uosrnni seaodv
QND o srta n w w
l
J.uwa to ra\sf* tu«* standard of p«Mlo
morality. lo Mfnvatnfe ami classify «1*
fidivt* and delinquent classes. to se
cure the services of women ns factory
inspectors, police matron» and on
hoards of control, are other measures
for which women’s clubs have sue
oc»«fully worked.—Mrs. Martha E. D.
White In Atlantic.
THE
W hy
It
NEAT
L IT T L E
DARN.
V . » m r l e A a . r . to
■ v r v i . t ota i.«a > .
tb e O b.
ADMISSIONS BY SHAW
M anufactures A r e Sold Cheaper
A b roa d T h a n at H om e.
DISTORTS
FACTS
AND
FIGURES.
M s ta !«* T h is M lr e r a b le n aR lu raa la
B fffiiib iiit r H i m « im * F orolq -u ern Du
I t —A n O u t r a s r o a i H>stem W h e r-
e v e r It P r e v a D e .
•‘ I love to see a neat little darn In
| household naper.v or garments of any j
Secretary t'huw, the spokesman for
kind." said an observant old lady. "It
always suggests to me vare and neat the administration, made another one
ness and good management. Slovens of his exuberant speeches at the Audi-
ever ilurn tidily nr take the proverbial I torium in ( Idea«» recently. A* In hi»
stitch in time that »uvea some useful reeent Wilmington (Held speech lie
possession. When I wa« a little Kiri | made some striking and even at.g'tllug
nurse used to tell 11« a story about a slatemen « ami pnoted statistics in his
beautiful and rich and altogether de usual free anil easy manner.
lightful and desirable youiiK man who
In his Chicago speech he reeled off
III V two listers. One was inucli pret
figures, some of which may be true,
tier and livelier than tbe other, and |
naturally be rather preferred her to tbe 1 but many of-whlcli certainly are false.
nuieter sister, but on one unlut ky day ' “ » ‘1 ‘“ » ‘1°
admissions on tbe sub-
for her be look a walk with her. B e r lje c t of export prices which, coming
slipper stuck in the road and came off. from such a high Republican, arc most
ami be was horribly allocked to see a refreshing. Thus be said:
great hole in the l.eel of her stocking.! “ Our opponents lay much stress upon
Ol course he did not like her after that tj,e fae[ that some American manilfac-
Aud tbe next day. by a strange colnci
tures are sold abroad cheaper than at
deuce, while walking with the plainer
sister, she, too. In some way or other, home. Our friends sometimes deny
lost her slipper, and this time he no this, and they sometimes apologize for
ç
t
l c
u
t
^
ticed the neatest, nicest little darn Im it, and a few’ in times past have joined
aginable on tlic toe of her stocking and our opponents In recommending a re
loved her at once and always. Perhaps moval of the tariff from all such arti
our nurse’s tale has had something to cles. It Is useless to deny and in my
do with m.v liking for people who darr. Judgment unwise to apologize and a
their things neatly, hut I think It shows little short of foolishness td attempt to
a desirable characteristic,” concluded
And gentle applications of C U T I CURA
remedy the assumed evil in the man
the old lady.
Ointment, the great Skin Cure.
ner proposed by the opposition.”
For preserving, purifying, and beautify
He then proceeded to quote from the
ing the skin, for deansing the acalp of
T H E S E N S IB L E W O M A N .
Industrial commission, which reported
crusts, scales, and dandrulf, and the stop
ping of falling hair, for softening, whiten
Her ambition Is to live up to her that ” $4.000.000 worth of merchandise,
ing, and soothing red, rough, and sore
the product of American fiwtorles, Is
hands, for lame, sore, „ nd bruised muscles. best photograph.
Not only Is she easy to live with, but annually sold abro.td cheaper than in
Incidental to outdoor sports, for baby
rashes and dialings, in the form of baths she is worth living for.
the domestic market.” He then said
for annoying irritations and inflamma
She is too clever to talk o f woman’s that as “ we manufacture $ Id.000.000,-
tions of women, and for many sanative, | rights. She takes them.
