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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1908)
goring Medicine .. .i! best because it docs the most good. ,S While it makes the blood pure, fresh , ' !y it tones the stomach to bet t digestion, creates an appetite, stimu te o kidneys and liver, gives new ltrve and digestive strength. bra"1! nu nuri list of cures 40.166 tcs- An uih.-m'"1'"" .. .. ' . . ..m-u-.iimvfti mi'nr. lh '" "ir . f ,Yii.n. rmirenlMic, won- humors ami a a gorivr al blood tuirlflnrt Il enrol l l"M"f,',lr-M liyV.aiirallnri. Wak. scrofula, tnrii ( has no equal as (pntal fp7'JThiT ll"K J Tirucliita wr ont Iy mull. sorbin riitMllrlim It itlii in Knuulns saUifao- gJ'0;rtN. old0.')iooa Co.. Uw.ll, Mass. tlou u .ay thl..1' j I ... . 11 V'ntiin. n, of th KeypH" Dhl ""h Lpptd off. ( . ,.,llili .nuking J, fiMt ind only t - "It woaa't a Dneiin none, nyw.y. jymp "figs I Jim V w - U(llly,iJl.S IJtM.S Jliiu.- umuiLuu II.. ICIl 1 II LI X' todies duo lo umsmmucm; Acts nauimluf, uels Truly as faljaxntive. r , n. . , Bwl joriMcn.Wompn find tluld- Iren-youiu ." uui. . lojjct its J1iM(-fu'inllLjtecT Imsilie full name of the L om- nan' CALIFORNIA Pg Sr rup Co. A . i l I ...! .... !. yMhom il II munujnciurrti.iii-inn-ii uu iiic ' (rout of ni'i y iinekiiilf . SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS, ne iite only, regular "'ico :u.'-uoiiij. OTEL MOORE 01'HK Alili Til 13 YUAlt ClATSOP BEACH SEASIDE, 0RE00H P'TUC I'lrrctlr on tbf brack orrrlooklnr I I nt it,, 0frn. Hat ialt hath tod I Cliff house ;r.rpY lubur Inr Kis psrlori. Ktrclrlc Hrnls. Klrr I Ur md Irani LriL. Kind walki lj. Klr. IJ.M) n4 H. trlij. hprcUI rl bjr tbe I DAM. J. l(KJItl l'jourl.lor Ad Knjhkh nrivupnner hail tills drstb eotict tb othfr ilay : "At Strntford-on- Iron, n unity Cvi. llllara Buak- ipeir. At rftt." Iln Alliinl lllitli. To tho iinlnltluteil oliscrvcr iwmo of tlio KyiniuiMtlcH pcrforinm! In n khihu of foot ul I tiro beyond expliiniitlon. Tho Htory Is told of u InilMmck who couiplnlncd to bin fumlly nbout tbu In Jimtlce of allowing foothull players to wi-ar bond iirotuctorn. "I iihould think It wnn mont necra nry," nnld Ills mother, who had wit iii'HHod one gnmi! with ninny tremors. "Ijok nt the front teeth your poor coimln Frederick lost t" "That niny be," siild her son, stub bornly, "but look nt me, laid up for two weeks with a Innie foot Just from kicking a fellow's uoso-genrl" I.oat h Connrrllnn, Mrs. Chiii;watr, In look In t orr tht mornlnc pni'T, hnil come cron Ho tlisl lonkn like thin: glIroxzwkwlwhyoJJJtJJyb1:)zftrxitbtitif;nil "Joilah," lir aiikrd, ihowiug It to hltn, "what does this mean'" "It ini-nnH," nald Mr. Chucwstr, "that thf line's out of order. Bauio old story. Can't you see?" A Hungarian stmlrnt who was plucked at a recent exniiilnutlon at ICIuusenburt shot himself, but (irst winged an sxauv Iner. Homo people ninko tho inlHtiiko of thinking they mo Hiiru Just bec.mso they nro hIow. Dyer -Do you thlnt.- I In. llnw u lll coini) when wo hIiiiII Imvo niilvcrxnl pi'iiccV Itycr Not iihIchm wo ndopt tihil miirrlngi'H. Town ToplcH. I "rioiiKo give mo two lil 1 1 h for my lint, one for ton dollnm to hIiow my titiH bund, mid ono for twenty to show my holy filendH," .MoggciiilorfiT Hlncttor. ' "Do you really lovo me, .loliuV" "Oh, no. I wonr MiPMi. wiiitiiiitit iituila iiiwl thlM trump overcoat merely to nppenr iMTentrlc. thut'8 nil." WiiHhliiL'ton Her- 1 ..... ulil. floldliitf ilia Job. Michael Callnhun, a section boss for (ho .Southern rnllroad, has a keen Gaelic wit. One warm afternoon while walking nlong tho railroad trncks ho found