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THE X15W A0I3, VOUVLAST), OTJEGOW HAY FEVER "itvuiff used Peruna for catarrh atui hayfmer, I can recommend tt to all who are suffering with the above diseases. urn happy to be able to say it has helped me wonderfully" Afayme E. Smith. IHIHiHl fflgr MP Iftyp Wmmmh musH .,,.... II i wmmffifflmut i iww m ymis nntrit. Ill I mt'Vn nil Sirt'ct ( iili.tiiriiia, Ohio HAY FKVKIl ib L'liilumlc catarrh. It in rmiNi'it by comu Irritntlng tub etnnce In tliu ntinr,Bilioru during tbe Into PiiintiUT month. It In Knricrfllly tlittwht that llio pollon of curtain wvudt nml How-urn In the ratine of it. ChiuiKH of lex ul tt y gct'tiiH to tlio bo only tational curt. Tlio ueoof I'uruna, liowiivor, ntiiiiiilnlpn tint nervous tiyn-tr-m to rurlnl tliu t-ffiuta of tho pntaun oiib '.'iimimtloiiH mid rutnotlinua carries tho victim tlirouuli tlio bay lover pea poti without an attack of tho lirinnn. A largo number of peotiln rely upor I'eriuiii for thin purport). TIiojh who do not II ml it 1:011 vun hint to ciiiuiko tliclr locAtlon to avoid Ihy Fever would do well to k'vii IVriiiin a trial. It line proven of priceless valiio to many piio j'o. ,lllir III .Hlulll. ".Mr. Itoxlcy," Miiintuuruil tho youns tiinn, "l-er-ealled " "Ve, ycV Inlerniplcd the dear KliTs father. "I realize the ohjeet of your call, .viiini man, and I waul to axle you to tell mo candidly- can you Mippurt a f.iiullyV" "WVII-erreally, don't you think tint question I rather pri'iniituroV" Phila delphia Press. ?lllllt fonfliliMitlal l'llmul - Olil innn, If yon find jiiur life In live over uk.iIii, would yun nuke It different? Iii'fi'iilud I'lillllflnn Ye, hi two pnr t liMll:u-4. Firstly, I'd lie a IiIkkiT annul lri'l. Secondly, I wouldn't take any other iiiiiii Into my cunlideiKv. -Clilc.izo Trlb une. Onili-r l'rnlit. Webster wjih eoaiplllne I1I1 North tlnmiry. die "To n ivrliiln extent," ho ;ild. "I Iiiiva to lake llio hiiiitti.ute in I Had ll." Tlirreiiiun, with a ma of rrzri't, Iin niMeil llii' word "awfully" to liU iiillei tlon. He fonw.uv tliut It would Lie aw fully overwoiked. A llliiilenl siiiiiiii. "Our .IoIiii'h pilit to ho a preaeher. I pnesc." aald Farmer Korutop. "Jednlii frmn what Ills ciillee profe.sxor be. bout him." "Wluit'H Hint?" at.lie.1 his wife, "lie hv. heVe luelliied lo he bllill lous."l,hllailelphhi Ledger. lfilu-l liiil.t mi llurtli. The deepest lalie In the world Is lie Ilex ed to he Lake It.ilUal, In Slherla. Nine tliouiiiiiil Miuare miles In area, or nearly tin largo as Lake Uric It Is l.oiw to fi.UuO feet deep, mi that It uiiiluliii npnrly u uitieh wnur a I.;il;o Supu Vlor. iluliU MliTTiTlm! "That man limUed at the hill I hand ed htm for fully threo uiliinles." nald tlio Work. "I wonder If ho thinks I tried lo client him." "No." explained the Hoar walker, "he's a baeterhilogist and was looking for comix." sin 11 1 1 unit 1, 11 rue, "Dr. .Slocum Is a homeopath, Isn't lie?" "Not altogether." ' "Hut he always prescribes homeo. patllk' doves," ."Yes, but his fees are ullopathlo." PhlladoldilaPioss. SICK FOR TEN YfcAflS. Constant Backache,. Dropsy, and Se vern Bladder Trouble. Fred W. HftrriH, of Chetmnt St., Jef- femon. Ohio, ehys: "For over ten yearn 1 suffered from kidney disease. 1 lit tlilnt year my (wet ami hands would swell nnd remain puffed up (or days nt n time. 1 tccined to have n rnusUut back ache. Finally I got eo bad that I was laid up in bed with several doctors in attendance. I thought surelv I xvould die. I hanged medicine nnd began iming Dean's Kidney Pills when I was still in bed, The relief I found xvns so great that 1 kept on until I liad taken alout ten boxes. The kidney se cretions became natural nnd alter years of misery I was cured. 