The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, March 04, 1910, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"Ship It to Me" SAYS SMITH to tan eeepttry. H ma rtt won . We M per e folkm lor Iwi. hinC h hr exntwsn. Drori Vest, a to U Bsu...... 13SC M Park........ .I've. imaitkaa 1C. llnilll Cklnaa ... J7-C ..wim rnct FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO. "Ttswtesf Ik t Ten roftTlAND. OaCGOM no Cewnatstea "Why do I hare to pay ueh enec sous prices for round teakT" gruin Mod the customer. "You dont" nid the butcher. "Here' a perfectly good shank you ca buy for a good deal lea oKmey. Chicago Trtbun. . f Uvlnsr. Ttu tough oa the old philosophers, too: For tiurtanca, If yoa please, laceesaat strife was tba cost of Urine With Mrs. Socrates. -Chicago Tribune. Trrtae; to tuxnee Him. "Q, Guy, you mustn't allow yourself to be scared by papa's piercing eye." Tm not so much afraid of that. El- , aa I am of his cutting no!'" ilTUttf Tnnnakt. "Doctor, how do you account for the existence of rheumatism T" The mind, my dear sir, evolved the i to fit the word." OHICE THE COST OF UVM$ useCRESCENT BAKING POWDER 25a FULL POUND $2,000 A YEAR le bems- earned by hundreds of Cniropon tots. Tne work to ensily teemed, compete, tiee srerat. returns aKxauvn. A Ih.eisnnri' sradawee cooia be A Broken Down Pfvt-Arrh CHEAP IIISUIUHGE FOR GRAIN GROWERS "Woodlark" Squirrel Poison is the most reliable and destructive agent yet devised lor the extermination of Gophers, Squir rels, Sage Rats and Prairie Dogs. It is th cheapest insurance against their ravages. Every kernel is warranted to kill. Climatic changes or moisture of the earth do not destroy its strength. Re quires KO MIXING OK PREPARATION. IS always ready for Use. No Other is SO , ... i f gwu. iscmiam wut iuuuu r'u4,-u'uv price if not as claimed. Pamphlet free. I HOVT CHEMICAt Co., Portland, Oregon Meret towrnje. ISaaTI ea Write for pexueulan I'LlI J The Wcetera SdMet 1 f 1 1 i ej Csereseer J 1 il .'J Pertteed. Orcses Jk-jlA IB! Ml CRIMSON WINTER tl JO fr Unarn POM Irr Hun4lr. t lrr ThouMiiti Now the Thn to ftant Khubarh and H'rry Ptantt J. B. WAGNER. The RHUBARB and BERRY Specialist SSJ Improve Cured by Electropodes ; m "WW 1 av llZlTt-wIaei MHSl If jf Olir laTI tC 1T1 0 -WV ' cvmMtatMt m. rtr-.iv oto?iZZum. 1 I 1 pun- 0Jr tl paly, Gohuim tm4 wit- J KC Baking: Powder wiL. do it! Get I) 7$a 1 'SSrZZZ ' " tl" f a can. Try it for your favorite cake. If (I I xr ZJZZZZ Ic. 1 f it doesn't raise better, more evenly, higher, mjm t . V if it isn't daintier, more delicate in flavor, ) 'mi nwjawa. we return your money. Everybody VmmmmmmmmmT' &Ajizric , , It Yoo aii't tow fhltflu and fet&3& agrees K C has no equal I f Cf ! u rou punt -dre-v IVaT d?tj V 1 grow eiactlf what Jri J X 1-) powder (7 'jSsB JoR Pure, Wholesome, J J f-'Es fl Economical SB' mi Til-' m mm jiy -' - i w. s-.s i- ine proper snoes tor men: t ' v' , & sWw snocs mat loon, pt, jttl ana Wear right I Jl4'''' ' X I X every tuL Correct in style. Made by the finest I Tv w t Blioe makers, in the best equipped factory in existence. 