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DAI .LAS OREGON JULY 31. 1903
VOL. XXIX.
NO. 31.
F e e d i n g P r o a p e c t* .
L. N. W O O D S , M. 1).
Physician and Surgeon,
D allas, O reg o n .
O I . £. J . H O W A R D
Physician and Surgeon
D A L L A S . O K iC O N
Office in U * low b u ild in g .
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We u v e th e only set of a b s tr i -t books in Polk
i U ii ' v . R eliable u iistra c ts fu ru iih e d . And m oney to
mu. N j uoinm isaion uburged on lo*.»s. Rooms 2
•id .1 W ilson's block, Dallas
J . L. COLLINS,
itorney and Counselor at Law,
s o lic ito r in
C k n n c e ry .
i ii be-*ii u p ractice of h is pro fessio n in th is place
ab-iut th ir ty y e a rs, a n d will a tte n d to all business
i! rusted to bis 'a re . Ottlce, c o rn e r Main a n d C o u rt
a Dallas, Polk Co, Or
dium'* len g th an d not too thick, chest
well ex ten d ed to th e fro n t, w ith good,
% J C 7 I E ,E .^ < r î
w ide crops, a n d sh o u ld e rs sq u a rely
placed. W illi th ese p o in ts w ell d ev el
f Ü J W A N F R Y 'S
oped you m u st g e t u stro n g eoustitu-
lion, the ribs m u st be w ell sprung, and
T h e m ost im p o rta n t point to r th e th e loin m u st be w ide an d thick, w ith
prospective b u y er o r b reed er in th e se the q u a r te rs full a n d round an d as
lection of ew es su ita b le for b reed ers is n ear dow n to th e hock a s possible.
thorough ly to post h im self on th e type W e m u st a iso see th a t we h ave u good
of th e breed he ex p ects to p u rch ase , dense fleece of m edium wool an d free
say s J. C. D uncan in W ool M a rk ets from all d a rk wool If possible.
I m ig h t say tlw.t if you h ave a good.'
an d Sheep. H a v e a n u n d e rsta n d in g of
stro n g c o u stttu tio n e d ew e do not dis-1
th e tru e tyj e of th e brin'd y o u u re se card hey even if sh e lacks som e of th e :
r lecting nini h a v e som e idea of w h a t
m inor p o in ts n ecessary in a show ani j
you w ant to produce.
Dial, such as h a v in g a little d a rk w o o l1
In the seh ctiou of b reed in g ew es on th e legs or h av in g a little d a rk wool
from a stra n g e hock it lias been my a ro u n d th e eyes. Som e of the m ost |
i purpose a lw a y s to try to get a s m uch
p ro iitab le an im a ls I h a v e ev e r ra ise d j
for fa rm e rs ’ purp o ses h av e been those
, co n stitu tio n a s possible, provided they
h a d tlie req u ired am o u n t of breed type. w ith som e of th e m inor fa u lts pre
viously described. I claim th a t con-1
By th a t I m ean the an im a l m u st be
stitu tio n is th e fo u n d atio n of ail iui-1
p leasin g to th e eye, um l in th e S hrop provem ent.
In b reed in g d isc ard as
sh ire we like a good, long, low dow n
soon a s possible all an im a ls lacking
sheep, w ith sh o rt legs of Hat bone and
ro b u st co n stitu tio n , no m a tte r how
se t a s n ear th e o u tsid e of th e body as
m any o th e r p o in ts they m ay have in
possible.
th e ir favor, a s you will n ev er succeed
Tn tlio owp th e neck m u st be of me w ith o u t a vigorous constitution.
Hair Splits
“ I have used A y er’s H s irV ig o r
for ihirly y e a rs. It is eleg an t tor
a h a ir d ressin g an d for keeping the
h s ir from sp littin g at the e n d s .” —
J. A. G ru e n e n fe ld e r, G ran tfo rk , 111.
H a ir-sp littin g splits
friendships. If the hair
splitting is done-nn your
own head, it loses friends
for you, for every hair of
your head is a friend.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor in
advance will prevent the
splitting. If the splitting
has begun, it will stop it.
$1.00 • bottle.
All druffists.
I f y o u r d r u g g i s t c a n n o t s u p p ly you,
s e n d u s o n e d o lla r a n d w e w ill e x p re s s
y o u a b o ttle . Ho s u r e a n d g i v e t h e n a m e
e a r e s t e x p r e s s office. A d d r e s s ,
J . C. A Y K it C O ., L o w ell, M a ss.