1 have increas ed in weight, and show no symptoms oi tuy former trouble," Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. FosUr-Milburn Co., UufJalo, N. Y. mthP L I . Mir f opuleanycience ' SriSf Stlperatltlous people formerly regard ed with awe tho turning red at long Intervals of Lnku Morct In Switzer land. Motanlsts have now shown that tlie phenomenon Is due to a plant whleh propagates every tenth year, and uli;"h, though very minute, grows ho rapdly that the whole lake Is soon turned triniNon. While (Jeorgo V. Stevens, many j ears ago, was retialrlin: the road In front of IiIh house In Hollon, Vt he hung a hoe In a tree and forgot It. A few dajs ago the tree was cut down and when unwed up, tho blade of the hie. w tit 'he exception of a part of the (i-oik and tho handle, was found embedded In the body of the tree, hnv tng been rovered by the wood and bark by natural growth. The motor cultivator of Prof. T. Hudson Ilea re, a Scottish mechanician, Is designed to do all the work of pre. paring the ground for s I at one operation. It can be driven at threo times the Kpoed of the ordinary plow, and e.-cli trip covers three times tho breadth of the usual furrow, and well 1 pulverizes the ground. My a simple atlai'liiueut the Mowing also can be done at the xanic time. lit thirty accidents from electric shock In Switzerland last year, twenty one were fatal, while Austria had hut six fatalities In llflyslx cases. A fifth of the iieelilcnls were from currents of "."() volts or less, and a mason was killed hy a 120-volt three-wire supply, while In another case a shock from tweuty-slx thousand volts did not kill. Of llfteeii altemplH at resuscitation, only otie was HiicccKsful. A remarkable hair ball from the stomach of a young girl has been brought to notice by Prof, von lira niMiiii of Halle. She had a hahlt of swallowing ends bitten from her long hair, forming In time a bulky aceiimu billon, though felt only as a slight presmre, aiul when the mass was re moved by an operation It was found lo have shaped Itself to Hie cavity, like a east In a mold. Iron tonics had changed the light color to black. Prof. Cllliu Thomson rays that ex periment has proved that alcohol, pro vided It can he mado cheap enough, Is entirely suitable as a fuel for Internal combustion engines. Although the heat ing value of alcohol Is much lcs than that of gasoline, yet a gallon of alco hol will develop substantially the saino power as a gallon of gasoline, becauso of the greater clllclcucy of operation. Less heat Is thrown off In waste gao from the alcohol, ami a mixture of al cohol vapor with air stands a much higher compression without premature explosion than does a mixture of gas oline and ulr. In fact, Professor Thom son cays, the elllelency, or the ratio of the con version of heat units Into power, Is probably higher In the alco hol engine than In engines operated with any other combustible. The principle of the rilled gun has recently been applied to pipes for pumping ell. The crude oil of Califor nia Is mostly thick, viscous, and dllll cult to pump through long Hues. Heat ing cannot ho Kucccssfully applied to u long pipe, and mixing with water results In an emulsion from which tho oil cannot be readily separated. Tho latest hi'heme for dealing with tliC'O viscous oils comprises a pipe rilled on the Inside, mi that the oil, mixed with about 10 per cent of water, Is caused to whirl rapidly. The water, being heavier than the oil, necks the outside, and forms a thin 1II111. which