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THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON
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All Humors
Aro lmpuro matters which tlio skin, liver,
klilnrys and otlior organs cannot tnko care
of without help.
l'lmplcs, bolls, eczema and other erup
tions, low of nppctllc, that tired fecllnu,
bilious turns, fits of Indigestion, dull head,
itches and many other troubles aro duo to
them. They aro removed by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as Garsatabs. 100 doses $1.
.N'urcrtnn' ."S.mv Hint.
When Clutrles 1 Xorcross, now n
tvoll-ki jvn Witslilngton correspondent,
ticgnn his newspaper career he was
Bent to "cover" one of tlio courts. Ills
IiiihIiicsh wns to look lit tlio docket mid
find the facts about any enso that seem
ed to hi in to wurriint lilm In writing
nlwiit.
One nftcrnooti lie dlscovcrctl nn entry
that said ono William Hums had been
arrested and fined $10 for stenlliiK it
martingale from James Jones, n neigh
bor. lie recited tlies facts In nn Introduc
tory paragraph, mid then went on:
"This criminal was Justly punished, for
tlio pretty llttlo nmrtliiKiilo he stole was
the Joy mid comfort of the wife of
James Jones. Kite kept It In n cage In
her parlor, nrnl when, tired with tho
work of the day, the mnrtlngali! began
to pour forth tlioe strains of melody
for which our Pittsburg martingales nro
famous, she found great pleasure. Such
miscreants ns this man Hum, should
not Im allowed at large, especially when
they descend so low as to steal harm
less and melodious martingales." Sat
urday evening 1'ost.
Ilnil, Hnil Kitty!
The scientists make out a good case
gainst the house cat, who, with all her
charming and lovable qualities, Is
shown to be nn ngent of disease, nnd
u wholesale destroyer of bird Ilfo. Dr.
Cnrollno A. Osborne, who has been con
ducting experiments nt Clark Univer
sity, has found that cuts hnvo dlpli
therln, whooping cough, tuberculosis,
eczema nnd ring-worm. Kven when
rats do not actually contract there
iiinlndlrs they may carry the contagion
nbout with them. As iilmrods they
aro responsible for the death of nbout
fifty birds a year, according to K, II.
I'orbiish, Statu Ornithologist for Man
nnchiisotts, not Including the suffering
they lulllct by their mangling of birds,
Miulrrels and rabbits. riilhidulphln
1'renH.
liiiruulii nay.
The fresh cream puffs In the Itnllnn
linker's window looked Inviting, ami
the Interested housekeeper stepped In
tide tho shop to nsk the price.
"Klfleenn rent a n dor.," replied tho
lulling proprietor, wiping his hnnds on
Ids apron, preparatory to wrapping tho
cukes.
"Why," exclaimed the Indy, unnhlo
to conceal her astonishment, "that's
very cheap for cream puffs! I usually
liuvo to pay thirty. I don't see how
3oii t'tin niiiko them nt that price."
"IIliu chcapa all rlghta," conllded
tlm linker. "Da henlt' olllce telephomi
1 gotta closn da shop right off, My
Klrl, Antonle. gottn tin mensle."
A I. ii If Killtlon.
Julius Knlin, reprenMitntlvo from Snn
Friuiiilsoo, was In Washliigton when tho
tnrthiuako came nnd was nearly fran
tic, becnusc his wlfo nnd children, In
cluding a Imhy n few days old, were di
rectly In the path of tlio lire.
ICiliti spent two days trying to tolo
Rni'in nnd then took n train and went
out, nnd lludlng his family snfo, stayed
m WiHk or so In tho ruined city.
On his return ho found n letter from
it constituent, written eight days nftcr
the hliock, which began :
"Dear Julius; "No doubt you will bo
surprised to learn from mu that wo
have had a terrlblo enrthqunko out
liere." Sa turday Kvonlng Post.
