H la
AsA Your
OwnDoctor
If he tells you to take A yer’s
C h e r r y P e c t o r a l fo r y o u r
severe cough o r b r o n c h ia l
trouble, then take It. If he has
anything better, then take that.
But we know what he will say;
for doctors have used this
cough medicine over 60 years.
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K eep th e b o w elt open w ith o n e ot
Ayer'» Kills a t b ed tim e, lu st o n e
A
C w n eerted
H roa d a ld e.
When those twenty alt pianola pi
anos on board the Mg tJ»*«*t are banging
away at the same time It will take a
nervy enemy to »land up and face the
concerted hrondalde. Cleveland lMalo
Dsstaat
K n fllr Wlsdutn.
“ What your huaband doesn't know
about race horses," mild th«- friend of
the family, “ Isn't worth knowing."
"Tea,” answered young
Mrs. Tor-
kina; “ and what t'harlla does know
about them Isn't worth knowing, eith
er.” — Washington Star.
O
Onty One "BROMO QUININf.”
Th«t 1» I.AXATIVR BKOMO Ul'IMXK. Look
for th< «1»nalura of K W. (IKoVK. l'«#l the
World orer to Cure I Cold la Oua Pay. the.
He
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W lllle g .
In the morning mail the busy editor
found the following letter written on
a jxaital ca rd : “ Dear HIr: I have jnat
graduated from a correspondence school
o f Journal lam. Would you like to have
me write for your pa|>er7 J. A leiunder
M cN u tt"
He 17.1 nj^ hla truaty pencil, the buay
editor dashed off the following In re
p ly :
“ Itear J. A lex :
Certainly we
would tie pleased to have you write for
our pa|ier. Kindly add re«» your letter
to the circulation manager and Inclose
the regnlar subscription price.”
IT ’S T R E E
“ SE N D FOR IT N O W ”
T h « B ««t FrxiK Trom and Berry Plant
CaUluff In th « N orth w est
J. J. B U T Z E R
192 Front St.,
O ood
mum
Portland. Oregon
m y a mall« U m most
of Ui« flnrt.
FERRITS
h«TA MUhrl« «ffwl k«pt F r rr y ’•
Fn*1-
nr«« U m ) Rig eat lu U»« wufltl- -U»rf It tell«.
f r r r y 'm Bmmd A n n u m ! for 1 9 0 8
trlU the* w h ole ft«wd H lor y srnt F R E F. for
tlM «AklHJ. I »oii't sow »emU Uli you get lt.
0 M. retti A CO . I
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
r* WD COMFORT
L\ on storm y d ays
^ by wearing a
|«#ShM
'•Hitt»*
Clean - Light
Durable
Ouananto^d
oof
muie T eam
BORAX
A heaping teaspoonlul to a gal
lon of hot watar w ill cleans«
yourdlshas, platas, cups, aarth-
enwara, cutlery and kitchen
utanalla from dirt and grease,
leaving nalthar taate nor amall.
A ll Heelers.
" W K I X " Ns.
P N U
[w;
S em p ls. B ook let and P a rlor Card O sbm
P solS e Ooaet B ora s C o.. O akland. OKI.
No. 1 1 -0 «
If B N w r i t i n g t o n d v e r t l s n n p lo n e e
• tla t h i s p e p e r
O k illa a ti
D la poa lrin a .
I I U M t l « Not I o .
o I t .A ,
T k a U sual W a r .
Mrs. Kawl«r— 1 hop« you arc all well. '
Mra. Hendricks (the lan dlady)—Can
Mr». Na/bue— O, yea, we re well J help you to aouie more aoup, Mr.
enough now particularly my huaband. Duinley?
That's what pmvokee me. All the real
Mr D m n le y -N o . thanka.
of ua have bad the grip, but ha won't
Mra. Hendricks (engagingly— Don't
even take a slight cold.
refuse, Mr. Duinley, becauae It Isn’t
considered good form to be helped
Mo aera will Had Mra. Window's Ar».thing
Syrup th* Wet ranwlr U> use tut their clilkiraj tw ice to aoup. W e're not particular
darla» the Uethiug period.
j»eople here.
Mr. Duinley— Oh. etiquette baa nofb-
o f the Sena.
Ing to do with it. madam,
It'a th e
Hobby Du Harry— I'd have you know
soup.— Pearson's Weekly.
that my auceetora came over on the
St. V ito C Panes ana all h tr v o u s I ' l e u n
Muyflow er.
is iis i.tlr e»#ad h r I>r. K lin e 's Or>a*
| Tommy Tuff— Dat aoî Why didn’t _ H AfVA
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i t ' Alor
M ore,. M »«d tut K H K K IS t r is
aiuj
I re s ti ss. U r. H. M .K II.M . US.. M l n x c b HU. l*U la ..i*k
de y com* over on the Lucy tun la?
The doctor had told one of his heat,
hut the professor did not creek a smile.
“ You end that story have met before,
perchance," he said.
"Yea," answered the professor; “ per
Chauncey M. Depew.”
C For
A Infanta
S T and
O Children.
