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General Health Greatly Improved by
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D iffe re n t.
O holly— May G abble ta ils ma you
said Guaala G ayboy and I would never
find any g irls to marry ua laa aiise we
are too last id Iona.
Mla.i I’epiierey — There was a slig h t
niiaunderstaudtng there.
1 said you
were “ tw o la st Idiot»,"— Philadelphia
Preee.
r iv e
KIT®
f i ■ l l o i d
PsnMiwnUi ' Petes
urv«u
go Sis w
ee « »or.
rat’
■»•»
e h «rt«r
e r it m t I * » a d » r -'f I »V M i a s ^ 11 real
IM P O R T A N T S U B J E C T S
N«r*l
J L .
Then and Now.
Mrs. Growelle—The idea of your cal I-
he has rabies. This would often secure ing m e a goiiae. W hen you were court
persous who may have been bitten in g m e you said I w as an an gel.
U row ella — W ell, su p p ose I did?
agaiuat death from fright. Philadelphia
W hat ia th e u se of tw ittin g a man
Record.
'
ab ou t th e lies lie told three veers ago?
Church In U rta in m e n t.
— Chicago N ew s.
The prediction lately made by a minis
ter In one of the W astvtn elites—Chicago,
Mothers will fln<l Mrs. (Vlnslow’s Sooth
we beileve—to the olivet that the only ing Syrup Ibe best remedy to use tor then
ahllUrcn
during the teething period.
way iu which U would aoon be possible
to m aintain an luwreet in church work
D id n ’t Ita rm o n lx e .
would be by means of ‘‘the continuous
“ Haven’t you read th a t lovely new
vaudeville.“ startled a great mauy con
servative church goers, and possibly novel?” aaket', th e first sum m er girl.
shocked some of them. However, the
" N o " replied th e other. “ T he only
stream of tendency seems to have set ed itio n o f it I ’ ve seen has a horrid
rather s. rongly in the •U'**’»'?“ °.f •
y ello w cover th a t d o esn 't aivord w ith
fillm eot of this prophecy. Billiards, ping- any of m y g o w n s.” — P h ila d elp h ia
pong. hops, amateur theatricals, secular
concerts. legerdemain, charades, socia I’res».
bles, fairs, suppers, primarily for pur
Fu ll W e ig h t Coffee.
poses of revenue, music of doubtful »«-
Som e coffee roasteia th in k it neces
ereduess—If there ta a dividing line be
tw een the sacred and secular in music: alt sary to put w ater on th eir coffees when
of these have come to he recogulaed as they roast thatu. W e d on 't th in k so.
adjuncts of more or less value Iu church The result is th a t w hen you buy our
work. The underlying Idea seem , io be M onopoie M ocha ami Java eoffea you
., m ake the c 1.11 run eu sllra ctlv e »octal don’t pay for a n y w ater w eigh t. I t’s
club, and thus bring within Its sphere all coffee— am i b etter than any other
of influence many who value a church you have u sed. Y ou’ ll th in k so If you
connection at the outset chiefly for the know good coffee when
~ you drink it.
fs your hom e a u p p lle I w ith th e great
est of pain te ll v eia ' H and n 'e " hard
G il- greatest rem edy tor emorg« nciae.
M other
•• My mother wae troubled with
consumption for many yeere. At
last she was given up to die. Then
«he tried Ayer’e Cherry Pectorai,
end wee speedily cured.
I). I’ . Jolly, Avoca, N . Y.
N o m a tic r h o w hard
y o u r cough o r h o w long
y o u h ave had It , A y e r's
C h e r r y P e c to ra l Is th e
b est tn ln g yo u can ta k e .
I t ’s too r is k y to w a it
u n til y o u h a v e c o n s u m p
tio n . I f yo u ar« coughing
to d a y , g et a b o ttle o f
Settled.
• city hydrant. The city of Chicago ren
dered a bill for W . the cost of a new
« •lik e — H aven't vou aud that n eig h
Can American emigrant» ba “aaslroi- hydrant. A f»w daya following Commis-
boring larm er eettled your dlfferencee
la ted” to Institution» and type« of gov aioner of Public Work* Block! recel tad
yet?
ernment Inferior to thane of their native a reply.
Farmer A aere— N o: but our lawyare
raised by
land? That la a question raiaeo
oy th«
i The
h e Burlington road held tnat
that tno
tho van.o
valut»
have asttled .
St. lxjuia Globe-Democrat In reference of
scrap Iron should be deducted from
Jen k e— Settled? How?
to the American emigration to the
the hill—that »crap iron was worth two
Farmer Akere— On our farnie.—
era provinces of British America.
cent» a pound.
Deputy Commissioner
C a th o lic Standard.
It is very much to be doubted whether Brannan figured that a hydrant sold for
the in»titution» and type* of government #erap Iron would bring about $1.97. So
t>oa*V O e t r o e t s a r e l <!•» F o e t - K a s e .
which the American emigrant will find In
amouut wa» deducted from the bill.
