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9 9 Voar Duty is to be Well. > But you cannot be well If you neglect taking Uood's Sarsaparilla «t hen you know you should take It. Impure blood, pwr tipt»«<lte. headache, nerrousnes«, that tired feeling —by U m we and other sign« your ays» tom demand« Hood’s. Get a bolt Is today. Clow Of Moalth My blnnd wee verv i-» .-(»«■•• ik.-ig \ .-a ‘"R par? I la I ve «B’»r* <M»l«»r In my fare, sleep and eel well and work ia a pleaaur*.“ Maa. A. A. H owasd . Taunton, Ma»». In Worst Form-“ I had catarrh In the worm) form and wan advined h» try Hood » Sar«ap<rtlla. I took «even bottle* and am now In good health. I hope everyone who haa catarrh will gir* Hood'* a fair trial.' Maa. W iluam M«1\ aur. i’arkerford. Pa. Always Praise ”1 flr*t took Hood's Sar •apart I la 13 year* ago. and alway* speak in favor of It” H. Cownanu 237 Ferry Street, LowUl. Ma«*. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold everywhere. In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doers One Dollar. Pre- parod only by C. I. Uuod CXk. Lowell, Mass K UtMterlM* (a««*«». « alu* of *'p~Oprrall«<«. Ilorat'p I'tuiikett. nieqnbcr of the British house of |>srllanienL who haa Metallic. been In thi« country rwently. ssl>! In Poe was writing “The Bella.” “It jingle«.’’ hr said, “as if there mifh an «<k1re«a to sericultural stislenta that there was “not a single county, be a lot of coin in it!” Cheered by the thought, he tintinnabu . not a pariah. In Irelaud where the lated with redoubled energy. farmers are not «■onqiletely revolution ising the eutirv business of farming by I arle alien, "Speaking of the prier of «ucce««,’ iitrotiuelng .'o-.q.-ratlve methods.“ Atal roused Uncle Allen Sparks, •I’ve noticed It might be ai!<i<«l that there is s-arie ’hat ‘getting ahead* means. as a genera ly a farming district In the United iking, getting a bald bead.”—Chicagt States where more G-nertts canont be Tribune. raallctd by a closer »»operation of the farmers. The farmers are understand sim.lr I ■ raeaeea. Intimate Friend They suspended you ing each other hetter each yunr and 'rem the Hot Sports’ Club? W hat bad are coming closer together In all mat reu done? ters which pertain to their mutual In Victim i choking with wrath I—Not a terests, but there are still greater possl »lank thing! All they could prove against btlltles ahead !>eeerlbing the co- lie was that I ha<l trimmed a sucker and operatlve organlutlons of peasants In got bis wad. just as you or any other Ireland which he was Instrumental In IKS wouh! have done 1 establishing for the purj»«e of cotupe- Ultpairu 4 aav i'rvp«»a*Ct<«a. *’A1! that you are, my friend.” said the titlon with commervlal Industries, farc lecturer, aingiing out an elderly man sit- ing out middlemen, compelling rail (mg ia a front seat, who appeared tb be roads to provide better facilities, and deeply interested, “all that you are. I re dictating more favorable legislation to peat, you owe to heredity and environ- varoament. done; “The first thing was ateot.- to introduce a system of agricultural “Gosh J- e i cl aimed the elderly man. education which extended Into every iurtwng red with indignation. “I never ■ branch of the Industry, teaching the had no dealin’s with that firm in my life, 'farmer, for Instance, to purchase every and I don’t ows them nor nobody else a thing be requires. Implements and ma blamed cent r chlnery. of the very best quality They i Aet Likely to Be at Home. "ombined to consign In bulk and dis Mrs Neighbor—Aren’t you coing to tribute their goods In the market- They call on our old schoolmate who baa combined to raise working capital for jtisl moved Into tbe next block? their operations They combined to Mrs. Homer—I would like to cal! on own breeding antmais. They did just her, but I don’t want I to meet ber bus what you are doing here, brought sci band. ence Into farming by getting it Into the .Mr* Neighbor—Ob. there is no «tim J schools. They