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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1911)
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BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL I llaltiM Hull I .W , cat a cae a, traaaai aee ctla Jreaa. leacs as Hi aaae. 4U I VW pa aaae. , a I Puawi mvt ..aJi'llaa ZUaal ! KUONT atfTO VSOOt I na raaattt BOYNTON FURNACES Mult rwiuTtiirl arvt rTrtl fur koitH J. C. BAYER TURNACE CO. from and Mal Sis. Portland, Or. t:m rtm catauuuk. Quaar Saorlfloa, Tba atnry of trajtadf of eharttj aom (rum I'arla. Tb othar day MptuKnrln widow named llartli M dlafraaaad oo baarlDf tba ator oft itarrloc family that aha ahot hr aolf aod left Ibaiu tba wbola of bsl Buorr t'iiO. Mrrrn . S VWI r K.K.V TEA SPICES BAfMNO POWDER tXTIUCTS 'IIICT ur.nr mini n t rill I LW!WJ.IW1hj ClaOSSCTADCVUS rviiadiay, vni I uttemores 1 Shoe Polishes 'Inaat In gual t, Largaat In Variety. Tir nii ,..r) rMniraii.riii fir l Uannig auj alUhli,( ttioea t.f ail hluUa aa.l w.l .ra 1 !f'l'' ,'JlVaa' f (II.T I IICK (ha nnlj la.ll'a ah. a diraatnf al w.aiii.e rxntnlni olf. I'.ltrkl anl I'l'luiii all.a' ainl rhll.ltrii'a l.U ami ahiMs, aklara fthhnni rnlitiliia, "w. Krrni-h lll.iaa," li'f. IM N l V roiiil.iuail.-ii for rtfaiillitf ami poh.hlnf Wl k'n t, i.f rn...-t i.r tan ahiwi. J.. "Nlar" alaa. lui. JI II K IIITK inakri Jirlr raaTal ilun tl.'Ntl an.l aakllr. In HiptM tttrm a.. II ran ! aal.kly ah'l raallv alipllr.!. A aponaa In rvarr a. a!aa raadr l uaa. Two al, 10 alii a-, rn.la. If J .iir .1. alar ilii m. kwplha kind r" waul, a-it'l 11. Iila a.l.lri'aa and Ilia prtt'a 111 atampa f. f-ill al ..'ka.fi.. WHITTEMORC BROS. & CO., tO-ia Albany t., Cambrldia. Maaa, ilu lHttrt iiml f..ii(-l ,(itiiyii.7urrr uj thu Vulmhtt lit tKm urld. ALCOHOL OPIUM TOBACCO FneW.al, (ami. tnuriaett Healer In. at Hole la Oreeoa. Wriie f.-r Ulselrated rlrralar. linrr lainnin. 71 1 1 1 rn S. sua COME TO PORTLAND AND VARICQIE eocrfllullS, A tunity ioleara wA.tr y "" Slid Ino more rs Soars- Offli l.,.-'.mlth M. tt. inn ML '"""Feclslima rentals' was " " r.sa. cemet SOS1 ' fog SlOwa Srs r a ' DRa As Ha eraenally eensen eiv aanee. mm or- I rttr&iSXi ;. '" -''"'A 1 ! aaWaaaaaaaaaaa""-1 Roman M a -l n - I . m . LTHE KEYSTONEi TO HEALTH IS HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS TOSTRrNGTHtN INVIGORATE TONE AND RIBUILD THE ENTIRE SYSTEM you need the Hitters at once. Try it. It never dinarixints. ait In aafral and tnuat tellable calhaitic aal yrtrm clranarr. The tx-it rrniedr for Torpid h"r, BlIloutnrManil Hick llrulache. At lltaiibii' ac Atall, 29 Canti UutT Cuaam.44, Cu. fuattajiu. uaaooa) Y. M. C. A. ISSUES PAMPHLET. Day and Evanlng School Opan 8oon for Winter Courta. Tha Educational Department of the Y. M. C. A. haa UauH a pamphlet I thia week. Kivlng an outline of all the different line of work conducted in thia department. The aubjecta taught are grouped under aix achoola, aj fol lows : Iluaineu School iiookkeeping, Shorthand. College Preparatory All aubjecU of tha nigh School courae. Boya' Elementary Gradea above the Fifth. Technical and Industrial Trades Carpentry, i'lumbing, Sheet Metal Work, Urick Laying, Automobile Construction, Repair and Driving. Special Courses Ituildlng Caretaking, Hotel Cooking, Forestry and Lumbering, J'harmacy, Telegraphy. Lecture Courses Apple Culture, Poultry Husbandry, Real Estate Law, National Political Issues. Thia catalog may be obtained npon . .11 il. application to Educational Director of the Y. M. C A. All these courses are given both day and evening. The Day School opens September 6th and the Night School opens September 26th. Fsntastlo Theorist. "Why do you think that extremely rich people are likely to go to plact of fiery torment?" "flocauae," replied tha cynical person, "only they could afford the fuel necessary to keep tl gulag." A Packing Hint. Wnen traveling It la a good plan to Una tba trunk with a large abeet or pier of muslin. When all theclothea are packed tha enda of tha aheet are folded across the top of tha clothea and pinned firmly with safety plus. A Well-Known Nam. A professor of Greek who was noted for aelf-apprectatlon, bought a doten collars and marked the first one with his full name and tha others simply "Ditto." Everybody's Msgaslne. They Couldn't Help It A crosseyed man In street car turned