Beaver State herald., April 17, 1908, Image 7

TRAVELING LIBRARIES
Peculiar to Itself ¡ANARCHY A MENACE
Wonderful Growth of Past
Year«.
In combination, proportion and proccsi, Hood'» Sarsaparilla!
i>><■> ¡t,, sj< s and cure«.' widespread I xhtence In United
,K is made from the Inst blood-purifying, alterative and
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tome in;!r< di< nts by sm 1, <>ri);in d and peculi ir methods as to
WHS >S AlH'U lHilig.
retain the hill im-dn in il v due of each and all.
1 he ' wrest forms < f srrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu.
nubsm, uy.s]>< psia, and debility are cured every day by
ALARM FELT IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggi ts.
ioo
dos. s ¡ft.
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Begin to take it today.
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Mr
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Wall,
Hru irtt hate you di'slgnsd anything
lately that you would like to shut*
Why, yr«, | h put «
panel on th« outahl*
I'll show It to you
rt’id ii
on .|
If you wish to obtain a ret of fou«
'»dutiful water col- r pictures nearly
life size, free, writ« lire Pacific 0« «at
itoras Co., Albany Block, Oakland,
Cal , uu'l full information will !>« rent
you together witlian illustrated book-
t giving lartnulam of something of
mtu • »I to everyone in the family.
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I’ ' '»z up one uf the current maga
n« » he look- I it over fo
whether or
"t I urn Law Miti wa« «till throwing fit«.
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lllr.r.l, un (b. tw.. b .wrluokl»
C liff HD' jse ;
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That*
t aver
Ilrtrnll«« the InalMuattoM
•‘No, I ba\cu’l anything for you,” «aid
hr Im. .| (« altijr«! «ortiau of th« houvr.
•'hi' '.id of iprnduig your time in loafing
around the walounw and begging, why don't
)OU tty to follow «uuie uweful OCCUpS-
“Mn i tm,’’ «aid W.irehatn Long tilting
hi" ; ■ ’r>l remnant of a hat forward anti
•■v
‘ her with a fiown, *’do I look like
•me o’ de idle rich?”
C. Gee Wo
Th* well know« roll «Ms
CHINESE
Boot znd Herb
DOCTOR
Ilia young'it grandchild had managed
■ on of a primer and wa«
*o grt »Mi-
try Ing to eat it.
’’1’ardon me for taking the word« out of
tour n> • ¡th, little one,” aaid the professor,
hastily intvrpv«mg. Ubuago Tribune.
A < uphill Carol.
Monotony cannot be wrong.
Thia wor' l ea h year the lesson teaches
The bird* all sing the name old song.
Jnit as wr ii'.tke the same old speeches.
Washington Star.
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(’all'T Your little buy looka exactly
Ik" jou.
Youngster*« Mother Yew. but if h"
n t get hi« tur.il» just when he wants
:hr.n Io- put* up exactly the same kind
of face bls father dues.
A SURE CANCER CURE
True Teat.
She Was lh* I’lunk'a
wixFdlng
n
larger nlTair than the Nwerl«*uls’?
th» Yr*.
De Plunk’s had fifty de­
t
luat Retched Iront Prbl»«. < 01.14 vafe, surs
and Hrhublr.
ir vor IHF <> f 1« -r » t» I X r pi uy .
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rio««« bl-atu>a Tbl« r«i«r
Get your sugar by the sack—
in cackf that bears this name
•uj.i
le ivva to watch the prr«M*nts, wbereus
Suvrlruis’ unlv bad forty four detec­
tives to watch theirs.
For Thin,
Poor Blood
öf*'-;
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rnent Lists--Datati* of Dtscov*
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berry ::: ísugar
Then you kn.»w you have
.ug.r that i» cl Ú n , our,
rum and n a i L1.1A N r.
MAM OXI V «V
S X bl GAS Al VISING CO.
A¡k your Groctr for
BERRY SUGAR
You can trust a medicine
tested <50 years ! Sixty years
of experience, think of that!