had the same system of ger of mee’iug him. They bave bera Instruction ami experimentation BUp- married nearly a year. nlled by your government.” Parental M lai a forma ft*a. %ew Variety of Tobaero. •Paw. what is a guillotine?” A new variety of toboooo, valuable “It’s an instrument bearing so tn* re- se mb Ian ce to a shirt collar that has be* a 'or cigar wrapping, was first raised In three or four times to ths laundry. Tom-( Connect from seed brought from my. but it is much quicker and more mer Florida and which ciful in its operation.” originally came K * from Sumatra. Af ter very careful and satisfactory tests results have proved beyond a doubt tbe value of this vari ety for growing LEARN TO commercially. to gether with the fact that the seed comes thx rusxr. true to tyi* year after year when saved under !»>g. Tbe name Unde Sant Sumatra was given to this variety. It is a cigar wrapper [variety of tobacco snd adapted for Hr. farw sr Ik Ifrctr* Ot T m Vhaf T nt growing under shade In the cigar wrap Lrpf Felts Lt ? per producing regions Tbe plant.« W* will place in your hard* on approval the lat est authority and guide on the subject Send post reach an average height of about eight al for our otTer er.jd1.1n4r you to examine tnr work feet at tbe time of maturity, am! they without coat or obliration to pun ha>e. 21¿.00C copte» »old. If you are aatianed with th* book, we bear an average of about twenty-six hare a very intereteirg proposition for your eon- •-ares before topping. Tbe cured leaves •*d«ration Pncif c DH nbuttof €•-. No. 7 Han will average about cock Bid«.. Semille. Waehinnon. Inches In sixteen width by twenty Inches In length, al- though the »lie varies according to field and cultural conditions The yield of the crops of this variety Is high, being as much as THE LEAF. 1.G00 pounds of cured tobacco to the acxe under favorable ■ondltlons. Tbe percentage of the best grades of wrapj>er In these crops Is ••orrespondingly high.—Exchange. BY MAIL DANCE Vain, ot Beet Sugar Product«. I muie T eam BORAX For Baby’s Fat; *or Eaby s C othes; for an Evewi'h h.cu-h Wa^h, Sterilizing the Bottle. Wasti ng Napkins. I All dealer». Kamph*. B-»kiet aWHIZ” Parlor Card Game, IO Pacific 'jMft Borax Co.. Oakland, Cal Steel-Clad Grubber I Borne idea of the magnitude of the beet sugar industry 'u t»>e United .States can be given by estimating the value of the beets sold by the growers to the factories and of the refined sugar plan'd on the market by the fac- ories last year. If we assume that the average prl-v (•aid for beets In 1IWG was $5 per ton. tbe total value of the 4.211’;.112 tons of lieets harvested Is $21.18ty,5fiO. If we estimate the value of the sugar nt 41«, ~ents per (»mud. the !*;".224.<»«> pounds of sugar manufactured were worth B43.525.<Xdj. Probably the ssmiuhh I prli-es both for tjeets and for sugar may be a trifle below those ai-tually reviv ed. tait these figures sre suffl'-imtly accurate to Indicate tbe magnitude of ’J»e Industry. Rlprnln« Staple«. Slronÿe«. B m I.« U a ■ d I .J GrvbArr Made. Win pall MOKI Green Torunloe». Often when frost <otnre there are many tomato«« on the vines that are nearly full grown, but that have not yet ripened enough to serid to market »d LAKGKK I hare picked su<‘b tomatoes and put STUMPS witi> LB S S IXPENSB them in a cool, dark plare to ripen ■La« MX miar. slowly and aent them to market when the supply had run low sml prices run Writ. Cucwlar and Prtc«B high, says a writer In New England JOHN S. BEALL, Manufacturer Homestead. But for home use a l>et »2! Hae’korne A>e... fi Porti..4, Oregoa ter way is to pick tbe smaller ones from the vines and then hang up the branch In the cellar, darkening the windows and keeping tbe place cool. They will ripen slowly, and one may Indulge In ripe tomatoes In January, when those grown In a hothouse and on stormy days not as large or any better flavor are \ by wearing a selling at 2S rents a pound or more Try It. _______ INSURE