liilulcatiM tho pipe for the pas-age of the oil. The friction Is thus so far reduced that llio nil has heeii easily pumped through a lino thirty-one tulles long. The water and the oil come out entire ly M'narato at the end of the Hue. The Oilier Slilx. Mr. I'pmoro crept out of bed, groped his way to the telephone, and called up tho central olllce. "Hello!" lie Mild, III a low voice. "Please vend word to the nearest police station that there Is a burglar In my hoiie. If they will make a unlet; run they can catch him, My uiuo In No. j III There was a pause of half a minute, and then a grulY voice finished the message In thN wise: "Hello, central! Youse needn't call up do cnp. He burglar has got do guy wot owns die slu'iiang covered wit' do gun, 1111 he'll he out ' here wit' do i.wag In aliout "leveii seconds, lly, by, his." Home Magazine. , 'loo lllil lit l.eiiru. One of the studculs in an Eastern uuleitty. wUhlug to turn an honest peuuyi during his vacation, decided to Introduce 11 new and popular cyclopedia Into the country districts. Needless to hay, he had many ipteer and amusing experiences. At one place he found an obi farmer working In the tlelds. "I'd like to ell you a new cyclope dia," ald the agent. "Well, young teller," said tho fann er, "IM HUe to have one, but I'm nfeerd I'm too old to ride the thing." Triiiitliileil, "Habiliments for Infants" la a sign In a clothing store In Hoston, A west ern visitor, booing It, stopped in amaze uieut. "What does that menu?" he naked his better-aciiualnted fellow westerner. "ThatV" bald tho other. "Oh. that Is Boston dialect for kids' duds." When a man Is satlstlod with hluiself, It Is a sure tiling that others are not atlslled with hltu. VeiM qnrlon flotred. The two KlsterH had engaged n unrv nnt girl. She failed to meet their (.. nulrometits. They were holding a wins tiered consultation In tho dining-room "How shall we get rid of her?" whis pered one. At that moment the girl appeared f.t the door. She carried her grip. Sl wore her hat. In tho other hand was her umbrella. "If you please," film said, polltelv. "I'm going now. Tho place doesn Milt me." New York Globe und Com taerclal Advertiser. llliinir for Mil- (Jrnrrr. "I want lo complain of the flour yon pent me the other day," said Mrs. New llwcd, severely. The grocer assume ' I an anxious expression, and Inqulro! 1 what was the matter with It. "It win 1 tough," replied the Housekeeper nccu 1 Ingly. ".My husband simply could not cat the ulscults I made with It" Vrmnllllly. "Haven't I seen you before some-1 where?" nuked the customer at the lunci. counter. I "Yon prob.ibly snw me at some Igorrni llage." said the dusky waiter. "I wu vlll one of the firnrrnte. siih." It.- llnil It In Wliili, The late Carl Schurz had no conshl eratlon for hypocrites or pretenders I'pon literary pretenders ho was par . tlciilarly severe. I At a dinner In New York one night la man of wealth who had written a volume of pnyms sneered nt politics, "I wouldn't give a picayune," he mild, "for n senatorshlp or u cabinet olllce To be even President, wouldn't tempt me. I, for my part, would rather be known ntiy day as a third rate puet than a llr.it rate statesman." "Well, aren't you?" bald Mr. Schurz. Up KllMT. "I wnnt to get some bird seed," snhl the customer. "Don't try to plague me, smnrty!" cried the new clerk from tho country. "Birds grow from eggs, not Meeds." Tho Catholic Standard and Times. 