11 V Vs"- ''"I Jf cTUAYER HONORBILT II VST it hoe are "built on honor' built 7 muu lor aosoiut satlstacuon and lasting cornlort. Biggest values yon can ever hop to get for th money. - ii There Is an Honorbllt style that will exactly Alk your Shoe dealer! if ha hssn't il. th JHCoyt TnJt Jttarli on th sol. rSEB-Ifyou wilt .end ua the name of. dealer who sVm not handle A I Merer Honorbllt Shoe., we will send von free. rfTfr.ld a band- s" " Mat. Mctun. iim u,20. afrw.,.. w..u WaelennieVet.HlnnT -J-Gl jt - - Comfort Shoes. Yerma Cushion Shoes. ocnooi dooc tpa work snoes. F. cTHAYER BOOT & SHOE CO MILWAUKBB anjn va. wjuconbin on. A sergeant was oc drilling a qoa of recruit They were Incredibly l- : oormnt. On of them could not tU hi ; right band from hi toft. Th j geant proceeded to teach them and al last attained som degree of succe. j Sergeant Now, yer bleated Idiot, hold yer hand In front of yr aaa j twist thvn round on over th other ' Stop? Now, which U yonr left bead land which Is your right! ! Recruit (looking at hi hand for a ! moment) I'm Wowed If I know. IT gon and mixed 'mi London An swera. PLANT EIBSON'S ROSES Tho Stbaon Roe Kuraorlas JO Acres of Itoacal Two-year-old bushoa Cnwa in tba open Mold Now at a gocd Urn to plant Catalogue Freo 11S0 MawaulBo Hood. Portland. Or. Id Uvbte Htoterf, Julius Caeaar bad Just organised tie triumvirate. "This la something tike It." he as Id. "A deccravlrate is eo Jejune!" It was the recollection of this atroc ity that finally nerved the aveagtag arm of Brutus. Chlcano Tralbuna, . He Was Handicaps. Sagebrush Sam Ter say Bill died of a lame arm. How could that beT Cactus Charlie Why. yer see, his arm wus so stiff that he couldn't draw hla gun quick, an' the other feller got the drop on him. Tlt-Blts. Dlsstrs Doctor1 Have you been taking an oc casional cold plan, a I advised Pyspeptlc Capitalist Tea. Tve been Investing heavily la Ice stocks and I got nipped- Chicago Tribune. Bl Manse f "One day," said Mrs. La piling, "1 saw a man thrash a big. brutal team iter for beating hla horses. If I had my way about it he should bars a share of the Carnage hero fund." H inwmn bttitom Lew. tie. lWraiO, BhiMNI M-K.- teft. Silver. Lm4. SI. Ooi4, U-r. Ife; GoiL ika- Z . or Vorurr. H- Mail ma itwkf4 n4 InU prirtlul vtcotii rliw. CVnitrol "I I'npiv wocij. g limtissl fi iifaHnMUnsi OliUMiH Tialfcf I !!. Portland b the bit nrkd place if At Northwest Send Your Produce THERE We are handlers of Eras, Butter, Veal, Dressed Hogs, Poultry, live) or dressed: also Apples, Onions, Pota toes. Consignments, whether large or small, are solicited. We can give you good prices for good stuff. Writ Ua. McEwen & Koskey coiikssim mouirrs 129 Front St, Portland. Ore. Seeds Don't waste time and money plant ing poor seeds. Our seeds won First Grand Prize at the Seattle Exposi tion. Our ptices are reasonable. Big Catalogue free. Send for a copy. Vogeler Seed Co. Salt Lake City, Utah WE PAY CASH for homeetead reiinqoMiinents. and eaa eeB yonr farm, and ranebee quickly. Let ne handle yout business and we will cusrsntee yonr natwlsction. Urre fuu psrueulan m Drst letter. DAVIS A BUTTKAMP sio Dekum Bldg. Portland, Or for ramklmJ uvln emt m..tm suit yon and 6t you. f?na errlra m I r. .i - 1it..n ffvi'i - . r - Bnecinl Merit KmF-T PTJTTP ATPH ae il AB Dne, ' MUM' V. 5T svr it 1 Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures all blood humors, all eruptions, clears the complex ion, creates an appetite, aids digestion, relieves that tired feeling, gives vigor and vim. Cet tl tntay In nseel Hannt tmrn er ii see tots Tardy Jnetle. Phldlaa had lust finished sculpturing the decorations of tho Parthenon. The gall of it Is." he aald.,"that Ml get mighty little credit for these things. Some day they'll be wanted In the Urit lah museum, and they'll be known as the Elgin marbles Elgin, with tho g hard, as m "gosh'!" His gloomy forebodings proved true, and It Is with the high and noble pur pose of doing- full Justice to the mem ory of a great man that after tho laps of twenty-four centuries this tncldent Is for the first time given to th public Chicago Tribune. " ; ; Kolhtns. -What