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quested nie to beat bim for her.
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De Roads-What? Why, all be does
In this show is carry a spear, but It
took bim six weeks to learn his part y
Snbnrba Woman may be great, bat
he's got to come to man for one thing.
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v Suburba Have him tighten the top :
en the preserve jars, ' - ,
His' Wife -We don't bare half ths,
friends cum that used to visit us to
trv toy cooklnc.
rlusbaod by, give them a hinei
recover from It. ,
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Notes of Wednesday's Happenings
Brief Paragraph - Give Journal Reader the News of Late Yesterday
' ' ' ' Afternoon and Last Night. " "
Congressional. V ''v'
. Declaring that officials of the United
States land office "deliberately deceived
certain coal 'claimants regarding t the
real meaning: of the laws favoring such
claimants," T. P. McDonald, of Seattle,
urged the passage of the Jones bill, glvt
lng AlaBkan coal claimants the right to
seeK legal adjudication of claims held
up by the Interior department before the
senate public land committee Wednes
day. , . ' ' , . , .
The postofflce appropriation bill, car.
rylng approximately J283.000.000, an In.
crease f nearly $3,000,000 over the
bouse bill, was passed Wednesday by
the senate,::,.. ..;. :.;,;-, ;;r.,vlv-'."--!.,-
Jrwin ;lB.;I:lughlln was confirmed
Wednesday by the senate a first secre
tary of the United States embassy at
Iflndon.f.fni.Sv.:
The seamen's Involuntary servitude
bill, abolishing the InvcJuntary restraint
now- imposed upon American seamen, in
foreign ports, and to require more ad
equate manning of merchant vessels
with skilled seamen, was reported favor-
ably Wednesday to the senate from the
committee on commerce. .v.''...
k. treat v recently neaotlated fav -.the
nited States . with Nicaragua, provld
lng for the payment of 13,000,000 by the
- United States, In return for the exclu
sive right to build An interooeanlo canal
across tne . Nicaraguan Isthmus, was
laid over by the foreign relations com
mlttee of the senate until the new ad
ministration has an opportunity to pass
'. on It. .v: .;;; ' .
The sundry civil bill reported in the
i senate ..Wednesday carried an amend
tnent Increasing the appropriations for
r the maintenance of Crater lake from
Gains 30 Pounds
r In SODayo
Ecmaikable Eesult of the Kew Tiisnt
Builder, Protone, in Many Casei
,? of Eun-Down lien
, nd Women.
trove It Tearself j Bending Conpo Belev
. ' for a 60s faokage, Free.
I Woaldi.' rook Hke That Agala fey
, All the World." .
"By George, 1 never saw anything
like the effects of that new treatment.
V j'roione, ior ouiiauif up oi .weigoi ana
"Jost nerve force. It acted more like
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A Known gentleman, in speaking of the
wis revolution that had taken place in his
condition. "I began to think that there
- was .nothing on earth that could make
me fat. I tried tonics, digestives, heavy
. eating, diets, milk, beer, and almost
evervthlns else rou could think of. but
- without result. I had been thin for
.- years, and began to think It was nat
ural for me to be that way.. Finally I
, read - about the remarkable successes
, , brought about by the use of Frotone,
so 1 decided to try It myself. Well.
- -when I look at myself in the mirror
now. I think It ia somebodv lae. I hava
f) , ... ,i put on Just SO pounds during the last
w I : mnnlh Anal flava fl t-Aftr.i. ah mrtM
nervy in my lire.
Protons' is a powerful Inducer of
' nutrition, increases cell growth, makes
perf set the assimilation of food, in-
t creases the number of blood corpuscles,
and as a necessary result builds up
' muscles and solid, healthy flesh, and
- - rounas out me ngure. -
For Women who can neVef aDoear stv
, llsh In anything they wear because of
their thinness, this remarkable treat
ment Is a revelation. It is a beauty
maker, sa well as a form builder and
berve strengthened ...