YOUR HEALTH "®COMFORT Celery stored la Cellars. SLICKER Clean - Light Durable •300 Everywhere EPIDEMIC OF GRIP IS SWEEP,NG COUNTRY For Lung Troubles Where celery Is stored In cellars the temperature should be kept low r.nd plenty of ventilation maintained. Tbe warmth aud dampness of tbe ordinary cellar have a tendency to cauae the cil ery to decay, but these condition) can frequently be overcome^ Celery will readily absorb any odor flint may be present In tbe atmosphere of tbe stor age plare, and care Should be taken to provide etuiltary conditions Tbe plants should have most of tbelr roots at tached. and a bed of moist send In which to set them should be provided. One a M the almplrat wajra of keeping K to «torr In an orchard or «mine nhelterod plaiv, often aiougald* it friuv w hich has hvn made tight by a liberal use of straw The cabbagm .ire stored with their stems on and .art placed head dew n and as clone together *a poaaible. Two or three tiers art often made, the heads of the mhxum S tier being placed between steins of the lower, and so on. the piles being mad« of any width and length desired, The whole is iwvrtx! with lenses, salt graw hay or straw and a little soli, rails. brush or litter. Small unsalable head« when stores! in this way In November will ointlnue to develop during winter and frequently sell as well as any In February. Small quanth-ea may be stored by plowing out two or three fur* rows ten or twelve Inches deep on a well drained site and placing the bead« with their sterna up as ciuae together an ¡nwaible. Some prefer to lay them but one or two thick, while others will pile them up two to two and a bait fret high. bringing them to a point, The pile 1« then rovervs! with straw, salt grass hay or a thin layer of straw and then several Inches of soil. They are stored before frvealng. and alien the sol! covering them la fmien It may hr corered with strawy manure or any other litter to keep the soil fnwm un til the «wNuges are needed for sale. Tvn» of Thousands of L'aaea of Vhl» Pvalltorou» Dlaeaao Aro living Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral cer tainly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,consumption. And it certainly strengthens weak throats snd weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know it is true. And your own doctor will say so. Rsportvd. SUFFERERS IN MANY CITIES Buainssa In Many Placo« Tn Di sor* ganlasd on Account Prostrations • My tlttl* hoy h».t • »»rrib’« cowgh I tri*4 •▼•rylhln« I cvmi I h»«r nt b».t iu « a«u until I Ul»4 Ay»r“s t h»rry pnetvr* lb» flrst night h* was bmttrr «> 4 h* st»a.tilv impn*v»4 uuUl h» was |<«r(*vt.y w«.. Mita. b. J NT BBL*. AlasMi. 14. from Thia AdluiauL --------------- TC CATARRH d Ä AND SYSTEM DISORDERED Catarrh h iv>t merely an Influnmatirm of the tissues of ths head and thmat. M the symptoms < f i inning noi < a in ths earn, nun ous (hopping tsuk into ths thro.it, voiitiiiual hawking and spitting, etc., would ssrm to Indi cate! it is a l>lo<><l di.vea.se in which the etilirs circulation mi l the greater part of therystem are involve.I. Catarrh is due to t'te ptv-.< it. n of an excess of uric add in the bl.»»I. The Liver, Kidneys and Bowels fretpiently be come torpid and dull in thrir action and instead of carrying ot! tits refuse and waste of the body, leave it to sour mid form itric Acid in t!ie system. This is taken up by the I lood and through its circulation distributed to sli parts of the system. These i.upuritieii in the blood irritate and Inflame the different membranes mid tissues of t'te iKsty, mid tile contracting of a cold will stait the secretions mid other «'.is;;uritln f-mid disagreeable svm|'toui-iof I'at.ni'i. a . t ebl ■ | gon t,, all • < t'u- body the ca tarrhal poison affects all parts of t!ie system. ead lias a ti|iht, full feeling, nose continually stopped up. pains aN>ve the eyes, alight Irwr Cuutcn and goes, the stomach la upset uttd t'te entite a-, ■dem disordered ami affected by this disea-e. It 1.