i-HoRing Skin
I Dtptri'M liy liny nml nlulil .
Unit's tlio roiii'ilitliil ut tliono who nr
wi uiiiortiiiiuiti an to ihi nllllt'lod with
Kiwnilln nr Mnll III, 1.111,1 ,,,! 1
i7dnSitl6ila do not curtj Tlioy iiPt.
riliuNOiircM of tlio,lf.ml.lo,W in tlio
uiihn 1 iiikii iimi puin 11 114 tun srnlliiK
iMimliiK, IIoIiIhk nklu dlaWiio will illmlii
Iwir, Auci'it mi Miliatlltito,
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Him tliu blood ol nil Impurities nml cure
ill I eruption. .
Ilii Exhibit l Woild-i fair.
i Mnym Hwlnk. of llorltv lord. Onn.
lio line imrlnipri llio lnr.'nt Ihio plant
mi Ahivrlcn, InkuIiik to tnkn ft I m boos
tpllio World's I'ulr nt Ht. Louis, nud
tlmy will work Ilium (rum tliu tlmu tlio
tmiOaiiinu opens until It eloi. Mr.
tjwliik I willing to ronstruct ol boo
ljl von 11 inlnliitiirii 11..U111 Colorado Hint
llutiront Dunvur. Thin will rixiulro
iilimit (110 Ilium, ami In all about
G,r.U0,000 Ih'iii will work.
! Mother will flnn Mr. Wlnslow'f Booth
". 7.0' '"I! l"" mn renifur 10 nss lor 11
children during tlio leethlug period.
Inlillclloui.
A nirroiMiomlunt o( tlin Itoilon Jour
iml dvulum Hint ho hlard . of n yoiitiir
clufKjiiinii llm ntluT dny wlio sUrtlod
III lienrer liy betslnnlni, Ii Im addrewi
hi a itinera! II. im: "WI1II0 tlioro has
Im'ii (oimitliliiK dle.ovurod to. rollovo
tlio imlii of Imvlnir tooth extract-!
tlioro liiu Ukiii nothing dlarovvredsa yet
10 itiiny umpiiinoi pariintf with friends
ny u fit tn,
6. f n". n,,!:K'.f.,!""f ftlies'sHreel Hsri.
tU.lw.r, f.,r I'll 1: 1! j.uil 11 Ufi.Hil.sHl u..
w (.i.s.i.w..vi aituai..l'bu.al,lilar
y-
rillh In Public flacti.
iA wl.cr declares tlml tlioro Is tnoro
flltli, iNtmlir nml Kunoriil slovonlineri
In public plnco uml Murks, In streota
rilliare. rlver-slde. dock, roads ami
IjjtJiIkou In tliu United Males than In
suy other rotintry of tliu Hut or oven
tlio (Mstiml rnnk. Mil My Unit In till
rwiwt wo rank villi Turkey rather
man wjiii i.niiianil or Wornmiiy.
HliaM" Into Yunr "line
AUcn'i tuot.HM, A iwJ. llina.ee tight
iewsiiimfreleMri II II a re il (In cure lr
ir.alliiK, rslfou. but, llred, erhln"l-l.
C11 tie all llftlttifl.il. lflra&A. Trial taairh.M
rXalled r'UBK, AdlreMllen B. Olttillod, U-
V I "
f. Mt Thlr rtc
H"Ao yuu ready?" aakul tlio flnt
mil 11. t
" m." oaii'io llio amwur In a Arm
ton.
"fhon roino. Wo may ai well know
tlio wiirnt."
Cluolnit tlio door,llilml thom, thoy
roolutoly ile-n'lll tlio" ttaln.
.jWhun thoy row) from tlio boarding
IjpiiMi tablo, thoy agreed that tlio meal
had hoen no worfu than usual. Judgo.
raiff iiioTiJii Cure fur Coniiiinntton
mini niy IK' lliiw vrnr uh,-)Ih, Tlint,
1(0 1111 1 k. Mojile urtti, Norwlcli, N. Yn
rvu. it, nw.
