The Oregon mist., November 12, 1909, Image 4

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Ta
Catarrh
Is a Constitutional Disease
It original in impure blood and
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h.nd.Vf
radical' and rtt'miaiH-nt cure. Hie
greatest constitutional remedy is
. Hbod's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in chocolated tab
lets known a oaramaua. miosei.
Nul and other Un-al lormsot catarrh
are promptly relieved by AntivU or
Catarrii'tA, raw., amggisi or man.
C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass
Florida's TO-hoot Ham lion.
Possibly th Ul'.est Us in boo la Amer
lea arowa In Arcadia, Pl.t., and li
about 79 (oat high. The clump ha
spread of SO feet and the diameter at
tha ground li 12 feet. The specimen
Is only 8 years old.
This Is the common bamboo of In-
Jl- ,.MK-KI. t.,-.-..,l in ,,tH
from the West Indies. In Jamaica It
has become naturalised and ia popular
ly supposed to be Indigenous, It
makes an astonishing growth during
our rainy season, the canes often at-
t V , .7
after which they begin to put oa
f.UI. lhat full fcottrfc In at -u1r.
inifW ,w i.un i-i i 1 1 v iu ivui
fire Inches In diameter at their has.
Unfortunately this species cannot
stand low temperatures, and the spec-1
tmen In Arcadia has freaueutlv been
damaged by cold.
A Ub4 Baataeae.
Td like to own a street car line)
It ought to pay.
, The people ride when It la tine.
To heat allay.
Of course they ride when It la wet
For then they wish
To quickly under shelter get;
Man Is no fish.
And so a street ear line, you see.
May business find.
No matter what conditions be
With human kind.
Then to another point la my
Attention drawn;
No other business profit by
Iu hanger on.
-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Wat an tteaaoeratt Prf aalalas.
Perhaps It may be laid down aa a
general rule that a legislative assem
bly, not constituted on democratic
principles, cannot be popular long aft
er It ceases to he weak. Macaulay.
Tara Dlral KaTeeta.
"If you only knew how nervous I was
when I proposed to you!"
"And If you only knew how nenroua
I was until you proposed te mel"
afasgendorfer Blaetter.
Froteas mm4 Taxla.
Under the figure of Proteus, the old
man who tn many forms was always
the same unpleasant customer, the an
cients probably typified the charge for
taxlcaba New York Post.
Bvr Frtrada.
Nan How Is poor dear LI1 thli
morning?
Fan She looks dreadfully.
fan O. I know that; I'm asking
you now ah reels.
RlTalry at Maekrakera.
"Chicago people think their city al
most aa corrupt as San Francisco."
"Don't you believs It," said the Call-
fornian. warmly. "That's Chlcagf
nerve. Always trying to ret Into oui
elasa Philadelphia LedRer.
D
esnerate
r 1
ougns
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a regu
lar medicine, a doctor's medi
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
A
W pus)!, our ivrmmMB
iers
from our msMliari&M
W nrgm yon f
sMaU.t J OUsT
dootor
Any good doctor wilt tell you that a medi
cine like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels are con
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
snything better thn Ayer's Pills for cor
recting tms iiuggishnes of the liver.
'.
auoa by tha t. o. Aar Co., Lawsu. atata.
TAXIDERMIST
AND TANNER
FURS BOUGHT
F. B. FIN LEY
249 Columbia Portland, Ore.
Raises th dough
and complies with
all pur food laws.
CHE8CENT KFO. CO.
Makers of MAPUDVX
'better than Maple;.
Painless
Dentistry
Out of towa nr,r,la
A c-.q htrm tlivlr pl.t.
and brldavaork So.
Jjj
9 i.nna ia oos
ii uwwMrr,
it oi tr Mrcaliii
ermlw $3.50
Molir Cnmnt 5.Q
22krMpTwt3.6
6M filluift 1.0
Emm.1 Filling 1.0
tilw Flllinn .6
Inl.r rilllnts 2.6
flit., 0.UU
B.ii R.4 v
iw ruia. 7.50
Ss. m. a Will, raaawt Sat
M whi armiwit a wnia
PiinlMI Ettt'llM .60
WORK SUARANTKKD fOR! tS YEARS
PalnlM .strctui frru. whrapl.tM or bridge work
uraemia r n
OooaultatloD
HiinHna. uwi.iiwNBfn i
aalM. awrk don. anywharw. Al
MUwd. aluoera
trio atjaisiincal. Host mtbrnis.
