1909.
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X 11JU
npr'r.nvTW MONDAY. JANUARY 18,
INLAND
EMPIRE
BIG FLOOD
FE
Chinook Melts Snow- Faster
Than River Can Carry Off
Surplus Water.
RAILROADS ARE HARD Hll
raloue Brunch of X. P. Cancel
AH Trains. Two Mile of Track
firing Washed Out at Spangle.
City of fpokno Suffers.
FPOKANE. WKh.. Jan. lT-ISl"'
Floods which will i'"al In point of dam
u nd inconvenience the worst In many
year., are feared In the Inland Empire.
For 4 hours the chlnook has bwn turn
ing the hvy fall of snow into water
and few beds of streams are deep or wide
enouch to carry off th surplus. Not a
few householders In Spokane are In dis
tress, cellars dripping and In some cases
the water ba. klng up. as to the case m
Vnloa Park, onto the first floors of houses.
Fpokane River, of course. Is always within
bounds hero.
Kvery railroad connecting with Spo
kane is plannin to combat serious wash-
outs.
fled
TV Northern t'aeinc iuua; i.u.i
Brangellst Billy Sunday that it
would give employment co every v.."
the '.Mt homeless Sunday has been hous
ing. alKo 7SD more If they are to be found.
The trains on the Palouse branch were
annulled this afternoon, two miles of
track beyond Spansle being washed out.
The train from Lewistnn Is also annulled.
While- the main lines of the Hill roads
are not seriously handicapped today, the
morrow will bring washouts east and
west, according to best advices to rail
road officials. Warm rains are prevalent
all over this region.
MORE , SNOW IS PRKHICTED
Oldtimers at Hood River Not Satis
fled With Five-Foot Fall.
HOOD RIVER. Or.. Jan. 17. (Special.)
A heavy thaw and rain today Is mak
ing some Inroads on the snow and caus
ing small freshet In the small streams
and Hood River. The ice on the Colum
bia shows slims of breaking up.. There
Is. however, no apparent rise in the lat
ter at this point.
n Is rredicted by weather-wise old
residents here that more snow will fa.l
In a few days and that they do not ex
pect the old snow to disappear for sev
eral weeks. Reports from the valley are
to the effect that no damage has been
done to fruit trees and that in many
places the snow Is still four to five feet
dThe country roads are all open, and
many residents of the valley who have
been unable to get to town for the past
ten days came In yesterday and toda.
From James Chitty. of Vnto. who
drove here today, it Is learned that John
Thomas, the trackwalker at Mitchells
Point, on the O. R- & N.. was made a
prisoner in his cabin along the track by
in Immense slide at that point all day
Friday and that it took two rotary
nowplow. and a larKe gang of men to
release him. Two years ago Thomas had
a similar experience, but was rescued
by the section nan.
Trains have been running from
ihr hours late, but have
in hour
all got
through.
6TEADT RISE AT ALBANY
Waterfront Basement Flooded and
25-Fcot Iepth Kspected.
ALBANY. Or.. Jan. lT.-lBpecial.)-The
"vVlllametto River rose three feet here last
night and two feet more today, and now
stand. 31 feet above -waterJn1a'
It continues to rise gradually. Water
front basements are flooded but were
cleared in plenty of time, so no damage
has resulted. .
t.v. cw c x rvmnanv-s dock Is covered
.-.o. feit deep. The Albany-Corvallis
wagon road 1. flooded at the north end
of the Albany bridge, cutting off Benton
County traffic from this city.
A warm heavy rain last night carried
off the remainder 'of the snow with a
rush, and rains have continued inrm';
tm. Indicates a further
rise and "ti e Willamette is expected to
.;, r w,t 25 feet here. Heavy winds
prevailed this forenoon.
