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VOL. X X V I.
L. N. WOODH, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
I GEVURTZ,
D»ll»», Oregon.
THE HOME FURNISHER,
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves
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Attorney-at-Law
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MOTOR TIME TABLE.
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A fair *li«re o f patrotiH ge »olbùteù !
■ml at I n -iler» p n « n |itlv rilled
But yon have not investi
gated our prices. You d<
not know- that we are sell­
ing furniture, carpets and
wall paper cheaper than it
has ever l>een sold before. Ask your neighbors abou
us. They all trade here ami save money.
IKON WORK TO ORDER. ¡
^ ju J u /tu v a K a m iilo iv o
Repairing Promptly Done. '
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H o ste ss— W on’t you auk y o u r w ife to n A L L M
p la y fo r m*\ Mr. P h o x j?
Mr. PUoxjr— No. but I’ll get h er bo do
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H o s te s s — W h y —e r — bow do y o tu m a n ?
M r. P b o i y —I'll u k h e r Dot to .—P h il­
a d e lp h ia l're*s.
OREGON
UPPER SALT CREEK SAW MILL
yo u m arry a , r ' p lr a d n i Mr. s te rlin g
w o rth .
MARTIN BROS., PROPRIETORS.
All kind* of rough aiul drcaaed lumber on hands or out
to order,
2 0 0 , 0 0 0 F fc -t in S * o cb -
to becoming engaged'-Detroit Tre*
Slab wood for c«x»k atoves or harvest engines at 50 eents
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S u m m e r G ir l 's H a t .
T h e e v er p ic tu re sq u e Leghorn w ill he
th e fa v o rite h a t o f the su m m e r girl.
Its a rtis tic possib ilities are uullinite<lt
an d th e re is such a wide ra n g e fo r In­
d iv id u al fancy th a t Its p o p u larity Is not
to be w o n d ered nt. T he u n d u la tin g
b rim s m ay be tu rn e d an d tw iste d to
s u it ev ery an d a n y type o f fe a tu re s,
an d th e re Is n o th in g p re ttie r in co m b i­
n atio n w ith a filmy, flu tterin g su m m e r
g ow n th a n one o f these p ic tu re sq u e
flow er trim m ed **ghcms
L a rg e Leghorn* ar»i b eing o rd ere d In
g re a t quantMle*
i*arlw. In t i e best
ones th e s tra w Is v#y fine, th e * ro w n s
a re e x tre m e ly lo\< ndd th e b rim s u n d u ­
latin g . U sually th e rirns are lined w ith
s h irrs an d nich in g » o f n . t
mous-
s d iu e d e sole in e ith e r b lack o r w hite,
th e sole trim m in g l>etng larg e w reath «
of flow ers or fru it, w ith m uch foliage,
held in place by loops o f v elv et ribbon,
w ith a n occasional alg re t.
In every town
and village
may be had
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that makes your
horses glad.
f CONDITION PAYS.
H O R SR * IR IX BRUT T H A T ARB
W E L L F l a i l A M ) P R O l 'K K -
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Piaos, Organs,
Sewing Machines,
icycles and Sundries
W e sell for cash o r easy p a y m e n t*
T h o se w ho h av e horsc»s w hich th ey
uieuu to m a rk e t will find It v ery m uch
to th e ir a d v a n ta g e to p u t th e m in good
condition b efo re offerin g th em fo r sale,
say s tiie Iow a H o m estead .
E v ery
horse m u st I k * p u t in good co n d itio n b e­
fo re he will b rin g in th e m a rk e t all
th a t he m ig h t bring. W ho ca n do It
ch eap e st, th e p ro d u cer o f b oth th e
h o rse an d th e g ro in to feed him w ith
or th e h o rse b u y er, w h o h as to p u r­
ch ase bo th th e an im a l a n d th e fe e d l
T h e In q u iry su g g e sts its ow n an sw er.