Unclt llinkl.h on Coll.
"I don'tiiou why thoy cull nolf a roy
nl nml ancient irainf," remarkod tlio
v;oImen iiIiIIokiiiImt. "I nover lictnl
of It till two moiitlia flRo, on' my folk
haa Ihotl right In this horo country for
tlxty yonra. An' aa or Iti Iwln' roynl
It it t it t plnyinl In n court llko tonula
I tlmrt aeo wlicrn tliet comoa In. An'
If It la, It'll ukIii tlio couatltution and
tho llntf. Jinljjo.
An Infilliblt Prticrlptlen.
1'atleiit IXvlor, toll 1110 something
to mako tho tlmo miw moro quiclcly
Juxt now It ilrm;n n that I havo noth
Ins to think of except thi'wlf.
Doctor ImlorH) n note, fulling duo
In throo moiitlia lor a bit moro tlian
your liiromo afiorda.
,0rt on Ccorjt.
"And'now, IJepruo," nald the bludi'
lug and iirnctlc-til innlden, "alnro every'
thing la.FCttled npd I havo contontod to
ahnro your lot''
"Yoadnrllngl"
"I'orhAmi you'd bottoi aoo about linv
lug a houto on It,"
Enoimoui Coniumpllon ol Chttiu
0 rent Itrltnini nud Ireland ImjKirt
about '.'1)5,000,000 ioiimla of chooao an
nually. -Cimnila Hinj)lloa about 00 per
-coitt 01 tlio wliolo,
ITCH IS TORTURE,
Kczema la caused by an acid humor U
the blood coming in contact with the
lit In and producing great redneaa and in
flammation ; little pustular eruntldns form
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off'; sometimes the akin U
hard, dry ami fissured. Kczeina in any
form Is a tormenting, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable; the acid burning
humor seems to oote out and set tho skin
on fire. Selves, washes nor other exter
nal applications dc any real good, for as
long as the poison remains ia the blood
It will keep the akin irritated.
DAD FORM OF TETTER
"for three years X
bail. Tetter 011 my
hands, wulch cauieO,
them to swell to twice
tlietrnaturalslie, l'ait
of the time the disease?
weilnlheroiracirun.
nlnf sores, very r'"-(
Jul. and c4ulif ma
mucudlscomfort Tour
doctors saUttie Teller
had progressed too far
to be cured, and they
could d) 110II1I112 for
me. I txk umy t hrcc
bottles of a. 8. II. rilxl
was completely cured.
This was fifteen years
sro, snd X Hse eer
siuceseeu say aim of ny old trouble." Maa.
U. a. Jackson, 1414 MeOce St., Kansas City, Mo.
S. 8. 8 tieutrollxea this acid poison,
Cools the blood and restores it to a healthy,
natural 6tatef and the rough, uahealUiy
ikin becomes soft, smooth and clear.
cures Tetter, isry.
alnelas. rsoiiasla. Salt
Rheum and all skin
I diseases due to a pois
oned condition of the
blood. Send for our book and write us
about your case, Our physicians hare
made these diseases a life study, and can
help you by their advices wo make no
charge for tills service, All correspondent
b conducted in strictest confidence.
TltS SWIFT SPECIH0 CO, ATLANTA, (U.
In tlma. Hold b druealsts.
nest Uouah riiruo. Taotea flood. CiaRf,
BATTLING WITH DEATH
' ( Mow Moijiltnl Doctors Cnrc for ' r
i 1 ' 1 ' ycnt v'ctl" Work Cnll for vl '
! V 1 ' ' n, Vnst Aiiioiint of linerjry nnd 'ffil -Ollcn
In tho L'nd Denlli Win. 1
1115 nvcritgo person who rends of
tlio ureal number of Mentha nml
lirostrnlluii from llio lipnt In
Now York Iiiin very llttlo Idcn of wlmt
n work tho hoaplliila do In curing for
the nrmy of nick llio tonM weather
brluga to them, wrle n. corrMpond'
cut, Tlielr work ia n eoiwliiiit nml
llerco Im tnl to hnml llht wlih denlli,
nml tho battle never heglna until after
the ! rend ineaaeiiKer hits u atrung Krlp
on lila prey. Tho heat lias fired tho
blood of the rlrtliu to Mich n point that
ho lien helpless nml Inert, the hlimil
.thickening nml tliriiitenlng every lulu
uto to clng tho veliin nnd bring nbotit it
comlltloii In which llio henrt cnnnot
perorm Its iu'ciihIqiiici' olllce. , The
Kings labor, nml, life hangs In the Iml
KMUIKIIJNCV TllKATStKNT 1-OIt BUNSTHOKH.