Th regular f 1.00 alze of Proton e la
for sals by all druggists, or will be
mailed direct, upon receipt of price, by
in rroione uo..ovwi rroione mat., ue
trolt. Mich.
tt will cost you nothing to prove the
1 rumnrkflhl ifrct of this frfDtm.m
It Is absolutely non-injurious to the
rii not riIirata ' .vtm. Th PrnJona
f company will end to snyone who sends
I ram and" address, -a free 60o package
! ---"a'rotone, i with full Instructions, to
, -Viove that it does the work, They
"T will al.ii nil vnn tholi- liAAb "IVhu
" You Are Thin," free of charge, giving
farts which will probably astonish you.
Hend s coupon below today . wlthu your
name ana aureBB...vf-;-;?v'-, .;v,::-,..i'
Free Profane ' Coupon
'It will cost you nothing to prove
the remarkable effects of this treat
ment. , The Protone company will
tend to any , one, a free 60o pack
age of Protone, if they will fill out
thla coupon and enclose lOo in stamps
or allver 4o help cover postage. They
wtll alfO send with it full instruc
tions and their book on i."Why You
Are Thin."-:--.v':.' ,c ;fK.5?,v, ,
in wkotoxi. comvaity v
6001 Protone Bldg. , ' Detroit, Wo.
Ka mtrvr rrmrt trf-rnfrrrtrt rtrnrrvrrt
Street i r v.
City : T. :.vi State, ''ixl
The reVuiar 21.00 nixd tit' Protone 1.
for Mle In Portland by Owl Drug Co.,
836 Washington street, . , No free-pack-
ubcs irom urustfisis.
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f 3000 to $740, and" 1160,000 for road
The bill to create a department of la
bor, with a cabinet officer at Its head.
passed the senate Wednesday after less
man:, an- hour a ; consideration. The
measure previously passed the house,
but amendments in the senate will re
quire its perfection in conference before
It is' presented to president Taft. 1
, The two-battleship program, ' favor
ably reported by tle house naval com
mittee,, was defeated Wednesday in the
house sitting as a committee of the
whole. An amendment to appropriate
fr one battleship only went through.
144 to 1M. ;;f V".'- -."-I-. ' 'i 'fr
The house oa "Wednesday disagreed to
the senate amentments on the tension
appropriation' bill. -' 't
; The. general deficiency appropriation
bill, carrying $24,253,740, Was reported
to the house Wednesday.' r; ;
.V:". PoUUcal. . ;:
Alarmed over the new revolts report
ed in northern Mexico, Washington of
ficials announce their intention of at
once replacing the troops along the Tex
as border who were ' ordered to Galves
ton. Secretary of War Stlmson assured
Senators Culberson and Sheppard that
every possible-precaution would be tak
en to protect the Texas border against
raw by Mexican rebels, ;, .
rrealdent Taft, on Wednesday, par
doned William Bunggren, who Is serv
ing a year in the Alameda ,(Cai.) county
Jan. ., Bunggren is a victim of tubercu
losis, and wants to. die at home. .
The New Hampshire legislature unan
imously agreed .Wednesday to appoint a
committee to investigate the charges of
bribery in connection with the vote for
United States senator. , ,
A carefully drawn system of comnen
sation for personal injuries of Panama
canal employee ia embodied In an ex
ecutlve ' order promulgated Wednesday
by PreaIdenf;Taft,,t take effect after
March 4.
President Taft, on Wednesday; tent to
congress his , much discussed budget
message. In it he recommends the
adoption of a budget system of relating
proposed expenditures to expected rev
enues, and declsrea that cOneresa would
1 be greatly benefited by having before it
annual grind upon appropriation bills.
' Eastern. ' .:. ; , ..
After fatally shooting 'City jtfarebaT
John Irwin, In their attempt to break
Into Jail and secure a quantity of seised
liquor at Hackett, Ark., six thirsty va
grants are being sought by posses. :
Chicago aoclety ia discussing an "im
pressionistic" party given Wednesday
night in the fashionable home of Roy
McWilliams. Miss Catherine Dudley
and Miss Helen Dudley, well known
young society1 women, walked into the
drawing room attired aa 'Impression
istic" monkeys, and a few minutes later
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey appeared
garbed aa "Adam and Eve." They wore
fleshings and draperies of artificial fig
leaves. .. ...-... ...
