MAYOR OF SUNBURY
fit. t haaev tor Araameay.
Says Pc-ru-na Is a Good M«d-
Icine.
Hoti. ('.
Brooks, ituiyor of Nun-
bury, Oldo, also attorney for Fariner»'
lank and Niinbiiry Building and Lx«n
Co., writes;
"I have tlm utmost ixmtldetice in th»
virtue of Periinii.
It is n great int«U-
cine. I huve used it and I have known
many of my friends who have obtained
beneficial result» from its ti»e.
not pra<«c I'eruiie too highly,
I
I
"George,” suld Mr». .M<K<|ulllop to
her liege lord, who was toasting bls
•lilns before the Are. "1 su;>|MHie you
get tlm credit for sweeping the snow off
our front walk."
"I reckon 1 do, Cyiilby,” responded
George.
"And you know you don't do n lick
of It. You know I do It myself.”
"You do. Cynthy. There c»u't be any
doubt about that.”
"Well, what sort uf a man do you
think you are?”
“Pin a blamed email specimen of a
man. Cynthia.” said George, still se
renely toasting Ills shins. “1 have no
doubt I am meaner and more contemp­
tible thun you think. Ixird, love you.
Cynthy. you can't get Into any argu­
ment with me on that propqgltion. I'm
the laxlest, good for nothing»»! oo»rle»t
mini In the nelghlsirbood. If It wasn't
that I've got such a good wife, I'd go
and blow my worthless bruins out. Hti|>-
per ready yet, dear?”—Philadelphia
Index.
Plies (URID IN 6 IO 14 DAYS.
I’AZO OINTMENT 1» guaranteed to cure any
raaa of lehlng, blind, bim'dlng or protruding
pllaa In ® to It «lay» or money refunded fibc.
Halt ■ aillllon.
“I'm sure I don't know what he aaw
In her. Iler face Is decidedly plain."
"Yen, but the figure »be Ims makes
up for all that.”
"Figure? Kbr’s positively aerawny ;
she hasn't any figure.'*
“You're wrong there. Rhe baa six
fl(iires and the first one's a flve."—
Philadelphia Press.
Ut. V tua* I'M»«» and aJl Nrrvoua J>UrBam
t»<*rmai«ahily «umd by I>r. Kliin'a
ICraturar. H»n<| A>r F HKK |2 trial botti« and
(rasila*. Ur. 11 IL KU»». lxL,»*l Arch HL, l*iiUa..Pa.
HON. O. O. BROOKS.
Hl»hl.
There are n host ot petty ailment«
which aie the direct result ot the w nth
Little Roy - Are not all the words
UKClt tO be found in the dictionary.
papa?
"No, my child ; new wurila are coined
every day."
"And wliat Is the last word, papa?"
“! don’t know. dear.
Ask
your
mother, she always Ims the last word.”
—Translated for Transatlantic Tale»
from I m Hire.
er.
Tills is more true of the exi ersive beat
of summer and the inteii-i* cold of
w inter, but it is partly true of all sea­
sons of the y. nr.
Whether it In1 a cold or a cough, ca­
tarrh of the lumi or bowel complaint,
whether the liver Is* affected or tlm
kidneys, the cause is very liable to be
Die same.
The weather slightly deranges the
mucous iiieniliriiiica of the organs and
Du* result 1« Mime fum imnal disease.
Prruna bus brionie a standby in thous­
and« ol homes for minor ailments of this
sort.
Ask your Druggist tor Tree Peruns AL
manat for 1907.
Mothers
find Mr». Winnoir's dootblo*
Syrup lb. br«t rruirdv U> Un fur IbsUebUdrou
Iurta» ib» tea thru» partial.
AudtltH
Urform.
"You usually give your husband a
box of cigar* fur Christmas, don’t
yon ?”
"Yea. Rut I'll have to tbluk of
something else this year.”
AWFUL attacks of pain .
“llow 1» that?”