R IA
Marine olmcr vallons conducted by
the Carnegie Inalltute o f Waalilugton
during the laut year Indleatc that great
Bears the
nomili liner« may save from $1,000 to
Signature o f
$2,000 on each voyage l»y lielng able to
steer much stralghter course«, based
K new
I t L ike a B ook.
| With aeventeen mills enraged exclu-
ii | h > ii the new measurements o f mag
Onn In d e p e n d e n t
V ie w .
Nifbt Hohool J encher —I don t »up- «jvely n the business, Germany leads is
netic declination, dip and Intensity,
For my part,” said Mra. Lapaling, pose, of course, that any of you boy» is rhe manufacture of tissue paper,
correcting errors o f form er Charts. | with strong feeling. “ I think a man that familiar with Virgil.
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Tlila I h only otic o f the numerous Helds utilises his horse should be Incaraonated
Hbaggy Haired Pupil— I ort to be,
PUPS
CURfD
IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
of research occupied by the Carnegie at once. We ought to exercise the utmost ma’am. It’s about six mi lea from Spoon P A Z O O I N T M E N T I* giia-anieed to enre any
obsequiousness
to
dumb
brute».”
—
Chi
eaae of Itc h in g , B lind, deeding or P ro tru d in g
river. I w<u born there.
Institute In l!«i7, the work o f which
cago Tribune.
Piles in 6 to 14 d a , a or money refunded. S0e.
Is contained In the year l**>k now pub-
An l a fu rto B a l« la lcrrn p tlo a .
llshetl. K x | mm 1HI oiim have been sent to
H r Ha W o rk s .
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
"George was Just going to propose to
every part o f the world, and almoHt
New Reporter I banding in hia copy)—
a p p lica tion », as they ca n n ot reach the me last night.”
ses»ed portion o f tb s eur. 1 her - 1 » o n ly one
There seems to be aontething the matter
every brandi o f science has been In-
"And what hoppened?"
, ,
_I way to cure deulbess. and that I» by constlln
with that typewriting machine.
v u d etl.
A m o n g th e practical rt-su lts d o n a i ram wllas. dea fn ess Is r iu K n b y » n In
“ A tire blew up, and then he couldn't
City Editor treading the manuscript)
noted are a ruin meter Invented by II. f1an«<1 condition of tho muroua iinln« o i ttm
Kuata< nlan 1 ube. Whan tbla tub* la Inflamed think of anything else.” — Cleveland — Yea; It seems to need some other man
I n * ItosHlofT, which will automatically rou bava a rumbling »mind or linm-rfict bear
to operate it.
and wIn -11 It la entlrelr cloaed, Peafm-ra la Plain Dealer.
t«**t uiid register the rainfall by the ing,
Ilia m int, and unlraa the inflammation can be
day, mouth or y e a r; the evolution of lakan nut and thla tuba raatored to It* normal
hearing will ba daatroved forever.
barnyard fowl«, with the promise of a condition,
nine ca»ca out of ten are ra'.»»d by Catarrh,
breeding scheme that will furiilMh more which la nothing but an Jnflainod condition oi
the min-on» aurfacea.
and bigger egg«; the discovery o f F. <5.
W# will glva On# Hundred Dollar« for any S
Honed l<*t, that
all liodlly function« case of i'cafneaa (rauard by catarrh) that can- I
not lie cured by Hall'a Catarrh Cure. Bend for
thrive best upon food that la the cloa- circular», free
r J. ORKNEY A CO..Toledo. O.
e«t approach to plain p roteld ; the
Bold bv Driigg|»u 7kc.
Drove all the makes from
grafting o f ,'UIOO plants by Luther Hur-
Ta*a Hall’a Family tqila for conatlpatlon.
hunk. and several magnetic expeditions
Ita O a ljr L a c k .
‘ nto the Fur North.
Nevada Man— I tell you, air, natura
haa done a great deal for this Htate.
Hpenker ('nnnou'a notice to ebalrmet.
Touriat (from the Eaat)— Why, yea.
o f ajiproprlatlon commltt«*»* to have All you need ia to get a few people to
their Mil* ready to re|Kirt by April 15, come and live here.— Chicago Tribune.
presages an early adjournment o f Con
Drives alt aches from the body,
cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
B id e L l g k t « e a L i t e r a t u r e .
gress.
Aside from the currency bill
Walter Scott had just written "Kenil
there U little legislation o f Importance
C O N Q U E R S PAI N
la-fore Congress. Ho far as the cur worth.”
25c— ALL DRUGGISTS-SO c .
“ I’ ve a great mind to immortalize Win-
rency measure 1« concerned, the lower
nerka next." he said. "Evanston and
Itotim* Is ho|M-leaaly divided, and there
Wilmette, of course, are impossible.”
1« little |«i«slbl!lty o f the metnoers get
Perhaps—-who knows?— the great nov
ting together on the Aldrich hill. The el iat had been haled before magistrates ia
Western
members
are
outyq«>ken those two towns and fined for exceeding
ag.i I nut It, and It la not believed that the «peed limit.— Tbicago Tribune.
even H|«*aker Cannon can brtq£ them
Into line. CoiigreN«ional convention«
‘^ r ‘
will I«- held curly this year because o f
the presidential campaign.
