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Down Spouts SU'fl ("tiling
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24 Murkst I'arflanJ. Or.yun
M Ml fim ( A TAI in. I T..
Playing tha Fiddle.
Mgr James '. Turner, chancellor ot
the Roman embolic art hdlm eae ol
Phlladulphla, liita a trull n common
with dm late Archbishop Ryan which
enables Mm to di'i-lilit to do something
without leaving sting.
Like Ilia Into chief, he usually tells
alnry uiul then escapes ciui.iiilttliig
himself. HI li. o the balloting for
successor to Archbishop Itynu hit hoi
been Importum-d, cajoled Hinl other
wise held up for a mini that would
give, an Idea aa to whHt u the r
ault of the, bullotli'K. Aa he la aworo
to secrecy lit) iniixt kiM-p ijulft.
To a group of newspuper wen lit
Ritlil:
"()nr ftiertt ni an naiilNlnnt to a
nmn who hi'lil a dmpohmIIiI.. ,kH1i,ii
TIiIb amilHtiiiit took upon hlniBflf inui li
of lh rriilll fur hl finployiT'H poj.u
larlty. (Iho ,,iy ),n roinplulinil hy
nnytiiK : 'I'm 11 r of liiaylni; hi" oh I
fliMlf '
"Th troiil.li with yi. ii ! t h;it ynti
nr t 1 1 ic to .lv lln.t violin l.ito.t
)ou Iihvm lfiirnivl Ii.jw to i.lay Hull kit--
oinl flili,' wun IiIh fiiipluj era kliiiily.
li.it I'.l'i.l uilii:iniltli.)i."
THE THUiH ABOUT tLUINC.
Talk No. II.
Tin' wi ll often run 'Iry wlirn- tin y
niaki' Imt t i l.iui'. It'it t-ay to m1'.
Only a I il t Ii' iu;nit .ty, Miy half a n-i l
jr a trlllt' iinnr, in tin- iloiil.li'
nt ri'tit Ii k iii. ami a lari l .t T I o!
rtatrr an. I tin- 'Ii liiMnti im c..in.i l.'il.
l!uy KKlit KDSS KAI.I. III. I K. ;. t
a pur)' lil.ir. M.il.i'M t-1 1 1 1 -t snowy
wi.it... ask Voi'K ;kik i;k.
I A NfrL
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Pineapple Cream.
I'.-nt th' )' lk of tlin .' i-vk 'lj;!'l
ly, Bil.l the J 1 1 1 a n .i crHi.il riinl of
i.M I. limn, a f l In h of a!t ui.il lia'f- a
cupful of aiiKar. I.rt ninnn. r on tin'
fip r'owly, mirr ik all H"'
It ttiirkt'iia. II. in r.'ii.otf and Mr In
a rtiptnl of raiiti"d plni'iii il" g.a'i'd
f.i.o unil on u"d u half tal.U apo.inluU
..f fflutlr.f wh rh hail pi. vli ncly la- n
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PORTLAND ART ASSOCIATION ii. i, ... r
III nail rupiiu 'i ii . -
froth I nd Urn w l.U' B of tho thrt.o
)K liu h.atin atlff Turn Into a
li. old and chill tl.orounhly until lima
to arva.
School of lh
Th't.l mr l i.. lli l.,lr '.'. I'.ll.
iiKwiM,. painiim.. ftHiHu. nrr.
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t till OKI S'S I I ANM . r r. ulr A ) IV
MUSEUM OF ART,
f.l:h ..I !. y.wU. I'lIK 1 I. A Ml. t'KF.t.1
COWBiNGS no FALSE HAIR
Mit'lf vtT. Any Style.
Writf for partirulara.
TRANCES HAIR STORE
101 U, V . C bi in. UN IIAKm0. U
Culw I.IIMII mmi aiMlrv Dr4avMW.
Mho. Art. aiu Iti.MlM
Frt .U...Hm. 1 lit IHI I'l KltlM
I H n.. JO. HI. Iltnu Hall
I . . . .. I., .. . l I Hi UI I hi Hill)
is ui nits u mm
(.... i. I.. M.ax. At. tl.l' til I'
...I I. .pit lt4im4 lf ttarfM.. R.)Mt M..rlt4
In'rll-rtoal t Wlll-lnltnW.klMII AJ'.M
l.int tt'rt tb At-ft't jifdm:
Pellea of Pt Aga.
An Intfru'lnif dli.iov.Ty waa tnndo
rtrt-ntly at Hpl'tal (I'ntt) hy a nuni-
trr of woikiifii. While dlxulng oi't?r
atliuii wi hotng carried on, a quan
tity of human bora wera turneil up.
