The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, November 05, 1909, Image 3

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    Catarrh
Is a Constitutional Disease
It originates in impure blood mid
lquirp constitutional lnatimm acting
through and purifying the blood, for its
radical and por'mnni'nt cure. The
greatest constitutional n-medy is
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in rliocolntotl tab
lets known as Saraataba. lOOilososJl.
Nasal and other local formo of catarrh
re promptly relieved by Antiwplets or
Catarrlets, fioc., dnippint or mail.
C. I. Uood Co., Lowell, Mas,
t lortrla'o T-fmt Haiwl.no.
rossibly the tallest IkwhImo In Amer
lea grows In Arcadia. Via., and la
about 70 feet high. Tlie climi.i has
pread of 60 fest and the diameter at
th ground Is 12 feet The specimen
Is only 8 years old.
This Is the common bamboo of In
dia, probably brought to south Florida
from the West Indies. In Jamaica It
has become naturalized and is popular
ly supposed to be Indigenous. It
makes an astonishing growth during
our rainy season, the eanes often at
taining their full height In six weeks,
after which they begin to put on
lea res. The canes are from four to
five Inches In diameter at their base.
Unfortunately this species cannot
tand low temperatures, and the spec
imen In Arcadia has frequently Been
damaged by cold.
A t.aod StlUrtl.
rd like to own a street car line;
It ought to pay.
The people ride when It is Ana,
To heat allay.
Of course they ride when tt Is wet.
For then they wish
To quickly under shelter get;
Uaa is no fish.
And so a street ear Una, you see,
May business find.
No matter what conditions be
With human kind.
Then to another point Is my
Attention drawn;
No other business profits by
Its hangers on.
wLoutsvltle Courier-Journal.
Was aa Hrmnfri I le Prlaetple.
Perhaps It day be laid down aa
general rule that a legislative assem
bly. not constituted on democratic
principles, cannot be popular long aft
er It ceases to be weak. Macaulay.
Twa Dleeeeat Keecle.
If you only knew how nervous I w
when I proposed to you!"
"And If you only knew how nervous
I was until you proposed to me!"
Ifesgendorfer Blaelter.
Pratm Taxis.
Under the figure of Proteus, the old
man who In many forms was always
the same unpleasant customer, the an
clents probably typified the charge for
toxica ba. New York Post.
Rep Frlrade.
Nan How Is poor dear Lll thli
nonilng?
Fan She looks dreadfully.
Nan O, I know that; I'm asking
you how she feels.
Rivalry af Merkrakere.
"Chicago people think their city al
most as corrupt as San Francisco."
"Don't you believe tt." said the Call
fornlaa. warmly. "That's Chlcagt
nerve. Always trying to get Into oui
class." Philadelphia Ledger.
Desperate
Coughs
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a recu-
lar medicine, a doctor's medi
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Aver'i
Cherry Pectoral.
A
We boolefe eleohel
from our nedietiieo
Wo iro ro to
oer-euil jour
dootor
yers
Any good doctor will tell vou that medi
cine Tike Ayer's Cherry Sectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels are con
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knowi
anything better then Ayer's Pills for cor
recting this sluggishness of the liver.
" "ill" 7 too 1. C. Ajer Co.. Until. Mom.
TAXIDERMIST
AND TANNER
FURS BOUGHT
F. B. FIN LEY
249 Columbia Portland, Ore.
Raises the dough
and complies with
all pure food la
(raft
CRESCENT MFG. CO.
Makers 0f MAPLEINg
i better Utan Maple;.
Painless Dentistry
Oot of town prop to
cou novo meir pjei
ouo bri'Jeework fin.
lahod ia on day
If dooowmtt.
rVe Mill five y 00 S foot
22k fold or OQrctlaiB
crown for $3.5
Kolir Crown 5.0
22kBrM(tTootb3.5
Gold Fillinva 1.0
Cnamol Fill'mn 1.0
Silver Filling. .60
lnl, Fillinrt 2. SO
6ood Rulisor -
" '58 B a iJ SV-l '
Plitoo D.UU
kwfiltfc 7.50
i. r.v witi,
tt nm wmmv m Mart mm
Pilrtlnt Cxtr'ttM 6Q
WORK GUARANTEED FOR IB YEARS
Pat d I cm Jutrtvctiua t roe w httn tlvtn or bridtje worlt
U oniorrxi. tV.otmlUtlon FrtM, V(a cannot gt IxKUia
Miolt-sas work d(nenrwiier. All work fullr ruar
Wise Dental Co.
finiso Hi-ii.rn.o
Skuii.oH.bm.Sio. PORTLAND. OREGON
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SHIP SUBSIDY URGED
President Tells Southern States
Tbey Should Work for It.
