"HEALTHY WOMEN
Praise Pe-ru-na as a Cure for Colds and a Preventive of Catarrh
A BAnREL OF SNOW
It
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Command Fifteen Dollar and
Will Never Melt.
Snow, It may not be generally known.
Is on the regular price list of all deal
era In theatrical supplies. It Is used
of course, chiefly In the rural drama
and sells at the rate of $15 and $16 a
barrel. Stage snow Is made of tiny
scraps of white paper, cut In different
sizes, according to the wind of storm
wanted.
The snow scene In "Way Down
East" as produced in metropolitan the
aters is one of the most realistic ever
produced on the stage. Its effects are
chiefly due to the use of a complicated
apparatus, which the inventors regard
as so valuable that they have taken out
patents on It and are prepared to pros
ecute infringers. This apparatus con
sists, first, of a long triangular frame
work covered with wire netting of a
fine mesh. This box is suspended by a
rope at each end and is filled with five
FIRST STAGEjOF CATARRH
A Serious Mistake Which
Thousands are Making.
Tt, flrof atno-o nf nntarrh is what Is
v O - (
commonly known as "catching cold.
It may be in the neaa, nose, imuat
or lungs. Its beginning Is sometimes
an ootrar-a Oo tn fflllOa A. fhill and COR
DU OTlj . iv
siderable fever, or it may be bo slight
as to not mnaer a peruuu uuw "
Kncinaos Tn nprhana a major
ity of cases little or no attention is
paid to the first stage 01 caiarru,
if u that nearly one-half of the
people have chronic catarrh in some
form. . .
nv nooiixf a miii la to invite chron
ic catarrh. Aa-soon as any one dis
covers the first symptoms or caicmng
cold he should at once begin the
use of Perurin. according to direc
tions on the bottle, and the cold is
sure to pass away without leaving
any bad effects.
Unless this is done the cold is
almost sure to end in the second
stage of catarrh, which is making
so many lives miserable. If Pe
runa was taken every time one has
a cold or cough, chronic catarrh
would be practically an unknown
Rase
Miss Elizabeth Tiber, No. 57 Bassett
street, Albany, N. Y., writes:
"I have always dreaded unsettled
weather because of my extreme lia
bility to catch cold, when a catarrhal
trouble would quickly develop through
my entire system which It would take
weeks to drive away. I am thankful
to say that since I have taken PERU
NA I do not have any reason to dread
this anymore. If I have been at all
exposed to the damp, wet or cold
weather, 1 take a dose or two of
1 1 z.- 1 1 1 'V A nnA 1 .V.wr.wa on t (i mr feint
X-EJi". U A". A, CtllU IV 1.11 . o uu. uiij
of sickness from my system." Miss Ellz-
aoein tuer.
Mrs. M. J. Brink. No. 820 Michigan ave
nue, St. Joseph. Mich., writes:
"This past winter during the wet and
cold weather I caught a sudden and se
vere COia, wnicn ueveiupeu a. t-aiauuai
condition through my entire system, and
...4 m.p iranapal hofilth that T
HU UlLCUlcu .'1 J h1-'"-! ' ' ' -
was completely broken down, and became
nervous ana nysiericai unu mini iu ou
pervlse my home. My physician pre-
scriuea ior me, uut duhikuuw ma hicui-
-l 1,1 mA nn irnnd Pofl HlnCT lf PR-
i; 1 1 1 u uiu mo e,wv.. - - -
RUNA I aeciaea to try u. auci i ua.u
taken but three bottles I found myself
In fine health."-Mrs. M. J. BrinK.
01V...1 a TTorllcv Main street. Hunt
ineton. Ind., writes: "Last winter after
which gradually grew worse until my
throat was sore and raw. Ordinary rem
edies did not help me and cough reme
WoniUnir on adver
iisement of what PERUNA could do. I
decided to iry uuiuc unu w
Ml5S5ARA.McGAimr .
aglne how glad I felt when it began to
relieve me in a very bhui i muc. -
tvinn twn wppIch I was completely cured.
