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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1912)
i POULTRY AND CAMK Cam w r faaay pHeee fi Will Uurk. mat Klw ) e an. Wilt as f. aaaa kind! f aoultry. irk. Ma. Pearson-rage Co., Portland W()Wnl) . M'NTttM - aaaarae e l.l II Laad.illa. la.rwa.lu. aaviu.aa mi O..I4. r.w. Malllaa ,! a i4 full arl.-a Ml J "'"'". imiKl an I'atalra Uf a an Machinery -M-h arkan.-acl: aaa-lnaa. kall.ia, niw f iMJ.ft Martin (a., U La. St rerlianei i w aaaaa i--H anal nrtaaa. yotma men and ladie. uiermpk atiiui, eaar to ktara. etaalr work. aa-t koura, I aa i Kructumir Ui tinvai. Mtudanta a laual t. iruui mini iuua m railra.ia. uMiaahlna and In (Ilia. when nualllta.1. Wira. Uaa aal eturaa tab; rank WMIrnaa tauaht ellk-b l. Write fur eur frae Hikulantup plana. I'aal t Talairaaa e Manwar laetiaafck, Waeklaalae HalMla. a pauia, naaa. TURKEYS WANTED Wa want druaaaj Turkvye, Darks and C.ae for Thaiikaaivln trail. V rlla fur mm prlnu ad buitaWl un draaalhtf anl eiaraatlita to (at kiebaat brkaw. Write UaJay. Wa alee Waal Vaai. I'm k and all kluua of Live f uuiirr. r. h. uniMALX ca l'ald-a laalLal IIS.M. Ml-lil fraat suae, rwrtlaae, Oraja SAYE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT of $100 or more Ly buying your Piano or Player Piano direct from factory (tore. BUSH & LANK I'UNO COMPANY 353 Washington St., Portland, Or. Wk la fOa'Tl.AND atop at NEW SCOTT HOTEL larr. light ronma: iiMm haat: bl lobby: rlrea and unb rlr: rbae t bein a a-rlbm: tool aiac fur family In city. hU Ma If. Keventh and Ankrny Streets Cenraalanl from All iMxrUt by Btraalcar. Economical Lighting Co. Gatolin Hollow Wir lighting ytietn Mantle and CUnavvar Marllaa f.a f'amhaeto-r. AlatUlln. all tka dlffar- entmafcaauf kaytaana Manila- Juolur afl klantlaa u(Hi tr etaen. Wrlteua. JUxi Wattri 597 VaUuH An.. fa-tlaae I I t I BU5IKE55 COLLEGE II 1 ,AMiNafON ANOTIN1H TI I I L I POklTLANO, OMOOtl LI -fcd WRIT t FOR CATALOG SALESMEN WANTED To !l Trorn fur tlia oldrt tmncry on the (Vjniit, I'io mfM of 1M41. Sinca 1W!3 at th prrtcnt ItK-atiun Thrua rnnratiuna of cruwiti,; trees. 4M arrea CommUaion paitl wtt'kly. THE W00OBURN NURSERIES F. W. unumtl. PratKailar. WOOOBliRI. 0REC0I "Coetarmongar." Ribbed coatard appla, a cooking kind, ara now to ba aen In tba abopa. Tba coatard la referred to In the bouachold account of Edward L. la boe rt'lgn tba atrei-t avllor of tba appla waa callad a coetardinonfer benca "coatermonger" and "coator." Loudon Standard. I Mary Broktn Up. Mary dropped her cya on tba floor a Henry buret Into the room, llor faoa lengthened raptdly, and aba final ly pierced him with a glance. Aa bla laugh roue and fell, aha dropped bar Jaw and bor voice broke Judge. Make Money Act as Our Agent and at Um aama Urn eat roar I'lana at farlorr anal W ara Iha only hulral riaa kouao waat of tba Mlaalaalppl, and aril by mall In alar of oa In aipanalr travolara. Writ at onro fur full dalaila. Yea av bla munoy on your owe Burchaaa and raa make apian did profit arllln- to yuur rrionda. No aipariaae no- RAMAKER BROS. CO. 1627-29-31 Third Avenue SEATTLE SI Jl out or TOWN PEOPLE (II l"Sfaav VPtYW frl ttWeMfe It f.atal f PM-PJM)a. f 4Vttlr-kftUUM C GEE WO tha Cklaoaa T "ra aiora If rno kara r bla rma and thai nna and (an aiaaaal ral l-f . I t Ih I. ar-al SratfArfne with ava an. nlitalttad oar. ---iiniriaaiM raatrMa torn, raniall n H katraa to Iba nm.nl. world, not bara hoaa aaa.iMl d,an fmia (alba to ana la tba abyalaiaaa aaiUlaa la Oblaa. CONSULTATION MSB. If m lira mil of town ami aanaM nail, wrlto for arm ptoai blank aad atruiilar, aaakalaa aaala la ataatsa, THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Tint St, Car. MrHso) Partlaad. Or a an. aaalCcark Syraa. TaMaa Oaad. t'M la ttma. M kr DrwrtlaM. Ml LalaVi FARM AND ROAD 1PR0TMENT SAWDUST ROADS IN FLORIDA Dlapoaltloa Made of By-Produeta o Lumbering In Southern