J . N. H A R T
R o o m l , 0 « t i e l d b u ild in g .
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OSCAR H A S T ÍU .
A t t o r n e y e t'L a w .
O ttico u p atu ira in (Jam pb, 11’ a b u ild
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DALLAS
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TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
Has stood the test of25 years. An
nual sale over 1;500,000 bottles.
Does this record of mer
it appeal to you?
flo
Force
ORKGON.
V. !.. B U T L E K
Q R O V E ’S
Jim D um ps e x a lte d , “ W e
do n o t,
O n S um m er d ay e eo c lo se
a n d h o t,
B uild up a fire an d ste w
an d ste a m !
A d ish of * F orce,* a bow l
of cream ,
I s j u s t th e food t o fit ou r
w him ,
A n d k e e p s u s cool,**
la u g h e d ** S u n n y J im .’*
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A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
F . COAD
B U T L E R & COAD
A ttorneys-at-Law
not
O ttico,
a
« l|Y o P& 9
...50
blood heater.
Enclosed with every bottle is a 10
cent package of Grove’s
B LA C K ROOT
L I V E R P IL L S .
J. H. T O W N SEN D
R-I-PA-N-S Tubules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w
DALLAS
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Idea.! S u m m e r F eed .
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leaves Independence fo r M onm outh and \ ir li e —
. :30 a in
3:30 p in
Leaves Independnee for
M onm outh and Dallas—
11:10 a m
0:15 p m
Leaves M onm outh for Airlie —
.*»0 a m
3:50 p m
Leaves M onm outh for Dallas—
11.¿0 a m
7:80 p m
Leaves Airlie for M onm outh ami Independence—
t):00a in
W —1ft
ftpm
B. K. WILLIAMS.
P r e s id e n t.
A T
C a s h ie r.
SALEM’S
BEST
STORE
OF
LIT*
DALLAS,
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r O L D W H r re
W . C. V A SSA L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r
U ALL AS
The 5 c e n t package is enough for usual occasions.
The fam ily b o ttle , 00 c e n ts, contains a su p p ly for a
y ear. All d ru g g is ts sell th em .
CURES A COLD IN ONE DAY
CURES GRIP IN TW O DAYS
Leaves Dallas for Monmoul h an I Imie eu d en ce—
1:00 p ui
7 30 p m .
R. C. CR A V E N
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11 ‘ F o r c e ’ Is a n i d e a l s u m m e r f o o d b e
c a u s e i t c o n ta in s e le m e n ts fo r n o u r is h in g
e v e r y o r g a n o f t h e b o d y , i s e a s ily d i g e s t e d ,
c re a te s w h a t w e k n o w is v ig o r, a n d a t th e
s a m e t i m e d o e s n o t m a k e a r i v e r o f fir e
o u t o f th e b lo o d .
P ercy G. S tanton . ”
R o o m 2 O.'lield b u ild in g .
II
I« k n o w n as th e pi ire win r * th e b est goods are so ld for th e Je a ^ t *
m o n ey . U p to d a te sh o p k e e p in g j« o u r a im . S h ip d ad», h a p p y j
go lu c k y , win o r lose nn tlm d s do n ot go h ere. T h e re i« too m u c h '
a t sta k e . W e are b u ild in g hn sim 8« o j t of m a te ria l th a t will la 8 t,(
I
T ra n s a c ts a g e n e ra l b a n k in g onsi
ur88 in all iL h b r a n c h e s ; b u y s a n d sell*
e x c h a n g e o n p r in c ip a l p o int« in th e
U n ite d S ta te « ; m ake« collectio n « on a ll
p o in t« in th e P acific N o r th w e s t; loan«
m o n ey a n d d is c o u n ts p a p e r a t th e be«t
rate« ; allo w in te r e s t o n tim e deposit«.
HONEST GOODS
HONEST PRICES
HONEST SERVICE
MUSEUM OF A N ATO M Y<
INI I11KT ST., Ill FUICISCft, CIL
T h e r - ju v e i t A n a t o m ic a l M u se u m in th e
W o r ld . W e jk r je a e* v r a n y c o n tra c te d
4 iae «»e p e a l t l V e l r r a r e I l-y th e o ld a 'it
S p e c ia liK t o n the C o a s t
E s t 36 y e a rs.