ance when tho doctors
begin
their
v
'V'"- . ! ','
KJrst come (lie call that tells the
hospital Hint one more unfortunate la
III dire need of iltnjiiv. Iu n tuoJ
nient, almost before" the" bell stops rliTg
lug, Hie niutiiilmiee la Imwllng out of
the gate, tlio driver glancing nt the slip
of paper containing the nddrcss to
which he la expected to drive, Througt.
the streets, then, nt the best possible
speed, sparing the horse not n bit, for
a human life inny bo passing nwiiy, ho
drives, rrgardleas of the consequences
to him If bis vehicle should strike mi
obstruction, the physician who neeoiu
panics him clinging as best be enu to
the sent In tho renr of llio nuibiihiiive,
until be stops short nt the pi, ice where
the waiting patient -Ilea, helpless.
With a leap mid n bound the surgeon
gains the side of, the prosjrnted limn, 'are battling as though their own lives
It Is tho work of a moment-only to ' depended upon the success of their ef
place lilni on the stretcher, remove it ' forts. A few degrees moro nnd all will
portion of his clothing, chip an Ice- he safe, nml the doctors hope they will
pack, already prc.uicd. oi his head,
and plnce some coolliu; siiliHtancu nhout I
his body wherever tho akin enu he
reached. Meanwhile Iho mercury in the
surKeon's thermometer, held In the
mouth of tho patient by souio friendly
hand, has been xpandlni-to 'show the
temperature t,o which the blood litis
mounted, liy this the sui'kcoii Judcrs
whether or not he will bo obliged to
resort to a hypodermic Injection to
atlmtihtto the action of the heart.
Off, then, to tliu hospital, on n race
for life. Most heat. casus jtro-doapur-ate
ones, nnd the run buck to the hos
pital Is accomplished nt it gnllnp, while
tho suriccon bends over hla patient In
tho ambulance, rubbing him with lee
or performing any other -rvlce that
may bo necesaary for the alleviation of
tho sudden malady that has attacked
him.
Quickly, when at tho hospital tho
hard drive safely ends, the patient Is
carried Into the recoiling room, liy his
temperature tho mode of treatment Is
decided. If It Is only a few degrees
bore the danger .point, which Is 102
degrees, the patient Is tnken to ono ot
the wards and sprayed with Ico water
until the tempernturo Is reduced. Often
this takes a long time, but tho work of
spraying may not bo neglected for n
Inglo Instant nnd tho attendants must
be faithful Id the 'work. '
Sometimes tl;o temperature. Is at 111
degrees, "llathl" Is tho quick verdict,
ami on me paucnt goes to tne uatii
room, which Is nil rendy for his occu
pancy. Off with his clothes In n trlco
nil lay him on tho concrete lloor, ills
head resting, on ji ruhher-covered plh
law. Scarcely Is no rested thero liefnrn
thai rirtz-trtHromil tinrMiMr wlm lifivn
tripping their own bodies lujin nd 'old?
lnprooni, appearm bathing trunks mid
girt with towels.
They play a stream pf cold water on
hliuK recumbent with ry spray nozzle,
While one.'bfi'them places an'lee'piiek
tinder tils head and pieces of Ico under
his arms. Tbe thermometer lias al
ready been placed, and a nurso slaps
tho man's legs, arms, and body vigor
ously, In heat cases thov blood recedes
from tho surfaco and must be brought
back for proper distribution over the
system. Tho vigorous slapping nmterl-
lly assists In this, and brings tlnThot
life fluid Into reach of tho cold spray.