Sibyl A. Hadley.
ivriaa o.i-oh M-ifiohnn No. 197 3d street,
1TX IdO wui "
Albany, N. Y.. wrues:
ii a . no-i-k T a 1 1 frirtn wltn
Jl 1CW 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 o tl-- M. . , . . V.
. i. n infliianiTa -arnlnn notn-
ncvci c aiiaui, ui U1HM--..-1-I - .
ing seemed to relieve, iviy ui ...b
i i l.Ar.an-.a Irritntpfl And
came uau, my ejen Ucwiiii .
feverish. Nothing seemed right and
nnthtniT I ate lasieu liuuu. i vuun.
ll . . ... i . i. . t nTiiii npr
KUXNA ana wnnin iwu nmnti
fectly well." Sarah McGahan.
If vou do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Pe-
runa write at once to Dr. Hartman
o-iino- o fun ntfttpment of your case
and he will be glad to give you hlb
valuable advice gratia.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman sanitarium, uoiumuuo
Ohio.
Dinner Table dallantry.
The Hostess You are such an epi
cure, Mr. Stuffer, that I was almost
afraid to ask you to dinner.
Stuffer But the pleasure of your
company more than compensates me.
New York Times.
Not Oood for Anything.
Cholly Doctor, I want somethig for
my head. . ,, T
Dr. Gruffly My dear fellow, I
wouldn't take it for a gift. Judge.
A Qentle Hint.
.innanese Auctions.
A Japanese auction is a solemn af- "Breverin, de collection am berry
. c. p..,i . . xtia i,oniini1iii huttona!
fair, writes a reporter iui mo " uue w-uoj. iimo autn.-i.-i " ,
Globe The public does not call out I Now, if de congregation will kindly
their bids Dut write meir uoukd put a pair uv ouio m u
eether with the amount they are will- Sunday, de church will be berry grate
i j H .AT.nw anrl Tint I 1 It
Ing tO pay, on a Blip ui yayi f-- iui.
It In a box. inese are looneu lum"
JOHN POOLE, PORTLAND, ORE.
Foot of Morrlion Street.
Can give you the best bargains In Boilers
and Engines, Windmills, VmpLan2fn a
ral Mactvinerv. Wood Sawing Machines
specialty. Bee us before buying.
r.A or'tiHo awarded to the person
who haa made the Diggesi ouei.
Mothers will Una Mrs. flTlnslow'a Sooth-
ng Bvrup tne oesi renmuir u .
ihlldren during the teething period.
A TARTAR.
Some Famous Dentists and Their Expcr
lence With Tartars.
A tooth mav be a Tartar, cr may
have tartar; in either case you are in a
THE SNOW MACHINE.
nr bit barrels of naper snow at a cost
of $75. The box Is kept rocKing Dy u
atnffe hand who nulls at the rope at
tnfhed to Its toD and the paper snow
filters down through the. meshes of the
wire netting. But the most Important
part of the snowstorm machine con
aista nf a counle of cast iron cylinders
which are perforated (with fine pin
holes, and which are kept consuinuj
revolving. These cylinders are nneu
with fine salt and are mounted at four
and eight feet above the stage In an
iron framework. Just beneath each of
the cylinders an enormous revolving
electric fan Is fixed. These fans strike
both the salt and the paper snow as
they fall In front of them ana senu
thom in a whirling, blinding cloud
across the stage. To add the last touch
nf roniiam. when the blizzard is on, tne
wind machine, a huge wheel scraping
against a fixed covering of silk, is rap
idly revolved, throwing out a screecii
THE PROOF OF THE PUDD1NO LIES
IN THE EATINQ."
TSo dnrtnm are dumfounded. the
druggists astonished, and the people
excited and joynu over me wonaenui
cures and tremendous sales of the
great Remedy, St. Jacobs Oil. Every
case of rheumatism some 01 many
vears' standing has given way to
this powerful remedy. Thousands of
certificates like tne lonowins cuu u
furnished as to its value:
George Scleyer. publisher of the
Chilton, Wis.. "Volksbote," used St.