John J. Thompson, assistant attor
ney-general of the United States, who
was stncKen several days ago with
acute .uraemia, died in Chicago Wednes
day. , ' . .
James A. Moffett, president -of the
Standard Oil company of New Jersey,
died at Palm Beach, Fla,, Wednesday
morning, after a brief illness.
In a nation-wide vote of all the dues-
paying members of the party, William
D. Haywood, bead of the - Industrial
Workers of the World, has been retailed
from the national executive committee
of the Socialist party. In 22,600 votes
cast Haywood received only 1000, - -
Hereafter students in schools belong
ing to the , Association of American
Medical colleges will be forced to take
a five-year, instead of a four-year,
course, as at present, a resolution to
this effect being adopted at the Closing
session of the association at Chicago
Wednesday. . (.
Stephen R. Dow, head of the broker
age firm of 8., It. Dow & Co.; was found
guilty at Boston Wednesday on 24 of 82
counts of an Indictment charging the
conversion, of funds of mining compa
nies in which he was Interested.
The-$15,000 pearl necklace belonging
to Mrs. A. A. Sprague II, which disap
peered mysteriously in a Pullman car
between Boston and Chicago last Sep
tember,, has been restored to its owner,
It was found on the neck of a 5-year-
old child at Chicago. It was picked up
by a night watchman, who, not knowing
its vahie, gave It to his little girl as a
plaything. ..',.( ; . ,
Pacific Coast.
Edward Smith, an engineer, was killed
in an accident which occurred Tuesday
near the logging camps of the Sheridan
Lumber company, 12 miles southwest of
Biiendan. -.' '; - ." :; .,;;
An incendiary attempt was made
Wednesday night to " burn the $4d09
school house recently completed in Linn
county across the North Santiam river
from the town of Gates. ,
i One' hundred ahd twenty-nine thou
sand acres of public land In Wallowa
county, near Enterprise,, is designated
as subject to entry under the enlarged
homestead act. ... -
Sobbing as she4 approached the win
dow of a Stockton, Cal-bank Wednes
day;' Mrs. Gruesky . handed the cashier
a bundle of rolled "paper dripping wet
and bleached white, which she explained
was ail that is left of her life savings
of $1200. i'The' money was kept In a
bag and her little child dropped it Into a
bucket of chloride of ume. where it re
malned two days before being disco v
ered. - -
Thlrty-slx million ladybugs have been
captured and caged for. shipment by thn
California stat4nseetary and wtlt bt sent
to varlou s sections of the state within
the next few weeks to save the melon
and hop crops.; The ladybugs prey on
the aphis that destroy the new. vines.
Suit for, $200,000 damages for the
death of his wifer - was filed at San
Francisco Wednesday against St. Wln-
fred's hospital and its owner and phygl
clans by Albert Lawrence Johnson of
Piedmont. Mismanagement during the"
time Johnson's wife, Dr. May 1 John
eon, was a patient In the hospital is al
leged. ;.'..,
, President Soroula of the Southern Pa
cific railway, . commenting Wednesday
. on the decision of the California state
railroad commission in which the disso
lution plan of the HarrUnan system was
blopked, said there were . no further
steps to be taken by his company, '
- A ' genuine . Amatt violin; valued ' at
$3000, on the inside of which was $S3
In bills, stolen 'from tbe residence of
joeepn uuido in Ban Francisco, was re
covered Wednesday. A strange man was
seen in a, clothing- store with a violin
case, and upon being approached by a
policeman, dropped the violin and fled,
. . s"" .' Forelgft.i;t.j-)
- All hope that the European powers
would agree to the proposal Of the ports
voiced in London by Ibrahim Uakkl
Pasha that the i.Turklsh retention of
Adrianople should be the basis of a new
peace proposal to the Balkan allies; van
ished Wednesday with the receipt of
news from the Turkish ambassador In
London that the powers were not India
posed to intervene, 'r' it"-
Owing to terrific winter '-weather
which gripe the whole Balkan front,
serious fighting Is improbable for some
time. ' Skirmishes are reported dally, but
none of thera so far baa been of great
importance, i f
.. Doing considerable damage, but injur
Ins; no. one, a succession of earthquakea
rocked Wellington, N. Z., Wednesday.