If a h o rse b u y er can g a th e r u p a ca r
we ta k e y o u r old in s tr u m e n t
in
tra d e , wo r e n t new m a c h in e s . «•#».
p a ir a n d clean m a c h in e s au d
wil
sell good good* a t lo w est jio ssible
price.
F. A. WIGGINS, Salem.
.*M)7 C o m m e rc ia l s tr e e t.
T H E T U R F REVIEW.
T om K e a tin g sa y s th a t th e p a c e r by
D ire c t o u t of B onbon th a t is in h is s t a ­
ble Is ab o u t th e b est g reen one be e v e r
han d led .
I t Is said th a t fo rm e r S e n a to r W o rth
w ill h a v e a s handlin' of th e y e a rlin g s
recen tly p u rc h a se d by him th e w ell
k n o w u K en tu ck y tu rfm a n V. T . C hinn.
E d G eers re c e n tly w orked T h e A bb o t
o v er th e L o u isv ille tra c k a m ile in 2:13,
la s t h a lf in 1:03. T w elv e of th e h o rses
In h is sta b le h a v e b eaten 2:20 th is
»•prlug.
M arvin h as n y e arlin g tr o tte r In h is
sta b le th a t is said to h av e step p ed a
q u a rte r recen tly in 40 second*. T h e
Al>Jt 8TAL1.K CALK.
y o u n g ste r Is by B elisre, 2:21^4, d am by
load of h o rses a n d food th e m till th ey j Bed W ilkes.
a re fit fo r m a rk e t an d m ak e m oney by j W ork on th e new m ile tra c k a : th e
doing so. su rely it w ill be p ro fitab le fo r 1 S y ra cu se s ta te f a ir g ro u n d s is pro­
th e f a rm e r w ho h a s jro W n th e h a y j g ressin g n icely, au d e v e ry th in g w ill be
an d g ra in to do th e sa m e th in g . M ore­ In read in ess fo r th e big m eetin g to be
over, It is in acco rd an ce w ith th e gon- ! held th e la s t w eek of A ugust.
era I p rin cip le th a t It n e v e r p ay s to sell
J. E . H u b in g c r is said to h av e re c e n t­
ra w m a te ria ls a s It d o es to m ak e a
ly refu sed $ 8,000 from u w ealth y e a s t­
finished p ro d u c t a s f a r n s p o ssib le and
th u s h a v in g a s few m id d lem en a s p o s­ e rn ro ad d riv e r fo r h is e r ra tic tr o tte r
Jo h n N olan, 2:08. Ilu h ln g e r paid $4,000
sible IxHween th e p ro d u cer an d th%
fo r th e g eld in g In 1808 an d m ore th a n
co n su m er.
T h e sa m e p rin cip le ap p lie s to th e w on him o u t th a t season.
U nited S ta te s C onsul W inslow , a t
b re a k in g o f th e h o rse to h arn ess, s in ­
g le o r double. Som ebody h a s to do it L elge. B elgium , calls th e a tte n tio n o f
b efo re th e h o rse is u se fu l to th e p e r­ th e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t a t W ash in g to n to
son w ho Dually d riv e s him , a n d t h a t th e f a c t th a t A m erican co lts of v a rio u s
som ebody Is paid fo r h is tro u b le . An ag e s m ay b e sold to g re a t a d v a n ta g e In
u n ta u g h t, u q fibroken
b ro k o n h o rse o r one th a t th e c o u n try to w h ich he Is accred ited .