-rnnnha nil "for almost unbearable
pains in the back, which had com
pletely prostrated him." A few ap
plications cured him entirely.
Mrs. Fred Eberle, Bellaire, O., was
for a long time severely troubled
with rheumatism. St. Jacobs Oil In
stantly relieved and entirely cured
uv. i ,
Rev T)r B. Pick, of Rochester, in.
v Buffered so. intensely from rheu
matic pains that he was unable to
rreach. Several applications irom a
bottle of St. Jacous uw, ren
him." . ...
F. Radder, Cleveland, Ohio, says:
"Two applications of St. Jacobs Oil
cured me of great and long-continued
pain iu my foot.
Messrs. C L. Brundaere and Son, i
druggists. Muskegon. Mich., write:
"St Jacobs on nas a wonciermi oma.
We sold eight bottles at retail yes
terday. This will give you some idea
of how well It Is liked in this section.
Mr. Louis Hlnkel, of Kast roesten,
win vr v onvo- "I call St. jacous
CU the' best liniment I ever used. It
cured me of rheumatism ana pain m
... V - v
lu I ' UUt-lv. - T
Herman Rittner. Mancnester, n.
H "I have tried St. J aeons uu, aim
found it excellent. All those who
have purchased it speak of it as sim
ply incomparanie.
t loot ne Til.: "I
ijeo. if. eji iuT. x n'l" i
was in bed Buffering from a swollen
leg, I used St. Jacobs on, us eneci
was wonderful. The iouowinsmy
attended to my business again."
Dr Otto Fuls. Reading O.. writes:
"The sale of St. Jacobs Oil Is con
stantly increasing; it is praised by
everybody, and never falls to give en
tire satisfaction."
How Glorious.
"What would you do if you wore to
wake up tomorrow morning and find
yourself famous?"
T.i a rtnwn and sleep until I felt
like, petting up for once." Chicago
Record-Herald. ;
SALMON.
Everybody in thepe Northwestern
states knows what good salmon is, but
we don't believe yon know jnst how
much better one brand can be than
another until yon have tried the Mono
pole. Monopole palmon la' the very
finest red Columbia River fish canned
in a cleanly manner. The salmon haa
a fine flavor and makeB a fine addition
to a meal. Falmon is well known to
very nutritions article 01 aiei.
a blustering wind. Portland. Ore.
AN INDIAN STATESMAN.
Even. '
Tn time, with care, you may re
cover. Twelve sonars," sam m iauu-
The Chief of the Creeks Hoe Weathered
a variety di rwrm., i cover, iwcuq uuum " t
An Indian statesman, and perhaps lo'nable physician, extending a recep-
' . iit s,Ima nlfVk ioio vnii
the only Indian statesman in me tive pai.m. "j"""3- " 'V-
worid. is Isparhecker, chief of the maj r recove r , . . . -
Creeks. lie lias ' woln;i, naah foP
reached the allotted "t' L Moon.
. . I IHV BV.
lengtn 01 uuumu
days, yet lingers on, (MvMVSvfts
sturdy, bronzed and nie
I WAR I IU dui run uaon
Chicken, Duck and Geese feath-
r,., PORTLAND
unbuun.
St. Helen's School for Girls.
preparatory courses. Special courses In
muSic and art. Illustrated catalogue. All
departments will reopen Jan. 6, 1903. taster
term begins Feb. 1, 1908.