Lumps of Ice, with which ono of tho
physicians rubs tho man's chest, melt
as' though they wore being placed
against a hot store. Ono hand only Is
used for this, white with. tlio, other tho
physician keeps careful wntch of tho
pulse, listening closely. at tho anruo
tlmo to the breathing.
Kuril Manual T.nbor,
Ten minutes of this work and It Is
hard, manual labor and perhaps the
breathing becomes better, tlio pulso
moro regular and tho tcmpcriituro
lower, The work goes on now wltln
soinn hope of a living Issue, tho water
splashing over nurBO nnd doctor nud1'
(ho Ice tlll melting rapidly. Thero Is
no cessation or the slapping nml rub- 'Jlio t.rcnt Halt iinico.
bin?, for normnl tempernturo has not ' Prof. V J. McOco, of the govern
yet been reached, and, uotwlthstand- mvnt geulogleul Burvey, dcotares that
lug (ho work that has already been
dont. tho patient Is still fnr from safe.
rJiiddenly, pvtiinps, nml without nu
lustnnt of warning, tho brentlilng cens
es. Dropping, on though It were, red
hot, llio hosu with which ho has been
sprnyfhg tho pntlrnt, tlio - physician
fulls to his knees natrldo.tho senseless
body nml begins tlio work of superin
ducing ortlflclnl respiration, Thoj pn
Kent I now on tlio very brink of death
nnd must bo pulled hack If possible.
Anodyne Is injected Into his veins and
tho wnter nml Ico continue to bo ap
plied, the work of Inducing respiration
still going on.
Thus the fight wages for half an hour
or more, ami the temperature of, the
llvhfg furnace l brought doyvn to, 107
degrees still five degrees above tlio
point of putatlvo safety and convales
cence. IlJt again, perhaps, the breathing
censes; nnd the dodtors fairly leap at
their patient In moro vigorous meas
tire. The seconds seem minutes be
fore i the unconscious chest again
heaves with tho breijth of life, and
ether Is Injected Into tlio leg. It Is a
strosng restorative nmrifas n "stimulat
ing effect. Ten minutes later bis tern
penturt? bns gone down to 103 or therc
nbouts. but once more he collapses and
Is ngnin pulled back by the desperate
working of bis arms and the kneading
of bis chest
A Ieirree Nearer to Life.
Another degree less of temperature.
i nnd be Is further away from death and
nearer to tlio life for which the doctors
pull lilnj tliroiifflt. Three jthncs more,
- - -
mi
' HOT NIGHT IN THE POOK QUAItTI.lt 01' NEW 10 UK CITV.
however, thoy must Jump quickly nnd
resume tho suspended work of Inducing
urtlljclnl proa thing, and frequently In
ject ..mutants' hi the Region of the
heart. Hapldly, hut scarcely percep
tibly, becniiso of Its focblc strokes,' the
pulso heats continue, and tho pntlent
begins to make vigorous movements,
showing such strength that the doctors
bellevo they will win the battle. '
Finally, after nn hour '-and flvo min
utes of bard work, tho flght .seems to
be wo.il. A tjhiida below 101! Is tho 1cm
perhturo now, and tho stretcher bear
ers are called. The patient", placed be
tween blankets, Is carried off to n
ward, tho doctors rejoicing, as they fol
low, lie reaches tho ward alive. Sud
denly, hbwovcr, In n twinkling, the life
that has flvo times been brought oil) ot
tho shadow, leaves tho tody forever.
Tlio stretcher bearers, ngalu taking up
their burden, wend 'their way to the
morgue, and the body of thernnn who
was picked up In tho street' nwalts
Idcutlllcntlon.
'This ia the story ot an actual caso
that en ni o to Itellcvuo Hospital.