around and. bowed to a friend coming In, and almost every man In the car bowed to htm. The Dawn of Scientific Knowledge Learn a Profession where tho de mand is greater than the supply. Honorable, Dignified, Lucrative Write for Literature and Information. It will be la Y OUK advantage. Invalids and others needing skilled treatment, write for particulars. aaaae- a - ; 409 Commonwealth Bldf., Portland, Or. BE CURED IN FIVE DAYS VEINS. HERNIA. BLOOD POISON No sevsra operations, many cases permanently eared In awe treatment. Must time savinf, moat natural, most ssfe. A radli al and permanent cure. I give my word and will site J. n toother mnliral anthoritlxa that tuls Is a fa. I. I am cer tainly prepared to cure by at perteni-e anu equipment ana ara the keystones to success. 1 have the beat equipped rnidli-alonVe on the Coast. I will glre S-Vju to suy charily aa (iiarantee that every atntemeal Inllilaaiilioiilii-enielilia true. 1 Invite yi.uto coma to my niUi e. I will et plain to yoej mj treatment for Varicose Velna. Hernia, Nervous iwmmy. Ill.aid Poison. Pllea, Kistula, lllail.ler. Kidney, Prostatic and .it u..-. a iin..i. an1 aita vnu ' K K K a nhvslral eiamina. tioni ilneceaasryamlrroeropioal and chemii-al analysis of aoilelernillin jSl lluiogil-i aim t.ai - ...e .k.M.I-l lata edvanUa-e 111 tins oppor lb, it true eoBdilloa. A permanent Cvr it A perr nnnoil ("Mrs "t ' WSiniN 8UNIfI-y wrmengneran. , n...... thau you are a W. end willing to pay for benelila. IIS te l S Snnrlava, ISA SKI'S. fOtlSN I ear Pioleaaiw rhrllih'aeosilertslitawJla- maerf, ion" Is csaea e, saeriar M" naaea. nr. meat an n the jrratee ararl el aw.iksl arleara. 1 nia sew reraesr h,.t.rrn -in - f f -..... .i. .I.... I et ir,eriptaln III" T-"- siiiru ui missisns sr.. cos stooao SMITH soatt-asn, osieoa Roman Marriage. wnen Rome became (he master tate of the Mediterranean world, and specially during the last century of the republic, woman, aside from a few sllKht limitations of form rather tbun of substance, had already ac quired kgRl and economic Independ ence, the condition necessary for ao rtal and moral equality. As to mar , rbige, the affianced pair could at that time choose between two different le gal family renlmes; marriage with ma nua, the older form, In which all the goods of the wife passed to the owner ship of the husband, so that she could no longer possess anything In her own name; or marriage without manus. In which only the dower became the prop erty of the husband, and the wife , remained mistress of all her other belongings and all that she might ac quire. Except In some cases, and for spec ial reasons, In all the fumilles of the aristocracy, by common consent, mar riages, during U,9 ttMt centuries of the republic, were contracted In the later form; so thRt at the time mar ried women directly and openly had gained economic Independence. Origin of the Semaphore. From the earliest times and among savage nations beacon fires and In terrupted columns of smoke have been used to give warning of the approach of an enemy or the news of victory or defeat. Signalling by combinations of flags Is another early method, and Is still used at ana. However, It was not until 1796, when Lord George Mur ray Introduced his semaphore system, that anything like an efficient meane of telegraphic communication was es tablished. The admiralty at the time, seeing the advantages of such a sys tem, caused semaphore stations to be establlnhed on all the highest points irom lxinn on to Dover. Deal, and Portsmouth. Bo effectual waa the sys tem that a message could be. In favor able circumstances, transmitted from Iindnn to Deal, Dover to Portsmouth, and a reply received back In London In seven and a half minutes. The op eration was performed by three men In each station, two of whom were on the lookout, while the third waa em ployed In working the six shutters, which were placed over the building In two vertical frames In such a way that 63 distinct signals could be formed. The Order of the Bath. The Most Honorable Order of the Hath Is one of the best known of Eng lish distinctions. It had lta origin 1q the ceremonial bathing anciently re - quired aa symbolic of purity at the Inauguration of a knight. The order of knighthood wag Instituted by Henry IV. at his coronation, when he made 66 esquires Into knights. The