ROOSEVELn'POUCUS UPHELD
Taft Also Wants Federal Health Bu
reau, to Look After Sanitary
Condition of Nation.
Augusta, tia., Nov. 9. President Taft
yesterday played at golf with his host
iu Augusta, iiajor Joseph B. Cumiuing,
defeating- him, 2 up and to go; opened
tlio Ueorgia-Carolina Interstate Fair;
rode through the streets of Augusta
amid the cheers of his "follow citi
zens" and left the city at 3 1". M. for
t lort'Dce, S. v. -
A call upon the president at the golf
liuks on hts invitation by Ty cobb, the
baseball player, the extreme cordiality
of the reception of the president in his
"winter eapitol"' and the' good fellow
ship extended to his eatourag were
lite features of the day.
In his address at the fairgrounds the
president touched upon a number ot
matters of national importance. The
keynute of his address was national
sanitation, that a national board of
iiealth should accomplish for the nation
itself what the nation had accomplished
tor others in tuba and i'anaina.
The president also talked ship sub
sidy aad suggested that the plan mer
ited the support of the South espe
cially of cotton manufacturing states
iika Georgia and south Carolina, air,
Taft's speech in part follows:
"It seems to me that the most ira
portant subject and the most important
collection o( subjects is that which re
lates to the conservation of our nat
urai resources. tales we can secure
uniform state cooperation, uniform
state legislation with reference to the
preservation of our forests and the
euqalixatioa of the water, which falls
trom the clouds, and the preservation
of our soil from being washed out to
sea, we shall not be able to carry out
the program set for us by Theodore
Rooseveit, which to every thoughtful
man must commend itself as of the
highest importance to the safety and
preservation ol our nation."
fccgarding national sanitation the
president said:
e now have various bureaus in
Washington which have functions con
nected with the suppression of dis
eases and the study of the different
Iiseasos, but they are scattered and
they need to be united in one bureau
which shall direct its attention to the
study of questions of health under all
.-onditions prevailing in this country,
so that by the circulation of the knowl
edge obtained it may enable the people
:o live hygienic lives.
'Sow it is true that the health of
the citizens is directly committed to
the state, but it is also true that the
luestiun of agriculture is committed
by the constitution to the state. Never
tfceless the agricultural department has
iitund much that it can do to assist
the agriculture of the country.
"1 expect to recommend to Congress
tn.it there be a uuion of all the experi
mental departments of the government
tor the discovery of lines of health and
tuily of disease."
TRAINMEN DEMAND INCREASE
All Lines on Atlantic Side of Chicago
to Be Involved.
Chicago, Nov. 9. Demands for uni
form schedules and a wage increase of
about 12 per cent are to be made by
conductors and trainmen on every rail
road system east of Chicago. The
movement involves l-'o,000 men, and in
cludes every railroad east of the Illi
nois Central's main southern line and
north of the Chesapeake it Ohio Bail
road. It is said to be the most stu-
euilous wage movement ever made by
ne railroad brotnernoous, and has been
under consideration two years. There
are hints tonight that all western rail
roads will be drawn into the struggle.
incident to the eastern demands, the
switchmen and yardmen in Chicago,
wno are controlled by the Brotherhood
l Kailroad Trainmen, are asking a
wage advance of 5 cents an hour.
highteen of the large trunk lines
with terminals in this city were served
with notice November 2. Under exist-
rig contracts 30 days' notice must be
given by either side of a contemplated
?uange in wages or working conditions.
Eight Perish In Flames.
New York, Nov. 9. Iron-bound win-
lows prevented the escape from death
f eight workers in Kobert Morrison
"Kins' comb factory in Brooklyn, which
-aught fire today, and five other men
probably were fatally injured in mak-
iig tiieir escape from the structure.
William G. Morrison, son of the owner
f the plant, lost his life in the flames
while trying to n.-ach the safe and close
U doors, ilis father was among the
njured. Forty employes were in the
factory when the fire started. Many
jumped from the third floor windows
and were injured.
