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, , ' . ! THE OREGON t)AlLY -TOTJTJMi; PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. MAY. 29r 1905. . .. i liOV VE KNOW WHY .. MIES RETIRED x ' , , , lfJIIII Pi ' . John L. ; Sullivan Sent , Him a Challenge, and - Champion- "Jumped the. Ropes . - ' i ii .am m -BOSTON'S; PRIDSAYSx, ONE FIGHT IN HIM YET The Greatest of Modern Gladiat ' ors Hasn't " Had a Single : : ' Drink In a Year. : registered at the Hotel Portland, where - ie was sought by many , of his old .time friends this morning-. Borne came " tor curiosity, - others to renew - an ae 'qualntanceshlp formed-' when John U earned fortunes -in honest 'pugilistic sn deevor, and when -her-was his own best preei agent, . , i t-! . ,'. Today. John L. looks the part of one 'Twho has fought many and various tat tles in this life, and although be says there Is another good fight left tn him, .his appearance does not corroborate his .statement. He asserted that he was witling to meet Jeffries, but that the latter retired soon after receiving his challenge. "Perhaps the people think," said John, that 1 -cannot" get into-condttloa- for my fight with Charley Mitchell on Bep tember 23 at Tacoma, but .1 will show them. I haven't had a drjnk for over 'a v year and I can train down one' pound a day when I start active work. Portland looks good to me. aitnougn 1 have not been here alnco 188. , I note the big Improvements that are being made in different lines.' - John L.'s sparring partner, Jim Mc Cormack, of Galveston, Is with him. Sullivan says that McCormlck Is a com 4na chsmnlbn and that ha will back him a g ams r Jrrmror-rttisimmona Mo- Cormack is six feet two Inches In height and welhe 1M pounds, - He te ev nuay looking fellow .and measures up to John T.:' dAacrintlon of him -very well. John L. eaye that-he hue attended every "big exposition since the Centennial at Phil adelphia In 17. and win lane pleasure In doing the Lewis and Clark fair, i T. ELECTRICITY KILLS LINEMAN M'WATERS Was on a Pole on White House Road. and pouched a. - ' Live Wire. jll:J.x-HMc Watery allnemanln the service ot Ujs i'orUiwwl Geners t Eleerlo company, received Injuries this morning 1 while working with a live- wlie on the, ' ybltBH"""' ,f""1 that.raaulfd-ln bis ' death a short time later." ' ----;" HeJa4cllmbad-apola-io-paint -it rwhen he touch a live Wlre-rA Jeavy current "of electricity passed "-through thla body and he -wa hurled to the . , a 4-... ii-imiI tAm tmn linnre ""- -or tJeorgeTCTvvllson a erioria xo r Viva Vr '- annr trarnleil be . . - 4. I 1 - Ua. fnr, ftiAin MmAvhl tii a hosoltak - Mc Waters bad been.in the emplny nf ths Portland General for severe! months.. EXAMINING ROAD FROM RIPARIA TO LEW1ST0N " Q. W. Boschke. chief engineer for the i u,Uiii linan tn nrrs-nn. Washington . 1 and Idaho, departed today for Rlparla, "f to begin preliminary work or conairuc- lion of the extension from Rlparla to Lewiaton and Grangevllle. He was . accompanied by Russell Chase, an ex Vjert locating engineer from the South ern Pacific aervlce, and a party of sur w veyors, ' ' J k , They will go Into the field at Rlparla J "' and a week Willi be apent cross-sectlon-' Ing the route surveyed from Rlparla to """Lewlston. A "number of contractors are' leaving for the scene, with the purpose of looking over the ground and to pre- para bids on the grading and construc tion work. Contraota-will be let when Mr. "Boschke returns . next week, and '. the work will be In full blast early In June. 1- , As soon as tbts