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Newspaper Page Text, Merchant! frHl .. nur rash offer on 'our s and lir7 rnxiuvw. IfhSmlle It will rfr you to we ra hauie rr-Aivni.-i-i v. I'Mllaae, Wrvaea. ta Ml KTllW - dvasve end i"..!).!.). unwn a . i..,iu. ihiu r'"i id. L ii MUln ' prlall a..,..,.! n.nJ yki. iPfU rr ..(. s.l end eirhsnsadi engines. -J- 1 ha J. s.. itui i o.. I. ut JJ.L b.i-1 f uh Lai "d "- ...rti. mm r Aa .s on. H..IIM and " Will V" 'p 1". Mi un It m.rk.1. elk-wl... mea to UN r";'v:u u.rk Msaeiarteia ve., se - JlIh.. tlk n. . BUSINESS COLLEGE. fURTLANO. . WRITE FOR CATALOa PANAMAS tMt. WUU ft VUICI "wen hln'k4 Wl.fttM. H .., in .h...x ihM aw rU '. Htwk lirltn I aaid 4 nhf-a I.lflht HUM Newt, I aw'pe..J at Miiul in, .Ma ! , .le.-l.wr- KODAK rl dvlt1, Ion, an HM. UitmI ftitd baa tv-p In Norihwswt. Cum uWi irl It l n rMut, . navuiu fuvfttttant. JACOBS K.T I'.-!. Hulld'g. Seattle Hoirr KRKINS"V "r ""TH IAIN wmAfi8.0Riw un mt up m ar or rw oiSktimut am $ i up lu.t Ontmllr Ixoitid. MTK TIIK RATJ-S. TMa Modarn Aaaop. A ing, bo a a,ccutomi to orer (, bald a placa of nwat la bit tnoutu it ha crnia( a plarld atraani It Biaana of a plank. Looking In, ha lit what ha took to b aoolbar dog ctrrylnic another plaoa) of maat Bnap plD( (roadlly to gat thla aa wall. b tat io tha maat that h bad and loat It In lb atrvara. Aa a reaull bla Indl- Irtilim fait much batur all tba reat of llta day. Ufa. Only Ona Ral Road. Thra la only ona raal road to b nan pronporlty, and It la tba aama lor a nation aa for an Individual. That la tha bonoit mad of bard work un trr fire Inatltutlona. and when they triad to trarh pnopla that tbay could be mails rich by aom abort cut, tbay vera doing that.hlrh waa thorough ly dlahonoat. Walter Inng. Surely! You can rely on HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bittera to help you in caiea of INDIGESTION DY.srKPSIA rK)R AITKTITE tO.NSTIPATION MAI.AHIA FEVKIt AND ACI E REMEMBER it ha irrved three generationa faithfully. Try it to Jay but inaiat on having HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS Worded That Tlma, Anyway. Jn tho Irlah rfhallUm a buiubahel hlize,i toward an Irlnbman'a hrail I'm duilKod It with a low bow. and I ut by. taklna; off tho brad of a mat "'hind him. Knlth,- esclalmod Tat nlvor knew a man to loao any thing by boin perllte!" Nervous ? Thin? Pale? m Are you easily tired,lack your usual vior and strength? Then your digestion must be poor, your blood must be thin, your nerves must be weak. You need a strong tonic. You need Ayer's arsaparilla, the only Sarsa parilla entirely free from alco hol. We believe your doctor will endorse these state Menu. Ask and find out. JnJ0xi ,n"nk conanpatlon la of trifling m,!quence' )" yo' doctor. Ha "'huaa you of that notion In abort ! Corrwct It at oncal" ba will A!:.JI1", "k ' Ayafa PUIa. mild v pni, all rftetahla. . . nva nil Joah 1 "tVimk Hy fdkiher keeps A Wild WeT Show he'd j-df beaT BOYS ON A STOCK EXCHANGE Amsterdam Voulhi' Prlvlltgt for Dl- cevary of Gunpowdar Plot Erf Joytd Nearly J00 Yaar. Of tha many quaint and curloua euatonia, iradltluna and prtvlkg-a pra- vauih in Holland none la mora ei- Iraordlnary than a certain privilege that baa been rnjoyed by tba boya of Amatrnjain for nearly J'W vaara. tha lloeton Kvanlng Tranarrlpt ramarka. At a fli-d time ah eummer tha boya gnther by the bundreda In the grrat njuare ralld Die Dam, altuatrd In tho r-ntar of tha city. Karh boy baa a dnun alung over bla ahouldar. Faring thla aimiira la tha etock ei- rhnngw, and on tha orraalon In qm-a-(lon Juat aa moo aa tba ilay'a hiialnaa la ovrr aa many of tho bora aa poaal bla crowd Into tha building. They irx'rd to tha floor of tba fichange, where, pura'iant to thta old cuatom, they are permitted to march about. alnglng and beating thvlr druma. Tha origin of thta cuatom. It la aald. la aa follow a: Ona afternoon of tha year IMS a rrowd of boya playing In the Dam loat a ball In tha canal thai In thoae dayg klrted ona aide of tha faunre. One of the Inda. while climbing In among tha pllea on