State Wear Well In Georgia. SawduMt road are bul.a- nn,i. in AO experlin.uui way In jon. CoUn. ty, Florida. Great tilh.a ......i dot tba elate throughout Ita pine laud ectlona, uiulvia monuinenta in th. awrulire work. The dlnpoiltlon of the byproduct of lumbering In FlorMa the tawduat and tb.. ua lung neon tDe auhjoct of care ful atudy, but until now they have rgeiy bn waiite. It U btllovctl that a practical proco-a hu finally beeo arolved for th making of ua- Per pulp from pine alumna and the utilization of the mountain r.f duet In road building would proe a groat boon. In many of the mora favorod aim. tiona of Florida clay lie beneath th nn!y loam with more or lLna f orer-burdrn. Where Itila overl.nr. den la light It muy be readily tripped off and a clay pit opened which afford good material for hard. enlug the road aurface. In aome aec tlona notably Marlon county great lima depoitta lie cloae to the aurface. not rock like the uiual Umeatone de poalta. but aoft enough to be handled by pick and to be crunhed by road roller. An application of tht oft llmetone on a road that baa boen urfaced with clay make altogether an Ideal road, and mllea of auch high waye are being buUt by enterprUlng comuiunltlea and count If. Where these material ara available, or where cheaper road are dealred. the aawduat can doubtlea be utilized to (od effect In Leon county two ridge of earth are thrown up with road machine at the required width from each other and the Dc be- ween la Oiled with a tlx Inch bed of aawduat, Thla U followed with a mailer machine whlfh plow up and mtxea the earth with the aawduat. Thla makee a roadbed on which the tlrea of the heaviest loaded vehicles make no Impression. The contractor ba kept an accurate account of ex pense In connection with thla ec- tlon of sawdust and earth road and find the coat aggregate 1297 a mile. howlng It to be about the cheapest road material In use. Borne aawduat roads were built In south Georgia twenty ear ago and ava worn well and given good sat isfaction. The Leon county soil Is somewhat clayed, which adapt It well to th use of sawdust, but this mill by-product can also be used to advantage In the sandier tolls. It Is common practice In tome of the tandy sections to build walk with tba sawdust In which the manufac tured Ice Is packed for shipment by expreaa, and a little of this sawdust mixed with aand affords a surpris ingly firm footing. There seems no reason to doubt that the mountains of aawduat scattered all over the pine landa of the south may be advan tageously used to acquire a firmer surface on the tandy loam roads. The Luscious Delaware Qrape. Just where the IVlnware originated It not known. It waa flrnt noticed ; mnnv veara aao In the warden of 1'aul It Trovost of Hunterdon county, New Jraey. The Delaware flourishes beat j In a rl.-h. we dm lied to 1. It la very ; popular In New York and other states to the touth. Of hlnh productivity and with a delicate, pleasing flavor, the Ikelawara holdt high rank with many grower. Listing Corn, -At one time listing corn was apt to be a rather alovenly operation, but now tools have been thoroughly well adapted to thla method. I"Uk cultl vatora eeera more In fiivor for they thoroughly destroy the weeds and then harrowing hnlpa level the rows before the next cultivation. Even tne small cane la deeply planted and taenia to suceed well In states whera there Is plenty of rainfall. Cool on Good Road, 'noad building I a science," said O. L. Cooley, representing the good roada department of the federal gov ernment at the good roads conven tion at the Pallns (Tex.) fair. "There la no more reason why a man should work out his road tax than that he should teach out bis school tax. We inn mllllona of dollar annually oy lack of Intelligent application of road funda." Kp Qrlt and Lime. It 1 well to keep grit and lime with in reach of the fowla