T h e d riv in g cTub Idea seem « to be
1« s k ittis h o r n a s trie!
tric k s su ffers a depre-
elatio n In price a s c o m p ared w ith w h a t p e rm e a tin g th e e n tire co u n try . W ord
■fie w ould o th e rw ise b rin g , an d th ere com es from L ex in g to n , K y „ th a t th e re
Is no b e tte r place to b re a k a y o u n g Is talk o f fo rm in g one th e re . A lth o u g h
h o rse th a n th e fa rm on w h ich he w a s a c o m p arativ ely sm all place, h a v in g a
raised pro v id ed he be h an d led kin d ly p o p u latio n o f o nly a b o u t 40,000 people,
a n d w isely. T h ey ca n be h n n d led ev ­ L ex in g to n a lre a d y h as a n ex cellen t
ery d a y from colthood a n d n ev er k now •peed way. '
G o v ern m en t s ta tis tic s show th a t th e
w h a t It Is to be a fra id o f m an, an d , a s
a lm o st all th e fa u lts In th e ed u catio n of d eclin e in h o rse valu es In th e U n ited
a horse h av e th e ir o rigin In fe a r r a th e r S ta te s from 1802 to 1800 am o u n ted to
th a n vice, pro p erly tre a te d th e y b e­ th e a p p a llin g sum o f $500,000,000.
com e so, an d th e fa c t H 4 ld s m a te ria lly Hi lice 1800 th e In crease In horse valu es
to th e ir value. T h is Is esp ecially tru e a m o u n ts to o v e r $ 100 , 000 , 000 , w ith a
o f lig h t ho rses an d su ch as. If q u ie t d ec re a se «if n e a rly 2 , 000,000 In th e
a n d reliab le, would l»e su ita b le fo r la ­ n u m b er of horses.
d le s’ d riv ers.
T h e n ecessity o f k eep in g a h o rse’s
HUMOR OF TH E HOUR.
sh o es sh a rp en e d In w in te r w e a th e r to
(■nnble him to keep his feet on Ice cov­
“ My boy," sa id th e good p re a c h e r a s
e re d a n d slip p ery p av em en ts h as g iven h e laid his h a n d upon th e you n g o n e's
In v en to rs an a ttr a c tiv e problem . One sh o u ld er, " I cu n u o t tell you how so rry
so lu tio n offered is a n a d ju s ta b le calk 1 am to ,s e e y ou sm o k in g a cig a re tte .
th a t can he faste n e d to th e shoe tem p o ­ D o n 't you k now th a t you a r e fo rm in g a
ra rily and w hich can read ily be re­ h a b it w hich 1 * likely to lead you to d e­
sh a rp e n e d n t w ill. It co u slsts of tw o stru c tio n ? A h, it Is too b a d -d o o bad!
b ars, b e n t a s sh o w n , w ith th e ir en d s And it Is s u rp risin g to m e th a t y o u r
b e n t up into hooks so a s to en g ag e w ith p a re n ts p erm it you to go o n In th is
th e shoe. As b oth b a rs are o f sh o rte r w ay. 1 m u st go am i reaso n w ith th em
len g th th a n th e la rg e st d ia m e te r o f th e upon th e su b je c t. I m u st tr y to m ak e
shoe It Is e v id e n t th a t th e y can read ily them see th e d u ty th a t lie« b efo re th em
lie held In place w ith a b olt an d n u t In —to b rin g tfiem to a realizatio n of th e
th e m a n n e r show n.
W ed g e sh ap ed resp o n sib ility # th a t re sts upon them ,
ca lk s a r e faste n e d in ta p e rin g holes fo r su rely th e p a re n ts m u st b e in som e
fo rm ed In th e b ars, th e location o f th e lneaHure to b lam e fo r th e w ro n g fu l
holes b ein g d irectly o v e r th e Iron shoe, t«‘U«lencles of th e child. T h e re m u st \m
so t h a t th ey c a n n o t a ccid en tally be neglect or ig n o ran ce so m e w h ere back
d riv e n th ro u g h into th e hoof.__________
o f him w h en a boy goe» w rong. W h a t
m erch an t sold you th a t vile th in g ? ”
“ N obody d id n ’t sell It to m e,” replied
th e boy. “ Y our kid give It to m e o u t of
can be nam ed in th e single w ord— dys­ th e second b o x fu l of thorn th a t lie's
pepsia. It is th e one disease, which m ore opened to d a y .”—C hicago T im es-H era ld .
th an any other,affects j
th e Am erican people
I’ n l h r t l o R e m i n d e r a t t h e O ld H o m e .
