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.1 1 . THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND," SUNDAY MORNINO, FEBRUARY , 2, 1008. MAUD IS OUT AGAIN WANTS WAY Eoosevclt Will Call Extra Session of Congress Next - Summer Unless Legisla " ; live Reforms He Itecom ' mends Are Adopted. .'"... (Unltid Pr Uui Wtr.) 'Washington, a C, Feb. 1 There is l,) an Impression based on excellent foun- ' detloa that President Roosevelt is con- f eldoring calling congress In extraordln--' :rr session this summer If It adjourn " without attempting to safeguard what ' tie considers the welfare of the people. ' If thia step la Uken it will mean that consresa may be kept here during th entire time or the nominal Inn eon : ventiona and the campaign. Thoa who - have talked with the president In the . last few days believe he win noi quietly submit to a, do-nothing policy by cob- The OregoQlan, as a looker-on la politics, though not a party ad Tocate, will go ahead oil an easy canter or career round the field, and sometimes perhaps make short cuts across It, asking ,r. hut win lnaiat uDon an enact- nobody." oreeonian editorial, reoruary l. ios. ( - 1 t - 1 1 - W M I . taw mA I inent 01 an, employer imuh u continue la urae atrenathenlng the ." Kharmin antl.tmat and Elkins law. PoUtlclana now Interpret the presl- , dent redhot message or yeaieraay mat there moat be a eeparatlon in onrreaa of ebeap from goats, that ia a call for friends of the administration to stand - by Roosevelt and notification to the rolltlciana and publlo that if BecreUry Taft cannot get the presidential nom ination, the -president will take it him . air .-': , Kooaevelt'a cloaeat political friends COLD SPELL'S BACK BEGNS TO BREAK With the temperature turning a trifle milder last night there ia little hop of u he la mare determined to carry out I food akatlna here nnleaa the wind eon- L-".-"-".'!' U'ne sweeping In from tha east Last thwa la open warfare between tna .con-I , " ... areas and the president taey benere 's wa nut mm rm aa nuay. ohjui iooaeyeit win wia 1 ana toaay.wm prooaoiy be mnaer tnan The resident's meftsaare promises to I yesterday. District Forecaster Beala be tnore than a nine-day wonder. Rep-1 predieta a continuation of fair weather, 18 resentattve Henry, of Texas, tonight circulating . a call for a Democrat lo believe that tha worst of tha cold spell easterly winds, but be is Inclined to caucus to Indorse the. president's mes- I la over. At no time since the cold wave-hit tha city has the temperature fallen be- aaea In toto. Twenty-five signatures will get a caucus and -he feels confi dent of success. ROASTS ROOSEVELT. low it degrees above aero and tha cold would not have been felt much had It not bean for tha biting wind. In the higher altitudes surrounding the city the temperature' has been several de- Sonator Foraker Shows How BIalf graes lower than In the valley, and , r, , ,, akatlng Is tb popular pastime. factors Saved Qountry. The monthly meteorological summary (United Press Leased Wire.) of tha weather bureau for January New York. Feb. 1 Senator Joseph B. which waa completed yesterday ahowa Foraker of Ohio,, in an Impassioned I that last month enjoyed a higher tem perature tnan tne average, tne mean tterly attacked the president for his for the month, being 42 degrees, where- recent utterances against large corpora-1 as 84 la the average. Tha precipita tions. ltion waa about JV inches below the ''It seams aa thourh tha chief our-1 averaaa of a. 61 Inches. 3UDHC ana has been experienced for tha past two busy, HHIS WILL REPROSECUTED rW5ffiffV!r Board Sharpens Ax for Criminal Practices of X-Badium Institute. Through the discovery of a forged v$.tn to fhe Puubl,p nl th dath certificate Inthe city health of S&SSt bwieKnhdaVf c tj authorltierlll Institute crlm- CPiOWriUNCE IN-,- TEAINDf a FOE THEONE speech before the Ohio society tonight, , Mtte gh poa of every Duplication by t private Individuals recently, - he started, ''is to fan the flames of business dis . cordanoe and economic unreaL Presl - dent Kooaevelt'a denunciations of preda , tory wealth, swollen fortunes and evil . corporations have been auch as to cre ' ate general business