Wise Dental Co.
r.ri.ma HriLDtwa
INCOaeOHATD
raiauaWi.a.Sis. PORTLAND. OREOON
HiOg aWVSSi A. St. I. SL Saaaars. 11.
SHIPSUBSIDY URGED
Tells Soulhera States
mi
They Should Work tor It.
ROOSEVELT'S P0L1CTJS UPHELD
Taft Also Wanta Fsdsral Haalth Bu-
raau. to Look Aftar Sanitary
Conaitiona of Nation.
Augusta, Ua., Nov. B.-I-rcsident Taft
yesterday played at golf with his host
iu Augusta, Major Joseph B. Cutnniiug,
.luf.ijttiiii. him 4 ml ati.t a tri nn.ll.lil
I - t - - a , r ,
,,( ueorgia-caroiiua interstate air;
rodo through the street of Augusta
amid the cheers of bis "fellow citi
zens" aud left the city at 3 i M. lor
t lorenco, o. v.
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11113 V U Ills 111 1 ,141 IWU if w . j VVUU, .u
Waver, the extreme cordiality
o( th of th, pM(W.B, ia hl.
winter caaitol" and tha rntod fellow
ship extended to his entourage, were
Itiie features of the day,
in hut address at the fairgrounds the
president touched upon a number ot
I mailers oi national importance, lat
keynote of his address was national
sanitation, that a national board of
health should accomplish for the nation
itself what the nation had accomplished
lior others in Cuba and Jt anama.
The president also talked ship sub
sidy and suggested that the plan mer
ited the support of the South espe
cially of eoltoa manufacturing atates
like Georgia and tniuta Carolina. Air.
lait apeecn in part follows:
Mr K,.m til ma that tit mi, tM.
lurtant subject and the most imuortant
collection or subjects IS that which re-1
... ...
lates to the conservation of our Bat-1
ural resource. L'nlt-ss we can secure
uniform state co operation, uniform
state legislation with reference to the
preservation of our forests and the
euqaiixauoa or lb. water, which falls
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sea, ;eTan Tt T; alile to car'oul
the program set for us by Theodore
Kooseveit, which to every thoughtful
man muse commend itself aa of thai"" awiainir supplies ana sioppink'
highest importance to the safety and
preservation of our nation." I
Kegaruing national sanitation th
prcsiuvni saiu:
e sow have various bureaus ia I
Washington which have functions con-
uec-u wan me suppression or UlS
MS." in.i I hO Kttt.lw nf Ka iliaaaht I
lise, h..t th. . ...
hey need to be united in one bureau
. . . - .Hi I
which shall direct its attention to the
stuoV of questions of health under all I
conditions prevailing ia this country. I
to that by the circulation of the knowl-
-lge obtained it may enable the oeoule I
. . ".'oic "ves.
Ao
th
tue state, but it is also true that the
piestion of agriculture is committed
bv the constitution to the state. Never
theless the agricultural department has
n-ua-1 niuco that it eaa da ta ium
:ne agriculture of the country,
I exixrct to recommend to Conaresj
;:iai mere be a union of all the expert
mental departments of the government
for the discovery of lines of health and
study ot disease.
TEAINMEN DEMAND
rVfTRTASV!
All Lines on Atlantic Bide of Chicago
to Be Involved.
Chk-azo. Nov. 9. Dem.-.n.i f ;.
form schedules and a waae increase of I
about U per cent are to be made by
conductors and trainmen on every rail-I
road system east of L'hicairo. The
lovemeut involves 15.000 men. and in-
.i.. .an.unu east 01 me iiii-
I.;., .J ? ",., " aln!r'!n90:1
road It is nSTw th. mT.t !
jiendous wae movement ever made bv
:ne railroad brotherhoods, and has been
under consideration two vears. Th..
are hints tomirht that all western rail-
roads will be drawn into the strnzzle.