work la started Mr. . Boschke will go to the Clearwater coun try and assist In making final location of the route1 to be constructed by ths Northern t Pacific from Xwlton to" Grangevine, whlcbT wlllbe builtunder ?Tlnt aupervlBlon 'ofrhrmselT and B. t .' Crosby, assistant chief engineer of the . Northern Pacific BULGER TO BE FINED "' 1 FOR CRUELTY.TO LAVELL Special ' Policeman Frank C. Bulger, who rruellx beat Dan Lavell, la to be InvestlgatedX by Chief of Pollcei'Hunt " and the police 'commissioners and he ' will have to, answer to two charges In jth police court. , - By Instruction of Deputy City At 'torney Fltsgerald "and Deputy,' District Attorney Haney, whose action has 'the ' ssnctlon of Judge Hogue, a, city and a "state charge of assault and battery were ' preferred against Bulger this ' morning oy Lavell and hla bond waa fixed at 1100 on each charge. Bulger on Saturday afternoon tried to get a charge he had preferred against Lavell dismissed, but was Informed that this would be Impossible. - . . . . .-a ostxxailajt oomrn vaxdoM.' - (Ipedal Dlspateh te The JoaraaL) - Coulee -City,- Wash.;: May"2. Sin " VVah, a Chinaman, .who was run out of thla cltv for unbecoming conduct few k"isys sgo. committed suicide in 8pokae, I Sunday, as ths result of a delusion that ; he was haunted by Coulee City people. nx.u or CXATOOUIT SHE, - ' (Speelal Plapatet to The Joorsal.) ' '! Chatnnlet, .Idaho,- May . :. Miss Olive Warner, the belle of thla place, . who was soon to have wedded a wealthy , lumberman of Sand Point, . died In a Spokane hospital laat rflght as the re sult of an operation. '. p -f .'( .:' I I- '. V ScbiUmg Best make gen. ,eroui business. Your grocer " is generous with It. Moneyback costs him inothing; costs no- body anything. , t BY FLEET UNDER TOGO '(Continued From Paa One. and Admiral Nakhimoff are respect ively . tons and s.600 ton displace ment, carrying 'each 660 men.'' Their speed 1 respectively It and II knots. ' MOw tons displacement" and the -Jent chug 1,200 ton displacement. Tbetr speed was reaooctlvely 29 and 14 knot. ' In addition to the, ships enumerated abgysLjitnuroua larperto boat a and rio stroyers have been sunk and a pumber of transports. More than t,000 prison lra .have been- taken -by tha-Japrifaa. , : TOGO HAD NO LOSSES. Mialte Ortsoom Wtraa That the Vap bnasa met shistalnad tittle Swnaa-a. - Uoereel BpeiI Bflr. : - M Grlscora wires that Admiral Togo re ports that the total losses sustained by the Russian fleet Saturday and Sunday are two battleships, ons coast defender. Ova cruisers, two special service ships and three destroyers, all sunk. In addU tlon. be capturtd two battleships, two coast defenders, one . special , aervlce ship and' one destroyer and over 2,000 prisoners. The admiral adds that the Japanese squadron la undamaged. Another offlolal report from Minister Grtscom at Toklo received by the state department ' this morning says that Togo reports that he ajink , one - large vessel of the Borodino class (battle ship) and' three other small ships; , be sides capturing three others. ' Togo adda that no. Japanese ships were in jured. ,N " "- - Grtscom states that at the time the message was Sent the battle .was still progressing slowly, but everything In dicated a great Japanese victory. ' BEGINNING OF END. Admiral Dewey Says BassU Must So , '' : 'o Feaoe. (Journal Special rilce.) , Wsshlngton, D. C. May 29. "It la fhm hgtnnlnT nf thu end 1 TSn SSS 1111 other outcome than "that Russia must sue for peace.". -. '.