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I Y P B I I . I S t h o ro u g h ly e ra d ic s te rt
[ fro nt system w ith o u t th e u se o f A e r c e r y
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T r e o o e o fitte d b y »n F s p e r t N a d i -
1 e e l « e r e fo r R e p t e r e . A q u ic k a n d 1
ra d ic a l c u re fo r P i l e « . F i o n a r e an d
F l o t M l e o . b y D r . J o r d a n 's s p e c ia l p a in
le s s m eth o d s.
n il tattoo fre e a n d s t r ic t ly p r iv a t e . T re a t m e n t p e r
r o r b y le t t e r
A ffoo/Mee O ur* in e v e ry case
rtsJten . W r it e fo r B . ok r t i l l . O H O F H -
R B I A G R , M A IL E D P K K H . (A v a lu a k '
r n . ) ( a l l o r o r it e
TH IS SIGNATURA
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A t h le t ic C o o d s
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
L e e S m it h ’ s C y c le r y
TIME TABLE
COKVALLI8 M A IL -D A IL Y
7 30 a m L v ...................P o r tla n d .....................Ar 5;50 p m
10 40 a m L v .....................D e rry ....................... Lv 2:1« p m
11:45 p m A r ..........
O n rv a fn
Lv I lf O p m
At Albany a nd C orvallis c o n n ect w ith tra in s of
O regon C e n tra l and Eastern railroad.
Get your old
bicycle enameled
a ul cleaned up—
Enamel b ked on
bike at factory.
DALLAS PASSENGER— DAILY, EX. SUNDAY
: 0 0 p m L v..................P o rtla n d ................... A r 10 20 a m
: 2 0 p m A r................. D allas.................... Lv7n«0
YAM HILL DIVISION:
P assen g er depot foot of J»ffer<on stre e t
A IR L IE K R E IO H T -T K I W EEKLY
Leave 7:40 a m ........ P o r tla n d ............A rrive 3:32 p m
Le* c 3:50 p m .............D allas.......... A rrive 8:20 a m
Arrive 5:05 p m .......... A irlie ............Leave 7:00 a m
v v Y t t v T t .y .T ? . r r T y r y t T t t y
IRON WORK TO ORDER-
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M A R T IN ,
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D A LLA S
i n g , k a ls o m iu g a n d p a p e r h a n g in g .
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS
FARMS AND CITY LOTS
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Purchasing agent for W C. McClure, of Saginaw, J
Michigan, and other eastern timber dealers. Room *
1, upstairs, Wilson building.
H o u s e , sig n a n d o r n a m e n t i ti , g r a in
D itu i,
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t V a n O r s d e l, H a y e s & C o . , 2
----ALL KINDS OF—
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to
I lr l* c h te n
M c tn l* .
T h e re is n o th in g e q u a l to finely sift
ed coal ash es fo r b rig h te n in g m e ta ls ct
all k in d s -b ra s s, tin , copper, nickel
R u b o v er w ith a d am p cloth d ip p ed In
th e ashes.
H ow
to
F resh en
P a lm * .
£*2l:y Costs Too Much
W
B IC Y C L E S
R E P A IR IN G
AN D SU N D R IE S
• f t IORDAN 4 CO.. 1081 Market f t .
Hov7 to A c t In a S ic k R o o m .
N ev er w h isp e r in nn In v alid 's room.
T o m ost people It is in ten se ly I r r ita t
ing. If you w a n t to say a n y th in g th a t
It is b est not fo r th e p a tie n t to h ear,
go Into k n o ttier room to say It. D on’t
allow household a n n o y an ce s to be spo
ken of In th e sick room . O nly ch eerfu l
topics sh o u ld be d iscussed. R em em b er
th a t w hen a p erso n Is lying on his hack
he Is d ep riv ed of th e p ro tectio n of his
eyelids fro m th e lig h t; th e re fo re blin d s
and c u rta in s sh o u ld be a d ju s te d w ith
th is fa c t in view.
W ash th e leav es of y o u r p alm s w ith
tepid w a te r c o n tain in g a few d ro p s of
ON EVERY BOX OF THE GENUINE gly cerin am i a little soapsuds. T h is
will open th e ir pores an d m ak e th em
look fresh . W ash both sid es o f each
leaf, th e u p p er side because you like
C le a n I n n trn m e n tn .