“Why. I told him I was going to do
A Mott Dreadful Cass of KI Jncy
my Christmas shopping tomorrow and
Trouble and How It Was Cured.
he spoke right up and sold he hail con-
Thoma« N. McCullough, 321 South eluded to give up smoking.”—Cleve­
Weber Nt., Colorado Springs, Colo., land Plain Healer.
says: "For twelve
Throughly Reliable.
or fifteen vear» I
If ever here w»« a reliable an«! safe reme-
was suffering fre­
quent attack» of ■ !y i la th it old and famous porous planter
All«* rk’». It ha* been in u c for willy
[min in the luck y ar», and i» a» p polar bwlay as ever. a >d
and kidneys that wr doulit if th» re i- a civilised comm nity
lasted for three on tbe !»»<*♦• ot ’he globe w err this wonder»
Ail pain n lirvrr mini t I m * found. In the »e-
week» at a time. I Ircli n of the mgr dient» nd in tbeir man*
would le unable to ufnetun* the grratml « are in taken to keep
turn in bed.
The tach pl a» tri up to the bigheat etnnde <1 of
urine was In a terrible condition, at rxr In nra. and no pun* and aimpie are the
ingredient» that even a child can uw them
times a complete stoppag» occurring. I
AII«'«H*kn are the « rignal ami rrnui r | h > -
began with I loan's Kidney Pill», and oiii planter** ami are sold by Prugginta in
soon felt better. Keeping on, I found every part of the civilised world.
complete freedom from kidney trouble.
Germany ha» barred out American po-
The cure has been permanent; 1 owe
tatoea and all kinds of Americau preserv-
my good health to Doan's Kidney Pills."
cd meat.
Kohl by all dealers, 50 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
IO CURE A COLD IN ONr DAY
I Take
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablet»
PrugKlsti refund money If It fail» to cur«. K. w
GRoVE'ft signature I» un each box. 20c.
OW AMD F.. IH’HTON—A ■•»vrr ar 1 Chemt«L
i aum I ville. Colarmi«t bp»ciii*«r» prk<*»: «ohi,
•Uh rr, h »4, fl : <««»l«l, Hllvrr.7 ; «old,
; Elnc or
< .»i»|irr.|l. < %Rnld<* trai«. Mulling rnval«»|»«-* and
Fill |»ru r llRt arnt on atiplIrail<»n. Contrt»! and Vtn*
pin* work »««Ik Had.
Alal«r*iucaI
Carbonai« ha
lloiial listolU
H
Mile Lights on History.
PRINTING PLATES
AS NEAR PERFECTION AS
a
Viti
I
Cnpt. Kidd was bury ing his treasure.
“It's better than putting it in suburban
lots,” he chuckled.
“The money will
always be there."
Fully aware, too. that the authorities
couldn't roh him of it by taxes and spe­
cial assessments, he satisfied himself that
no meddlesome reporter was nosing
around in the neighborhood and betook
himself again to the long, low, rakish
craft that lay waiting (or biui two cable»*
length from shore.
SKIN DISEASES
HUMORS IN THE BLOOD
MILLIONS STARVING
lood
Conditions In China Beyond All
Description.
1» the cause of all humor», eruptions,
boils, pirn pies, scrofulous sores, eczema
or salt rheum, us well as ot rheuma­
tism, catarrh and other troubles. The
greatest blood remedy for all tbeso
trouble», proved by it» unequaled
record oi cures, is
AMERIC* ADVISED TO GIVE AID Hood’s Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as »arsatabu. 100doses »1.
Relist Would Do Much to Remove
III Feeling That Prevail*—Un­
rest Pervades En.pire.
Washington, Jan. 29.— Muil reports
from American Consular officers in
China which reached the Htate De­
partment today regarding the famine
and n-sulting condition» further eon
firm the stories of suffering and bard
ship, Consul Hayn.-s at Nanking «aya
that the famine is ten tim*-» worse than
anything known in that part uf tbj- em
rpire for the past 40 years.
The Chinese official», he says upon in
formation given him by the Viceroy,
admit their inability to cope with the
situation. The government is trying to
help the starving people to keep their
cattle and to this end is taking their
oxen and buffaloes tn pawn for two
taels each, keeping them thus until next
Spring, when it will return them.
Mr. Haynes declares that whatever
aid may lie extended by this Govern
uient in the present crisis will certainly
do much to di»|>e| the ill feeling recent
ly aroused by the boycott, the exciu
sion act, etc.