. Iu a largo majority of. cases the -patient
reaches tho ward living. Ho Is
then put In, n cot nnd his. temperature
carefully watched. This Is the great
danger. In bent, prostration, nnd Is met,
nt onco with spraying and by stimula
tion If necessary. If there should bo
lnor than ono rlso In tempernturo tho
al.nnnn. t mnnvtirv 11 rn I'.PV ntunll
congestion and clogging of tho veins
being almost certain to snap tho feeble
thread. of Ifo. '
1 s, a
the Great Bait lnke of Utah Is vanish
ing, and that this most' remarkable
body of water will be completely dried
up III fifty years, If not sooner. Al
ready lis waters show .signs of reced
ing, and It may not he more than twenty-fl
to yenrs before Irrigated farms will
be cultivated on what Is now tho bot
tom of this Inland sea, whose waters
are so salt that a body cSnnot sink lu
them.
The lake Is about seventy-five miles
long mid half that at Jts greatest
width, and Is rather shallow, being lu
most places not over M fret deep, al
though a depth of possibly 100 feet
may obtain In certain places. The rea
son why It Is so salt, science says, Is
simply because It tins no outlet savo
through evaporation, nud tho streams
during past ngus have been carrying
snlt Into It Thetio contributing streams
nro now being utilized for Irrigating
tho lands around the lake, nnd before
long Immcnso reservoirs will bo con
structed In tho mountains, where theso
stnuims havo their sourse, which will
cut off the lake' feed entirely. When
this Is done the lovel of the lake will
be lowered Tery fast Washington
Star.
Tlio Origin of Woman.
According to Hindoo mythology at
the beginning of time Twanbtrl created
(he world nud man. Hut when he
wished to creato woman he found that
he hnd exhausted all the materials at
his disposal In tho creation of man.
There remained no solid elements.
Twashtrl, crplexcd, sank Into a pro
found reverie. Presently he grasped
an Idea and took the roundness of tho
moon nnd tho undulations of the ser
pent, tho flexible branches of plants I
nnd the tremor of grasses, the slender-1
ncss of tho reed and the velvety touch
of the flowers, tho lightness of leaves
nnd tho glnnce of the roe, the cranes
cent glitter of n sunbeam nud the tears 1
of the clouds, the fickleness of the wind !
and tlio timidity of the hare, the vnnlty
of the peacock and the softness of the
down which trims the breast of tbe
sparrow, the hardness of tho diamond
and tho sweetness of honey, tho cruelty
of tho tiger and the warmth of the Ore,
tho coldness of the snow, the chatter
ing of tbe Jay, and tbe cooing of the
turtle-dove, and oat of tbeso things
woman was made, .
Worry Cause Dyapepals.
Worry I a causo and a source of
much unhapplncss. It seams tbe face
with line and furrows and bas a most
depressing effect upon that hypersen
sitive organ, tbe stomach, which at
such times becomes a most unwilling
and laggard servant Indeed, It Is safe
to say that unless encouraged by a
cheerful temper and bright or, at least
hopeful thoughts, tbe stomach will play
truant or sulk or do no good work, Tbe
physiological explanation of tbls Is tbe
close alliance of the great sympathetic
nerves, which are worse than tbe tele
graph for carrying bad news; tbe work
and anxiety which depress tbe brain 1
canse simultaneously a seml-paralyabi
of the nerves of tho stomach; gastric
Juices will not flow and, presto! there'
Is Indigestion. One sign of mental
health Is serenity of temper and a self-
control that enables us to bear with
equanimity the petty trials and Jars of
life, especially those arising from con
tact with scolding. Irascible. Irritating
persons. Serenity-of mind comes easy
to some and hard to others. I
Cure for Uneven Shoulders.