- r This was Admiral Dewey's comment today when shown tha report of the losses sustained by the Russian fleet. ""nTiiy opinion, the victory . of the Japaneae may be attributed to thel tralnlna: and nrenarednesa. ' Doubtless the same spirit as shown In the assaults on Port Arthur waa exhibited. . Such advices as we -have Indicate that the Japanese, achieved their victory, by hurl ing torpedo boats agalnnt -the enemy." Minister "Takahira this morning ex pressed satisfaction at the reports of -Japanese rvlctoryiThe-mlnister and other members of the Japanese legation remained lnthelr offices nearly all uiUk r.gii i j bhoimiii fimwm vi Lite uti- tie. M"ilater Takahira Is expecting momenyfrlly definite news of the battle, 1 ' GLOOM IN RUSSIA FeopU Amatlng-lj laalfferent Over BU- trona. Outoome ot. Tight, ', ; (jooraal Seeetal srle. 1 Bt. -Petersburg May 19. Gloom per yadea . th'eRussln capltAl :-overthe reportediefeat of Vice-Admtral Rojent vVhsky and his7 fleet. .Little news has found Its way to the publio on account the oensffrshlp. and h? vfflC'lals poi trnrn Mhw Kumpean cp4tellnfeA-l Ita Japanese origin. Intense- anxlet) is displayed by the ' emperor and off! clals 6ver"the ouTcome of the battle, bu the public Is amaslngiy Indifferent and quiet despite the disastrous outcome of the fight In the Korean straits. In naval circles the- belief -rls pressed that Rojestvensky escaped with a large part of bis fleet and will reach Vladivostok. . Surprise waa expressed that the news ot.the battle reached Washington first, and it waa said that this proved ' that America la Japan's ally. . I ' . , , . AMERICAN SHIP SUNK. Bterohaat Teasel meported Destroyed by " mosslans Off Ooast of Formosa. (Journal Special gerrlce.) Washington, May . -The Post today sava that acting under Instructions from the president, Acting Secretary of State Loomla has telegraphed Minister Orls- com at Toklo toinauire -inio-je re ported sinking of an American merchant vessels by the Kussisn zieet oil ror BOM. . . The-atate department la Informed by Ambassador Meyer that the Russian foreign of rtce has no news concerning the sinking of an AmerlcanghJporf Formosag - . ; iSSELSTD FF'M AN iLA. Fire Warships Slgbted Off Oorregidor - - Xalaadg . elleTed to" Be Jape. L" (Jonrnal Special service.) -Msnlla.. May !. Five warships were sla-hted off Corregldor islands at the entrance to the Bay of Manila this morning, headed south.-It la believed ther were Japanese vessels. On Satur day two transports were sighted lit miles west-of Bashee straits by ths British steamer Yuen Sang. issox Toun.finir, ; (Jonrnal Special Berries'.) Washington. Msy ti. According to advices received by the navy department from Toklo, the Japanese, In addition to the ships named, captured the Russian battlefchlp SIssol'Yollky. The same re port says the Russian flagship was se riously damaged. . AjrOTZSB TIGHT BOBTS9.. (Joarsal Special -Berrk.) -. ( -Tslrtr Tau, May. 29. According to a Chinese telegram, another 'naval battle Is oh nsar Oil- ialand, believed to be an engagement on a larger scale-than' the one In the Straits of Tsushima. The Japanese losses so far are stated' to be oua' cruiser snLten torpedo-boats. , j i " JA BOWS mi..'.... ' ( journal Special terrlce.) 1 London. May !. On exchange this morning consols went up five sixteenths and Jspanese bonds rose from t to t points. - A sharp fall In Russian securi ties occurred m Paris nd other Euro pean centers. , - . BBXTZSS TBSSBH STBM. (Joaraal Special Service.) Wsshlngton, IX C, Msy, . Minister drlsortm Is Informed by the Jspanese government that the ship- surtk by' the Russians on t"ormosa. stay zo. was a British weasel, not an American. BOTBSCBTXD-a TQsTZBAX. , (Journal Stwlal WTlr.). "' Psrls. Msy 2.