order was at flrxt purely a military one, and the distinction was conferred by the sovereign from time to time at great ceremonials. Charles II. Invested 68 Knights of the Path at hi corona tion. After that the custom seemed to fall Into desnetude. In the year 1725 George I. revived the order as a mili tary body with the monarch as sov ereign, a prince of the blood royal as grand master, and 36 knights. The order wr.s extended In 1847 to em brace civilians on whom It was de sired to confer distinction. The In signia of the order Includes a gnld collar and badge, a crimson silk rib bon and star, also a mantle surcoat, under habita, and cap. Garmenta of Fishes' Skins. Among the unique and wonderthl garmenta worn at the prerent day are the curious fish skin dresses of the wealthy women of the Gold tribe. liv ing along the Amur river. East Siberia. Though they can neither read nor write, yet these people are producing astonishing ornaments, designs and embroidery work. The dress is com posed of several layers of fluh-skln, the undermost representing the skin of the garment proper, the uppermost showing the ornaments of their cut out forma, lietween these two lay ers la Inserted a middle layer, which serves as a background, throwing out distinctly all parts of the ornaments. The pieces of flsh-skln forming the ornaments are generally colored blue. The front and back of the dress Is ndomed with thece cut-out pieces of flHh skin, sewed with fish skin thread Mount Etna. Mount Etna Is one of the great vol ennoes of the north. It Is great In size, great In activity, great In beauty In slie It would cover the entire me tropolltan counties. Its height is It. 000 feet above sea level. As to Its power, one of these eruptions some centuries ago killed eighty thousand people, which Is probably more than Vesuvius has ever done In all lt ex istence aa a volcano, not excepting the great eruption of 79 A. D., which des troyed the cltlea of Herculaneum and Pompeii. As to its beauty, this Is also very dlflfcnlt to describe. It Is teeming with nlmal nd table, and l enow covered one-half the year; the other half. It la bare to Its very summit Fumigating the Sick Room. Close doors and windows and re move everything removable, it.. either sulphur candles or saucers of clorlde of lime. The fumes of sulphur are poisonous, ao see w the children are removed to a place of safety. In serious diseases use tormaiue- hyde. Carina- for the walls, scrubbing the floors with hot soapsuds and a strong mixture of carbolic acid Is Important ThA carneta must be sent to cleaner or cleaned thoroughly at home. Curtalna ahould bj wasnoa buu boiled. EGGS KEPT IN COLD STORAGE Expert Witness Testifies That Every thing Dependa on Owner One Lot Kept Two Years. "Mr. Harker," the attorney said, "thia la a suit against the owners of a cold storage warehouse. Do you know anything concerning the matter In dispute, or are you acquainted either with the plaintiff or defend ant?" "No, air," answered the wltnesa. "I believe I have been summoned aa an expert." "Just so. Have you had any ex perience In the cold storage busi ness r "Yea, sir." "In what capacity, may I ask?" "For several years I was one of the proprleiors of a cold storage warehouse." "You know, then, bow long any food article of a perishable nature may be kept in one of those houses, I presume." "Yes. sir; I think so." "Take eggs, for Instance. Please tell the Jury how long eggs can be kept In cold storage warehousea." "Well, air," the wltneaa said, "tiat depends entirely on the owner. I once knew a man who kept 1,000 dozen on band for about two years before he succeeded in working 'em oft." Very Careless. Did you hear about the awful way ' wnCQ itungM Mrs. Newport Sett waa "Mercy, no. Tell me." "Why, she married an Immensely wealthy contractor without making any investigation of his finances and didn't find out he waa hopelessly In volved until she asked tor alimony." "Mercy I How careless I" Similar In Appearance. "I tell you I'm down on these motors," said the Kansas fanner. "Bother you much?" asked the tourist. "Well. I sh'd say so. When a feller ees a funnel-shaped cloud a com In" a whoopln', he don't know whether to run fer a fun or a cyclone cellar!", Ram's Horn. IT MADE A DIFFERENCE. Mike? Don't yei hate to hor th' alarm clock wake yex up