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.u. .....u. .v iu, cwiirii ueuianus. tne i
wttTcon
of Kailroad Trainmen, are asking a I
wage aavanee or o ecnu an hour. I
,Ke auvaoee 01 o cents an Hour. i
Eighteen of the larKe trunk line.
: j eltr"er.Te:l
nuinouri . iuuer eini-1
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"S i .1 1 na,, nonce mast oe i
?ivcn by cither side of a contemplated
cnange in wages or working conditions,
ilght Perish In Flames.
-New lork, Nov. 9. Iron bound win-
lows prevented the escape from death
of eight worker, in Kobert Morri,n A
son como factory in Brooklyn, which
eauuht fire today, and five other sen
prooauiy were latauy injureu in mak-
l i , . ,i . . . I
ing their escape from the structure.
niuiam i. jiorrison, son of the owner I,.
of the plant, lost his life in the flames
Aow 11 is true that the health of til it waa fanned into flame by agita
e citizen, is directly committed to ton wbo B, iumm,r h.
while trying to reach the safe and close ln lpe reKulr t-nirese quarter. De
; Ju.,. in. .l-I tectivea fitar that hnat.liti.a n. hrk
injured. ' Korty employes were if the
factory when the fire started. Man v
jumped from the third floor windows
and were injured.
Mythical Moon tain Beached.
The Hague, Nov. 9. The famous
'Snow Mountain" in New Guinea.
which wan eonoidered a myth by many
scientists, though it has attracted the
attention of explorers for several veaM.
' I
has been reached by the third expedi
.ion organized for that purport by lie
Uut.;h government. The peix was at
tained after the expedition had sailed
up the Uigalel Kiver near the western
Iruutier of the British Dart of tha ial-
and. The mountain was formally freight rate, it is claimed that the re
:hrinteni;d Prince Juliana. Its beifc-ht IceiptS showed decrease of over 1200..
wan found to be 15.000 feet. fniw
Hopgrowers Grow Elch.
Wheatland, Cal., Nov. 9. Owing to
'"' T""' "j '" ,the Price ot boP
"l.h . V !,or,t ,ComI'any 'a ."
in,..-, .mnuiiK or a new neiu. 1'OU-s I
to support the trellis all over the field " - " "
are ,.Vw being net. The recent rise in thre week. .fo and hurt several, peo
hm,ii men nt i iii iii dim .H.tii ...,.i: pie. Is the defendant. Two victims
for the growers of hops in this dis-
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inn, and one arm, the Hursts, made I n
ohm uair tins amount. They own the
largest hoiyards in the world. Manv
carloads of this year's crop are now
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n '"pieu iram tun poini. I
Oold Strike ln California.
JVevada City, Cal., Nov. 9. Word I
was reeeivorl Iiapa tn,1a ,i.a, . t.u I
... ., . . . --"-' - 1 ' " - 1 .i
jsiriae nan been made in tb Omen
rnlii. a, I.'.. . , . i', , I
.;.u; ,r"JL "7- D'T?
' - v USVa UCn laiLen I
rrom the gravel, one of which weighed
lOVn ounces. 1
500,000 HIS LOOT.
Warriner Lost Alt In Speculation and
Blackmail.
Cincinnati. Nov. 8. An official of
F "i1 w
um. nw ueianatiuvia w win...
Treasurer CharlM L. Warriner ha
been irtMUd would ba far in excess of
1100,000. According to his estimate,
it will reach nearly 6(H),(H0.
Eighty thousand dollars ia said to
have been paid in blackmail. Two
woman and a man are mentioned as tha
blackmailer. Detective are shadow
ing on of tha woman, who lives in
Cincinnati, but it ia stated that the
railroad company doea not intend to
have her arrested, but will try to get
her aa a witness for the state.
Warriner, who is charged with p
Propriating 164 600, w. relcaeed from
custody late today on bond of i!0,.
000,
During the day Warriner made a re
markable change of front. In the af
ternoon he gave out statement admit
ting haa responsibility for the short
age, but declaring there were others
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flwtred that he admitted nothing
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that be intends to force his alleged
partners In guilt Into the open.