Mythical Mountain Beached.
The Hague, Nov. 9. The famous
'Snow Mountain" in New Guinea,
which was considered a myth by many
scientist, though it has attracted the
mention of explorers for several years,
has been reached by the third expedi-
ton organized for that purpose by fnc
liutch government. The peax was at
iiincd after the expedition bad sailed
ip the Digalel liiver near the western
fruntier of the lintixb part of the isl
and. The mountain was formally
hristened I'rince Juliana. Its height
was found to be 15,000 feet.
Hopgrowers Grow Bich.
Wheatland, Cat., Nov. 9. Owing to
the recent rise in the price' of bops,
lie Jr.. C. Jlorst Company has e-ora-
inenced planting of a new field. Poles
to support the trellis all over the field
are now being i-ct. The recent rise in
hups meant 1,000,000 additional profit
for tlio growers of hops in this dis
trict, and one firm, the Dursts, made
one half this amount. They own the
i largest hopyards in the world. Many
carloads of this year's crop are now
li'I'I'fil from thii point.
Gold Strike In California.
Nevada City, Cal., Nov. 9. Word
whs received here today that a rich
strike had been made in the Omega
mine at I-'orcst, near here. Several
pounds of nujfcets have been taken
from the travel, one of wbich wmir),nA
10 ounces. '
$500,000 MIS LOOT.
Warrlnar Lot All In Speculation and
Blackmail.
Cincinnati. . Nov. 8. An oihVini of
the Big Four railroad atated tonight
that the defalcations for wmcn x
Treasurer Charlea L. W'arriner has
bean arrested would be far in excess of
f 100,000. According- to his eatimate,
it will reach nearly 1500,000.
Eighty thousand dollars ia said to
have been paid in blackmail. Two
women and man are mentioned a the
blackmailer. Detective! are shadow
ing on of the woman, who Uvea in
Cincinnati, but it it stated that the
railroad company doe not intend to
hav her arrested, but will try to get
her as a witneaa for the atate.
Warriner, who ia charged with ap
propriating $5-4,500, waa released from
custody lata today on a bo ml ot xo,
000.
During the day Warriner made a re
markable change or front In the af
ternoon h gave out a statement admit
ting hag responsibility for the short
age, but declaring there were other
in it. Later he changed tactic and
declared that he admitted nothing.
This later declaration ia taken to mean
that he intend to force hi alleged
partner in guilt into the open.
The $54,(00 in the warrant for War
riner'i arrest represents the present
amount owing to the railroad company
and not the entire amount of the short
age. The balance, according to the state
ment of General Counsel Hackney, has
been covered by property that Warri
ner haa turned over to the company.
BATTLE WITH INDIANS.
Savage Yield After Five Hour' Fight
With Police.
Victoria. B. ti. Nov. 8. After a
five hour' battle, beginning this morn
ing at daybreak, a force of 50 special
police, under Chief Constable Maitland
Doogall, and embracing virtually all
male inhabitant of Hatleton, on the
Skeena river, captured the Indian vil
lage of Kispiox, and made prisoners
several chiefs of the tribe who have
been inciting the related nation of the
Skeena to war upon the whites, ob
structing railway construction and this
week seising supplies and stopping
provincial road work.
Chief Constable Maitland-Dougall
make no report of casualties to Super
intendent Hussey here, although pri
vate telegrams cay firing was practical
ly continuous from daybreak until noon.
Despite the fact that the Canadian
government had ridiculed the sugges
tion, resident of the North country
apprehended serious trouble all alonf
the Speena a soon a winter sealed the
waterway, the Indians nursing an orig
inal and legitimate grievance as to
game law and fisheries regulations in
terfering with their basic aupplirs un
til it waa fanned into flame by agita
tor who have all summer been preach
ing the legal rights of the Skeena na
t'ons to all the lands along that river.
CATTLtMAN ADMITS RAID.
Two Turn State's Evidence in Wyom
ing Trial,
f. - --
anc
rai
cot
roe
ev:
tin
be
(
cot
the
sUi
erti
sheepmen would be ordered to quit the
coli try. Keye denied having seen
anyone shoot or having fired a shot
himself. Farris admitted discharging
hi rifle and seeing James Allemand,
owner of the sheep outfit, killed. He
testified that Herbert Brink, the pres
ent defendant, fired the fatal shot.