S u rg eo n s u re su p p o sed to be very | to see It shine, th e u n d ersid e th a t th e
p a rtic u la r a b o u t c le a n sin g in stru m en ts p lan t m ay b reath e, w hich fu n ctio n is
used fo r o peratloifs, in o rd er to avoid | p erfo rm ed by th e u n d ersid e o f the
se p tic poisoning. H e rd e rs who carv e j leave».
stock w ith a fifty cen t barlow abso- j
lutely d isre g a rd th is p recau tio n , an d if
•the o p eratio n is c a s tra tio n and th e ani-
m al d ies th ey say it w a s done a t th e
w ro n g tim e of th e moon. L ast y ear
W h en th e price paid is th e m o th er’s
a frien d c a s tra te d a hunch of young h ealth and happiness.
T h e father
lam b s an d in tw o d a y s a f te r th e op
doesn’t realize as h e rom ps w ith th e
e ra tio n fo u rte e n o f th em w ere dead child w hat y eais of wifely suffering
an d th e re m a in d e r w ere s tu n te d for m ust be set against th e b ab y ’s laughter.
Chronic invalidism is a h ig h price to
life. T h e k n ife used in tlie op eratio n '
h ad been in co n tact w ith a sm all but pay for th e painful jo y of m atern ity , yet
v iru le n t so re on th e first lam b caught. it is at such a cost th at m any a woman
a price is too
Blood p o isoning killed th e lam b s. Be becom es a m other. Such m uch
because
fo re an y In stru m e n t Is used su rg ically
it is m ore th an
i t sho u ld be held In th e flam e of a
n atu re ask 9 .
m a tc h o r can d le.—D en v er F ield and
By th e use of
D octor H erce’s
F a rm .
F avorite P re
T h e R ent W o o l.
scription m a
T h e wool of a sh eep beg in s to dote
te rn ity is m ade
rio ra to a f te r th e th ird y ear, sa y s F arm
practically
an d Itan ch . Wool is a t its b est tlie se c
painless, and a
ond an d th ln l yenr. for. h av in g been
quick convales-
sh eared , th e fibers are of m ore eq u al
ence is assured
len g th th a n in th e la m b ’s wool. Such
in alm ost ev
wool Is p re fe rre d fo r com bing an d fo r
ery case.
" I am p lea se d
all purpose« w h e re p arallel fibers a re
to giv e m y te s ti
req u ired , such a s sp in n in g fo r clo th in g
m o n y a n d w is h I
c o u ln fin d w o rd s
fab rics. La m b ’s wool is not so d e s ira
s tr o n g e n o u g h to
ble on acco u n t of uneven le n g th s an d
in d u c e o t h e r suf
fe re rs to u se I)r.
uneven firm ness, b u t is m uch used fo r
k n ittin g j'a r n s an d for th e m a n u fa c ______________
P r e s c r ip tio n ,"
tu re of in f a n ts ’ fab rics, such a s flan w r ite s M rs. W esley G uy. o f K e n ip tv ille , O nt.,
Bwx 6. ” F o r e ig h t year« a fte r m y lit tl e h o y « 11
nels, b ecau se It Is so fte r an d less I rri b o r n I suffered w ith fem a le w e a k n e s s , a ls o s o re
ta tin g to a d elicate skin. A fter th e n e s s in o v a rie s, e s p e c ia lly o n m y r ig h t side, a n d
in )>ack. W as so m is e ra b le s o m e tim e s did
th ird y e a r th e wool begins to show th e p n a o in
t k n o w w h a l I w as g o in g t o d o T r ie d se v e ra l
effect o f ag e a n d becom es fro w sy and d o c to rs b u t d e riv e d n o b en efit u n til I b e g a n
g Dr, P ie rc e 's F a v o rite P re s c rip tio n . H ad
h a rsh a n d Is liable to frea x s. su eh as u o n s in
ly used fo u r l»ottles. a lso so m e of Dr. P ie rc e ’s
c o ttin g on th e sk in , am i even a f te r A n tiec jitic a n d H '-a lin g S u p p o sito rie s, w h e n I
lt lik e a n o th e r per-^ n
I re c o m m e n d Dr.
sc o u rin g w o rk s badly. T h en If tlie fe
P ie rc e 's m e d ic in e s to a ll m y frie n d s I f a n y o u e
sheep lias ev e r been in bad co ndition w is h e s to w rite m e I w ill g la d ly a n s w e r ."