n section hand placidly sleeping beside the rails. Callahan looked dis gustedly at the delinquent for u full minute and then remarked: "Klape on, yo lazy Hpalpeen, slnpo on, fur as long as you slapc you've got a Job, but when ,vou wake up you ain't got nono," Llpplncott's Magazine. T.f Kit I II I ncr nm She SnTT It. I Whllo llttlt! Gertrude was looking ont of a window during a thunderstorm itlio saw n flush of lightning play nlong a' telegraph wire. "Oh, mamma," Hhe exclaimed, "I Just snw a piece of the sun fall down from the sky I" New York Press, Mothers wilt find Mrs. TYJnslow's Boothlns Byrup tliii IksI rumcdr to uio lor their children, during tho lo thing porlod. NO ONE CAN ALWAYS AVOID V .'i 7LV -"A. Ttfj A' J. Ono Dose in Time, Saves Nine. INSURE YOUR HEALTH m COMFORT W on slormv davs V by wearing a s. ' m I OO SffJ naaassli r II V. I' 1 1 K II rl V V. W 1 IK I I Ouapantaed fc"!i,Jrvi Watarproof The Salvation Army Is rstubllslid In fifty-two countrlrs and colonies, and preaches the gospel lu thirty-one languages. ss CURES SKIN DISEASES There n an evaporation from the hodv L'oinir on eon tumuli v. dnv nnd ight tlirou,'h tht pores and fluids of the Hkin. This is nature's wav of aim.11111,1 mi proper iciupcraiurc 01 our sysicms nnu preserving me mju- ana 111x11 ility of the skm, and bo long as the blood is free Iroin ltupur 110 trouble will result. When, however, the blood from any cause :comcs infected with humors and acids, these too must be expelled, nnd raingm contact with the delicate fibres and tissues with which the skin is 0 abundantly supplied they produce irritation and inflammation, nnd the fleet is shown by Kczumn, Acne, Tetter, nnd skin affections of various kinds, hese impurities and humors cet into the blood thromrh a deranged or nactive condition of the system ; the members whose duty it is to carry off he waste and refuse matter of the body fail to properly perform their work, md tins impure, fermenting mnttcr is left in the system to he absorbed by lie blood. The skin is not only affected by poisons generated within the j stem, hut poisons from without, I have uud your S. S. S., spring and fall, for the pail two years, with the result thst it ntlrtlj relieved mi ot a form of Ecicma which my doctor was unable lo curs. My arms, lower limbs, and, In (set, the biggest portion of my whole body wss affected, and when I first Jegan S. S. S. tho llchlng, etc., was worse, but I continued the remedy with the result thst the dry, itching eruption en tirely disappeared, I think a great deal of your medicine, and have recommended it to others with good results. It is the belt blood medicine made, and I can contclrntlouily recommend it for the cure of all blood and skin affections. C1IAS. 1I0RSTMAN. Wheeling. W. Va. fSUCll as PoiSOM n.iL- Pnicrm Itrv title Ua.h, etc.. enter throuirh the Pn pores and glands, nnd so thor Jighly do they become rooted in the l0xl that they are ever present, r return at certain seasons of each r to torment the sufferer. Salves, rashes, lotions, etc., cannot cure skin iseases. True, such treatment re- 'eves some of the itching nnd dis- -'ou, aim aids m keeping the skin lca", but it does not reach the real use, and at best can be only palli Unir ami crmtii;.,,. a i. .t. 1 . "'...,, ix iiiuiuiiK" Jeansillif of tin. Iil.vwl ,'u ll,.. ...! ,...rt: r.nr.. fr oL-Jn ilisonses. S. S. S.. ...WW.. ... W...V VW.tl.... w. .in... ...... , . ... . , gcntlf acting, safe blood purifier, made entirely of vegetable ingredients Uieforct uud fwlil ' ! nmm.r t rnt miMit S. S. S. woes down into the F'fciilation, and neutralizes the acids and humors, thoroughly cleansing nnd ""Hying the blood, and curing skin affections of every kind, ft supplies '0 tne blrinil II... f 1 1:.; ...,.