Thla waa followed by tha unearthing
of a cumber of a'one. cofflna, each
containing human remalna Tb cof
flna bora no rraemhtanr to tha maa
lva aarcophagua recently dlalnterred
at Iiprwlck. but ronalatd aluiply o(
rough atona alaba.
Mothn win Hod Mra. Wlnliw 'thlo
arUp tu bra I r..ined !. Ii4 lUair lUliUnu
luiiaa )ti icctaiui parkua.
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Have ye weak heart, i;xy feelinCs, oppreaaed
breathing alter meaiar y t--
over the heart, ahorlnesa of breath on going up-taira
and the many ditreing symptoroa which indicate
poor circulation and bd biood ? A heart Ionic,
M Mood ana Douy-nunutr inm u "
isover 40 yeara ol curea ia
: Dr. Pierce sGo.cenMedicai Discovery
I ne heart Decomco rtKuiurutcio.fc-i.ui. .
blood corpuaclea are increoaed in number artd tha
Dervea in turn are well fed. The srterica are filled
with good rich blood. That ia rhy nervoua debility,
irritability, fainting apelli, dappear and are over
come by thia alterative extract of medicinal route
nut up by Dr. Pierce without the ue of alcohol.
a . .rii t 1 1 I ,.f
JtK your nei(l!ror. Jmny iit.v m vu.w v.
crofuloua conditiona, ulcen, "(ever-wrev" white awellint;t, etc., by taking
ft- O . '. I l,.k )ka rl rbl. inrf anil vitfllt7in) t.init needed fof
tit, . icibc ' "7 " ' r, - - m
eceMve titue waste, in convalescence from feverti or for run-down, antrmic,
thin-blooded people. Stick to thia iafe and aane remedy and refuse all " jut
ai good " kinds olTered by the dealer who is loaking for a larger profit. Noth
ing will do you hall as much good as ur. ricrce women .mcuicli discovery.
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.AK OAKLAND. CALIHIKNIA
W.th Ihs htialnnlna ' H" ar Mills OolUs
dost onl, on... urk. 1 h.rs ara no lons.r
a". anlf.ar tuurt.l.
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U. t.irtl dim. I. i.i(m ft.4 trtauil"n tt
VWII r.i..rrj Ulta.r.ii.n.fc l.f.mn.l, ci m
. . ... t, j.r.,t and fill t i-a. '.pr.isl . ar ttt h.alil. . .)
' l i.. I .,! t la. I af.. A. . IjH U . I I I'
lf a.al...ua UJn. .a.trtai.. Alilla L'ellrM P. O.. Calll.
Modern Teacher Crltlcleed.
Our e1ucatora ara owl wlae, our
teai hera ara pedants and all their
i.ni.m la (ha turnlnc out of amootb.
' well iwllahed phlllatlnea. It la cer
; lalnly uufortunata that th favored
type of auperlntcndont of our publlo
education alwojld be aurh a hopnleaa
I phtllatlne. poaipaaed of all the conceit
1 of the mediocre bualnae man. Kou
tine la bla Ideal. Orinlnaltty U
apurned nd auipreaaod Ur. UorU
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To Polish Brasa.
Uraaa takea a moat beautiful ptillab
If II la washed In a mixture of one
ounce of alum and a pint of lye boiled
togi-ther for a abort time; apply with
rg or bruHh while hot.
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laAHINO POWDtR
EXTIUCTS I
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CU)SSETADEVERS,
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ALCOHOL
Li ii OPIUM TOBACCO
HsMts Polll.lr t'ory).
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lllul. la Im., WOia
?..r lllo.l-ilJ flri-olsr.
linn Nuntun, 71 1 Ills a.
C. Gee Wo
The Chinese Doctor
This wnnilefiit man hsa
miMl. a life stmly "f i ha
ttrinrtls of Rimit.
Ilairli ami llsrVa, ami
In alvlna th. wnrll tha
bnlll o( hi sarvlraas.
fJi ) Na Mercury, rotsene
Ul4 eeUfufstsaa. Ne
oJaii Operations ef Ctt..fJ
niisrsnlm. to rare Oatarrh. Aslhma. I.un.
i"ini h and Kl.l...-y in.iihlnt, and all 1'rivata
Ulattiun. ,,l M a ami Wi.mrn.
A SUR. CANCER CURE
Ju.t trrivw fr,.m p. kin. fl.nis ..(, aura
an.l rrhalilr. II. lalllna In Ha works.