C h e r r y P e c to ra i at once.
II I, a certain cure lur »wealing, callous ami
Canada will impress him as at all in
y o u would scarcely eip ect a great cor-
hoi.
tlrwl. »chins Icvl. M ..c . new or ll«hl
r im a r in s i M a . N s .M . All SretlWs.
ferior to those of his own country. He per at Ion to be vo particular about the
•h.wc
,
«
r
Trv
it
UMlay.
Oohl
t’f
all
O
rossou
MRS. M . J. P A S L E Y .
certainly will find that they guarantee p^nnles Rut watching the pennies makes
Trice ¿V lton‘1 accept a anbsUluie. Hampls
Cen»a>l y »« r 4<x>«or. I f Its
la k e It.
rent F1IKK. Aildnww Alleu B. Olmsted, LsKoy
Mrs M J . Dan lev , Treasurer of the euite as large a liberty as those
ef * Ki‘
his dividends possible. Big concerns pay high
‘v
I h M «to a s h s MVS. I f J * »•»!• T®*
». t
. ______________
R e b e c * Lodge, I. O. O. F ., w rites from native land, and that the monarchical tie salaries to men who can save more than
lo to k s Its Ik o n doo’ l M k « It »!• U u « l .
L m v s H « U h him
Wo nro w tlttn«
124 F irst S t. N ., M inneapolis, M in n .: ment which is supposed to be Injected In their salaries by keeping an eye ou the
J. C ATKK CU . txvw.’ l. Mate.
B ea t Ills W ife .
“ X was afflicted for several rears w ith to the Canadian government by its nomi little leaks. Great Industrial enterprises
Mre.
Grini»onl>eak—
You
eay
he
heat
k id ney trouble which becam e q u ite eeri- nal relations to the British Crowu is, are conducted with success by making
INscountod.
hia w ife w ith a club?
so far as ita practical influence in the their entire profits from the utilisation of
ouw and eaiiaad m e c o n sid e ia b ie a n x ie ty . affairs of the Government is concerned,
Mr. Crim soutieak— Several clidie.
F irst AoMrican Boy— My !»*p* live«
I sp en t h u n d red s o f doM ars tr y l o g t o be a legal Action. Nevertheless It is quite what w as formerly waste.
•T ak e care of the pennies. The dollars
Mre. C rim eonbeak— The m on-tor.
lik e u prince.
c u r e d , but n o th in g g a v e m e a n y p cr- possible that any large American emi-
will tvke care of. themselves.” Indivul
Mr. C rim enidieak— O h. I d o n 't know.
Koc<»nd A m erican B oy—T h a t's n o th
—
1*11*1 n u tii I tried f,eru it> . K w—
*w«. \Lkxthwestern Vriiiah
u sls as well as ■'brporations must learn
to o k le s s th a n th r e e mourns ami omy inces might
You
aoe.
he
boat
her
at
g
o
lf.—
Yonkere
ing. My papa liv e s lik e th e p resid en t
prove a disturbing pouneal
te n b o ttle s to e ffe c t a p erm an en t cu re, fsetor. Not because the Americans would thia lesson. M e r m e n fall because they
KtateaniMii.
o f a t r u a t . - — i H a t r u it k r to t T iv a a .
but thev were worth more than as m any be at all discontented with the political hare never learned the old-fashioned les
son of economy
There Is a W dMPee
hundred d ollars to m e. I am fu lly re institutions of the country, , which In
in some enc*
between
stinginess
and
acononay.
XlltW vw-evew-s.ee w e . . . « , ------------ -----
stored to h ea lth , know n either ache cor respects are freer and better ordered The
T * m.
nMroP of . a business who can m
make
manager
ate
pain and en joy lif e ." — Mrs. M . J. than our own. but because they would the distinction, the manager who can run
add a new impulse to the growth of the ln<.
l|u> between
w lw „ „ thrifttnees
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the line
and niggard-
Danlwy.
T h is exp erien ce has been repeated opinion that the Interests of that region line9J j, tj ,. manager who succeeds. A this View of ro much of the work of a [ton s. XI your dealer loeei t 1 am lir
on a small mar-
T h e ireetiuent of C a ta rih w i t h a n tis e p tic an d
IS V ire volume
T O iu u ie of
V . business
MU—
m any tim es. We hear of such cases would be greatly promoted by xonexx- |arge
V . . ...