distrust and alarm, yet, when ' tha recent financial crash came the men labeled 'malefactors of ' great wealth' came to the rescue." Thia waa Ohio night at the Waldorf Aetoria and two recognised candidates for the presidency sat at the long dining table Joseph Benson Foraker and Judson Harmon. ' t v . . -. : Judson Harmon - made a strong apeecn against rovernment ownership emmen commend It He declared If the rail- roada do not follow a new plan and more emphatically safeguard the In teroats of "patrons, government owner ship will be forced, s - "The management of railroads must ba either private or public," ha said, "and Any attemot to mix the ivn win oe narrarux otn to the railways to mean ro do not think tha country deslrea this." i Inal proceedings against Ernest Hey mans, manager of tha X-Radlum Insti tute,, Action may also ba taken later by the district attorney's office against Heymam and others tor performing criminal operations. - Theaa actions are exnected to follow fDirited Preu' LmmA CTIr t . ' -. I tha rertort of Dr. Rather C. Pohl. city -Berlin, Feb. 1. Notwithstanding the ftealth officer, who placed the case be off lclal declaration of the renewed fore the city health board at its meet ing yesterday morning. nr. font siatea to tne ooara tnai after an investigation she learned that a young woman's death certificate had Deen maae out ana eignea oy nermHm, who sighed the name of Cora Talbott to the certincate. rartner investigation by Dr. Pohl resulted in the disclosure that Dr. Talbott's given name is Carey ana not Cora, Upon questioning. Dr. Talbott asserts that she did not give Dr. Heymans per mission to make out the certificate in her name. Heymans Insists that she did, and to further substantiate his claim that Dr. Talbott was in charge of the case displayed a written statement which he claims was made out by Dr. Talbott and signed by the young woman the day she was brought to the Insti tute conducted by Heymans. Because of the conflicting statements made by Heymans and Dr. Talbott the authorities will not proceed until sure that convictions will follow. As a. -result of tha efforts to conceal such cases by Institutions of thla sort the matter will be taken up by the state and county medical .society with a view of arriving at a definite line of action on which to prosecute. An effort will 'be made to revise the state law so that it will be comprehensive enough to allow no loophole through which auAcks and fakers can erape. As It is, members of the city health poara Will not rest in ineir prosecution of tha case until; they have carried It through all the courts, where there may be a possible chanoe of securing a con viction. All the' members at yester day's meeting placed themselves on rec ord in Insisting that tha present case ba prosecuted witit au tne vigor 01 tne law. 1 - MOTHEK PEOHIBITED FEOM SEEING CHILD G. 0, P. SPEAKERS III SIXTH I'JIRD Clecton Stands Up for State ment. No. 1; Bronaugh, Favors Initiative. At tha Initial meeting ot tha Sixth ward Republican club held last sight .In Jones hall. Front and Olbba street, be tweeo 75 and 100 South Portland res. dents listened to political speeches by O. M. Idleman, chairman of tha Repub- ?. zyuniy comnu committee, uuage V "ronaugn, i; 4. ueeton at i a number of others. - Chairman Idleman announced that he waa not mere to commend the direct primary law. that It had dona great damage to the Republican party, but that it was tha duty of every good cltl- en 10 upnoia uia Jaw until it baa Had a lair trial. T. J. Cleetnn , annnunrAA in hla r. maras tnat be strongly favored tha di rect, primary law. Statement No. 1 and the Initiative and referendum. "Instead of being a statute to be got rid of aa soon aa possible, tha direct primary law im ma wiaeei measure ever enactea in Oregon." said tha speaker. "It Is es sentially Republican in principle. It means that the affairs of government hava been placed back In the bands ot jna peopie, wnere tney properly be long. - "Tha statement made by certain Re publicans and newspapers that tha di rect primary taw naa reauuea in turn- mg over a numoer or tne most im portant offices In tha atate to the Dem ocratic party Is essentially