was your husband aavlng tc you last nlghtr "Nothing." . ...... .... "Why. I was or I heard htm talk ing to yon for over an hour." "Ton did." Houston Post Pet tit's fye Sah for Over 100 Veer has been used for conpested and in flamed eyes, remove film or scum over the eyes. All drui;iU or How- am Bros., tsuiiaio, r. i. t neln A Ilea. "Ton may not be aa good as Pevtd r as wise as Solomon." said Unci Al len Sparks, "but If you know how to train children you've trot the bulg on both of 'em. Each of the two had boy that went wrong." rats cvnto m to m oavs FUO MNIMfT I. mmmdtxennraa ef luhnut, bind. Bieedms er PrMradin Pttoe a S te 14 dara or money refunded. eOs. At th Artlete Heeeptloa. "Mr. D'Awber, what are you going to pamt on this coat black canvas?" "Madam, that Is a completed paint ing. It la listed In the catalogue aa Early Morning In Chicago.' "Chicago Tribune. RadlraL. I "Talk about reformln foot ball!" J said Uncle Jerry Peblea. "The only I way you kin reform It Is to take an ax S to It!" Chicago Tribune. "I have been using Cascareta for In somnia, with which I have been afflicted toe twenty years, and I can say that Cas carets have given me mors relief than any other remedy I have ever tried. I shall Certainly recommend them to my friend aa being all that they are represented." Thos. Gillard, Elgin, 1U. Pkesant. PelstaMe, Potent. Test Oral. Do Oood. Nerrr Stcken. Weesea or GnpSL 11. 25t Sfie. Neeer eokl in bulk. The sen nine tablet etsmp-d CCC. Guaranteed to cureorruuri TAKE A DOSE OF It wul instant! relieve that racking ceoga. Take prompt! i will ehea perreej Ajtfaaa. Bronciiirii and etrkw throat end lung troubles. Gun intrvd isle at brnlimMil.fc n. tehed In eea dsf We sdl f ne rev feel 22k tii4 w fKriie w S3. gelar CreeM 22kBrMfeTMs3.5 Eunel MTm. 1 tlhw rilliew .60 Wr, Fill-. 2.60 IMtTtUs Nltlltffl frtf'fWvT 6l WORK OUARANTIED FOPt IS VCANS PalnttsTM &stteUm wb4a pimAtmryw hr4um wortr U rrU4. (JoDOTiitotlott Fr4, Tot caaturt ft bHt pMDiMi wore oou MtwMr. AUWOrK ruu Wise Dental Co. in. roe Rurr.mv . '"ewrgnm, Mjau nua.tn, rvmuinDiORiagn mot aosa: a. sl u 1 1 . a. nssn,lsa BROWN'S BfiOPiCHIAX Thociees tsntr .telU. Bora Thrert, HsMensal and Co-hfc Veisslel tm efaartaf ins eolcs. A hoe W fce. trera OplMe. se snrtt.hc fcarmhd. rrlct, 25 cent., 60 cents ami $1aH MS Hv, JOHW t VftOVN lc ton. P very palatable. . lN.el'HII'l.-Jf4,Le'il 140 UNIONS TO HELP Sppatfcetlc Strike VIII In rolre 125,609 Workers. BUSINESS COMPLELT TIED IT PhrUckphta Citiiani, Alarmed at Pros pects, Urge Company rbJ" traf - Two Kitlsd In Riot. Philadelphia, Feb. 28. After a tea- ton of more than tix hours, the Cen tral Labor anion delegate last night voted to call a ympathetie strike of 140 trad union in th organisation. beginning next Saturday. Th dele gate assert that 125,000 men will re spond to th rail. This action of th Central Labor Union is fraught with momentoua eon sequence, th anion officials Say. The decision was mad at a secret session of TOO delegate In Labor Lyceum llall, which lasted more than lis hours. There apparently was no question that the delegate would vote a itrike, the split being on whether or not the trike would be started immediately. The more conservative element pre vailed, however, and the walkout put off until next Saturday. Mean while, there I hop that the street railway strike will be arbitrated, de spite the repeated declaration of the Transit Company, controlling all th lines in the city, that "there is noth ing to arbitrate." Nobody doubts that last night's ac tion of the Central Labor union make the situation grave. There is a strong feeling, especially