Doctors and tailors have noticed that
tlin nitmlinp nf intlort. nnS mi.fnmaH
who liavo cren shoulders Is Increasing. I
I
Tho right shoulder Is usually higher
than the left This Is true especially
of men engaged In literary work, Tho
effect Is duo to tho way men sit or
write nt their desks. Tho right; elbow
rests on tho desk, throwing one shoul
der higher than the other. Few per
sons when writing keep tho shoulders
cre"tft. .The reason that few women
clerks jire' so..affected Is because tho
most of them use the typewriter, which
forces them to sit moro erectly. When
you notice that you are n fleeted tbe
best thing to do Is to change your way
of sitting, at your desk. Two slinplo
exercises will help you out The arm
of tho lower shoulder should be ox-1
touded upward,' tlio hand'grasplng a
dumbbell; that of the higher shoulder
should bo lowered and be made to sup
post a heavy weight
I'rlrata Murphy's InspQutlon,
Tho commanding ottlccr of a certain
regiment was at a loss to know what
to do with one of his men whoso per
sistent untidiness was a source of great
worry. Itcprlmaud and punishment
hnd been tried, but It wns of no avail;
the man was lucorrtgtble. At last the
colonel hit upon what ho thought a
good Idea of shaming him Into decency,
go the company was drawn up on the
parado ground, and 1'rtvato Murphy
was ordered to march up and down
tho ranks, tho men having been pro-,
vlously told to havo n good look at 1
him. Murphy did so, and, unabashed, '
halted hi front of tho colonel, milsted, '
nud In a yolce laud enough to bo hoard
by tho'wholo company, "Dhlrtlest Hgl
incut I Ivor luspected. sorrl"
Better use blaruoy than vitriol.
AN ITALIAN CAPTAIN
Cured byPe-ru-na of Catarrh of iho
Stomach After Doctors Failed,
CAPTAIN O. IlKUTOf.ETTO.
Captain O. liertolotto of the Italian
Barque "LIncolles," in a recent letter
from tho chief oftlco of the Italian
Marque LIncolles, I'ensacola, Fla.,
writes;
"I liav suffered for several years
with chronic catarrh of the stomach.
The doctors prescribed for me without
my receiving tne least benent. Through
one of your pamphlets I began the use
of I'cruna, and two bottles have en
tlrely cured mc. I recommend Peruna
j to all my friends." O. Bcrtoletto.
In catarrh of tho stomach, as well
as cactarrh of any other part of the
i body, I'eruna Is tho remedy. As has
, often been eald, it Peruna will euro
t catarrh in ono part, It will cure catarrh
In any other part of tho body.
I Catarrh Is catarrh wheiever it is lo
cated, and the remedy that will cuio it
anywhore will cure It everywhere. ,
If you do not receive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the ueoof Pernna,
write at onco to Dr. Hattman, giving
n full statement of your case, and ha
will bo pleated to give you his valuable
advice gratis.
Addroes Dr. Hartman, President of
the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, ,
Ohlo J
Took Him Up. j
Sandy Pikes What did do lady 1
ay when yer told her yor was an old
acrobat?
Billy Coalgate She told me to go out
to de woodpile and do de split.
Genuine
CO ffik gQ
wis 1 ! B 9
Little Liver Pills.
Must Boar Signature of
Sf FatSUnll Wrapper Below.
I Terj mall aal aa eai7
to take as sagas.
FOR HEAOACQEa
for dizziness,
for eiuoushe:?.
for torpid lives,
for constipatioh.
for sallow skin.
FOR THECOMPLUIOH
itTcSti I Purely TifrtiUOvrW
.CURE SICK HEADACHE
V'". OlT' nJ'V;
T
unnni sntp I
HOdULU I t Mitchell Wagon.
(CARTER'S
TflVER
PILLS.
T fl
of all their friends and relatives. There's only one certain way of keeping
clean inside so as to prevent disease and that Is to fake CASCAPTS.
Perfect disinfectant and bowel strengthened. All diseases are
ftjte LIVER TONIC mM0
10c
25c 50c,
ALL DRUGGISTS.
mini" "U bane, troubles, npendlcltls, bll
I I III h louineea, bad breuth, bad blood, mud.