000 worth per annum our exports sold
antiseptic purposes which readily suggest
She Is not such a fool ns to fancy abroad cheaper than at home are only
themselves, as well as for all the purposes
of the toilet, bath, and nursery, CUTI- that any one is ever convinced by argu one-thirteenth of 1 per cent of the out
C U R A Soap and C U TIC U R A Ointment ment.
put of our factories.”
are indispensable.
She wears frocks that match her
Secretary Shaw is either a novice
8o'd thr ouetiout the world. CuMeura Poop, f6e., Oint»
hair. She docs not dye her hair to
ttifit, vie.. Keaolvpnt, M e . (In form of Chocolate Coated
with ligures or he is entirely willing to
Pllia. 25c. per vial of flOi. I'epots. London, *7 Cliertfr«
match her frocks.
house ■sq. ; Paris, 5 hue delà l'ulx ; Boston, 1.17 Columbut
fool the voters with big statistics
Avc. Potter Drus* Sc ('hem. Carp., Foie Props.
She knows that when men talk about
• y wind for “ Mow to Preserve, Purify, aud Beautify
u woman being good looking they which he knows ure not true. It is
tncSkin, Scalp, ilair, ami Hamid."
mean that she Is well dressed, though hardly possible that our secretary of
the treasury does not know that we do
they do not kuow it.
C H U R C H D IR E ; i * 3 R \
She knows that every real woman Is not produce $ld.Ci»0.0bU.l)b0 worth of
the Ideal woman, the fact being that manufactured goods in a year read}
Preaching hour« «t. 11 and 7 :3‘V
every Idea of ideal woman is wholly for final consumers or anything like
M R. CHURCH.
dependent on the Idealist and every this amount. Our census statistics of
Preaching Hund; y mornine «nd ■ v-
woman who Is idolized Is idealized.— manufactures contain many duplica
e in ig . Sunday school nt 9:45. Ep-
lions. Thus we have manufactures of
Philadelphia Bulletin.
wortli le iene at fi :H*
P»-»»ver mpct-
cloth goods and of clothing, of iron
ine Thursday even in g — Ja». Moore,
and steel and of foundry products,
Curtains of Cheesecloth.
pastor,
A girl who likes pretty things in her machinery, etc.; of lumber and of fui-
room, but has not much means for niture, of leather and of boots and
gratifying her tastes, can make very shoes. In these few Industries the du
B A l’TIF'i CHURCH.
plications amount to $2.000.000,000 01
Preaching S uih I hv morning and ev pretty curtains of cheesecloth. A wide
$3,00a0u0,000. Were it possible to takt
ening
Hu i lay scilo. 4 ut 10
b Y. hem turned down the sales and across
out tue duplications—that is, tlie-prod
P. U. al (> ;3Ü. Prayer meeting W ed the bottom and stitched on the ma
ucts of one mill that are sold as raw
nesday evet ing.— .1 M fîreen. pa — chine with red. blue or yellow silk, ac
cording to the prevailing color of the material to another mill—it is probable
tor.
room, will give an exceedingly charm that the total value of finished manu
ing effect. The curtains may be.looped factured products would not be more
PltKSBY TKIt IA N CtlllKCH.
hack with wide bows of taffeta ribbon than half of $13.000.000,000. Whether
Prstcning Sunday morning and ev the same shade as the stitching. If or not our census figures have been
ening. Sunday s ho >1 at 10. Chris- time lie abundant, the machine stitch stuffed in order to make a great show
tian Endeavor at (>:30
Prayer meet ing can be repine 4 by brier work, and ing for protection can only be sur
ing Tlmrs lay evtmi v — \\ . I'. Vv . r- j a really handsome curtain can be made mised.
The statement that ouly $4,000,000
dle, p ¡«tor.
j of this material, which costs only a
! few cents n yard, by putting a wide worth of our manufactured goods are
| border of drawn work inside of the sold abroad cheaper than at home is
t’HBl.-TIAN c m ’HClI.
ridiculous. It is entirely safe to say
Pleaching Sunday morning and ev hem. Cheesecloth Is woven so loosely that ten or twenty times this amount
ening. Bible selio -1 at 10. Senior that those who are experts in the art of iron and steel goods alone are sold
Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Bible of drawn work will find no difficulty abroad at prices from 10 to 00 per cent
ola«8 and prayer meeting Thursday at all in doing ihe work.—Table Talk.
below the prices at which they are
evening.
sold iu this country. In fact, there are
Soothed by Baths with
♦
T h e Stitch In Tim e.
rartns or «om o America."