To 111 ly Tliflr llulluna,
The inluUter's wlfo wns busily en
Kaged one afternoon mending tho fam
ily clothes when u neighbor called for
u friendly ehat. After a few moments
of news ami gossip the caller remarked,
us she iK'gaii to Inspect a basket of
miscellaneous buttons:
"Vou seem to bo unusimlly woll sup
plied with buttons of all kinds. Why,
there Is ono like my liiislmnd had on his
last winter's suit."
"Indeed," said the minister's wife,
with u slight Millie. "All these but
tons were found In tho contribution
box, nnd I thought I might ns well have
nome u out of them. Well, must you
Kol Well, goodby. (mo ngnln soon.
Does Your
Heart Beat
Yes. 100,000 times each day.
Does it send out good blood
or bad blood? You know, for
cood blood Is good health;
bad blood, bad health. And
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed It for 60 years.
One f iiuont nut of bad blood It a iluf lh
lleer. Tint produces conitlpatlon, I'oitouous
suliiane,arllieii atuorned Into the blood,
lotlead of being removed (torn the body dally
nature Intended, Keep Ilia bowel! tug
with Ajsr's I'UU. Ilw pills. All vegetable.
Av
by J, O. Ajrer Oo.. LowsU.
AUa nianuftMlttren of
9 suit viaot.
f Ji9JC amis cum.
UVf O CIHtMY rcaotAU
THE HUNTING SEASON.
Itp -w iff flip fjfc
Clnclnnntl Post
kittle Ueora
in patriotism
fco ' ''' '
In the bnttlo of Lnko Chnmplntn,
whero .nore than one American distin
guished himself for bravery, notably
among them Commo
dore McDonough and
dipt. Henley, Lieu
tenant Commandant
Stephen Cassln per
formed services
which won for him
it medal from Con
gross nnd wide
spread recognition of
his bravery.
The Hrltlsli force
was siuierlor In mini-
cait. cahhin. jerHt the calmness of
the lake ermltted heavy armaments
on comparatively light vessels, and of
this circumstance tlio Hrltlsli availed
themselves, giving their commander u
ship initial In force to two of tho Amer
ican shlH. with which he, being n vet
eran olllcer of no menu ability, made
sure of capturing tho young American,
OihsIii.
Hut tho nnvnl discipline Cassln had
served In the Trlpolltnn wnr the skill.
tlnJ coolness, tho courage nnd tho dar
lug Intrepidity of CasMn wore brought
Into action. Ho made the attack In
stead of waiting for It, thereby gaining
nn advantage over his rival.
Ills undaunted spirit, which had
enabled him to endure two years' Im
prisonment In Spain In tlio previous
war, now bore him forwnrd. In spite
of tho apparently overwhelming ob
stacles that confronted him, ho over
came tho enemy, nnd by his action so
Inspired his own men and even tho men
In tho other ships thnt ho deservedly
won his reward of tho prnlso of tho
Congress of his country.
A FORTUNE FOR DRE88.
MUa Mitriieliit, Neur York Ilrlroaa,
HlH-iuU 9100,000 Yriirly.
Most people would bo satisfied nnd
consider themselves well fixed for llfo
If they fell into n fortune of $100,000.
That Is the sum, however, which Miss
fllulln Moroslnl, daughter of tho mill
ionaire banker of New York, spends on
Mtbb U01IOSIM.
her clothes In ono year. At times her
outlay for clothes exceeds even these
enormous figures. Miss Moroslnl does
cot consider the sum nt nil large and
was surprised thnt tho statement should
create any public Interest, when n
nowspnpor writer Interviewed her nt
her father's palatini home at Hlvordnlo
ou tho Hudson.
Many of the gowns In Miss Moroslnl's
wnrdrobe cost from 14,000 to $8,000
ach. Her lingerie alone costs $5,000
yearly.
She It Interested In road driving nnd
maintains tho most costly stables own
ed by a woman In the world. Of course,
th cost of mulntalultig her stable baa
BottUnf to do with th Item for frocks.