It is com m on to all |
It w as hi* ttrst visit to his old hom e
classes and all condi­
a f t e r an ab sen ce of 20 y ears.
tions. It m akes life I
“ H e r e /’ he said , “a re m y In itlala an«!
m iserable.
It m ars)
family happin«*»». It
th o se o f th e g irl I m arried c u t lu th e
interferes w ith busi­
b a rk o f th is old beech tre e nn«l still
ness a n d p l e a s u r e
phi in to !>«• seen a f te r a ll th ese y ears.
alike, and it discounts
H ow little did 1 t h i n k / ’ he slghcil. “ th e
a m a n ’s usefulness
la s t tim e 1 saw th o se le tte r s th a t 1
ju st as m uch as it
w ould l»e m arried fo u r tim e s b efo re
discount» his h ap p i­
seein g th em a g a in !” —C h icag o T rib u n e.
ness.
T h e re ’s a rem edy
for dyspepsia.
I>r.
V e r y O b e d ie n t .
P ierce’s G olden M ed­
M am m a—W hy did you le t him kiss
ical Discovery ha*
y«»u ?
I l i f t e d tli i s Im rden
D a u g h te r—W ell, he w a s so nice he
from th e bodies of
ask ed m e—
h u n d red s o f t h o u ­
M a m m a—B u t h av en ’t I told you you
sands.
It c u re s
! n in ety -eig h t out of
m u st le a rn to say “ No?”
j every h u ndred who
D n h g b ter— T h a t'« w h a t I did say. H e
, give it a fair and
ask ed me if I'd lie v ery a n g ry If he
1 faithful trial.
k ‘>u«e 4 l m e.—P h ila d e lp h ia PrtMMk
The While Maa’sBuNen
NAVY BLUK HKIM4K GOWN.
b u tto n s a n d th e u p p er ed g e c u t In
p oints, Ju st ab o v e w hich a re sh o rt
s tr a p s o f blu e braid.
T h e bolero is l»ordered th ro u g h o u t
w ith a p o in ted b a n d of w h ite clo th en
rlch ed w ith gold b u tto n e a n d s tr a p s of
th e blue b raid a n d is w orn o v er u tu ck
cd w h ite m u slin s h ir t w aist. T h e c r a ­
v at a n d c e ln tu re a re o f block sa tin , th e
la tte r h a v in g k n o tte d silk frin g ed en d s
an d fa s te n in g a t th e le ft sid e w ith a
buckle. T h e sleev es a r e long an d plain.
—P h ila d e lp h ia L edger.
T in s e l B s ltln c .
.% C ía le T o l l e « .
T h e m odel Is o f n a r y blu e serge,
w ith th e sk irt lx»x p laited a t th e buck
an d trim m ed nt th e b o tto m w u n «
— AM. KIND« OK—
Ti'7*iore. win
a
w a istb a n d is o f tu lle draped w ith long
en d s d o w n th e sid e s of th e sk irt. T h e
la tte r Is trim m e d with black tulle
flounces Inc-rusted w ith L u x eu il lace.—
P a ris H erald .
T il«
F. H. MUSCOTT,
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OFtEQOUST.
Both rough and dressed material on hand and orders ol
any size promptly tilled.
1 M J N M a A « ..m < M tlt.lT .
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STYLISH VISITING DRESS.
IV
T k # a lb *
We have a book on The Hair and
Sc&lp w hich w e w ill send free upon
request. If you do not obtain all the
benefits you expected from the use of
the Vigor, w rite the Doctor about
it. Address,
D r , J . 0 . AYER.
Low ell, Mass.
