Dayton herald., June 17, 1904, Image 3

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Economy
T
th « old chitnut tau
«•<*» * Nature
wov» Caltur* eg the Oeaiula* »itr*.
A woman whoso busy life is lived la
a lartu city returned to bar old home
the other day for a visit All the old-
Um. uvlgfibors cam. to see her, aud
the weeks Were crowded with th*
plaasure of revived mamorim. Of one
of these memories she wrote afterward
to a friend:
“But the ^leaaantest appointment I
kept was with the hlg old chestnut-
tree on the path to school The leave*
were deep on the ground underneath,
•nd I pushed about through them just
as we used to do twenty year* ago,
A Born Diplomat.
Hs—Mise DsJonss, Clara, I asver • nd thought of the many boy* and
loved any ons but you. Will you bs my girl« who had got nuta there on the
wifs ?
way to and from acbool. I picked up
Shs—But I’vs been told that you pre­ my hatful of big gloaay nuta mynelf,
posed to four other girls within a month. and managed to rub two boles through
Hs—True, darling; but I did It merely the patent leather tips of my second-
for practice, so 1 wouldn’t blundsr la best shoes. But tue nuta were worth
proposing to you.
\
11 I don’t know when I've boon so
itoppy.
threshing companies .
"I came away with a new purpose
to live for. I’m going to own that tree!
It won't cost much, for the land there
CMasry ttonasa Csaterod in Portland
isn’t worth anything, and what joy
as Itsadquartsra for ths Northwest. '. it will be to mo In my city days to
There is nothing of which- Portland think that I havo saved the old tree eo
is more proud than ths gisat ngrtowl- that other boys and girls, so long an It
tural implement bouses that make Uvea, can scuffle through the leaves
their headquarters for the Northwest and pick up tho nuts under Its braneb-
in this city. Among the first of thess es, and gather dreams and memories
is ths Advance Thresher Company, also from It as I used to do eo many
which has built a fins warehouse and years ago.”
The letter strikes a note which te far
offices on the East side at Second and
' Belmont streets. Mf. J. O? Humphrey lesa common than It should bo. City
is the manager in charge of the com* “opportunities” seem to eager young
pany’s splendid business in thia sec- people all 6ver the country to offer tho
\
tion, and he is now in the thick of one open door to education, and that
L . spring activity at bls commodious most rare and elusive Ideal, culture.
But culture iw a quality of tho soul,
quartern*__
The threshermen are just now look* not an amount, greater Or less, of
ing sharply after nsw equipmsnt and knowledge put into the mind. It to
necessary repairs and renovations for won, not by effort, but by tho love
the coming season, and no ons omits that unconsciously ripens into “dreams
—~ calling, at the Advance establishment •nd memories.”
T if he seeks to inform himself fully aa
Readers of Lowell’s letters will re­
__ to the market and advantages of the call bls life-long love for ths trees of
? various threshing outfits. In fact a Elmwood, and Longfellow never liked
visit to the agricultural and aaw mill to leave Cambridge while bls lilacs
machinery manufacturers houses on tbs were In bloom. Men of wide scholar­
East aide i* a liberal education to any- ship that they were, _______
much ___
of _____
their
one who want* to get a fair idea of the ] treasure-was gathered not from the
vast farmer interests of this part of rars folios on their library shelves, but
America.
from the common things of their own
Immense capital is invested In these dooryards. There are opportunities
concerns. They sell largely on credit, that ths City does not control, and to,
and when times are proeperous an one who loves them, prairie and dis-:,
enormous amount of machinery fs sold tant hills, ths meadow brook and tbs
and paid for. They are the thermome­ mapls beside the door offer a culture
ter of the advancement and prosperity that no book can give.
of the great Northwest. Tbs factory
and principal place of business of ths
Advance Threshing Company is at Bat­
SCARED HIM INTO PREACHING '
tle Creek, Michigan. Two years ago
they came into .Portland, and now they
are doing business with ths most ac-
In ths early days of Methodism In
linee.
the West a "circuit ridsr,” if bo had
a largs field to cover, was sometimes
permitted to have a “colleague,” whe
A Guide to the Height of Hoels.