Ill I air on l0 stomach, bloated bowels, foul
W I II fas month, headaelio, Indigestion, plraplea,
palue after eallner, llTer trouble, sallow complexion
and dlsalneaaa tvhen your botwale don,ft move regit-
larlr Ton are getting sick. Constipation kills mora
people than all oilier diseases together. It Is a
atarter for tho throttle allmenta and long years or
aolterlns that coma afterwards. No matter what
alia you, atart taking CASCAllltTS to-day, for ret)
will never get well and bo well all the time until
you put yourbowela right. Take our adelcel atart
with CASCAUHTJt to-dar, under sua absolute guar
antee to cure or money refunded. ut
Customer When was this chicken
killed
) Walter We don't furnish dates with
chicken, str. Only bread and butter.
Ths Flacs to Hliow It,
Tcss-I suppose sho'll go to tbe moun
tains this summer, as usual.
Jess Ob, not She has become quite
plump, and has dorelopcd a good fig
ure. Tcss-WellT
Jess She'll go to the seashore, of
course. Philadelphia Tress.
Cruel Cuckoo.
"Ah, Miss Brecie," began the roman
tic young man, "1 adore tbe beautiful.
I am a lover of poetry. I am a"
"Cuckool" Interrupted asmsll voice
In the clock. And then tbe romantic
young man bit his tongue.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Foundad W70
A llotnm School lor Boya
Military and Manual Training
Yfrllo forlltuatratad Oaialooum
HOITT'S SCHOOL
rarenledeslrlnrliom Influences, bosntllul
surroundlnri, perfect cllmste, careful super
vision, and thorouf h mental, moral and phys
ical training-tor their boys, will And all these
requirements fnllr met at Iloitt's School, Sienlo
i-ark. Ban Mateo Countr, Cal.
Band for Catalogue,
Twalta year beilna Anetist 12th.
lux c uoirr, rn. i Principal.
i Columbia University I
I Boarding School for Young Hsa
f Finest situation on ractoe Coast Ex
eellent Faculty. Larreit Indoor college
athletic field In tba world. Over halt
,;j an acre under an arched root;
Catalogues Freo.
jj Address
S REV. M. A. QUINLAN, C. S. C.
g University Park, Oregon
Best on Earth
I rteeauM It U made or the tat material i
Brutus It U made of tb txt mtsvl poiitbU
v isuj , luwuiBuaiHiuirra aVMiHumT par a
toUiwrrtot ftbor th mark, price of boss
pailra of wagon timber for tat prirllfff of cut
Jinx over ami aktrnmlnr off Ion cream of lb
wason toe It, wlitch tacarriad for S la ft rear ba
fure making up, wblcb mean an I n real ma ut lis
wcmal atock of nearly on million dollars.
JJ 1TCJLKU, Warona are vniurp&aaed toe
quallir. proportion, Uoliti, itrtnjnta and lUai
mnntDg.
Why takt chance on any other?
V).y not ret the beat? A MITCHELt.
Mttcfflf, LmwSm A StmYO Co.
ljrtlaiuL beatUa. Hpokana, liolaa.
Agenu Kf erywtwra.
THE HEW PENSION liWS
ApplT to NlTlUN BlCKFORO,
' Airouxar, ttisiu.soTox.D.C.
SENTFREIQ
PRUSSIAN STOCK FOOD,
the Crtatest Conditioner and Stock Fattener known.
HORSES do more work on leas feed. COW8 etre more and richer
mUk. H0Q3 Krovr and fatten quicker if gtren tbia food.
MAKES PIGS GROW. GOOD FOR STUNTED filLUm.
iha.e ba fMUnir I'maaian
an .Doetlt. and ntkH the dn
torj ronuu-r. W. UUOOSlIt,
FRCEt 63-page Hand
E. J. llOlVJOr. Coast -(centa.
IfsHs.