among business men that the strike ought to be settled speedily, as all line of business suffer from the interference with traffic. Consequently there is much sympathy for the move for arbitration, made by clergymen of all denominations early in trie week. There was surprise at the unanimity of the vote in favor of general sym pathetic itrike. The meeting yester day had been discussed previously and there was mixed sentiment a to the wisdom of calling out all classes of workmen. Leader of various trades unions said they were opposed to a general strike because it involved bro ken trade agreements. Others doubted their ability to order all workmen to lay down their tools and have the order obeyed. A the gathering was secret, little of an authoritative nature can be learned of what transpired behind the barred doors. That there was much oratory is evident, as the meeting lasted from a little after 2 o'clock un til 8:30. The great crowd gathered outside the hall would occasionally hear loud cheering, and a responsive cheer would go up from the outside. Finally when the meeting broke up and th an! nouncement was made that unless the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company made an agreement with its striking employes by next Friday, the greatest strike in the history of Philadelphia will be inaugurated, there was a cheer and the crowd dispersed. Not only member of unions affilia ted with the Central Labor union and the Allied Building Trades council, but those of every labor organization in the city in any way connected with the American Federation of Labor, partic ipated in the meeting. Two separate meetings were held. The delegate to the Central Labor union met on one floor of the building, while the president and bus iness agents of the other organizations met on the next floor. Declaring the ear strike here had become a battle between capital and labor, the members of the Central La- bor union unanimously adopted a reso lution that every union man and woman stop work on next Saturday if, in the meantime, the striking carmen have not reached an agreement with the company. Mexico Seize U. 8. Plant. Nogales, Ariz.. Mar. 1. The pro prietors and employes of an American clothing factory on the Mexican side of the international boundary were arrest ed today on a charge of smueirlins:. Their factory, warehouse and retail store were closed and sealed by a Fed eral inspector. One of the proprie tors, L. B. Fleishcr, all of the force and the male operator are in jail. Only the girls were allowed to go free, Another of the proprietors escaped to the American side. No formal charge has been entered against the suspects. Weston Ahead of Tim. Albuquerque, N. M., Mar. 1. Leav ing McCarty's sUtion at 6 o'clock this morning, Edward Payson Weston ar rived late tonight at Sandia, a way sta tion 22 miles from Albuquerque, hav ing walked 60 mile today. Mere be will spend the night, and leaving there at midnight, will reach Albuquerque next morning at 8 o'clock. He will be four day ahead of his schedule on ar rival here. To date Weston ha aver aged 40 mile daily and the long elimb of the continental divide i now behind him. Trib Near Starvation. El Paso, Mar. 1. In dire strait for food because of the failure of their crops and without even seed corn for planting, the Tarahumar Indians of the Sierra Mail res are wandering through the state of Chihuahua and Coahuila. The Tarahumare are peaceful and follow agricultural pur suits. Their condition is pitiable and they are on the point of starvation. Captain Joaquin Chavez has appealed to Governor Creel for aid for them. 20 ramifies Buroad Out. 9 New York, Mar. 1. Twenty famil ies in Jersey City were burned out to night In a fir which' destroyed 10 double dwelling house and razedjrthe plant of the Now York Veneer Beating company. The damage is $200,000, i .1 feminine Deeern "I .l..ner-a Brk .f U China, as la other Eastern coun tries, It 1 Imperatively ne.