There are four different heights, waa frequently a young minister, just
z With as many different ñames, of the beginning to preach. The Bev. John
. military heel alone.
As a guide to Thompson was a circuit rider In a
those who want to be right on the aub- somewhat thinly settled portion of cen-
Hood's Sanaparilla
100 DOSÉS ONE DOLLAR
J,..
Up to one and one-quarter inches a The colleague assigned to him was
heel is a military, up to ons ons aud Brother James Smith, an excellent
five-eighths it la a Cuban, above that -y oung man, but with very little experi­
it la a Spanish heel.
When it goes ence as a preacher.
sbovs two Inches Jt is a Cantillian.
One Sunday Mr. Thompaon had an
The French heels range from one and appointment at a email moetlng-houae
one-quarter to two inches usually— In tho country, but having a eevero
•nd are called Louis XV. Tbs Do cold ho asked hie young assistant to
Barry heel runs from two Inches—and go along with him and preach the ser­
quite a few women wear it—Shoe Be- mon, and the latter, ae In duty bound,
teller.
obeyed orders.
Brother Smith had never undertaken
There te mors Catarrh la this section of th* to preach In tho preeenco of hla more
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few yeerswss «uppoeed tob* experienced colaborer, and when, after
Incurable. For a great many year* doctor«i pro­ the opening aervicos, be rose and gave
nounced It a local dteeaae, and prescribod local
remedlae, and by oonatantly railing to cur* out hla text, ho was visibly embar­
rassed.
He stammered through'a few sen­
tlonnl disease, and therefore require* oonstitu.
ttonel treetment. Hell's Catarrh Cure, menu- tences, hesitated, made another at­
fectured by F. I. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, It
the only con*tltution*l dhr* on the market. II tempt, and came to a dead stop.
te taken internally lndo*os from 10 drone to s
“What’s the use, brethren?” bo said,
leaapoontul. It act* directly oa the blood and
muo >ua surface* of the >y*tem. They offer oi< sitting down. “I can't preach!”
hundred dollare for any case It falls to sure
Brother Thompaon oaw that tho ease
Band^o^etreulars aadtMymonhda
o
waa one In which heroic moaaurea
^HalV* Famiy*phtears ths bast
were neceesary.
“Young man,’.’ be whispered sternly
in his ear, “you get up again and
Bones with the People Off.
Two little fellows of 7 and 8 years preach that sermon, or I’ll take yon
beard older people speaking of skele­ out in the grove, after this meeting Is
tons. The 7-year-old boy listened pa­ over, and give yon a hard spanking,
tiently to the conversation, when the as auro aa your name la Smith 1”
An electric ahock conld not have
older boy. with an air of superior
operated quicker. Brother Smith roao
knowledge, said abruptly:
“You don’t know what a skeleton Is. to his feet again, hla hesitation all
gone, and In ringing tones be preached
and I do.”
“So do I,” replied the younger. "I a sermon that la »till remembered by
aged survivors of that old-time con­
do know.”
gregation aa the moat fervid and elo­
“Well, what Is ItF
“It’s bones with the people off.”— quent dlacourao they over beard eo
Pathfinder.
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young a man deliver.
HE FOUND THE TROUBLE.
NEW PENSION LAWS
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WE WANT
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•150 and up pur
month to ener-
Ctic represen-
tiros in evwy
city and town
In an address that he recently
llvered on the labor question, W.
Bourke Cochran told a story of hie
boyhood, says the New York Tribune.
“I waa born In Ireland,’’ he said,
“and In Ireland I obtained a pert of
my education. I remember well the
school I attended and I rumember well
a school fellow of mine named Michael,
a lad who waa always talking about
W anhington and Idaho. Dignified, hon­
orable, permanent and immensely profit­ are on tbs question of trouble now
able employment at horns or on the and therefore In Michael’s experience
road; something new; send stamp or
It may bs that there la something to
call at office for details.
profit ua - '
SQUARE DEAL BROKERAGE CO.
"Michael boasted constantly that ths
129 Seventh Street, ,
Portland, Oregon master was afraid to flog him. Why?