at all times. It Is true that tn the country fowls can gather plenty of grit from the fields, but It la convenient to have It In the poultry-house, so that when bad weather Is on the fowls are not com. polled to be wttbout It Qood Roads. Good roads are costly while they are In procsja of building. But we v... . i tn find a community which baa these better hlghwaya that would by any manner of moans consent to go back to the old way. Propogatlng th Quince. rrt, ntilnca Is easily propagated from cuttings, and the orange quince ! Is one of the best, ripens early and Is of the best quality. Cuttings snoum be kept In moist sand In a cool cellar or burled In the grounds unui wnuieu. System Is Lacking. The road Improvement thnt will be made In the X'nlted States this yeaf would easily be more effective If a little better aystem were followed. Much so-cullod Improvement come long ways from Improving. eJJ HO. r- ...IB tu reevea fx'cause your stomach ia unable to do it work properly or because your liver is lazy and bowtls closed. Cheer Up. .Get a Bottle of HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Today. For 60 years it has been effectual in such cases. EE Caty Check to Forge, Judge Luraley Bmlth remarked at the Old Bailey that check for CS edd were most frequently altered br forgera engaged In what waa now aa extensive business. Only a "y" waa needed to change the eight Into eighty. In the caae before btm a check for 8 14a bad beea made Into one for 80 14. to Lameness Sloan's Liniment is aaulck and reliable remedy for lame ness in horses and other" farm animals. "Bloat)'. Mnlmen anrpara anr tulng on aarth for Uniaonaa la borana ani otiior lioraa aiimauta. 1 wuuld But llaiy ithutit It In my itabla." Al A KT) ?l 1YLE, 433 Wait Ullik bt, S l urk City. Coed for Swelling aad Akacoaa, Ma. H.M (luirn.of Lawrr-noa.Kan., B. K. D., So. 3. writoa: 1 bad a maa with an alwri-a. ou bar nork and ono f0. butllauf Milan's Liniment eutlrrly vuiou n--r. i at-, p h an mo nuia rur fall, and tmnll aouiliiiL-a and fuc erar jr. Uiiug about Ilia stuck.1' SLOAN'S LINIMENT is a quick and safe remedy for ho cholera. Cotrrnor of Caorrta aaaa Sloaa'l Linimant for Ho Cbolora. 44 1 h-ard rtrown (who la qui ta a firtnnr) pay ttiat h had n-rr lt a b from ciiuli-ia and Ih.-it bla remeilv alaraya wa a laMr.KMlil til of KKiaii'a f.itlllllrlit In a KAlliiU nf :oMI, dmTfllN' Inr tba ibiao aa lb aimiml ImproriNt. l.At month Out. Ilri'wn and niraolf war at the Agricultural Cnllrea bulMInK and In Ilia dlaculonof th raratfaa nf tlia ill-na, Hoy. !mn gara tba reiut-Uy nam-l aa nnfailfr.g." MipaHMvra." SiTAAn llAILV KWt. At All ll.-alrra. 3..60c. Ss 1.00. Blronl Tlro fm Hnra-a, rttla, Hoc. anil roultry aeul f rra. AJlress Dr. Erl S. tlean, Boston. Caka Twenty-Five Yeara Old. - veteran baker of Qulncy, Mass, bad a unique experlenco shortly be- ioro minug from business a abort time ago. A wedding cake 25 years old waa brought to htm by a local man to be refreshed for bis silver wedding anniversary. He bad baked the cake himself for the wedding, 25 yeara be fore. Wall Anawered. , "Now, my little man." an English M.hon nnea said to a bright young laddie. "I will 8l yu n orange If you can tell me where God la. ay ij a-a a the unexpected answer. "I wlll gSve you two orangea It you will tall m where he 1 noi. Put On Over. . wife What a wretch that Mrs, Oet taway la. When ahe found I waa de scended from King I.unky III. she goes to a genealogist aud got descended from King Luuky I. Improved Safety Razor. Tba principle of the double-bladod plane baa been applied to safety ra tors, so that the operator shaves with two blades at tha same time. Symbolism. Symbolism Is all right If the thing ou bava to say la not worth aaylng tn good, plain English. Why cough? Stop it! Stop coughing! Coughing rasps and tears. Stop it I Coughing, .spares the throat and lungs for more