Experience with Ayer’s Sar­
saparilla; the original Sarsa­
parilla; the strongest Sarsapa­
rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc­
tors endorse for thin blood,
weak nerves, general debility.
t fvrn thlx rr%n«t nM mcdlcln« cannot do
s Uvsr I Inacuvs «nd IM
■ 1' • n«ti| atnl For f bo l»r .1 poaaitile r«-
• • 1 Aysr*s
I « wbil* t 1 1 .• 11 o .»* ■ a « par I IK Th« Ii«»r
will ipic kijr rr»|H>n«l, and to will th« bowels.
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anutaolurera of
tHIR V100R.
CtflJUtY PUTORAL.
Purest
of the
Pure.
KGS
WaahiBRton, April 11 —A* a remit !
of the work of tbe governmrul, recently
undertaken fur the plumping out of an*
a re Ft y and anarchists in the United
Ntat«*s, it leaked out today that govern
inent officials ar«* at>eohiU*l) astounded
at th w widespread glow th of anarchy in
thia country.
(iron)»« of anarchists
have been discovered in almon! every
state in the Union ami In moat unex*
perted places.
Detailed informstion
concerning their location and num tiers
was refused by high official« today, but
it is known that steps are now being
taken by the government to get ac­
quainted with the various groups and
their Individual members, and that the
Red« will be kept under strictest sur­
veillance hereafter.
The clue to the location of the anar­
chists is said to have been furDishod by
a list containing the names of several
thousands which recently fell into the
hands of the government.
Tracing
down the list, it has I wen found that
for every name on it there are several
anarchists, ranging from two or three
to a group of 10 or 20, or even more,
living in the same town.
According to the local police, extra
men have I wen assigned to the neigh­
borhood in which Postmaster Genera)
Meyer lives, and that official was ac­
companied by plain clothe« men when
ho went to Dos ton to preside ever tbe
Republican convention today.
RUSSIA TO STATE POSITION
>1) hmd in<J Ii«« lucb a curio«« fad
making a collection of fin* «»Ik urn-
frllaw tltiimw ntwl dozen« of them.’*
' I Imt n
Ibf a pretty expensive fad.’*
••Well, <f . OU'-*. I
er dou’t ktlOW
hpw muih they ctMit him.’’
• jji
I houtanda of Nutpacta on Qovern-
•rias Kept Secret
form. II.... I .
kud up ,t
S«u«l llqui.l
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il, Cwn.Ua Marvin. fUrvWary Oragwi library
peculiar to itsrff ix
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h
«lateen
KC
for
V Quality
Is the result of modem ideas. Costs
less. Does better work. You must
try it to see. Get a can on trial.
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The baking will be vastly better,
J
lighter and tastier or wc pay
for the can.
Jaqura MM- C«
Cluua^o.
Will Haataert Attitude Set
Baron Hoaen.
Forth by
St. Petrtaburn. April 11.—It is tbe
ptirp.'*- of tlir K'l-ean governtnent
•liortly to iaaue a statement in tbe mat­
ter of the question of territorial ad­
ministration that baa arisen at Harbin
and Cballar.
It is underrb-ai that
this announcement will rea.eert tbe at-
titu-le ret firth recently In Washing
U-n by liar >11 Rosen, the Kimian am-
baa.a-lor there.
Thia entire qoeetlon
«an bronght to the front about three
wecka ago by the refueal of F. I*.
Fislier, the American couaul at Harbin,
to recognia« Ku.elan jurisdiction and
his inais'ence that he aaa accredited
solely to China.
The Novoo Vremya today pnbllehes a
dispilih from Harbin detailing the
pr 'gre«a of tlie conflict and raying that
the antagonism lietween Kuenian and
China 1- growing steadily. China cp
p.wee all Kim an administrative eetab-
liehment in Manchuria on the ground
that the railroad concession rar ties
with It only the rights of a common
carrier and does not imply government
functions.
DRAFT CODE OF PROCEDURE
Powers Will Move to Establish Inter*
national Prize Court
In 1006 traveling librarira bad been
authorized by law in twenty Ova at aloe,
in sixteen ot t'-ese, th« ilbrari«« were
in the direct charge ot state libraries
or library commissions.