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Oh, because his father had said that
If a hand was over laid upon ths boy
there would be trouble. But ons day
Michael misbehaved and the flogging
due waa not long In coming.
"Tbs boy went boms Indeacribabiy
enraged. Hs sought out his father.
" ’Father.’ bs said, ‘didn't you say
that If tbs schoolmaster ever licked
ms there would bs trouble?*
"’I did,’ the father answered.
“ 'Well, I was Ucksd to-day. and only
for throwing paper pel lets about ths
C l-LArtm? I OIN
»
Ayers
To be sure, you are growing
old. But why let everybody
see it, in your gray hair?
Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will
'Aw you the waiter “who took my
order for that chop?”
“BI om
m s, h aw you h a v o-gr wn!”
“She says she Is very fond of mu-
ale." “Instrumental r “Well, It’s In­
only use Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
strumental In making the neighbors
your gray hair will soon have
swear when ahe geta at the plane."—
all the deep, rich color of
The letter of Miss Merkley/ Exchange.
youth.' Sold for 60 yean.
Jlnkjne—How la your eon getting
whose picture Is printed above, along In hla literary labors? Jorklna
S* yk*H old, and I hava
1 of lung hair which la a
a thick. * i « m
proves beyond question that —Oh, famously! Yon should aea how
wonder to ev
gray hairing
gracefully be corries hte pen behind
thousands of cases of inflamma­ hie ear.—Boston Transcript
fit e tottte.
All druulil*.
tion of the ovaries and womb
Tonsorlal Artist—Your hair seems
are annually cured by the use of to be coming out Freshman—Yes, It
Is. Tonsorlal Artist—Tried our hair
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable tonic? Freshman—Yes. but that didn’t
de It, though.—Yale Record.
Compound. .
“How hollow it sounds!” said a pa­
“D bab M bs . P ivkham ¡—Gradual tient under the movement cure, ae the ■
The test* of turbine engine* St Elber­
feld, Germany, - show a (team consump­ Lose of strength and nerve force told phygldan was vigorously pounding hla
tion equivalent to aboqt eleven poundo me something waa radically wrong chest “Oh, that’s nothing!" said the
to Indicated horse-power, au unparal­ with me. I had severe shooting pains
through the pelvic organs, cramps and doctor; “wait till we get to Jjie head."
leled performance in economy.
extreme irritation compelled me tq
Alice (aged 5)— Mamma, my appe-
aeek
advice. The doctor said
For coughs and colds there te no better that I medical
Mto eays it's time for dinner. Mother
had
ovariaa
trouble
and
ulcera
­
medicine than Pteo's Cure for Ooneump-
tion, and advised an operation. I —Well, dear, go and see what the
tioa. Price 25 cento.
atrongly objected to this and decided elock says. Allee (some seconds later)
to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ —The clock says my appetite to ten
He Has It Removed.
“They say,” remarked the youth, “that table Compound. I soon found that minutes fast!
a ' wise msn never stumbles over the. my judgment waa correct, and that all
Husband—What! A hundred dol­
the good things said about this medi­
lame stone twice.”
lars for an opera cloak? Why, It to
cine
were
true,
and
dqy
by
day
I
felt
“That’s right,” xejolned ths saga
perfectly ridiculous, my dear. Wife—
“When he passes that way again it leas pain and increased appetite. The
ulceration soon healed, and the other Yeo, I know K to; but you said yon
Isn’t there."
complications disappeared, and In couldn't afford an expensive one.—Chi­
eleven weeks I waa once more strong cago Dally New».
and vigorous and perfectly welt
Teacaer — Johnny, write on tho
“ My heartiest thanks are sent to
you for the great good you have done blackboard the sentence “Two heado
For Infants and Children.
me.“— Sincerely yours. Miss M aboabxt are better than one.” Now, Johnny,
M kbkut , 275 Third SL, Milwaukee, do you believe that? Johnny—Yee’m.
Wik—WOO ftrftH If •rlfltMl »f atom MtW ’Cause then you kin get a job In a
dime muaeurn and make loto o’
Bears the
money.