-e.aary II women ar to b. reached to reach them by aornen. writs. Lady JXmM Ccll la th Worn.' Magasln. Though not absolutely evduded aa In Indian .euana. a Chine, womaa to practically unapproachable to who ar not near relative.: o0 not. It U tru. turu her . .tart br fac whe. a atanger ap. pear, as a Korean woman do neither do h veil her tac a. Mohammedan woman would do. Ml verthelea h I P r lntrcour with men, and to Uln frely to mal teacher, though far more possible la the latter days ol mancipation than It r before. U stl a difficulty and aa Impropriety. A Chinaman' best M'" "T' think of asking after hut wif or daughter; tbsy do not appear U b Dlertains guest; th. higher cie womea ar seldom seen driving out, much lea walking about th streela A missionary of many years iprl enc told me of a breach ol etiquette he one mad In bowing to a lady who husband h knew Intimately; the hurried by. blueblng deeply, and returning no lgn of recognition to so unmannerly salutation; h never at tempted uch a thing again, hence forth Ignoring any Chines lady he might happen to mett. Medical work among them can best be undertaken by women. In point at fact th Chinee women Bock by thousands to tbs women hospitals tarried on by lady doctor and nurs On lady doctor told nit h bad dealt with a many as t.OOo out patient case In n month; another lady doc tor worked with her. aa well as a staff of Chinese nurses onder her en tirely trained by herself. A their shyness of foreign men and dlatruat of th motive of missionaries wear off tb women do. Indeed, freely at tend hospital staffed by male doctor, but undoubtedly this particular field of women' work will alay continue to need many laborera Much, too, has been don la the way of training and teaching young Chinee women, both a doctor and nurse; they r teachable creature very docile and eager to learn, deft- fingered, neat and aoft volced all ex cellent qualities In nurse or woman - but no Oriental can entirely believe a th ataolul necessity for rigid cleanliness and for antiseptic precau tlons. A surgeoo told me that ens of his most onerous duties was lo Insist on hi students obeying tht ordinary regulation of an operatiug room or to make them understand that they must wash their hand again If they strok ed their beads or touched their queue, or again that they must not open a note la th middle of aa operation: consequently the lady In charge of a hospital has arduous work In perpet ual supervision of everything, even to the smallest details 8 Wit of the Youngsters 5 Harry, th small son of a young Idow, was tired of frocks. On even ing when a gentleman called to see his mother be said: "Mamma, will Mr. Orson boy me a pair of pant If I let him marry your Little Robert received a wagon on hi birthday morning and within an hour he had broken a wheel. After trying la vain to repair th. damage he called to hi father, who soon mended It. "Papa," bs said, "you ar smarter than you look." "What ar. you laughing at, dearr uked a fond mother of a Utile 4 year old mis who seemed to be greatly amused. "Oh, at something funny that happened," was th reply, "but It' no us to tell you, bersuae It ain't funny enough for both of us to laugh at." Elmer Mamma, didn't you say w bould alway try to mak