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1 U 1. 1., I.) AY 4,7LML THE DINGBAT ' ' ' ' I I ' i i ii -i . i i I ." I ... II I I I Hit uim in) -TUb IPCY Vnof THffAJ rlti GOTTil Asuahik Aituit n drcaih -rut' ii; ah I .niBBi tr aia-aiau V , . . , E fcE ' i ' " " 1 1 " - wr . . : - , . - A . . , iVofes of Wednesday's Happenings Krlef Paragraph! G1t Journal Readers the News of Late Yeeterdaj K AftemooB and LiUt Klght. .. . lIitlcal. , It Is fxpertml that diaries L. Crane, of Chicago, will aoon be nominated as ambassador to Buaala. Mr. Craaft waa appolntert minister to China by Prest Umit Taft shortly after the beginning bt nin administration. When ha reached Pan Francisco en route to the orient, he waa , : recalled because of his alleged atatement on foreign pollclea. A conference of th leadera of the National Progressive ' party, lscludlng ;'Cdftinal Theodore Roosevelt, la In pro gress at New York: Perfection of or ' sanitation work, especially In the mid dle west, is among the objects sought Ii la said at Washington that Presi dont Wilson's choice for the postraas- tfrshlp of his home town, Princeton, N, - - J , Is likely to fall upon a Republican. :-' v Chip Cottoiill, ' now assistant to the Princeton postmaster, and ons of Wil . son's boyhood chum. Is said to ba , sltd for tho office. Woman auffrage by constitutional amendment In Florida, is dead for four . years. The house committee has re ported against the proposition and a poll jjhowj that the report of tha committee on amendments will M susttflned. : i-v,-i -i ' Eastern. EH D. Zarins, city '-'edit or of the In , dlanapolls News, and for a long time foreign editor for the United Press, died at Indianapolis Wednesday following an oppratlon .for appendicitis. He waa 111 only "four daya. After serving in solitary confinement : for 81 days at San Quentin, James B. MrNamara has promised to behave. He ' said that Ms punishment taught him a ' lesson, and that he would have been bolter off had it happened earlier. Willis F. Cottrell, general -secretary of the T. ,M. C A. at Council Bluffs, Iowa, has been formally charged with Happy, Happy, . Use'TIZ A Marvel for Sore Feet Acts Right Off Seng. At One for Tret Trial Paekar. Bora Taet? Kara Aftar Using TZ2 Cool-bve sore feet, achlne feet. swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired reet 1 t " Good-bye corns, calluses and bun ionn and raw sdoIs. You've never tried anything like TI2 'before for your feet, it is airrereni rroni anvihlnir ever before sold. It acta at ones and makes tha feet feel remarkably fresh and sore-proof. TIZ is not a powder. Powders - and other foot remedies clog tip the pores. TIZ draws out all poisonous exudations which bring on soreness- of the feet, "j snd-is tne oniy rmeajr iuu aoea, Mrs. V. 3. Androcks. Jamaica. Long Island, found this out. She says; "I tried ao many different remedies but none seem to draw out tha Inflammation and poi sons like TIZ has done for me. TIZ 'chana out every pore and glorifies the !feet. your feet. ... You'll never limp again or draw tip ; vour face In pain, ind you'll forget about your corns, bunions and calluses. You'll feel like a new person. . Remember, thousands of other people have experimented with substitutes for TIZ without getting relief until they insed the genuine. 8o when anyone asks Mou to experiment ten nun, you won't - t,a iha oat-vouJ want tho ahuin TIZ. - in tnr aaln at all druar stores, de- ipartment and general stores at 26 cents Ijor vox, or ii win uw mbii jruu ujirvh Money back If TIZ doesn't do all we ' r,y r or m tree trial pacKage wnie to ' iHv t Walter Luther Dodga V Co., Cbl . chso. 111. . . ClearYourSMn Unsightly eruptions, pimples, fare blotches are often cleared In a Blngia niirht bv the mild, antiseptic wash, the - tt.D.D. Prescription for Ecaemft, .-This soothing remedy drives out Impurities and heals thev ailing sum as nouung else can. A. 60c bottle proves It. ' utul !t Allied dtanflflitN. iMHr4 w sUalutalyxnllahla ramady. There is 'nothing jis ,uiat we ean; reo " ommend so highly. . -' lrdp into our store, today,' and let us ' tell you the merits of D.D.L?. and of our special money back guarantee. Also ask us about the valuable cleansing powers .FAMILY im uk ticui-.FVi-r RiJT AMfiJ TS Ai RflYtf I...