SCHOONKR STRIKES THETIS
Collision at Port Townsend Due to
Severe Southeast Gale.
pnoT TOWNSEND. Wash.. Jan. 17.
rw.-ial. Uriftlnir on her anchors across
r..rt Townsend Bay before a southeast
gale that has .wept lower Puget Sound
waters for - hours. the American
schooner Ethel Zane this morning wa
blown into the bow of the United State,
p.r.nn futter Thetis, at anchor. The
v.n w seriously damaged about the
. t .m and cabill dock.
The lookout on the Government vessel
hrvd the approaching schooner in
time to net under way and escape more
u.inn. results. The schooner John 1.
moored at a local wharf, was extensively
damaged.
STORI A HAS SEAERE GALE
Wind Reaches Velocity of 70 Miles
an Hour No Damage.
ASTORIA. Or.. Jan. 17. (Specials
Following closely the warnings sent out
at P. M. last nleht by the Portland
u..rh.r Hnrenu office. Astoria for the
rnnd time this week experienced
blow from the southwest that at times
i . ..ma from every point of the
, and which reached a ve!oity
of 7 miles an hour. While no particular
.no.. Hone. the rainfall was
Ti.r the storm has abated, but the
ir,.i .till hinn In the southwest, and
a light balmy rain Is falling.
Thaw Start at The Dalles.
THE PALLKS. Or.. Jan. 17. (Spe
riHl.) The snow melted rapidly today,
leaving the Ftreets slushy. Rain be
gan falling this afternoon and more
rain and warmer weather is predicted
for tomorrow. AlthouKh warning ha.
.' been given to people to be careful In
prntfllnff the river, on account of the
; thaw, many persons crossed to th
' north si le today.
Danger Point at Salem Not Reached
SALKM. Or., Jan. 17. Special.) The
warm chlnook wind and rain of the past
i -1 hours has caused most of the snow
' to disappear. River, and creeks are hish
and rising slowly, out uaie oi )
reached the danger point. At 5 o'clock
' this afternoon the Willamette had
1 readied tha 16'.i-fwot .tage. It M not
ARS
FRENCH SHIP ALICE, ASHORE
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TORV KIOOI?fG SHOWS
NAHCOTTA. Wash., Jan. 17. (Speclal.)-The French ship Alice, which
was driven on the beach here during the heavy gale of Friday morning
remains fast in the sands, where she is being pounded hourly by the
breakers. The vessel and cargo are valued at 160.000.
go much higher at this point unless
there are heavy thaws in the mountains.
Many Jnckrabblts Killed.
ALBANY. Or.. Jan. 17. (Special.)
Hunters made record killings of coons
and Jackrabblts in this county while the
snow was on the ground. In the vicinity
of Sclo fine coon hunting Is reported,
and hundreds of Jackrabblts met death
near Albany. Jackrabblts have been very
scarce In this part of rhe state until th9
last two years, when they became some
what numerous. Ed Truelove. residing
near Albany. kUled 18 Jackrabblts while
the snow was on the ground, and ome
other, bagged almost as many.
IleaTy Slides In Tacoma.
TACOMA, Wash.. Jan. 17. (Special.)
All day great quantities of earth kept
caving in and sliding off the cliff on Pa
cific avenue and several large slides
covered the inside track of the street
railway company's wharf line. Along the
line of the Puget Sound Electric Rail
way landslides have been frequent during
the past few days, and trains have been
compelled to run very slowly.
LIGHT FLEET ENDS VOYAGE
Completes 14,000 -Mile Trip From
' New York to San Diego.
BAN DIBGO. Cal.. Jan. 17. After an
uneventful voyage of 118 days, the neet
of light vessel, and lighthouse tenaers
which left New York last September,
cane into port today. The fleet consists
of the lightships Columbia River. Swift
sure and Relief and the tenders Sequoia,
Kukul and Manranilla. Captain Merti
is in command.
The fleet has made a voyage or 14.
miles without a mishap. The vessel, win
remain here till Wednesday ana tnen
proceed to San Francisco and later be
distributed. One lightship will probably
be stationed at Astoria and may go to
Honolulu, and the third will be placed
somewhere along the middle coast.