Farris stated that every man under ar
rest was in the party when the raid
waa made.
Pierre Caffarel and Charles Ilelmer,
sbeepberders, testified that tbey were
summoned from camp on the night of
April 2 by a band of masked men,
marched to Orevhill at the point of
rifle and kept under guard while raid
ers made their descent upon the camp.
Hot Tons; War Is Fesred.
San Francisco, Nov. 8. The tore
war ha assumed such a seriou aspect
that the police have placed the local
Chinese qusrter in a state of siege.
The warring faction of the Yee fam
ily and the On Yick fighting tong are
so closely watched that it is not be
lieved that the battle will be resumed
in the regular Chirese quarter. De
tective fear that host. titles may break
out at any moment in the outlying
laundries and garden, where numbers
of the warring tong are employed.
These place are closely watched
Santa Fe Loses Money. .
Guthrie, Okie., Nov. 8. The Santa
Fe railroad in Oklahoma has suffered
great loss since the 2-cent passenger
law went into effect, according to an
affidavit filed in the United States Dis
trict court today by that company.
The document asserts that the Santa
Fe carried 237,441 more passengers in
1908 than the preceding year, it pas
senger earning ibowing a 'oss of IM,
526. Owing to the compulsory low
freight rate, it i claimed that the re
ceipt showed a decrease of orer $200,
000. Prosec'ited for Air Scorchirg.
Paris, Nov. 8. The first prosecution
for furious flying will shortly occur In
the courts here. M. Blanch, who
crashed into the crowd at Port Aviation
three weeks ago and hurt several peo
ple, is the defendant. Two victims
have summoned him for furious driving
in the air. Curiously enough, Jthe pros
ecuting lawyer is Paul Fay, who is a
son-in-lsw of Mr. Harts berg, whose
husband brought Wilbur Wright to
France.
Spanish Army Advances.
Melilla, Morocco, Nov. 8. Sixteen
thousand Spsnish troops, supported by
heavy reserves, began an advance this
morning over the Beni Sicar territory,
The Infanta Carlos of Bourbon led the
advance guard.
arlvanea iruarrl.
Old Favorites
taraataeee.
Honor and ahame from no condition
rise,
Act well your part, there all the honor
lies.
Fortune In men has some small differ
ence made;
One flaunts tu rasa, one flutters In bro
cade;
The cobbler aproned, and tb parson
owned.
The friar hooded, and the monarch
crowned.
"What dltTer mora (you cry) than
crvwn and cowlt"
Ml tell you. friend 1 a wlae man and a
fool
You'll find If onoe the monarch aoti
the monk
Or, cobbler like, the narsoa will' be
drunk;
Worth makes the man. and want of H
the fellow:
The rest I all but leather or prunella
Uoaat the pure blood ot an Illustrious
race,
In quiet fiow from Lucrece to I.ucrece
Uut by your fathere' worth If yours
you rate.
Count me those only who were xM
and reL
Ool If your ancient but Ignoble blood
Mas crout throuah scoundrels ever
since the Mood.
Clot and pretend your family la young.
Nor own your fatliors have bean fools
so long-t
What can ennoble sots, or slaves, or
cowards T
Alaal not all the blood of all the How
erds.
-Alexander Tope.
The Caaaga aad the t'raov.
The i-lioujrh and crvw to rooat are sons,
ine owi alls on the tree.
lhe bush'd wind walls with feeble
niouu.
Like luuiit charity.
The wlld-tlre dances on the fan.
The red star sheds Its ray,
Cp-ruuaa o, then, my marry men!
It la our op'nlng duy.
(loth child and nurse are fast asleep.
And closed Is every flower,
nd winking taper faintly peep
High front my Lady bower;
itewllder'd hlnda with shortsn'd ken
(Shrink on their murky way.
Cp-rouse je. thru, my marry nienl
It Is our op'nlng day.
Nor board nor rarner own we now.
.Nor roof nor latched door.
Xor kind mate, bound by holy vow
To hires a good man's store;
Xoon lulls us In a aioomy den.
And nit tit Is crown our day.
L'p-ruuse ye. then, my merry men
And use it as ye may.
Joanna ISatltlo.
WILL HAVE FLYI.YQ BICYCLE.
a bat Jaloa Hula PraaJeta (or Ctolll
" IUO Wan llaaea.