- . - ....... -- - p-Va .aaAai - ih'ieak i.n I ' i I . I -V rr DOE V?.., f C'a "'5uy'.;ji "fwo he. csr cured t .. b : Ul ''7TTD ' gss 15 rOM (( aa)D five attempts made ' within the &nl month of destroy the building of that Institution by fir. Young Cottrell Is said to have confessed to the directors of ' the Institution, although he could assign no reason for his acta. ' New York's first class of scientific fire fighters received their diplomas Wednesday. The class ws a composed of SO lieutenants sheeted by Commis sioner Johnson. The ablest battalion chiefs were made Instructors, and the eoursa' required one year'a study, The largest strike in the history of Auburn, N. T., has been settled.. Eleven. thousand operatives employed ny tne Columbia Rope company voted unani mously to return to work, Wednesday, on terms submitted by the company, Tha chief features of the settlement are said to be union recognition, establish ment of a minimum wage and reinstate ment of discharged employea. " Judge Alfred W. Cooler, formerly as sociate justice of the New Mexico su preme court, has arrived at Providence, R. I., after a Journey of sooo milea to take treatment for tuberculosis from Dr. Frledmann. He and his wife made tha Journey in the private ear of Lars An derson, recently vn'tB "States ambassa dor to Japan. President and Mrs. Wilson gave their first dinner for the cabinet Wednesday night at the Whlta House. Police captains of Washington, D. C, rallied Wednesday te'.the .defense of their department when the Senate sub committee resumed hearing of the charges of police neglect and ineffic iency made by the women marchers in the suffragette parade on Pennsylvania avenue March S. They assert that tueir chief, did everything possible to pre serve order and to protect the marchers, and that the officers and men under him did their best to carry out his In structions. Following charges that It Is a com bination In restraint of trade, the pre liminary hearing in the government's suit to disserve the International Har vester company, was begun at Kansas City, Mo Wednesday, before Federal Examiner Roberts. Taylor, of Duluth, Minn. The action waa filed In SC. Paul a year ago. Pacific Coast. Mra. Grace Harmon Reaves, wife of Dr. J. W. Reaves, a Spartansburg, 8. C, physician, Is held by the Ban Francisco police, .accompanied by her 5-year-old son, Orlando. She Is accused of a statu tory offense, and was trapped after an 18 months' chase following her flight from : Spartansburg. Mrs. Reaves Is young and beautltful. She declares that she will fight extradition, and will seek a divorce from her husband. Nine Chinese highbinders accused of the murder of Lee Quong Sing, an aged member-of the Suey Ting tong, have been admitted to bail at San Francisco In the sum of $16,000 each. The de fendants are officers of the Suey Sing and BIng Kong tongs, t More than $0000 knights are expected to attend the conclave of Kntghta Templar which opened today at Oakland, Cal, The address of welcome was given by Mayor Frank K. Mott. ' , David White, 40, a sailor, disem boweled himself with a rator Wednesday at the United States marine hospital at San Francisco. Suffering from an In curable disease, he became despondent. - After an awful battle against tre mendous odds In Oreenbras slough, San Francisco, Wednesday night, Ernesto Raynaud, A deputy fish and game war den, was beaten to. death by Italian poachers, M. S. Clark, another deputy warden and Raynaud's only ally, was knocked Into, tha . water .after he had shot and killed the leader of the poach ers e,nd wounded another of the gang. Clark swam half a mile, when-he was picked up by a fisherman. . Arthur Ayraa, a diamond expert of 25 years experience, and one of the best. Known gem men in the west, was killed Wednesday night at San Jose, Cal., by being thrown from his buggy, in Which he was riding with his son. Ayres was connected with Shreve & Co., San Fran cisco. The ease of Joseph Jonas, a second hand merchant of San Ffanclsoo. has gone-to-the-Jary,, final arguments havr Ing been finished yesterday. Tha woman waa found strangled in a room: of her home. Bloody strands of clothing on tha blade of a pen knife In Jonas' nosnsion corresponded with the clothing worn by Mrs, Jonas when she met death. He stoutly maintains his innocence, ; Oregon Briefs, . Albany adopted a new city charter Wednesday by a vote of 46S to 83$. Tha total vote, 800, was very light, and' 233 ballots were cast by women. Four women acted as clerks. One of them. Miss Cassia II. Thompson, has the distinction of being the first woman In the state to ;serve jon . an election board, having been clerk at Albany In December on the first day women ever voted In Oregon. The Ladies Clvie Improvement club of Brownsville has Offered prlxes for lawn and street adjacent thereto In thai city, 'The club- is planning to establish two publloi drinking fountairts. i . 