A series of minor snocks were at first
felt, and these; ended with a severo
temblor. -
Upwards of 200 people were killed or
wounded by the ill timed explosion of a
charge of 7000 pounds of black powder
which had been laid by government en
gineers with the object of razing an
enormous block of rock at Qljon, Spain.
The departure from Mexico of Ernesto
Madero, former minister of finance, was
followed Immediately by a hurried
counting of the cash in the government
treasury. The result showed a balance
Of $92,000., .. ; . '
All but four of the 22 prisoners who
have been on trial as the alleged auto
mobile bandits who terrorised Paris and
its environs in 4911-in were found
guilty by a Jury In the aaalse court
Wednesday. ,
Plus X has forbidden smoking In the
Vatican, and the guards, chamberlains
and attendante are disconsolate. Not
even in the privacy of their own cham
bers are they allowed to puff their
cigarettes or pipes.
7 ': AHscellaneous. .
Tearing the top of his head off with
a charge from a shotgun, Joe Wollam. a
rancher. Instantly killed a man identi
fied as "Sheeny Rid," after the latter
had battered down the front door of
Wollam's home near Reno, Nev., Wed
nesday. Tbe shooting is supposed to
have been the result of a quarrel be
tween the men.
Paper mills in Waahington and Cali
fornia have appealed to the treasury de
partment to rescind its order of some
time ago admitting papers from British
Columbia free of duty.
The department of - justice has re
sumed Us investigation of the American
Smelting Refining company, to de
termine whether it Is a "smelting trust"
Falra Off tho Fat
Uhorolt Shows
Most women suffer much humiliation
because of treat ouanutles 01 fat. so lo
cated that, no natter how they dress.
vervnoav aeaa tnai iner ara aonormai.
Thla ia tha dav of the slender funire. and
fat women are simply not tolerated either
in business or social affairs, women may
not know it, but men when they see a fat
woman pass them on the street or in
public places make all manner of sym
pathetic remarks about her. They , do
not mean to be unkind or to seem un
manly, but It is natural for a man to
dislike, fat on a woman. -.Where fat
hows the most there is where it must
be removed, and as quickly as possible.
This season's dresses seem to be made
for tbe fat woman's misery, and the slen
der woman's delight They expose all
the eharane ef woman and her- ugliness
as well. Exercise and diet will not re
move fat. This has been proved. "The
famous Marmola prescription which has
met with such phenomenal, success ana
has so many of our society women aa
ita sponsors, Is now being sold in tab
let form to meet the demand of the public
for this style of treatment. ; These little
tablets ' go into your system Just like
food. They etop the stomach and di
gestive apparatus from producing fat and
reduce the fat uoon the bodr nt the raU
ef about 13 to 15 ounces a day. They
are harmless and can be carried in yon.
purse and taken even after yon have in
flulged in a hearty meal away from home.
They are sold at all drar stores at 75
cents a ease, or if yon prefer you may
write the Marmola Company,' Farmer
Bldg., Detroit. Mich . - ,
1W- TROCiaEVj)
- ' For Hoarseness
and Inflamed threat Will dear the voice and
.relieve coughing apellt.
Pmcl Free.
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MRS. EDGAR WINANS ,
DIES AT. HOOD RIVER
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As a girl ehe knew. Abraham Lin
coln; she was almost 90 at death, ,
(Special to The Journal.)
Hood River, Or.. Feb. 27. Mrs. Ed
gar ; W. Wlnans, born in Petersburg,
III., April 22,1823, died at Hood River,
Feb, 22, aged 89 years and 10 months.
She was married to JSdgar W. Wlnans,
Dec, 4, 1$47. Eight children were born.
Besides her husband," seven children
survive hen A.- W. Wlnaris, Portland;
L. Wlnans, Fortlsnd; MrS. F. R. Spauld
ing. Nes Percer Idaho,1- Mrs.-- M.-P.-and
W. E. Neff, Corvallls, Or.; E. T. Win
ans and W. R. Wlnans, Hood River.