If yu ''Rnnof rni!. wri'm fur nvni.titm blank
Ml circulwr. Im U 4 cimi.i. tn inmiifi,
cojsuif aiion rurc
The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
s-- tifst m., car. Marrisan, raritansi.
Noble ICaal.
In the Pfjort to appreciate yarloua
forma of grcatnesa. let ua not under
llniat the value of a almply E i.
life Just to be good; to keep Ufa
pure front degrading elementa. to make
It conetMitly helpful In little waya to
. hn in touched br It to keep
one'a spirit alwaya aweet, and avoid
all manner of petty anger ana irrua-
1,111, ythat la an Ideal aa noDie aa u
la difficult
ii. I'i..r,..'a l'..lli-t amall. auirar
i...ul.ul aiuatv ti) tnkp HA randv. rcirulatt
anil invigorate Htomach, liver and bow
fl.i. lo not Krll,e'
Why the Chose the Gown.
A woman In Cherry vale, Kan., waa
allowed her choice butween a new
narlor ru and a lummer gown. The
Journal aaya that after three eleep-
leaa nlghta ahe decided on the dreaa.
Khe arsiied: "I can darken the parlor
and the rug will look all right In aub
diicd light, and benlilea. hundreds of
folks will see the dress wbo would
never aoe the nig"
Fornlveneia of Chlldrsn.
It Is thn sweet an.l entire forglve-
np-s of children, who atik pity for
their sorrows from those who have
caused thtffl, who do not perceive
that they are wrongml, who never
dream that thoy aro forgiving, nnj
who make no bargain for apologies
It Is thla that men and women are
urged to learn of a child Alice Mey-nulL
Nearly Out of Cheese.
A grocery aal)'man entering a
atore found the place In charge of the
delivery boy. I'pon being asked
where the proprietor was, the boy re
..ii,i. -t a.n thai w hole cheese here."
The traveling man departed, leaving
a note for the proprlotor. wnicn me
boy promptly opened. "Permit me to
sugsest." he read, "that you ar
nearly out of cheese." Hurcesa.
In Parinerahlp.
He "So young March and hla fath
er are carrying on the bualneas?"
Hhe "Yea. The olJ man rung the
business while young March does th
carrying on "- "
The Dlrfsrerce In the Louie.
The Customer ' t think Loula XV.
beela are too high, (live m a iim
smaller, plea.e-or porhapa Loot.
XIII. n would b blsU enough.
Tha Sketch,
AKS and rumors of war die
hard. Kven at this lute
time In tli world's hl.story.
wlitn civilization might be
auiu:oaed to have repreanfd
the primitive lust for blood and plun
der, the alarmiat lias only to lift bla
voice In congress to banish tranquility
from our boaoins.
Mllllona are given to promote the
cause of universal peace. Vet the na
tions of Europe compete with each
other for the privilege of bearing the
beavloKt burden In the way of modern
armaments. Kngland trembles at the
thought of Germany; Germany, with
ber rapHly expanding commerce.
.leaps to the Ih-eadnoiight type of
naval construction and Increases her
expenditures to overcome England's
twopower lead. Austria lays down
four first class battle ships. Kunsla la
said to be contemplating the expendi
ture of $.100,000,000 on her navy. The
I'nlted States Is warned that In no
long time Germany will oust her from
the second place upon the seas. Not
the leant Important business of peace
would seem to be the preparation for
war.
line Is reminded of the ancient Chi
nese sage who was sent to Europe by
Ms enicror to Investigate the merits
I of the Christian religion. It was a
troublous time. The great nations
were locked In a death struggle; bat
tle fields ran with blood; violent
schisms sprang up and were sup
pressed wilh slaughter; the continent
waa no better t hull a huge shambles.
After the sage had looked his fill he
returned to his eniieror.
I "China Is loo peaceful a nation." he
said, "to be adapted to the Christian
faith."
Peace Dove Is Elusive.
It Is possible to believe that this
shrewd Oriental had not made a pro
found study of Christian ethics; but
at least he had seen that during some
centuries of acceptance It had not
availed to put an end to the horrors of
war. Perhaps the essence of the thing
Is better understood today, and yet
he would be n optimistic prophet
who should declnre that the era of
unbroken ieace had dawned.