Signatare of
“At what age do yoq consider wom­
In one part of “all the Russias,” the en tho moot charming?” asked the In­
Indications.
province of Ukraine,. It Is always leap
, Bugglna—I ae* aom* genlua baa In­ year aa far as the female privilege of quisitive female of more or less un­
certain age. “At the ege of the wom-
vented revolving rubber heela for ahoee.
Juggaou—-Ab! Another revolutionary proposing Is concerned. It Is said to an.who aeke tho queetlon,” anewered
be customary there, when a young the man, who wae a diplomat—New
movement on foot, eh?
woman falls in love with a man, for Yorker.
’
Mother* will And Mr*. Winalowe’* Soothing her to go to his father’s house, and in
Howee—Don’t like thio cold weath­
Syrup the b**t remedy to u*e lor their childr*n the most tender-and pathetic manner
er, eh? Why, bnly laet summer you
during the teething period..
plead with the young man to take her
were domplalnlng of the heat Barnee
Any thing but Greek
___ aa his
_______
wife. , She promises ______
the most
_ —Not of the heat Itself, but rather be-
Wiggles—Muggins mads bls money in submissive obedience to bls will If be
cauee of Its untlmellness. It would bo
groceries.
| will but accept her. If the youhg man
all right If reserved for such weather
MIggies—Indeed! Was ho a
>D says: “I beg that you will excuse me
j»e this.—Boston Transcript.
grocer?
from this,” she tells him that she^is*
Wigs lee—I ahonld any not Ho did a resolved not to depart until he shall
“You may turn up your nose at me,
■trictly caah buiinesx
promise to take her for better or worse. Martha Ann BIHIwink, but I want you
She accordingly takes up uer abode to remember it’s leap ycar. -and Kit
IMPORTANT TO THRBSMBRMSN.
there and remains until he is wooed Garilnghorn to trying to get me away
and won or until he ends the siege by from you.” “Well, I’ll just show tho
freckle-faced, thing she can't do that—
fleeing to parts unknown.
Geotga dear!”—Chicago Tribune.
Old SoMter’s Story.
The A. H. Averill Machinery Co., of
“Father.” bald Kathie, “how much
Portland, Ore., whose advertisement is
Sonoma, Mich., June 13.—That aven d o os a quite'emai l bottle of Ink eoet?’’
to be found elsewhere, in this publica­ in actual warfare disease is mote ter­ "You can flet one for a penny,” an-
tion, have prepared for distribution rible than bullets is the experience of owered father. “A penny!” exclaimed
among tbreehermen a th resherman ’* ac­ Delos Hutchins of this place. Mr. Kathie, in great dttgust “Anfi mum-
count and note book of 25 pages. This Hutchins as a Union Soldier saw three mlo made an awful fuss when I upset
book will be mailed to tbreehermen years of eervire under Butlsr Barke in the llttlest bottle In the cupboard!”
free| of charge, by addressing the above the Louisiana swamps and as a result
“Aren’t you ashamed of your Indo­
named company.
got crippled with Rheumatism so that
lence ” “Indeed, I am,” answered
bis bands and feet got all twisted out
Meandering Mike,. “I’ve been trying
Nothing Doin’. —
of shape end how ke suffered" only a
to do something for it" "Wbat?”
“Just one kiss, dear, before I go,“
Rheumatic
will
ever
know.
pleaded the young physician.
“I’ve been takln’ de faith cure. I’ve
For twenty-five years he was in mis­
“None of thst for me, thank you,” re­
been choppin’'make-believe wood wit*
joined the fair maid, “I don't like the ery, then one lucky day hie druggist an Imaginary ax.”—Washington 8tar.
idea of having a doctor’s bill thrust un­ advised him to use Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
Newltt—Well, there’» one thing
Of the result Mr. Hutchins sayet
der my none.”
"The first two boxes did not help about the weather. It’» always a safe
me much but I got two more and before topic of conversation. Borroughs—I
«-Keeley lipuor - morpnine - tobacco
jy^ìhe MMITS FDMANENnY CURtD
I got them used up I was a great deal thought It was to-day when I met
ms. VD
for ruu SIMWKUIMU
better. I kept on taking them and Lendham, but when I started to speak
««mu w, mu y namun? fortlano , qac .
now my pains are all gone and~T feel of It he said, “Yea, It’s unsettled, and
better than I have in years. I know that reminds me of that account of
The largest care is the Mammoth. It Dodd’s Kidney Pills will cute Rheuma­ yours.”