____ H a
M O
M n n n i k i i at a»rt M 't'T l t ‘ f l . » e i l u U S I U »
llB IlK t »
tion to the United States if annexation giu of
o j profit with somebody to lo
look
after church as may properly be considered sec M onopoie jro eeriea , »end ua hi» nam e.
o . arter
• s t r in g e n t w a sh e s, lo tio n s , sa lv e s , m ed ica ted tobacco
nearly every day.
ular. There may be a line which it would W adhatus A Kerr Broa., P ortlan d , Ore.
shall
prove
io
be
the
only
mcaus
of
le-
the
leakage—that
la
modern
business.—
an d c ig a r e tte s or a n y e x te r n a l o r lo c a l a p p U ca tio n , ta
Mrs. Dan ley had catarrh of the k id
be dangerous to cross, but where it Ilea
moving the obstacles to free commer
ju s t a s s e n s e le s s a s w o u ld b e k iu d lin g a fire o n to p o f
neys. As soon as sh e took th e right rem cial intercourse. At present sentiment St. Louis Chronicle.
Th e A pprop riate V ehicle.
would probably be as difficult to define
edy she made a quick recovery.
as is the Alaskan boundary. New lo rk
“ She aeenia to be a stick ler lor doing th e p o t to m a k e it b o il. T rue, th e se g i v e tem p o ra ry
of loyalty to the British Crown Is so
Carelessness ia Behavior.
re lie f b u t th e c a v itie s an d p a s s a g e s o f th e h ead und th e
_____
Times.
A Prominent Southern Lady’s L e tte r. strong among the British Canadians that
everyth in g a p p ro p ria tely .”
The traditional freedom and natural
” i should «ay no, sh e a lw a y s does b ro n ch ia l tu b e s so o n fill u p a g a in w ith m u cu s.
Mias Laura H opkins, of W ash in gton , the motives of self-interest which prompt ness of American social relations have a
These
Seed
Encouragement.
their occasional ,-oasideration of the ben
T a k in g co ld is t h e first ste p to w a rd s C atarrh, for it
hei inurketiug in a l«aaket |d ia eto u .—
D. 0 - , niece of H on. E . O. H opkins, efits of closer relations with the I nited charm and a value when under proper
The person who really needs the » « * “
c h e c k s perspiration, s n d 'h e p o iso n o u s a c id s and
th e largest iron m anufacturers of 1 States are held in abeyance,
training they are —
made
to » promote iu both tion o f the school commenremcnt speak C in cin n a ti C om m ercial Tribune.
nui thia
i u . s
- - —
abeyance.
But
v a p o rs w h ich sh o u ld p a ss o il th r o u g h t h e s k in , are
---------------
ent would probably be gradually i boys and girls m u tu . reaps« and unaf- ers Is the man who has passed his college
. ighain, A la ., writ«« the _ follow in g .rentim
|
throw n back u p o n th e m u c o u s m em b ra n e o r in n e r sk in .
A utom obile for D octor.
letter ,-om
com m ending P
Pertina.
• -
of - I he ---------------«—»-
fected modesty. Doubtless,
vvo„iule.« too
too. «hst
that nn days sud ..............................
en in a. She «ays-
savs: 1 weakened by a large infusion
has found to .... his dismay that
"
q{ Hrt.uro, tan,.,., has crowded
T h e largest au to m o b ile in the world p r o d u cin g in fla m m a tio n an d e x c e s s iv e flo w o f m u c u s.
•I can ch eerfu lly recom m en d P e r u American element in the population of ¡ chaperoned companionship of young p w
foreigners results
Th¡g
|h<, indlvulual ia Iwing ronatiucted for a Paraian doe- m u c h o f w h ich is ah sorlicd in to th e W ood, an d th r o u g h th e c ir c u la tio n
n s for in d igestion and stom ach trou b le Northwestern Canada. So that although j pie which so shocks
rea
ch
es
e
v
e
r
v
part
o
f
th
e
s
y
s
t
e
m
,
in
v
o
lv
in
g
th
e
S
to
m
a
ch
.
K
id
n c v s a n d o th e r
virtuous a n ett
i whoae min,i has stopped growing and who tor. In it, accom panied by two m edical
and a s a good to n ic .” — Laura H opkins. Canadian experience heretofore has teen for the most part in
But tins is “> m. fa n d ej tbat his education was “com- stu d en ts, he in ten ’« to m ake a trip ! p arts o f th e b o d y . W h en t h e d ise a se a ss u m e s th e d ry form , th e b reath
Per ina ctiree catarrh wherever located. that American immigrants very readily ' and happy marriages.
b eco m es e x c e e d in g ly fo u l, b lin d in g h ea d a ch es are freo u en t. th e e y e s red
. tej .. wht.n h(. ,ef, hia high school or
P en in a ia a specific for the catarrhal assimilate with their Canadian cousins ¡ thlag far different from the license nnu
around th e w orld.