which the building atood, found liulind of bla ball a boat moor ed In a dark corner and loaded with boiea :f gunpowder. Thla ihowed rlearly -noiigti what waa afterward aarerlalned with certainty, tha Inten tion of tha Si'iinUn conaplratora to blow up the atock eichanga while It waa crowdt-d. aa It waa every day, with the trading rltlzena of tba city. Tha boy who atumbled upon tha gunpowder at once hurried to town authorltlca with bla newa. boatload of eiploalvea waa quietly aunk In the canal and tha Spanlab plot thua fruatrated. When tha burgoaea aaked tba boy what reward he dcalrrd for tha aerv Ira ba bad rcndt-red tha town ba ra il I led that ao long aa there wna a atock etrbange In Amaterdam the boya of the town would like to be permit ted to make the floor of the exchange their playground during a certain part of the year. The reijueat waa granted; and ao the cuatom aurvlvea. PROMPTER IS ALWAYS HANDY Little Device Held In Hand Enablet One to Deliver Long Speech Without Trouble. Do you want to make a speech and have your audience think that you're ao all fired amart that you can quote figures and fnrts without looking at any notes! There's more ways than tine. Outside of learning your speech "by heart." the beat device Is the Invention of a man In Australia. It ronalata simply of a small metal case, no larger than (he metal matchbox used. A roller It at either end of the cate and one of tbe rollers It folding with Ever-Ready Prompter, paper on which appear the notes of sneecb. Tbe box Is beld In tbe palm of tbe band and people standing right beside the orator would never tut uect lit pretence. Tbe paper It un rolled either by presture of tha thumb .. !..!.. H ..III...I or by tne mnioi'uinuou v. wihvm screw on oue of the rollers. Her Flowers Melted. Little Minnie, who had been spend ing the afternoon at a neighbor'!, wat pretented with a bouquet of beautiful noweri I'pon her arrival at home ber mother told her to put them In a vaie Oiled with water and they would keep Ireab for aeveral daye. A few days Inter Minnie appearea who ine wilted flowers in ner uauu uu .iu. i ri.aa I'll frow -em away now, mam ma, 'cau.e they Is all melted." . 1 Hotel Would Do. Small Willie waa out walking with hi. mother one m in stopped to Klve a nickel to a beggar. Why don t ne go noma, uinuuux asked WIIMe. "The poor man nns no home." fhe replied. "Then," continued the little teiiow, -u, to a hotel?" A Brick Problem. If a brick halnncot with three-quat . rtf nriCH nun -' - a pound -then how much doee a brtck weigh? Auswer: I nren pomm. Low Down Dog. Smalt Edna wat out walking with ber mother wnen a uia - abort legs paed them. -Mamma." ..id Edna, "did you ever ie auca a Uiw down dog at thatT" IN BOX WITH A GOAT REMAINS Of BABY AND ANIMAL DUMPED IN lAMe COFflN. infant Diet at a City Hoapltal, and Mother Clalma That She Waa Not Notified of Ha Demlte Undertaker Makaa Dlacovtry. Bt. hfiula. Mo. The mutilated body Ji their four mom ha old ton, Joaeuti, wrapped In a rag with a dead Angora Hunt, waa recovered tbe other day by Mr. and Mia. Utanialaua Muggoe, 200S "tea avenue. Tbe parnta at the time were on their way to tbe grave In pot ter'a n.jld, following tbe cUIU'i death t the City hoapltal. Only the frout of the akull, the rma and the cheat of tba Infant were iimtalned In the bog. la which they nd tbe goat were to have been bur fd together. The real of tha child's ody had bt)n cut away In an autopay field In t)M morgue at the City boa- pllal. The low-r iart of the body had een kept at the boapltul for anatomi cal atudy. Crazed with horror and grief at the fate of her only child, tba dla :rated mother, Koaa, 30 yeara old, :old the (ale of her Infant ton's fate. Hctng In poor financial clrcunv ttancea. and with a huahand out of ork, the woman baa been forced, at :hough paralyzed In her left arm and g. to work for bar living. I'nable to take her four-mouthe-old Saby to work with ber. tbe mother iae been leaving It at tba Nledrlng )aut Memorial Mlaalon, where aba VM a few crntt a day to have It :ared for while the wat at