MISS ELBAWWICPPciJ---
Right He Was. , BB bad way. If your tooth ii a Tartar, it
A member of a Sunday achool was . ... . . eil0h
one day asking some children ques- , . . ' tara on vour Coat tail. But
VIS ST theWc Ken did ver if it baa tarU, it'wi.l take you more
he naa gone u . . lnt Knt nAvnrthe Ipbh surelv. for
wpll but wnen ne asueui -- .
wen, uui " .. . vi A.o I n.a tn batriCT a Tartar
"Where does tne woru uuij mm irm un " -o -
occur in the Bible?" the children hg not Buch a long journey. And when
nnnlrl not answer lui u"""" vou Biart you uuoo uo wvu i 1 - . . . ..
couia noi UUB". . . . Ba,. "u ' ,. , . .! I tnii wpiirha 200 nounda and Is a full-
till a anarp urcum uF every jump. -;n ounce u ivouui. : f I, TI , . ,,.
"Please, air, on the cover." ifJ worJth a'pound of cure," and for the blooded Indian. He lives In a box-like
1., int. or BTToouK prevention or cure ol the trouoie wie nut in xuumu
FITS P:KXori?. kSt&S the safe journey to VYiae Broa,. dentiata, in Alabama. He was elected chief of
taior1r.ifn.MJ Jnw PnrtUnrl. Ore., who th fireek nation In 1895.
m.a.a.miifctii " -
V
hearty, like a tree
that haa taken deep
root and cannot be
moved by theBtorma
of the winter or the
llehtnlnita of .the
summer. Isparheck
er baa weatherd
cuiEr isparheckei many storms In his
lono- life, for hla people have not Deen
neaceable at all times, and he haa had
difficulty at timea to keep the strug-
plinp elementa toeether. He Is 0 feet
o- e
era. Address
C. O. SMITH,
10th mndDvlStm.fPoHlandtOr j
1
r
it Costs You Nothing
pilSr?
To catch cold you (tet
somethln for noihlni?.
sure enouch. ou cau
keep It If yon wont it,
but you can get rid or it
by using Queen lie"
Cough Drops. Kwp
a box In the house.
They taste nice, look
nice, are nice. Made
of honey, and menthol.
5 Cents a box. Bold by
all druggists aiul con
fectioners. Tw boxes
sent bv mull postpaid
on receipt of Wc lu
slam pi.
Pacific Coast
Biscuit Co.
Portland, Ore.
Failing Bldg., Portland, Ore., who the Creek nation In 1895.
have the pain eaa methoa oi nxing your An Kiectrio Tree.
kleptomania. ' , hwing you how to care for tbe teeth, of central maia wnicn nas
Pomade-Vat, vat are you dakin fpt 9 7 Tfae e of 0UB cUflracterls lea The leave, of the
it? . " Vin nrinrlv for the teeth now ia tree are of a highly sensitive nature,
A Desperate Case.
Putz Keep away. I haf got
the
Putz Eteryding I can lay
hants
Bowl.
Kiel Duay ana go now. j.u bijwubo i . ... .
meln caring properly for th. teeth now ia tree are of a h ghly sen ve .ature
onn.i.nU Punch verv moderate, ana uereiinopwn u ,u , . .
on. Pennsylvania funcn wj one of them receivea an electric
fal teeth does not coat much, and the shock, it naa a vcery iu.i
trnetic needle, and will Innu-
tUlll lux b ID hiohm I ' .
ence It at a aistance oi even uctcihj
The Difference. feet. The electrical atrength of the tree
1 MSFAILIN ADRYTIME
SSjSP " i
KH OF THE f!5H FA1D
IN A WET mi
THE MSH M a
alrtn hue n hiatorv.
TKia. U toM In Art
intereatinj booklet!
wnicn is ours i ii
tn as King.
A. J.TOWBR CO.
BOSTON. MASa.
WET WEATHER
CLOTHING
ctWft
our wuwc ';'
IH 5ALC CVCHT IfflCKC.
(100 BKWAR1) 100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
that there is at least oue ureu.
stages, and that iseatarrn. ou mrtir.i
lsiheonl!
(raiernlty
.
irov a Mire Tireflerver.'
t TtftdlTl VH CUrO UlUtU W v I mm m
. catarrh belnsr c
, requires uun .