Dr. P ierce’s F avorite Prescription con
It w ill show u p In th e wool o f th e
aged w e th e r o r ew e. Tlie wool o f ag ed tain s no alcohol and is en tirely free from
opium
, cocaine and all o th er narcotics.
sh eep sh rin k m uch m ore th a n th a t of
T he dealer who offers a su b stitu te for
y o u n g er ones, o ften being a s m uch n s
"F a v o rite P rescription ’’ does so to gain
75 p er cen t, w h ile lam b ’s wool rare ly th e little m ore profit paid on th e sale of
s h rin k s m ore th a n 00 per cent. All less m eritorious m edicines. H is profit
th ese th in g s sho u ld be considered by is your lo s s ; therefore, accept no sub
th e w oolgrow er. so he m ay a rra n g e to stitu te.
D r P ierce's Pleasant P ellets regulate
h av e fo r sa le wool th a t will b rin g th e
th e bowela.
b e st p rices in th e m ark et.
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H o w to C a r e D is t e m p e r .
S iru p of b u c k th o rn w ill cu re dogs of
d iste m p e r if given in tim e. T h re e or
fo u r doses sh o u ld b e given d aily , an d
a b o u t a teasp o o n fu l a t a tim e. L et
tlie an im al sleep n e a r th e fire an d feed
It on hot m ilk u n til Its a p p e tite com es
back.
MI ST A P P E A R
.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
, OR. JORDAN—DISEASES OF MEN I
F ew housekeeper« u n d e rsta n d how
to care fo r h a rd wood floors. Sim ple
o r eleg an t, th e re is b u t one m ode of
tre a tm e n t. N ever p u t a dro p o f oil of
any kind upon th em . If soiled, ru b
th em off th o ro u g h ly w ith a flannel
cloth w e t w ith tu rp e n tin e . W hen dry,
ap p ly a p re p a ra tio n o f w ax . W hen
th is is finished an d dry, polish th em
w ith a cloth or b ru sh m ade fo r th e
p u rp o se u n til cle a r an d shining, a s th e
q u a lity o f th e floor w ill ad m it. T h is
carefu lly done w ill keep a w ooden floor
In p e rfe c t condition.
H on
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Satisfaction in e v e ry in s ta n c e o r j n n i e y re fu n d e d . S a tisfa c tio n
is i d l i n g ..h a t you w a n t.
W e tell th e t r u t h a b o u t o u r goods o r
will re fu n d y o u r m o n e y .
If y o u r p u rc h a s e a t S a le m ’« best sto ic
does n o t p*ove entir» ly sa tisf - to r y , a c h a n c e to m a k e it r ig h t in
e a r n e s f h n ( |iie « 'e d
N o th in g is an y b o ttler to us if i t resu lt« in
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' visit D R . J O R D A N ' S a s » T |
EO. B I D D L E .
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DAiNk
OREfJON,
A D ig W o o l C ro p .
T h e e n tire wool crop of ten o r tw elv e
wool co u n ties tr ib u ta r y to T rin id a d , |
Colo., w hich p ro d u ce a b o u t 4.050,000
p o u u d s an n u ally , h as been b o u g h t up
by e a s te rn d e a le rs a n d not a pound can
be had. It is sta te d th a t th e p rices a t
w h ich th e clip w a s secured is som e
w h a t in ex cess of th a t w h ich ruled
Inst season. A b out 3,500,000 n o u n d s o f
th is w ill be sco u red In T rin id a d as
a g a in s t 2,000.000 p o u n d s last y e a r. T he
larg e sc o u rin g p la n t th e re is now being
doub led in cap acity .
H o w to C a re F o r H a rd W o o d F lo o r * .
(u r e ^ o
T h e R esdy-to-Serve Cereal
DALLAS, OREGON.
W ill p r a c tic e in nil c o m m .
o ver b a n k .
“ S o u th ern M ichigan will w a n t a n
In cred ib le n u m b er o f ran g e sheep an d
lam bs th is y e a r,” said Wood Robinson,
w ho h as Ju st m ad e a to u r of th e sh eep
feeding d istric ts of th e W olverene
S tate. “T h is lias been a re m a rk a b ly
p ro fitab le y e a r fo r feeders, and every
m an o w n in g a farm Is p re p a rin g to
feed. T h o se w ho fed th is seaso n
h av e not been p u t to th e tro u b le of
m ark etin g , fo r b u y ers have fa irly
flooded th e co u n try m ak in g bid s for
stu ff on th e farm s. T h e re su lt is th a t
m o st of th e finished stock y e t back
h a s been c o n tra c te d by sp e c u la to rs or
k illers. O w ner* h av e n early all s h e a r
ed th e ir ow n stuff. T h ey are g e ttin g
15 to 10 c e n ts a pound fo r th e wool.