1 University Commonwealth day 'will be hold at Eugene, Saturday, May 17, Stale and city officials, experts In many, lines and lenders In the bttslnefis and profct" slonal life oMOregon Will assemble at JUMPING RHEUMATICS! IT'S, GONE TO THE OLD MAN'S HANDS V . you iwow .Atso ail the '"university to discuss public prob lems. ' " "' The" - Wattenburger shearing crew, composed of 40 men, 'has , arrived at Echo and will shear between S0,80 and 90,000 head of sheep. They have a plant of 24 shearing machines operated by gasoline. The greater part of the wool wilt be handled by the Echo scouring mills. ' On a bid of I14.s7S.92 theocntract for the Carlton sewer has been awarded to Dennis & Clirlstenson of Portland, and work will aoon begin. " ' The Shakespeare club of Albany gave a reception Wednesday to Miss Cornelia Marvin, state librarian. Miss Marvin gave, a taiic on literary worfc, and was highly praised for the Invaluable assist ance she has given la building up the libraries of the state. ; At Medford Wednesday an open meet ing was held of the presbytery of south ern Oregon. It was voted to indorse the proposed school of Rev. J. K. Howard, "pastor of the Presbyterian church at Glendale devoted to the edu cation of Chinese residents of southern Oregon. ..... ' Foreign. In a speech by the prmler before the chamber ef deputies at Brussels, he used the phrase "at a time when 850, 009 men are out on strike." The pre mier's remarks seem to have been made off-band, and his estimate cannot be regarded aa official It was ordered Wednesday by the civil court at Paris that Princess Louise of Belgium must pay $770 for a dosen par asols bought by her last spring, one for each of 12 dresses.4 The classiest of the lot -cost ' $140, .. V.... ', :'.. , i .. .. ,,, That Germany is playing a cruel game and seeking to hide' the real truth by shamming peaceful intentions merely to wet-blanket the move for a bigger army in France, is the belief in governmental circles at Paris. It is also believed that Germany has reached the point be yond which she dare not go in the mat ter of armament, lest a revolution be uneharfned within her borders by over taxed people. Knowing thLs, it is claimed at Paris that the Germans are seeking to make it as difficult as possible for Franca to put her army on a .footing more nearly equal to Germany's. To ac complish this, French - officials claim, Germany professes a desire for. peace which she does not feel. Miscellaneous. A valuable Jade ornament taken from a miniature statue or tiuoana at uos Angeles was returned yesterday by the looters of a Chinese store. Thus was the power: of Buddha demonstrated. The statuette bora ah inscription to the effect that a thief of holy things would suffer the pangs of a guilty conscience until the stolen articles were returned. It was part -of spoil valued at $2000. The looters kept the rest of the plun der. Moving pictures are to show what the department of commerce is doing for the people of the United States. Secre tary Redfleld decided Wednesday tnat To Absorb Freckles and Other Blemishes Every spring I receive many letters from girls seeking some reliable recipe for removing freckles. Last year I ad vised many to try mercoliaed wax. Such favorable results were reported that this season I have recommended nothing else for the purpose. The wax seems to possess unusual properties which completely absorb every freckle, with no harmful effect. The complexion Im proves wonderfully, becoming as soft as a rose petal, and as delicately tinted. Get an ounce of mercoiiaed wax at any druggist, spread a thin layer of it over the entire face every night for awhile, washing this off in the morn ing. Fqr rouhr red skin, sallowifcss, blackheads, pimples, and all cutaneous blemishes, this treatment 'is superior to any that has ever come under my ob servation. Springtime aIso brings " wrinkles "to many sensitive skins that are much exposed to winds and changing temper atures. Pour a half pint witch hasel into a basin, then an ounce of powdered sax olite, which quickly dissolves. Bathe the face in this; tha effect on a wrinkled skin is remarkable. Marie Demaresfc in Ladles' Favorite- Magazine. Adv. , ? Water witi yonf meali (or a few days. Set howmuch healthierand hap pier you'll feel every toorninjr . W.GilmsoTliompnon, M.D..P lMor of Materia Mcdlca, Tnera uHc, and Clinical Madjcine el tha 'Untreraify of tha City of Ntw York, in refarc'oe to pur, carban mtti aprinf water, aayi "They ar aoollnf, rafraahinf', and wkolaaomo. Tkay promoto difeatloa, aod help rauova waata products from tba ayatam." 