This wonderful record of growth
from ‘he id-a promulgated by Mr. Mel-
vll Dewey in 1402 is a moat aignifl-ant
toatlornial, not only that Illiteracy is
becoming unpopular, but that g’x.l
taste in reading la to become an Amer­
ican habit.
rime was when some of
our scholar« thought that ba-1 reading
was better that none at all. A well
known teacher ol Kugliah literature at
one of our larga nniversit'M stated to
•M -,f h g « M M twenty years ago that
It would be lietter for people to read
even the “Firealda Companion’* than
to hare no reading at all. In those
-lay. our rural population had little or
nothing to read. Magazine« were ex­
pensive, ami the almanacs and county
papers made a very meager literary
diet. Flven the doubtful good of having
the cheap weekly papers thrust into
the dooryard was denied tlie average
farm home.
In these days, when the farmer is
jitst aa cloae to the heart ol the world
aa the rest of os, il lie ebo> sea to be,
he is greeted by a bewildering oppor­
tunity for choice among medlocte and
even more vicious publirations than
were common twenty years ago. There
are capable men and women, highly
cultivated and uaeful eiUaens, whorre
early reading was largely of the char­
acter then current in the cheap week­
lies; but who shall dare to prophesy
that the youth of today, whoao literary
excursions take him into the company
of “Butter Brown" and "Happy ifow
liga.." will have an even chance with
the youth of a generation ago to devel­
op into a useful and law abidirg citi­
zen?
The influences ot the dukes,
haughty c*-ant«seea, swaggering pirates
and common rulliana of thoee days was
certainly not so quickly transmuted
into bad conduct as that of the current
yellow favorite.
Isolation had its advantages for the
pe< pie on our farms. Today, tbe farm­
er’s lad, only lees I tian his city contem­
porary. has the worst that our time«
aflurd thrust upon him. In the cities,
the public libraries are live to the ne­
cessity of gettiug people to read, and
Io read that which is, at least, not dit-
tinctly harmful, with strenuous efforts
to promote the more vigorous and help­
ful sort of reading.
That thoee tn
charge ot traveling library system« are
fully conscious that wise selection of
the books means much to the common­
wealths whose interests they serve,
may be seen from the character of the
books they are sending to the villages,
country school and farm houses. It is
recorded of one well selected and com­
bined collection of 40 volumes that in
three years it traveled over 2,000 miles,
and had 01« recorded loans io 28
months of actual circulation in 8 differ­
ent neighborhood«. Only 64 per cent
of this circulation was fiction, eo that
the«e encouraging figures show that the
miscellaneous b-oks are being read and
appreciated. What tbe genera! result
of the circulation of this better class of
books in more or less bookless commu­
nities is, no one may definitely know,
bnt the librarian of any sytsem of
traveling libraries could find in tbe cor­
respondence of her office innumerable
and eloquent testimonials of the good
work that is being done. So general is
the belief that this class of literature
will help people to live ou farms and
in villsges more intelligently, and
therefore more contentedly, that state
workers in f.vrtr.ers’ instituteshave perj
sistently acte i as advocates of traveling
libraries, with excellentand immediate
reenits in many cases.
Oregon now has 95 state traveling li­
brarian being sent to as many stations
throughout the stats. As these libra
ties l>elong to the state there is no
charge for theil use.
Oregon people,
wherever they may be located, may
draw books from the Oregon Library
oommitMion at Saiem.
Washington, April 11.—Great Brit­
ain has invited the governments which
[urrticipated in the laat Hague confer-
eui-e to „-nd eijierta to lxrndon whose
duties r-hall be to formulate a cole of
priM-edure lor the orep- sed internation­
al prize court, the establishment of
which is provided lor in each of the
treaties resulting from the conference.
The American government will be
reprerent.ii at the laindon conference.
This conference is regarded as inform­
al in chaiaeter, and the participation of
tlie United States will require no legis­
lation, except, perhaps, a small appro­
priation to meet the expenses of the
American representatives.