Mrs. Wlnans was acquainted with
Abraham Lincoln in her girlhood daya.
Mr, and' Mrs. Wlnans lived a pioneer
lute in Illinois and Kansas. In tho
latter state they lived near Lawrence
when guerilla Quantrel burned and
sacked, the city, and while the ruffian
border war, and war of the rebellion
were in progress, and were many times
in danger while the guerillas were rob
bing and murdering the settlers of that
section. In 1SC4 they returned to tbe
old Wlnans' homestead in Illinois and
in 1886 emigrated to Portland, and with
their children, settled the following
spring in Hood River, where they have
since resided.
in Violation of the Sherman anti-trust
law.
One Of the fastest working and most
expert bogus check manipulators who
has operated in Denver for many months
realized $100 from the Brown Palace
hotel and $125 from the Savoy hotel re
cently. The man registered at the
Brown Palace as Jasper Carlson and
represented himself to be an adjuster
for the Portland Lumber company of
this city. ..v- - - -- !
(Special to Th JmirntD
Bt, Johns, or.. Feb. 27. At a meet
ing or -the city council Wednesday tbe
lighting contract with the Portland
Railway, Light & Power company was
ordered signed. The contract runs for
five years and calls for . a rate of
$4.66 2-3 for each light a year. This
is the same rate that is given to the
city of Portland In their contract with
the company, which expires the last of
the year. There is a clause in the con
tract that states If Portland gets
cheaper rates after the first of the year
tne same rate win appjy to at. Johns.
The council also authorised the pur
chase or a street sweeper, various
nrms win oe invitee to Bt, Johns a
week from Thursday to try out the mer
its of their respective machines.
The volunteer fire department of the
city petitioned tne council to carry a
general 'insurance, Including life, accident-and
;slckness, for the benefit of
its members.; The counoll acted favor
ably upon the matter and ordered the
city attorney to draw up an ordinance
to that effect The ordinance will be
passed at the next meeting of the council.-
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" An ordinance adopting the report of
the viewers regarding the opening of
Kellogg street was also passed. . The
viewers favored the opening of the
street and allowed the ropertyTjwnerS
$1500 damages. ;
The council also cased an. ordinance
authorizing tbe city to sell $28,691.69 of
street improvement bonds. They will
be advertised for sale immediately, and
a Call for bids win be issued March 18,
tt? Can Keep Excess Salary.
? ' SoeeUI (o The Jux wal. i .
. Centralis, Wash.,1 Feb. 27. Ex-County
Sheriff' II. W. Urq,uhart, ex-ProseCutor
J. R. Buxton and ex-School Superintend
ent W. -D. Bay" were 'associate defend
antsVof. ex-Clerk -D,s W.i Montfort, who
Monday won hie eppeal in the state
supreme court ordering him to pay back
to the county about $800 In excess sal
ary, that he had drawn through a mis
take of the county commissioners la
raising the classification of the county
Ex-Coroner C L. Btlcklln, ex-Auditor
Uarry.Swoffoxa,nd.aiXreaurar..Suw
mersett. who paid ' backs their excess
salaries shortly after the : mistake was
discovered, cannot recollect the money
from, the, county,
' Holland has 2000 miles of canals In
addition to 8000 miles of other .ft vis a-
SAME LIGHT RATES AS
HERE FOR ST. JOHNS
ISHIDAB
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Meeting to Be Held . March 1;
. To Dedicate; New
, . - Library.
Qresham, Feb. $7. this city boasts of
a home talent production that would be
hard to beat Next Baturday night a
lnmi niAirwirfima- bv a local author. -and
presented: by local actors' will be given
at the Grange hall. Tne arama. wmcn
is in five acts, was written by CL Val
entine Snashall, who is a well known
musician and artist of this city.;; .
The new $10,000 " Carnegie library,
which Was donated to the city, has been
finished and will be dedicated Saturday
afternoon. -W. I,- Brewster of the Port.
land library board will officiate, j
Rev. F. 8. Pitts is conducting- a series
of rovivai meetings at the Free Mem
odlst church. Great Interest Is being
aroused over the meetings,- and large
The Gresham dairymen - nave aecieo
to throw off the yoke or wnat mey
aiiera to be tha "Portland tnllk trust.'