Is over ten miles long and hy a navi­ tism.”
“Dear," said the politician’s wife,
gable atream flowing through its cham­
’’there’» a. handsome big policeman
bers.
Flight of. Bi* Birds.
whose beat embrace* Mra. Swellman’s
Of birds now In existence, ptobably house. Can't you get him transferred"
after first day* a use of Dr. Kline* a G real Nerve the one with the greatest expanse of
to this neighborhood?” "What torf
wing In proportion to the body and demanded her husband. "Mra Swell­
with the greatest power of flight is man has an excellent cook and I want
Harbin, Manchuria, is only threw the frigate or man-o’-war bird. This her."—Philadelphia Press.
years-old, but it is one of the great­ blrd.apparently flies more by skill than
The officers of a British man-o’-war
est cities of Asia, and has the larg­ by strength, for It has not great carry­
were entertaining their friends with a
est European population of any Asiatic ing powers. The wandering albatross,
grand lunch and in attendance were
dty, containing 00.000 Russians, be­ the largest of all seablrct, Is also one
some typical British tars. A young
sides the soldiers and 40,000 Chinese. of pur strongest flyers. One bird was
lady, wanting a piece of bread looked
It will be the great flour milling city known to fly at least 3,150 miles la
behind her chair at one of the sailor*
twelve days.
of that region.
In waiting, and aaked him to bring her
what *he wanted. But h* drew hith-
•elf up, stiff and stern, and, to "her
amasement, replied “Can't do It ml**;
I'm told off for tatura.”
Jin Up-to-Date Village.—“Do you
have a good lecture course here during
th* winter?"'wa* asked of the manager
of the Higginsville Lyceum. “Indeed
we do,” he answered; “and next season
we expect to outdo all previous record*.
So far we have booked one ransomed
misaionary, one reformed gambter, one
Malaria is a slow poison, but the most stubborn and
troupe of trained animate, one convert­
deeply rooted when it takes possession of the sys­
ed heathen, on* moving picture ma­
tem. We breathe into the lungs the polluted, germ-
chine and one profeealonal peraonator.
tainted air; the little microbea then enter into the sys­
We may take on a college professor who
tem, and feeding upon the red corpurcles of the blood,
want* to apeak about the tendency of
soon reduce this vital, life-sustaining fluid to such a
modern literary thought but I don't
weak, watery state that the patient becomes listless,
know. It’* pretty hard to keep the
pale and anaemic, and men-
eourae on the *am* high plane of
thought throuxhout.”—Judge.
pressed. Malaria may be* and took a oouroe of ■. S. ■., which built see ng
The Other Side of the Story: Sin­
gin with slight rigors or and entirely cured aw of the boils. Throe years gleton—What’* the trouble, old man;
you look all broke up. Wederly—You
chilly sensations, followed
would doubtless look broke up, too. If
by fever and thirst; but
you had a mother-in-law like mine,
gradually all parts of the
and *he
Singleton—Ha! The old,
old story; she's coming to spend a few
on
Tomblfbee
bottom
hawins
timbar
out.
liver becomes torpid, and
weeks with yon, I suppose. Wederly
dark or yellow splotches
(eadly>-Nq; on the contrary, she has
appear upon the skin; the stomach fails to properly digest the food, been with u* two month*, and to-day
and there are frequent headaches, dizziness, bad taste in the mouth, •ho wa* compelled to return home. Rhe
constipation and a general worn-cut, tired feeling that only a sufferer nursed my wife through a bad case of
from Malaria can describe.—-Other and more dangerous symptoms fever, took care of th» baby, attended
are apt to follow where this disease is neglected, such as nervous pros­ to the household duties, mended my
tration, palpitation, sleeplessness, enlarged liver, weak kidneys, boils clothoe, and loaned me five dollar* on
and risings and dangerous-looking sores and abscesses. Malaria ’is all three different occasions. Oh. l ten
tho more dangerous because of its insidious snd stealthy nature. It is yon, that woman 1s-an earthly angel
If there ever wt* one.—Ex.