A ad th e sh e a rin g process lias m ade
th em good m oney. T h o se w ho m a rk e t
ed e a rlie r In tlie season w ith th e wool
on b efo re th e ir stock w as fa t. e x p e c t
ing a b reak in th e m a rk et, a re now
full of reg ret. Such a p ro fitab le se a
son Is in sp irin g ev ery one to feed, an d
an u n p reced en ted d em an d fo r ran g e
stock th is y e a r is ce rta in .—L ive Stock
W orld.
O REGO N 2
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Non-Magnetic
nickel S U nc C c m
Tally Qakicntced
THE ORIGINAL
For (d e b ,
ALL JEWELERS
[L IV E R M E D IC IN E !
a
COLORED
A -'allow complexion, dizziness,’
biliousness and a coated tongue
are common indications of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
fivo immediate warning by pain,
ait In or and kidney troubles,
though l*ss painful at the start, are
much harder to cure. 'Lhedford’s
Black-Draught never fails to bene
fit diseased liver and weakened kid
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off the germs of fever and
ague. It is a certain preventive
of cholera and B right’s disease of
the kidneys. W ith kidneys re
inforced by Thedford’s Black
Draught thousands of persons have
dwelt immune in the midst of yel
low fever. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other
doctor than Thedford’s Black-
Draught. It is always on hand for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls of a doctor.
0
f
Mullins, S. C., March 10, 1901.
I have used Thedford’s Black-Draught
for three years and I have not had to tfo
to a doctor since I have been taking Tt
It is the best medicine for me that is
on the market for liver and kidney
troubles and dyspepsia and other
complaints.
Rev. A. G. LEWIS. {
WASHINGTON LETTER
FANCY
DIALS
Till Nil Elgin!
Witch Co.
CMcctc.
be o b se rv e d in m e eig u i m en uuu im r-
teen Inch g u n s an d th a t th e a b ility a l
read y d isp lay ed w ill be used to co rre c t
an y d e fe c ts in th e sig h ts of th e h eavy
g u n s.’’
S ev eral g u n n e rs a r e com m ended by
nam e.
P r e s id e n t ’ *
C le r k
P ro m o te d .
R udolph F o rs te r o f V irginia h a s been
ap p o in ted a s a s s is ta n t se c re ta ry to th e
p resid en t. H e w a s ed u cated In th is
city an d is a g ra d u a te of th e C olum
bian U n iv ersity law school. H e e n te r
ed th e g o v ern m en t serv ice in 1894 a n d
since 1900 h a s been ex ecu tiv e clerk to
th e p r e s id e n t
W arren 8. Y oung of Ouio h as been
m ad e ex ecu tiv e clerk to th e p r e s id e n t
Mr. Y oung w as ap p o in ted to a cle rk
sh ip in th e W h ite H o u se by P re sid e n t
C a r Held uml h a s been on th e ex ecu tiv e
force ev e r since.
A n o t h e r G o ld I n v i t a t i o n .
P re sid e n t R oosevelt h a s received un
In v ita tio n e n g ra v e d on a p la te of solid
[S p ecial C o rre s p o n d e n c e .]
J u s t w hy th e p re sid e n t selected Yel gold to be th e g u e s t of th e Union
low stone p ark u« th e place In w h ich to L eag u e clu b o f S an F ra n cisco on th e
spend six te e n d ay s in A pril Is n o t fully occasion o f his v isit to th a t city on his
know n u n less it w a s th a t in th a t big w e ste rn trip . T h e In v ita tio n w a s p re
g o v ern m en t re se rv a tio n h e w ou ld u n se n ted by Colonel G eorge II. P ip p y ,
d o u b ted ly escap e im p o rtu n itie s an d p re sid e n t o f th e Union L eag u e club,
feel so m e th in g like th e in d iv id u al once an d w as accep ted by th e p re sid e n t
ag ain . T h a t th e re w ill be little o r no w ith e x p ressio n s of cordial ap p re c ia
p leasu re in th e p a rk th u s e arly in th e tion. l i e w ill be th e g u est o f th e clu b
y e a r is d eclared n s c e rta in . O rd in a a t a b a n q u e t to be held on th e ev en in g
rily th e p ark is p ra c tic a lly frozen up of T h u rsd a y . M ay 14.