2i-i-nlcl I'rlvllene of Clllnrnslilp. The right to homestead on tho pub lie domain Is the greatest privilege of American citizenship, says Fanning. The right to homestead Is co-cxlsteit with citizenship. Mvery citizen over :M years of age, overy Immigrant who Inn declared bis or her Intention of be coming a citizen, every head of a fam ily, male or female, oven though under -I, may locate a tract not to exceed ICO acres and after live years' resi dence will receive absolute title there to. A Ctii-linia SIIU. Sicily supplies n curious sill; which Is mmiii by the piilna, a .Mediterranean MielMWh which has a little tube at the end of Its tongue. Out of this tube, splilcr-fashlon, or silkworm-fash ion, It spins n silk thread, with whl-li It fastens Itcelf on any rock It fan cies. When the piilua moves Its silken cable remains behind. This cable, which Is called hyssus, the Sicilian iNh- ermeii gather. II.vhmis weaves Into the Kiftct and ehlhlcst of fabrics, but it It very raro mid expensive. Her Xlellli.it .Hnillr. "What's the reaMin you can't collect tint bill from that woman?" stormed the proprietor of the collection agency, "This Is the M.veuth time you've been ifter It." "Von Jut go round there and let her beam 011 you once." replied the agent, "and you'll llud the reason why!" X'hnlenle I'ullliiir. "Yes, we used lo sit out on the old porch In the beautiful moonlight. Strange to say. .lack never believed ho klsxed me as often us 1 accused him of doing." "Ah, how did you convince him, donr'r" "Why. the next night I told him to cut u notch In the porch each time ho took n kls." "How did the Hcheme work?" "Very well for a while, but er by the end of tho week there wasn't any porch left." XX'Inil lie Tool.. A certain thrifty Individual. In tho hope ef getting a gratuitous medical iplnlon, remarked casually one day to his doctor: "1 say, doctor, what do you do when you've got n cold?" "I cough." replied tin M. IV. briefly. "Ah! Quite so," dtanuuered tho oth er; "but what do yon take?" "I tako advice," snapped the son of INeiilaplus; and the thrifty man took tils leave Modem Soeletv For Coughs and Colds There is a remedy over sixty years old Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Of course you have heard of Improbably have used it. Once in the family, It stays; the one household remedy for coughs and hard colds on the chest. Askyourdoctoraboutit. "I hive hail piuumonU threa timet, and A"r' Cherry reotor.il lut brought metafelT through vch time. I have lint recovered trom my latt attack. al alxty tevrn, No oniler I irlio tt." K. V. lliuoix, titeveu I'olnl, Wis. A da by J. U. Ayar Co.. Lowall. Ala iaqufclurr of A I a rt it n i f A.hK A f SKiPABILU. ijers a PUIS. IK MOOR. AVer's Pills Increase the activity ai the llvsr, and thus aid recover f-kr mm llll. ' ' 1. 11 .11 in ":Y:yfVi'l'" s-tZi ' rA r.-V JFtf''' li inn ii'ffSrVii' 1 1 i,'.ia'M"iiiiii'iii.'in'ili tite, overcoming that tired, run-down feeling, and other ailments common to Spring, which warn us that it is necessary to take a tonic, it is purifying the blood of all poisons and -waste matters so that it can supply to the system the strength and nourishment it needs to keep it in perfect condition during the depressing summer months that are to follow. Spring is the season when most every one needs a tonic. It is nature's time for AN effort to pull through the day. renewing and changing; and as cvervthiup; navo used s. s. s. quito oxtensivoiy nnd unhositatingiy ,.,ft- ., ,.... i:f 4l. ,., .:,.,. :.. .. Tt.: .? rooommond It tis tho boat blood purifier and tonlo mado. ptttS OU 11CW lite, tllC sap rises 111 vegetation, 1 am n machinist by trado nnd nt ono time my aystom was the earth thaws OUt from its winter freC7.es, BO run doxvn that by 10 o'clock overy day I xvould bo com .mrl nil rnetirmrl fr On.;,,!