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Hut yet there Is n connection. Her
friends regnrd her ns the most expert
womnti whip In tho country. And
therefore It becomes her to conduct her
self as such. Accordingly, when slio
takes tho nlr In one of her $10,000 turn
outs behind her three-nbrenst teiun n
mntter of fcouie Slft.000 to $120,000 worth
of carriage horse she must nnturnlly
bo appropriately dressed, with n duo
consideration to the matching or proper
contrast between tho colors In horse,
harness, whip, lint, hair, clonic, gown,
etc. She designs her own harnesses, to
match the coloring of the horses. When
driving she ts clad In colors which har
monize with the harness nud elaborate
equipage. One set of harness nnd n
cart cost S7.000. Kven tho whips nro
made to ninteli the turnouts, of which
there nro seven. Ono of them has u
nine-Inch handle of solid gold nud cost
$500.
Miss Moroslnl Is n girl of striking
beauty nnd superb figure. Her father,
Ulovimul Moroslnl, first enmo to tms
country ns n refugee with tho great
Itnllnn patriot Uarionldl. He mot with
great success In the llnnnclnl world nnd
wns once a pnrtner of Jny Gould.
AMHER8T 8WIMMINQ RULE.
thulerwrnduMtr Now Ilciiulrcil to
Ilecoiuv Adepts In tho Hpurt.
The decreo that has gono out from
Amherst College, now that tho Institu
tion has a large and complete swim
ming equipment, that nil students of
that Institution must not only bathe but
learn t bwIiii, Is arousing much Inter
est In tho press, says the Itoclmstcr
Democrat nud Chronicle.
Heretofore, swimming has not been
dlgidtlcd as an accomplishment to bo
require of college undergraduates. It
has either been Ignored altogether, or,
If encouraged, left optional with tlio
students whothor they should ncqulro
It or not.
Itut Amherst has Initiated a forward
movement In tho matter and her exper
iment will bo watched with some curi
osity. It Is, ut least, n protty good ml
vortlsoment for tlio college, nnd will no
doubt popularize the Institution In tho
estimation of mane' young men; for In
this day of athletics swimming should
bo In favor with all who loui manly
exorcise or sjwrt.
Strango ns it mny seem, It Is said
thnt n largo percentage of college
youths hnvo not acquired tho nrt of
swimming. A sturdy, henlUiy boy
should tnko to tlio water with the
engeruess of a young duck. In the old
dnys of deep-creek or swlmmhig-hole
Indulgence there wns much dinger at
tending one's experiments in the wntor; i
but dcvsplto thnt tho boys generally took
Uio risk nud learned to swim. The
modern Institutional swimming tanks Is
much safer, nnd there Is no excuso for
n nnturnl youth, having nccoss to these
or nuy other safe bnthlng places, ro
mnliilng lncnpnble of taking en re of
himself In tho witter. Of conrso there
nre dnuger for even swimmers j but
the boy or girl, mnn or woman, who enn
swim, on tlio whole, Is better nsMircd of
escape In n water nccldent tliuu ono
who can't.
Moreover, there Is n lot of pleasure
nnd fun In swimming when the prnctlco
Is Judiciously Indulgod. So every en
couragement should lio nfforded to tho
youth of our time to cultivate tlio nrt
of swimming, even If It Is not made
compulsory In our schools, collegea and
universities.
nianppiilutliiit-,
A car had stopped nt n busy corner.
Just ns tho conductor had reached to
give the signal to start, there were
yells of warning nud nn nusworlng yell
from tho outside.
"Wnlt till I get my clothes onl"
cried a shrill voice.
The passengers crnned their necka
and looked out. A amall boy with a
basket of laundry wna trying to get
aboard. Harper's Magazine.
" Tort Not. '
"Morris waa blackballed at the golf
club, and ho's not even allowed on the
links."
"For goodness sake I Whyr
"He's the sort of man that nerer lets
the grass grow under his feet" Boitoa
Transcript,
I Ht"f !
GOOD
Shoftg
torlesl
vl"t-ft"rrHft-HI-f-ffl-r-l -?
One day when William M. Evnrts,
Secretary of State under President
Ilnyes, wns a college student, he wns
called on to read Virgil In clnss. Ho
started out bravely: "Three times I
strove to cast my nrms nround her
neck, nnd nnd " nddlng lamely,
"Thnt'8 ns fnr ns I got, professor."