unfair and untrue,- aaia Mr. cieeton, continuing. He declared that the party bad paved the way . for Its present disorganised condition long before the direct pri mary law was aver thought of in Ore gon, and that it was enacted for -tha very purpose of correcting the evils of tha old convention system in this state, wmcn naa proved so disastrous are1 days and nights, tha thermometer regis tering aa low as 12 degrees above sero. to the Renublican nartv. Ha dec la Tha daya hava been bright and during himself aa strongly in faypr of State- the middle of the day the ground thaw. "ndtld5 &r"?flc' wM Zin o where the sun has a chance at It Siu. T.n ?I Much trouble has been experienced lmajiiw v hff.ritr.n'r dvised the Repub- ' 1 ncans or tna eixtn wara to upnoia tne 11.1 mmk I primary law. Ha commended the Inltla- IBpal ftrt te The Jearaal.) Ht,v and referendumt ying that he waiia vvaiia, wtin, eo. 1. ero found many good tntnga m the law and weather, is prevailing In the Walla believed Its enactment to be a long step Walla valley tonight It Is clear and Vh'- ilTntt r ih r. bitter cold, and the weather office pre- f.0ted by the election of Willis Fisher, diets tha temperature will fall far be- president; George E. Streeter, secretary; low sero before morning. Some fear b. F. Jones, treasurer. On motion it is reit mat rail wneat win oe iroien 1 vntt that tha raa-uiariv iMtMi out owing to the lack of snow. committeemen from the Sixth ward . . . (shall constitute the executive board of (Special Dlapatcb to Tha Jooratl.) the newly organised club. The chair BMiAt.lMi VK 4 Am- I nnMinMil that , at thA nAVt mMNnff gon Is experiencing the coldest wave of committee on constitution and by-laws the present winter. i,ast night uieiwiu oa appointea. a hbmci wmnrn thormometer stood at five degrees be- tea was appointed with I Carnstenaon low sero and It is aa cold tonight At aa chairman. La Grande and Baker City it has been Frank Hennessy and tha Sixth ward ten below today. Bnow lies on- the quartet rendered several musical se lf round and there Is every sign of con-1 lections. tinuea coia. Many water didos nave been frozen and tha plumbers are kept health, of the .kaiser, it Is noted that me crown- prince now taxes active part In conferences with the ihancpllnr Vnn , Buelow, on national affaira The crown prince contemplates a voyage to Corfu In February- when, it la probable, ha will do accompamea oy tne empress. There appears to be every probabil ity that -lowa Republicans, when they meet in state convention in Dea Mnlnu In March, will indorse the Taft candi dacy, uotn factions of the party are SEE AMERICA" TO BE SLOG! Commercial Club Will Brins: Democratic Delegates Here From Denver. WHEAT GROWERS HEAD FOR SOUTHERN CLIME Commercial Club Will En tertain Inland Empire Delegation. ' Tha largest excursion party that has ever gone from tha Pacifio northwest to southern California will reach Portland next Saturday morning southbound, and will be the guests of the Portland Com mercial ciuo an aay Haturaay. An er Tha "see America first" movement will strike Portland In earnest about tart wm be made by Portland to set the the middle of next Jul v. if clans of the Dace for entertainment of these distin- Portland Commercial club get the re- gulshed visitors for the remainder df suits expected in connection with the their trip Into the sunny south. national Democratic convention to be A finance committee composed of held at Denver. The Commercial club has George W, Simons, George w. Brown, taken ud with all Dassencer traffic aarenta. I A. Feldenhelmer and Tom Richardson through the Transcontinental Passen- has been appointed to provide the neces- 11 ger association, the question of making sarj fhe visiting party sal ar to ba agreed on this. WO rrtTBEHTTS, HO OAS, HO COCJlTJTB MS If your gums Weed when you brush them, you hava pyorohoe, a disease which, If r let ronpeanges recession and - teeta to loosen, . We positively cur tha above disease. r rv arranaementa low -rate for deleiratAa tn visit nra. will number 21S. Including men and gon after the convention, and will try women, and repreaenta -vo of the most to run one or twn anrHni tmtna fnr imDortant commercial