-., 1 uitct'.i.. tli.. el-in mill nil ,1 ii-.tii, 11 lUl 1 11 vi: ijllill lllin nvkvnauijr n"" oilier inrts of thelioilv. nnd rbl tin. blood of nnv and all noisons. S. S. S. nriC'Vi''CZV";l' Tl'tter, Acne, Salt Rheum, Toison Oak and Ivy, Nettle Rash, anu all other skin tmnlili.u n.i.l r.nr..u iii..m iwrnmniMitlv bv reiiioviuir everv L!.C,e lile raust froi the blood. Special book on Skin Diseases and any ""vice desired furnished free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA 0 YEARS ' WvV.eipro' "f ,he eMllly " conlldence our ps. ,"'lnr ifoLU,'.nK,l,eclall,,u 'wava In attendance, sot liyi p!f. cuu"cuu' suenlloa. Lady attend- fell.t, Vi?,v '.7 "'" Rentlsts. Our lepulillon for "m oL,i ti ba,rii""" we" ""Wbhed. Cleanll Work and Quick Service. Pslm.. .1 IT DIUN'T 11UUT A HIT" ! ,' 'i,.r,ctlon' 50 cents. Kxtractlon Free IWt ii . ... " srs outrcil, I'Ulet If snd up, 111,1... t-.V.0'"'.-1 eiaspi your teeth hive become Tkto (hi . 3 ., impolble tu Urmly let s s bridge, '"ikttn , "Jf "." "moved without csuilng rou Ibe "fuy 11 win 1. 1 11 ! piio mi pi. i -food ,, ?f k,w', 1 ,nd P 'f" h ""Ik of miitlcillng " I?k J Mil t,0'"'r w'"' mr y'' ssperlmcs IS Crown mi".n" "tlsfacllon In every csie. "" mmSS. Um,l Work.-ll'i s ihsme to spoil ,M.Vrr,t;.tl,,t,',,'ce " yor dlgeillon from brld(( nil,.P'?fylr n"iln your lVod, when s W A XAJCCr PAINLESS 'UN, V V I O tl D E NTI ST IN PORTLAND DOING WORK FOR THE BEST PEOPLE ... will chew vour food properly md thoroughly, "hVleyourlo A hollow tooth that ! now u.dc. .n be led nd crowned .0 that It U vJ f f'aMi! To iccure the belt results you n.u.t lecur the bllbfit gride of iklll, Kximlmtlon freemd Invited. Wbendeilred you cm hive T, f. Wlio or my penoml icrvlce. n... 1 1. .1 nnranlied thst'ws can do vour entire Crown, Urldge and J'laU Work. In a day U necessary. KO MTE5 "Do you believe that men and worn- I'll Hlllilllfl lillV. 1,. I. ,..' .,tt'..ll iiuini tini I I UHel to, but since I've been married ' I don't dare lo say ho." Cleveland .en Her. Mrs. Houlihan (sobbing) I never saw yo till lb day before mo unforch nit marriage. Mr. Houlihan An I often wlsht yo hadn't seen me till th' day after! Puck. I'hoche You would hardly know Freddy since he got back from Monto Carlo. He lost all his money there, and Kvelyn Hardly know him! Why, I shan't know him nt all ! Illus- ruted Kits. Old Hunks When I en mo to thU town sixteen years ago real estate in tho block where I live was higher priced than It Is now. Old Hewllgus It would he mj In. any block where you'd Kettle down. Chicago Tribune. "Ollker," said the police magistrate, "what Is the charge against the pris oner'" "Having an Infernal inachlno in his poHHCKSlon, your honor," replied the policeman. "Anarchist or chauf feur';" tpierled the magistrate. Chica go Dally News. rather If you marry my daughter, are you sure you will be able to take tare of her In the stylo to which sho has always been accustomed? Suitor (who Is lu the wholesale business) I II guarantee It. hlr, or or return tho goods.