Thcv have been assured that a plan Is
hein worked out wnereoy tney win oe
imirond-nt-of the Portland whole-
salers, resulting in better prices and a
more staple market fer their" produot.
A meeting will be held on Baturoay,
March 1, at which ume ceiuiue acuon
wilt ba taken.
Ia conjunction with alt ether com
munities that are served by interurban
pariinea. Gresham has now started an
agitation for better aervlce. A commit
t wii recently acDOlnted by the Com.
mercial club to take the matter up with
the streetcar people to see what could
be dona O. A. Eastman president of
the - First State bank, is chairman of
the committee.
(Spedal to Tbe Journal.) -North
Bend, On Feb. 27. Work in
this city on the Southern Pacific Una
from Eugene is to begin at once, Engi
neer Dixon, who is here to represent
the contractors. Mc Arthur. Perks & Co.,
and who will have charge of the work
at this end, has been notified that every
thing has been settled regarding tne
right of way through North Bend, and
Home Treatment
for Epilepsy or Fits
Those who suffer from this ner
vous disease, accompanied by its
sudden attacks of unconsciousness
and convulsions, will be interested
In knowing that we have author
ised the - eale of Koslne-treatment
of Epilepsy by Woodard-Clarke
Drug Co. and Bkldmore Drug Co.
our euthorlty to sell the Koslne
treatment ior nipuepay on iue ivi-
nmrintH- Kll ft bnttld Of
Koslne for $1.60. . If after using
you are not entirely satisfied, your
money win iuuhuiu.
We want the most skeptical to
guarantee, for the success of the
treatment uuuui u i
years, both by the laity and pro
fession, has proved the merit of the
Many letters testify to the, relief
from the sudden attacks, while
others tell oi their restoration to
......i h..Hli Va. aal. hv Wnnl
ard-Clarke Co., Park and Alder Sts..
and gkidmore Drug Co., 161 3d St
The Cosine Co., Washington, n. a
'juyinnnfy-w-M-i-i-i"i"" - -- -- ----------
SURELY SETTLES
"Pape't Diapepsin" Ends ' Indigestion,
Gas, Sourness and Heartburn in
- Five "Minutes.
"Really does" put bad stomachs In or
der "really does", overcome indigestion,
dysDeosla, aas. heartburn and sourness
i t five minutes that Just that makes
Papa's Dlapepsln the largest selling
stomach regulator in tbe world. It what
you tat -ferments into stubborn lumps,
you belch gas and eructate sour, undi
gested food and acid;, head is dly and
aches: -breath foul; tongue coated; your
Insldes filled with bile , and Indigestible
waste remember the moment Dlapepsln
comes in contact with the stomach all
such distress vanishes, it's truly as
tonlshlns almost mhr velo us. and the
Joy Is its harmlessr-ess. v , ,
A' larse fifty-cent case of Pape's Dla-
cenaln wilt give you a hundred dollars'
worth of satisfaction or your druggist
band you your money back. ' : , '
It'a worth its weight n gold to men
and women Who can't get their stomachs
regulated. . It belongs Jn your, home
should always be kept handy in case of a
sick, sour,- upset stomacrt curing- tne
day V at nlgh't It's the Quickest, aur
est and most harmless stomach doctor in
the world. : : .. . ' .
iUSEAULENEOOXEASE,
TU tutiwiitie powaer m uitn into th
ibae. If ; wnt rt and' eotnfort for tlrd,
chlii, twollfn, sweeting fwt. dm Allco't foot
lease. . It relievf cnrn nrt bunlonm of all pla
oil pretente llltcr, torn and culloui mxii.
Just tb thing for. Dxnrlna Tartl's, Tmont
t.vtthrr Sliiwi, and for Krmklnjr In pit SSjcih.
It is the areatPfit pomfnrt (ll"Ov'"-y vt thu sir"..