— DKAI.KKS IN A l.l. K IN DS OK—
T h e l- a r g n a t A n a tm n ic a l M u i t u « 1« «Me
W o r ld . w « » k n e » t v o r « u y c . « n c M d
d itc a - .e p a t U l t r l r r m r m J i y th * o ld « * l
S p e c ia li» « « mi ih * C o m i . ti»« y i y c e rs.
ED. BIDDLE.
A ll d r u g g is ts .
T H U R S T O N B R O S . , P R O i’H lE T O R S , D A L L A S , O R E G O N .
a v r a i 1 . 1 « tb o r o u ir h ly • r . d . r a t e r l
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C a M « I U t lo a - r e « * u 4 » tri. r tf p r le « » « . T r a a r a i e a t p e r
• M a l i * a r b y l e t t e / . A /*ee«»i*« C u r e in « v c ry c e te
« d iru k n .
w n t e far » . „ k P « l t * « V M I V
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MAIU U > |* M h * . ( A e e l o e U e b o o k
k > a M ) C a l l e r »'*>«
f I
$ 1 .0 0 k b o ttle .
“ My b u sin e ss calls m e o u t a m o n g
str a n g e r s a g r e a t d eal. I w ou ld
a c tu a lly fe e l a sh a m ed ev e ry tim e
I w ou ld ta k e off m y h a t, m y hair
w as *o t h in an d th e bald s p o ts
sh ow ed h o p la in ly . I began th e u se
o f your H air V ig o r leas th a n th ree
m o n th s a g o . T oday I find I h a v e as
fine a head o f hair a s I e v er had.
I tell e v e ry b o d y w h a t I u se d , an d
th e y say ‘ I t m u st be a w o u d e riu l
rem edy / ”
G e o . Y earl ,
D ec. 14,189«.
C h icago, III.
T hurston Lum ber Com pany
/ C y V I M . JORDAN —OHI ASISOF MIN
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It always restores
color to faded or gray
hair. N o t i c e tnat
word, “ always.” And
it cures dandruff.
mu -n wmre corn, ut nomea witn gold
J'rHiiHHCts a g e n e ra l h a n k in g mini
lien» in nil itM b r a n c h e s ; buy« a m i 84*11»*
e x c h a n g e <»n p r i ix ip a l point* in th e
U n iieil S l a t e s ; m a k e s c o lle c tio n s on all
p o in t* in th e P acific N o r th w e s t; Ioann
m o n ey am i d isc o u n t* p a p e r a t th e he8t
fate* ; allo w in te r e s t o n tim e deposit*.
■ F
visor
Buggies, wagons, binders, mowers, rakes, garden
cultivators, disc and spring harrows.
OREGON,
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Loaves Inde|M:ndeiice for Monmouth and Airlle —
7.30 a in
.1:30 p m
Leaves I ndependnee for
Monmouth and Dallas—
11:10 a in
7:16 p in
Leav* n Monmouth for Airlie -
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Leaven Monmouth for Dalian—
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Leave« Urlle for Monmoutii and Ind«;>e id«!icT—
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M. M. K L I.II.
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A man
wi t h a
thin head
of hair is
a marked
man. But
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th e b ig
y
i s f Q bald spot
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is not the
kind of a mark most
men like.
Too many men in
thei r twenties are
bald. This is absurd
and all unnecessary.
H e a l t h y hair shows
man’s strength. To
build up the nair from
the roots, to prevent
and
C
t u g , kalRO ining »nil p » |ie r li t * ,o g .
D a m -*».
HEALTHY
Our buyers have just returned from the east, having pur­
chased the largest and prettiest stock of carpets and lino­
leum ever brought to this coast. 'I'iie colorings and pat­
terns are the prettiest ever shown. These prices arefoi-
carpets cut, sewed, and line«! with best padded paper. Save
money and send us your order. Sene* us a deposit and we
will ship you the goods subject to examination, and if sat­
isfactory you can accept ami pay for same.