trouble. Stop it I There is nothing so bad for a cough as coughing. Stop it! Aycr's Cherry Pec toral is a medicine for coughs and colds, a regular doctor's medicine. Sold for seventy years. Use it! Ask your doc tor if this is not good advice. Unlets there Is daily sction of the bow els, poisonous products sro sbsorhed, csusini hesdsche, biliousness, ntuses, dytpepsit. Ve wish you would tsk yout doctor shout correcting, your constipstioo br ttklnf laxstlve doaes of Aver s Pills. .a kr ka . O. ATaa CO., tawall, ataaa, ( ' MANY GOOD ROADS "V Zw r V Ji r. '-'i t: t1; t & aV 1 v r . f i"'1 ',"v t '"'V " L; -, - r-'-n-yA ' M Tha Illustration given above shows a broken-stone Macadam road, treated with "Texas 60 per cent oil, near 8allabury, Md. GOOD GOOD ROAD DRAGGING Two-Stab Log, With "Set Back," Found Satisfactory. One Common Mistake in Construction of Device la That It la Too Heavy and Another la In Use of Square Tlmbera. A great many experlmenta have been made with a great variety of de vices for road dragging, but the two alab log or plank drag with liberal "set back" baa been found the moat satisfactory. Double draga tor work ing both sides of the roadway simul taneously have been tried with only limited success, says a writer in the Illinois Farmer. The reason for thla Ilea In the fact that both sides of an earth road are never exactly alike. Thla causes the two parts of the drag to work unevenly and to interfere with each other. It la also Impossible for one man to operate both parte successfully, aa will be shown later on Two mistakes are commonly made In constructing a drag. The first lies In making It too heavy. It ahould be ao light that one man can easily lift It liealdea. a light drag responds more readily to various methods of bitching and to the shirting of the position and weight of the operator, both of which are essential consider ations. A drag can be made heavier at any time by proper weighting. The other mistake la In the use of squared timbers, Instead of those with sharp edges, whereby the cut ting effect of Bharp edgea la loot and the drag la permitted to glide over Instead of to equalize the irregular ities In the surface of the road. These mistakes aro due partly to badly drawn Illustrations and plana of draga which have occasionally appeared In newspapers and partly to the errone oua Idea that It la necessary that a large amount of earth shall be re moved at one time. A dry red cedar log la the beat material for a drag. Red elm la an excellent material, and box elder, aoft maple, or even willow are preferable to oak, hickory, or ash. The log should be 7 or 8 feet long and from 10 to 12 Inches In di ameter, and carefully split down the middle. The heaviest and best slab should be selected for the front At point on mis ironi siaD incnea from the end that Is to be at the middle of the road locate the cen ter of the hole to receive a cross stake and 22 lnchea from the other and of the front alab locate the cen ter for another cross stake. The bole for the middle stake will lie on a line connecting and halfway between tho other two. The back alab ahould now be placed In position behind the other. FTom the end which la to be at the middle of the road meaaure 20 lnchea for the center of the cross stake, and t Inches from the other end locate the center of the outside stake. Find the center of the middle bole aa before. When these holea are brought opposite each other, one end of the back alab will lie IS lnchea nearer the center of the roadway than the front one, giving what la known as "net back." Tbe holea should be two Inches In diameter. Care must be taken to hold the auger plumb In boring theae holea In order that , Qood Tim to Think. At this season, while yon are haul ing the crop to market. Is a good time for you to reflect on the advan tage of good roads, and how much time and money are lost by