"Well, Mr. Evnrts," snld the professor,
"I think thnt wns quite fnr enough."
William II. Crnne, the nctor, wns re
cently nsked how It wns thnt he nev;r
nttempted serious Shnkespenrenn
roles. "Hut I did once," replied tho
comedlnn. "Ycnrs ngo, In the West,
I played 'Hnmlct'" "Did you, In
deed?" snld nn admirer nnd friend.
"Didn't you have n great success?
Didn't the nudlence cnll you before tho
curtain?" "Call me' replied Crnue.
"Why, mnn, they dnred met"
John Shnrp Williams hnd nn engnge
ment to spenk In n small Southern
town. The train ho wns trnvellng on
wns not of the swiftest, nnd he lost no
opportunity of keeping tho conductor
Informed as to his opinions of thnt par
ticular rond. "Well, If yer don't llko
It," the conductor flnnlly blurted out,
"why In thunder don't yer git out nn'
wulk?" "I would," Mr. Williams bland
ly replied, "but you see the committed
doesn't expect me until this train gets
In."
General Cnrr, nt the outbreak of the
Civil War, left Troy to take the com
mand of a regiment. At Hlg Hcthcl his
regiment hnd been halted for rest and
refreshment and had not yet experi
enced tho excitement of n skirmish.
Confederates were In ambush, and
from a safe hiding place they opened
fire. Cnrr, so the story runs, Instantly
put spurs to his horso nud dashed up
to u group of olllecrs. "They aro fir
ing uiKin my regiment!" he shouted.
"My God I Now what Is to ho done?"
1'lrwl l'rliii'lile.
A fow plain rules, formulated by o
Chicago bank olllclnl, have been circu
lated In the business section of New
York, ami are attracting attention as a
restatement of first principles for the
regulation of the conduct of bushiest
men who desire to achieve solid and
houl-sntlsfytug HUCCCS.9.
The foundation maxim of tho Chica
go banker Is that money must b
made honestly or not tit nil. There arc
nobler pursuits than the mere getting
of money; but one may say that after
a Hulllclent education the first worldly
duty of tho man who has not Inherited
a fortune Is to gain a competence. Tin
productive period of life Is rntliet
short. From twenty to twenty-llvo yean
nro spent In preparation, gaining
knowledge and experience. I'osslblj
forty years will remain for nionej
making, and If even a modest
competence can be acquired Id
this time, one has done welL
Tho making of money Is a mighty prob
lem, and In the vast majority of In
stances It must bo mndo by plodding
Industry, hard work nud Mi let observ
ance of the prudential maxims. Th
mass of men nro not sulllclently gifted
to ncqulro money by short cuts nud bold
striken of enterprise. It requires a
very oxceptlonnl order of ability to or
gnnlzo and conduct successfully vast
schemes of profit; but, whatever tin
limitations of financial skill, It Is h
mlstnko to suppose that dishonest prac
tices nnd questionable finessing In busi
ness yield greater success than old
fashioned Integrity. Philadelphia Led
ger. Wrltlnir of I'rt-aerlptlona,
Tho uso of Latin by physicians In
prescription writing Is commonly re
garded as a harmless survival of me
dievalism, says the Literary Digest
Occasionally a lay writer suggests Its
abandonment. In commenting on a re
cent note to this effect in a dally pa
per, which ndvocutes tho compulsory
use of Kngllsh In prescriptions, the
Druggist's Circular and Chemical On
zetto takes occasion to mako a strong
dofenso of tho time-honored practice.