other peo ple happy? Mamma Ye, dear. Kl mer Well, I know a little boy that I could mak. very happy If I had 6 cent to buy candy with. Mamma Who to th. lltll boy? Elmer-Why. It' me. Klnse sf th Jew.. Th official style of Herod L, th. Great, was King of Judea, this belriK conferred upon him by th Human; but ther. la little likelihood that the Roman Benato understood that any difference might eilst between King of Judea and King of th Jews. View ing th. situation In th popular and not official sens of tb term, Herod waa so little King of tho Jews that the. day ol bl death became a pnuular na. tlonal festival. Haul, David and Holo. mon as King of all Urn.H were Klna-a of th Jew. After Solomon and the division of the kingdom the line of the Kings ot I.raol .ztended from Jereboam to Hoahea, ending at the captivity (721 B. C), the King of Judah from Rehoboam to Zit..n,.h 699 B. C. After the captivity the style of King of the Jew was first it lumed by Judus Itareanu Arlstobulu (107 B. C) and after ul death by hla son Arlatohulus (70 B. C), who reigned until overthrown by Pompey Thin second ArUtohulu of mmc beean dynasty was the lust lo bear th. official designation of tli. King of the Jew. llnnshty. "Wer you ever arrested bofor.T asked th magistrate, who, principal business 1 Imposing fine for gpe.d lag. "What do you think I've been dolor. all the yearsr asked the chs.,r.... "pushing a wheelbarrowr--w..t. Ington star. Th thing an old man became moet thoroughly tired of I grumbun. ,. though h doea a good deal of it hlm- Yon may Imagine you am and miss all eicitem.nr ..... .. ton't mao lu,r' . - .i.tii Hlr. f seeiw-w.- . ..n..n or manor TH I"-.- ,r. gird. U Btu nl", " ' , , Although ahen .trlpM feather. It I hardly Itwr nu a pigeon. t no n.n '" Jul time th. tit of It. ettended wing. Tl' ''" U"" " " el.ngly " ratu of If wll t ..tremelr devel oped. o that lis rl weight U ' trlUlug. It m t a great bright atwv. th. water. a4 from that elevalloa pounce do a on B.h. iMiJ P' 'erring the lr. per'utl flying Bh for Its prey. Afcotdlng to "' thors. lb name of manwar bird was given lo It becan.e II tn"ranr was said to forotxlt the roiiii of (hip. proi''ly bee"" the frlgai. peli can and real frlgslr vers to storm, and bolh Ilk lo com. Into harbor If the weather threaten truer. Tou're hard a natls," said M trainer. . . , -Well." IrrltaMv answered the acior puslll.t, "wouldn't naturally ex pect me te t? I clawham mer rnl two or three hour every alght" . Distemper In a!t It. forms, m"it U are of kore and Uotf. currl and other In tl m ble lire rent d from hl" tuedlae with ttp.'hn'e lttrnif t'"e. g'iaraatee.1. ' r fV,a ltl' sold lal year. ..'0l H. - ilruifte. or n.l lo m.n itai-li'rera. Ainte wa'lel. Write furtiT lk. llln Wel.( ,,tw. Cotttagwu lMseaer. (Inelieu, I a J. 1'oelea. When the post oH was first opened t Kal Kng, China, th clerk had fight with some men who bought stamps and refused to go awty until th stamps were licked and stuck o their nriope for them. Tb foreign poet orute In Palestine ar usually convulsed T Plrll of keen competi tion. If a parcel ex.Uug tlis regu lation weight or slie I taken to an oflr and refused t traveler In tb. majority of rase hsi only lo threaten to tak. It lo a rival timre. and It Is tr!ghtr received althout a mur- Imur. a keen I ll rivalry between some of these offlrvs that restdeois In Palestine poue . fnt soet within certain dlstrM. pvtwren Jaffa aad the urrounIUg mlottles and a1 with in Jerusalem th Herman and Aus trian offlret make no charge for the delivery of loal Idlers -Chicago New. OeS One 'HSOUO IH KIt rasta t.ATIVK MKI'UU OflNlNrt