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Newspaper Page Text12. tar Diad Veal a e IM la. 13. to Dreeoea Block Hi. 16. far Lhr. Calckan. SO. to Freeh Ease, mlth par the itunyrim. Hedoaeiiet eharwe commlaalou Bur diayase. Ad orns ail aaipaianta rKANX U SMITH MEAT CO. 'Tishtln th Boat Truat" PORTLAND, OKEOON Dr. B. E. Wright Have your teeth wt ar J plat ami bril work 4etve. For out-of-town patron we nutata, plat Bets atntlare work In en day If aeeeuary. arah TRICES- uir - -- - (vf urto... Si M rrVr w r . . . . - . . 50c BKST MfcTHOU Patnleaa Extraction Ppae whan platae or arid work to eraerod. Consultation Fro. Ton rannot M bettor painlaae work anywhere. o matter Uw muoa you pay. AM War rV Gaaraatoaa tor mm Years Dr. B. E. Wright Co. 342 i Washington SI, Portland, Oregon Take ear at depot and tranafar to WaaanurtDO St. explanation wanted. "Oh, you ax Mrs. Btlxxerr asked th vivacious and beautiful woman, on being Introduced to bar. I hav often Btet jour husband. I muat congratup lata you. Ha la alwaya aucb a happy looking lan. I hare cotlced that par ticularly erery tlma he baa chatted with me." That evening Mr. Bllx l.r aaya calmly, but aternly to her hus band: "Will you be ao good aa to tell C&a) what make you look happy when foa are talking to other women V Judge. Berlin Not So 6 low. In Berlin, where much wood la burned, they are not so alow. A mo tor truck drive up to a houae and de Uvers a load of logs. A motor sawing machine rolla up under Ita own power, euta, with aawa run by gasoline, the wood Into fireplace length aa desired, cleana up the Utter and move on. Very little noise. Veranda Chat. "How'e the society over at your ho telT" "Very claaay. I haven't heard anybody mention leaa than a million dollar." Louisville Courier-Journal KODAKS SMfiX Writ for eatalorus and literature. Developing and printinir. Mail order given prompt attention Portland Photo Supply Co. 14 Third Street fuKTLAND. ORE. Neth&Co. COLLECTORS Wt Bur a ltd Celtcct Note. Wortf.gr., anal Real Eat at. Contract. Na Collection Na Charg a. Worcester Bldg., Portland, Ore. ALCOHOL OPIUM TOBACCO m w aaw- m iiKoiw rtaii.i7 vy. I aV If Ir.Onlraqthoriia! healer In I I I I J m.luu la Omaon. Writ. I A a - I IVTX f r lilo.tr.toa cl a 'V mwmr, a iinpr u Drink Cured in Three Daus 'The Neal Tl LJ. Cured Me' nuuiL No Hypodermic Injectlona. Toy ran take thin treatment at the Inptltute or your home and your money wI) be return If a perfect cure ia not affect.. Lnveetiftate thie, it will only tvke a few momenta to phone aa for infonruttioT.. t'envmal and financial reference en application. Kor full mfurniar taon, phone, nte or rail at the NEAL INSTITUTE Phont. Manhall 241)0 SU Halt SI. HH1LAn. ORE.. Union Painless Dentists Out-of-Town People rarantfe4 thai aa Vu tiieir entire Crown, Hnrlgre and r'Ute work la, a e if nrwmxrj. Poaltitnlr nl-W etraoi t frae whan plaiea or brtdaj are orire1. He rw gi the aiowt ! aittva taeth and nxrte without the paia. No tadate, ao uncortMihtr. but niat rho 4o the Bet eoieiatine aad oareiul work, attectoaata. PaU Set of Teeth $5.0w Bride Work er Teeti) without Platte $1 SO to $5 Ga4d Crown $).S0 to $5.00 Pcawjelarn Crowna .... $3.30 to $5.00 Oaid er Poreelain PUUncs $1.00 Dp Uewr rilllntra 50c to $1.00 BewtPlaU Made $7.30 No eharree for Painletta Extrantlna' waeej eth-ar wertl is done. 16 year' Querent with all work. Heur. UaUlp a tttlW Morrveoo HLreet. C. Gee Wo Tht Chinesi Doctor Tklo wondafol man hao leuKlw a Ufa atudy of the Bropertlea of Roota. erbe and Barka. ana to trine the world tho beMfltof kio earriceo, N. MarCla),,, Palaana ar Dntia Usacl. Na Operation er Cettln Ouarmntoo. to cure Oatarrh, AatAma, Lane, Bumarh