It w ill have tw o i
N o rem edy th a t d o e s
derangem ent« of wom en. Address The and adapt themselves to Canadian insti- | disregard of decorum which is becoming a f4 jt.my or ^1),^,.. Very likely some sle ep in g apartm ent«, a large work h e a r in g affected an d a c o n sta n t r in g in g in th e ea rs
n o t reach th e p o llu te d M ood ca n cu re C atarrh
S . h . 8 . e x p e ls from th e
Périma M edicine C o., Columbna O hio, tutions. they have heretofore been known , alarmingly prevalent, not among the le w - njiago((, e<, ,,„ ^ .,,0 ,. assured him at the room , and tour big tanka lor storing o il.
in Canada rather as transient visitors er orders in the social acale, but in lam-
hjj ai|l|cati(in would prove ln-
c ir c u la tio n a ll o ffe n s iv e m a tter, and w h en rich , pure
for free book on catarrh w ritten by Dr. than permanent settlers, aud the latter I Hies which are considered Intelligent and valnah,e , tf Wn)
H e look, back and
b lo o d is n g a in c o u r s in g th r o u g h th e b od y t h e
8. B. Hartm an.
W a n te d to Sam ple H im .
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where it has advanced him
at least base been too few iu
number **
to 1 well bred. The manner» of young men j
m u c o u s m em b ra n es b eco m e h e a lth y and th e s k in
| It. ba» forgotten moat of
" D o you ta k e thia m an for b etter or I
have any particular influence on Cana have degenerated. They will act and m alfriallj.
a c tiv e , a ll th e d isa g r e e a b le , p a in fu l s y m p to m s d isa p -
An U n fo rtu n a te Croesus.
speak
in
the
presence
of
women
i
n
a
way
,<¡lrneJ
,
aTe
a
few
vague
dian politics. But if they get to going
for worse?” s a k e 1 th e paraon of the
— -
—
pear, a n d a ,ieriiin u ciit. th o r o u g h c u te i s M a c t e d .
that
would
not
have
been
tolerated
a
geu-
net,aliaat|ona.
11,.
would
be
at
a
loss
“ The very rich have th eir troublee, to Canada in large number» they are like
widow who waa takin g uuto heraeil No.
S S b e in g a s tr ic tly v e g e ta b le b lo o d p u rifier d o e s n ot d era n g e th e
young women who are to extract the square root of any number 3. “ O nly tim e can t e l l ,” replied the S
fiailUU ago,
ilg", and
OUU jwxaasn
ly to precipitate problems which Cana eratlon
to o .”
S to m a ch sn d d ig e s tio n , b u t t h e a p p e tite a n d g en era l h ea lth ra p id ly
unquestionably
without
evil
intent
"
u*
dian
statesm
en
desire
above
alt
things
of
four
figures;
he
could
not
construe
a
"Of course they do. I ’ve got a m u lti
fem a le w hose wisdom . . . born of e x u n d er it s to n ic effects. W rite us a b o u t y o u r c a s e and g e t th e b est m ed ica l
conduct them selves »• no woman could
m illio n aire uncle who has w riter’s to aeoid, or at least to postpone.—St. Paul have done a few years ago without seri Latin sentence or conjugate a Latin verb p erien ce. "1 ca n ’t g iv e you th e infor
a d v ice free B o o k o u b lo o d a u d s k in d is e a s e s s c u t o n a p p lica tio n
Pioneer
Press.
to
nave
his
life:
physics,
chemistry,
m
ath
cram p the worst way”
ous damage to her reputation.
T i l l S W I F T S P C C i r i C C O .. A t la » « a . G e .
em atics—all are aealed books to him. m ation aaked for u n til I have had him
“ H ow d id he get it?”
There
ta
evidently
need
of
a
revival
of
for
a
few
w
e
e
k
s.”
Men w ith Small Capital.
That he decide« to put these things be
" S ig n in g ch eck s" — C leveland P lain
the unfaahlonabla art of bringing up chil hind him. concludes that his tim e for
It has been objected by some that tech
dren. Boys and girls are growing up to education is past and puts aside with
D ealer.
nical education should not be fostered
be lawless. Lacking respect for author sullen resignation all future opjxirtuui-
with public funds because the fields for
ity and conventions, they easily lose re- ties for learning la nut at all aurpriatug.—
Losing O pportunities.
Its employment are being rapidly pre
apect for the virtue» which authority and
The au tom ob ile had broken down and empted by the trusts and gigantic com convention» seek to guard. Laxity in Chicago N’ewa. _________
WONDERFUL
binations
of
capital
in
manufacturing
and
HOMI:
th e cnauffenr was baev trying to d is
Prospect of Longevity.
homes and schools, contact under unfa
other
productive
technical
Industries.
TREATM ENT
cover th e trouble.