poor ones. Country Road Systsm. Thirty-three counties In Michigan have adopted the county road system and about 11,000.000 will be spent In Improvements. Tbe plan la to Improve county trunk line roada at the ex panse of th entire county. FOUND IN MARYLAND 1? i i r S--av the stakes ahall fit properly. Th bole to receive the forward end of the chain ahould be bored at the aama time. The two alaba ahould be held 30 lnchea apart by the atakea. Straight grained timber ahould be selectee for the atakea, ao that each atake ahall fit enugly Into the 2-Inch bole when the two alaba are In the prop or position. The atakea ahould taper gradually toward the end. There ahould be no aboulder at the point where the atakea enter the alab. The atakea ahould be fastened In place by wedges only. When the atakea have been placed fn position and tightly wedged, a brace two lnchea thick and four lnch ea wida ahould be placed diagonally to them at the ditch end. The brace ahould be dropped on the front elab ao that lta lower edge ahall He within an Inch of the ground, while the other end ahould rest In the angle between the alab and the end stake. CONSTRUCTION OF GOOD ROAD Lesa Tim Should be Devoted Building and More Given to Inv provement of Dirt Roada. to One point Is generally overlooked In all onr fuss about good roada. and that la the size of the job. Advocatea of big bond Issues talk aa If fifty million dollar would give a state like Pennsylvania or Ohio good roada. whereas It will do nothing of the aort It will build a few roads In each conn ty, and only a few. Another mistake Is to confuse road Improvement and road construction or reconstruction We loosely call a road built at great expense an "Improved" road, and we bare done thla ao long that the worda "road Improvement" are "now asso ciated in the public mind with heavy expense accounts and big bond Is sues. Road-building la coatly no mat ter whether the road be brick, mac adam, asphalt or a combination of auch materials. It Is too costly to be universal or even extensive, says the National Stockman and Farmer. But road Improvement may be extenatve. perhaps universal, and It may at the same time be more economical than the nresent sieve sytem of using road runas. Let us get a nrm noia oi inese two great road facta, namely, that road-building can cover only a frac tion of the mileage In thla generation; and that road Improvement can be ap plied to all or nearly all of It When we get these tacts firmly In mind we shall not devote less atten tion to road construction but more to road Improvement We ahall Insist that more money be provided for the great body of road mileage, that It shall be applied In a more rational way. and then we shall hare good earth roads. Just now In the clamor for road building the dirt road has toe few friends, too little money, too lit tle study aa to methoda of Improve ment and entirely too little attention to Ita upkeep. At the same time this neglected dirt road of America la 2,. 000,000 mllea long, while the con structed road la 200,000 mllea long. Fortunately a few communities are pointing the way to better dirt roads at lower coat The systematic use ot the drag all the year, proper drain age, cod st ant care instead of spas modic working these are all on the finger-board that points to good dirt roads. Qood Roada. New Jersey waa the pioneer In the good roads movement but New Tork haa 80,000 mllea of road with a great er mileage of Improved hlghwaya than all the other eastern statea pnt to gether. New Tork will tbla year apend $21,000,000 on roada. Ntw Road Surface. In Montana road experts have found that crude sugar beet ayrup sprinkled over dirt roads that were dusty make the surface Impervious to rain and two coats a year will keep the road In first class condition and at very low cost Spring Work Best Tbe best work that can be dona on country roada Is Just after the spring rains. Thorough dragging with th put log or If that la not available har rowing and rolling will Improve their condition at leaat fifty per cent until the fall rains come. Plant Die. Th loss Incurred from plant dis ease Is often underestimated by th farmer, paaae unrecognized or I re garded as natural and Inevitable. - w. . DE-IOES 3.G0 3.S0 4.00 4.E0 AND 5.00 inT MFN AMI WAr.Tly Boy mnmr W. L. Douim tU.ua, t l.bU 4 $3.0n Mohtx3ti:J-'"',. Ahi, kuavil on a lr w poi((rcjr vui r ( """""' J mmlrm ew mrainury mhotm, mtm W.LDougUi ..