and Kidnry troubloa, ana all frtTat. DaMaaaaof W and Woman. A tURt CANCER CURB Jaat rorotrod f ran P. kin, China oaf a, aare and raiiabla. U..falllni In Ita worka. If yoa cannot rail, write f nr rmptoai bJaak eaoi alrcaiar. Inckiaa 4 eont. in .taaipa. CONSULTATION TRtC The C Gee Wo Medicine Co. 1 B1U Pbat U rar Marriaaa. PartlaaaL Op. vi. : Vein Attempt Shew Off. A youthful masculine, scarce threw year old. waa listening to a atory by hi mother, but despite hie devotioa to her stories, kept making unao countable excuralona to a clear apace on the park lawn and aolemnly airing hie aole physical accomplishment of a eat aomeraault The mother won dered, but aaked no queetlona. Pres ently, however, the myatery waa -plained. Another boy, aeated near the open apace with hla rarent. rose and walked away. The little acrobat sighed aadly. I gueta he never even aaw me," be remarked. Ptra. Weak. Weary. Water? Kyae. Relieved liy Muruo k'y Keiuady. Try Murine Fur Tour fcye Troublea. You Will Like Murine. It Soothra. 6o at Tour I'msli.tK Wrtte Kor Kye Hooka. Free, Murine Eye ltemedy Co.. Oilcan Where Addison Waa Married. St. Edmund'a, Lombard street. Lon don, the rectory of which la vacated by the death .of omniscient Canon Benham, had previously possessed lit erary associations. The register re cords the marriage of Joseph Addison to the dowager countess of Warwick on August t, 1T1S. Dr. Johnson grimly remarks that this match re sembled the marrlagea In which aultan give his daughter a man to be ber alave; and Addlaon used to es cape from the uncomfortable aplen dor of Holland houae to a coffee houae at Kensington. Mothers will find Mrs. Wm.loWt Snothlai Syrup uir best retaedr to uau tut their uaUdia. auiuig tna leatma periou. Rubber Planted en Waate Land. The wide reaches of waate landa oh the laland of Blngapore. which have been of no uae alnce the culture of gambler, coffee, and popper wa given up, are now the acenca of great activ ity. Rubber plant are being eet out over these wastes and seem to do well. In the auburba of Singapore city a considerable area of swamp land has been drained and converted trrto nursery for Para rubber planta, which are acid at a good profit to the plant er. Strong Winds and Sand Storm cause granulation of the eyelid. PET TIT'S EYE SALVE soothes and ?uickly relieves, 25c. A'l druggist or loward Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. French Weman'a Long Sleep. A curious case la that of a woman In the hospital at Alencon, France, who has been aaleep tor 30 days. and. unlike most patlenta who fall Into a lethargy, this patient has a perfectly normal temperature. Her teeth ar rigidly set. and aha ha to be fed through a tube, which waa Introduced with great difficulty, and haa been left between her teeth, How He Knew. "Love la blind.'" said the pes mlstlc looking man, quoting thla worn, out chestnutty axiom with as much fervor as Its originator could have done. "How do you knowT" question ed the aevere-iooklng woman with the high cheek bone. "I'm married," ald he. Educational Discipline. Moat persona will find difficulties and hardships enough without seeking them; let them not repine, but take them aa a part of that educational dis cipline necessary to fit the mind to irrlve at ita hlgheat good. Charles Bray. BanK-a Cautious uelneae Method. Before discounting any paper the Bank of England requlrea at leaat two good British names, one of which muat be the acceptor. It aeldom holda over 1160,000,000 In bills discounted and aecurltlea of all kinds. WhyT If It la true that the world has gone completely to the bow-wows, and that vice and corruption are in control, why la that our