The im patien t
vorable
conditions
of
young
men
and
Timid
people
and
pessimist«
are
Inclin
w « o d *rfW <•***•
ow ner of th e m achine a t la«t broke Frequently we are told that the man women tn business life, the rush, self ed to fear that the progress of invention
who has only skill and small capital ia
nani* «iox’tn r la <*•11*4
out:
great I mm - hun * h * e ur*«
being put out of the way of business snd ishness and bad manners of our crowded ia increasing the danger« of accident and
l*e..pl*
w ith o u t o|»*ra-
streets,
shops
and
public
conveyances,
“ H urry up, F e lix l There are a lot success by the overshadowing combines.
disease to such an extent that human life
II iiii th a t a r * g lv » u up
of people crossing the street th a t we
io 4it>.
I I » eunw w ith
Yet it should be plain to any observer all tend to the destruction of that good must neecasarily be shortened. Thia fear
. fh<M»e w »ii4 «rru l «'tal
that there are hundreds of profitable tech breeding which commands respect and appears to be gronndlegs. Collected sta
are m issin g !”
lir»« ta«rlw». root», taut!«.
nurtures
modesty.—New
York
Tribune.
tistics
show
that
the
average
duratiou
of
I loartlN and vegelablrN
nical Industries that the trusts have not
th a t are « n llre ly u n
T h ? K l n d Y « " I l" v o A lw a y s B o u g h t lu w b o rn ®
human life is steadily increasing. Some
captured and, in the nature of things,
k n o w n to medlciU «cl
T ÏS r e o f Ä
H - F le t e U e / ,
b n - b e e « mu« « ■¡.»«1er h -
in te r e s tin g and striking facta along thia
Hydrophobia Scare«.
could not consolidate and control. The
eri »e in ttai» c o u n try . Ttanomta II»« n»«»»f «!»<»■•
£
T
3
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v
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7
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m
l
"
^
taarntl»«* ru flM d l*« «hi» U in o u » doctor know «
profit to be made from them in any given
There is no special hydrophobia season. line are presented in a recent report of
i h * wettoii o f over »OOdlff«r*Ht m o r .llc » , wliach
locality is too small to engage the cu In the hot mouth» doga suffer from in the Chicago board of health. The aver
b * •u c c **» fu tly u»«N In differ«!»« It»«»»*».
g u a ra n i« *« to «•»»»* c a ta rrh , aaltama, '“nf’
pidity of a trust sud yet is sufficient to tense heal and are liable to heat stroke, age duration of life has increased In a
th ro a t, rh e u m a lla in . n»rvou«n*ua» •to m a c h .
amply repay the enterprise and industry especially if they be unable to obtain third of a century from fourteen years
U v «r. k h tn *y a . etc. ; ha» huntfrada of t«»tln»oo-
tal». * t'h a » « *» m<Ml»rat». t'a ll and • « * hint.
of a small operator. N'ow inventions are water.
to
more
than
thirty-one
years.
Exclusive
No doubt the so-called rabid
P a lim i« "U t of Ih « c ity * r t« « for blan k» and
cresting new industries almost daily end doga are often the victims of other dis of suicides, deaths from violence have de
clrt ularN. H nd « cant» Iu «taiitpa. l O K H U l c
in the exploiting of these the man with orders; but the germs of rabies are ro creased H.3 per cent. Deaths from rail-
T A l ’ IO N K ltE K .
A h l» ltE *» H
C a s to r i» Is » lia rm le s s s u b s tit u t e f o r C u s te r O i l , **, , r C*
technical education and small capital more active and general in summer than ax ay and car accidents have decreased
THE C SEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
finds
plentiful
opportunities
for
steady
more
than
5
per
.
ent.
Since
the
partial
V \c A reputation extending o ver
in winter. Although this fact has been
IJ2’, Third St.. Portland. Orai«
»ixt-y-aix y e w s arid our occupation and satisfactory returns.
presented to the public repeatedly, every abolition of railways on grade ahid the
M e n tio n pa|»*r.
find from the census that in 1890 dog which is not plainly in good health introduction of fenders on cars, six year»
\
• / - duei-antee od-e btxcK o f
every oorment bearing the ____ were 9.977 manufacturing estab
in July and August is pursued to Its ago. death» from thia source have de
lishments in the city of Chicago. There
creased 12.8 per cent.—San Francisco
' .SIG N O f” T H E F I3 H .
death by police and public.
were 19.203 in 1900, or an increase of
________
It is almost certain that the popular Argonaut.
There are many imitations. nearly 100 per cent. But the average
fallacies about mad dogs and hydrophobia
Be sure o f the name
amount of capital to the establishment have killed more persons than has hydro
M arriage Not a Failure.
T O W E R on the button». was 20 per cent less in 1900 than in
Is marriage a failure? The answer is
phobia itself.
Fairly sensible persons
.
> ON 3ALt EVUYWHEIt M 1890, which shows that plenty of men when bitten by a cross dog often iwcome in the wide-staring eyes of that dimpled
found chances to invest their brains, skill panic stricken and die in great agony
in the cradle. Marriage a fail-
A. J.TOWEB CO. BOSTON. MASS. and small capital in good enterprises. after exhibiting many of the alleged I 1 bundle
lire?