Put s; ....e il . up n he¡Miri‘ the
sicrctarj .-1. aid find that v. hile h.
was paying two pi ces fur his bal sal
wire because of protection be was sell
ing his wheat and oilier product* in
a free trade market and was gettiug uo
In in tit whatever from protection, would
he then !«• willing to pay high protec
tion orbes fur Ills fenciug wire? If
tl.e s -cretai.v can induce the farmers
ot this country to t l ^ k along these
lines - will have accomplished a grout
walk
It Y HON W. IIO LT.
AJ0fl AJ>piAU<\PU.
TT\o ~oter* *v
;
.
candí -
tía o« ami pui u.va of the Uc, ubhean
I'M' y at .be r
t-'
November will
siamp with t ieir a; proval all that it
stands for. The votora un*t t a.»t a Ue-
publican ball >t doclure in favor of
trust hl^h price* and alV .virg tLe
trusts and
to c o n fin e to ell
their pn .lth iM «-'.it* ; «*r to i »rt*l^nv*rs
than to tin* |M*opit* of the \ nite
Stales. In snit'c of che exti tordiunry
high prices and ti e «mall if any in
crease in wages, these who vote the
Republican ticket will mh . v they are
S T A N D P A T P O L IC Y .
satisfied to “ let well enough alone
ami, in the word* of Mark Hanna, vote
R e p o M I .- n n
P la tfo r m
D le t n t e d
by
to "continue to let well enough alone.”
t h e T r u * t llu K r u a ie .
Nor is that all they will indorse. If
The* Republican c-onveiltloii has per- ' th«‘y are farmers they Will approve tlie
formed it» pa.t, which had been map Republican protection ¡»oiicy that does
ped out for It by the oligarchy that not protect tlnnu unless they grow
inns the Republican party. The inn- sugar cane or sugar beets or some
d.d.ite» and platform were selected kinds of tobacco. The «‘«‘real grower
and concocted in Washington, and tbe or stock raiser has no real protection.
delegates were about as useful in I f they are artisans or laborers they
shaping events as a fifth wheel on a agree to stand pat rn the insecure
coach. Not a voice was raised against present wages and the certainty of the
the at and pat programme. All was continued high cost of living that now
ominously unanimous. The trust mag* prevails. The highest Republican au
untes dictated the programme and thority on such matters, Secretary
their emissaries, present iu large uum- Shaw, declare«! the Republican policy
to be high prices, and no power on
earth can keep up wages, even at their
present rate, with factories ami mills
T h e Leading Caper of the
shutting down, railroads discharging
men and the power of the people to
Pacific Coast
purchase declining.
I f they are clerks or others with
The San Francisco
stated incomes that do not fluctuate
with price*, but stand put. whetlmr the
cost of liviug is high or low, they vote
to continue the Republican trust dom
ination that boosts prices at their ex
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F«» it appears that ¡ Secretary ( ’ortel
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you. whose depart’.ucnt of commerce
T M « OCMTAUR l O H M H V . N C W YORK CITY.
and labor was especially d c-cia tcd to
investigate the 1 rusts, combines and
corporations, lias rer.igneil to take up
the labor of chairman of the Republic
an national committee without having
discovered one had trust. After his
T h e B o y’s C l o t h e s .
arduous labors at trust hunting his j
new occupation will feel like child’s | Keeping lier young sou neatly clad
i£. J without visible patching was thus ac-
play, and ids upper. Is to trust
D U L L N E S S IN B U S IN E S S .
nates fori campaign funds should re complished by an ingenious mother; 111
buying
his
su.ts
she
confined
herself
to
C
h
a
ra cterise d a-i un Kp!«leiule of
ceive the greatest consideration and
U ltra C on servatism .
response. When emigre.'« some months those which included two pairs of trou
ago ordered Secretary t ort<»lyou to run sers. These were worn on alternate
"An ppi.b‘1 :.ic* of ultra conservatism”
down tlie beef combine to its lair it days, and when there were indications Is til«* way Dun’s review character
was heralded by the Republican or that a good square old fashioned patch ises the present dullness in business.
gans as the inauguration of a new era would speedily l*e required slm ripped This won! 1 indicate that conservatism
of cheaper meat in the near future. the front from one pair, cut away all
has been pushed so far that It amounts
But the housewives of the United the worn parts of the other and made
States after months of patient waiting lengthwise joinings in the grain of the to a disease.