The 154,500 tn the warrant for Vt ar-
riner's arrest represents the present
I 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 has turned over to the company.
BATTLE WITH INDIANS.
I Savages Yield After Tiv Hours' Fight
I With Police.
I
I ' lcia, a. l., xsov. b. Alter a
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uvura vatur, oeitimiiiiif una morn
'nS t daybreak, a force of 50 special
I police, under Chief Constable Maitland
I Dougall, and embracing virtually all
male inhabitanta of Haxleton. on the
Skeena river, captured the Indian vil-
0f Kispiox. and made pri-oners
several cbiels of the tribes who have
" incitin "'
P""" w WM uPn wnites, ob -
twcting railway construction and this
provincial road work.
Chief Constable Maitland-Dougall
make no report of casua tiea to Sutler
intendent Hussey here, a tboush or
vat talmma
ly eontinuoua from daybreak until noon
Dasnit- the tmrt that th. r. .
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government; naa ridlCTJlea tne ueKes-
. . a .1 . ,
re",u"1" iorm cooniry
PP"!nnowj serious irouoie ail along
the Speena aa soon as winter sealed the
waterway, the Indians nursing an oria
Inal and legitimate grievance aa to
eame laws and fisheries retrulatinna In.
terfennr with their basic sudd lies un-
ing the legal rights of the Skeena na
ttona to all the lands along that river.
CATTLbMAN ADMITS RAID.
Two Turn State's Evidence in Wyom-
ing Trial
Bain, Wyo., Nov. 8. Albert Keves
and Charles Karris, participants in the
:j .1 t. : ,.'.. . i
ran, on tua sucep camp in me lensieet
eountre last anrinir in hi.-k it,...
men were killed, today turned state's
evidence in the trial of Herbert Brink
first of tne seven indicted cattlemen to
be brought to trial.
'nl today both admitted
complicity, but declared they joined
the raiders with the distinct under
tandintr that onlv th ah,n arut nrnr. I
arte woolrl ha rntfw4 rA that rSiai I
sheenmen would h nrrUrari tn mil tk.
country. Keye denied having seen
T "aving fired a shit
"I"""' r arris samuiea aiscnarging
B " tlUB mna James Aiiemand
owner of the sheep outfit, killed. Hi
tesiinea mat Herbert Brink, the ores-
ent defendant, fired the fatal shot
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rna ataww iaij ayerv man under ar. i
Wh'n "
Pi r. tr.i
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!! iM.t,fied th,J they "r!
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Aorii 2 b, . bMd ? k;
- . - . - , oe increasea; so will the averaaa
marched to flrevhilt at tha m rt ntl. ' ' "'
a - , - v-
ernes ana aepi under guara wniie raiO-
era maue weir oesceni upon tne camp.
Hot Tons- Wsr Is Feared
San Francisco. Nov. 8. Tha tot e-
war baa assumed such a serious aspect
that th. police have placed th. loc.l
Chinese qusrter in a state of siege
Hu nnin. ..iir,.. i u,. v..
i)y .nd 0n vJck fihtinI, . ...
-- -""""B -vivii. Wi .111 AW .Dill
so closely watched that it is not be
ar r n
. . . ... ..: . .
'"ve? w1 we D"n" wl" m "umed
out at any moment in the outlying
laundries and gardens, where number
of the warring tones sre emnloved. I
These places are closely watched.
Santa Fe Loses Money,
Guthrie, Okla., Nov. 8. The Santa
Fe railroad In Oklahoma has suffered s
great loss since the 2-cent passenger
l,w went into effect, according to an
flWTit fi,e1 tn United States Dis-
Mae aAawa 4uJM.a B-. aVl a
r'"""' 3 T "f '
.jn." asserU that th. Santa
Fe c"1 237,441 more passengers in
1908 than the preceding year, its pas-
senger earnings showing 'oes of $65,-
625. Owing to the compulsory low
Prosecuted for Air Scorching.
Paris, Nov. 8. The first prosecution
for furious flying will shortly occur in
the courts here. M. Blanch, who
.l.j i. ,i i o . ai,
have summoned him for furious driving
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tne air. curiously enougn,;ine pros-
ecuting lawyer is raui ray, wno Issleariy to see mat tn naycocks crow
son - in - law of Mrs. Hsrtaberir. whoa
hnshand brouirht Wilhnr Wriaht tn
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France.