--IMck-Me-L'p. "You said that If 1 bought this sub urban hoube 1 couid live like a prince. With malaria and automobiles, I'm In fear for my life!" "Well." answered the agent, soothingly, "think of tho princes who live lu fear of Uielr lives." -Washington Star. Mr. Stubb (with Illustrated weekly) Martha, here Is o picture entitled "Docking an Ocean Greyhound." Mrs. Stubb (llarlng up) I Just don't want to we It. I think there should be a law against clipping off a poor dog's tall. Chicago News. "Would you send a man who uses profanity to Congress?" "1 dunno." answered Farmer Corntossel. "Of course. I don't approve of profanity; but I'd want him to be able to hold his own In any of them arguments thut 'onio up." Washington Star. I Mrs. Gndsby (hugging dog) I don't know what we're going to do about poor, darling Fldo! Mr. Gndsby Humph! What alls hhn? Mrs. Gads by (In surprise) Why. haven't you no tleed bow Irritated he becomes when ever the baby cries 'Puck. Mrs. Spenders I wonder how you'd like It If 1 ever got "new-womanish" and Insisted upon wearing men's clothes? Mr. Spenders Oh. I haven't any fear of you ever doing that. Men's clothes are never very expensive. Catholic Standard and Times. I "Do you mean to tell me you have, lived In this out-of-the-way place for twenty years? Hint's right, stran ger; twenty years." "Hut I don't see what you llnd to keep you busy." Untlilnc. stranger. That's the reason like It." l-oulsvllle Herald. "Yes," said Miss Jlltham. "he was an old Hume of mine. And when you told him I was to be married next week, did he wem sorry?" "Yes. he admit ted that bo f'U srry." replied Miss Gabble. "Did he. really?" "Yes. al though he said he didn't know your llnnee personally."-Cathollc Standard and Times. Mr. Itvley Why are yez decoratln', Mrs. Murphy? Mrs. Murphy-Mo b'y Denny Is eoinln' home the day. Mr. Hy-ley-1 fought It wuz for folvc years ho wuz Hint up? Mrs. Murphy Mo vvuz; but he gl ',wr oir for KW0(1 lu',my" vure. Mr. Uyloy-An' sure It must bo a great comfort Tor ye to have a good b'y like that.-London Tlt-lUts. "You'll have to send for another doc tor," said the ono who hud been called, nftef n glaiiee nt the patient. "Am I ho Hick iih that?" gusjed tho sulTorer. "I don't know Just how slel; yon are,' replied the man of medicine, "but I know you're tho lnwyor who erossox aniliu'd uu win"' 1 iipju'iuvil ns uu ex pert witness. My eonselenco won't let ,u kill you, nnd I'll l linnjjwl If I viint to euro you. Good day." Vicar .lolin, do you-or-ovor nso strong huiKuauoV J' (Kiiurdedly) Well, sir, I-I "J' o Httlo bit koer less llko In my Rpeech "t times. Vicar Ah, I'm sorry, John. Hut wo will converse about that some other time, just now I want you to go to tho plumber's and sottlo this bill for four pounds ton for thawing out n water plpo. And you might Just talk to tho niiin In n careless sort of way, hb If If woro your own bill ! Puncli. I'Rrfrrtlr I'lnin. j With nil the Impartiality of tho par tlsnn, I'rof. Price set forth the con tentions of both political parties regard-' lug the tariff. At tho close of his talk he was ai;r rounded by the fair members of tho Woman's Current Events Club. "Oh, I'rof. Price," cooed the fairest, 1 "thank you so much for your perfectly lovely talk! I understand all about the tariff now. It's Just like a lover's comparisons the free traders are tho other girls!" riTrt fit. Vital Danra and Ml Nenrona Dbfase II I U rwrtnarieutly curpil by Dr. Kllns's Orcal Ki-rvi iu-storor. Hunt! fur Klti:K 2trlol bottle, and (realise. Dr.lt. II.Kllnu, JxL.Wll Archbt.,l'h!la.,l,, Not Disappointed. Adam Zawfox What's got you ao touch interested In that there paper? j I Job Sturkey I'm looking over this list, of a hundred men that owns all the money In the country. I thought mebby my name would be there, but It ain't. Well, 1 didn't much 'xpect to' find It, no how. Mnkea n IMfTrrcnre. "If n man loses his pocketbook." aald the morallzcr, "he thinks the chap who tlnds It Is no better than a thief If he doesn't return it." "Yes," rejoined the