Union ingrains, extra heavy, 25 cents.
W O M AN AND FA S H IO N .
Wool ingrain, cotton chain, 40 cents.
All wool ingrain carpet, 50 cents.
4 S t y l l e h C o s t a in e F o r V l s l t l n s —T h «
S u m m e r G i r l '«
H at — A
Host grade all wool extra heavy ingrain, do cents.
C h le T o i l e t .
Tapestry Brussels, 50c; Smith’s Brussels, 00c.
Higgin’s Brussels, 75c; Higgin's Best Brussels, 85o.
T h e d re ss rep resen ted Is o# lilac
gauze trim m e d w ith point d ’e s p rit tulle.
Saxony Axminster, $1; Smith’s Royal velvet, $1.
T he co rsag e is covered w ith ap p lica­
Floor oil cloth, 20 cents.
tion L u x eu il lace, an d th e corselet
Window shades, 3x7, all colors, 35 cents.
Lace curtains, beautiful patterns, 35c, 75c, $1, $2, $3 a
pair.
E Grade linoleum, 0 feet wide, 40 cents.
DGiade linoleum, 12 feet wide, 0 0 cents.
Inlaid linoleum, $145.
I. GEVURTZ, The H nme Fur-
nisher, 173, 175 First, <fc 210, 221,228 Yamhill St., Portland
J N. H aut
T O .V N S K M I) A If.V K T .
b lo ck .
S u m m e r R e s o rt? .
T o tlie 'm o u n tn iu s u u r people in in -
c r e a tin g n u m b er* y early look for th o se
d a y s of re la x a tio n am i recreatio n n e c ­
essary t»> m a in ta in th e h u m a n m a ­
c h in e in fair w o rking c o n d itio n . T h e
la n g u o ro u a sloih of th e Feasliore p ro v ­
es very sm lu c tiv e While it lnsta. b u t
m a n y h a v e deciiietl 't h a t (lie a n n u a l
u u tin t: Hh‘*ultl p p 'V id t n o t on ly ra d ical
c h a n g e of air a m i SHUTnutuliinD*, h u t
alao b n cli s t i a i u ’ «u i fiag g in g e»»er-
tiiev hm will i>rovi«h? l> wo .m*! vigor
o r th e re rtiro I.'' al > k\»r th h e a h o r -
u rg e th e in o tin u u f r h m h a n d ra m i le.
th e b alaam oi t ie m o u n ta in p in ca am i
th e c le a r u n a d u lte ra te d m o u n ta in a ir.
In t h i s d irectio n th e fth a a tu m u te m w
afford« a w> a i t h o f a ttr a c tio n * . T h e
e n tir e lin e of road from A .'h lan d to
lic d d iu g i* atm lded w ith c h a r m in g
a n d acci*N*ible liolels aad c a u ip e , w here
ire c h e e r a n d com fort a n d h e a lin g a t
rea*on:iblt> co st, w here y o u c a n h u n t,
ri>h, rid e, loaf, or play w ith e q u a l fac
lily . O r if y o u look for h e a lin g w a­
te r-, n o n e b e tte r c .n he fo u n d , h o t or
• •old, th a n th e *pnng* a t A a h la n d , Co-
eritin , A n d e ix m , U artlett, B y ro n and
Pnoo Hohlea* Before v ia itlu g E u ro p e ,
lie pe<»plu of th e n o rlh w eat ah o u ld *ee
ih e g lo riea of Y okeiniie v alley , a n d th e
w o n d rn u « grove* of Marip«>*a an d
C u lav e ra* ; th e P arisian* are lik e ly to
m a k e in q u irie s c o n c e rn in g th e s e a t ­
tr a c tiv e re so rts. S e n d lo C . 11. M a rk ­
h a m , g e n e ra l p assen g er a g e n t, P o rt­
la n d , for new booklets o n C a s tle C ra g ,
S h a s ta sp rin g s, M cCloud riv er, Y o
Sem ite a n d ex cursion ra te s th e re to .