The Iron Ago does not think that
8ti«l intense economy find to tlicir dis- | goods, using the tailor method of "over-
may that the beef combine lias only a 1 casting,” which when well pressed is business men generally are acting un
few days ago raised the price of beef 1 practically invisible. Thus the young- wisely in exercising caution. It does
instead of lowering it.
«ter had a “ new” pair of trousers to not believe that they are Influenced
I f the late Senator Hanna was stIT» finish up his old coat with,
largely by the theory that a season o f
at the head of xi>■ j> 11 b 1 t■ u 11 a 1 i ;\ 1 1.4 Llif
B RIG H T’ S DiSEASE
depression must come every ten years.
conclusion would at once l e arrived at
'
It thinks it lint natural that men buy
that the beef combine lt d "come | The largest *um ever paid for a pre conservatively when prices show a
down” handsomely . mbin return was ! scriptton changed bauds in Han Finn
clown ward tendency. Of the Iron an l
to have free rein ! > plunder tl.e beef cisco, August 30,1901. The transfer metal trades the Iron Age says:
buyer. Bet v db - i !i ! ' u trust bust- involved in coin ami stock $112,500.
“ But it wo i l l ! he i lie to claim that
ers as rn* u nl l: ■ . . It and Cortel »nd was paid by »1 party of biui- business has increased In the iron
you on the* tr.icU of the
topus. who j ness men lor a specific for Brigiit’
trade or that the immediate outlook is
would dr’ vo to hint at such a enmpro- disease and diabetes, hitherto incura- perceptibly Inuter. On the contrary,
mise with Iniquity V
I
«liseases.
some brandies which have been active
Yet tbe unco:
«table fact remains S They commenced the serious inves- with the spring business have been
that the bc«»f c-»ini.»Ine «nd the liun | tigation of the specific November 15, falling «iff and the Independent mills,
dreds of other con b.nations arc* com- 1900. 1 bey interviewed scores of th
notably *ln the “ Ire industry, are cut
placently plundering the consumers in J l,,,r ! '" " I tried it out on its merits l i ting to k «*.» n r i .g fully. The tin
ft way that lend. t:i tbe belief they feel i out'.ng ov«*r three dos»*n cases on til- plate ¡. ills are very busy, the le-ni.ng
secure from publicity or from any ac* I 'icatm eiit «• * * * watching them. Tbev ¡nt*»r« k ; Inning 92 to 03 per cent of the
tion the administration may take. As 1 •!>«» got physicians to name chronic, eeflacity nt work. The sheet Interest is
tiie Republican ora.tors. so many of j incurs»»!«* «• ».-«x. ami administered '
less favorably placed, and c o m c sious
whom have lately spoken, all declare with the pbv-ici > iih for judges. l rj are being freely made. During the
that high prices make for prosperity, to August 25» 1» 87 per cent of tiie lest spring 32 per
nt of the capacity of
the Republican policy may be to "as cases were either well or progressing th«» consolhl :tcd works was operating.
sess” the trusts all they will stand and favorably.
Now it has dropped to 53 to 54 per
There being but thirteen per ccn
In return allow them to keep up the
cent.
increased cost of living to the top of f ilures,* the parties were saiisfie 1
"The billet, structural and plate
noteh. Then with the Republican spell- and closed the Iranaaction. The pre- pools are to meet in this city early
binder« declnrlnc thnt we nre nil pros- coding* of the ¡"vesligaiiog cooitoil- next month, but no radical action Is
porous sonic f-»ois mny believe It, n!- ! t o and the clinical report, of the test expected. The fe- ling is that tiie time
though they hnvr 1 :rd work to fit their | cases »e re piildialied and will 1> rosil
hits long passed wh°u a lowering in
e l lice on applicktion. Address John
expenses with their Income*.
prices by agreement would have any
J Kulton company, 409 Waaliington
stimulating eil«*ct on consumption.”