Tt it touny. 8nl1 aTfrfwher. ci"iit. Hun t
liM-opt any sntistltnte. For-hRI-K trtsl 'psck.
a, ..aadroas ,AUco B. OUualed. JL Iwy,, .N, .
m
NORTH BEND VILL SOON
SEE GANGS OF GRADERS
UPSET STOHS
he is to begin work at once. - , A clear
ing is to, be made through Simpson
Park and the right of way graded.
Material and equipment - has been
gathered at Portland and San Francisco
ready for shipment to this point. Con
struction work here . has been delayed
on account of the settlement of the
right of way, but this feature is en
tirely settled. " '
The people of North Bend are plan
ning: a big demonstration to. be held
next Saturday, when they will cele
bratethe actual commencement of the
ratfrood in Coos Bay, - v . -.A-
n,:n.eeaWma.eT,HT;,
nuDDtri a i nirvena oiani
PICKETING 0NCE MORE
' tQntted Free Wire. I fr'iV
Akron, Ohio, Feb. II-r-Bellevlng that
an - expected investigation by the State
legislature .will .aid their cause, me
thousands of workers out here in a
strike against tbe big rubber manufac
turlng companies, mustered up heart to
day and resumed active picketing. They
believe the legislature win rorce tne
comoanles to agree to arbitration of
their wage and working conditions dis
pute. - . c,- t
Lewis County JIust Ask Bids.
; Centralis, Waah.Feb. 27.-Prosecut
ing Attorney.' C, D. Cunningham has
ordered " the Lewis county comnils-
Coughing?
You may tomorrow! Better
be prepared for it when it
comes. Ask your , doctor
about keeping Ayers Cherry
Pectoral in the house. Then
when the hard cold or cough
first appears you have a doc
tor's medicine at hand.
' J. 0. Arr Oa.. Lowell. Hum. .
DRUNKENNESS
Is a curable disease, which, requires
treatment The ORR1NB treatment can
be used with absolute confidence. It
destroys all desire for whiskey, beer, or
other intoxicants. ' Can be given In the
home. NO sanitarium expense. NO" loss
of time from work. ! Can , be given
secretly. ' If after a trial you fail to
get any benefit from Us use your money
will be refunded.
ORRINE is prepared in. two forms:
No, 1, secret treatment, a powder! OR
RINNB No. I. in pill form, for those who
desire to take -voluntary - treatment
Costs only $1.00 a box. Come In and talk
over the matter with us. ask ior dook
let. '
Skldmore Drug Co., 181 Sd St
Woodard, Clarke 4k Co., West Park and
Alder Sts.' ' -' --
Make It Cross, Peevish; Restless and
Feverish If Tongue Ia -Coated
Give "Syrup of Figa."
Children dearly love to take delicious
"SvruD of rigs" and nothing else cleans
and regulates their tender little stom
achs, liver and $0 , feet of bowels ao
aromotiy ana tnorougniy. ; .
Children get uuioua ana conaitpaiea
lust like grown ups. Then they get
sick, the tongue is coatea. stomeon sour,
breath bad: they don't eat or reat well;
they become, feverish, cross, irritable
and don't want to play. Listen Mothers
for. your child's sake don't force the
little .one to swauow ntuKiuui caaiw
oil. violent calomel: or harsh irritants
like! Cathartlo pills. A teaspoonful of
Syrup of Figs will have your child amll
lng and happy again in just a tew
hours. 8yrup of Figs will gently clean,
sweeten and regulate the stomach, make
the liver active and move on and out
of tbe bowels all the constipated matter,
tha sour bile, the foul, clogged up waste
and poisons, without causing cramps or
griping.
With Syrup of Figs you are not drug,
ging or Injuring your children. .Being
composed entirely of luscious figs, senna
and aromatlcs - It cannot be harmful.
Full directions for children of all agea
and for grown ups plainly, printed on
tha nackage. n
Ask your druggist for the full name
"Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna"
nrenared by the' California Fir Syrun
Co. This is the delicious tasting, gen
uine old reliable. Refuse anything else
offered. - -
'"CataggliX
Quickly Relieved
y . ' Get a 25 or SO cent tube ot "
iaUi Catarrl:d Jelly
. . .-. .f....( .... ... .. .. -i . . . ... .-
at eere. Use It Quick. Finest remedy ever
offered lor Catarrh. Colli in tne Head, etc.