organizations of mat purpose irom uenver to fortiand. I ma tniana empire--iimumy, mo 1 of i'resiaent u. VV. HOdson Of the Com- t cnaraoer oi commerce - aua me vvtuitt mernlnl flnh has aant tha nllnwlna- lot. Walla Commercial ClUD. ter to James Charlton, chairman of the The party .will arrive over the O. R. & Transcontinental Passenger association: N. at 11 ociock baturaay morning and "M rea Kir- At a lorvaiv attamiaii will be met at the union station by suf- meettng of business men held In the ficlent auiomoblles to give every mem- pariors or tne Portland commercial uer a uvuri "M" ""i"" ,W,TU " club Friday evening, I waa requested to sembllng at the Portland hotel at noon, ask your association to make the same where lunch will be served from 12:2J proportionate rate for round trips to 1:30. Immediately folio wing lunch Portland and other pointa In the Pacific the excursionists will ba treated to a nortnwest as tnose maae to Denver ror """j Iluo "Lr" deleeates and others who will attend lg m corner of Sixth and Morrison ' . . 1 -'-fgr- In the perfection of its expression devices, its ease of operation, simplicity and superiority of its mechanical construction is found .-the key-note of the remarkable popularity of this, the newest of the riayer-rianos. 4 The Kingsbury Inner-Player Piano Is logically the pfano for the professional man, the merchant, the mechanic or the music lover in any walk of life. Playable by hand or by mcanj of a perforated music roll, it brings to the home an ability on the part of every member of the family to play, and play. well, any and every composition known to the musical world,- be it the marches of Sousa, the nocturnes of Chopin or the operas of Wagner. The Kingsbury Inner-Player Piano is moderately priced and sold on easy payments. It surpasses by far in every essential many player-pianos selling at prices $200 to $300 higher. It is beyond doubt the finest player obtainable at the price asked. $650,00 The manufacturers guarantee it and the house of Sherman, Clay & Co. unhesitatingly indorse it. We also have the "Euphona Player," made by the same factory and fully guaranteed only $500. ' An Honest Investigation If you are at all interested in Player Pianos you owe it to your self to see and hear this instrument Its simplicity of construc tion and ease of operation will interest and please you. ' A Kemiarkably Fine Playtr Piano Only Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars Sherman " feav&Co. Wi v OPPOSITE, VOSTOTTICL Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Bellingham, Spokane. TEETOiiinr' This office is equipped with all tba latest appliances, and formulas tot doing , bign-cuB aworc , ; V OUR PRICES 85.00 Rrldga Work, per tooth S5.00 Xjogan Crown . .g3.50 to SS.OO S8.O0 Rest Rubber Plate Aluminum Lined Fifte..-r -? io.oo to i5.oo .Silver Filling! Gold Fillip ga, 81,00 xt... 12.00 to. SS.OO Vegetables Vapor vsed only by ns tnr ; Painless Extracting 59 BflGAGO ?dn!ess; Denfisls . CCX (BTK ATO WASBXBTOTOB; -v r. sure you. ara In. the, right office. I ,y bitendaat , , M ; rio'-.rs ?zha 3Sn 'A-S310. -.- The arrest of Mrs, Maggie Cummlngs ia o aoofles on a statutory cm soma time ago and the sentence of latter to the penitentiary under parole Is to have its .natural sequence In the divorce court. Suit for eeparatlon was begun aaalnst the-woman yesterday by uaniei u. cummings. Cummlngs was married In this city In March. 1904. after a Drevlous matri monial experience, wnicn enaea in mucn the same way as the present entangle ment He blames uooaes. wno is Greek restaurant keeper, for breaking up his noma, put the circumstances or the case were sucn xnai juage -uanten-bein, before whom (the latter pleaded guilty last Friday, r regarded tne case as a proper one ror parole, in view or tne conauci or tne wire. Curominas "attorney yesterday se cured an order giving the custody of bis iwo-year-oiav otuia to tne nusoana. end restraining the wife from visiting the child or Interfering In any way pending ie trial or tne suit ror aivorce. Tn usual order giving the custody .of --piiiHFVB wiM mouior in sucn cases uepariea rrom because of th moth- uuiunouu conauct. Poisoned by Tiger Whiskers. ' ... .From the London Globe, bli nma "ectlon Yof a well-known SStTO .Mna Sfe n is'ays Satlvi:. J , -"erl as tSe "".lf7e" .f1 an unoleaaant hahit r like. - "" w.juobo mey ais- The finely divM ' " " , w V.VH .