For this
reason Congressmen want to get nway
from Washington.
A large pbr cent
have fences to repair In their districts,
and they do not want to be cooped Up
In Washington, hundred* o f miles from
the “ dear |>eople.'* If a currency law
I* to I«* enacted they may be driven to
agree to some plan in order to bring
a (tout nn early adjournment. The pub
lic w elfare doe* uot require that they
Mhould remain In Washington.
Tlie Kind You Hats Always Bought
F.TS
ST PATR ICK
IRELAND
S-JACOBS OIL
4 -
For the tlrst time In seventy years
the figure o f the American eagle that
surmounts the mace, the symltol o f au
thority In the national House o f Rep
resentatives, left Its perch the other
day. When news o f the flight o f the
bird IsH-ame known to members by
many politicians It was Interpreted as
an ill omen. The House mace Is one
o f the most prized possessions o f the
lower branch o f Congress. It has done
service for threescore years and ten.
The mace has, with rare exception,
been effective In restoring order In the
House.
A representative
suspended
for violating the House authority, nft-
er the tnn<*e had been displayed by the
sergeant-at-nrum, cannot r«*sm»e hla
prerogatives except by vote o f his eul-
eagues. The House mace is fashioned
after the Roman mace. Its handle,
tearing thirteen silver hands, emble
m atic o f tho thirteen original States,
Is o f ebony. Surmounting the handle
's a globe ui>on which stands the eagle.
Resident Washington Is divided Into
three distinct sets— old families, peo
ple with money and people without
money. Those without money work
bard to keep up appearances with
those who have money.
Those with
money work hard to secure soclul
recognition from the old families. Ttie
old fam ilies nre Indifferent equally to
those with money and those without.
The hardest worked class o f all are
those who, having accepted public
office and removed their larea and
penates to the national capital, find
that the salary will not pay for the
game. You know their women folk by
the fact that they wear ready made
gowns. Your real Wnshingtonlnn con
siders the wearing o f factory made
garments equivalent to sluklng to tho
lowest sartorial depths.
The re|«»rt o f the Civil Service Com
mission says that partisan activity In
the classified service has practically
ceased, and quotes ltryan ns saying In
bis campaigns he had more trouble
from the Influence exerted by railroads
over their employes than with those In
the service under a Republican admin-
'atratlon.
_ » a a
—
a
WHAT
BUILT
SPOKANE?
WHERE DID
CHARLES SWEENEY
GET HIS WEALTH?
fHY did the O. R. & N. build into Washington?
W 1
LEAD MINES.
mortal? MINES.
The answer:
MINES—MINES —
W H AT MADE Senator Stanford and built his beautiful me-
Why not such results since mining is the staple industry o f
the world? LEAD IS REGULAR AND CERTAIN, the market always calling for more
and more, while the price does not fluctuate as with other o f the baser metals. MILLIONS
HAVE BEEN MADE FROM LEAD, and the best part o f the story is the fact that the
mall investor has always had an equal chance with the man o f large means. MANY A
POOR FARMER, laboring man, mechanic and employe have come into vast riches by
small investments in lead.
WE OFFER YOU THE SAME OPPORTUNITY
accepted by Sweeney, Spokane’ s millionaire, and the same opportunity accepted by other
Spokane men who built the City o f Spokane, by placing on the market the first block o f
treasury stock o f THE AMERICAN LEAD MINES COMPANY—100,000 shares at FIVE
CENTS PER SHARE.
Our company is incorporated under the laws o f the State o f
Washington; capital stock $1,500,000; no debts; no incumbrance; property paid for; stock
non-assessable.
V
OUR MINES ARE LOCATED
but fifty miles from the famous Cœur d ’ Alenes District.
We are in the same mineral belt
and lie between that district and Rossland, British Columbia—eight miles from Idaho and
six miles from the British Columbia boundary. Our climate is equable, open and mild, work
being done the year round.
There is great activity on every hand at Metaline; large
operators are turning in that direction and she bids fair to rival the camps in the Cœur
d ’ Alenes.
DON’T OVERLOOK the magnificent opportunity to BUY W HILE THE
PRICE IS LOW. Full particulars upon application.
The L Y. Keady Investment Co.
337-339 Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Oregon
Borne have a notion that because the
■at,
^ a
r* A
■A.
Potomac river happens to divide the
capital from Virginia the city Is warm
during the winter months. This la a
delusion. Often In the first Week o f
November the wind sweep« nerons the
olor m oro goods bri*htsr and faster c o lo n than any other dye. One 10c packam c o lo n allk. w o o l and
4
d cotton
cotton squally
w all
town with the Iclneaa o f a Montreal C
and la guaranteed to give perfect results. A sk dsslsz, or w e w ill send post paid at 10c a package. W rite ' for free
I
booklet
b o w to dye, bleachland m ix colera.
MONROE DRUG COMP A N T, Quincy,
blizzard.
PUTNAM
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