SNOW TOO DEEP FOR COURT
Term Adjonrned at Fossil Because
Lawyers Can't Reach Town.
FOSSIL, Or.. Jan. 17. (Special. )-Judce
n V. TJttiefleld yesterday postponed tne
Januaxv term of the Circuit Court until
April, owing to the fact that many or
the attorney, who have cases were un
able to be present at the .appointed time.
The only apparent Inconvenience is to
one Oscar curry wno is unaer muicum-m
for stealing horses. The indictment waa
returned in the September grand Jury.
He has been detained In the county Jan
awaiting trial at this term of court.
PAPER-BOX FACTORY BURNS
snnkane Branch of Fortlana con
cern Damaged $6000.
SPOKANG Wash.. Jan. 17. (Special.)
The hranch paper box factory of F.
C. Stettler & Company, or i'ortiana, .ut
tered a loss of tetm, fully covered by
Insurance, by fire in the Ross block at
2 o'clock this morning.
Scores of Inmates" of the lodging-house
on uiiper floors ran out in their night
Ploeman Barker, of the Are
department, is delirious tonight from In
haling smoke and may not live.
Earth Shakes In Switzerland.
BHRNE. Swltxerland, Jan. 17. An earth-
nunka of two seconds duration occurred
today at Ruitling and in the lower durtrlct
of the Slmmenthei.
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AT OCEAN PARK, WASH
EFFECT OF GALE.
MOURNING PERIOD SEVERE
CHINESE REGULATIONS I. I'lv
KIN MOST STRINGENT.
All Keil Chan fired to Blue. No Shaved
Heads Allowed, Music and
Theaters Taboo.
VICTORIA. B. C. Jan. 17. (Special.)
Advices were brought from tne
Orient by the Empress of India that
severe punishment had been meted out
at Pekln to Chinese wno nave ueeu
guilty of infractions of the regulations
for mouriii.ig on account of the death
of the late Emperor and Empress
Dowager, several hundred citizens hav
ing been fined and imprisoned for hav
ing shaved their foreheads. A store clerk
was imprisoned for life for having
played a banjo. U Lien Ying. the chief
eunuch, has announced that he will
shave off his hair and become a priest
spending the remainder of his life
praying that the soul of the Empress
Dowager may speedily transmigrate
Into the body of some well-born iniani.
The Pekin Tientsin Times of recent
date describes the scenes at the Chinese
capital during the mourning period as
follows:
"The Chinese city is filled with, tne
sirns of mourning for the deaths in
the ImDerlal household. The most
part seeins sincere, for the people have
a deen and auiainK reverence im mo
imnerial srovernment. The signs on
shops and names on residences having
either red characters or a red back
s-round were speedily changed to blue,
as also were all red decorations in
aenerai. Tne police and students unl
forms have the usual colored trimmings
covered with white. Official, are go
ing about without buttons or plumes
on their hats, and with lambskin-llned
robes, the white being turned out in
stead of Id. as Is the usual custom.
Perhaps the most noticeable change is
the substitution or blue ror red dui-
tons on the caps of the populace.
"Proclamations are posted decreeing
no music, no tneaters. no snaving, tic.
for 100 days. That these are no empty
proclamations I. shown by the fact
that recently-shaven heads are being
accosted aud warned on the streets
by the police. Barber shops, ordinarily
with half a dozen or more workmen,
now have only one. In the west part
of the city a shop clerk was arrested
and sentenced to hard labor for play
ing on a Chinese banjo. For officials
the period of mourning is 100 days,
while to the common people some re
laxation will be permitted after 27
days."
Old Express Office to Be Residence.
ALBANY, Or., Jan. 17. (Special.)