- The funeral" of Baron Alphonse de Rothschild wss today at tended by a crowd of ,000. ; GREAT. VICTORY; WON LOST ALL BUT COLD fR0:.I HER TOOTH Mrs; Gbalby ChargedWilliarn J. -Harrl With' Many Valuables. THEN WAS-AFRAI D-TO TESTIFY AGAINST; HIM Statement Made That Saloon keeper Had Threatened Her . Ufe If She Prosecuted.- mplaint wss made to the police yes terday by Mre. A. B. Goalby, - wha charged William J. Harris with stealing everything of value she had with, her "except a gold tooth from neK mouth." Harris -was arrested " Djr.Deteettvee Reslng and Carpenter, but when Mrs. Goalby waa placed on the witness stand In the police court -this afternoon to tell of the robbery ahL was troubled with a loss of memory. Investigation by the police brought out the statement from Mrs. Goalby that William Carroll, proprietor of a saloon on North Sixth street, in whaVhaa been called the "north end extension,'- had threatened to ."fix" her In case she ap peared against Harris. When Judge Hogue learned of the alleged threat he continued the case un til Wednesday and ordered Carroll to appear In court on that day. Mra. Goalby Uvea at the Barry rooming-house, over the Quelle -cafe., . She asserts that Harris invited her to a meal at the Quelle Saturday night, and she did not leave Mm until midnight. .She saya he was examining' her rings, and once wrenched her hand so hard that she was obliged to remonstrate with him. When she reached her room, she says, the diamond setting, was missing from, her - ring, - a - diamond and - opal i uln wss aone- 11UIU lier nnu er pursejpiitsJMnt41tJa'te40 appeared. , MISS GAMBLE LEAVES .--SISTER DISCONSOLATE I , Fearing that- harm has eome t Mies Lean Gamble, who has been missing since 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the Rutland rooming house,; at First and Clay atreeta. her aister reported the riiannnonranca to the Doltre this morn ing. The mlssJnst lrL-who-w In thptoW)''c emptoy-Ti the Amerli-an carrcompany, hss been very 111 and until me time 01 her djsappearance was confined Jo nef 'Bhe Is, aged 21 years old. short and slender. Her complexion is dsrk, and ahe has dark'halr and eyea and wears eyeglasses. When she left-the Rutland "house she wore a light-colored dress. ' Her : sister-expressed her belter that - . 4.1. wKn nrt. ' Flfl the steamer fWterrmar-Tssa-OTme n6 wKdgo-tele five' 'A-inier arsappear- ance. ' - :' L0EFFEL COOLLY WALKS V OUT OF CITY PRISON -n..i.tiy ,.iicri ti Chief of Police 1 1 Mnnt nfuiMl to- nlace tha man on the HuknlU. AlthXtivh MMHIAateA t CI rlo SO by Police Judge Hogue, when sentence was passed; He was made "trusty ; and escaped. ' --. DalMlmaii WfcatAf M W film dflflh OU of an alley near Ninth and Everett atreets. Two shots, rired over nis neaa, accelerated hla apeed; but Foster gave chase end eaptured him?-- Loeffel was permitted to walk about unattended, wnen seni xo in eiucwaia to secure wood be chose a moment when nobody waa In sight and walked up the street. - - ROSEBURG WOMAN FALLS HEIR TO BIG FORTUNE "- (Special Dlapateh te The JoaraaL) t Roeeburg, Or May 9. Yesterday Mrs. Minnie Bell, who runs a mtlllnery-shop herrreeefved -word that her mother "wss an heir to an estate of 15.000,000. through the death of a relative. The most of tha property consists of oil lnd, productive and nonproductive. Mrs. Bell lives 45 miles from here, near