-' 'I. .... t , r , 1 t .... & ' the national Democratlo convention next July. "we feel that It Is our duty to our city, state and section of cbuntryto take advantage of this gathering of representative citizens from all sections of the United States to present to them the opportunity of visiting the most agreeable section of the western conti nent in the summer season, and we want to make their coming here a practical Illustration of 'See Europe if you will, but sea America flrst. for It is the class of men who Will be present at this convention as members of both the great political parties, who are, SDendinff their snare dollars and their i spare time in becoming better acquaint ed with Europe and traveling less in their own country. - . "Every delegate to tha national Dem ocratlo convention will be a better American by coming as far west aa the Rockies, and If we can induce them to come in larae numbers to the. Paclflo coast they will all become real patri ots. "We ask you on behalf of the Paclflo nonnwest, as a Denent to inousanas who have never known what a genu. inely jileasant summer climate , really available ao that we may fill every ho tel and every mountain and seaside re sort in ail this portion or tne unitea States next July and August. We feel that it wll be advisable to have this rate made, and we thank you in ad' vance for putting it .Into effect" ireeis ill t vewe auurii. A dinner will be given at the Portland at 7 p'clock, to be followed by a recep tion. Every citiien of Portland will be made welcome at tna reception. Trolley cars win convey tne party 10 tne union depot in time to enable them to cat ah their train for the south. Wouldn't Disappoint the Walter, From M. A. P. On one occasion M. Faillleres. presi dent of France, was dining at a restau rant with a friend when he accidentally droooed a coin under the table. His companion drew his attention to the fact with the remark: I think yon nave dronned a two franc niece." - "Oh. that's all right" renlled Fal- ileres. "'it wm do ror tne waiter wnen we have gone away." And' calling the rarcon to nia side ne torn mm to iook or the two-franc piece after ha and his friend had finished their meal. Later on. just before leaving the res taurant M. Fallllerea deliberately took two rrano piece rrom nia pocket and quietly placed it on tha floor under the table. His friend waa much surprised, and asked the reason for his strange conduct. "Well," was tna reply, "on counting my money. I found that It: could not hava been a two fraho piece I dropped in the first Instance, but aa I told the waiter to look for that amount I couldn't disappoint mm, couidal7" . iv 1 ,m n 1 : Of tha 89 United States senators now serving, 22, or nearly one fourth, have officiated aa governors of their states. Tan of tha 22 are Rennhllnnna anI 11 Democrats. The senatorial delegations from Arkansas, Vermont Louisiana and Tenneasea. hava .baaa -tna ohiaf dimih. tlvea of their respective states. Twelve are from tha aouthern states and com prise nearly ana nau Of 11)0 aoiun'a rep- reeenuiiion m tne I from the east four CONGO EXHIBIT AT NEW Y0KK MUSEUM i BrusHela, Feb. 1. King Leopold has resolved to establish in New York a museum of natural history for subjects gathered from tne state or tne (Jongo, and his petition to the municipality has been accepted. The king manifests great Interest in the project and it is understood that two nans nave been dedicated entirely to tha history and re sources of the Congo, CONDUCTS VALUABLES TO UNKNOWN PARTS FLIRTY HUSBAND PUT TOWELS IfJ HER MOUTH Kept on Flirting, Too, De spite" Wife's Protests in the. Matter. Alleging that her husband Is such a flirt that his flirting drove her to nervous prostration from loss of sleep and worry, Maud W. Potter has begun suit for divorce from Samuel A. Pot- BURIED 1 7 YEARS, BODY OF W m PETRIFIES Limestone Spring .Near a Grave Turns Corpse to Stone. Shlppeosburg, Pa., Feb. 1. At tha disinterring ot the body of Mrs. Sarah Oeist at the