Spanish Army Advancss.
Melilla, Morocco, Nov. 8. Sixteen J
i c ;u . . ... t '
"a""1 oiiaumi nwi(, nipiwrwu uy
h.awv MurVM Kurr. n an iiluani,. tkl. 1
bi R...T .TITar:"
"B w w miii uii,si lersi l ivui j, ' .
The Infanta Carlos of Bourbon led the
advance iruard.
Old Favorites
tirealaeae.
Honor and shame from no condition
rise.
Aot well your part, there all tha honor
live.
Fortune In men has some small differ
euce madej
One flaunts in rats, one flutter In bro
cade;
The cobbler aproned, and the parson
gowned.
The friar hooded, and tha monarch
crowned.
"What differ more (you onr) than
crown and eowIT"
" " ".ai a
lVwni 'j ,f ono t,
wlas man and a
th monarch eats
the monk
Or, cobbler Ilka, the parson will
bs
drunk;
Worth makes th man, and want of U
the fellow;
Th rest I all but leather or prunella
Uoeet th pur blood of an Illustrious
race.
tn quiet flow from I,ucrce to l.uorec
Uut by your father' worth If your
you rate,
Count "' h
and great.
Uol If your ancient but Ignoble blood
Has crept - throuuh scoundrel aver
tnc th flood.
(.lot and pretend your family la young.
;or own your father har been fool
o long!
What can ennobl sots, or alavaa, or
coward T
Ala! not all the blood of all th How
arda.
-Alexander Tope.
The Chaaah aaat la Craw,
The chough and crow to rooet are gone.
Ihe owl sits on tha traa.
Ih hu.h'd wind walls with feeble
nivuu.
Like liuaiit charity.
The Wild-lira liinr., nn tha fan
The rwd star shads It ray.
.p-rou a. than, my marry mn!
11 is our op nitig day.
""h -re
1 am cios.d Is ev.ry flower,
And winking tapers faintly peep
I iw wwhi
Hewllder'd hln.ls with short.nd kan
bhrlnk on their murky way.
t'p-rous , thn. my marry tnent
it is our op'nlug day.
Nor board nor earner own w now.
Nor roof nor latched door.
Nor kind mats, bound by holy vow
10 bless a good man's store;
Voon lulls us tn a gloomy den.
And night Is grown our day.
Cp-rouse ye. then, my merry men
U use It as ys may.
Joanna Balllie.
WILL HAVE FLYiao BICYCLE.
" Jalaa Sola fradlrta far Clvllt-
aatloa loo Ttan Hma
Jule Hols, a distinguished archaeol
ogist, who hyiwthesea in regard to
ancient civilization have been won-
u-c. .un7 irm out oy archaeological
uiscoveries, baa attempted to forecast
tne changes likely to Uks place In
t.urope in loo years' time, baaed sola.
ly upon hypotbe formulated on th
illt. n, Inn .
I ' in h ma mi
ontratd In tb light of Draaent-dav
condition, some of which, of course
cannot be trared to the beginning of
the nineteenth century.
In the first place, says a Parts letter
to the New York Time. M. Bote pre
dict that all the great cities will .he
practically uninhabited icDt bv vlst
tors and for business mirtviaaa ffiirlnv
ine oayume. All classes will tl. in
country or garden cltte at con-
.Merable distance, from th. towns, to
which scrass will be cheap and ex
tremely rapid owing to tb enormous
development of 11 method of con
trivance, from pneumatic railways to
flying cart The motor car will havs
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anna enmn .i. v.. ...
Mrycla, In a n.w form, will 'be once
or. 10 r"TOr ror ort "Xlna
' " wnicn win
.i,uu wmcn wn
!e th. rider to soar in mid air
?.B.ww. 6e,bt
length of life.
Entirely new view 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. Pari!-
mentarv Institutions M Bolah.ll....
IT XllZ X&fllVXl
will be greatly modified; Indeed, will
almost have disappeared, and nation
will be governed by delegate of vari
ous castes.