The date
Dl'h Drainer.
for the conference has not leen fixed
The majority of improved appliances
It Is rtated h-re that the ratification of
flralgned to assist and lessen the wvrk
the treaty providing for tliis court will
douttle.s lie delayed by the nations un­ ot the housewife ars too complicated
end troublesome to
til after the report of this body.
warrant even a
trial. To gain at­
Japs Manufacturing Flag,
tention they must
Han Francisco, April 11.—That the
be e x c c e d 1 n gly
Japanese intend to profit in more way.
simple In construc­
than one through the visit of the At
tion. eneb as tbe
lantlc fleet becaine known today when
dish
drainer
it was reported that a Tokio firm had
shown here,
the
manufactitied thousands ot American
Invention of a New
flags and shipped them, here in antici­
York mutt.
Thia
pation of a great demand for patriotic
dieh drainer Is
emblems when the armada arrives here.
made a part ot tbe
The information came in a letter from
titsn navtxra.
an American in Tokio.
The writer dish pan. being htnged to the edge at
states that the quantity is so gnat that one of tbe handies, so that It will not
it took up all the cargo space on the slip. Tbe drainer 1» »1» in tbe form
vessel.
of a pan. having side wall to prevent
the dishes falling to the ground when
Absorbs Cooper Col age
being drained. Tbe water draining
Stanford Vniverstlty, Cal., April 11. from the dlaliea descenda down tbe ln-
—President David Starr Jordan today cllned bottom of the drainer into the
announced tbe aflillatiin of Cooper dish pan. A small upright serves to
Medical college, of San Francisco, with support the outer end of the drainer,
Stanfotd University, and said that the and raise the drainer on an incline.
mistical institution and I.ane hosital The drainer and dish pan can be Us
will her.after be under the control o*
etautly eeparat«! or readjusted.
the university trnrtees.
This Is the
first step towards making a real uni-
sal.irr rrittera.
Scrape and grate the roots of s
verstity at Stanford by the addition of
graduate schools in the ptofes.ional bunch of salsify. Make a batter of
courses. At present, the law depart­ two eggs, a gill of milk and enough
ment is the only cne having complete flour to make of the desired consist­
graduate cour. es.
ency. Turn the salsify into this as
noon as grated, ns exposure to the air
Great Northern Is Fined.
will blacken It. Salt to taste and drop
Minneapol.a, Aril 11.—Counsel for the mixture by the spoonful into deep,
the Great Northern railroad plea-led boiling fat. As soon as brown, drain
guilty today- in the Federal court tn the In a hot colander.
charge of rebating brought against the
company, and Judge Morris imposed
Eighty-six per cent of the population of
a line of 13.000. The case was brought
Peru are negroes, half breeds. Indiana and
in November, 100«, but was not trie-l,
Asiatics.
as the Great Northern had appealed s
similar ca-e. Judge Morris tried the
At the rate of a pint and a half of
case which was appealed, and in that liquid a day a man drinks 32,800 pints
case had impoaed a fine of flfi.OOO. during his life.
The Supreme court sustained his action.
Tamale Rall.fc,
Protests Against Quarantina.
Havana, April 11,—Governor Gene
ral Mago<<n sent an earnest protrai t<
Washington Imlay against the quaran­
tine against Cuha.
Ills message is
sttpp >rted by reports from Amecirean
officials throughout the Island denying
that fever exists anywhere.
One peck of ripe tomato«« peeled
cold, chop and let drain over night,
«lx onions cut flue, three heads of cel­
ery. five red peppers, one small cup of
»nit, drain off and add two pounds of
irown sugar, two ounces whole mus­
tard seed, five cups of vinegar. Put in
I glass pars cold Jo uot cook.
IS UNPRECEDENTED
■
Governmei.t Olllclals Caonoî I' d
derstand Castro’s Aclloo.
CHAMPIÛNED VENEZUELAN CAUSE
Twica
Hao United
Statss Gone to
Republic's Aid and is Now Ac­
cused of Aggraosivenass.