penitentiaries have no more attraction than they do for mes who call themselves honest T The Trouble. "Do you find any trouble writing stories. Dawdly?" "None whatever. But I'd pay a man well that could sell them for me." Philadelphia Inquirer. Vf want any perion who Miflre Willi lulluUHiieiw. cunrtif ntion. imliaet Ion ot any liver or blood ll:neii' to try our I'aw- I'mr l.lt.r I'.ln. Me em ran tee tliey will puritv the hliMd nl put the lirer and Kt'iinach into a healthful condition ami will positively cure h lioiienee and con.ti p.iiioii, or we will relutid your money. MI N YON'S IIOMOKOI'ATHIC HOME KKJIEUY CO., Philii., 1-a, "FILL YOUR OWN TEETH" FILL-O If yoa have echlna; teeth or cavitloH and roa an too nervou. for th dental ordeal, try Fill-O, tot homo dentiat. At dnifftfiau or by nail. 26c. mi IK CO, 3il Eawn Hit. , WtA. Blutnaer-Frank Drue Co.. dietributors for Oraaror AS. TOll OUKXI FOI L 1 BRAND Of Blueing Dira!ectant Spray Ammonia Celd Water Liquid Starck "Clean, 0" Non-Boi1in, Washin. Raid K.AND S CHEMicAi ft. Pharmacists wt tajfurMitm mi u. ietti.tr.rt Phone Mam 1 13 401 Mail SL VancNTer, Washmft W. L. DOUGLAS MVo?8iV0 SHOES m nr a s.oo, mm, ism, mm, moo, ho WOMXH'B i 50, J,3.0, S4 B0TC lg.00. M M Av M OO THE 3TANDAD FOR 30 YEARS They are absolutely the asost papular aae hesteheaa for the pric. ia AiBertca. They are the leaders every where because they hold tbeur aha pa. flt bather. look bettor aad wear laa ger thaa ether make. They are poeitlv.ly the auet economical shoes for yea to Poo i las asms aad the retail price any atamped ea the bottem v.lti. rg.r.nteed. Tana ma substitvtii it year feeler apply yoa write tor MaU oreat Catalag. w, a WUIaUU, bar. w.i,. LIVELY SHOW AT PENDLITON. Frontier Celebration and Roundup Will Be "Wild and Woolly." Pendleton The final touchea of the program for the Round Up and Fron tier celebration which is held at Pend leton this year, September 28 to Octo ber 1, have been made, the liat of prise and purse finally decided upon, th wild horse secured, the famous bucking horses secured and everything is ready now. The program with the purses and prises is as follows: Bucking contest for the champion ship of th Northwest: Purse, $125 and silver mounted saddl and champ ionahip of the Northweat. On half of th contestants in this event ar entered to ride the first day and on half to ride the eecond day. Riders for each day to be determined by lot, horses furnished by the Round Up and riders to draw for mounts. Not less than six of the best riders of the first two day will be chosen by the judge to ride the third day in the final championship riding. Each contestant to ride any horse and as often ss the judges rosy deem necessary; riding to be with plain halter, on end of rope free, with chape and spurs, no quirt, all riding slick, no saddle trees over 14 inches wide to be used. Purse di vided: first, $50 and championship FASHION HINTS a. Dark blue bomesrun is used for this early Fall suit. The jacket effect la novel. In front there is a panel from waist to hem, in aemi-priDCMS style. Silk ia self color is used for banding and there is just a touch of braiding on the waist- mounted saddle; second, $50; third, $25. Fifty dollars is offered by the management for the beat bucking horse; $15 for second; $10 for third, and $5 for fourth. Steer roping contest for Champion ship of Northwest, Two men to each entry. The steer to hsve thirty feet start of th roper. One man to catch the steer by the horns and the other man to throw the rope on his hind feet and hold him. One man dismounts and throws steer and hog-ties him. If the steer is down before the msn dis mounts he must be allowed