- rtil f plotoly oxhaustod, nnd it xvns xvlth the Kroatost olfort that ..,,- rPqnntlf1 rn vQnrnirr': ,U1" aU rcspoiia IO OpriUg S ana purny cncmseives, mere is a great change also takes place in our bodies. The blood endeavors to throw off the poisons and accumulations which have formed in the system, and been absorbed by it, from the inactive winter inc. ana cans upon evcrv member to assist in the elimination. The system is often unequal to the struggle, the appctuc grows iickic, 111c energies give way, tin! spirits arc depressed, and a general run down condition is the result. Then the body must have assistance it must be strengthened and aided by a tonic, and S. S. S. is the ideal one. Being made entirely from roots, herbs and barks, it docs not disagreeably affect the system in any way as do most of the so-called tonics on the market, which contain Potash or some other harmful mineral ingredient to derange the stomach and digestion, unfavorably affect the bowels, or otherwise damage the health. S. S- S. tones up the stomach and digestion and assists in the assimilation of food; it rids the system of that always-tired, worn-out feeling, and imparts vigor and tone to every part of the body. It re establishes the healthy circulation of the blood, stimulates the sluggish organs, aud calms the unstrung nerves which make one feel that he is on the verge of prostration. S. S. S. gives an appetite and relish for food that nothing else docs, aud by its use we can find our selves with as hearty, hungry an appetite in vSpring as at any other season. It acts more promptly and gives better and more lasting results than any other remedy, aud is absolutely safe because of its vegetable purity. Dyspeptic, irritable, nervous, debili tated people will find S. S. S. is just the medicine that is needed for the purification of the blood, which, from its diseased or impure condition, is causing their trouble, as well as for toning up and helping the entire system. When you take your tonic this Spring do .tot experiment, but get the best the tonic with forty years of success behind it, and the one endorsed by the best people all over the country S. S. S, THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS It is necessary at this time, when the system is depicted and weakened at every point, that the right remedy be used one that is especially adapted to the condition, and S. S. S. has proved itself to be this remedy for many years. If it is taken at the first sign of Spring the system will be so built up and strengthened that the disagreeable affections of the season will not be felt as warmer weather conies on. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. Her Onn TlimiKlit. "M-m-m!" mused tho doctor, with n fpflous face, "the glands of your throat are coated" "The Idea!" gurgled MIks Woodby. "Stylishly coated, 1 hope." Philadel phia Pros. Mow's This? Wo offer Ono Hundred Pollnn McirnriJ for ny cnio o( (nmrrh Unit cstiuot bo cured or Hall's Citurrli l lire. V. J. I'll K.N KY A CO., Props., Toledo, O. Wo, tlio uiitturilKiiL'd, hikvo known K. J, Clit'iioy (or llio lnt l&yrara, and bellevo hlin perocily honuriiMo In nil liulncii trntiuo (ion nnd lliiMiclnlly nlilo lo carry out anyuo llKAttun niNdo by their una. WKr A TuiiAX, whoU'ialo Hrii(rcliti, Toledo, 0. Wamiinu, K i.n.n an A Maiivi.v, W tioleialo Drug" kIu. Toledo, 0. Hall's t'amrrh I'nre Is taken Internally, act IliK directly iis)ii tlio bluod and uiuroui ur- laiei o( . mo nyiiem. crico ,oc. i-or ooiu. tie nyitem. I'rlee He. bold by all DniKKlmi. Icitlninntalt ree Hull's Family rills 1 arc l tie bel. JinMr Ailirelieiilv. The visitor froai beyond tin) suburbs had paid n c.ihiann M cents for driving him four blocks, and the artist In the bssoiueut, to whom ho had submitted his straw hat for cleaning, occupied ten min utes In the process and charged him 75 cents, "Does tt net any worse, young feller," he asked, "the furder I go dowutovu?" FITS P''r Jrr,-llt'H 81. VUut' Danrn una all Nervmn rU'ae Timiiioiitiy i-ureil liy llr. Kline's (Irrat 'Hirer. 