—
street, Sail Francisco, California.
C ortelyou
F a £1«*«1
I f you find at night that there is a single items in our exports of iron and
Address
button gone from any of your gar steel sold abroad at lower prices which
KVANOKLU’AL CHURCH.
M. H. de YOUNO,
in
lit«
se-.v
it
on
again
at
once.
Yon
|
amount
to
more
than
*4.<gK>.000.
Tlius,
Preaching Sunday mnriifh. and ev
ProprUtor
during tbe ten months ending April 30,
will
not
feel
any
more
like
doing
it
In
"Sa
n F ran ciico Chronicla,”
ening at the
Dalla- coi lege chap 1. !
1904, we sola for export 298,000,000
tbe
morning,
neither
will
It
be
more
San Francisco, Cal.
Hun I »y school Hill)
Plmstinn E
pounds of wire valued at $4,777,000. It
de *v.jr at 6 :30. Prayer meo-nit Churn convenient. If your collar is even a lit s reaison s!,*iy certain that every pound
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
tle
soiled
remove
it
from
the
neck
of
day evening.— A A. W inter, pusinr.
your dress and baste a clean one in Its and every dollar's worth of this wire
place before you sleep. Then if you was sold abroad Jit prices below those
W O M E N ’S C L U B S .
are a little late or hurried in the morn ntevaii.ng in this country and that the
I'aiea F o r W 'lilt«? O ilc lo t h .
ing yon will la» certain of a clean col average difference was not less than
The males who ure going into new
T h e y II u v e M i m m i h D o l e n t F n e t o p I n
BO
Y
E
A
R
S
'
lar. D your gloves ."re ripped or the ” 5 to 30 per cent. Similar statements
homes full of shiny furuiiure will save
F o r iu iu K I’u h ilr O p in io n .
EXPERIENCE
might lie made in regard to the items
money by spending u little for white
Even without Ihe poi .nial oiiiighien- least detail of your toilet is ever so lit
of builders' hardware and sewing ma
j oilcloth. 1 «ml not lock my baru door
nu ut that counts for so much women’s tle out of order, do rot neglect it,
chines. All. or practically ail, are sold
until after my horse was stolen. Now,
chibs have been i< poteut factor in de- ! think n.r no one will notice It. More to foreigners at bargain counter prices.
however, under all the scarfs on my
terminine public opinion. As organiza- ! lh«!' you think will notice, though they
Nearly $2,000,000 worth of steel rails
dressers and ciiiffoniers and wash-
tions they have i ali oil that “ In pub- i may not speak to yon about it. but
were sold abroad during these ten
stands are covers «if white oilcloth, cu*
lie «pillion we are all legislators by j they will put you down ns careless or months at an average price of about
T rade M a r k *
the same shape us the linen covers
our lirthright.” And in practice they that worst of all faults in a woman, $20 per ton, the trust keeping the price
D e s ig n s
but a trifle smaller. For the center
A
thin,
vapory
smoke,
lazily
ascend
liavr found that they could actually j slovenly.
C
o
p
y
r
ig
h
t
s
A
c
.
in this country steadily ait $28. Mil
pieces and doilies on my polished ta
Anyone seniHn# a »»ketch and description may
legislate by in«-..as of ll is power. I.eg
in
g
from
its
crater,
may
be
the
only
vis
lions of dollars worth of structural
quick! y ascertain our opinion free whether an
A W a r M n ic D in t .
bles I cut the ma!H of tain white rub
Elative \\a
ken by «11 the j
Invention is probably patentable. Comrounlca-
When H ere is a I iby In the house iron and :- < cl. billets, bars, etc., were ible sign o f life in the sleeping volcano ;
tlona strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent»
ber sir ting. If the doily is of drawn
Blüte fed« 1 ¡U
ing »n«l
nr- 1
sent freo. Oldest aveucy for aacuring patents.
but
within
is
a
raging
sea
o
f
fire,
molten
sold
abroad
at
a
p
\ee
probably
aver
ther»* « -o often little tilings to he wash
Patenta taken through Mur.u & Co. receive
work or lace 1 cut the protection only
ill II.«* p
i!, t de I • 1, ,
special
notice,
without
charge,
in
the
aging
¥lo
per
t
in
less
than
the
domes-
rock
and
sulphurous
gases.