Washington, April 9—Administra­
tion officials today exprrased arnsze-
uient over the etateoienta in President
Cuatro’s official organ, El Conatitucion,
having as their bueis the Tacoma mall
pouch opening incident. The editorial
leceived the doseat attention. Mingled
with the feeling of amazement over the
sentiments of President Caet’O is one
of regret and myetifiiation over th)
whole course which Venezuela has pur­
sued in dealing with the United States
"The United States has iieen a good
(r end to Venezuela," eaid a high offi­
cial of tlie Mate department today.
“Twice within the last 15 yean we
have gone to Venezuela’s aid when
that country needed ass .stance.’’
For thie reason he could not under­
stand why Venezuela has acted as it
hue
During President Cleveland's
second term, when /treat Britain was
threatening to encroach upon Vene­
zuela’s territory, Mr Cleveland sent a
mr-eeage to oongress which bad the re­
sult of referring tbe question to tbe
king of Holland for impartial settle­
ment.
Several years later, when the allied
powers were threatening a blockade of
Venezuelan port« to compel payment of
her foreign obligations, tbe United
states, through Minister Bowen, step­
ped in and averted such a move
tgaln the question was averted to Hol­
land.
The Navy department today received
a report from Commander John Hood,
of the cruiser Tacoma, containing de­
tails touching the opening of the msil
carried by that vessel at the I-a Goayra
poetoffiee. It agrees substantially with
the published statement«, and the offi­
cials are satisfied the opening was in-
ad'ertent.
All the correspondence’on the Vene
zuelan qeeetion is now before congress.
Administration officials frankly ad
mit they will not be surprised should
there
some delay. The issues pre­
sented are such that time should be
given, they t-ay, fur thorough study of
the situation.
CCC
HEALS
3»S'&OLD sores
No old «ore exists merely tiecause the flrah is dieea«e<l at that partic­
ular spot; if this were true simple cleanliness and local applicatiaas would
he.il them. When«- -r a s ire or ulcer refuses to heal readily, the blood is at
fault; thia vital fluid is filled with impurities and poisons which are being
constantly discharged into the place, feeding it with noxious matter and
irritating and inflaming the nerves and tissues so the sore cannot heal.
These impurities in tbe blood may be the remains of some constitutional
trouble, the effect of a debilitating spell of sickness, leaving disease germ«
in the system, or the absorption by the blood of the fermented refuse matter
which the buddy channels of waste have failed to remove. Again the cause
may tie hereditary, the diseased blood of ancestry being handed down to
posterity ; but whatever tlie cause, the fact that the sore will not heal shows
the necessity for the very best constitutional treatment. There ia nothing
that causes more worry and anxiety than an old sore which resists treatment.
Every symptom suggests pollution
I want to rwommoa« S. S. S. to any who sn
and disease—th» discharge, the red.
in UMd ot a blood zuriflar.'aod rapacially m a
angry looking flesh, the pain and in­
remadyforaorwaadobatinaUulcar«. In ISTT
flammation. and the discoloration of
1 bad my la< badly cut on tha chary td«a od •
.urrounding parts, all show that deep
batval, aod bavin« oo abtua woolen atockln«
town in the blood there are morbid
th« place waa badly poiaorwd from th« dya. A
and dangerous forces at work, con-
Croat lor« formed and for yvara no one k nowe
itantly creating poisons which may
what I lutforad with tha ptaca I tried. It
in the end lead to Cancer.
Local
teemed to mo. everyttung I bad over beard af,
but I got no relief and I thought I would have
application« are valuable only for
to go through Ido with an angry, diac barging
their cleansing and antiseptic effects;
tore on my leg At laat I began tha uaa at
they do not reach the blood, where
S. S. S-. and it waa but a abort time until I aaw
the real cause is located, and can
that the place waa improving. I continued It
therefore have no real curative worth.
until it removed all the poieon from my blood
S. S. S. heals old sores by going down
aod made a compleu and permanent cure ot
to the fountain-head of the trouble
the core.
J SO. ELLIS.