to regain his feet before being thrown and tied. Three minutes is the limit on this event. Wild horse rsce: This event is open to all. Purse, $200. This contest is probably the moat exciting event of its kind ever seen in the Northwest. The contestant, each with one asaistsnt, is lined up on the starting tape. The gun is fired. He must then rope, saddle, mount and ride his wild horse once around the track. Pony express race: First prize, $50 cash and silver mounted bridle; second, $30, and third $20. Each rider to hsve two ponies and one assistant. No rsce horses csn be entered. Ladies relay race : First prize, $75 cash and Northwest championship cup; second, $50, and third $25. Men's relay race (eowpony) : First prize, $75 cash snd silver cup; second $50 and third, $25. Packers race : First prize, $25 and Stetson hat; second $15 and third, $10. In this contest the entryman must fur nish his own horse, saddle and rope. The load to be packed will be furnished by the management. These are the main events. The others are: Maverick race each day; barrel race, three races, one each day; eowpony hurdle race; slow mule race; men a eowpony race each day; Ladies eowpony rsce esch day; ladies' riding contests; ladies' shooting contests; la dies' roping contest; men's riding, roping and shooting contests; Indian squaw races, Indian races, Indian rid ers and war dancers. As a side feature there will be Buf falo Vernon, who throws a steer single handed and holds him down with his teeth. This is an event that has been put on at the Cheyenne shows with great success. Vernon rides into the arena on horse, jumps from the horse to the bsck of the steer, slips down be tween the horns, gets a strangle bold and downs the steer. It is wildly ex citing. Special rates of one and one-third fare have been made by all railroads from all points in the Northwest. Ed. Howe's Philosophy. Atchison Globe. Whst a buay man ia compelled to ne glect would keep a lazy man employed. The funniest jut hair the girls are wearing is the kind thst shoots out a long way behind. Tbere are all kinds of tastes In this world, including people who enjoy the illustrated song st a moving picture show. Did you ever note how cordial and pleasant a hostess can be when her summer guest announces thst she will depart the following day? Unprofitable Employment. Galveston News. Probsbly there is no mora unprofit able employment on earth than that of counting th buttons down woman's back. The experimental us of th phono graph on Saxon rsilways is reported by Conaul Thomas H. Norton, of Chemnitz. Two local inventors have patented system which Is adapted to both trains and station. Pwffuf IHtlah Wl-dmrfl. What la slalmed aa th Urgwat tneat powerful windmill la Oreat Brit ain ha just bean completed at Wills den. wh.re Its capacity la being tried wider varying conditions. It Is in tended for a farm near BrUtol. its use ther being to g.nret electricity, supply power to run eruahlng machin ery and work the pump. From the trials mad It la aald thla naw wind machine I capable of generating ef ficient electricity for 800 llghta. to crush oat and grind mall, work ao lectrio lift, cook the food and heat a room at a coat of 4d a unit. Lived In On House M Year. t th village of Stath (Someret on th banka of the River Parrett, re sides William Broome, who ha lived th whole of hla life ninety-four year In th aame cottage. Th houae ia hla own property. Broom baa al ways enjoyed good health, is still very active and has never tasted medicine. He is a great grandfather, grandfather and father, but only atx of his deacon datns ar living. London Evening Standard. peculiar Church Ornament