work. Hhe left tbe baby there tbe other morning, aha iayi, and weut to work. When alia returned at Ave o'clock tbe natron In charge told ber the baby a tick and had been aent to tbe lty hoapltal about an hour before. Mrt. Maggot then walked to the "It X hoapltal to tee her baby, abe tayt. There the waa told abe could tee tha It tie one the next morning. Tba fol owing morning aha went, aaw tba :hlld for a few mlnutea, and then went o her work. At 12:33 that afternoon the baby lied, according to the City hoapltal ecorda. The tracer waa notified of he death and Inatructlona given to lotlfy the chlld't parent!, at 200S North Twentieth street lnveitlga :lon ahowa there la no sucb number, tnd tbe baby's parents were not noil led. "I called up the City hospital," Mra. tfnggoi tald through an Interpreter, tnd waa told tba baby'a condition waa lie tame. "I called again the next day, and aa told Joaeph bad died the day be 'ore at noon, and that I could bava he body any time. "When the undertaker went to tha rity hoapltal he waa told tha baby lad been burled. He telephoned tbe theiputter't Held, and waa told tba body The;aa then on Ita way to tha grave. "Tbe undertaker ordered tba body icld, ba aayt, and went out and got It A'hcn be brought tbe box tuppoaed to sontaln the child's remains, be found he parts previously named and tba (oat wrapped together." GIRL IS TREED BY BEARS Minnesota Girl While Seeking a Cow Has Thrilling En counter. Lost Kinney, Minn While hunting for k loat cow in me woout aajaceni io ler father'a homestead, seven miles lorth of this town, Mary Mclnnes, Uteen years old, encountered a black tear with two well grown cubs. She ins almost upun tho aulmals before ihe saw them. Screaming, the girl scrambled over ailen loga and dead bruah, the en--aged bears coming after her. Coming x a tmall tree, she grasped tbe low ir boughs and drew herself up until ut of immediate danger. The bear lung sroi'nd the tree and made sev eral attempts to climb It, but Ita efforts ere failures, owing to tbe small girth f tbe trunk, which prevented tha rute from getting a solid grip. Tha feather waa very cold, and aa tha (venlng wore on It became almost Im possible for tbe girl to retain ber lold on the bougha through cramps In ler arms and tbe stiffness from cold. When darkness came on tbe parents and elder brother became alarmed tnd started out with lanterns to find he girl, calling loudly aa they pro reeded through the wooda. Miss Mc lnnes beard tbe calls and endeavored :o answer them, but at first found It Impossible to make even the aligbt iat sound because of the cold and icrvousncsa. As the tearchert drew nearer, however, she was beard call ng faint i., The beara muat have icen frightened by the lantern light, is nothing was seen of them by tho csculng party. Mist Mclnnes collapsed when taken Yom her perilous position. She bad )een in tue tree six uours. Ducks Clear Hotel of Flies. Clilcngo. The champion fly catch ers of Chicago are said to be a flock of yellow ducks at a local hotel. Ac cording to the manager, they keep the restaurant free from files every day. The ducks are kept In a fountain In the main entrance and each morning are carried to the dining room, where tbe chase for diet beglnt. Costly Ham. Chicago. Frank Morlarty ttola a ham worth $t.92. Patrolman Friends followed the trail of grease and ar rested Frank. The ham cost Morlarty 13. Wins Eating Contest. New York. In an eating contest at College Point rniup Lmmeii ae voured seven and one-half pounds of teak, eleven rolls, teu ears of corn ind ten cups of coffee. Seeks One-Legged Man. Philadelphia. Dr. Oberholtxer, di rector of tbe historical pageant which H to be beld here, Is trying to find a one-legged descendant of Peter Btuy resant to appear for tba Dutch gor raor. EXCELLENT RULES GIVEN FOR IMPROVING SWEET CORN SEED Farmers Who are Most Successful Plant Early, Use Plenty of Manure and Hlh Crude Commercial Fertilizer and Keep Plants Clean From Weeds and Thoroughly Cultivated. Prize Winning (By CHARLES D. WOODS General observation