Consul-General Kogers at Shanghai
advises the department that the reports
ns to the conditions appearing in the
newspapers, both foreign and t'hineae,
are for the most part sustained by the
investigations made by American naval
uflict-ni. Ho say» an inquiry which he
has made gives the general conclusion
that the famine by March 1 will be
regarded as severe and perhaps more
so than that of 1H78, by which it is
thought 10,000,000 lives were lost.
The report of Mr. Kogers is accom­
panied by a statement by Dr. Henry M,
Woods of the Southern Presbyterian
mission at llwni Ain Fu, who estimates
that 10,000,000 of people are affected
by the famine, 4,000,000 of whom are
starving. He savs there are at present
more than 500,000 refugees at Tsing
Kiang l*u, huddled in mat sheds, and
that the pitiful sight is daily witnessed
of parents offering their children for
sale at from *2 to $4 each. Brigandage
and robbery, he adds, are rife.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
bv local applications aa they cannot rearh the
di<M »Mill } urtion ot the ear. '1 here 1» only one
way to cure dea beu, and that 1» by constitu­
tional reinedie» J'eafu«*»» 1» < au»*-<! by an in-
n»m-<1 condition of the inU'-nua linintf ot the
Eaatacbian Tute When thia tutw 1» inflamed
i«>u nave a rumbling »ound or imucrfeci hear*
ng. and whm it la entirely e!o»e«f, beafnea» la
thu reeult, and unlea» the Inflammation can be
ta»en out and this lube re to't«l to ila normal
condition, hearing will b« destroyed forever;
Din» « a*«» out ot ten are caused by < atarrb.
which la nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surlaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any
ca*e ot l>eafnr»»(caused by catarrh) that can­
not l-e cured by llaH'a ('atarrb (Jure, bond tor
Circulars» free.
F J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
Hold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall » family Hila are the beat.
Got Illa Males
Death Liat From German Horror May
Reach 300.
Hiinrbruncken, .Inn. 29__ A firc-ilnmp
explosion occurred yesterday morning
in the Ked<-n con) mine at Nt. John-on-
Siinr,
opposite
Naarbruecken,
and
caused the loss of from 150 to 200 lives.
The mine is owned by the Prussian gov­
ernment.
I'p to 6 o'clock last evening 77
bodies hnd been brought out and 56
corpses were known to be underground.
Only 50 live men have been brought
out. nnd of these the doctors way at
len«t 35 will die, as they are frightfully
injured through having been hurled
against the walls of the galleries by
the force of the explosion. An oftirinl
report given out Inst night says the
number of dead cannot exceed 100.
Immediately after the explonion res­
cue workers were hurried from all the
adjacent mines and boldly entered the
Reden shaft in great numbers. The
work of rescue has been greatly ham
pered by the poisonous gases resulting
from the explosion and from a fierce
fire that broke out immediately after-
wnrds. This caused efforts nt rescue to
le suspended, and the workers had to
le ordered out of the mine.
After all the rescuers had reached
daylight, according to one version, a
second terrific detonation was heard
underground. Rut according to another
report, many of the rescuers were still
below when the second explosion oc
curred, and it is estimated that the cns
uality list from the two explosions will
reach a total of 300 men.
It is regarded as certain that the low­
est levels of the mine are completely
wrecked, and the inspectors nre deliber­
ating upon further measures to get con
tro) of the fire. The managers are dis
cussing the advisability of flooding
these levels as the only means of extin
guishing the flames.
It is believed that all the men who
were in the lower levels assuredly are
dead. It will take a full week to enter
and explore the mine.
Hlood.d (alvatiaal.*..
For Lung
Troubles
ÿïf/ers
jjers
MAKE NO MISTAKE
OILED
¿If CLOTHING
Mined.
“What has kept you out so late?”
sternly asked Mrs. Gayman.
"Been » sitting up with a dying fr’end,
m' dear," answered her affectionate con­
tort.
"That won't do this time.” she rejoin­
ed "The old year has been dead several
days, to my certain knowledge.”
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You cant afford
/ to buy any other
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CatstosM free.