Lambeth "Old" church haa numer ous historic monuments, and Is on of th windows is the full length figure of a peddler with hla pack, ataff and dog. This is supposed to represent the unknown person who presented "Peddler's Acre" to the pariah upon condition that hla portrait and that of hla beloved canine companion ahould be preserved in the church and that bla dog ahould be burled in con secrated ground. Pall MaU Gazette. Thla la Rather Neat. An English critic of American so cial conditions aays that men in this country ar too much Inclined to pat women on pedeatala. Th only an swer to auch criticism la pity for th nation that haa not auch a beautifully decorative ta tor pedeatala. Dismal Outlook, "D yoa believe w ah ail .war have nlversal peace T" "Not unless womea quit offering higher wages to thair Aalghbors' cooks." Not an lmprovam.nl Oerald "People like to walk over ma." Oeraldlne "I don't aee why they ahould; you hardly come under lb head of Improved pavement." ASSIST YOUR WEAK STOMACH Oftentimes the stomach needs some assistance in its great work of digestion and assimilation and an occasional dose of Hostet ter's Stomach Bitters will give that assistance better than anyiLing else you might take. Its merit has been proven thousands of times in cases of Poor Ap petite, Headache, Indiges tion, Dyspepsia, Costive ness and Malarial Disor ders. Be persuaded to try a bottle today. Refuse substitutes. Tents, Awnings, Sails Celt, HiaiMcka, Cam, mi Car an 1 or l.omj at factory pric. PACiriC TtNf AND AWNING CO. 27 N. Flrat SL. Portland. (Jr. TRY MURINE Wh;nJc,.'- EYE REMEDY t wui Lk. it Usui Vena, 26c 60c. Salve Tubes. 26a, 11.00. C0FFEEC TEA SPICES BAKING POWDER IXTRJCT3 illlS T Rir.MT at".!..) 'l'ca?T?en.j UAJ33U OUtTUUl POmiaMO. one.' I NURSERY CATALOG Now. Handorne. InntnictWe. Up- Lo-Laie, OMacriuirirj nffTT ADA! I UCVTll TDrt?C I null eL1DUIiirl.fIL.lirtL IALL4 SHRUBS, VINES, ROSES. BERRY PLANTS, ETC Free on mnuext Write now. mm tkoning: thla paper. J. B. PILKINGTON, Nur.arym.ii Portland, Or.go ATRIP TO PORTLAND FREE CVT IATI3 IN PAINLESS DENTISTS! P.lnl... Kvtraetleei .....Pree SMv.r Pilling. Jo. Gold Flllln. 5 11 K.UoldCrowne ....M Porcelain Crowne St Molar Gold Crowns H llridu. Work, 11 K. Ooll... . Inlev Pill., fur. Gold tl V.... tit-- m... Beet Rubber Plate on knrth ""e7 ALL THIS WORK IS OUAR ANTRKD." Doa't throw four mnef airar. A duller eavad M twodoll.r.eamad. Our orilnal relialile hinders Palnlea. Method, and our perfected othce Ogulp pient wve. nn tlme.nd V'"ir money. wa v an i i s, ta u Herri rartiaaS "an, I'll Uj Moriaoa, opwol PMian aaa Moier a n, r'-' i. n. hi p.,r,. npra er. saa. I see Saaaw. eaal 11, IA tor Pew oka M 1 u to s a jPyp a 1 ?$ 1 1 45mp- v t mm. t um; i" ra wr iL.-l.l-L FLAG SALUTED BYJ)LDRIVALS Union and Confederate Veterans Mingle at Atlantic City Diai" Arouaas Cha.rs- Movement to Unite Grand Armies to Elim inate Sectional Feeling. Atlantic City. N. J., SepU 20. -The hotela, piers and board walk ate crowd- with ..I.I anl.liora and their families her to attend the 44th annual encamp ment of the Grand Army of the Kepuu lic. Every train brings re-nforce-menU to the crowd that began arriv ing last week. Five thoussnd veterans gathered in the Savoy theater and listened to a patriotic sermon by the Rev. Kobcrt A. Elwood. chaplain of the department of Pennsylvania. Commander Van Sant and Hilary A. si.hrt r Aliianv. ex-aecretary of . - - j . i the navy and a general in the Confed erate army, wore the principal apeaa ers st a large gathering of veterans on the steeplechase pier. General Herbert euloglaod the mem bers of the Grand Army. He told how the wearera of the blue and the wear- era