f. the Mcnslurv el K W Cunt Kimm WerU e,w tuCur ll'Jali tat 14 A a Mnedleal !. rVhnapt'S It a d;trt!iund. and th people who know U aUuut the breed call tb queer looking animal band tome. In the house la Near York where he l the pel he I credJIod b j more lhan ordinary dog ernu and with! ndrt!amt!itg evriy word said to htm In fcrntluh or (K-nuan. In order lo denionstrtts bl sagacity hit mailer aid to him a fc eventnr am: "8hnppa. the young petpl have been here long enough Co down and lell the boys to go home." Downstair b waddled and. standing before the visiting youths, harked and howled, then ran lo the front door and back again and kept up the performance antll. aa M proud muter etplalned, "th young im-n heard and aaw the point. Pr-itr smart for a da ht, ehT a other vrr gas y wtn.!' Brhtag .frap lit- rl t,. un . Ikell ,hulr4 (sua in ieetslit airlu4, In (ne ttn . rienjnmln Kranfclln. full of Ms l)emr for dr,,it,s ciniiiiiir from lha clou.ls, ha.il itr-.i.tw.t in at a hard' ware store. "Well." aald the Salesman, "whet Is itr "Wlra, please," an.wrrrd H-rti)"nln "In a momi-nt." the nir.man said. turning to wait tm a winnun euarnef who had Jo.t come In. Even In themi V . as w l-rn from this, tlia mart who .0t In a hurry sot th busy tixnnl sometime 4?nlga Tribune. I lr.ll,.. Trher--As I have; i.-n telling; ynu, there ar two .-nctsil 1 1,,.,... f wfk srs. Tommy. d. your father n.ak hi living by tiKin hi brains or by uting hla muscles; Tinmriy Neither one. ma'am. He's a .lkcman . -Chicago Ttlbune. six.iioi.,.tK7;-r AVfsrlalat-IVrrwalflnJ, '"bU'SlunttlBDoJttiitlt lVomolcsDiillonQrrrf a-as-antl IvionidlnilWlltl I'jium.Morptiiiic -sstril ftyTIMAHCOTIC. JouBrxiyvamm l-v W- Jt. Tiimii e - Xert nraWe rSf4 GJu. Artrrfrrl rWtnritv tnrrnmto Hon. Sour Stnmarh lllirrtm noriiul ortviiliiiiit Ffwrlii iwss and Loss Of SlHP. IV Sin SljniW of '- - a I '! in i .si. n. . i ii - r I ljbsrdnuTidrrii- IhrAjX r ii Tlri K.ac, Copy of Wrapper, U U U fl Desperate Coughs Dingcrouicoughi. Cxiremcly .H,,. .,,,,,,. v.uuKn ti,., rasp tod icar the throat iQu Innff fAueha that ak.L. .. whole body. YounceJarcgu. lar medicine, doctor 'a medl. ulna je ene.K n . . t . . viiiv, ivi Ktu kUUgfl, A$l your doctor about Ayer'i f7hr?rrv PrctAral W reMM r.n w. iia .leeks iers front . eteateinnj w et is, Any good doctor will tell you thai rssjl cm. Tik Ayr't Cherry rector! ciaaai dn lis nasi work if lha rwa..l- . iipited. Ak your doctor if ht taw. ....il.l., k.n lhen a I,ii.. , " recline this llueeiahneaa of il.- .. Made r tke t, O. Area ., Uetli, aaaM. At tb Minis n.. "Mount your hor oa the M ut,a "YVny What diue'euc ran tkaj mk?" "It th. rula" "liul why bould It b th. rulr "Iterauo lo th. hast bartMmen .nrs sword. They wor litem oa tht ttft hip; bene had th.y mounird o tkt right aid lha .word would have got u th way. Bo they mounted a ta left, and atUI mount on tb 10, lltirve art aocuaiomed to It, aad g you try to get ap from th right y ar llabl. U b kicked." PhlUdelpMs Hultetla. Itotly Melwet. "I weal wash my taor aald DaUt defiantly. 'Naughty. naughty reprevti grandmother. "When I was a lilts girl alway washed Oiy f.ve" "Tea, and how look at It!- Kwy. body'a I krents. Mra Jewlloe AIslom. w art re of coal. I your credit .1 the dealer lHad again' Mr. llwtlTieNol "sgaln," A was atill!-:htco Tribune, Hnet tkMle-w ea a, t.n. ,, il-ea, nmi It -'-Ise n.Nes M tejly l. 1 1 aMej SEEDS Catalogue) fog the) A tit mi off ' Send for It J. J. DUTZER ISA Street fraesl PartUeni Or m iu corrrrt fEA SWCtS EAJIIN0 P0WDU irrtACTi JUS I KIOMT cwsuTawriii enwtsna imii. 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