The old building whlchhas served as a
Wells-Fargo office at the Southern Pa
clflc depot here for many years is to be
come a residence. Following the con
struction of the new union depot here
the Wells-Fargo Company constructed a
new building adjoining the new depot,
and Vie old building, which has stored
of uackaees of express, ha.
been purchased by Dr. J. L. Hill, who
will move it to a new location and recon
struct it for a dwelling.
Reduced Rates to Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 17. The com
mittee on arrangements of the National
tariff committee convention which meet,
here February 14 to 18, announces that
the railroad, have given a fare and one
half for the round trip to the convention.
As a result the attendance will be large.
COLUMBIA IS FILLED
. ..-.-" . - t .f.. - t Lr. "7Z fjy
NEAR VANCOTJVEB FERRY SLIP.
HEAVY RAIN
WILL
NOT CAUSE FLOOD
Snow Melts Rapidly, But Rise
in Willamette Is Not
Alarming. .
PROBABLY REACH 16 FEET
Stage of Water Is Only Eight Feet
and Front - Street Merchants
Do Not Even Fear Flood- .
ing- of Cellars.
Heavy rains, with occasional cessations
In the downpour, marked the morning
hours yesterday, and varying showers
continued during the early portion of th
afternoon. The snow 1. melting from the
foothill, and space, where it nas urn
packed solidly, but In the streets consid
erable Blush, Ice and packed snow re
main. The melting of the drift, has
progressed with sufficient rapidity to add
considerably to the rise In the Wlllam
... vet the river has taken away
fh- '.i.rnlus water without occasioning
any alarm, either at the Weather Bureau,
oifinp tii riverfront.
The staee of the water at 8 o-clock was
in et at Salem, and 8 feet at Portland,
- nt 1 .1 feet at both points. Albany,
.ifh . Btire of 18.2 feet showed the
greatest advance in height at the same
hour, the rise oeing j.a
Report Fall in River.
At McMInnville, registering the highest
...tr renorted at the bureau.
, . .v, Vinrt been a decrease of
.4' feet 'in the Yamhill. Eugene regls
- j . ..oii f feet in the Wll-
1 nnH Rstacada a fall of 1.
feet in the Clackamas. All these
i.h. Hrntvi and rises marked the
respective changes in 13 hours of the
Willamette and tributary streams. Salem
and Albany registered a rise in 34 hours
a tt for Salem and 5.8 feet for
Albany. Harrlsburg reports the greatest
rainfall, not quite an inch, yet there was
a decrease in the stage of water in the
river at Harrlsburg of 1.9 feet in is nours,
nH a ftpt In 24 hours.
The Weather Bureau prognostlcators
are not looking for heavy floods. There
Is likely to be 15 or 16 feet in the W illam
Kt iaaiRtant Forecaster Montgomery
did 'not see any danger of 16 feet before
o unless there was an unuau
rainfall ' in addition to what waa ex-
.
There were a good many calls from the
river and along the docks while the rain
was coming down its hardest, but these
hove fallen away as the storm
.t..o Tjiot Summer, on June 20 and 21,
.1.- k..Lv... .too. nf water here in the
ti-in tt. n.aa 21.2 feet. Accepting Mr.
Montgomery's prediction, as correct, this
leaves a leeway of say 5 feet to count
on as against high-water mark last Sura-
m5'i,". ro.otw Bureau predicts an up
ward move in the river stage, but its
rapidity and extent depend upon the
volume of rajnfall here and elsewhere
up the valley. Winds have been variable,
shifting from south to southeast -and
southwest. Very high winds have been
reported from North Head, at the mouth
of the Columbia River, the gale going
as high as 72 miles an hour from the
wjutheast, but slowing up to 44 miles, and
later to 36 miles an hour yesterday morn
ing at 7 o'clock.
Present Stages of Water.
Tmilrie. alone Front street brought to
light that the cellars on the river side
were in no danger If the water did not
top 19 feet, and here and there an en
gineer was found who said there was
not the slightest difficulty apprehended
by the merchants along that side of Front
street. The west side or Front street is
of course even more safe from a rise. The
river reports at 8 A. M. stood as follows:
C1TT.