8ml fur l'UKKI2lrlal liultlxund IrtfctliU. lit. It. II. Kllll , UU.m AKll M.. l'hllk.,f. Ilia rrt-x-iiei of .11 hid. "O, Harold!" exclaimed the lovely clrl at tho iniiniiier resort. "Isn't the view lovely from here? It's sit down In the shade of this noble old beech and enjoy ; It." "I think, Nellie." said Harold, "you will find tho shade better on the other side of tho tree," j Then, while she was teatln: herself on the spot Indicated, he lingered behind just long enough to tnke oat his knife nnd I erase ins own initials ami tnose or tits last summer's clrl from the bark of the nobla old beech. HOWAltn E. llUUTON.-AMayer ami CliemM. U'mlvlllf. Colnrmliv hHviiuen prliMi liolit, Hllver, l.-aJ. II t Unlit, rillvvr.TVi liolit, &oci Zlnoor foiiiwr, l. L'yanlJo teata. Milling i-nvelop.- an4 full rlcu ll't i'nt ou arpUcatton. I'ontml ami Urn- Iilruwnrk ullclieil. JU'lcruucut Carbouata I' loual iianlc. HCAVES CUBED! tZZU'i iroai.iv. cures ItciTti. Csuthi, Diltemptr oi ladlftillon. Vrurln.rl. u uo dJ rvconiuirad PRUSSIAN HEAVE POWDERS Dniifl.ti will ert them. 1'rK-v'oio at ilralrr. toe lr luIU Id4 lur ltM book. PMUSSIAN RRMEOV CO.. ST. PAUL, MISH CHAS. K. ULLY CO., Suttk lai PortUai. WlokultAiU TIIK 1A1SY n.Y KII.I.KK ijMtroy all th nira miu uniirj cwiu irniiry lioma-ln itliins riHim, !n'ilni; room a ii U all placet w li r t , V I e a n, in.1 anj will not ro.t or In lur anyirilnc. Try ttirm one auUyi'U wltlifvrr bvwliliouillirm, Iruotkep bt lira tra.iaul prtvtd lur ;oo. ItarulU burners USUtWalb ara., Mrooklro. N. V. m . uriucc IV MM V'ft1 1?e GREATEST OF ALL TONICS The itigredieuts that enter into S. S. S. and the method of com bining: and preparinjr them so that they build up and strengthen every part of the body, make it the greatest of remedy PURELY VEGETABLE 'and while mil f n nti rcrr Call to ptirgC I could pull through SHE FOUND GASOLENE ENGINES s t0 4 nor... I'Owit fuliy warranted, li. All lio sad l)Ie at Inn cut rlcc. Wrlln for cntsl(i. RCICRSON MACHINCRY COMPANY I'orlldnd, Oregon. Egan Dramatic and Operatic School Season 1906 and J907 Opens Sept. 15 Prepares for Dramatic and Operatic Stago and places U militates in t-ix months- Forty Graduates now with traveling cotnpaniea. Bend for Cata logue. Egan Dramatic and Operatic School i'tin Hill, Aruie Bulldin;, Stitt!e. FRANK C EGAN, Principal. MAKE EVERY DAY COUNT- no matter how bad the weather You cannot afford to be without a TOWER'S WATERPROOF OILED SUIT .OR SLICKER When you buy luurv lur wiu SIONOFTHEFISH T0tis uhwi co scinxut. TOtt UAtM CO t- T00TOM. 20 -Mule -Team BORAX For Mashing blankets, woolens, lace cur tains, ribbons, embroideries, silk gloves and all delicate fabrics, as well as for clean Ins and shining Dishes, China, Pai'il, Mar ble, Cooking Utensils and Silver, 20-Mule-Team Borax Is unsurpassed. A'lilfati-r-u Full alia park-as Ilorax A norn -mmii Xi-pago liook etuiul touiriilr pi iurt7iHtu loi-nlor lr- fix 10 t-riiu ami Ivalt-r'a namr, l'A .tilt CU.V-il IIUU.V.C'U.,Ua.luiidval. CLASSIF1EDADVERTISIIMG Portland Trade Directory Names and Addresses In Portland ef Repre sentative Business firms. UllKAM hKI'AllA'lllll-.-U.. Knara ur Ilia U.