Ellston. with her husband. She Is a pioneer and ' Blest "Of " her-f amll y-of -five children afe residents f Hoseourg- TWO HUNDRED DROWN WITH SINKING STEAMER (Joarsal Special Bervlea.) Montreal, May 2. A French fishing steamer has gone down oft the grand banks, and 200 persona are reported lost, The vessel reported lost Is the French fishing schooner ' Cousin Rennis which left France six weeks , ago with sup plies and about 200 men to replenish the St. Pierre fishing fleet. It Is" believed she collided with some other vessel or struck an Iceberg. UBS WJTVOVT IBTXBBS. The Portland Free Loan society held Its annual election 1( the Hall street synagogue yesterday. .The. object of the society Is to lend money without Interest to deserving applicants, and the reports of the officers showed the so ciety to be In a nourishing condition. Officers were chosen aa follows: Presi dent, M. Ostrom; 'first -vice-president, M. Rein l second vice-president, I. From- berg; treasurer, Ben Selling; secretary, Rev. J. Shapo; Srst trustee. Dr. 8. B. Wise; legal adviser, Isaae Swett; di rectors, .Rev. R. Abrahamson, D. Neme rorsky, I. PautoftVM. Wax, A. Flesh man. M. Abrams, H. Goldstein "and Phil Stein; honorary director. Past president WiUlara Jast 7 BV9MXMM OOTTBT AS JOVBJTS. , (Journal Special Service.) Washington. D. C. May 29. The. last sitting of the supreme court for the present term was held todsy, ..and at 4 o'clock this afternoon' Chief Justice Fuller announced thla adjournment of the court until October. . Within a week or so a majority of- The justtres will depart from Waahlngton for thelf sum mer vacations. - - " : Man's VnreaaoBableaese . Is often as great sW" a' Woman s. But Time. S. Auytln. Mgr. of the "Repub lican, of .Leavenworth, Ind., waa not unreasonable, when he refused to allow the doctors to operate on hla wife, for female troubled . 'Instead," he ssys, "we concluded to try Klectrlo Bitters. My wife wss then so slc-k shs could hardl leave her bed,- and -five (t) physic-Inn had failed to relieve her. After taking F.lectrio bitters, she was perfectly eured, and can, now perform sll her household duties. '. Ousrsnteed-ty Hed Cross Pharmacv. Sixth and Oak atresia, a the way to tie postoffloe. Price too. k Ait nriann nor in innir iiKina ana The Greatest the AMERICAJCAPTURES THE KAISER'S CIP :Contlnued From JagS-Ons.) yawl Of II tons, 1J0 feet length, nnmA hr Henrv Redmohd. The- English representative -4n 4he race are the auxiliary snip vainau. owned by the Eart of Crawford, and tho auxiliary ship Sunbeam, owned by Lord Brassey The other vessels in the race are the schooner ThlaUewrteoT-y nhM Knoii: the auxilarjt Tark Apachevilowned by Edmond " Randolph; tha schooner Hlldegarde,-owned by E. R.-trolemah,"- and - the- little eel FIiur::de7Ui)lyTB'Tet--lrrrength, of s tons, ownea oy i- Ai-oHiiuvu, was the onlyvessel In the fleet carry Inar a woman-aboard, the daughter of the owner being a-passenger. - ""'" The AtTantio haa been sighted of f the Lisard carryfhg every stitch of can vas. "" No other -oa-tiae-een-signfcea, teanacDlng. as--lt-dtdrrot'-ext yachts before . Wednesdays The - Ger man gunboat Pflel. which should have -anchoredff the l.ird aa a r waa at-J aunouu, ana-ann u uuiw waa sported she started lor ner post tlon at full speed. , FIRST-AUTO-WAG0IU: FOR CARRYING MAIL The only automobile mail wagon on the Pacific coast and one of the few automobiles In the United States used for mair deHveryTnrpose was put li oDeratlon In this city today. The ma chine Is an Oldsmoblle and Is driven