All existing aristocracies will have
become blottd out. but a nw form
of aristocracy, brought Into being by
the general alteration of tha conditions
of w111 U x-allr and politically
Powerful. French will become th
great International language.
Th Mora I a. Ckaras.
Although hs was pretty glad to take
In summer boarder, and thus make
capital of his small garden produce
and bis wife's excellent cooking,
Jededlah Hubbard always made a
great point of never letting bla guests
get to ahead of him In any way.
"City folka that have been around a
mite think they know It all fum A
to Izzard!" he 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 tha wood
yard, he was surprised to see a newly
arrived boarder, fully dressed, coming
toward him . This propensity of "city
fellers" to rise at '"sunup" was quite
irtgular. '
"Oicd aiorulng!" exclaimed the new
comer, in a lusty tone.
"Morning!" responded the old man.
as !f uncertain Just what to expect.
i , , ..... . .
wan, i apuaw jwu oar to get up
properly, don't you?" said th city
man, with an airy, Jocular familiarity
which Jededlah was not slow to re
sent. Well, no," he drawled, 'not exactly
that I waa Just out untying some of
,w. i . - i. . . mm
m n wrawwi.
''
A man who assooUta. with fool.
. . .
" w
blushM whn h U Maalble.
a a .
Ml Henraaf,
fotnewher tn th page of hst
pleasant "Hook of Joys" Mrs, I.ucj
Fitch Pei klus lolls a dellghlful story
t her New Kngland cleitinl great
randfather, alio was a mail of lageuu
Ity and resources. Hlie says:
lis employed more th.in on devlct
te s.nn ,ikefiilnes on th part ol
his weary congiegitlon. Standing dur
ing the prayer ws but on of many
My grandmother used to lull U with
pride of an Inslane which occurred
at a tlm when a new rhiireh edinc
had been proponed, and waa undei
warm discussion, tlrcat grandfath!
thought this a worldly suit tinneee
sary expense, and mphnlsed hi opln
ton by pausing In the midst nf hi aer
moa on a Sunday, s.iylux Impressively
as hs fixed the somnolent members ol
his congregation with a stern look:
"You are talking about building
new church: It seem to me quit utt
necessary, since th sleeper la th old
eu are all sound!1
fvaairaetiun at tjaaae.
An absurdly worded iteineiit of a
fact which was not In Itself remark
able recently tried th grsvliy of th
listener. It was on th occasion of
th funeral of an elderly woman tn a
New Knitland town Hh had left an
old mother, nearly 00 yean of age, and
an only sou alio as well on toward
60.
Th ervlees wer conducted by a
timid young 'clergyman, reeeutly t
lied over the paHnh. After prnylng
tor many and various thins, ha said:
And two. especially pray that
the Urd will comfort and sustain In
their lose and sorrow, 'on Is the or
phan, who, although no longer young,
la an orphan still, aud must so con
tinue; the other Is the mother, far ad
vanced la years, who has survived bar
daughter, although considerably bar
senior,"
Waera th Mark lame la.
Mrs Kit on -I understand your bus
tard I at rk on s new poerar Mrs
Kgtiert lie is He's trying te get
ioim magai.n to net pi It. TOtissrs
Statesman
Tiki with a 'alara.
Pari Is a wonderful cvitler nf so
cial sayety and popular excitement
Yes," sitewernl Mr. Cumro.
thoughtfully "I should not h sur
prised If Carl mlnhl day claim
recognition s lha Pittsburg ol
Franc." VVashltiatnn Star.
Petti!' ft Salve 100 ears Old.
relieve tired eyes, tuirkly curve eye
aches, inflamed, wire, watery or ulcer
atcil rye. All ilmpgiats, or Howard
irvi., iiuiisio, i. i.
Ia.rl.
"Tou say the man you married
aeetu more kind and generous sine
your divorce than hs did before?"
"Yes." answered Mr. PISmmsoa.
"II never says a word about coaxn!
Ing. but sends around bis alimony
without a murmur" Washington Star
Thou sands of country people know
that in time of uddn mlahap or sec i
dent Hamlin Wixard Oil is the beet
substitute for the family doctor. That
j is why it is so of tea found upon th
: shelf,
A atattar af Jaallea.