shows beyond any question that the farmers who are moat successful with sweet corn, are those who employ the following rules: Plant early, use plenty of ma nure and high grade commercial fer tilizer, keep tbe corn clean from weeda and well cultivated, do not plant too thick, use seed well adjusted to tha locality In which It Is to be grown. The following detailed plan Is drawn up for the guidance of farmers who dealre to Improve their sweet corn seed. First Yeare Work. In the first year'a work towards an Improved strain of teed, only the field selections of plants from which ears are later to be used for planting can b made. These selections should be made of the growing plants in the field. In choosing plants to be saved for seed look out for tha following points In the order named. In going over the field one should provide himself with some strips of cheap bright colored cloth, about 2 feet long and 2 to 3 Inches wide. When a stalk Is select ed to be taved for teed one of these cloths ehoult be tied around It just below the tassel. This marks the Rack for Drying 8weet Corn. This may be made rat and mouse proof by covering top, bottom and sides with wire screen. plant ao that It will be saved when tba rest of the crop Is cut. 1. Whatever other good points a stalk may have do not save It for seed unless It Is conspicuously earlier than the others around It. Thla la most Important. 2. Take only stocky plants with broad leaves bearing good sized, and so far as can be Judged at this stage, well-shaped ears. 3. Take only stalks which ihow the characters which are typical for the variety you are working with. Avoid freaks. Tbe field In which selections are made must obviously be cut by band, so that the marked planta may be left standing to mature their eara. Save about twice as many plants in tba field aa you expect to want eaxj for planting the breeding plot of next year. When the selected planta are well matured (stalks and busks dead and drying) they should be harvested, and the eara should be busked and cared for in tbe following manner. In the winter, after tho eara from these plant! are well dried on the racks, tbe best of tbem should be picked out for shelling and planting. Special at tention should be paid to tbe follow ing points. 1. Take only ears having small well pecked grains In straight rows, and with the gralne set firmly on the cob. Select no ears with fewer than 14 rows (better 16.) 2. Aim to iclect eara of medium size, nearly cylindrical In ahape, and with butt and tip fairly well covered with grain. 8. Test the germination of each ear by taking 25 kernels from the middle of the ear. Reject all ears from which more than two kernels out of the 25 fall to germinate within ten days. Having selected the eara for plant ing shell t'neni, keeping the grain from each ear by Itself In a paper bag. Do COSTLY LESSON IN HAY BALING Farmer Who Had Fifty Acraa tn Grass Cut it Too Soon Better to Feed to Animals. (Hy R. A. OI.M8TEAD.) One of my neighbors learned a les ion In bay baling this year. He bad never been a hay farmer until last year when he put In a crop of timothy ed top mixed. He cut a pretty fair ;?op In July but he waa io eager to fet at the new work that be cut It a little too toon. He hat about CO icrei In graft and concluded te bale ihe crop and ecll It I euggested that le ought to stack It and let It itnnd it least tlx week! for cutting before nllng It, but the hay looked pretty Iry and he concluded to haul it direct !rom the cocks to the baler. It looked rery nice aa It came out of the baler ind our neighbor stacked it all up Area tiers deep. Of course tba bulk of the hay tpolled t .j : Seed Eara. not save the kernels from the butt and tip, lay for about Inch fro a each end. Each ear selected, should be given a number. Tblt number ma) be written on a slip of paper and pul In the bag with the shelled seed. Second's Year's Work. The corn should be planted eact year In two plots, one the breeding plot and tbe other the propagation plot. In planting the corn for seed use the best