old Mennonlte graveyard, Ringgold, Mason and Dixon Line, the (United Press teaaed Wire.) Quito, Feb. 1. The conductor of val uables between this city and Guayaquil has defalted In the sum of 12,600, and fled to parts unknown. Dr. Pin ilia, the Bolivian minister of foreign affairs. ernment, has assured the In a visit to this ti tha weak governments of Latin-Amer- resldent ?ov-hat lea have received great protection by tha acts of the Hague conrerenoe. Railroad Tunnel. ' (United Press Leased Wire.) Berne. Feb, 1. The federal council has aoproved a project for a second tunnel through the slmplon, for the government rauroaa lines. F0UE THOUSAND IN TAXES ON FIRST DAY ECZEMA DISAPPEARS the senate. Four are from -the middle Easy Test Demonstrates Sapid Actios of Vow Drag. According to an interesting little treatise just Issued, tha use of poslam, the new discovery ..for the cura cf vp. sema and other akin afflictions, begins with a practical demonstration of the work it so quickly accomplishes. Suf ferers are only asked to obtain one of the axperlmental -samnlea fwhleh tha Emergency Laboratories. 22 West Twen ty-fifth street New York city, will send to anyone oy mau iree or cnarge) and to apply same to a spot the size of a liver uour, u.im spot is fiealed In 24 hours and It Is desired to continue tha treatment, larger quantities of poa. lam may - ba obtained In Portland at Skidmora Drug Co., and all leading drug aMjiua, -.11 vv-troill uuitn ana 9M body was found to be'Detrlfled an1 ao ter. She says ha kept on flirting despita KffiFsSnS .'fcSEnlS" her protests, and that when she pro-1 There were only a few traces of the tested too strongly he would fly Into ajc"n. Dttheenura Dody--race, hands rage, In which condition he was almost Even the foldVof the ar'mts w insane witn anger. . naraened so that they remained as whon Three times within the last month e,Dody was burled, 17 years ago. thera have been stormy scenes in the . Hmeeatona 4..uu4a?0 potter nome, accuraing m me who s i wnicn saturated tna sou and converted omnlalnt On January 10, she says, I "o oay into stone, ha hanama ansrrv because she protested against his telephoning to otner women and threw a towel around her mouth. Bha says he uttered terrible oaths and threatened to wring her neck. Finally she escaped his grasp, sne says, and M k ItAil'aA jam,irv 27. she says, iw husband The close pf ths first day of tax pay- struck her and threatened to cut her I ing yesterdav placed over $4,000 in the thrnat and tnat oi ineir mree-year-oia f KnnnM, .. child. Three days latter, she alleges, , , ' ... , ' , , he attempted to choke her and threat- P1 Pi eager taxpayers Is expeoted to rmd to ?'flx" her. She says she has begin In earnest All ot tha money yea- supportea ner nunoana, hb weu as ner-. terday was in small dribs, as. none of self andchild, during the last twoLv. haavxr rnn.rw im Bha ana f otter were married I " "'""' ........ San Francisco more than four years themselves, ago. i Bheriff Stevens heads the roll of . : I honor, being the first to pay. his taxes. mg JUoan. I The other first payers, in the order malted Press teased Wire.! liK.moav.w-ra Josepn vvortnelmer. J. A. St. Petersburg, uto. 1. Kakostaff nu aars. u. o. ha announced that a part of tha loan I eynoias. , - of 196,000,000 roubles 160,lj5G.OOO) will T unl n,ft.B off,erea 200 In poatofflce V a -o lAkr ah-nan ThA a a inner a hanlra' f l inwiisrjr uiuris ill uuvmeni or nia rtaah tha country will assist In placing the t0..th county, the money orders being loan. "lies of the late financial digturbanoe wiion io, iiko many oiners, put his luuua tavo money oraera ror safe years. in m ... . a. I mm i a, aa a aj niia 11 1 i . . Ill . Hill 1 a mm a.i m.m 11 u 11 ti . ,,. ... , JUL laAVUVU mT "If ? "- II A ' . (LOlOMla. aTl ;'j'V ' .aqrane :v Vicw .it from all stand- poiritJH-qtiality of fab ncs, character of mak .jug,, ana cost. au iavor the wearer. r You. cannot afford to be indifferent to the merits of Columbia Tailoring Made - to - measure (lndivlduiDr made for you), stylishly tailored, perfect fitting (a fit that lasts); made of fabrics that give solid service, and superior wear, anq withal placed within your reach at a full