mornings? Pat Thot depinds on whither Ol've been dreaming av me mother-in-law or beating the racea! Men and Books. "Of courae," said Lord Luvvus, "rou will admit that there la a fas cination about a distinguished name or a uniform trimmed with gold braid." "Perhaps," replied Miss Cayenne; "hut after all a man Is like a book, not to be judged by the till or the binding." Th Head Man. "I want to see the head man,' said the man In the drug store." "Won't some other man be able to wait on you?" "Nope. I want the head man." "Anything special?" "Yep; I want some hair restorer." Turned tt to Account. "What did he do when the egg hit Mm on tha hear! In the last ar-t?" "Retired to hi dressing room and.004' gave himself an egg shampoo." Exchange. Her Costume Bhe Mabelle has a pair of slippers for every gown she wears. He Indeed! Isn't ahe extravagant 1 She Oh, nol You se if th sams pair. Judge. W. L. DOUGLAS 2.50, noO, '3.50 44.00 SHOES WOMEN wear WX-Douglas stylish, perfect fitting, easy walking boots, because they give long wear, same as W.LDouglaa Men's shoes. THE STANDARD OF OUAIJTY rr, FOR OVER 3Q YEARS The workmanship which has made W. L. Douglas shoes famous the world over is maintained in every pair. If I could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass., and show you how carefully W.L.Douglas shoes are made, you would then understand why they are war ranted to hold their shape, fit better and wear Ion ger than any other make for the price CAIITIDN Th" """ have W. I- Ilnuajlaa vfiU I lull naina anil prlea alampad on bottom If von cannot obtain W. Donela shoes four town, writ for catalog. Shot unt direct 0'R PAIR of mr rlOVS' SVJ.a-J.SOor rom fartory to wearar. all .-haren prepaid. W.I. SVI.oo SHOrCX wlil poefllva-lt- outwa ir lOlTUI8, 144 bpark ttU. Brockton, Maaa. TWO JVAIHS of ordim irj boja' shoaa GILLESPIE SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION 534 Morriaan St., Portland, Oregon. Two-year eouraea for teach era, readers and public speakers. Graduates after com pie tins: two years of poat-srraduata work, irranted professional diplomas. Continuous claaaas from 9 to 1 o'clock, five days per week. Individual lessnna with either tha principal or Uaa asaiataata, afternoons and evenings. EMMA W. GILLESPIE. Principal OLD SOLDIER WISHES TO HEIP SUFFERERS FROM KIDNEY, LIVER AND BLADDER TROUBLES. I am frequently troubled with kidney ind bladder trouble, especially in the Spring and Fall. Being an old Veteran 31 the Civil War, a little exposure oi cold settles on my kidneys, and then I am laid up with kidney or bladder trouble. Your Swamp-Hoot was reeom- ! mended to me a number of years ago, ind I took a number of bottles of it md was more than pleased with the re sults. I consider Swamp-Root the greatest and best Kinney medicine on tne ,m" nu " nev" "V" ?'.ve jiui-a rvniui-8 lu aiuncr iruuuic, mauuer trouble and lame back. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root has done me so much good that I feel if anv words of mine will be the means of relieving any poor sufferers, that you ' ire at liberty to use this letter as you pe tt. Tours very truly. GEOKGtj W. ATCHLEY. State of Iowrt, Des Moines, la. Polk County, ss. A. R. Hansen, a retail druggist of this sity being first duly sworn deposes and lays, that he is well acquainted with George W. Atchley who gave the above testimonial; that said Atchley made and ligned said testimonial in my presence snd thatgkl have sold said Atchley a part of tne Swamp-Root referred to in shove testimonial. Affiant further says that George W. Atchley is a well known citizen of this city and an honorable man, and that it was Mr. Atchley 's de sire to give said testimonial. A. R. HANSEN. Subscribed to In my presence, and sworn to before me. this 23rd of March, l!