« a waste of 1 had Catarrh f »r about flftaan F»aro, aud i»o man could ho** time to try to cure Cut tr-’t with sprays, >Bii wore*. I tried ov*»ythln,r washes, inhalations, etc. I’uch treatment could hoar of, but no wood ro- suited. 1 tbou brtran N. H fl , and docs not reach the blood, and can. therefore, could a llttl* Improvement do nothing more than temporarily relieve from the first botth*. an«l after To cure taking it a short whtl* wn«our*d. t!ie discomfort of the trouble. Thia was al* y*are a«o. au I I am Catarrh permanently the blood must I«’ *a w*ll te«lay aa any man. 1 taluk Catarrh la a ll 'od diaeaaa, and thoroughly purified andthesy .tcm cleaMed know there ia nothlmr on earth of nil poisons, util at t'te same time ( otter fur the blood than H. M. H. Nobody thluha u»or* of N. N. H. strengthened and built up. Nothing equals than 1 do. M. MA.13OH, J>. S. S. for this pUtJK’-.r. It attacks the Lapwar, Mtuh. disease at its lie.»-!, goes down to the very bottom of tlie troubl ■ if I t takes a complete Uttd lasting cure. S. S J», irmove« every of the citairh.il poison from the 1.iking this vital sttvarn pure, fresh and healthy. Then the Inflamed mem begin to heal, the die id is loosened PURELY VEGETABLE branes nnd cleared, tliehawkin;; trad spitting cease, every 5vmptoni disappear«, the iconstitution is built up u id vigorous health restored. S. S. .J. S. also tonet ti tlie stomach mid ili;:r-.k.'it and ucts as a ...... —................. tones up fine tonic to the entire system. If you me suffering svith Catarrh licgln the use of S. S. S. and write us a statement of yuurca-sa and our physicians will send yon literature about Catarrh, and give you special medical advice Without «,'haige. 3. S. S is for sale at all first class drug stores. THCSWIFTSMCIflC CO.. ATLANTA. CaU. An epldetnlc of la frlpp« sseius to tM I sweeping over ths rcuntry, and lens Ot thousands of |>eo|>l, are Buffering fruit th« dlaesse Pittsburg reports the wore ; visitation In Ita htatory Th« bualncai Keep the bowel» popular with Ayer's Filin and thua hasten recovorv. of th« etty la dlsorgauU«d ou accouui 1 of the larg« number of people who hav« | been suddenly forced to retuala a I wen i lonalng (a TIU«f | from their places of «luploytuent First Broker IL»* is busine«s’ 8econd Hn»ker Improving a little I've Factories and uillla. ottleva aud atores rot a good barker out in front of my ar« street,-d seriously. «five now. There la a uotnbls uniformity In fht ayniptoiiis of tha present epidemic Dear Frlestla. which appears to affect principally tin Nan Th»« is one of my la teat photo Rroncbltla and graphs, but I don’t like it a bit. Il bronchial pmc-mges I pneumonia are Ita moat rommoti aeixwu ha*n t my best expression l>ant men la. and It aggrnvat«a fully 5s Fan 1‘er ha pa. dear, you didn’t per rent of th« tul>erei>loata caae« Thom your best completion on. mret Injuriously affected ar« |H>r»oiii Aaolkrr NaUr» Story. who before the attack wera badly rui To the ta.l of the dog down tn their general health. Io thelt They tied a big log. eaars pneumonia quickly de>«lo|>a And patted b'.m on the head. Old Tray cuuhlu’t luata while th« heart, bralu aud other or H • narrative shake. gana bc-onie affected At Uplnloa. ■>••4 Iavl«e4 <■ Iks Maa.se«. And the tail wagged the dog instead. la Philadelphia au epidemic of gripps "Where.” quoted the poetic parson On tbe anwaalon of a new rmperss Aa Klwlrl« Isesbslse. —Chicago Tribune. la aweeplng th« city and whole faml "are tlx* snow« uf yesteryear?” nf China tie gi*a in anletun state ta Electricity has been applied to Incu Ilea are proatratod by It Pneumonia la «•Btethiag Terrible. ‘T dou’t know.” auawcred Mr SI rlw« tlie Temple of Heaven III Peking and bation by Otto Schults, an electrician Tommy -Teacher, may I <0 out tv many casea la followed close upou Its Barker, ‘ but It s no credit to the street formally anumincre to hla Inqierlal pre of Strasaburg. and is the result of three heels, aud last week many peraoua died cleaning department that they aren't de-reaaurs the new tltlre ami dlgullliw years of experimentation. The appara an cere? Teacher H»at ia unne«*e?»