.-h Pur la takpn 1
aiss.s i ivti, '
rr, Mad r,f naiiwsiT a Aorv nf whin. I vnrinn nooordlns to the time of day, It!
.... i I . ... I .1 .1 . 1 bnut I
being strongest at miuuuy uuii
PDL1S
0n,atiltUttroantan !" "What'B the matter with that?" at mdnBht. In wet weather Its pow- witu pr..a j p-w -mie'a ?rV;..
nternaliy "Well, usually it's the cork in it al8ni)peura altogether. Klrda never JtV l ,. mN your cascarkts m th.
"inrtiSS that makea the life preaerver effect- fDh t"e tree nor have lnaecta ever ?own ofN.--". i never 'oundth.n,
7ing the founda- , but your flaBk'8 no good until you approacn t e tree nor 5,2.! hSfllk. HlmmV" 1
ring the .paiient i'f' " fc,'nrb. nnt been seen upon It. L"1L ,n"r? nu.ia.
Ianre1 tlietortareeoftlie damned
With protruding puee oroun"
the Kind
X that Leads ,
X I cost more-ylW more. I X
I old by all dealers. ,1V ,
X poatpald free to ail X.
f O.M.FsrnCo., y
ease
I. ' .1. ....... ik. Vilnnd and
n l ha aval hiii. liicicui o
,,on of the disease. "'VP',8; take the cork out."
trengio oy uu.5 - k ,k. The pro-
aslsiinguiui." ". - . . ,.rativt
Sower, thit they offer" One Hundred Dollar,
FoVany case that It fails to cure. Bend lor list
of testlmonisls. Address Tn1m,n. o.
r . J . I. II i u. ,
liall's Family l'ills are the rt-
Self-Sacrifice.
"Whv. Jlmmie. you're smoking xme
of papa's cigars!"
"Sure! l neara w ici -kill
himself Bmokln bo many, bo I m
trvln' to save ma ie-
Journal.
About So.
Greene Miss Wllter
Ancient Pens.
The earllent references to pens are
. . "s ii Tlll.ln nn1 oro
The eanieHl riturin:f iw
has brought ,kAlkt ilftMft "in the Rihlo. and are
suit aeainat Bifkin for breach of f . ,M ti,ro k i4r I. Kinca
r
re
" ' ... IIL'C II C
BerthByrup. Ti.ood. Use
tn time, r-'m
promise, naming her damagea at $50,- to m l9;24 l8a,ah g. Ilut
000." . . ' ' . . o Irntl atvlllB
GrayFunny about women, ir ne tnese cnieuy iw- i , -
had married her she would by thla which cut out the characters In the
im norhnnn hn telllne him that he ,iM nf limestone or sonpstone. There
is absolutely worthless. jg a reference to pen and Ink in the
third Eplatle of John 13: 5, wnicn was
TjeSFS CANDY
if 11 CATHARTIC ye
Xy tmaoi mass mtwmm.
pleasant', alaiabl. Hoiant, TiiWOooJ, Vo
Taking No Chances.
t John 13! O, which u flXa.,&c.W..i;nTo?0
a n R.V and as nens ..ustibitias
" . I wnucu nuvui . , ... UUKIi wwnaiirnuwm .
"I think," said the flrat buslneaa -e Jn an,i gHvcr were 'used In aum.t c-p.r. w.!. '. "
man. "I'll go home to mncn toaay. a nrwk and Roman empires at tnat Mn Tn 0in soiaand narntMi by aiiiro
new' cook arrived at our house Juat the Oretk ana uom ' TOD Q-TO-BAC.i.MMeAiHBTHueM,
after breakfaat. and she has tne rep- us ----- - . -p.-;: -i903.
utatlon of being a good one. or rwu .
"Why not wait lor your usuai i read-lf be bu l-UEN siting to advertisers pl
O'clock dinner?" . "e 7 Wa trftin: I V mention this P.P.
.. . .!
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f
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"She may be gone by that time." ceeus u I ,