Tancant. Orason
The best dealers sell it
• e so*»« co Mxvo« « mis
RHEUMATISM
IF YOU PLEASE
Kindly remember that we buy and »ell all
kind» of Minina Stocks and Bond» that are on
the market. Should you want to buy or »ell
write or wire
F. J. CATTERLIN & CO.
125 Abington Buildint
Portland, Ore(Ott
Member of Portland Stock Exchange
CROPS NEVER FAIL
In ’br t'pper Snake Valley, Idaho, where
2S.00U Mississippi Vslley homeseekers are already
¡Scale». &OO.OOV acres undeveloped, irrlcab e land
sllll await the settler.
Illcb st and boat wa ered
valley la the world. Finest c Itnale; cbo eeet fruit;
Immense crops of grain, alfalfa sugar beets. H.OUO.-
000 In vested ID sugar faclorles. New K. K. exterr
slon to YaUowstona park opens country of vane re­
sources. Ashton started Jaa. I. lws. a record
breaker. Write for particulars.
C. C. MOORE UK AL ESTATE fOMPAXY
St. Anthony and Ashton, Idaho.
GAS KILLS MINERS.
When the blood is pure, fresh anti healthy, the skin will be soft, smooth
and free from blemishes, but when come acid humor takes root in the circu­
lation its presence is manifested by a skin eruption or disease. These
humors get into the blood, generally because of an inactive or sluggish
condition of the members of the body whose duty it is to collect and carry
off the waste and refuse matter of the system. This unhealthy matter is left
to sour nnd ferment ami soon the circulation becomes charged with the acid
Sncw Plow Out.
poison. The blood begins to throw off the humors and acids through the
Portland, Jan. 29. -The only railway­
pores and glands of the skin, producing Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Psoriasis,
plow in Western Oregon, a rotary,
Salt Rheum nnd skin eruptions of various kinds. Eczema nppears, usually snow
stored at the O, R. & N. shops, at Al
with a slight redness of the skin followed by pustules from which there bina, was ordered out yesterday for
flows a sticky fluid that dries and forms <i crust, and the itching is intense. the flrst time in years, nnd put in com
It is generally on the back, breast, face, anus and legs, though other parts mission to buck a huge drift near Mult
of the laxly tuny be affected. In Tetter the skin dries, cracks nnd bleeds; nomah Falls, which stalled the west
the acid in the bloixl dries up the natural oils of the skin, which are intended bound Spokane flyer, duo here yester
to keep it soft and pliant, causing a dry, feverish condition and giving it a day morning. The machine seemed to
* ' ' lc.nthcry
■'
-------- . Acne makes its appearance on the face in the oujov the unwonted exercise of diving
hard,
appearance.
form of pimples and black heads, while into the drifts, and was soon throwing
I gttffared with roBr»mn for forty
snow over the smokestack of the loco
year« and could find nothin* to Psoriasis comes in scaly patches on differ­ motive propelling it. This rotary has
cure me until I tried B. 8. 8. I ent parts of the body One of the worst
often seemed useless to railway men.
Buffered IntonRoly with the itch­
in* and burning: pustules would forms of skin trouble is Salt Rhcuin; so seldom is it required.
form from whicn there flowed s its favorite point of attack is the scalp,
atlcky fluid; crusts would come on sometimes causing baldness. Poison Oak
the skin and when scratched off
Calls Upon Burlington.
the skin was left ns raw ns a piece nnd Ivy arc also disagreeable types of skin
of beof. I suffered ng-nny in tho disease. The humor producing the trouble
Omaha, Jan. 29. James .1. Hill has
Ion* years I was nftiicted, but
when I usod 8. 8. 8. I found a per­ lies dormant in the blood through the called upon the Burlington railroad to
fect euro. There has nevor been Winter to break out and torment the
help raise the blockade of the Northern
any roturn of the t rouble.