Hair Vigor
for
White Hair
CASTOR IA
Tbi Kind Yon Havo Alvays Bought
AH INVISIBLE ENEMY!
TO HEALTH
’
an invisible atmospheric poison, and the germs and microbrii that are
lodged in the blood are propagating atW The leasing in number all the
while, clogging the circulation and gradually wrecking th& health.
What is needed in Malarial troubles is
raw vwt. no puin aaaaa
.u.1
•
blood
purifier and tonic.
S. S. purifies
others won't. Prices right. When yon
the germ-infected blood, tones up the stom-
ach, improves the ai ippetite and invigorates
ft stimulates the torpid,
the
entire system, it
Mrs.
Rubberton
—
Why
did
you
with
­
MITCHELL, LEWIS * STAYER
sluggish
organs
of
the
body; enabling them
draw
your
application
for
dlvorcuf
... COMPANY
Mrs. Gayboy—Because I found that
to properly perform their functions and
CONSUMPTION
I wouldn’t Jha able tft get enough aU-
monyto support another husband.
Mrs. Senator Roach, of Larimore,
N. Dak.; Mrs. Senator Warren, of
Cheyenne, Wyo.; Belva Lockwood
and Mr». General Longstreet, of
Washington. D. C., are among tho
prominent ladies who endorse Penina.
Mise Helen Rolof, Kaukauna, Wis.,
writea:
,
"Several time* during the past two
ytar* or more my system ha* been
greatly in need of a tonic, and at thoee
time* Peruna ha* been of great help in
building up the aystem, restoring my
appetite and aecuring reatful Bleep.”—
Helen Rolof.
Miaa Muriel Arimtage, 36 Greenwood
Ave., Detroit, Mich., District Organis­
er of the Royal Templars of Temper­
ance, writes aa followa:
"I suffered for five years with uter­
ine irregularitiea, which brought on
hyatqria sad made ide a physical
wreck. I tried doctors from the differ­
ent schools of medicine, but without
any perceptible change in fnf con­
dition. In my deepair I called on an
old nurae, who Advised me to try Peru­
ns, and promised good results if I
would persist and take it regularly. I
kept thia up for aix montha, and atead-
ily gained atrength and health, and
when I had used fifteen bottles I con­
sidered myself entirely cured. I am a
grateful, happy woman today”—Miaa
Muriel Armitage.
Miaa Lucy M. Riley, 33 Davenport
St.; Cleveland, Ohio, writea:
"I wish to add my endorsement to
thousands of other women who have
In English schools three hours a week
are given to needlework; In New York
schools J»ut One.
You Can Get Allen's Foot-Eaae FREB.
Bara—Just think of the number of
on to
whether Peruna can be reli<
cure all such cam. During the many
years in which Peruns has been put to
test in all fonqs and stages of sente
snd chronic catarrh no one year-baa put
thia remedy to greater teat than the
paat year.
If all the women who are Buffering
with any form of female weakneae
would write to Dr. Hartman, Colum­
bae, Ohio, and give him a complete
description of their aymptoma and the
peculiaritiea of their troublee, he will
immediately reply with complete di­
rections for treatment, free of charge.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbua,
Ohio.
W«ll Drilling Machin««
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drilling. Alao gaaollne and .team en­
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anything in the machinery line.
REIERSON
Write Allen 8. Olmsted,
Roy.N. Y., for a
free sample of Allen’s Foot-Ease. It cures PORTLAND
sweating, hot swollen, aching feet. It makes
sew or tight «hoes easy. A certain cure for
cornt, ingrowing nails and bunions» All drug­
gists solllt. 26c. Don’t accept any substitute.
Les than 7 per cent of the power used
In manufacturing plants In ths United
States is electric.
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Must Bear Signature of
■boss wood.rful
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that arw entirely on-
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known to medlonl sot- ^WMBMfiQJKuaan
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Ihooe harmleaa remedies thia famous dootoe
knows the action of over SOS different rene-
edlea which booaccoeefUlly ucec In different
d l aaeB M He fuaranteee to cure catiarh, netb-
ma, lung, throat, rheymaliom, nervoueneea
stomach, liver, kidneys, etc.; has hundreds or
leetlmoniala Chargee modernta Call and
ooe him. Patient« out of the dty write for
blanks and circulars. Send stamp« UONUUIe
TATION ffRBB. ADDKKHd
FOB HEADACHE.