Portland. ...
8a!em
Albany
HarrisburB. .
Eugene
Kstacada. .. .
Tualatin
MMinnvllle.
Jefferson ....
I R.0'1.3IS.3,S. E.
0.69
0.."i
0.44
i6.o'i.n 4.o;s. E.
18.2
3.2'3.8:8outQ
. n.e
-1.9 -0.9 Eul
-4.6;-6.0 S. W.
-1.2.... I
0.70
o.ao
. .lo.ol
.. 8.T
6.0l1.0!t.4'Heavy
1 8.4i-0.4. 3.0
1-
HIGH WATER DELAYS TRAINS
Streams Are High and Main Lines
Have Water Trouble.
Torrents in the mountain streams re
sulting from the melting snows have
caused delays to the railroads entering
Portland. Most of the incoming trains
were delayed yesterday, the O. R. fc N.
trains especially stffering.
Northern Pacific trains were also late,
the Southern Pacific trains from the
South being only a few minutes behind
-i,,ii time in most instances The
Astoria Columbia River trains have
fr nffered no delay as a result of
the floods.
Train No. S of the O. R. & N. y
WITH FLOATING CAKES OF ICE.
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydiaEPinkham's
Vegetable Compound
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from irregularities',
dizziness, nervous
ness, and a severe
female trouble.
LydlaE-Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound has restored
me to perfect
health ana kept me
from the operating
table. 1 will never be without tnis
medicine in the house." Mrs. SABrX
Lee, 3523 Fourth St, Louisnue, jwy.
Another Operation Avoided.
Adrian, Ga. "I suffered untold
misery from female troubles, and my
doctor said an operation was my only
chance, and I dreaded it almost as
much as death. Lydia E. Pinkham's
"Vegetable Compound completely cured
me without an operation." Lena V.
Henry, E. F. D. 3.
Thirty years of unparalleled suc
cess confirms the power of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
cure female diseases. The great vol
ume of unsolicited testimony constant
lv pouring in proves conclusively that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a remarkable remedy for those
distressing feminine ills from which
no roanv wompn suffer.
terday was two hours late and No. 6
four hours late.. The trains from Seattle
were also several hours behind their
schedule in arriving, while the Southern
Pacific succeeded in keeping within rea
sonable proximity to its published tims-
CIUp to late last night, railroad officla's
.a hun nrtvised of no serious wash
outs or causes of delays. They declared
I--, .iio-ht that manv minor troubles had
already been reported as a result of the
floods in the mountain streams, but the
washing away of bridges or portions
f,.ir hgH been averted.
Fears are entertained, however, that
such disasters may follow. The snow
continued to melt rapidly yesterday, thd
soft wind and drizzle that fell at inter
vals during the day causing the snow
to disappear in many places wh re.it had
been several Inches deep.
SLIDES DELAY TRAINS
EARTH BLOCKS XORTHERS PA.
CIFIC TRACKS.
Detour Is Made by Ferry to Vancou
ver interurban Lines Near
Portland Also In Trouble.
A landslide occurred on the Northern
Pacific railroad near Vancouver, which
blockaded traffic and compelled the trans
fer of passengers by the ferry Tacoma
L-nlsimii to Vancouver. Reports
from the officials state that the slide
stopped traffic completely and in order
that passengers should be delayed as
little as possible, the expedient of taking
them from Kalama to Vancouver a ie
sorted to, and all passengers delayed by
the slide will be forwarded to their des
itinr, in this manner.
The exact extent of the slide, and its
precise location, are not known to the
dispatchers at available points, but no
doubt is expressed that the delay will
in the meantime the
forrv will continue to be used.