Dlr," on of your reporter referred
;L, m yoat pp" m"Vm
va. a". uiMUHin ua:ar wim
that corrected. It s an Infamous slan
der -
1 s It la Tou sr gaunt tnd thin.
Ws'll correct It to-morrow. Qeod
morning
LISIris.
Th little boy whs had stuck Ms
head out of the car window to address
s question to th man on th station
platform drew H In again.
"Mamma." h said, "that man out
Iher says (his ptar t V Jopen Isn't
thai a funny nam for townf
en)wlU tha Pletare.
Mllllcent What trade yos refysa
vir Wilder' Invitation :o go walking
with him? Don't you Ilk hltnT
Mildred Oh. ye. I like him well
inough, hut his rd whisker don't
ook well with my new p!ok bat.
Summervill Journal.
All Who
Would Enjoy
good health, with it blessings, must un
derstand, quite dearly, that it involve, (he
question of right living with all the term
implies. With proper kimwlcdg of mbal
is best, each hour of n-crvaiion, of enjoy
ment, of contemplation ami of rITort muy
be made to contribute to living aright.
Then the use of medicine may be dis
pensed with to advantage, but under or
dinary conditions in many instance a
simple, wholesome remedy may be invalu
able if taken at the pruiier time ami the
California , jg fjyrup Co. hold that it it
alike important to present the subject
truthfully and to supjjy the one perfect
laxative to those desiring it.
Consequently, (he Company's Syrup of
Figs and Wixir of Henna give genrrl
satisfaction. To get its l-ttrflriaj effect
buy the genuine, manufactured by the
California Fig Hynip Co. only, and for sate
by all leading druggist.
THE IKHTE3T COMfOtTAWf
POMMEL
SLICKER
. and
cheapest in the
end because rt
wear tonqest
evrmramiafr
fhwa Cmuwi
a JW.
SS A M
f - - - , . .
aiidiiuMtd
gvs "tS o.!baZbaSrfVlPr'
- w asaswax vsJsb
AU'tlllOl, PkH I t r
AV'tfcliilaV IVrfwrslliin CrAi
slmda I li ii Ur rbod .vkl ttit'tto
(ln tier Siimotto BtkllVfMrbjf
riiiiVi.t.tiiiUi.
rrtimoh'f Diih-iltoJCswrfls
tk'.ss ami rVsti'tuiUlAi r?niT
()Mtmi.MuTflKuK rtuTrtacrsI.
11 1 X, Jcl alt VUlll,
Anerfrd rVtnrdv for (jsir
lion . Soto- Storwh.Dlanturt
Worm I iimiusiutu Jrwt u
aiklLOSSOrSlLCf
htSeeaj SUjnafsrtef
Nrw WBK.
"J T Z.V
' fereriWO F
Kaact Copy of Wrapper,
Seeet
Wear yeitr tight shoe tot fashion's
sake;
Itesute. 'tis lot of fun-
Two rorns wlih hut a slngt ache.
Two toe thai thrnh on.
n Can WaU Vaa Walk. "
alien's l'..,H.i. is imulu rim It
'!.. ran.,,. i,, ..uu. , tn., m, a.,1,1
ur ail Iffusf Ui iiV. litin'l ar.tnr
iiUlilula. Trl.l hfck, aU4lM
Alieas, uiswia.1. la II'M. S. V, "
larae tha Mlkl.
City Friend (sindln th day In
distant suburb! tndnt It vr etnka
you thai your servant Is lmpanittaiil
ly lnnuiin'
Mubberb My dear fallow. It s only
Ihs way of a privileged old family re
tainer Why. would you bailer It.
that girl ha been with us ovr Ave
wks' -Harper's Wk!v
Ska Meaal trfaataaa'.!r.
As th young fuan careaaed th
cheek ot his lady lo h drsw away
hastily.
"I think." h said Indignantly, yo
had better e father Stst "
"Why. what do you mean" asksd
th perplexed lover.
"Kather." she replied, a alia mi Nad.
her chrak. "Is a barber. "Buocea
alagasin.