The country was recently warned
that Its standing army Is Inadequate
to reiel foreign Invasion. This was
met by the declaration that the sea Is
still the nation's Impregnable bulwark,
and that while the navy floats no hos
tile nation could land a force. What,
then. Is tho condition of the Ameri
can navy and what are Its facilities In
the way of naval base and coal sup
ply In the event of warT
Notwithstanding the greatly Increas
ed cost of nnvnl construction, which
was Introduced with the lireadnought
type, the government has during some
years followed the practice of laying
ilown two battle ships annually. The
appropriations for the five years end
ing June SO, 1911. roach J.193.727.861.
aa against $131,971,877 for the preced
ing fivtyear period. This program
has placed the American navy In the
second place with a total of 152 ships,
carrying 136 guns and having a dis
placement of 717.702 tons. Germany
comes next, with 209 vessels, carrying
100 guns and having a tonnage of 666,
031. Many Fighting Monsters.
At the rresent time England and
America have four Iireadnoughts each
of about equal tonnage. Germany has
three and Japan one. Hut Germany,
which formerly built smnll battle
ships, has turned to Dreadnoughts In
an attempt to overcome England's
great lead, and when the present pro
gram of the nations has b4n carried
out she will stand second. Hrltaln will
then have seventeen of these monster
engines of destruction. Germany thlr
teen, the 1'nlted Statts ten. Japan all
and Kussla and Italy four each.
Hut In the meantime the Panama
Canal will have been opened, and the
efficiency of the American navy al
nioMt doubled. I'p to now the larger
portion of the fleet has been kept In
Atlantic waters, but with the canal
open It would be possible to effect a
change of position in case of netd
without serious delay.
A writer rignlng himself "Navarch"
emphasizes. In an article on "The Dis
position of Our Fighting Fleet." In the
Columbian Magaitne. the importance
of the new naval stations In the Pa
cific. He speaks particularly of Pearl
Harbor at Hawaii, where a naval base
Is now being established, and of the
dry dock Dewey at Olcngapo. sixty
miles from Manila.
"The protection of our Atlantic
coast." lie says, "lies In a fleet based
on Guantanamo. and the protection of
the Pacific coast lies in a fleet based
on Pearl Harbor. Hoth Guantanamo
and Pearl Harbor are Ideally situated
In their respective spheres. The form
er Is centrally located with refereuce
to the Panama Canal and our Atlantic
coast, and a fleet bared there would
command all the avenues toward the
canal. Hawaii stands In the Pacific
as our outpost, and no power could
successfully approach our ratine
coast without taking It and meeting
victoriously the strong fleet which we
would maintain there."
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Evaporated
Milk
is the handiest
thine: in the pan
try. It is pure and
always ready to
use.
There is no
waste use as
much or as little
as you need, and
the rest keeps
longer than fresh
milk.
i
a"" lis 1.5 i.w i ': u v jj .. 1
i7 5 V A,!-' r i
tmA4l'u fill I i r-r-irsi,'.
BifT
Gives fine results
all cooking
in
Tell your grocer to
tend Libby't Milk
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Colors of Butterflies.
The colors of butterflies are Influ
enced by the temperature of the air
In which they live.
WHY PAY MORE?
Lad ' Two-Strap Verrt.
Corriur)r ar.d St.n Pump
in Hlck or Tn. rwutr tL'Jt
talurm. at hmil pnc
$1-25
ALL SIZES
Mail Orders
Promptlr Filled
Swallowed Her False Teeth.
Through swallowing her false teeth,
apparently while she m asleep, Mrs.
Alice Dear, 51 years old, of Sewell
road, Pattersea, died. The cause of
her death was discovered at a post
mortem examination. London Chronicle.
ROYAL SHOE CO.
229 Rsmsss Si., set. Paw ass Scant fsrtUss. Cr.
D4ISY TIY Kill. PR rV-VVL;
II .aw v, raws
rvmasi tal. romn
rnt.crafup. Lta J
eeta. LaUl'Igyallor
tip vtrarr. will not tt'tt.
tir injur )rt'"'f
tjHiaVrAnfd flex.t
i v. IH gdl OaJ-ara -s'
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WBtitemore's
ffshno Polishes
The Laird's Pictures.
Some years ago a Scotch laird found
on succeeding to his estates that the
house contained two portraits of a dls-'
tlngulshed member of the family who,
had flourished during the reign of(
George 111., one by Reynolds and the.
other by Haeburn. He knew no more,
of pictures than a Newfoundland dog, I
and he decided that two portraits of
the same Individual need not be kept.
-p.... tiavnnl.u was retained, while the .
t u.7 a j
Raeburn was presented to a publlo
gallery. The worthy man was struck
with constrnatlon some time afterward
when he found that his gift had been
valued at $25,000 and probably the
picture would now fetch double that
amount
North Carolina Bear Hunts.
Jones county farmers are making s
reeular campaign against the bears.