**ary Tommy of that discs»« Ika-lora are •«nvlj tying precisely where they fall W«.li which be bas assumed These anees tus la made for 50. 100 or ’JlX) eggs, and You can »neeie iu her* without diaturbmi able to keep up allh tire deiuaiida mad« lugton Star tor, ars then dutifully Invitivi to ttw Is designs«! to obviate the difficulties anybody. upon them. Baltimore, too. la expert banquet of crmuni-iuoratlon. where wait connected with the ordinary form sf Tommy —I gueos you never beard m< < aaat«ler«U»a. «■icing an unusin^ amount of alckneaa Incubator. The manipulation of the ap Boeexe! “Ih> you ex¡»r**t |MH»ple to believe the are duly reserved for them Other eltlea wWre grippe haa uiad« paratus la very simple, and Ita mainte reason you give for advancing prices?** Ita aiqiearanre are Hosroa, Chicago, (’In rnrs cimro in a io m days . nance depends only upon an uninter “That Isn't (he questlui m," rejoined PAtU <HN ÎMK*T I« «*»• ai •r<| I • «-» ip * an* cluuatl. Cleveland, lieuter. Milwaukee rupted! supply of electricity. Dustin Stat ‘They ought to ai>|>rr rai* «Oltrh ug H- n*l ■ U’tg .»• I*r<»lr*i4ing and New York, and rvporta from tbfae An automatic attachment keeps the elate my courtesy lu condewendlng to lUlv« In • tu I« 4a? • ut n i > '- >■ i*«I aur places Indicate that the health authorl temperature within one-tentb of a de give any reason at all." Washington lleepert fi»r Ih* I'lnitrer« gree of the normal temperature >f In TtLLS RfADtRS HOW TO PROMPTLY tie« fear that lire outbreak la only at Star. the beginning Health Commissioner “It looks odd In «ee M <*rn»etrry right cuhatlon. The degree of saturation of CIRI RHEUMATISM AT tIOMt. in the middle uf a town. * said the ti av Evens, of Chicago, has laaued a waru <>m ‘ BROMO Q< ININt ’ the air Is kept In the same manner rlrr who wa« walking up n id down th* Ing to the |>cople. urging them Io get Under ordinary conditions, ninety •tatiuu platform while the train hands chickens can be counted on out of lot) Dimtions lo Mi« a Simple Preparation plenty of frreh air and to exercise Iu were trying to pacify a hot I m » i the open as much as ¡»wslbl«. Chicago •-ggs incubated. The quantity of elec- don't the jx*ople her* move it vufsi«!* tbs ro’d (he IW to Take Over knows (be danger of grippe, for It has IlraaamM «Irsi I M* It. tldty require«! Is very small, for an tn- corporation limits?” comes kidnev and Bladder been frequently visited by tbe ill ar use ’"Hi* Bnanrial str ufeiu-y d***»n*t «erm cubator holding fifty eggs, ten to twen “Well, it'« thi« way. mister.*’ an«w rred Trouble Prompts to h«vv iffMnl ><»u utti> h .'* r<*uiArkr«l In lSUo that city had ItftiWl grl(>pe suf the villager sitting on the nail »•« ty watts being sufficient, depending (lingua*, touching him for (»*n ‘*’l*bat's an old (»art o’ the town, and the ferere and 112 d’-attia directly result»»! upon the temperature of the outer air “ No. ” «nBwrrrtl rnluctnnt ly folks that’s in tha( «'♦meters wettled th*rs In I'd»,! over 300 persona died from tlie For raising the chickens after they There is so much Rheumatism every banding it over, “and It do^in’t Be«-iu to first We caTtal* we baiti't got n<» right are hatched, ap electric “mother" baa ' where that ths following advice by an dlseam*. and since the first apiwarem-r bar* taught rue anv gumption, either to maks 'em git out ” <’hi* ago Tribune. been devised. The upper part Is de eminent authority, who writes for read of the malady the city baa paid a A Urrat Maa*e Ititi* l*l»«*aalrr. voted to the freshly hatched chickens, er« of a large Eastern daily paper, will tribute of X2UH livre Mo ftarv wfll find Mra W|a«1..w*a Aw.this* “Senator,” aaid the rorroepundent. “yon Syrup th* b at ro* I edr I- 'laa í«>< I hair * UliilKWa In New York, where the