DIIZINEM.
CARTERS FOR
FOR Bl L10USHESS
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
FOR TORN» LIVU.
FOR COESTIMTIOR.
FOR SALLOW REIR.
FOR THE COMPLEJUOI
tai Atew St.. ParUaal. Or.«*-
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CURS SICK HEADACHE
RUSSELL”
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THRESHERS
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Writ« for Catalogue andW-ices
THE A. H. AVERILL MACHINERY CO
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Pvrhapa It’s Plat» Trouble.
Hate trouble Ie e common thing, end there
ere verioue kind* of It. Many plate« never
were right Other* are properly made, but
or wearing the pfatk
If your plate« ar* tn any way uneatlefactory
we will to glad to make an oxaminstion
and toll you th* ceuaeot trouble.
w* extract teeth wholly without pain and
all work la at lower than reaaonaBie rate*
Extracting free when plates or bridge* ar* ■
ordered.
WISE BROS., Dentists
Open evening till t
KfeTtÄK''»»
Snadeya from t to U
Oregon, Ma^i Ute
< IN, PLACING YOUR ORDER FOR A
Investigate the Advance Iide of thresh­
ers and engine*. They-cort less to op­
erate, require fewer repairs and do mors
and better work In all kinds of grain
than any other make. Straw or wood
and coal burning engines. Also s full
1 lino of single and double Portable Saw
Baeaah to Hold Him for Awbite.
brains,' ventured Mr. Henpeck, “is
Uve ounces greeter than
about
woman's."
“And the avenge brick.” replied his
darling, “weighs a good deal more than
a book of real poetry,”
MISS EVA BARTKO
been cured through the use of Peruns.
I suffered for five years with severe
backache, and when weary or worried -
ip the. least I had prolonged headache.
I am now in perfect health, enjoy life
and have neither an ache or pain,
thanks to Petuna.”—Lucy M. Kiley.
Mills.
ADVANCF
V /lllVC
, *
threshers
Ä2SEINQIINES
Thoronghly reliable and moat durable machinery in the msrket. Tion wt in .
been polluting the blood and clogging the circulation. S. S. S. con­ American girls who go tuft-bunting construction.
Satisfactory in operation. Self Feeders, Stackers, Baggers and all
abroad! They who return as countesses attachments. Drop na a postal and our traveling man will call.
tains
no
strong
minerals,
but
is
strictly
a
vegetable
remedy,
a
blood
Visitor—Tommy,. wouldn’t you like
are so fowl
purifier
without
an
equal,
and
the
greatest
of
sll
tonics.
If
you
have
to have some distant relatives?
ADVANCE THRESHER CO.
Jack—And those who don’t are
Tommy—Yep, if ^«7
8t any symptoms of Malaria, write' us, and medical advice will be fur*
Bfesek H ouom , Ploagk’s Warehouse, aea* O.LBI. Frelfkl Depot, Spokane. MO Se>-
Loute.
countieea.—Princeton Tiger
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5.
Mr*. Eva Bartho, 138 East 18th fit.
Sow York City, N. Y„ writes:
"I suffered for three years with
leucorrhea and ulceration of the womb.
The doctor advocated an operation
which I dreaded very much, and
•trouglyobjected to go under it. Now
'
• ^aiH«! woman. Pei ana cured
me; it took nine bottle*, but I felt so
much improved I kept taking It, as I
dreaded an operation so much. I am
id perfect health and have not
felt.so well for fifteen year*.”—Mrs.
Eva Bartho.
»
room.’
“Ths fathsr frowned.
"1 never fall, my boy, to keep a
promise.’ hs said. Thers 1a going to
be trouble Fetch tbs strap.”*
Hr.« s^ Tarlar Ste.
. PORTLAND. ORE
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DOCTOR ADVOCATED OPERATION
PE-RU-NA MADE KNIFE UNNECESSARY
moat Street, Portland, Oru.
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