by Letter Carrier J. O. Tose. The auto Is te be used In carrying malls to and f ronnhe"Lewls "shd ClarkTalrTiTOuhds and In making- regular collections irom the mall boxes -throughout the city. BRICKLAYERS JOIN . RANKS OF STRIKERS .'' (Joarsal Special Service.) - Chicago,- May !. Fifty- bricklayers struck today, throwing iOO laborera out of work. The Bricklayers' union left tha matter . of striking to Individual' members It-la predicted the members will Invariably strike rather than ac cept material from nonunion teamsters. DEATH IN DUEL OVER -PARLIAMENTARY DISPUTE Joorsaljapxiil Servtee ) Budapest, May 29. Count Stefan Kearelvlch waa killed today by Karl Henes of the People's party, lha duel with- swords. "It waa the outcome of a heated dispute In the ' chamber of deputies. " - ATLANTIC MADE RECORD 1 FOR SAILING VESSELS . r u - - - - (Joonial Special Service.) " ' The Llxard. May It. The Atlantic re porta a good run and no mishaps. ...The best day's run was 141 miles, a record for sailing yachts. The' smallest day's run was 111 miles. ,- V MTJST BXT SBBBS. ' ' (Special Diapatck te The Journal) Bsker Cfty, Or., May 19. About 10 mllea from Baker City publio sheep dipping vats have been fitted up by Milea Lee, a wealthy sheep owner of Baker county. It Is expected that 4,000 head of sheep will arrive here this week from adjoining counties, and the law now requires that the aheep be dipped twice, .before leaving the country, to prevent scab or other- diseases, - Late this afternoon thej-'nlted States revenuiT7 cutter ) Hugh McCullough pwcfied" TJii" harbor" from "Ban Francisco and dropped anchor In tha stream be tween the uurnsiae ana Morrison street bridges. The steamer Is one of the most noted In the revenue, service, as she was at Manila Bay and took a prominent part In the proceedings when Dewey sank the Spanish fleet. She wll probably remain until the Close of the Lewis nd Clark fairy Jl -- . WXBBB TBTBBAJTS VOL KBBT. ' Ail O. A. R. veterans who desire to march to the cemetery tomorrow are re- nuested to meet at tne intersection- ot Second snd Morrison streets at 1:10 t. m. Veterans w'ho are unable to march will meet at the same time and, place,' where carriages will be provided for their use.. '. ABBtTBB AT BAT C1TT. (Journal Sparlal Bervlce.) ' San Frsnclsooi May 29. Arrived at ( o'clock, steamer Columbia and Des patch, from Portland, ,. . Clothing Hovse in Northwest i: ; Whatsis .:-OAST0Rll;-irahannleso4s Soothing SyrnpsIt is pleasantIt contains other Najootic Bubstance. -- cores Constipation and ltxilency. : It assimilates the amizlkwelsyine Mothers TriencL: Ho End Yon Hare Always Bought, and which 30 years, has borne the-.signature of Chas. HrPletcher, "liispeTsonalTOTpervisicsm AUo'w no i . ,: i t . .. . . s ... . , and endanger, the .Eealth AhK tabic PreparalbalbrAs SMtlnsilverocxlcindKecuia tag tfee 5 towachs and Bowels of Protaoies DhiesbortChecrful ons and HcsLConUrlns nrither Opram.Morphin nor funeral Not Narcotic. tfOUO-SANUZlHTUai tmJ- - A Mrftct Remedy forCoBsHDs- rton. Sour Stomach.DiarrtkJeA. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish runs and Loss or Sleep. Tec Samite Signature et NEW TDRK. EXACT Mar OT WIAPCS. mTtm" ' frtm Piaaf Will Cure Anr Cmo of KIDNEY or DLADDEDISCASC Not Beyond tho Reach of Medicine - . - WOODARD, CLARKE A CO. AND LAUE-DA VIS, DRUG XO. - BIG CROWD ATTENDS : THE COMMENCEMENT La Grande; Or.. May !. Commence ment exercises of the La Grande High school drew a Urge crowd to the local pera trmisn, . Following are the names of the graduating class: Blanche McMurray. Iva lying, Caro line Crlnbyv, Edna McCall. Ethel Davis, Gertrude Ralston. Ethel nulling. Rachel Tamer. Nell Young. Madge Tbomaaoh, Msrle 'O'Connor, Jennie Harris, -Andrew Alstott, Elton Jackson, Herman Clark; James fJelll. Ben Grout Byron Ooodali. Alt the healing, balsamto virtues of the Ni Pr,- W orway pine are concentrated In dm i Norway ture'f own remedy to or soughjs al cojda. NccKUc, Fancy Hose, a New Svmmer Collar, Summer Jndcrwear Uii-dpcr hapx a dozen other things your ward robe Is lacking You may have a chance - to - niaKe - forenoon.: tomorrow-from the. largest, and best assorted hurnishmj goods stock in-the- Northwest rrr:" Castorfsu Its age is its guarantee. It - . u - - 4." ... u ' r j-. - of Infants and OhildrenEiperience against Experiment "tersf rom Pn)mf rierit PhyiSlciiins addressed to Chis. H . Fletcher. . ' ' " ' ": ; ' j , ' ... i ? hii7 T -a VlBtatBr' Boffale, N. T.. says: -Tear Cssterle Is -fblldf sa sd I frsistitlTprssefletrwweytahilBi tardeslred reiults.': Dr. Onatave A. Blsengraeber, ef St Paul. Mlna.. saysi "I have a sad you ' 'n mT prsctlce with good results, aad caa recommend It aa aa d harmless remedy for children." 1 ; Castorla reDeated! exeelleat, aolld aa , m . - -: " ... -J . v f n m Loais, sio., emys: i gave aeea ana preemneq yoar '2 i,,,r. sanitarium and eatsMe practice for a Bomber ef years aad Aad It te be aa exeelleat remedy for childrea." , , . Dr. s. A. Bophaaaa," ef Philadelphia. the ease of my own baby aad tod I it : swhim miB its use Dr. J. fllmpeea, ef Chlraro, III., of eolle la childrea and have found It the Dr. B. B. Eaktldsoa, ef Omaha. -Neb., standard famHy remedy. It la the oest known aad I recommend it Dr . B. Robinson, bf Kansas City, Mo., saver-Tonr Castorla eertalnly bag" naarit.- Is not its age, Ita eootlnaed ase by mothers through all these years, and tbe aiasy attempts te Imitate It, samdeat recommendation I what caa a physlelaa add I . Leave It to the mothers." , , i rte AnW S WjMf Xtt mt CUiwmlMmA .1 y practice for the past eighteen years Dr. Edwta F. Pardee, of New York recommended year Castorla aad shall always produced beneficial results." r 1 . DrrWrBrinierrorBrooklyB. N. T., savs: "I object to what are called patea medlrlses, where maker aleee knows what Wredleata are f at la tbem, but I kaoej ' the formula sf year Castorla aad advise Its use." y. GENUINE CASTO R A ALWAYS Bears the The Kind You HaYe Always Bonght . In Use ForOvof30 Yeors. Tail et draws eeeeaHV, tt aelcctton'Mnhe neither Opium. Morphine nor destroys Worms and allays Food, regulates the Stomach" hai.been in nse for over and has been made" one to deceive yoii-in this7 '- ' - - ir . , , - I - ' Pa BavaT I have mead mte raaterla ha plesssat te take, aad hare obtained exeelleat says: "I have used yenr Castorla la eases bes medicine of 4ts kind en tn market" sayst "T flad year Castorla te be a tiling lor laiasta aad calldrea i save erar A . MM f I Wava, mmmA mm Caatneta tm with tbe atmost soccaes." City, ears: "For several Tears I have continue to de se, aa It has Invariably ... - : " " Signature of ausaav av, new vena erv. THE MAN WHO GETS : WHAT HE WANTS Is the wise man who gets his supply of paints In this store. We are Just as anxious to please him as He Is to be pleased' and (hat's the reason, we holl our rradeiao long. It Isn't only paint qualltyT or prices, or even courteous treatment of patrons It's sll three.' Hence we solicit,' with confidence, a large slice Of your paint supplying. Fisher, T" --c-. mimrn ) !;.