-lc and sella more $3.00.J3.R0 b $4.00 thoe than any other manufacturer ia the world- t f. , 1 THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS. Tba worlunanahip which he made W. L. Douglaa ahoes famous the world erver ia asaintaimd in every pair. ....... Ask your dealer to ahow you W. L Dougla Ukaat faahians for fall and wintar wear, notice the thort vampi which scake the foot look smaller, point in a ahoe particularly draired by young men. Also the conservative stylet which have made W. l Douglaa ahoea a household word everywhere. M yon could visit W. L. Douglas largo factories at Brockton, Mas, and a) for yourself bow carefully W. L. Douglaa ahoea are made, you Would then aa cUratand why they are warranted to fit better, look belter, bold their shape and wear longer than any other make for the price. fait Color If IHt. CAUTION. To protact yoa araiaat kafariar ahooa, W. I. Dooalaa .ramp kia noma aa tba aa. toom. Look for tha alamo. Bavraro of aubatitutaa. W. L. Doulaa .haa. ara auM ia 78 m atoroa aad ahoo daaiara ovary arkoro. No aaattor whora you bra. Ihay aro wilbin yoayrooca. If poor aVaalar aoaaot ouapry yoa, vrilo draft to faatory for cat Lot abowina bow to orda kr l.il 6haaa aaat avary wbora, dabrory abaVaoa aa(au. WXoutflaa. brocbuam, ktaaa. To Sterlllxe Cistern Water. Cistern water can be thoroughly eterllixed by the addition of one-tenth of a grain of bypochloride'of lime to the gallon. Thla doea not Injure the water for laundry and bathing pur-posea. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO BUILD A FOUR-ROOM HOUSE Including audarpinauig, upright, sheathing, shingles, flooring, doors, windows, glaas, harda-are, all fitted, and everything alaa necessary in completing home suitable for Pacific Coast climate. Mot a thing for you to do tar follow th blue print carefully, which are included, drive th nails and more in. Th ideal method of quick homebuilding. ? SEND AT ONCE FOR OUR COMPLETE CATALOGUE . Mill Material Front Mill to Horn NORTHWEST DOOR COMPANY, Portland, Ore. . B Careful In 6pch. If tn our speech w would need consider how our words will affect thoae to whom they are spoken If wo would try to hear them with their ears and consider how they accept In their hearts, there would not be much pas sionate or unadvised speech; certain ly there would be few spirits wounded or lives embittered by the words of our lip. W. Q. Border. "DEAD SHOT" DR. PEERY'S VERMIFUGE FOR WORMS ROMAN EYE BALSAM For Inflamed Eyelids Prepared toy Wright's Indian Vegetable PILL CO. NEW YORK Thank to th Cartoonist -Party emblema that figure on bal lots represent the more .serious pur poses and type the traditions of vari cus political folio wings; hut the em blema that the cartoonists and humor lata have established are the more popular, because tbey represent that cheerful mood in which a majority of persons attack politlca without aban doning the earnest aim that underlies lta manifestations. Judge. FOR EYE ACHES He Belonged. The accomplished and obliging pianist had rendered several selec tktns, when one of the admiring group of listeners In the hotel parlor sug- i ge6ted Mozart's Twelfth Mass. Sev- era! people echoed the request, but one lady waa particularly desirous ot bearing the piece, explaining that her husband bad belonged to that very regiment