7- . X Kl... ,jr All ASW M 4k f Drink ABSOCUMEm such a system of "education would be of great value, both to his department and to those interested in Its work. He appointed a committee to confer with a New York moving picture concern. A million and a quarter quarts of whiskey, stout and' glnfcer ale arrived at New York Wednesday from Dublin in the steamer Well City. It was the largest shipment of the kind that ever reached this port. The consignment weighed 1250 tons. ' JORDAN VALLEY STREETS ARE TO SHOW.PROSPERITY . SoIal tn The Jottrnnl.l . Jordan Valley," Or., April 17. The con tract recently let to Joslyn & Hagler, local contractors,' for the grading and lengthening of Bassett street,. Is Hear ing completion. - This street when com pleted will be,ene of the best streets In the town as It will shorten the stage road Into the center of town .and will do away with several pieces of bad road. General street improvement . Is being made and it is probable cement walks will be laid along all ef the principal streets during the coming season-. The Commercial club and city council are both very active In Improvements, as they realise that Jordan Valley, to give a good Impression to the hundreds of people expected during the early spring, mush show a little of the prosperity that Is general throughout this section of tn gtattf. - COLUMBIA WILL SOON 0VERPL0WJAND PITS (Special to Tte Jmirniil.) ' - " Hood River, Or., .April 17. The Co lumbia river is rapidly rising at this point and will soon overflow the sand ptta from which the city secures lta supply for paving purposes.' The Re liance Construction company of Port land, has pressed every available team into service to secure sand for the pav ing of the city streets for which they hold a contract Over 1000 loads have thus far been hauled to higher ground. County S. 8. Convention Over. , (Special to The Journal.) s 1 Hood River, Or., April 17. Hood Riv er County Sunday School convention has, just closed a successful session. Reverend Charles A. Phlpps, Oregon field secretary for the Sunday school interests of the state, was one of the principal speakers.. F. O. Church ant Mrs. Jf. E. Ferguson were appointed del egates to the state Sunday school con vention, which meets at Oregon City on April 21-2S. Today's Beauty Recipes By Mmel D'Mllie. "Many good faces are spoiled : and look characterless because the eyebrows and, lashes are not well defined. Thin and straggly eyebrows will be improved in color and grow longer and more even ly If gently massaged with pyroxin. Pyroxin has the same good effect If massaged into- the eyelash roots. "Women detest superfluous hair on the face and forearms because it gives them a masculine appearance and de tracts from true feminine, charm. To remove superfluous hair cover the sur face with a paste made by mixing a little powdered .delatone ' with water; leave on two minutes, wipe off. wash the akin and the hairs will be gone. . . "Aches and pains cause th face to contract and form wrinkles. Mother's Salve, which can be bought In prepared form In any neighborhood, glvea almost instant-relief f rom pains and a,chea In back, or Joints, sore muscles, reuma tism and neuralgia. "The Vaucalre home treatment Is de signed, to round out angular- lines - of women with scrawny shoulders and flat bosoms. It is made by dissolving m cupfuls sugar In A pint of hof water, to which is added an ounce of gallol. Take two teaspoonfuls beforeeach meal. "The : springtime Is the season of youth, when every girl desires, to look ber very best. For a complexion of lilies and roses, apply each morning a solu tion made by dissolving an original package of mayatone In a half pint of witch hazel. It corrects blotched, pim ply and sallow complexions and leaves the skin smooth, white, soft and lovely. "A shampoo that merely washes the head la not "sufficient. The parasites that cause falling, dull, faded and brit tle hair must be removed. Mother's Shampoo does, this and leaves the scalp in a condition to encourage the growth of hair. It prevents baldness and makes the, haH glossy,, fluffy and fine. Ady. PORTLAND DRUGGIST MAKES A STATEMENT We always advise people who "have stomach or bowel trouble to set doctor. ' But to those whrt do not wish to do this we will say Try th mix ture of simple buckthorn bark, glyT cerine, etc.. known as Adler-1-ka. This wiiTijMr. in n i iiRitj ib mn iiwwen ill muv .HTrr ONE DOSE rcHVe ROUr Ktntii- ach, gas. on the stomnch and WonatIpa tlon INSTANTLY. People, who try Adior-l-ka are surprised at its QUICK actiotC I WoddardJ Clarke" V C,' drug gists, West I'ark and. Alder, l V . . . - , ...... , t Them Tellmb., Ia s-FftoG)' ip so - why Coos Bay Man Summoned to Juneau to Tell of Killing -t)f Ed. Jones in '02. (Spaclal to The Journal.) . Marshfield, Or., April 17. To testify as a witness In the trial Of a man charged with a murder committed In Alaska eleven years ago is the unusual mission of D. L. Rood of this city, who has eft for Juneau. The trial is that of J. N. McDonald, who waa at one time superintendent of the big Tread well" mine near Juneau. The. .man killed by McDonald was one Ed Jones, who had been a gambler but who got re llglon and became a preacher. After his religious turn . Jones Insisted that the Treadwell mine be closed on Sun days and arguments Along this line led to the shooting of Jones by McDonald. At the time McDonald got out of tho trouble but the grand Jury has again opened up the ' case and indicted Mc Donald. He has slftce been living in Mexico and Is said to have amassed a huge fortune. McDonald and : hi wife are on their way to Alaska where he will answer the murder charge. At the time of the shooting ' Mr. Rood waa employed at the Treadwell mine. He met Jones a few minutes be fore the shooting and endeavored to stop him from trying to see McDonald again. Shortly after the shooting hap pened and Mr. Rood aaw Jones fall and saw Mrs. McDonald watching the proceedings from her house It Is on the point that Mrs. McDonald witnessed theaffalr that Mr. Rood is to testify. He sent his deposition north some weeks ago and now has been called upon to appear in person. 0.-W. Will Also Pave Its De pot Grounds; Three Bridges to Cross Powder Riven (Special to The Journal) Baker. Or., April 17. The first mu nicipal improvement scheduled for Baker this season was acted on by the city commissioner when they passed on ftrst reading the time and manner ordinance for the improvement of Washington street, which will be graded, hard sur faced and parked from Powder river bridge east to, First street,' 22 blocks. Other highway Improvements are also planned and specifications will be sub mitted at the commissioners' meeting next week. The a-W. R. & N, is pre paring to pave the remaining strip of highway between the right of way and the "flatiron" at the end of Center and Washington streets, which will give the station grounds paved streets abutting f rom ehdrtBend, sndT wilt be ff " great improvement over the old condition, which left in rainy weather a mud hole next to hard surfaced streets. The park ing at both ends of th depot will soon be in and the. general appearance of the company's property greatly Im proved. Other Improvements Include three new .inoi hrMrna nrmn Powder river' in the city at Campbell, Washington and Bridge streets.- , Bids nave Deen asaea. .. , RACHEL WAHKIACUS, GIRL OF 21 YEARS, IS SUICIDE Rper1ai -to-Thff Journal.1) Klickitat. Wash., April 17. The body ofne of tha .most. Jbcautlful.. Indian maidens of Klickitat, dangling from a rope that had been securely fastened to the rafters, told the story of an In dian suicide. The victim was Rachel Wahklacus. 21 years old. The scene was at the Indian home of Dick Scon-na-wah. . - " " Rachel 'had been reproved ; by her mother and went Immediately to her room. At the dinner hour the mother, called her daughter. . who had. disap peared in an angry . mood.. No answer came. The-suicide was not disclosed by the Indians until after burial. ' The expla nation of the secrecy 'was that It was the first siiUirte ever known among the tribe of, Wahkiacus and that to much talk might arouse the offended deities to action. v i '..Alderman 'docs to bpoliuiie. ,' -Salem, Or., April 17. State . School Superintendent!. R. Alderman b'ft to day for Spokane to nttend a. meeting ef the Inland Empire Teschrs assw-lntlon. before which -he is scheduled ,to deliver an address tomorrow. - M MB REOPENED BAKER ORDERS 22 BLOCKS OF PAVING mv-xL ' a..., - 'gY iHEULli.l. WILL "LhWANY ,Of0t AAlSSiWG- X TOWKpHT ?. V TGj-tSJ - AJrrr ? 01 mm Objects to Alleged Excess As sessmeht of $7,000,000 in Western Washington. Special to Th9 Journal.) Olyropla, Wash., April 17. Papers have been received by the attorney gen eral In a suit brought In the United States district . court by the Oregon Washington Railroad A Navigation com pany to restrain the county treasurers and sheriffs of all the counties in west ern Washington l which the company owns property, from collecting the taxes assessed against the company. A simi lar wuit will be filed In the eastern Washington district, court to -restrain the east side counties. The counties of western Washington in which the company owns property and which ' are defendants are King, Pierce, Thurston, Chehalls, Lewis, Cow litz and Clarke. The company contends that the state tax commission