Those
who
large enough for the linen center, or
the con !•:;
M id «v ' - n ! ed out 1 find a child's washboard, ten
tic
price.
Fhip
piauv
have
been
selling
make their homes in the peaceful val
Inches long by six Incites wide, very
just the size of the jardiniere or vase
In .Massari
n
abroad
at
$20
to
$30
per
ton
and
in
useful
It can be placed in the wash
leys below know the danger, and though
which sits upon it. Compared with
A bandaomely lllnatrntcfl weekly. T.argogt cir
nois tin s’
I»
culation of nnv m lentltlo Journal. Terms. $3 a
bowl nml Is more effective than rub tills country at $38 to $ In during the frequently warned by the rumblings and
the expense of having a table top
e.l tin* p"
*al
»car : four month», fl. Sold by all newtdealer».
hist
year.
Secretary
Shaw
<
1
notes
the
bing between the hand», besides lest
scraped and repolished or varnished
quakings, these signs o f impending erup
I Mil «‘'¡l !
361 Broadway, ew
tiresome. I also find one «»f use nt the rep«»rt of the industrial commission.
the oilcloth costs very little. — Good
mi:i it* «• 1 i
tion go unheeded. T h ey are livin g in fancied security; when the giant
B ran ch OWlcc, «'23 F St., W ash in g to n , D . C.
He
evidently
bad
not
rend
the
testi
kitchen si.iV for the dally washing of
Houftckt^ping.
’l l e jt! «
s bi en
awakes
with
deafening
roars.and
they
are
lost
beneath
a
d
ow
n
p
ou
r
o
f
,
mony'
of
Mr.
Charles
M.
Schwab,
pres
■fifin' ipors nod riishclotM.
Mary!
II* '
clim i m •
ident of the United States Steel <x>r- heated rock and scalding ashes. Thousands o f blood poison sufferers are
A M i r r o r S iik c p h I I o ii .
o.i ft
un ì X« i>re
• 1.01
poratlon.
before the Industrial com liv in g upon a sleeping volcano, and are taking desperate chances, fo r
A bachelor maid who lias only one
A (■ ii l,lc to I lie llelarlit Of Ifeela.
.y for t
lion h. s
mission. May 11. 1001. .....
» ............—
Mr. »vunau
Schwab under
the mercury
pot
j - and
— j—
long narrow chamber for a sleeping
’i here arc i *ur unierein heights, with
111,- , 1 1 1 1 1 Sion frankly Unit all ash treatment the external
and living room was ambitious to own
as many difiVrynt names, of the mili
kinds of iron and steel goods wore in- aymtpomsof the disease dis- » r e a t l j from a severe case ot contagious blood
a long mirror. A swinging ebevul glass
tary lii'ol alone. As a guide to those
. 1.1 , M.1,1 for export m l>nm lower «p p e .r .a n d the deluded vie-
« T h * ? !1.0» ®
prlTnf,? :;U rin * ,t.hA ” f?ur
was «> 111 o f the question. It was too ex
who want to lie ri.-Tit on the subject o f nil
I,.,,» j , , (
m ii i-s
w i'c n
-iu o
f f months at a big-expense. I then consulted phy-
pensive, besides there was no space for
‘
.
1 ..
H h il
k«*u
Is It t im IS h a p p y rn the b e li e f ot stcians, w h o prescribed M ercury. Nothinir did
a . .s remember the following: Up to
fact 1 cnerahy true of ail exporters in
rn m n lc tp c o r e * b u t the m* any F ° o d ;
fact, the treatment proved more
such a luxury. She purchased a length
■ no ana a quarter inches a heel is a a litis
country that they do sell at lower
V
»
h arm fu l than beneficial. I m entioned m y case to
of good clear mirror glass at a furni
niilit try. lip to one and five-eighths f». ;» «*H ill foreign mnrket* than they do f ir e » o f c o n t a g io n h a v e o n ly a friend, w h o told me lh a t 8. 8 s. had certainly
T IM E CARD NO. 2 4 .
ture factory: which cost i i . Another
.