Nevr D e p a r t m e n t ’ * O ffice.
in A pril a n d does n o t begin th a w in g
T he p e rm a n e n t q u a r te rs of th e new
u n til in M ay. T h e can y o n s an d m o u n
ta in s in th e p a rk a re full of snow , an d d e p a rtm e n t o f lab o r an d com m erce, or.
th e w e a th e r is fre q u e n tly b itte rly cold ra th e r, th e office to be occupied u u tll a
In A pril.
B ut th e p re sid e n t d o esn 't new b u ild in g for th e d e p a rtm e n t is
m ind th e cold. H e w a n ts to g e t tw o au th o rized , w ill be in th e new W illard
w eek s or m ore of g en u in e re st aw ay b u ild in g on F o u rte e n th s tre e t betw«**n
from cro w d s an d im p o rtu n ity of one P en n sy lv a n ia av e n u e an d F s tre e t.
kind o r a n o th e r. In th e p a rk h e will B ecretary C o rtelyou lias concluded a
be aw a y from p ry in g o f all k inds. T h e lease o f th e new build in g , w h ich is not
pn rk is p a tro lle d by fo u r tro o p s o f ca v y e t com plete, an d ex p ects to be ab le to
a lry , an d it is w ell k n o w n th a t no one m ove his d e p a rtm e n t th e re som e tim e
will be allo w ed to e n te r ex c e p t th o se In May.
h a v in g p erm its. T h e th re e p re ss asso
ciatio n re p re se n ta tiv e s w ho w ill a c
co m p an y th e p a rty will n o t go in th e
p ark a t all an d will re m a in w ith th e
crain o u tside.
A S o ld ie r * ’ R o s t e r .
S h a m r o c k * F o r W h i t e llo n a e .
Jo h n R edm ond, th e well kuow u Irish
m em b er o f p a rlia m e n t from D ublin,
• e n t to P re sid e n t R oosevelt a box of
sh a m ro ck s a s a re m in d er of 8 t. P a t
rick ’s d ay . Mr. R edm ond h as se n t a
box o f sh a m ro ck s to th e W h ite H ouse
each y e a r fo r se v era l y ears.
C A R L S C H O F IE L D .
A com plete ro ste r o f th e officers and
en listed m en o f th e Union a n d C onfed
e ra te arm ies, to lie com piled am i p u b
lished by th e w a r d e p a rtm e n t, is a
F o r B o d y nird S o u l.
g re a t w ork w hich h a s been beg u n un
H e re Is a cu rio u s a d v e rtise m e n t, re
d e r th e d irectio n of S e c re ta ry Root.
p u b lish ed in th e C ornhlll M uguzine
T h is is th e s e c re ta ry ’s ow n p ro ject. In
callin g th e m a tte r to th e a tte n tio n of | fro m a n e ig h te e n th c e n tu ry p a p e r:
co n g ress he said th a t th e d e p a rtm e n t j “W a n te d —F o r a fam ily w ho h av e b ad
w as c o n sta n tly in receip t o f ap p e a ls i h e a lth , a sober, ste a d y p erso n , in th e
from s ta te officials, h isto rical so cieties cap ac ity o f a doctor, su rg eo n an d
an d p a trio tic or m em orial asso ciatio n s ap o th ecary . l i e m u st occasionally a c t
fo r tra n s c rip ts o f th e m ilita ry records in th e cap ac ity of b u tle r an d d re ss h a ir
of s ta te troops, to a n s w e r w h ich would an d w tgs. H e w ill be m ju lre d to re a d
cost m ore th a n a m illion d o llars, so p ra y e rs occasio n ally an d to p re a c h a
th a t th e m ost econom ical w ay w ould serm on ev ery S u n d ay . T h e reaso n of
I k * to p u b lish a co m p lete ro ster. Con th is a d v e rtise m e n t Is th a t th e fam ily
g re ss adopt«*! tlie p lan. T h e p u b lica c a n n o t an y longer affo rd the* ex p en se
tion w ill be en o rm o u s in size, inclu d in g of th e p h y sic al trib e an d w ish to be a t
no less th a n th irty voluim 'S a s larg e as a c e rta in ex p en se fo r th e ir bodies an d
th e reb ellio n records. T h e se c re ta ry souls. A good sa la ry will lie g iv en .’’
h a s w ritte n to th e g o v e rn o rs o f nil
T e eth o f a Sh ark .