disease Is while the lower part Is arranged so be highly appreciated by tboee whe lu «lug the tea l hing pv riusi now gaining a strong foothold elxty ®re quoted aa adrm-ating the al<>:it>oti of that the - hicks can run around on the suffer: capital puni»hmrnt. (low about that?” eight deaths resulted last week and ground and at tlie same time find heat Get from any good pharmacy one-hall CaMklafaHry In llrfnrm. "Well," answered Senator lx»t«intm. and protection when they desire. The ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one there are many caeca »-altered about •Why won't \|r* l»r Hni;th*r*r with a grin, "don’t you think capital has electric Incubator has already proven ounce Compound Kargon, three ounces the city. •frr nt tin* RHpetllif tu tnkr Bl (’(Ml to been puni.hed about enough?" very successful. Boston la the worst sufferer on the of Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. BtippFrMi the gambling evil iu big lleeeSltr. Sliake three well in * bottle and take Atlantic seaboard. There are nearly ritira?- The baby ws« learning to walk Test Seeds at Home. in teaspoonful doses sfter each meal 100.000 cases there and sixty deaths “She ffliiMn’t rr»m* Thia la (he day "ll’ess Its ’title heart *’’ exclaimed th* The I»e(mrtn)ent of Agriculture In and at bedtime; also drink plenty ol hare resulted Cincinnati haa 2.0IM fonil mother. "It waddl-s dew like ill her bridgi* whlaf «hit» mMn, nini ahr't order to aid farmers to determine for _ good water. cases and the dlseuse seems to be epi big fat papa, doesn’t II?" al way« am h a winner.” Ba Hi more themselves without mik’h trouble Dhe! It is claimed that there few victims demic In form. American. of » this germination value of seeds has Issued ** Kl- dread and torturous disease who Tbe open winter la held rreponaibie Lumbago. will fail to find ready relief in this a abort bulletin <»n the subject. A very for the spread of the disease. Where It This is nsilly KhanmatieTn of the simple apparatus for sprouting seeds simple home-made mixture, and in originated no one seems to know. It in use lea of tba loins and m character most ease« a permanent cure is the re Is described. It consists of a shall >w travels with wonderful rapidity. In Ixed by ve*er*. st times agon ting, pain trtisis in which Is placed a small flat of mit. 1SJC». when the grippe appeared In vlru in the small of the back, allowing the This simple recipe is «aid to strength jw>r«»ua day. The aevds, after having lent form all over tbe country. It was »offerer scarcely s moment'« rest. lieen soaked, are laid between two en and cleanse the eliminative tissues tracked back to Europe and thence to 1 while the ailment ia at its worst. It of the Kidneys so that they can filter sheets of moist blotting paper or flan llong Kong In China. The germs of ran come from cold, exposure to draft, and strain from the blood and system from getting wet leet or w* a ring wet or nel. A pane of glass covers the dish, the poisons, acids and waste mailer, tbe present epidemic may have com’ dump clothing. It catieea scute »offer» which should be kept in a temperature which cause not only Rheumatism, but from tbe name source. Ing, and II «liewe*I to become thronlc, of about TO degn*^s. Atmosphere ot numerous other diseases. Every man it may permanently disable the suffer an ordinary living room Is suitable if or woman here who feels that their kid er. The way to secure quickest relief the apparatus is left near a stove at neys are not healthy and active, or who is to redden the »kin over the painful night. Several kinds nf seeds may be Buffers from any urinary trouble what ¡»art by rubbing with a fle-h brush or tested at once at a trifling coat The ever, should Dot hesitate to make up piece of flannel rag, and then apply Kt. How'« Thtof bulletin cautions the farmer against thia mixture, as it is certain to do Jacote Oil by gentle friction with the We offs*<>na Itundr*»«! I»>4lar« lieward f»«r an« extremes