.
...
X (been sm o th e re d in th e SVfi- cured him. I at once commenced its u s e , and at-
■ .« h»*- l is a Cuban, above that it is a .. ...
No. 2 for Taquina :
iu Ihe bom«# market#
he answered.
, ^
ter continuing it for sometime could find no trace
dollar was paid to a carpenter 10 insert
Leaves AI ' h ii \ .................. 1J 45 p m ¡••punish heel. When It goes above two "T h a t !« in.* . perf«*ctly true.”
Eem , a n d as so on as these 0f
disease w hatever.
T h is w a s about two
it in her closet door. The wood was
Leaves C»»rv » l l i s ..................| 15 p m bid'os it is n Castilian. The French
T l r s...-r..|;,ry w ill Ami fill, testimony minerals are left o f f w ill T . . n a *o . I c .n tru thfully . a y l sm e n tirely
white enamel, so picture molding that
..
j _
. w a ll.
0 . sa. S A f l u i - i i B .
Arrive» YHqnina
. . . . 5 10 p in beds range from one and a quarter to
P O R TLA ND -TH S DALLES RO-JTS. matched exactly went on as a frame,
1.3. pages 448-487
It may maze up again, w ca sion a l
'
«
two inches usually and are c:d!c«l Lou interest him
No. 1 retumi ig :
«ores break out in the mouth, a red rash appears on the body, and these
and she had a full length mirror. It
is XV. The Du Burry heel runs from
L«;iiv«s V s q u in a .............
... 7
7:15
'I’lie secretary says that "while our warning symptoms, i f not heeded, are soon fo llo w e d by fearfu l eruptions, S te a m T i
was an ornament to tiie little room ns
two
to
thr«*e
Inches,
and
quite
a
few
Loov«*g C o r v a lli s . .
.
1130 >4 III
people complain of this practice 1 think •ore*, copper-colored splotches, swollen gland*, loss o f hair nnd other
well ns suggesting space which does
A r r iv e s A I ' m m v . . .
12:15 p III women wear I t —Shoe Retailer.
It <!ef« nsible. But whether defensible •ickening svmptoms. Mercury and potash not on ly fa il to cure blood
uot exist.—Exchange.
No. 3 for I>etroit :
or noi 1 know that foreign producers poi*on, but "cause mercurial Rheumatism, necrosis o f the hones, o ffe n
A Pn rller«* (aanril.
leaves Albany .......
...
1 .00
«lo the same thing.”
sive ulcers and inflammation o f the stomach and b ow els. T h e u»e o f
To prevent portieres cutchlng under
Arrives Detroit .
6 00 |
F A C T S IN F E W L I N E S
It is not deni«»d that the practice of
neath
the
door
when
opened
quickly
No. 4 from Detroit
selling goods for export nt prices far iS. S. S. is never follow ed by any such bad results. It cures w ith ou t
screw
a
small
ring,
such
ns
is
used
for
Le i ve« Detroit
. . . 6 :”0 p m
Russia has air;/st three times the
belmv cloni«» die priera prevails In near the slightest injury to the system. W e offer # 1 . 0 0 0 fo r p roof that it
Arrives Albany
contains a mineral o f nqy descrip
! population of Japan.
j . . . . 11 2*» p m picture frauK*s, imo the center of the ly all highly protected count!*!«**. It is
door
frame.
To
this
fasten
a
length
Train No. I arrives in Albany in time
tion. S. S. S. is an antidote for con ta
Ties G0.91H polh-e of the United King
a part of the proi«vtlve system. But
C o n n e c tin g at Ly.’e w ::h tho
to co meet with ti» S I* sou till» mini of blind cord sufficient to r« ncli to the ir U a ip **e"«b|«\ hepoeriticnl, out
' dom cost nearly ¿7.000,000 a year.
gious blood poison, it destroys every
bottom
of
the
curtain.