third under the prices' asked by other first class estab lishments thla n brief ia Co lumbia tailoring. ' 1 ' Try " SPECIAL An Extra Pair of Trousers FREX ; With Every Suit or Overcoat ....... ..x $25 to $28 Suitings re duced for a limited time to $22.50 Also Including extra trousers. cOooulA GRANT PHEGLKT. Mgr. Elks' Building Seventh and Stark ! TEETH ow- Save - tag. fe keep Come at once and hive tree examlna- Couldn't See the Sport. From the Minneapolis Journal. Two ambitious hut intm.ri.KM4 golfers were recently, battling over the iunununweaiin country oiun iinira a 11 woni ituny weu, aunouyn Dosrey ri malned practically. ' Intact, untfl the reached a tea overlookinar a. nnnA tpn drove furiously, then, cautiously, half a uoaen onus into xne muray depths 'of the DOOl. Btandlne near bv waa a luti. girl, stupid but curious. After the jweuvn uaii naa piunaea to rise ho 1flra Poslam stops the itching with firsf an- SuoaaKar, ana proceeds 10 neal imme lately, curing chronic cases of ecznma in two weeks. , In minor skin troubles, such as oimnlea. blackhanHa . , htnioh.. acne, red noses, rash, etc, results show ....... .I,.. iium vim 111 tuuia (acne, rea noses, rasn. eto resi west and two from the western states. I after aa overnight application. D tlon. t- I mora, aha queried blankly, but slnoerely, arm rrvtrt i tp pwTrrt ' icorrtrs ott 1 of tha srolrer: , ; . ' VER FILLINGS, 8 So UP: GOLD FILL-L "Say., mister, what Is the fun In this ina-s, 76c UPr SET OF TEETH, 14.00; gamef' ( SPLENDID SET, t8.0(T: GOLD CROWNS! I v r ' ' .' . Jr?7Tao ,6 00: WH1TB VR0VNS' UM Days of Lonai Sermons. . AH work guaranteed for 10 years. Ia Llncolnounty; KsVourl? at Mount Lady attendant always present. AlllZion, a hamlet of two or three stores. vork done absolutely without pain by I is the only church of the Associated Re ipeclalists Of from 12 to 20 years' ezpe-1 formed Presbyterian faith to.be found ienea. , , j, I west of tha Mississippi river and north . ' I.. - I Ui UJB AriUlUBS. .. Ill BOSTON DENTISTS t ' Mona Main 8030. HIM Morrison fit, Opp. Pottoffloa. ox tna i Araansaa una. . Tha Hrauni hava three heads -and tha hour for tha secona enurcn service is "early candle llKhtinff." Cantaln J. A Reld. rnlfna- elder in the church, says that the brick building ia which tha congregation. numbering ' about ISO, now ttteeta . wal reciea in iboi. . - t James McKnlahL on of the church' i earliest ministers, weiahad over 80'! Pounds. Ha a-anara.llv rnria in a rallni' and frequently with a loose horse gal, loping along behind, to hava a changfj of hnrlM In ,raaa tha nna Via waa rMlni snouia g-ive out. . 4 v In hla dar lone aertndna Were . th rule. On one occasion It Is said that h preached so Ion thai all of his hearer left him on account of approaohini night, and when, last of all. the sextoi left, he requested Mr, McKnlght to shu the door when he got through. I , i Holliday Coins Betura to Bank , From the Boston Herald. r "Nine out of every ten persons in thai line are here to get it old pieces to us as Christmas presents," said a saving! bank man. tnolntlna- to a lona line li front of tha navlna teller's window - Ana tna runny pari oi it ia, na aaaea "about three quarters of the gold w give tnem will oe pack nere in tni bank. inside of two weeks." The bank man said every year hi Dank pays put aoout 3,uuu in gold i the day or two immediately precedln the holiday. Most of this money s i aiven within the family circle, and th rule Is that tha members, of the famil soon come sack to tne nana witn tn identical pieces to be credited te the! respective accounts. . ' How She Kept Young. '" . ;,.., .: ' From Woman. ...... Soma ona once asked a woman hnW It was she Kent her voutn ao wonder fully. Her hair was snowy white, sh was au-years oia ana. ner enerav vu waning-, oui sne never impressed on tna with Idea of age, for her heart wai still young iv sympathy and., interest Ana wis was ner answer: "i irna how . to foraet disagreeable thinra. tried to master the art of savin r nioJ ant .Vifmrat' T ftr4 nr.. vnn.. . . . . - of 'my friends. -1 kept my -nerves wel in hand, and did not allow them to bor other people. I tried to find any worK that came to tan 4 congenial.'' ,.