Train No. 33 of the delayed trains ar
rived at 9 o'clock last night, after a delay
.U4.ri hours. Train No. 1 came in at
also delayed a number of
hours on account of the conditions
Trains on the Oregon City fetaeada
r-.dero lines of the O. W. P. were
delayed yesterday because o landslides
between The Oaks and the Inman-Poul-
ui. There Is a huge embank
ment east of the cartracks between those
i. nd the melting snow caused the
earth to give way yesterday and tumble
down upon the tracks. .
until a. late hour yesterday. Oregon
-i, nnd other trains on that line w
run over the Sellwood tracks to a point
beyond The oaks.
RAIX AXD COOLER FOR TODAY
Totj.1 Kainfall During 24 Hours
, Was 1.16 Inches
PORTLAND, Jan. 17. Maximum temper-
ti, im decrees: minimum, :t7 decrees
River reading at 8 A. M.. 8.0 feet; change
In lat 24 hours, 3.3 feet
Total rainfall
i-'v.---'r.t
r
The Third
Week
UMM
al:
Commencing today, the final
clean-up of all odds and ends,
including also the Furniture and
Carpets of the Hotel Lenox.
STORE OPENS AT
EIGHT OXLOCK
TULL & GIBBS
COMPLETE
HOUSEFURNISHERS
ii -Jj
(5 P. M. to 6 P. M). l.io '"""
fall since BeptemDer l.
normal rainfall since September 1, 1008,
23.01 Inches; deficiency, .. Inches. Total
.uwthln. January 1. 1W9, none: poslbl.
BUDBhlne January -t
te. Barometer (reduced to ie leel) at
5 P. II., 23.78 mcnes.
PACIFIC COAST WE AT HEX.
Observations taken at 5 P. M.. Pacific
time.
03
:
to
STATIONS.
Baker City
Bismarck
Boise
Eureka. ........
Helena
North Head
Pocatello
Portland
Red Bluff -.
Roseburg. ......
Sacramento
Salt Lake
San Francisco. ..
Spokane
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Marshfield
Blaine
Siskiyou
Winnemucca .
Modena
Havre
Tonopah
46'0.04!12;SE
2410.00 20iN
5l0.02: 8'B
5810.24lfl,SW
4KI0.0OI 8S
52 0.lo'1!SW
Cloudy
Clear
Rain
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
52 O.OO'lR S
84 0.7B
lOvSW
41 S
4iS
8'PW
4 SE
4 W
8S
14!SW
10 S
Cloudy
Cloudy
68 0.061
66 0.M
6010.02
B2 0.00
60!0.00
iRaln
Rain
Cloudy
Rain
48 0.20
54 0.40
68 0.06
6610.32
Cloudy
Rain
Cloudy
Rain
Clear
Rain
KOl0.34liaiSW
44!0.70 4ISW
6 T. lU-SW
64 0 .001 4jSW
46 0.00 24.SW
5210.00! 4!-SE
Rain
Cloudy
Cloudy
pt clouny
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
..T"i.1'i 7a"i2? hwYnVaio
?'u,';n "coast during the niKht,
LIH3 4 tC7U o
velocity of 1
the v asniDBi"" outh
being rePr"?.Irm""' Ttoosh Island.
Tnllea from
T. i. atnrm la HOW
central v.
urfiuh rolumbia, but
the wlnns navo u,-
minlshed srreauy T""t in South-
Rain naa nm"
in soutnern hl.h reoorta
fnrnla. but
all places iron. -"- ,,h
till have lenipei -vr.
above the seasonal average
The innlca
district Hon
tions are .., ;. - rthwesterly
y .J' , - ..... nrn tares
.Qv -with w nas snuiuiB
In tne
" w.t ot'tl.. Cascade Mountains.
THE RIVER,
hui been general throughout the
WMmetlrf .uYdfrlng the VJ
and amounting to about an ou Ke.