Put
another
train as well as giving two or lb re«»
rageou* system where ve*’ i* prevali*
The Jap«; so government is said by
atom o f the virus and purifies and
ring In tlie «suiter of the door nt the
hour- in Mbanv !»• f
«!.• par tore of
j trustWonhy authority to hare 300,000,-
strengthens the blood and builds up the
top,
thread
i!»*
cord
through
nnd
fas
8 I’ N 'i'b li...... I train.
It rompéis consumers to pay extra
R a ilw a y Co ^ -any for
| 00O j « u available for war purpose*.
general health.
Tram N » 2 nonecl.« \%i II the S. p ten to the bottom of the curtum and tariif taxes to support an industry that
The Italian
railways, according
W
a
l.i*
«
l
e
u
s
,
D
a
ly
,
W
e
w
ill
mail
free
our
special
book
a*
tbesdoor
is
op«*tied
so
tb
e
curtain
trains t < >rv .llis aud A'b.my giving
shows Us lugr.i’.it ule by charging Its
j to a report from Rome, will
pia-fj
rises.
C
e
n
t
a
r
v
iiie
C
o
ld
s
n
d
a
ie
on
Contagious
Blood
Poison,
with
full
directions
for
home
treatment.
direct service to Newport and adja
ben«»f};< tor* *'•“ pr!«*es f»«’ its pro«]nets.
* order* for 2*»n locomotives and several
awl ült • ther h ii-kpai va.kry p nit*.
M
edical
advice
is
furnished
by
our
physicians
without
charge.
cent baciies.
All the «•ountr»«,s on earth could uot
thousand freight cars.
T h in « nrtnlna.
Train No. 3 f-.r Detroit, Urei»*«»-
make this system right.
I
T H E S W I F T S P E C IF I C C O . , A T L A N T A , G A .
Liverpool has cIo*«xi one-third of its
V
ery
thin
curtains,
o
r
those
w
hose
bush and other mountain resort*
Continuing, the secretary says: "F u r
: saloons during the last ten years an«t
eaves Albany at 1 p m, reaching De dsy o f sorvh'p is ve ry ncnrly over, w ill my part l urn willing to pay any rea
I
so
decreased h«»r police fore«* in conse-
. »11. *'eain ■
i I*»
stand tbe ordt'al of w nslu ng much bet-
troit at about f> p. m.
sonable price for tiie small amount of
* V. I»
, queue* a* to have made an economy of
«er if «*arc b«» taken to haste them upon
Act
directly
on
the
liver.
bartaM wire w hleli 1 «snisume, provld-
| $40.000 yearly.
«ni,
arrtenu
at I’ortU«.
« »
pm .
They cure constipation,
For further information apply to sheets o f cheesecloth first. T h is re- e«l the wheat from my field, tiie dairy
lleves them of much of the strain of
During the ln>i six months Ireland
biliousness, sick-headache.
products from my beni ami the meat
EDWIN STONE,
w rin g in g am i prevents them from be
soot to «¡vat r.ritam 148.1U1 more cat-
F« r «!♦ t il« «I information of ii«»k
from my stall shall f«vd the men who
Sold
for
60
years.
Manager.
ing whipped to pieces by the w ind in
tie, 108.100 more sheep and only 742
b*r»ii n*H«‘rv,»tioin. «-i«*., «nil nr «
mine the coal and iron and the artisans
T. Cockrell, agent. Albany.
drying
fi ner horse« than were received from
Ahi«** !«tie«»t s ii .rf. Portlaml. O
w ho nmdnce the w ire to fepoe the
H. H. Civaia«, agent, Corvallie.
A int your moustache or heard
all the rest of tbe world.
H . ft. C A M F B L L L , Manager.
J
S le e pin g
VOLCANOES
tcicmiiic American.
MUNN & 0JJ
N York
Corvallis aiJ Eastern Railroad.
R s g u t a t o r L in e .
Bailey Gatzert
Regulator
Daües City
fr'etlako
M a ílla (ìiver ani Norther
A y ers Pills
B U C K IN G H A M 'S D A Y . H E *.
£ 1 3 2 '!tiful brow# or rldl M i d ? Use nm n». or W W « O» ». »
¿ A U .*
C + . 9 * m
v