(l!. E. J. FISK, Notary Public. Latter te Dr Illaer Ca. Slnrhamten S V Prove What Swamp-Root Wil Do for You Send to Dr. Kilmer 4 Co.. Bingham ton, N. Y., for a sample boitle. It will convince anyone. ou will also receive a booklet of valuable information, tell ing all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention this paper. for sale at all drug stores. Price fifty-cents and one dollar. Th Costly Monroe Doctrine. It would be interesting if somebody would calculae how much it has cost Uncle Sam to perform his presumed obligations as guarantor of the Mon roe Doctrine. In 1898 he fought a war, "freed" Cuba, and acquired various colonial liabilities. That war introduced him into the first circles of world powers, and the effort to travel in such society has kept his household sxpenses steadily advancing until now they exceed a billion a year. Before the Spanish war, a billion biennially was supposed to be scandalously high. To mention just a few cases, the Monroe theory nearly embroiled us in a war with Great Britain; it made as the financial guarantors of Santo Domingo; and the same of Venexuela; t forced us to drive the dictator Zel iya out of Nicaragua; it has re :tntly involved us in a general compli cation of Central American affairs; ind finally, it brought about the mo bilization of great American army n the borders of Mexico, as a warn ing to that country that it must be Success Magaxine. Th Beautiful Women of Today. It Is a satisfying reflection that the IBma or ine noted Duauties or tne day "m 0n Posterity not asthear- iinciaiiy Deaeosea ana painted Hero- taM ot ol. but conspicuous and cele- "atea Dy reason or tneir spienuia manifestation of health, of youth, of ktuialin. Ladle' Field. Housework Drudgery aaousework is drudgery for the weak women. She brush es, dusts and scrubs, or is on her (eet all day attending to the many detsils of the household, her back achinf, her temples throbbing, nerves quivering under the stress of psin, possibly dizzy feelings. Sometimes rest in bed is not refreshing, because the poor tired nerves do not per mil of refreshing sleep. The real need of weak, nervous women is satisfied by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It Makes Weak Women Strong and Sick Women Wei. Thia "Prescription" rrmorem tha eao ot women' a ayea?ese, healm Inllam tnmllon and ulceration, anil eurea thoao weaknemaea ao peculiar to women. It traneiiillizea tha nervei, er.couraQea tha appetite mad Inducea reattul alaap. Dr. Pierce is perfectly willing to let every one know what his " Fsvorite Prescription" contains, a complete list of ingredients on the bottle-wrapper. Do not let sny unscrup ulous druggist pertuado you that his substitute of unknown composition is "just at toed" in order thst he may make a bigger profit. Just smile end shake your head I Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cures liver ilia. mm - m In Stiffens alt 7Th Resloeat aad Dae eeboot toe Oirle laTVav hOM Af ttit.r nt tit. -ink. R-ntiat I niw.n.1 .1 OeUaglase. Aeaeeaue aa llamaatary P., 11 saints. M sale. Art. tlecailaa. eysiaastsav roe aatalog e-idraea THE SISTEK M PERIOB Of fire 38. St. Helena Hall For i.uia. CtMalucttd by tbr SlftlRS Of THE HOLY RAHtS Ur JtitS ANU AHT. G, Afdsaxtt mmd CiUtam Cmrmu Music Art. Ekicstioa ind CoMBart CMd Depts. lUMaUnl mm Day tsw.Krfiad Moral .-4 lnTTiiexnITaintWrnefttAamouxm0mi.A(iatTm tltTFK SrrFKW. . Mar,', Adme, rSntmmal USINESS COLLEGE ftftnA rytyn pirtfww ii 4w' 9 SEND FOR FREE FIRST LESSONS A Tonic, Alterative and Resolvent. The best remedy for Kidneys, JJvcr sod Bowels. Eradicates Pimples, Kruptionsand Disorders of the Skin. Purifies the Blood snd givea Tone, Strength and Vigor to c satire ayslcm. Market for Canadian Tomatoes. Sample boxes of tomatoes, packed! In peat and sawdust, were recently despatched from Toronto to Covent garden. It Is thought that a brisk trade In this vegetable can be de veloped between England and On tario. J A Hard Part Being th father of a genius is al most as humiliating as being the bus band of one. Chlcaeo Record-Herald. A Hair Dressing If you wish a high-class hair dressing, we are sure Ayer's Hair Vigor, new Improved for mula, will greatly please you. It keeps the hair soft and smooth, makes it look rich and luxuriant, prevents splitting at the ends. And it keeps the scalp free from dandruff. Don not thane the color of Ine hafr. A jTermula wtta seea battle Shew It te yeav Soetoe Ask ktm'abeat It, taeo do ae he says yers At the same time the new Ayer's Hair Vigor is a strong hair tonic, promoting the growth of the hair, keeping all tha tissues of the hair snd scalp in a healthy condition. The hair stops falling, dan druff disappears. A splendid dressing.' aa Mads 0 the i. O. Aft Co., la all, 1 N U No. 35-MI lyrlKrf writing; to advertisers please) IT anautloat this papor. mm ft'f-T TftmnWeiom It C aJrraiel at lie