s ta te s a s k in g th e ir co-operation In th e
In resp ect to Its d e n titio n th e sh a rk
w ork. T h e co m p ilatio n will be in th e
is a v ery re m a rk a b le c re a tu re . T h e
Im m ed iate ch a rg e o f B rig a d ie r G en eral
w h ite sh a rk h a s seven ro w s o f teeth ,
F. C. A in sw o rth , ch ief of th e record
w h ile o th e r species v a ry in th e n u m
a n d p ension office of th e w a r d e p a r t
b er o f ro w s th ey possess. It m u st be
m en t.
underst«x>d, how ever, th a t th e sh a rk
W a l t U n til T h e y lll e .
S o m eth in g th a t sm ucked of th e su tte e only u se s one row a t a tim e. T he
o th e r ro w s lie d o w n Inside th e m outh
w as discovered am ong th e m e a su re s
In tro d u ced by R e p re s e n ta tiv e Brown- bcld n d th e edge o f th e ja w , e re c tin g
tlv m s e lv e s w h e n It Is tim e fo r th em
low o f T en n essee in th e lu te session of
to ta k e su ccessiv ely th e place of th e
co n g ress. It w as n bill “ to em p o w er
first row . W hen one o b se rv es liow
th e se c re ta ry o f w ar to allow b u rial o f
keen edged th«*se Incisors are it seem*
w iv es of d eceased en listed m en in n a
no w o n d er th a t th ey can b ite off a
tio n al cem eteries In th e sa m e g ra v e s a s
big rope u s re a d ily us if It w ere puck
d eceased so h liers.”
S cru tin y o f th e
th read .
te x t of th e bill itse lf show ed th a t th e
p erso n s w hom Mr. B row n low m e a n t to
A n O c c a s io n .
b u ry w ere th e “d ecea sed w iv es’’ of
I n th e early h o usekeeping day* o f a
soldiers. T h e vision co n ju red up by Indy now p ro m in e n t In social circles a
th e title a s It reud w as enough to chill g u est of som e d istin ctio n arriv«*d, a n d
th e blood of a m an o f im a g in a tiv e tem
th e m odest d in n e r w as h a stily sup
p e ra m e n t like S e c re ta ry Root, an d It Is plem en ted by a n eig h b o rin g c a te re r.
d o u b tfu l w h e th e r th e p resid en t would T h re? *-y ear-old
M ary
sat
q u ietly
h av e co n sen ted to sig n su ch an act th ro u g h th e o p en in g acta, h u t w h en th e
w ith o u t th e in terje ctio n o f an am en d clim ax of fancy cak es an d ice* w a s
m ent.
reach ed h e r ey es w iden ed w ith d elig h t
rr«**l<len t l o m i n e n d # « 0 1111 « - « .
a s sh e called o u t in a c le a r tone,
C o m m en d atio n by th e p re sid e n t Is th e “ W hose b irth d a y is th is, m other?*'—
r«»wnrd R e a r A dm iral K v an s an d th e Ju d g e.
officers an d m en of th e A siatic sta tio n
h av e received fo r recen t Im p ro v em en t
S u r f to W in .
“ You h av e h ad som e ex p erien ce w ith
in th e ir m a rk sm a n sh ip . A le tte r has
been se n t by A cting S ecretary D arlin g th e f a ir sex ,’’ said th e Inex p erien ced
to R ear A d m iral E v an s, w hich sa y s In y o u th w h o h ad been Jilted. “ H ow 1*
p u rt: “ By d irectio n o f th e p re sid e n t th e th e »xwt w ay to g et a ro u n d a girl?**
“ W ith y o u r a n m , ” tersely replied
d e p a rtm e n t d e sire s to ex p re ss Its ap
p ro b atio n of th e vigorous an d In telli th e old tim e r.—C h icag o New*.
g e n t effo rts m ad e by th e fleet u n d e r
A n R x c e p t lo n .
y o u r com m and to Im prove tlie ta r g e t
practice. T h e d e p a rtm e n t coufhlcntly
K now ing—I th o u n lit yon d id n 't obJ<*et
expect* th a t th e sa m e good w ork to > m an w ho ta lk e d .Im p?
w hich h as produced ex cellen t re su lts
Q u lg g ler—B u t th a t fellow la a n un
With th e sm a lle r c*lib<£ guii* w ill soon d e r ta k e r .—B ro o k ly n Life.