Ask that young mother as she
B e a rs t h e S ig n a tu r e o f
The trusts do not own all those nearly symptoms of hydrophobia, although the ' croonw over her firstborn. Ask the white-
twenty thousand factories in Chicago, nor
dog in each case may have been free of faced little woman in black over there
the majority in 8t. Louis. Cincinnati or rabies. A typical instance was that of a as she kisses the cheeks of her stalwart
Atlanta. The trnth is that the argument Chicago woman whoae malady was ding- , I son. and send» him ...—
M H o M I Wagon.
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into —
the world
to con-
for giving varied technical instruction to nosed by two doctors aa hydrophobia. ' qUer.
William»
__ .«
• “All
• A l l ia
m i l Mary.”
M a r t ” r chokes
h n k p ti
is 1/kn?
lost hnt
but you,
Aaanwa
the yonth of the land waa never stronger A fter her death the dog which bit her : out the gray-bearded victim o f a busi-
A lcohol, 4 2 O PORTLAND
than to-day.—Atlanta Constitution.
was hunted up and was found to tie en- ne«s collapse. An arm steals about his
ORKGOH
O p iu m ,
tirely well. Intelligent people in every neck, and n wrinkled hand strokes his
T ^ a a c a r n a T h ir d
Railroad le a ch e s a Lesson.
aaA U x U p p a r Al>
Y e a 'S .
Tobacco •U bina.
community should stoutly combat every brow, and the »weeteat lipa he ever knew
In U s e F o r O v e r 3 0
P n c n r, P in k
A few weeks ago one of the engines of mad dog scare. Instead of having an al- whisper words of soulful sympathy and
[
J
‘ -V : y w i
IbU Oregon«
U sing
* L him -■—
about
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mar-
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail leged mad dog shot they should shut him _____ _ ' „ ' _____ A»k
road jumped the track and demolished a no until it shall be determined whether rlage.—Cincinnati Post.
Em igration to Canada.
im
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■^ s ^ — — — —
a— a— — —
P a c kin g Vp.
L ockit— W hy are you packing up
•verythingT
Mrs
Lockit — W e m ust hurry and
get out of tow n , or p eop le w ill not
, th in k w e have gon e to th e coronation—
I E x ch a n g e.
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CATARRH
BR.C.6EE WOA
WEATHERWISE
IS THE MAN WHO WEAK
.SSSj.WATMPtOOF
What is CASTOR IA
OILED CLOTHING
The Kind You Have Always Bought
d egen erate aons of hard-w orking fatb- Im portnlloas of c a ttle wn» th e mean«
i era, are m aking a great ch an g e in the of cstaln ish in g the faraón» n a tlv e c a t
m atter of hours, beginning th e day tle herds of the W est Im ites and M éx
H i d e F o r t u n e b y L e a l t l m a t e B u n in e » »
Boranaa It 1« made of the beet m ateria l pmafhla
to bay. T h e m anufacturers abaoiotely pay 25
Q u a li t ie s , J u d x m e n t a n d I n d u » t r y .
earlier.
T h e b u sin ess day lias thu s ico and tile long horned h eñ ís of T ex a s.
to 25 per cent above the n ta rk K price of b*-s*
grades of wa«on tim b e r fbr the privile g e o f cal
Mr. G ates is n ow the m ost sp ectacu been lengthened, not for the paid un Tli ■ tvlld huríes of tlie plalua w ere «Iro-
ling over and » klm m lng off the cream of the
lar figure In the financial landscape. derlings, w h o se hours h ave a lw a y s ¡larly fonnded.
wagon stock, w hich Isearrted for I to A years oe*
fcre m a kin g up. w hich means an In vestm ent ia
W all street, “that roaring furnace fed been from eigh t or nine until five or
wood stock of nearly one m illio n dollars.
H r n -P e e k e d S parrow ».
M I T V H E L L Wagons are unsurpassed roe
w ith life and hope,” is gazing at him six . but for th e m en w ho m anage th e
q u a lity, proportion, finish, strength and llgns
F em ale sparrow« are esp ecia lly tyr
in open-m outhed wonder. There la a great tran saction s In the world'» com
running.
W h y —ta k e chances on a ny other*
an n ical toward their partners, especlal-
boldness about him tb at all adm ire.
merce.
W h y —not get the best?— A M IT C H fC L T *
T h e story of his rise la an Intereating
N ot long ngo th e j,„ „ i o f a great ly nt nest building tim e, w hen they
M«oAw/f, Lwtvta * »favaw Ow.
one. and so far aa it sh o w s how legitl i bouge | n the low er end o f N ew York freq u en tly attack their hu sb an d s flerce-
Forusud.
bvstUa.
Hpoian*
*u U »
Agvata K very whets.
m ate su ccess In b u sin ess Is ach ieved , a
waa ask ed w hen he could he seen ly on account o f th eir lazin ess.