NO. 34.
One of th e p r e ttie s t In tro d u ctio n s of
th e season is a b e ltin g w hich is a mix
to re of gold a n d silv e r th read « w ith
silk. Ou th e m etal or tin se l ground
d ain ty blossom s an d foliage In n a tu re *
colors a re In terw o v en In silk. V iolets.
daisies, c a rn a tio n s in rich sh ad es, have
th e sp|>earai)ce of b ein g em broider»«I
"I used lep »»mile* of
Dr P ierce’« G olden Medl-
on th e tinsel belting.
•
B c I r E ih i f l a r e » A r e P o p u l a r .
t«1 D iscovery and «eversl
T h is tw lting. w hich Is p ecu liarly rich ■ via !« o f his ’ Pleasan t
T h e p re v a ilin g topic of co n v ersatio n
tht*
an d b e a u tlf « ! Is q u ite th e rag e a b ro a d P e lle t« ’ a year
in th e *tr«*et ca rs, ou stre e t co rn ers an d
«priii'/ an d have had no
an d will «loubtless ta k e here. It Is be­ trouble w ith indigo «lion
o th e r p lace« in K am uis City deni» w ith
ing m ade up Int«* b elts w ith bm kles o f «ince." write« Mr. W. T.
th e new in d u stry of ra isin g B elgian
T h om p son , o f T o w n -
co rresp o n d in g floral design*. F o r In
*fn<i, Broadwater Co.,
hares. T o th e m an or w om an w hose
stan ce, a violet embroider«'«! Itching Montr.iiH "W ords fail to tell h ow th a n k fu l I a tte n tio n o r In terest h as n«»t y e t l*ecii
am for the relief, a* I had suffered ao m uch aud
will h av e a b u ck le th e m o tif o f w hich it «ecm ed th at th e doctor» c«>«ild d o m e n o good. attracte«! to th is new Held o f w ork it Is
I got dow n in w e ig h t lo 1 / 5 poun ds, and w as not
is violets.
«We to w ork at all.
N ow I w eigh nearly USo a difficult m a tte r to fle w ft seriously,
and can do a d a y ’» work on the farm
I nnr«
s to w lo M a k e P a r e * o f L e a t lla .
b u t th e su p re m e test o f sticce«« fo r any
recom
m
ended
jrosr
m
ed icin e to several, and
Boil th re e h alf p in ts o f le n tils for »hall alw aya have a good
p ro je c t acco rd in g to bi)*tiiemi gtam hm fn
word to »ay f«»r Dr.
tw o h o u rs w ith a q u a r t each o f b ro th Pierce an d hi« m edicine»."
is Its m oney m aking q u alities, an d 111
an«l w ater. i « u ounces of s a lt (xtrk,
Free. Dr. P ierce’s M edical Advisei th is th e B elgian h are haa m ad e a phe
tw o s ta lk s of celery, a leek a ml a i t sent fre t on receipt of stamp* to nom enal record. But It Is not In K a n ­
sm a ll onion.
W hen cooked, rem ove pay expenne o f m ailing atUy. It con­ sa s C ity alone. T h e w hole w est an«!
th e pork am i vegetable«, p ress th ro u g h ta in . ion« page* aml over 700 illu ttra . south h av e been electrified by th e new
a sieve, re tu rn to th e ste w p an . ad d tio n a «etHf 21 o n e -o ut » t.m j* for th e Industry. Men. w om en. l>«>ys a n d girl»
m ore se aso n in g If n ecessary an d pour hook in paper co v en , o r t l .ta m p , for a re jo in in g In the rank* by h u n d red s,
cloth binding to Dr. R. V. Pierce, an d the d em an d la g re a te r th a n th *
o v er cro u to n s.
Buffalo, N. Y.
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