Says this paper:
"Supiwso tho sapient writer quoted,
whoso uttctnuces may sound all right
to thoso who know no more of his sub
ject that he does, should fall sick and
Ills physician should decide that the
ono thing needful to sine his life wat
geranium robertlaulum. If there were
a law preventing the doctor from pro
scribing In Latin ho would hnvo to
choose ono of tho upwind of n dozen
English names for this drug. Suppose
ho chose 'redshanks' niul so wrote the
word In his prescription. When the
druggist went to prepare the medicine
be would tlud that 'redshanks' was the
English name of at least four entirely
different plants, unmely, the ouo al
ready mentioned, polygonluin nniphlb
luin, polygoulum perslcarln and ruuiex
acetosa,
"As with redshnnks so with hun
dreds of other drugs: Aaron's beard
may bo cotlnus contlnus, cymbalnrla
eymbalarln or snxlfrngn sarmentosa.
Of suakeroots there are numlwrlesa
kluds. Suppose the Kngllsh-wrltlug
doctor wanted to bo sure of getting the
right kind, so specified snukeroot, then
Is the druggist to dlsjteiue clmlclfugs
racemosa, nsurutu cauadeuse or taal
cula Maryluudlcn?"
Some matches may bo made In heav
en, but the majority are made by Um
watch trust
WW hi J M
Tho Kind You Ilavo Always Bought has borno tho slgnn
turo of ClutH. II. Fletcher, nnd has been mndo under his
pcrsoiml supervision for over 30 years. Allow no ono
to dccclvo you in this. Counterfeits. Imitations nnd
Just-ns-frood " nro but Experiments, nnd endanger tho
health of Children Expcrlonco ngalnst Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Cnstoria is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pnro
ftoric, Drops nnd Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphlno nor other Narcotlo
substance. Its nrro Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
nnd allays Fovcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea nnd Wind
Colic. It relieves Tccthlnpr Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach nnd Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
The KM You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
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In Use For Over 30 Years.
Th Limit of Honesty,
Dorn Never tell Flora any secrets.
Cora Can't she keep them?
Dorn Keep them? Why, thnt girl
tells people Lor right ago I Cleveland
Leader.
SI. Vltua' Dane and nil Nerroua Dla'ann
iwrmaiianlly curpd hr Dr. Kllna'a Orrat
Jlrv
rvo ll.atorer. He ml for FHKI: 12 trial bnttli and
Ireallia. Dr. il. ir.Klln.-,lxL,lill ArchHt., l'blla.,l'a.
Hiatus la th ISmtnajemeat,
"Our engagement will hnvo to be
temporarily suspended," announced the
summer girl, calmly.
"Oh, Impossible," the young mnn
vowed.
"It will hnvo to he. My husband
writes that ho Is coming down for n
week." Louisville Courier-Journal.
You Can (let Allen's Foot-Disc FRDQ.
Wtlto Allen 8. OlmitcJ, Lo Itoy.N. Y for a
free mrlo of Alien' KooM'.ujc. .It cures
iweatlii(r, hotiwollon, aching fen. H makes
new or light ihors rajr. A rertstn euro for
corm, Insrowlngnslli anil Minion. Aildruir
fUUMlllt. Sic. Don't sccopt any suUfltute.
Nature' KiidotTmeiit.
Caller Miss Mllllccnt plays wonder
fully on the pi n no.
Grandfather Orcerlus Yes; It sort o'
runs In the fnm'ly. By Jucks, you'd ort
to 'are hecrd mo play "Ole Dan Tucker"
an' "Ole Dob Illdlcy" on a Jewibarp when
I was a boy I
9100 Reward, 1100.
The reader of thlp(er-wlU bo pleased to
learn that there 1 at lent one dreaded dlefte
that science ha been able to cure In all ft
lagea, and that 1 Catarrh. Hall' Catarrh
Uuro lathe only po"le euro known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh beitiK a constitu
tional dl.eaio, require a conitltutlonal treat
ment. Halt' Catarrh Cure l taken Internally,
acting directly u;on the Mood and mucoui
lurr.cMal thn aritem. thereby deatrOTlllK the
foundation of thedlieaie, and Hiving the pa
tient strength by bnlldltiK up the comtltutlon
and asiUtlng nature In (lultig ft work. The
proprietor have o much faith In It curative
power that they offer One Hundred .Dollar
for any caao that It fall to cure. Bend for list
of teitimonlali. . .