250 5ary Street, Brooklyn, X. T.
and driving out the poison-producing
germs and morbid matters which are
keeping the ulcer open. It remove*, every particle ot impurity from the cir­
culation and makes this life-stream pure, fresh and health-sustaining. Then
as new, rich blood is carried to the place the healing begins, all discharge
ceases, the inflammation leaves, new tissue and healthy flesh are formed,
and soon tbe sore or ulcer is well. S. S S. is the greatest of all blood puri­
fiers and finest of tonics, just what is needed in the treatment, and in addi­
tion to curing the sore will build up and strengthen every part of the system.
Special book on Sores and Ulcers and anv medical advice desired furnished
free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, G*
A rtdlt y.
Heaaaare«.
Towner—Yon live in one of tbe flooded
auhtirbe. do you? Nothing dry witbm a
mile of you?
O'itnome—Great Scott, yea ! My row
baa gone dry. Can't get anything to feed
bar.—Chicago Tribune.
"Doctor, will my boy recover?"
"Recover? Madam, it will take mors
than a fall off a trolley car tu kill your
boy. He's the toughest little imp that
runs the streets."
"O, thank you, doctor.' You have tak­
en such a load off my mind 1”—Chicago
Tribune.
Mother« will find Mre. Wlnaio-w'a 8™ thing
Syru > th- b-at r- i.edv V, uw tot their chuoraa
1 urlag tbe Uatlaug period.
tt Cure. While Vow Walk.
anan a Foot Ease ia a --rtaln cure for hot.
«eailog.callua, and ivoUeo, a, blog feat. SoM
“I don’t thank you for recommending bv all Druggi««. Price «V. Don't accept any
Trial package hiiltJi. Addraú
that young clerk,” exclaimed the indig­ -utwtitute
Alien S. Olnuted, La Koy.N. Y.
Rather Sound.
nant old broker aa they met In the ele­
vator.
“What’s tt« trouble?” queried tbe
Jocular banker.
'Why. you said be was as square as
a dollar, and he Isn't square at all."
”H'm! Neither Is a dollar."
“Too haven’t been back here before for
thirty years. Bill? Gosh, that's a long
time 1 What changes do you see that sur­
prise you the moat?”
"Well, to tell you the truth. Dave, what
1 notice more than anything else is that
ev-rybody bas grown old no much faster
rtTra St. V I m * Pan-e and aU Xervona Dla»w»- than I have."
rl I d
-ot:r <ur*d by t»r. K. ne’a t.r.-a
Sen« firs-, rer.
f r FREE (2trial botti« arul
rwat.««. Lr. U. 1LK1. = - ,1 a 1..ML
Mobility.
Truth
and Quality
Mrs. Vick-Senn’s eyes flashed.
ITINERARY FOR THE SQUADRON
"Johnny doesn't get that weak chin
of hie from my side of tbe bouse 1" she
Will Leave San Francisco for Pugs’ •xclaimad.
“No. my dear," meekly responded her appeal to the Well-Informed In «vary
Sound on May 18
husband. "Johnny bas my chin, but be walk of life and are essential to per­
Washington, April 9.—A program inherits hia mother's tireleu capacity for
manent success and creditable stand­
for the movements of the Atlantic fleet keeping it ia motion."
ing. Accordingly, it is not claimed
after the review by Secretary Metcalf,
in San Francisco bay, on May 8, wa«
There iv more Catarrh‘n thlc section of the that Syrup of Figs and Elixir ot
than allot er d.teases put together,, Senna la the only remedy of known
made public at the Navy department country
and until the last tew rears was sui posed to be
today. The fleet will leave San Fran­ incurable. For a great many years d ctor, value, but one of many reasons why
it a local dlease and prescribe!
cisco May 18, and on arriving at Puget pronounced
tocal remedies, and try constantlr ral ln . tu it is the best of personal and family
-ound, May 21, four ships will visit cure with 1< cal trearmtnt, pronounced it in­ laxatives Is the fact that It cleanses,
Science has pro.en catarrh to be a
Port Angeles, eight will visit Belling­ curable.