Jules Ilols. a distinguished archaeol
ogist.
whose hypotheses In regard to
ancient civilisations have been won -
derfully born out by archaeological
uis'overles, has attempted to fore?ast
"le J'tl-WK Ukely to take place In
oi in 100 years' time, based sole-
ipoa hypotheses formulated on the
..i ,i. ,a . .
. . .. .. . aa d,m'
Iltlons. some of which, of course.
not be traced to the beginning of
nineteenth century,
l th first place, says a Parts letter
he Now York Tiroes, M. Bole pre
a that all the great cities will be
lcally uninhabited except by vlsl
and for bustneas purposes during
tne daytime. All classes will live In
the country or garden cities at con
siderable distance from the towns, to
which access will be cheap and ax
tremety rapid owing to the enormous
development of all methods of con
trivance, from pneumatic railways to
flying cars. Tbe motor car will bare
gone completely out of fashion, but the
bicycle. In a new form, will be once
more In favor, for a sort of flying
bicycle will be Invented which will
enable the rider to soar In mid air.
Tbe average height of European will
be Increased; so will the average
length of life.
Entirely new views will prevail con
cerning the beauty of women, for wom
en themselves will be greatly changed;
their beauty will be combined with
muscular power and courage. Parlia
mentary Institutions. M. Ilols believes,
will be greatly modified; Indeed, will
almost have disappeared, and nations
will be governed by delegates of varl
ous castes.
All existing aristocracies will have
become blotted out, but a new form
of aristocracy, brought Into being by
the general alteration of the conditions
of life, will be socially snd politically
powerful. French will become th
great International language.
The Moroli Choree.
Although he was pretty glad to take
In summer boarders, and thus mak
capital of his small garden produce
and his wife's excellent cooking.
Jededlah Hubbard always made a
great point of never letting his guests
'get In ahead" of biro In any way.
"City folks that hav been around a
mite think thoy know it all fura A
to Izxard!" be used to say. "They
need somebody to take 'em down a
peg or two once In a while.'
One morning while be was chewing
a long spear of grass, near the wood
yard, be was surprised to see a newly
arrived boarder, fully dressed, coming
toward him. This propensity of "city
fellers" to rise at "sunup" was quite
Iregular.
"Good aiornlng!" exclaimed th new
comer. In a lusty tone.
Mcrning!" responded tb old man,
as !f uncertain Just what to expect.
"Well, I s'poae you have to get up
early to see that tbe oayoock crow
properly, don't you?" said th city
man, with an airy, Jocular familiarity
which Jededlah was not alow to re
sent "Well, no," be drawled, 'not siactly
that I waa just out untying som of
tbe knot In th cord wood."
A man who associates with fool
,on tl,n"' 'arn r01 way.
WUSBS WDi
when be 1 eaibla.
IU sVllllVof.
in fi
-
Somewhere
xp or ni
Meaaant "Hook of sio,'
Mrs. l.ucj
I ril-h Parkins (alia
lllililful Ktorj
f her New Englntl
eilcal great
arrandfatber, who was
limn ot lcuu
It and resources. Hhe says:
It employed more th.ui on devlct
to secure wakefulness on the part ol
hit weary comtres it Ion. 8liullii dur
Ins the tiraver was but on of many
My grandmother used lo lll us wltb
pride of an Instance which occurred
at a thus when a new rhurcn euinci
had been proposed, and umbo
warm discussion. Great graiidfathei
thought this worldly and iiimeces
aary expense, and emphasised his opln
Ion by pausing In (he midst of his wr
moa on a Sunday, wylnf Impreiwiveiy
aa ha fixed the somnolent momlwi'i ol
his concret.itlun with a stern look:
"You sr talking about InilKIIng I
new church: It seems lo m quit un
necessary, since the sleepers la the old
oil are all sound!
,...."rae..a'l Msssaa.
Aa absurdly worded statement of a
fact which was not In Itself remark-
sble recently trUd th gravity of the
listener It was ou the occasion of
the funeral of an elderly woman In a
New KneUnd towu. She bad left an
old mother, nearly !0 year of age, and
an only sou who was well on toward
60.
The aerrlces were conducted hy a
timid young clergyman, recently set
tled over Jhe parish. Alter praying
for many and various things, he said:
And two, w especially pray that
the laird will romtort and sustain la
their loss and sorrow. On Is the or
Pban, who. although no longer young.