Addreu. K. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, a
Bold by (lrugsUti, 75c.
llaU's Family I'UU are the belt.
About the I.lmlt.
Gunner And la old Closoman so
rcry close In his dealings?
Guycr Closo? Why, ho wanted to
pay less for a desk calendar for tho
month of February because It did not
contain ns many days as the other
months.
No Dullaess Anrvrher.
"Pa," said little Willie, looking up
from his book, "what Is 'a comatose
state' ?"
"Well, my son," replied Willie's pa,
"Just at present there Isn't a single
comatose state In tho union; all hus
tling and prosperous." Philadelphia
Press.
CURED OF GRAVEL.
Not a Single Stone Has Formed Since
Using Doan's Kldnay Pills.
J. D. Daughtrey, music publisher,
of Suffolk, Va., says: "Oaring two or
three years that I had kidney trouble I
paaaed about 2J4
pounds of gravel and
sandy sediment in the
urine. I liarea't
passed a atone since
using Doan's Kidney
Pills, however, and
that was three years
ago. I used to suffer
the moat acuta agony
during a gravel attack,
and had the other us
ual symptoms of kidney trouble lassi
tude, headaches, pain in the back, uri
nary disorders, rheumatic pain, etc, I
have a box containing 14 gravel atones
that I passed, but that is not oue-foorth
of the whole number. I consider
Doan'a Kidney Pills a fine kidney
tonic."
Bold by all dealers. 60 centa a box,
Foster-Milbnrn Co., Uuffalo, N, Y,
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Portland Trade Directory
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Metathe Buslaess riraaa.
Clit: AM BKI-AKAIOKS Wa cvaranta the U.S.
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Uaialvtood fa, mh aad Oak.
MKN'aCLOTUINO niituin Paodtalon. sol
cams Alfred Uaulamls Cc'a correct dothaa,
kvf rylhlDc la ruin's rurnUblac. jlorrUoa as4
Mixta strteta. Oppoaita posto&c.
t-IANOS A OHOANS Many as lailramanU r
vrrttoui account aicknrsaor removal cfbuytr
Writ lor description of p ano now oa baud.
tena. sta. Writs tedar, UUbsrt Ce, forilaad
Signature of
There nro now nbout .100,000 spindles
employed In the worsted Industry In Aus
tria, against 100,000 spindles In 1882.
HOWAItO R, nunTON.-Amajer ar-4 Chemlat.
Lsarivlltr. Colorado. Hnarlmcn prkni UoliL
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L'oprM-r,l. Cjanldo tenia. Mailing envelopes and
full prim list ii-nt on application. Control and Urn-
plro work solicited.
ltsrvrancsl Carbonate Na
tiouai nan.
A
HEAVE CURED! lSi
trouwea. Cum llsavs.
Csuthi, Dlllcmptr s4
Indltftitlon. Velerlnarl.
an uia and recommend
PRUSSIAN
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l-rles Wo at dealer. Mo by
mail. Send lor t'rse book.
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when out m the hardest atorm.
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Wng IIoum Is Ilia limit
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tosi.uo. women l ini, ,. uu w fi.ou,
aiiasts' a cnudran s bnoes, j.ua to si.uu.
Try V. V. Duuclus Wuuii-u's, MUss an
Children's shos for style, tit nnd wear
titer eiacel uther makes.
It I could take you Into my large
factories at Brockton, Mass., and ahow
you how carefully W.L. Dottsbs shoes
are nude, you would then undcraUtMl
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you caa obtala W. L.
Douglas shoe. His naaa and price U sUaapssI
oa the eottoea, whka protects you agalast kick
prices aad lalerior shoes. Takm no sukstl
tut. Ask your dealer for w. L. Douglas skate
aad lasts! upoa kavtas; tkesa.
fatt Ctlor fye'etJ uuat tiny mill not wtor 6raxaa
Writ tor fHuatrated Catalog ot FaU StyUs.
W. U DOUOLAS, DepC 3, Brockton, Maas,
f. N.U,
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TTTHKH writing to adTortltors plaaMl
nealloB this paper.
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