DEATH
begins in the bowels. It's the unclean
places that breed infectious epidemics,
and it's the unclean body unclean in
sidethat "catches" the disease. A
person whose stomach and bowels
are kept clean and whose liver is live
ly, and blood pure, is safe against yel
low fever, or any other of the dread
ful diseases that desolate our beautiful
land. Some of the cleanest people
outside are filthiest inside, and they
are the ones who not only "catch"
the infections, but endanger the lives
PREVENTED
miARiiiTccn i
lll sail CASVAaCTi akealalalr Brte4 a "
MP.., rerueeea. u.ssri..sri TT V. . . J ;.T. rT
rulr, .. trial. MralaajAe allrMltaae. U"f jrM are
atl .all.a.d. alter sllif ... tfoe he, retura IMamss e! ttoa
boi .udlk. mmmlr ttaxl- e fcr "sail. r la tlroaKl.t freot
wkeia l narelm.ea It. ss4 .t r.ur fo.r b.ci Irr WS
boa... Taua-llee"".u"tle.-wl,tnyu start to
.. Sff..l.a. .
ea. 1
nslnl .t.rl.a ike
adlrsssi etSBUXtt
Lost Hair
" Mv hale r.m , ,h. I..-.I
ful, and the gray hairs began to
creep In. ItrledAyer'sHslrvlRor.
and It stopped the hair from com
ing out and restored the color."
Mrs. M. O.Cray, No. Sslcm, Mats,
There's n nleastire In
offering such a prepara
tion as Aycr's Hair Vigor.
It gives to all who use it
such satisfaction. The
hair becomes thicker.
j longer, softer, and more
glossy. And t,ou feel so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara
tion. It.M a iellU. A!l 'rstihls.
If roar drnrirlst cannot snrrlr von.
aend us one dolkr and wa win aspresa
70a a bottle, lie anre and a Ita the nam
of roar ceareat express nrlli-e. Address,
tf a All,,! w, aiiif-cii,
FOR SAUE.
On Fecond Hand Nichols At Shcpard
Separator, site 40-00, with wind stacker,
only run 40 days; a bargain. Inquire of
JOHN POOLE,
Foot Morrison St., Portland, Or.
You don't know what Good flplcei are
uuivn. jwt iiaio ,110. W
MONOPOLE! 1
From your srocer. It ha doesn't handle jj.
them we'll send a sample lor his name- )s
and a stamp, Jj,
WADHAMS At KERB BROS., Portland
Old Indian War Pensions
Congress haa Just paswd a law granting nan
slona to the survleorsnd to tho widows of do-
1 ceased soldiers ot the Oregon, Washington and
California Indian waraol IS47 to ISSS. Full in
formation will tx sent by Ilrlnrton A Wilson.
No. 723 eerenteenth Street, Washington, D. a.
I or Branch otnea No. 412 l'arrolt bulldlug, Haa
Francisco., Cat. Fees limited by law.
DOUGLAS
$3&$3S SHOES 9
W. L Oouqlaa aaoes an ISe itardard of ( mild.
W, I.. Doaalaa made aa seld asara nea's Good
Tsar Wait (IIaa4 Newe4 Preeesa) tkeea la the nr.!
six M0Bta or 1902 than aar atber ssaaaractarsr.
ill) flflf) BEimil)wIJIbpaUloaB,oSBlio
Jl I U.UUll ca dl.prera this slafrneaf.
W. L. DOUGLAS $4-SHOES
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
WSSL. 11,103201 12,310,000
Bttt Importtd mud Amtrtean Itathtrt, lirul't
Pttttnt Calf. Enamtl, Bi Colt. Calf. Ylcl Kid, Core
Colt, Hat. Kangaroo. Fast Color Fjelets used.
Caution I tennlna har. W. "U
. nam and price staniped on bottom.
1 W. t- DOUQLAS, BROCKTON, MASS.
it. r. x. 0.
s. 3t-loa.
WHEN wtIUrb tosvdTertlsera pteaui
mention this paper.
stock food to my tberoaahbml .wine. iiitItm tliem
arrow.
iia, Neb.
Book.
snea is on ..anieu ouTee iu eaturao-
I on slanted calTae wltb saU
rrasslan H-m.dr Ce, SL Fas!. Hlaa.
Portland, Or., and Seattle, Wash.
BY
NEVER
SOLD IN BULK,
Xrrm hvi soiae ow nu
'VlOA U UTS. HMk f r.a "
KMa'D to., tMi IOBX. ef UUUtuy.
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