demoralizer, "but If be finds some other fellow's pocket book well, it comes' like pulling teeth to give It up." There Is more Catarrh In thlssertlon of tho country than Rllotner diseases put tux''Uicr, anil until the lust few rears ubs supposed to he incurable. For a great many jvars il.c'tors iirnnminrcil It a locHl illene and tirescrloed local remudlei. and by coiiktrintlv falling to euro with local treatment, pronounced It In curable. Sclcnco has pro.cn catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constl-utlotiHltrestraent. IlHll'sCatarrh Cure, manufactured 'bv F. J. Cheney .t Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only consiltutlonal cure on ti e market. It li taken Internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea.4iionfiil. IUcU directly on the blood and mucous surface of the system. They offor one hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure. Send for circulars and testl- Addr?M! F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by I)ru(rilts,75c. Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation. Her Grlrvnnce. "Mr. Clugston," said the caller, "you may atop my paper." "It doesn't fit your pantry shelves, per Imps, ma'am," said tbe editor of the Spiketown Blizzard, sarcastically. "That hain't got nothing to do with it." "You've found that you can borrow it from a neighbor hereafter?" "That ain't the reason, neither." "Possibly you don't like the editorial policy of the paper." "So, sir; I don't. My nephew wns ar rested last week for stealiu' a hog, and you didn't say a word about it !" A UlHctturnirt'il DIkk". "I see they say thut when a dlnmond passes a certain size it Is worth no more than n smaller one." "How's that?" "If It's too large It Isn't marketable. Nobody wants to wear a diamond na bulky as a glass door knob." "Is thut so? Then It must be aw- fully discouraging for n man to dig up j n sparkler as big as a footlmll." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Ilia Idpn of Onr. lhe teacher lu the Darktown school wns hearing the class in geography. "What is known as tho Great Divide?" she asked. "Cuttin a big watermelon !" answered little 'Hnstus with a grin that showed all his Ivories. Chicago Tribune. Many people persist in tiding on tbe street cars. IriBufliclently protected j by TbeyJiart out porbaps In tho heat of the day, and do not feel the neod j f ThJranid moving oft he car cools tbe body unduly, hen they board j the car perhaps they are slightly perspiring;. When the body ia in this . condition it la easily chilled. This is especially true when a person ia sit- j tiD Beginning a street car ride in the middle of the day and ending it In the j evening almost invariably requires extra wraps, but people do net observe j these precautions, hence thpy catch cold. . Colds are very frequent in the Spring on this account, and as the bum- mer advances they do not decrease. During the Spring months no ono j Bhould think of riding on tho car without being provided with a wrap. I A cold caught in the Spring is liable to iait through the entire Summer. Great caution Bhould be observed at this eeaeon against expotuie to cold. ; During tbe first few pleasant days of Spring, the liaility of catching cold ia j No wonder bo many people acquire muscular rheumatism and catarrhal j diseaBeB during this aeapon. j However, in spito of the greatest precautions, colds will do caught. t At tbe appearance of the first symptom, Peruna thould be taken accord- ing to directions on the bottle, and continued until every symptom disap- Do not put it off. Do not waste time by taking