At
profitable one. One o f his earliest b u si the n ext day.
such tim es th e fe m a le voice can a lw a y s
n ess positions w a s that of traveling
•T il i«e at m y d esk at sev en -th irty he d etected , txith louder and shriller
salesm an, and the rise o f hia Income In th e morning," he an sw ered .
than th et of her m ate, a s sh e peck«
from a m odest salary to an alm ost fab
"There is no need to get dow n so and to u sles him, until he b eats nn ig-
ulous am ount, Is an account, not o f su c early.” »aid th e other.
n ein ln lou s retrea t
H en hlackblrde
cessfu l «peculation, but o f the result«
"My rc-KUlAi hour." replied the great and thrush es are o ften very overbear-
t a a warn wuvw.
o f com m on i
m erchant; “1 am there a t th a t tim e six ing and even sp itefu l tow ard th e ir
A t a young man. G ates w as sellin g d a y s in the w eek .”
m a tes when tlielr bou ses are In co u rse
hardw are for Isaac L. Elw ood, w hen
T h is m erchant la In a b u sin ess In of construction.
barbed w ire w as Just b egin n ing to he w hich q u otation s from European m ar
I n t o x ic a t in g B ea n s.
used for fencing; and he erected the k ets are Important to hia other houses
Am ong th e p ea sa n ts o f
Southern
first corral In the S ta te o f T exas. H e In th e W est, and he is gettin g q u ota
Italy. Sicily and Sardlntn a e u r ln n a
soon decided th at there w as more tion« on the w ires w h ile others sleep.
m alady has been noticed by p h y sicia n s,
m oney to be m ade in the m anu factu re
T h e vice-president of a W all Street
o f w ire than by sellin g It on a salary, bank is at hia desk at h alf p ast eigh t w hich is caused by ea tin g beana. O ne
and w ith som e frien d s bought three ev ery day. T h e president of a Broad- o f the m ost ri m arkfilde effects o f th e
barbed w ire m achine» and started a I w u y hank re a d ie s his desk nt nine In inalndy Is a sp ecies o f in toxication re
factory on a total Investm ent o f less ' th e morning. A s he lives up the H ud sem b lin g that produced by alcoh olic
drink. In som e c a s e s persons predls-
than $8,000. T he b u sin ess proved very son, he has to rise at six.
. posed to the m alady are seized w ith
protable and they ««on started another
O ne man said th at g ettin g to work at H..m ptom a o f in to x ica tio n if th ey p a ss
sm all factory.
H ere they m ade so eig h t w as th e greatest help In the
m uch m oney that they declared d iv i worid. H e got w ell started on his day a field w here the liean plant Is In flow
dends o f about B0 per cent per w eek. by nine, w h ereas a few y ears ago, er, th e odor alon e sufficing to affect
G ates seem ed to be the entire w orking w hen he used to arrive a t h is office them .
force. H e traveled, sold the wire, cam e late, th er- seem ed to be no m orning
W h n l E n g lis h W i l l D o.
back, invoiced it, billed It, painted It,
A report In a M issouri paper 1» quot
le ft In w h ich to accom plish an yth in g
arketed It, and collected the money.
ed by th e C hicago C hronicle ns nn e x
$ a & $ 3 £ f i S H O E S »*. m
w orth while.
W. L. Douglas shoes are the stan Aa he w a s doing all the work, he final
“Then, too,” he added, "I get th e In am ple of Wliat queer trick s th e E n g
dard of the world. This is the reason ly arranged to buy out all the partners vigorating m orning air. By th e tim e I lish lan gu age w ill play on one w h o
W . L. Douglas makes and sells more but a Mr. Clifford. H e and Clifford in get to m y office I h ave heard the birds d oes not m aster It.
men’s $3.00 and $3.50 shoes than any corporated the "Southern W ire Com
At a recent church entertnlnm ent the
stn g and h ave had the early su nshine.
other two manufacturers.
p a n y /’ and so lie pressed from one e n
m aster of cerem onies announced:
W . L . D O U C L A 8 8 4 S H O E S terprise into another, a lw a y s en larg I h ave m et not a fe w In th e glow of
•Miss B ates w ill sing, ‘Oh! T hat I
h ealth, w hich ten d s to Inspirit m e.”
C A N N O T BE E X C E L L E D .
ing the field of his activities.
had w in g s lik e a dove, for then
I1 ,IW ,8 R I! K - A ,B ,8 M ,O W
w ould I tty a w a y and h e nt rest,’ ac
Baat Import ad and Amarlcan leathara, Hepl’a
C a t t le A r c N o t N a tiv e s .
EARLY RISING .
com panied by the m inister.”