of beat or moisture. much good, and m«y save yon from ra*. of < atarrh that < annoi t«a a uo 4 by Ila |*g hand Catarrh cute much misery snd suffering after while. F J < Hh‘. FY A ( <> . Tolw«la. O Physicians In various parts of England Ferttlter Twit» vvltb < urn. W». th« un<1eruirn«<<l hat«- an «wn F J The population ot ci»a in the United are complaining that the competition ot Cl rosy tor th«* l»*t ! • year», and l>elleva htss Fprtllliwr tent» with corn In Virgin!!» States, from statistics tnpiled from th« l*rfrrtly honorab inali luii.caa tranaarIlona d*'|>arlixienta of hospitals is ruinously un an4 finan’tally at' • '■» carry out any obliga «b«»w clearly that plowing under green reports ot Ike census of l'JOO. is 3B.050.- The New Orleans baNeball club will fair tion mad»* l«v ni» fiim leguminous <-roi>«i 1« a highly beneficial 242. The population ot women is 37/ erect a $30,000 steel stand. WAI.bis«., KISSAN 4 MAKVIW, Opel Vllndrti. practice and that where tbla la fol 244,145. W hob «air l»r’iffffl«t», Told»<|naf> A battle between Tommy Burns and lla’I’a f'atarrah ' ura ta Om interna ly. æv “ Fncle George, do you believe Mun» >• lows! only moderate amount« of fertil Hoche was arranged to take plac« in Dub Ing directly upon the bit*»! a*i I mu< «?ua attr- Her Record Agalnat Her. inhabited?” fa«ra of the ayatrin !rettmortlal* ea-nt freo. ity will be neonaary to give Increaaed Mr«. Up mo re (to applicant for ponitioo 'io on St. Patrick's day. “Sonwtimra I do. rny boy. and aomr I’r1’ r 7S renta per b«»t«lr *-..i4 I.y all l»ru««tsSa. yields. When vegetable matter !» lack TaM” ItaU a Family Pills tor Constipation. 'Hie Washington State football eleven time« I don’t. It depends altogether ni as rook i—Have you ever worked for Mr« ing. however, lieavy appllcatbins of fer Highmua? defeated that of Sf. Louis university by which one of I > o M* n . tlllzi-r se«-m advisable.—Andrew ii ♦he «core of 11 to 0, at Spokane, Wash Applicant Yis. ma'arn wan week happen to be SlMer I know JiM'k la In lore with Soule. Mra. Uptnor* Well, if you suited het The Coney Island Jockey Club an Karo iirMRlnv. me for a« lonr a tim* as that you wouldn't nounced that Improvements in Its plant Farm Gleasiass. Said an ambition* youth one day to Brother What milk«»« you think an?** auit me at nil 4 *”»nrf«»nr. now under way will cost at least $100.(1)0 There is no standard for judging th«» "Don't you think Id Hlater- ! I tn linnd (rrinbltHl wln*n ha There will be half a dozen Smiths in a young lady Hla Kraolvs. guinea fowl. They should, however, lie the major leagues next season, the A mer better dye my luustnuhe?” rarctuiln«; (hr bii11om*<| my glove for me this morn* "Now, Archie," aal<! the 1 teacher, of uniform aha|>e. great activity and I Ing. leans having four players of this name faintly visible progeny. reasonably producers of eggs. "wbat have you made up , your uilod ta and the Nationals two. “I think If you let It alone It will <lle Brother G iicms ngnin Their entire *gg crop la produced in do best for yourself Ibis year?” bint hint night.” Elmer Cxjllins, the Lynn bicycle rider, Itself,” said the young lady. Woman*« with Archie (pointing over bls «boulder summer. continues to afl<! to his already enviable Home Companion. Irender. at an adversary» I se made up m« Bitter «ream comes fr«»<n keeping record In Paris, and is hailed by the T cream too long from rows that have mind ter ll«k dat feller ev'ry time b< Frenchmen as the coming world’s cham- been milked since early last spring. It t'rowa »pitballs at me. ma'am."