of the gray were welded together in the cauae of the Union. Commander-in-chief Van Sant and General Daniel K. Sickls both said they would work for the propoaition au vacated by General Herbert, of bringing the grizzled veterena of the North and South together. It ia be lieved that this demonstration of feel ing will end th agitation agalnat the nlarinir nf a atatue of General R. E. Lee in Statuary Hall at Washington. A remarkable aoet.e occurred wim the entrance of General Sickles. As he swumr down the aiale the veterans arose aa one man and four of hia com mand lifted him, chair and all, and placed him on the platform while the hand iilaveH "Diiie" and the crowd cheered as General Sickle grasped the rolus of s huge silk nsg, wun com mander Van Sant, General Herbert atepped up and said: "Had I been told when I waa in Antie tam that in the years to come I would stand aide by side with Federal sold iers snd grasp the Stars and Striiea with them, I wculd have been insulted. But I love that old flag now." (VimmanHer Van Kant aatil he whs proud of the fact that no American army ever surrendered to anything but an American army. A rinnle of antilauHe irrt-etiHl the mention of Colonel Kooaevelt during tne or ana Army leader s address, ine name of President Taft waa men tioned. NEW NAVY FOR CHINA. Entire Fleet of Battleships May Ba Built on Coast. San Francisco A fleet f battle ships for the Chinese navy ia to be built in San Francisco. Millions will be spent here in the purchase of sup plies snd for the living expenses of thousands of workmen needed to turn out the gigantic order, if the efforts of some of the furemost financiers of this country are crowned with success. This is the purposes of s visit which Charles M. Schwab, ex-president of the United States Steel corporation and owner of the Union Iron works snd other large plants, ia to pay to this coast. The big financier ia hurrying across the continent in hia private car to meet Prince Tsai Hun, uncle of the emperor of China, who Is due to arrive on the ateamer Manchuria. Schwab and his party, which comprises promi nent steel magnates, will accompany the Chinese imperial party to Wash ington. Ward Workers Unionized. Milwaukee, Wis. One of the first unions of city employes in the country was organized here by ward workers of the Seventh. Eleventh, Twelfth and Fourteenth wards, and sponsored by Socialiat municipal ofTiciala. There were 30 present, waterwagon drivers, ward teamsters, steam roller men and street sweepers. There was some sus picion on the part of the wardworkera as to what position they would be in if the present administration should be ousted st the next election two year hence. Greater Boston is Planned. Boston A bill will be introduced at the next session of the legislature calling for a Greater Boston, to em brace 40 cities snd towns Included in the metropolitsn district snd establish a metropolitan council to conaiat of mayors snd the chairmen of boards of selectmen in the district. The meas ure will not provide for the annexation to Boston of any of the cities or towns Included in the Greater Boaton dis trict, and the metropolitan council will have merely advisory powers in con sidering msny legislative matters. Montenegro is Kingdom. Pome It is asserted In diplomatic circle here that during recent visits in Cottinje. the Montenegrin mlov ...,. ed the title of king, elevating hia coun try 10 tne rank or a kingdom. An offensive and defensive alliance be tween Montenegro, Bulgaria and Ser via was signed. Esch of these nstions is pledged to give military aid to the others in esse the sovereign rights of any of them are attacked by Turkey or