Batant Calf, Enamal, Box Calf, Calf, k/c/ Kid, Corona
In
an
introduction
to
a
recen
t
b
u
l l e ___________
Colt, Mat. Kangaroo. F a s t C o lo r E y e le t« u«e<l.
j,;Very now and then w e see a picture
C a n t l n n I T h e ganuln« h a * « W . I». D O U G L A W
Reneflta t h a t M odern Bnelneaa Men tin on A m erican breeds of b eef c a ttle
v a u t iu t i t
anj
p?Mmp*d nn bottom .
th e broad sta tem en t Is m ade th a t prior o f #n a ctr,,Ha w ho looks ns If sh e w as
B egin to K ealtce.
Shot.» b j m ail, 25c. extra. IUna. Catalog fraa.
W. L. DOUQLA8. BROCKTON. MA j A.
A few year» ag o nearly all w ealthy to th e d iscovery of Am erica there w ere rPlI1(, j too high. T here ou gh t to be a
men, bankers, brokers, the heads of no ca ttle In the w estern hem isphere. )nw a(fn|n st photographers m aking
g rtn t estab lish m en ts, did their work On one of bis voyages Colum bus Is W()lnen ,.arrv their heads so far hack.
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F IS O G CURE. FOR
betw een ten nnd three. The New York said to h ave brought a num ber o f <’.o- |
m estlc anim al« w ith him. T h e e sc a p e ! T h e price o f lib erty often d ep en d .
KIES WHÍBI ML ILSt OILS.
I
Hun tells us th at the younger bualnean _ w— w ------------------------
B«8t <>»u»h 8yrap. Tas?«« Oood. U«e I
men, w ho are often accused of b e i n g f r o m cap tivity of »ome of th a early I udod t h . h..m<» o f th« Judge.
n tim a. Bold by drofglaM .
Boat on E arth —
K ig M iia u ir q a
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES»
BOWELS
BISHOP SCO TT ACADEMY
Fot Hand, vregon. FoiisdallW t
t\ i Home School f«r Bop.
Military ud Nanai Traíalas.
Writ» for IlluitraUd Catalofoa.
A R T H U R C. N E W IL L . Principal
PORTLAND.
OREGON.
«3?
St. Helen's School for Girls.
Thirty-third year. Cnmmodloulbntld-
Mode
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Ins». Modern’
equipment.
Ae»demlO
«nd collese preparatory ronrwa Spe
cial conr«ea In mmlc »nd art. lini».
trxte-l c,»l»losue. All department» will
reopen September 16.
MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTB, Prlnclpap
10«
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Address
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U niversity Park, Oregon
PURELY
VEGETABLE
LIVER TONIC
MILD BUT
SURE
BOON
FO R
SA L E .
On« Second II»nd Nichols A Shepard
Separator, aixe 111-611, with wind »lacker,
only run 10 d a y » ; a bargain. Inquire of
JOHN POOLE.
Feot Morrlaon 8t„ Portland, Or.
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F o " r ^ !
MOTHERS
CURE
CONSTIPATION
NEVER SOLO
IN BULK
i're pnrew’ vas.tahl» and contain no mer-
curlal or other mineral potion. ‘ " ' r . * “ n -
■lit of th» latest dl»coverle» In
and form a combination of remedlea nn-
equai.d t a make the blood pore and rich
and malt» clean akin and beautiful com*
plexlon.
ton« th« stomach «nd bowels »nd »tlr up
the la»F Mver. They do not merely »often
the »tool» »nd c*u**. ,h e,S d l,f hl u,5m i n ¥ i
■trengthen the bowel» and put them Int»
lively, healthy condition, makln« their Mo
tion natural.
never grip nor rrlpe. They act quietly, pos
itively and never cause any kind of uncom
fortable feeling. Taken regularly they make
the liver act regularly nnd naturally »» it
Should. They keep the sewer tgc of the body
properly moving and keep the system clean.
Increase the flow of milk In nursing moth
ers. If the mother eats a tablet. It makes
ner milk mildly purgative and ha« a mild
but certain effect on the baby. In
they are the only safe laxative for th»
nursing Infant.
taken patiently, persistently, will cure any
form of constipation, no matter how old or
how often other remedies have farled. They
| are absolutely guaranteed to cur»« any case,
" or purchase money will be cheerfully re
funded.
cost 10c. 2Rc. 60c a box. Ramples sent frea
for the asking We publish no testimonials
but sell Cagcarets on their merit under ab-
t solute guarantee to cure. Buy and try a
» box to-day, or write us for free samples
and booklet.
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ASSrM STKSLIiO NSSSDT 0 8 ., fMirAOO ar SSW WOlg.
n r - a a / a x v r a w ill be paid to any reader of thia paper who w ill re.
to^ua any attempt of eubatitutton, or M l. off
Ju|t , , good„ when caaenreta are call»«
for, and farniali evideaca upon wrack wa can convict. AU coneapoudeac. confidential.
a
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$100
REWARD p port
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