—Judge. (don. Cincinnati has sake«! for waivers on is tw*st to churn every few days, even Heaaaorlns lllaa. tbouhg there Is only a small churning "Captain,” «aid th«» auxiou « etnirnion seventeen men. Provided all these play iat, “there are not enough life preserveri ers are turned bark to the minors, the on hand. next manager of the Beds still will have on thin boat.” In setting out the new fruit trees I k “You miNtak*, tlr.” anwwered the indir twenty two athletes to aid him in captur sure and leave plenty of apace tietween nant commander of the vessel. “We al- ing a sef-ond division berth. them. You must make allowance f**r waj» »arry n sufficient number of life pr» The baseball rritbn seem Inclined to I the growth of the years. Crowded trwn servers. We have too rnaoy paBvenieri th» belief that the Bostons got all the interfere with one another and have I aboard today, sir; that is sll.” best of the big deal with New York. Hlie Bean Eaters, it would seem, should occu their fruit tearing possibilities checked "OUCH, OH IVIY BACK" py a higher place in the race than they The potato atorer«x/m must be dark, have held for the past few years. cool, well ventilated and dry. There NEURALGIA, STITCHES? LAMENESS. CRAMP Tommy Hyun believes that the !>ewt should t»e a double floor t>e/)» ath where TWINGES. TWITCHES FROM WET OR DAMP fighters of to-day are to l>e found in the large quantities are pile«! together. ALL BRUISES. SPRAINS. A WRENCH OR TWIST middleweight ranks. He has a poor opin There should also tn» ofiport uni ties for ion of the “heavies.” they falling far be THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY THEY CAN’T RESIST ventlatlon at the walls, and at Inter low the standard of srrappers like Jef vals through the pile. Civ fries, Sharkey, Corbett, McCoy and Fit» A good condition powder, to be fed iu eirnrnons in their active ring days. in:ted quantities to the brood^how. Is tlonrisps tiw System Effect Haskins, the intercollegiate champion, may I* barred from representing the 4v>f!i|s*e<l of a teasfioonful each of cop. ually; Dispel s I tiltl s and I lend' American team at the Olympic games. ¡»eras, sulphur and a half cupful of oil Psict 2Bc «NO 80c meal. Give once ca< h day for each sow allies (liu* to ( on.stiiiation; Hamkins is not an American citizen. He was born in Australia and comes under weighing 21X) pound« It is needless to At ts naturally, acts Iruly as the same ruling as that which affects Con say that all tonics should be given only l«eahy and Dennis Murray, the two Irish when the animal la out of condition. a Laxative. athletes who wanted to represent Amer Alfalfa In the orchard should have I3»'st for MriiVonirn and ( lidd- ica. every show possible. Allow the fall In order that they may be kept In growth to lie on the ground, and then, roi-youn0 and Old. active training for the Olympic games in after the ground dries up In the spring, T.ö.-t its lUeju inlEffpcK England next summer, a movement Is on the coat of dead vines should be burn foot that haa for its object a visit of the :: wr li |»e«t of the Canadian athletes to New ed. Tliere Is no better money maker on Mlwnvs BUY the honuine has ine pill name p oj the Com- York and Boston, where indoor meet« the farm than alfalfa. would I* held. If the scheme pane out, •wxiwwan OF THI mullí_ The most money Is made out of pany MEN, »ove, WOMCN, MISSIS ANO CMIL0RKN Tom Flanagan. John Flanagan'« brother, horses that are well bred and free from will have charge of the party. blemlahea. Why raise any other kind? — r»M My WAwe «asMsr/Mgwwwr M fftw As has been repeatedly said it takes SW^ wac/W. *•••««• f Asty AwM tholr 'Die chamber of commerce, Cincinnati, just aa much time and trouble and feed JRo baa the best restaurant In ths city, and to raise a poor horse aa a good one, w’‘orn n monufacturerl.printed on the it la run by three Rcotch women, who _ 1 r and see the difference In tbe prices for V. L Doaftot «4 and S6 Gin Etra Skata Carnot ■« Etuallad At Anj Maa make a yearly profit of »15.000, although SOLD tal L£i6l?iGkoKllGGISTS -■T • *»”>■« o». W. t. Dossi., naw ««-t »«<■ 1« Uai»»M •» k«nm. T.k. W. «.WCM«, which they are «old. their annual rent la $3,(XXX I aita only, regular pneo 50« »w kdttlo. Ä athutjmre »f MtSAPaiLLA. HUS. ■ US WQOf. S.S.S. I w/?s&f/vos Syruptffígs ®^ÉÍixir¡»fSenna ST JACOBS OIL W.LDOVGLAS SHOES CALIFORNIA S frup C o . Ê Ï