La an orphan still, and must so con
tinue: th other Is th mother. Tar ad
vanced In years, who ha survived her
daughter, although considerably her
senior."
Warr ike Vra taoae la.
Mr lucon I ui.disuid your bus.
land Is i wiirk on new poem? Mrs
Egbert H Is lies try n: l
iomi niagasine lo accept It. lonaers
Statesman
Toa wlia f'alara.
"Iarla la a wuiidnrfut enter r so
cial Kly and popular psi-llemrM "
Tes." answered Mr. Cumrox.
thoughtfully. "I should not h sur
iirleed If I'arl nnh one day tlalmj
recognition aa lhe I'liutmrg ot
rranca." Wanhinaiori Hiar.
PrtU's fye Sake 100 War OM.
relieve tired eyes, ijuickly rurraeye
arhi'S. inflame.!. orr. walerv or ulcer
ated eye. All dniggtata, or Howard
u ....!.
-irus., iiuuaiu, ti.
Iaeael.
"You say th man you married
seem more kind and generous since
your divorce than he did before"
"Yet." showered Mrs, Klimnioon
"He never says a word about evoiioaili
log. but sends around bis alimony
elthout a murmur " Washington Star.
Thousands of country peopl know
that in time of audden mishap or acci
dent Hamlins Wixard Oil la the beet
auhatitut fat the famil doctor. That
1 1 why It Is so of ten found upon th
. thif.
As Mailer at Jaolle.
"Sir." one of your reportors referred
'8, m lB '' '
tlsf. grnasy. drunken loafer." I want
't corrected. Ira a
"I see It I Tou sre fount and IMn.
We'll correct II to-morrow. Ooed
morning "
Llaleeo.
Th little boy who had stuck hi
head out of th ear window lo address
s question to th man on th station
platform drew It In again.
"Mamma." hs said "that man out
ther say this place is Wydopen ln'l
that a funny nam for s loanT"
Seullo the I'lrlure
Mtlllcsnt What mad yoo rofiio
Vfr Wllder's Invitation to go walking
with h!rn Don't you Use him?
Mildred Oh. yes. t like him well
nough, but his red whlnkers don'l
ook well with my new plak hat
ummerv'lle Journal
All Who
Would Eryoy
good health, with its blessings, must un
derstand, quite dearly, that it involve tbe
question of right living with all the term
implies. With pmpcr knowledge of what
is best, each hour of n-creation, of enjoy
ment, of contemplation and of effort may
be made to contribute to living aright.
Then the use of medicine may be dis
perued with to advantage, but under or
dinary condition in many instance a
simple, wholesome remedy may b invalu
able if taken at the proper time and tlx
California Fig Syrup Co, hobls that it i
llike important to present the subject
truthfully and to supply the Sue perfect
laxative to those desiring it.
Consequently, the Company's Syrup of
Figs snd Hixir of Senna gives general
satisfaction. To gi t its lienefieial effecU
buy the genuine, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
by all leading dnigjrists.
m uarra wamm
POMMEL
SLICKER
nnd.
- cheapest in the
ena Decaase it
wears longest
SiCWsnasw
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sake:
tiesidra. 'II lot of fun-
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Twe toes thai throb as una
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distant SuliurtJ I'ldil'l II ever sink
you thai your servant Is Impertinent
ly Inquisitive
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th way ef a privileged jd family re
tainer Why. would you heller U.
that gtrl Ims bean with us over IU
Weeks' IUrirr'o WeehiV
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A th young eiaa careaawd th
cheok of hi lady lot she drew easy
hastily.
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had teller see rather nrsl"
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th perplexed lovr.
"father." sh replied, a ah ntiroed
her cheek, "1 a barber," tluccaws
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The Kind You Have"
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Boars tho
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man ef good staying pi-rr
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man."- Uattlumr Amtrsraa.
To got rid of dadfhlen, lUol laduat
Miry I bora Iu Bowers. Wbru tbe go,
era are dead lb girl ore ..(.,,
widow rae be otd tbrsu.
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si yeaie. Oct rear gu 14 April I be
jtn ukmg CsMuret lor ctiitk. la
tlx ewura 4 a week I noitrrtl the rate
began tu dioappraf arid at Hi end of U
wveks they dal nut trmilde me ol U.
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WATER SYSTEM
IN YOUR HOME
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Boise, Idaho.
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or
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