C. M. JJVAN3,
sufferer with the return of Spring. The best Pacific in the Dakotas, and the Hurling
Etockmen, Hob.
treatment for all skin diseases is S. S. S. ton has responded by sending 12 of its
It neutralizes the acids and removes the
humors so that the st in instead of being heaviest locomotives from the Nebraskr
irritated and diseased, is nourished by a division. No urgent was the call that
supply of fresh, healthy blood. External the 12 big moguls were sent forward
applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc., without loads, each running under its
while they soothe the itching caused by own steam, and going by the now lint
PURELY VEGETABE
skin affections, can never cure the trouble between Ashland and Sioux City.
because they do not reach the blood. S. S. S. goes down into the circulation
Thousands to American.
and forces out every particle of foreign matter and restores the blood to its
Rome, Jan. 29. There were 417..W
normal, pure condition, thereby permanently curing every form of skin 1 emigranta
from Italy in 1906—287,OIK
affection. Hook on Skin Diseases and any medical advice desired sent free | went to the United" States, 118,181 t-
to all who write. S. S. S. is for sale at all first class drug stores.
I Argentina, nnd 1.3,143 to Brazil.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATIAHTA. G4.
S.S.S.
Satai r.
At the crowded downtown comer the
frightened pedestrians were scurrying out
of ths wsy of street cars, suto-uoblies. de­
livery wagons, and policemen on horse­
back.
"Gosh !" exclaimed the window washer,
looking down on them from bis perch on
the narrow ledge of a fifteen’fa story win­
dow. "I'm (lad 1 ain't in that crowd I”—
Chicago Tribune.
■
The Salvation Army blda fair to be­
come an »rl»Ux-ratlc body. Major Mary
Murray, who aupervlae» the military
and naval league of the Sa I vat Ion lata,
la ■ daughter of the lat» Sir John Mur­
ray. K. C. B.. and I.leut. Col. Minnie I
Held, who recently married Commie
•loner Booth-Tucker. 1» a daughter of
a former acting governor of Bombay.
The commissioner himself resigned a
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral cer­
judgeship In India, with all the wealth
tainly cures coughs, colds,
and spe-la) position attached to It, to
bronchitis,consumption. And
devote himself to Salvation Army
work.
it certainly atrengthena weak
Lady Sarah Sladen la a Salvationist,
throats and weak lungs.
and the counteaa dowager of Teafleld
There can be no mistake about
1» a member of the auxiliary of the
army. Two daughter« of Mr. Onslow,
this. You know it is true. And
late member of parliament for Guild­
your own doctor will say so.
ford, have together steadily risen In
“ My little boy
s Urrtbl. e»»gk. I trted
the ranks. Intimately connected with
ST.rythlu« I could hMr or but is «.in an til
I tried Ay.r*> L'Mrry Cetorsl Th. Srrt
the work In Australasia Is the Hon.
nl(ht h. *M betlrr, st.d bo «toodlly lmoror.4
until ho wa« |orf«tly wall.” — Maa. a. J.
Mr». Bird, wife of the former prime
STBBLB. Alton. 111.
minister of Tasmania. She is said to
'Mad.
be as ardent as any Salvation Army
AIM manufacturers of
m
\ SAESAFAJLUX
lass In disposing of the "War Cry."
The daughter of the late Lady Galt
wife of the lieutenant governor of
Ontario, Is working In Canada.—Ans­
Keep the bowels regular with Ayer**
wers.
Pdln and thus haaten recovery.
Italy baa more extended bouse Indus­
I
tries than any other country.
JACOBS
OIL
RUBBER STAMPS
We do not take order» and peddle onr Robber
btampa, Bea Lx, Etc.
manuiactuxe our
own roods. Our equipment it the newest
and best money can buy. Writ« today for our
“Rubber Btamp Catalogue.’’
THE IRWIN-HODSON CO.,
Portland« Ore<on
P. N. U
No. 5-07
I H’HKX writing to advertisers pianse
I yy
menti.>a thia paper.
t 1
]
ERRYS
prove their worth at harvest
time. After over fifty years of
»recess, they are pronounced
the best and surest by careful
planters everywhere. Your
dealer sells them. 1907 Seed
Annual free on reqnest.
a. m . rtxxi a co, inmi . mia .
mule T eam
BORAX
FREE BOOK R fives 1000 uses of 20-MU LE­
TT AM BORAX in the Nome. Form and Dairy.
Free on request.
20-Mule-Team Borax for »ale at all dealers.
Sample an«i «Souvenir Picture in color», 5 cents
and dealer's name. Pacific Coast Boras Co.»
Oakland, CaL