Don't Cough! Use
ut un MtK.it m t&Mtyn
Will instantly relieve your aching
throat. 1 har r ttutbing lik it lor
Aathras, Hroaehilis aad lta
troublai, ( Uiolama mt opiaiaa.
Vary pteasani to take,
AH ttnmana. SS ,I.S
C. Gee Wo
Tti Ctilai!! Doctor
Thl wmUful awn haa
awi.alKaMwirof lia
1,opwti. nf Hurta.
IU arui H.rW, mi-t
t rlvine ik. iil tha
bamflt ot hW NrtkM,
-MaM.arr.PJ.,
r3 ar Df, liHl I
'ili Oswratl ar CalUag
auaraaUM to rue Catarrh. Aatkma I ...
i.wknl Kllnirmlliw,andall 'nra
mai'a at U aaadWua,n.
A SURC CANCtR CURE
Jttat raret.nl tri.m P.Hn, t tuna- Mta. Sara
and rattaliia. tl.,(.illi. mil. ,o,k
If nniHH rail, wrtia f.-r rmtium blank
M ilmUi. ImloMt 4 luita In tiaaia,
COMStlllAIlOa rmt
The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
rint M.. car. Marrawa, Paetlaad, Oe.
Oaaraalaad Dedar
II fare rood
Law
BAKING
ASM
HNwAW a
ppSt'adt
s2Siit
P
sWVNDli?.
Stands Tor
Quality
Economy
Purity
In providing the famfly'a mcaIa,don't
Willi
dc sausncd with
nest, iv guaranteed pence'
uon at a moderate price. It
maKcs everything better.
"tShMUtf1
Try and
PA DEL ESSDYES
-
,. -
w a r" vb'bii u
posto.id at
until
For Infant tnA C.hu ... 1
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tho
Signaturo
of
hi
For Over
W
Thirty Years
ntm
atw ana,
A ftaad ta tar.
"Can you recommend to g joxxs
mso of good ataytng poasr"
"Oh. yes. sir My dngvrg jnu
man."- Ualttinor Ameriisa.
T g rtd of asuehtsr, K,n MUm
Htrry iht tut llwsi. Wars i.
at sr dtd tb girls are aitluaa, s4
wldoa ma be sold -vb'tn,
P1L
"I have lu (tared with pile for thirty.
i year. Utt year g lat Aprd k.
g4o inking Caarwret !ur uirtlitkax Is
the owl of a week 1 ttoxketl the pdra
to dl-(-t sud at Ih end ul its
weeks they Jul 4 trouble nw at tlL
Caatarvts haver done wuu.lrrs f tea.
am nlitelv rurl and feet lit s Bee
guen." Ueofg Kiyder, Napulcue, a
PWaal. C.lataWa putaat. Ti na,
.l (1..1 Ktm AWk 'tl4u4Url
lot . rv. we, K.m ,i.i i:i le
ialal;l MtaH 1 t Waal aakwl i
eat a aai sswear ba.4. gs)
A LEADER
WATER SYSTEM
IN YOUR HOME
Wmm aa aafaikny a.fe ifiif. k
ima Umi roa win ika eartt
Ml ttaaMMlat mmm M, -lt .lew i- Nt
a. ha.aw.bul i.fth im. in rM. hi
aiatar. aa .laa-nam wtat la 4mi a
nlM Mat,lff trMMkiM ,'" any TwUl
Kal ta law w, .a I. nut t .t.hl wti a&t.
awl. l ani I V aill rv
will . a iibrtuae
Va aillWelMMailk la. irnf.S
fin af rucn.d" "'W
hai'vir Ak Im out cLl - M tea
tukU. 'Iluw I Satnw Mr V.. ar ai
UWIS & STAVCR CO.
rortltimf, Ore.
Spowwfic, Wash.
' '" liohe, Idaho.
mv
No, -o
rilKN wrlllng la e.lartliar all
f saaailna this aaaer,
Jaqurs W. C.
Cbkafo,
POIVDER
anything but tho
see.
r Perfect
or
Money back.
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ioo a package. Write lor """"
uu SB dsbct sz mmm JL i w g w s r - .
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