other remedies. Bezin . at nnnn take Peruna and continue taking it until you are positive that ; the cold has entirely disappeared. This may save you a long and perhaps serious illness later on. 1 : Bad Effects From Cold. Mr. M J. Deutsch, Secretary Build ing Material Trades Council, 151 Wash ington St., Chicago, 111., writes: "I have found your medicine to be unusually efficacious in getting rid of bad effects from cold, and more espe cially in driving away all symptoms of catarrh, with which I am frequently troubled. "The relief Peruna eives in catarrhal troubles alone is well worth the price per bottle. I have used tbe remedy for several years now." Spells of Coughing. Mrs. C. E. Long, writes from At wood, Colorado, as follows: "When I wrote you for advice my little three-year old girl had a cough that had been troubling her for four months. She took cold easily, and would wheeze and have spells of congh- iDg that would sometimes nm ioi uau an hour. "Now wecan never thank yon enough for tho change you have made in our lirtlft one's health. Before f-he began taking your Peruna she suffered every thing in the way of cough, colds and croup, but now she has taken not quite a bottle ol Peruna, and is well and strong as she has ever been in her life." Pc-ru-na for Colds. Mr. James Morrison, 63 East 16th St., Paterson, N. J-, writes: "I have givpn Peruna a fair tral, and I find it to b juat what you claim it to be. I cannot praise it too highly. I have used two bottles in my family for colds, and everything imaginable. I can safely say that your medicine is the beet I have evet used." Giving II I m a Pointer. "Naggus," said Bonis, "you've sen that story of mine that' running through one of the magazines. How would you advlst me to wind It up? I want to give it a happy ending." "Put all the characters in the story," answered Naggus, "aboard an excursion steamer for a moonlight ride. Send the boat out to the middle of the lake " "Yes?" "And blow It up." Ont of tlie Dim Past. Alexander tbe Great had just subdued Bucephalus. "Anybody can bust a broncho," he said, "but it takes a man to put the snaffles on a big four-legged devil like this one." Being shrewd, politic fellows, the cow boys of that age allowed the impression to go out that they were afraid to try to ride the savage beast, and the subservi ent historians hastened to confirm that impression. Pale, Thin, Nervous ? Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take it Ayer's Sarsa parilla. If you doubt, then consultyourdoctor. Weknow what he will say about this grand old family medicine. Sold for over 60 years. Thlilsthoflritniieitlnn your doctor would aikt "Aro jour unwell reculurf " lie knows tlmtdslly action of the bowels Is absolutely oatoutlal to recovery. Keen your liver ac vo ami your bowels regular by taking laxative doies ot Ayor's l'llli. "OUCH, OH MY BACK " NEURALGIA. STITCHES, LAMENESS. 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No. 17-05 w IIKN writing to advertisers please mention tills iiAiicr. is QnHy One That is Lax&tiwe Bromo Quinino USED THE WOHUJ OVER TO CURE A COLO I If ONE DAY, Always romembor tho full name. Look for this signature on every box. 26o. SWA PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color moro goods brighter and faster colors than any other dye. Ono 10c package colors alive, wool and cotton equally well and Is guaranteed to give perfect results. Ask dealer, or we will send post paid at 10c a packape. Write for free booklet 5w to dye, bleacbjand mix colers. MONROE DRUG COMPANY, Quincy, Illinois. '. t 1 1, 1 I ! i 1 M t i l i' .1 ,,