corn land you bave, and manure and fertilize It well. Plant the rowa 3 feet apart and tbe'hllli 18 lncbea apart In the row. Plant 4 kernels to tbe hill and thin to leav the two best stalks standing In tb bill. Give tbe plots the best cultiva tion you can. In the breeding plot should b( planted tbe selected ears. Each eat should be planted In one row by It self. (This Is called the ear-to-row system.) The rows should be giver the number borne by the ear planted In It. Careful observation should b made throughout tbe season. Eacb row should be harvested separately Its yield determined and the ears from It kept separate from the ears froir all other rows. Tbe seed from the best rows, tbos showing greatest earllness and high est yield of good quality corn and sto ver, should be used to plant the propa gatlon plot the third year. Reject aU nubbins and poor ears. In the propagation plot of this yeai plant the good ears from the prevloui year selection which were not used In the breeding plot. It Is desirable though not absolutely necessary In the propagation plot to detassel every alternate. Detasseling Is done by pull ing out and throwing away the tasse' (spindle) aa soon as It appears. The ears from the detasseled rows are tc be regarded as the best seed, and those from the rowa where the tasseli were not removed as second best Tbt two classes should be harvested and cured separately. Seed from the do tasseled rows will probably be found to yield better than that from the oth ers. Just as In the previous year the best Individual plants from both the breed lng and propagation plots should bt marked with clothes and saved sepa rately to furnlBh seed for the follow ing year's ear-to-row breeding plot Third and Succeeding Year'! Work. Plant on the ear-to-row system, th Individual earl selected the prevloui year In the breeding plot. In the pro pagatlon plot plant seed from th best rows of the preceding year. Ie the propagation plot detassel ever) alternate row. The seed from the do tasseled row will be the best seed From your Individual plant selections take the seed for the following year'i breeding plot. Strong Cholera Serum. Farmers are now storing their prod uct for future use. This is easily pos sible, and until the scourge, io disas trous laat year, le stamped out, n( cbancea should be taken. If last yeai a large supply of hog cholera serum had been available, it la reaaonabl to suppose that comparatively little damage would have been done. Gov ernment aa well aa private planti were wholly inadequate to meet th demand of 1911. and as a consequent hog cholera losses were unprecedent ed. Scientists are convinced thai properly stored heg cholera serurr. will keep for three or four yeara. Thl being true, there ought to be little complaint hereafter should cbolert bieak out. Rotation of Crops. If we use but one crop on the land and cultivate it clean all the time the soil will quickly be robbed of Its hu mus; therefore we must follow a proper rotation in order to supply humus, without which we can do lit tle. Some men have never discovered thla fact, however. and It will be a total loss. I never think of bating timothy hay on my place until it has gone through a sweat and Is practically cured, there fore, I stopped selling baled bay sev eral years ago because I discovered that it paid much better to feed the hay to make beef and obtain manure to put back on the land to raise more hay. Thla season I cut an average of three tons of timothy on 40 acres and It was aa fine hay as I ever saw. Some of the neighbors who are hay sellers got only on an average of two tons and they do not seem to under stand where the trouble is. Origin ally their land was as good as mine but they bave jet to learn that they cannot keep on selling off their bay cropa without puttlag anything back on the land. The Calf Pasture , Calvea ought to have a separate pas ture, and one In good clean order. They cannot thrive on short or soiled grasu, nor hold their own In pastures with older animals, as the latter will monopolize tbein