constitutl nal disease and therefore requires sweetens and relieves the internal
ham bay and three will go to Port convti-uUvnal treatment. Hall's Catarrh * u re, '
manufactured by F. J. Cheney A t o.. Toledo, I organs on which it acts without any
Townsend. One ship will proceed at Onio,
is the only conaltutional cure out el
market. It is taken internally in dose, from 10 I deb 'itatlng after effects and without
once to Bremerton to be docked.
drops to a teaapoonful. It acta directly oa the
On Saturday, May 23. all the sbipe bloo I and mucous surface« of the system, i havii ? to Increase the quantity from
of the fleet, with the exception of the They offer one hundred do iars for any ease it '■ time to time-
falls to cure. Send lor circulars and test!-
one in dock at Bremertc-n, will rendez­ moniaia
It ac s pleasantly and naturally and
vous in the vicinity of Pott Townsend Add-. «-;: F. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo. Ohio. |
.«old by Drnegi-t*. T?e.
truly as a laxative, and its component
and proceed to an anchorage in the vi­
Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation.
parts are known to and approved by
cinity of Seattle.
physicians, as It is free from all
On Tuesday, May 2«. 12 ships will
Tipping Evil In Mexico.
leave their anchorage near Seattle and
The tip question bas become su-h a objectionable substances. To get lta
will go to Tacoma, eo that the people oulsauce in Mexico city that some time beneficial effects always purchase the
in that vicinity may have a view of the ago the government of tbe federal dis­ genuine—manufactured by the Cali­
fleet.
Thence,
without anchoring, trict announced that cabmen, carga­
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for
eight ships will sail for San Francisco, dora. mecapaleros. etc., who accepted
sale by all leading druggists.
leaving four ships at anchor near Taco­ tips, would be discharged.
Unfortu­
ma for a visit of three days, when those nately tbe public prefers to tip all
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vessels will goto Bremerton for docking. these people rather than to bear them­
It is e-pected that the eight ves­ selves called by the far from sweet
sels will arrive at San Francisco on names that such people apply to non­
Friday, May 29, where they will be tipping persons.
docked in succession.
Ths ships docking at Bremerton will
«ail for San Francisco as soon as prac­
ticable, the last one not to arrive until
July 3.
After the grand review in San Fran­
cisco bay on May 8, the Pacific fleet
will leave the next day or the South to
cany out a program of drills and exer­
cises.
Look to United States
Port Au Prince, April 9.—There is
reason to believe that measures are
being taken in this city to force tbe
interver tion of the United Sta'es if
possible.
At the moment apparent
tranquility prevails.
A prominent
Haytitn official, said today:
“At
present conditions here are intolerable
and it is impossible that they can con­
tinue beyond a few days. Prompt in­
tervention on the part of the United
States or some other power is the only
means of avoiding a condition of abso­
lute anarchy.”
Scandal In French Army
Paris, April 9.—It is believed that a
great scandal in the commissary depart­
ment of the French navy has been dis­
covered. It was learned rec'ntly that
the rations sent to some of the garrisons
on the Eastern frontier were unfit for
consumption.
Minister of War Pic-
quart issued orders that the supplies of
food delivered by cert^n contractors be
•ent to Paris for nrcroecoplc examina­
tion. That much of the food was un­
clean and unfit to eat has been estab­
lished and the inveetigaticn is being
continued.
Fedsrsl Court Blocked
San Francisco. April 9.— By a sudden
maneuver. John Benson and Frederiik
Hyde, on trial in Washington, D. C..
halted Surveyor General Kingbury. of
California, as he was about to leave for
the national capital with th« records
bearing on the case.
Kingbury had
been subpoenaed to be in Washington.
As he was about to leave this evening,
he was served with an injunction for­
bidding him to take the records out of
ths state.
No Jurors Secured Yet.
Ssn Francisco, April 9—The panel
was exhausted in the Ruef trial today,
«nd no jurors have yet been secured.
A new panel will be drawn tomorrow
and the trial will then proceed.
Tlie Kind You Have Always l>-»ti«rht has borne the signa­
ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, and lias been made under Iris
personal supervision for over 30 Tears. Allow no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
•• Jnst-as-good" are but Experiments, und endanger tlzo
health of Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR IA
Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Nari'otic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
aud Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates th«
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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