Austria. Cattle Firm Indicted. Sacramento A apecial to the Union from Carson City, Nev., says that the Federal grand jury haa found an In dictment sgainat th Goleonda Cattle company, of Nevada, of which William E. Kent, Republican candidate for eon greaa from the Second diatrlet of Cali fornia, Is president. The charge is il legal fencing of rernment land. Castro la Accused of Plot. Teneriffe, Canary Islands A msn- ifcato besrlng 1.C00 si aTnatllPna garul a.. cualng ex-President Csstro, of Vene suela, of organising a plot in the Can aries sgainat tne lir of th present Venezuelan executive. Juan V n.. Is being- circulated ber. (MM Ti,- Klllll liUVO AIWJ. S.1M.... ar...n Blgl!. tun "... . 1, i.i.t.....e. uiul liua btn luiula iimL. i.i- turn of t II " " " 7.7 i r,..ro mi MiM-r,Mon tor over JIO years. Allow , Pr,."..L:. l thla. Counterfeit, Imitation. n...i 1 UH l "' ' J . . IiJu.lt h f t liliarcit-IJH'rlcnc) ugalaal l.irlim uL What is CASTORIA i.l U. IllirlllH'"' PUUlllluio avr a,.aK.pr ru, orlV. lr..H uiil Hotithlnr Hynips. it 1. riraii.nt. wiVtuln. n'ltlnr Opium. Slorph lid nor other Narcotl,, ptliiNiiti" , l SDH MII'iJ. , . a iii I' everii. "" ....... li r.ll.'Vl 'leetlllBir l,t;i K,t iicv. It uaaliiillutea th KimmI, reg.iUt,.. th, 2t.,mi h hii.I lioweU. uivlna; heultliy isiid ttutunU sleep. Thi Ttolian'iVl 1-ui.ace.v-li.o MotUer'a rrlcnj. The Kind You Ha?e Always Bought Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years, vm. a.ea. t pjuaaav avaaev, mmw vaaa ar. Shennanlax&Co. ESTABUSHF.D 40 YEARS SIXTH. AT MORRISON ST, PORTLAND, OR. rTT" rPH r iv J-.J ..... ...VAAoAi-VLav now ln,r" " muon "lu this Wellington Piano we'r aolllng for l.75 on mug puymnt-tUt we're willing to let It l ITS OH'.V S.UJCSMA.S. It will tell ift out Uvry la you in your home if you'll send us th coupon. ru-at umu m lull pailkviait onotnung Ihu unusual Piano onVr. A am Fascination of (oif. Tv 'card of Nto a p'aylng on It 8ddl. air, when la 'orue was a bum log. aald th landlady, putting down th local paper, "but thla ere rarue of golf muat be the Di'pst fnsklnatlng 'obby in the world. I've been reading about the fire up at th. glf t round last Friday, and It aaya. The fire brl gadea promptly responded to the call, and when dnrknesa closed In tn.y ver still playing nnon the rulna of th clubhtmsa " Oilf Ilhi.trnti d. Nothing tlgllsr. Nothing la ug.ler In American Mfa than th. tendency to delight la tear Ing d?wn reputatlona. W. consider th old Humane brutal tectum, they gased with pleavtira on wild beasts tearing men to plecee. We bond not back our thun.ba aa we behold th. rending of things that ar. more pre cious to a man than bla body. New York Olob. Infatuation, Mow mnny men are groaning in spirit at thla moment over an lufattia 'Inn that made thnm sacrifice, (lie wbol worth of llfn for tl.e auk of a nr.tty fac. and a plu.tlc manner f Partnt'a Incentive. Many a man holda on a steadier eoura. became, of Tommy's framed achool certificate upon the mantol plec.. Biliousness "I have uel yonr valuable Caarareta and I find them perfect Couldn't do without them. I have ue. tlirm tor aome time for indigratitpn ami tiilioimneo. ami am now roinifetely cured, kiiom anend them to evrrvone. Once triril, you will never l without tli-m in the lattlUy., Kdwiird A. Marx, Albany, N. Y. Pkwaanl. Palalahla fotenL laala .. tole,al N.rrr Slea.n Wi.a nr l.r.M lOe. lile. bM. Nnn -,ld in bvlk. Th. eon elna tablet .tampnl C '. C Uuarantaod e ear. ar rur oiwnar uack. Tenant's Reward. A certain landlord called on a ten ant on day and aald: "Jonea. I'm go ing to rals. your rent" "What forf Jones aaked, anilously. 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