arbitrarily fixed the valuation of its property in this state at $48,648,517, whereas It claims the true value Is but $39,707,234, The railroad originally brought suit In Thurston- county asking for review of tha pro ceedings of the tax commission in fix ing the value but this proceeding was dismissed by Judge Mitchell. The total amount of taxes assessed against the company in the counttes mentioned is $74,991.27, divided among the counties as follows: Chehalts, 131, 238; Clarke, $1101; Cowllts. $2401; King, $20,688; Lewis, $6899; Pierce, $48ou Thurston, $9710. The company claims that the taxes should only be $60,232.70, divided as follows: Chehalls, $25,524; Clarke, $1041; Cowllts, $2289; King, $14.. 590; Lewis. $5952; Pierce, $4188, and Thurston, $8645. - . April 21, at Tacoma, has been fixed for the hearing of the petition for a PHYSICAL WRECK RKTORfD TO HEALTH BY GREAT KIDNEY REMEY I feel it my duty to fusnJsh you with my testimonial as to what your remedy Swamp-Root did for me when I was' a physical wreck from kidney and bladder trouble. - Some years ago I was not able te do any work and could only Just creep around and am satisfied that had it not been for Dr, Kilmer'a. Swamp-Root I would not have lived. After using -the preparation for one month I was able to work some and when I had used $8.00 worth of Swamp-Root I could do a good day's work. I used about $10.00 worth altogether 'and would not take $10,000 for the good that it did me. I consider It a "God-send to suffering humanity for the diseases for which you recommend it and have recommended it to many sufferers. . . N. L. HUGGINS, vj Welch, Ark. Personally appeared before me this 20th of September, 1909, N. L. Huggins, who subscribed the above statement and made oath that. thp same is-true in sub stance and in fact. , . W. A. PACK, J. P. letter to tBlaghajnton, W. T. rroK What iwimp-Soot Will rr Y - Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., -Bin gha ni ton, N. T., for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, tell ing all. about the kidneys and bladder. When wriUug, be sure and mention the Portland Dally Journal. Regular fifty cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. : DRUNKENNESS Is a ' curable .disease, which requires treatment The ORRINE treatment can be used with absolute confidence. . It destroys all 'desire for, whiskey, beer, or other Intoxicants. 1 Can be given In the home. . No sanitarium expenses No loss of time from work. Can be given se cretly. It after a trial you fail to get any benefit from its use your money will be refunded.' ORRINB; is, prepared in two forms: No. 1, secret treatment, a powder; OR RINK No. S, 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 for booklet. Ukidmore Drug Co.. 151 3d. at. Woodard- Clark & ?o.. West I'ark and Woodard, Clarke & Co., West Park and Alder sts. t ALLEN'S - ' FQQTEAC2 The Antiseptic rowder ahaken Info the shoes The Standard Bern t edy lor te leet for a quarter I cftiturv. 30.000 testimonials. Sil l j a-- '- 4 A.l.lre. Allen 8. C'm-!,J. I.e Pnv. V v. I Th Mini vuiiillit V L In t tCL 1 1 c2---' A JB' III SMI M -St liOMX aM. lllWWV MLKt " 1 Hie AliASI-SV-MB U ' is Cn I ha' P.nLitxv ' !X J I r JVM .Because for- temporary restraining order. The com pany will then ask that the counties be restrained for all time from collecting taxes in excess of those the company claims is Justly dn. , The state Is riot a party to the suit but the attorney general's office will., probably act as advisor to the attorncy neys of the counties. It Is understood that the counties will plead that the federal conrt has no jurisdiction In the case and cannot in terfere with state or county officials who are simply performing the, duties for which they were elected. . "A Louisiana, inventor's recently pat ented toy is a human figure, so mounted on a piano keyboard that it dances as the Instrument IS played. Rheumatism A Home Cure Gireo by (hit Who Had It la the sprbic of 1993 t was attackvd by Mnxeular and Inflammatory Kbeumatiam. 1 mfferrd aa only tboae woo bar it know, for aver Inrea year. 1 tried remedy . after remady, and doctor after dnctor, but ao.cn relief as I received waa only taiuporary. Finally, I found a remedy that cored tue completely, and It baa never returned. 1 have given It to a number who were terribly afflicted and evea bedridden with Rheuma tlam, and it effected a enre is every mat. I want every autferer from any form of rheumatic trouble to try tala marveloua healing power. Don't aeut a cent; almply mall your name and address and I will aeud It fvee to try. 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