or take tba choice portions. Jiff W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES 3.00 3.50 M.00 4.50 AND '5.00 FOR MEN AND WOMIN Boy all wtaf W. L. Douglam $2.00, $20 mntt$3MO School Shoo: Boat In tho world W. L. Douglas makea and sella more $3.00, $3.50 anal $4.00 ahoea than any other manufacturer ia tha world bacaaee y; they look batter, fit batter, and wear longer laaa oral- n nary ahoea. fg CAUTION. Wbaa von buy ahoea ba sura W. L. Douglas name ia stamped on the bottom. It guaranteaa protection to yon againat inferior ahoea. Beware of eubstitutee. W. U Douglas ahoea ara sold in 78 own stores in large cities and retail shoe dealare everywhere. fut Cxer tyi.f. Write for Catalog. W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mats. Original Amen Comer. Tna origin of the name "Amen cor ner" la Interettlng and throwt a pleasant light on English Catholicity of tba daya before tbe apottasy of Henry VIII. Each year on the feast of Corpua Chrtstt tbe faithful went in procession to St. Paul's cathedral. Mustering In Cbeapslde, the proceo tton movedtfoward the cathedral, the clergy chanting the "Our Father" aa they passed along the street still sailed Paternoster row, reaching the "Amen" as they turned the corner known for years aa Amen corner. Its Maria- Rrd Crra Ball Blue will Huh doable as many clothe m .ny other blua. Ltun't put jrour noiiay into any other. -"" Damage by Lightning In Cities, Investigations made over Europe) teem to justify the belief that the dam ige by lightning. In the cities particu larly, baa decreased to s very marked tegree in recent years, and It ia ex plained by the presence of electric wires, which act as a protection in di verting tbe electric bolts. As tbe wires are put underground, it la ex pected that there will be noticed a peat Increase in tbe amount of dam tga by lightning and a return will be lenerally made to the use of lightning rods. Mothers wTTl And Mrs. Window's Snotbtng Syruu tba brat remedy t oh ur ibei obiloxaj ?urlug ie leelhiiig period. Chinese Barbers In Hard Luck. Barber shops were the exception, rather than the rule, in China tn the old days, itinerant barbers attending to their customers' wants In the streets or in the customers' home. There appears to be no tendency to ward the institution of barber shops tines tba change of balrdretslng; In fact, the tendency locally is to do away with4 the barber altogether. Thus many families are purchasing hairclip pers, which seem to be regarded as the July esientlcl tn irctittlng. Rod Cmn Ball Blue, all blue, bent blulnr value in tba whole world, makea tha laundraM amila What Could He Mean? A young woman went to a grocery itors and asked tbe polite clerk 11 he had some good cheese. "Yes, In deed," be replied, "I have some lovely cheese," "It la not correct to call cheese lovely,' " she said. "How ia that?" he inquired. "Because 'lovely should bo used to qualify only some thing that ia alive." "Well." retort ed the clerk, "111 stick to lovely." Way of the Truly Great. It la easy in this world to live aft er the world's opinion; it is easy In solitude to live after one'a own; but the great man Is he who In the midst of the crowd keep! with perfect iweet ness the Independence of solitude. Emerson. Discovery of Carborundum. Carborundum first was produced by a chemist who, while experimenting with electricity, happened to place car bon electrodea connected with a dy namo Into a bowl containing; soma crushed coke and clay. NERVOUS 4' DESPONDENT ' WOMEN md Relief in Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Their Own Statements So Testify. Dates, Fa. "When I wrota to yoa first I waa troubled with female weak ness and backache, and was so nervous that I would cry at the least noise, It would startle me so. I began to take Ly dia E. Pinkbam's remedies, and I don't have any more cry ing spells. I sleep sound and my ner vousness ia better. I will recommend your medicines to all suffering women." -Mrs. Mary Halstead, Platea, Pa., Box 93. Here is the report of another penuine case, which still further shows that Ly dia E. rinkham's Vegetable Compound may be relied upon. Walcott, N. Dakota. "I bad inflam mation which caused pain in my aide, and my back ached all the time. I was so blue that I felt liko cryin? if any ona even spoke to me, I took Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable L-ompoonu, ana l began to gain right away. 1 continued iU use and now I am a well woman." -Mrs. Amelia Dajil, Walcott, N. Dakota. If yon want special advice write to tydla K. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a voaiaa aad held la strict confidence. REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES Eat Goldm Otval Food, and lecwwond thaai yaur amaaint. anna. Yoa avt battw quality and am fur yur axmry. Tl.y are mada to your bona etaw frua tba fcart OiwaOmu ana Whaat Larre parkaae contain a HandmM rraaalum ar.d all uuda ara (uarantaal. Ak your (mar. Golden Rod Oata. Golden Rod Pancake Flour. Golden Rod Wheat Flakes. Ralston Select Bran. Golden Rod Wheat Note. Golden Rod Chick Food. S1 THE PACIFIC LUTHERAN ACADEMY AND BUSINESS COLLEGE. 'OPENS SEPTEMBER 24 LOCATED NEAR TACOMA Christian: es-ado-eatMmal: lanra eampua; modern aiuipmant: ath letic: new SUM) arymnaaium under construction. PREPARES thorouehlr. and In tha ahortent poanibla time, for t'olleae UaalaaM, Taachlita. Civil service, aad CitUeaship. . Laaewaeai a Spe cialty. Eight Coanee: no entrance examinations; spe rm clashes for foriirnern. EXI'E.NHKil LOW: Tuition, hoard, room and washing, nine months. Slot); eiffhtean weeks. S!X; nine weeks. $60. Yoa aski Hivw can yon furnish .11 this for lees than tha usual price of boaid and lodaina? Wa snrm By the aid of our church wa are enabled to g-ive our students asors tbaa they pay fer. We can't tell all here. Our fme 6tVpaaa cata logue w ill do it. Bead for it. Address N. J. HONG, Principal Parkland, Wash. Born; Not Made. "Ptofesaor," aald Misa Skylight, " want you to auggest a course In lift for me. I have thought of Journal Ism " "What are your own Inclina tions?" "Oh, my soul yearna and throba and pulsates with an ambition to give the world a life-work thai shall be marvelous in its icope, and weirdly entrancing in the vastness oi Its structural beauty!" "Woman, you're born to be a milliner.' QUICK RELIEF SORE EES Locomotive's Diet. Toung Freddie la a natural student and observer, and he Is especially in terested in railway matters. The oth er day, waiting with hia mother la a train mysteriously "held up" at a way tide station, Freddie pondered: "Mam ma, I guess this is where the en gine gets Its dinner. They feed It on coal, hot water and matches, and ) guess they let It have all the hot air b wants for dessert." Varying Grades of Caviar. Tba finest caviar is the bleluga, pre pared from the roe of the white atur geon; little less fine la tbe sevriuga, prepared from the sterilated sturgeon. Both are pnt up at Astrakhan, Russia THE POULTRY REMEDY. Mr. Stpha HolWVt. Sm TtCOM ( W-vaJa.) fSMlltrT Am'B WTftMl I will kit Mexican Mast an it Liniamit I Ian unequivocal enciorwmrat aa a remedy 1 for Bumblefoot and Canker in the Throat. Hitherto I hare found these disease of bt I poultry very difficult to cure hat XiaBtuf I Liniment aroTed to be a po$utiTramedy." I 2i.S9c.$latwt.uD I Painless Dentistry Is ear pride ear hebbreer study tor yesse and aow oar success, and oars Is tha jiSt paiaisva worS te ba fraud anywhere, ao aiaUer bow naeh yoa pay. Compare oar i-rlcea. 11 ,-WH faMtver-.a a We Snlab piste and Briln eorl to su. ut town patrons la one say It Seairad. r-alalfsa artractuua fr-e when pales OS bride wore is eraer- eu. arCnaa-a SS.00 ui . -miri.nTeu4.vQ "es -jr. 1 All iUisrs -P f .1 Easmsl ril ''-.' 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If Ton lira ont of town and nan not rail, wrfta fnv awmptov biaak tad eirvMlaor, aJaclueiaji 4 mmmm ia THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. 1 62 i first St., Cor. Morrison Pertland. Orcgaa. P. N. U. No. 3-ia WHW wrttlraj to eaertieare, pleaae aaaa. I " visa thla pa sec. 1 " " .0, ataa 0d. LawaU,