-i. Miuraior iobiliriM-i, Wrlu ,w lriaioi. lUiriwoikt Ctt, rinii am Omk. UKN'SCfXlTIUMI-lliirTiim .t I'tnilltlon, sola aitrnis AUrrtl llrnianiln Co.' rurrrvt iiothri hvrrylrilnir in mrn's riiriilililnn. alorrlaou aud. Bt.iH .utvi. w))iu,ii. iioaionifa. 1'IAMIS .t 01Ul..SMany fin. Ins rumtnta rt yri tons aa-onni rkurts or ramoval of buyer rlia ror drcr pllon of p ano now no bam! Uijius, no. Writ today. UUfren Co., I'onlaoa u"tlraTn . A ' " all tonics. S. S. S. is nature's it is restoring the lost appe the balanco of tho day. Slnoo takln S. S S., howevor, nil tills has disappeared. I nm n. strong, vigorous man, abundantly able to do my day's xvorlc, my nppotlto has boon xvhottod r.p so that I can oat anything, my sleep is ftwoot and refreshing, and I lenoxv furthor that it has purified my blood and put it in good condition. I oannot spoalc too highly of your grant romedy, S. 8. 8. 817 W. Broad St., Columbus, O. A. Ii. MONTGOMERY IT THE BEST SPRING TONIC. On two occasions I havo usod 8. 8, S. In tho spring with lino rosults. I can hoartlly recommond it as ti tonlo and. blood purlflor. I xvns troubled xvlth hondaoho, Indigestion nnd llvor troubles, which nil disappeared under tho uso of S. 8. 8. My nppotlto, xvhlch xvns poor, was grontly holpod. I can oat tiny thing I xvnnt now xvlthout fonr of In digestion, nnd my blood has boon thoroughly olenusod of all ltnpurltlos and mado rich nnd strong again. As a tonlo nnd blood purlflor it Is nil you claim for it. 771 E. Main St., Sprlugflold, O. MRS. G. WIEGEL. WMmmm Ml.lAlWV.lTni Dr, G. Gee Wo WONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT Tli' wiinilrful flit. I-.. iilnr I rmliil trrat lirraii h mim vlllH Wlllllllll Ulm' linn ihitt uri k'lw nil In ill, llii turn Willi Hum,- wiinilrtdil fill' ma- hrrlM, Km, lnuls liark ami vruliilili'i ilui: ar rullrvl)' in" knimn in innllral ci. im. in inn coniiiry. Tliroiiuli Ilia u. nr llmai Inrinl.-i rriui-itU-4 IIiIh IhIiiiiui ilojlur knoivi In.- i.ciu.u nfiivi-r Joo it flurvnl rni'-illl which In miiH-rvaiiilly iiwi In ili-Trri-ni il'a. ll kii.iriiiiii fiioi-iirweuiarrli. milium, linn;, ilir.ia", iIm-iuiihiIiiii, iiitviiiuii., loniiii'h, Ihi-rs k .! ni-", ill-. i Iihh litiiulrr.lt ut trtlliiiiinliiK I li. r.! iniNlrrale. I ull mid te lilm. I'atlrnli mil i.i III til)- write lor hlnnkr an. I o rcuUri. hillj lurtii. CU.NnLl.TATIU.V r'llKli Are THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO 1C21, first St., S. E. Cor. Morrison Mention japer. PORTIAND, OtlCGON. V. L. DOUGLAS '3.50 &'3.00 Shoes DEST IN THE WORLD W.L.Uouglas$4Gilt Edge lino. cannoicacquaiieuaianjfpt 7i .VAm Dtaltrti W. I. Hainan Jnh. lltf Itouw It ilia moat compute In llild-niintiy iiinJor CitilvD SHOES TOR KVERYBODY AT ALL PRICES. Men's Sboea, 10 to St. BO. .Boys' Shora. $3 loat.vo. wgmvnioriaci, ,. uu to ll.&U, Mtas a tt CblUrau'a Saos, $3.23 to fl.OO. Trv W. I., Iloiislns Wiinu-ii's, Jlia and Cliililreu'a aliiifai lur lU-, lit mill Hear tlii-y I'icel iiIIiit innkv. If I could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass., and show you how carefully W.L. Douglas shoes are made, you would then understand why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater value than any other make. Wherever you live, you can obtain W. U Douglas shoes. His nam and price Is stamped on the bottom, whkh protects you against high prices and Interior shoes. Take no jutjf tute. A:k your dealer lor W, L.Doujlas shoes and Insist upnn having them, fast Color tutittl ustd; tkty ulll not utar brats. Wrlie tor Illustrated Catalog ot Pall Styles. W. U IXHJOLAS, Depl. J, Brockton, Masa. P. N. U. 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