.which. addedto tne ram,..,
16
were reported at
, 'showing the rise
and fall during
Portland
Salem
Albany
Harrishurr
Estacada
Tualatin
HIcMinnville' ...
Jefferson
w Wind
v 2
- o I
o 2 a
c 3 .
3
hours:
Stage. Feet.
, 9.8 "
1fl.S o.i
20.2 -
9.0
jo.o l.:i
7.0 v 0
20.9 '25
, 8.3
Rise.
Fall.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Rain :
cooler In
the afternoon
wind shifting to northwest-
Oregon Rain and cooler In west portion,
winds shifting to northwesterly.
Washington liain; cooler in west portion-
winds shifting to northwesterly.
Irt'aho Rain; continued warm.
Idano turn, FRANi MONTGOMERY.
Txical Forecaster.
Exhibit Building of Jfatlve Wood.
ABSRDKEX, Wash., Jan. 17. (Special.)
-The building that will be erected on
the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Fair Grounds
to represent Chehalis County will be com
posed of the woods native to this section.
Old People
Need VINOL
it strengthens and vitalizes
Vinol tones up the digestive oreans,
aids assimilation, enriches the blood,
and rejuvenates every organ in the
body. la this natural manner Vinol
replaces weakness with strength.
We are positive It will benefit every
old person who will give it trial.
11 it don't we will refund their money.
Woodard, Clark Co., Droeslst.
FortUad.
and Last
of the
AGE
THE WISE BRIDGE
TEETH ,
Without Plaf w
Is the safe bridge to take in dentistry.
Teeth placed by us in this -way will
give perfect satisfaction and look as
5.-11 n.tnml teeth. T,o Suffer-
lnK if we remove one or twenty teeth.
Absolutely painless. Plate. That II
whn vou must nave a niaie. iicj
won't work loose or break. Special at
tention sriven to elderly people. Out-of-Town
People can have their work
fin'shed in one day if it is so desired.
Dlneased Gmim Are your gums red.
sore, bltedine and receding from the
teeth? We can cure it for you if you
come to us in time,
come lpLATKS s5-00 AND IP.
PAINLESS EXTRACTING 50 CTS. Free
When Other Work la Ordered.
DR. W. A. WISE
Prealdent and Manager.
The Wise DentalCo.
(lac.)
The Filln; Bldft 3d and Wank. Mb.
Office Hoars 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays 9 to 1.
Phones A and Main 3029.
ALX WORK GUARANTEED.
Never has the demand
for lace been as great
as it is right now.
And never has it been
so necessary that
women realize that the
only safe way to wash
laces is with Ivory Soap
and lukewarm water.
Why Ivory Soap? Be
cause it contains no
"free" alkali; no color
ing matter; no adulter
ant of any kind.
Ivory Soap
99 4ioo Per Cent. Pure.
CHRONIC CATARRH
OF HEAD AND THROAT
ONE OF THE MOST COMMON
AND MOST DISAGREEA
BLE DISEASES.
Always Caused by a Neglected
Cold or a Succession of Colds.
How to Prevent It.
The air passages of the head, throat and
lungs are lined with mucous membrane which
in health secretes a thin, watery liquid to
keep it moist. When a person takes cold
this membrane becomes inflamed. The in
flammation is at first acute and is easily
cured, but when a cold lingers for weeks the
inflammation becomes chronic and a thick,
offensive mucus is secreted. The disease at
this stage is known as chronic catarrh and is
seldom, if ever, permanently cured. The
time to effect a cure is when the cold is first
contracted and the inflammation is in the
acute stage. All that is needed is a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy. Take it and
a quick cure is certain. Very often chronio
catarrh is contracted in childhood. Parents
do not realize the serious consequences that
may follow and permit colds contracted by
their children to linger for weeks. Asacon
iequence the child becomes afflicted with
chronic catarrh from which it never wholly
recovers. The catarrh may cause no serious
!nnnT.niniM while the child is young and
J ftreof but becomes s burden wbea older.