Everybody's Magazine. No thoarhtful prnn Hquid blue. lt'a a plnrh of blue in a larv bottle of water. Aak for Sad Crass Bull Blue, tha blue that a aU blue. Various Forms of Hiccough. Allied to the rare forma of nervous hiccough there Is also the emotional hiccough, which arlaea In connection with a moral shock, severe fright and sudden emotion, the hiccough due to irritation and hysterical hiccough. The latter la a particularly noisy form, with a rough, coarse aound. It la sometimes a sort of yelping or barking noise, persisting for aome mlnatea or even hours. Mothers wfll find Wrf. WtntloWs Bootnlna. lyrup IT a bast rumedy to use 'ut their ahaUaaa I uxlag .1 tee tlilus period. Maynowtr Descendant. Tbr are today throughout tbe United 8tatea leveral hundred de scendants each of Miles Standiah. Governor Bradford. Richard War ren, John Holland and Elder Brew- ater, all Mayflower deacenda&U and worthy ot their sires. On Mlctak H Made. Tour son seems very clear-head-ad." "Tea; he' a amart boy. Only be made a mistake once. He aald, 'Fa ther, now la th' time to fall,' ao we failed, and made good money from It Only If we bad waited till th' next week we would have burned out!" Cleveland Plain Dealer. Lfcnihl Woe l a wmk aotuHon. Avoid tt, Krrl Croaa Hail Blue, tbe blue that's all blue, yeur erocar. 52 Depend Upon th Farm, There ia nothing like the farm whev card times come knocking at the door. There may not be much money going In seaaona of stress, hut there ia al ways tbe assurance of a full table, a roof over one's bead, and no fear of aa avkrdlna landlord. Th Sinner and Hie 8ln. One of the hardest lessons for us to learn la how to distinguish between a sinner and his sin, how to love the one and bate the other. Chrlatlan Endeavor World. The Post In th Mountain. "How glorious this solltud! Aa far aa the eye can reach not a single orttlo I " Jugend. aa f amain) a . yi ' ... Precloua Attribute. "Wty ara dlamonda ao highly rai ned T "I suppose." replied Mr. Groucher, "lt'a becauae they are made of carbon, which la th equiva lent of coal, and at the aama Um look Ilka Ice." $400 NEW PERKINS HOTEL MEW HOTEL ajRCPu? PERKINS BATH PORTUND.ORt: siswt Mr up utiHtHunorrMCTi NOTE REDUCED RATES . Moat Centrally Located Eight Who Deserve Slapa. Eight men . who deserve to ba alapped on the face: Ha who despises a man of power; he who entera a house uninvited and un welcomed; he who glvea ordera In a house not his own; he who takes a seat above his position; he who speaks to one who does not listen to him; he avho in trudes on the conversation of others; he who seeks favors from the ungen erous; and' he who expects lore from his enemies. From a Persian Saying. Bclenc and Death. ' "Even In tbe face of the Inexorable law of death." says the Lancet, "sci ence still has a consoling message. It can hold out the hope that one day the ravages of disease may so far be eliminated that death will be nothing more than a quiet and painless phe nomenon. It will cease to be feared. and come even to be desired aa a fit ting close to a weary day." Changing Huea. Ton are In lore with a blonde," r marked tbe fortune teller, "but after you marry her, beware of a brunette who " "No danger," remaiked tha patron; "lt'a the same woman." Tha Ladles' World. WIFE'S HEALTH - RESTORED Husband Declared Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Would Re store Her Health, And It Did. Ashland, Ky. " Four years a pro I aeemed to have everything the matter with tne. I had fe maleand kidney trou ble and was so bad off I could hardly rest day or night. I doc tored with all the best doctors In town and took many kinds of medicine but noth ing did any good un til I tried your won derful remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege table Compound. My husband said it would restore my health and it has." 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