V : L .. . .. I ,. V. .al.ar. tin and1 . . . . . . . HliahlaMlhaitipaflfl
w 11 II li PItJ is . 1 1 " n " l' f '" - " - irt lot sural bum uiw ; 7
of trouble. A year ago some of the system cleanser. The best remedy lor iorpia
farmer, bought a couple of bear dogs. . - -;
from which they have raised a paca. jjovr chkmical Co. I'oatiku. uiusooh
Almost dally hunts have been con-
ducted, and the nine hounds have "
never failed to get a bear.
Recently there was a hunt on Mill
creek. In which twoscore men partici
pated, and these were delighted to see
the skilful way in which the dogs
handled the bear, the latter, true to
his fighting style, sitting upon his
hnutiches and fighting. Henry Oliver
finished the bear with a bullet. The
lending bear hunters are V. A. and W.
H. Hender. who are the owners of the
pack. In that section there are many
small swamps, with a thick growth of
bay and other trees. In which bears
anil deer take refuge. It Is a capital
hunting ground for northern sports
men In the winter Raleigh corre
spondence Forest and Stream.
Finest tn Qual ty. Largest In Variety
( ldrynieel t-vrr r.-qu. leni. Ill f.tr olemlUlis Sl4
poiunins " ' 1 -
REDUCED RATES
on all line on account
ASTORIA
CENTENNIAL
PAGEANT
Ak your tfi-Vet apnt for
lull Uetai.s
AUG. 10 to SEPT. 9
LaJJJU, at.
r.HT F.IH5S the on'y lailes shoe dresslns
that iKitlel.v e..ntlns Oil- HUcks sn.l IVU.U. S
Ullei' an.l chll.lren-s bo.ts and sliix-s, ahlacs
wltkout r.bhins. "Krencn Olo..." Ine.
I 4 II V )-oinl'i"All'n fiT cl.-nlns and pollaAtng
all k'n l. nf r-. t or tun h.. IV. -star" lie. loo.
ill U K t IIITK makes dirty raavaa shoea
rl'fnn ami white. In ll'l' "rn soil ean M
aJleklv and en.ily ,.!u..l. A -ponce In every
Ju l w.s sls ready tor ua Two slsea, H
""if vour'.WIer doe. not keep the klnrl yoa want.
s.'1111'ii hi. add reus and tin price IB uuupa tot
1 full aire pu-knite.
WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO.,
SO-M Albany t., Carrittrldge. Mass.
5i Vldrst and V.i. ;. f -Won ".Hi. r id-tra cj
Moa i 'olt Jits in the II oi-la.
FNU
No. 30-'H
WIIKM wrltln to advertlaera pleaae
V luamlloa thia psptr.
New York's Debt Is Haavy.
New Yorkers are the biggest bor
rnuura In the world: at least they are
so collectively, for the city owes1
seven times as much as any other city
In the country and more than one
half as much aa the largest 27 other'
cities In the land.
COMETO PORTLAND AND BE CURED IN FIVE DAYS
VARICOSE VEINS, ntnnlA, 5LUUU puiun
Vo seeers operation, many raaws peraaanentiy r tired in one
treatment. Mut lime-saTing, tnosl natural, moat safe. A
radirai sad pv-rmanenl eura. Igivsaiyword and will cite
tiB toother medicaJ sBthorities that tl.is isa fst'l 1 am eer
unly prepared toeure by eipat-ieni-a and tniuiptnanl, whivh
ara th kevUnea to uers. I hav the beal eoulpped
nealiralofniaoa thaCoawt. 1 will (iv ." toany ehsrity as
guarantee that avery statement iatLnaaniioiiiioeiiientla true.
1 iDTita yoa toeom to aiy olbre. 1 will rsplaia to yoa my
treatment for. Various Veins. Hernia. Xervoua Ilebility,
lllr, I'oisnn. Piles, Kutnla, Wsd.ler. Kidney, rroststie and
all Men a Ailments and giyyoo FUCK a physicsl eiamiua
tioo: if nereeaary a mirroeropirai and chi'mival analysis of
aevrelions. lodi-termina patbnlogieal snd bai'terioli'icH 1 cob
ditioua Krery man should lake adtantaire of this oppor.
tnnitv to leara their Una eoailitioB. A p.rmaiienl t'nr w
trs.il vh leant. I r-rmati t un it what I yir.
MfSiTTKH euaBSMTrcUv written eitarsntet.ieansaennior
w pay I guarantee to cure certain ailment or tvfiind eery
dollar yonlisv pai l at y services coat you aothuig nnles I
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