Money refundM If wan"l. Tw"if yrnr "t
' success. Wliy? tiir-i.e ltf-. Wrile u'' w
I CHILD'S W1E
CLOGGED BOWELS
it. . ... .in i it ;... i;--.r if.
sloners to hereafter call for btds on ell
bridge construction! in the county, in
stead of. awarding the contracts to on
particular firm. Two contracts award
ed by the commissioners last week for
new; bridges over the Chehalls - river
west of Centralia and south of ChehalU
were ordered cancelled by the prosecu
tor ' 'v ''';' ...i"'N.''-.' :" :
CURES
ECZEMA
DURNS, DOH
n
''Auinflammationsc!
C the Skin aid Scalp
It ls jainr yM''(at it SOI Since f fimt
DMd I'DKIFINA, Althonsb I bare tried aiin?
other lntmnt, have fouad notblng id 'l.
W. F. TIlDHSrON. M. D., Lot Angelee,
; Sold by Clurka, Woodwtrd Drug Co., Sklii
axire Drug Co., cm rtairaiicy. Lu-Dit
Drag Co., HlokmeB Mfg. Ce., 10 CorUsndt tit..
New York Cttr. Biies loe and USe.
Peculiar After Effects
of Grip This Ycr
Leaves Kidney in Weakens J
.Condition.
.'v.-"V j.';;. :-',i 1 i'ii .11,
Doctors in all parts of the country
have been kept busy with the epidemic
of grip- which, has visited so many
homes. The symptoms of grip this year
are very distressing and leave the sys
tem in a run down condition, particular
ly tbe kidneys . which seem to suffer
most, as every victim complains of lamo
back and urinary troubles which shoui l
not be neglected, as these danger signal.-)
often lead te more serious sickness, such
as dreaded Bright's Disease. Local
druggists report a large sale on Dr.
Kilmer's : Swamp-Root which so many
people say soon heals and strengthens
the kidneys after an attack or grip.
Swamp-Root is a great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy, and, being an herbal
compound, baa a gentle healing effect
on the kidneys, which Is . almost im
mediately noticed by those who try it
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blnghamton, N.
offer to send a sample bottle ef Swamp
Root,! free by mall, to every suff
Who requests It. A trial wiu convince
any "one who may be in need of it
Regular else bottles 60 ota. and $1.00.
For sale at all druggists. Be sure to
mention this paper. .
Oner Dose Pane's- Cold - Compound
Gives Belief From Colds and
v- Grippei No Quinine Usad. .
Ton will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symptoms
leaving after taking the very first dose.
It is a positive tact that, rape s to. a
Compound, taken every two hours, un
til three consecutive doses are . taken,
will and the Grippe and breakup the
moat severe cold, either in - the heal,
chest, back, stomach or limbs.
It promptly' relieves the most mis
erable headache, dullness, head and nose
stuffed up, feverlshness, sneezing, sore
tnroat, running 01 me nos mucous ca
tarrhal: discharges, 'soreness, stif fne
and rheumatic twinges.
Get a 25-cent package of 'Tape's O? )
Compound'4 front your druggist ana
take it with the knowledge that it wut
positively and promptly cure your coil
and end all the grippe, misery without
any assistance or bad after effects and
that it contains no quinine aon t ac
cept something else said to be juat ai
good.' Tastes nice- acta gently.
Women's
BT9 a ar ?' Vm we r " r
demanrl 'that ;: every woman snot:' 1
spare herself unnatural ' suCcrir z
by obtaining safejnd proper help
when physical" tyi and nervots
depression occur. When ailment j
and suffering come to you remci j
ber there la one safe, effecti 3
gentle and well-tried remedy
' of..: special value to wen
BeechamTe rills remove tl.e c
of suffering; they clear lh t
. and by their tonic, helj .'J
. relieve you of headarhf, I
: aches, lassitudeartdnrrvcr '..
Try a few dotca and I
difference know bow L . ' '
Tills will .help your f
Jhow., they , itrcr:;!he-, '
L kt
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