General Debility
Day In mill out lliorn It Hint feeling cl
wrnknnM Hint innkc n liurileii ul Utrtr.
I'iioiI linen not etrr-ntiheii,
Hldi'p ilwa not rrfrcali.
It I linril tu itu, hnnl to bear, what
liuiilil tin eaiy, vitality li on tlia ebb, anil
Um wlioln nyntriii eiiiirn,
I'or llita cuiiitlllon Ink n
Hood's Sarsaparllla
It vltnllrt-e tlm blood, rIvph vigor mill tons
lu nil tho urniiii nuil funrtjmii, ami la
pinltlvrly uiuuiuallril for all run-down or
ilcljllllnUil 'if ul II Ion s.
Ilia Inherited llramntlc Talent.
Allra lllaiitho llnotli. n nlmo of Kilwln
Ilnolli, linn imuhllalioil n ilramiitlo
at'liool nt MliinuniK) II. Hliu a for
mcrly a iiirinhur cl hor uncle com
pany mill pluyeil OjiIioIIh at lilt Ham-
let,
Doilcrn Convenlcncea.
Ono tiny my lllllo tlirie-year-oll
lirollirr win vialting at our ntjliihbor'e.
lit lamu lioinu viii y Hindi xiltml ami
Mill:
"Mamma, you tirjit to have a pump
llku they Imvo at Comury'e. Yuu turn
It Ilka a kuioIIiio etovo ami water cornea
Mil llkn a washing luaclilnv." I.lttlt
(Jhroiiklo.
No Longer a Myatary.
"I liavo of loll Kontlored," observed
thn ilortnr, "at Hie nitraor Inary popu
larlty of M) xlo.' Pcoplo always ap
plaud nlicnuvor an nrcheatra begin to
play It . Why la It?"
llio profeaior uaa allont a long time.
"Well," hit said at Init, "I have
aotiintlmra thought It waa because
uvurybody liked tlio tune." Chicago
Tribune.
An Objection.
"Ko," raid tho friend, "I don't
think your now ly of American girl
will create an) tiling of auartlitloatlr."
"Why not?" naked the artiat, In at
ono of Indignant diapolutnient.
"ilerauau her legs are not toi long
nor lior w,ilt too abort In fact, ahe
looka too much llko a human being to
Ihi accepted aa artlttlo" Waahlngton
Htar.
Tllll WIIITII SUAIMUK QIRU
the la a Symphony In White and Iter
Teeth Should Match.
The girl who now plana to go off on
her eaininer vacation rocoguiiea that It
la a white year. Kvurythlng In the
llntrof feiululne apparel la white by
proferotun. White la all the faahlon.
White Jiriid, white rlbb nt, white
bain, white Mocking, even white trim
ming on the bathing clrratet. White
ptrarolt, Indeed tho aummer girl la a
avmphony In white.
Now cotnt-a the K)int we wlib aipec
lally to make.
Do you think llilt beautiful tldon of
white lovlliitie tbla aummer girl In all
her whilo i-ottuiulng looka well when
aha opena hvr mouth to laugb and
ahowa a yellow ot of teeth?
Heaven forbid that any dainty wo
man who expecta admiration tbla aum
mer, from thoao who look upon her,
will forget the absolute necetalty of
having bar tooth white, clean and per
fect. llefore you go to tho coatt, or to the
country, for your vacation, gq to Wlaa
Ilrotheri, the famout dentlati In the
falling building, Portland, Oregon,
and hare your teeth put In good order,
Tho oott it very moderate and the pain
nothing.
Outdone.
"Ho doted on Allco and would have
married her but for her mother."
"Ah, hor mother-"
"Yoa, her mother waa atlll more at
tractive. Detroit Froo i'reea.
In Sunny Kansas.
Druggist's Clerk Boo Old Limping
Wolf what n brown atudy he la In.
lie' wreatllng with a tremodnoue prob
lem. Druggist Whnl'a that?
Trying to figure out how ho can get
a drink In a prohibition town.
On, that's the troublo, eh? And
thereupon tho kind druggist couducted
tho notilo red man to the back room of
tho store, and the Indian problom waa
quickly and easily solvod.
Uncomfortable.
Flnnlcus I wonder why It It that
thoao who attain tho pinnacle of sue
cere novor seem to lie happy?
Cynnlciin Hocnuse the pinnacle of
success la llko the top of a particularly
tall lightning rod with a particularly
ehnrp point, and thoee who aucceod In
porchlng temporarily upon It usually
find that they are targets for all the
world's lightning.
100 UEWAIID (MOO.
Tbe reideri of thli paper will be pleaied to
torn that there la at leait cue dreaded dlieiie
hat aoleiire bat been able to cure In all til
elaiei.and thatlacatarrh. Hall'iCatarrhnura
la iho only positive euro known to tbe medlral
fraternity- Catarrh belnr a constitutional die
eaie, require! a conitTtutlonat tseatment,
Hall's Calarrh Cure Is taken Internally acllnt
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the iysleia, thereby destroying the founds,
tlon of the dUraie, and giving the patient
atrenath by building up the constitution aud
aieliuiig nature In doing ita work. The pro.
lirlotore have ao tsuch faith In Ita curative
itonere, that they otter Ono Hundred Dollar
or any caio that It falle locate. Dead tor Hit
of testimonials. Addraso
r, i. CI1KNJIV & CO., Toledo, O
Bold brdrutglsti.lSo.
Uall'e Tamils fills are the best.
Not Too Precipitate.
"Ah, Qoorgle, dear," she said to
the duko, "why don't you go to papa
today? Delays are dangerous, you
know."
"Yea, I realize that," he replied,
"but I'vo only mown you three daya
and these got-rlch-qulck schem-a al
waya seem to be to rltry." Chicago
Record-IIorald.
Ills dood Hearted dues.
"Jlmsloy thlnka his wife la on an
gel." "That so? Why, I didn't know
JlmBloy was married."
"Jle ie a wldowor."
Dlblcs In Demand In China.
Recently a Chinese professor In a
government collego mado application
for fifty English bibles for the use of
the studentt.
I? But Couth Sirup. Tastes Good, Doe Ffj
u 'n time. Bold br drussUta. HI,
WAX CANDLED IN DEMAND.
Ilea They Are Not Huil.nf Wnnl All,
liocrlle Ileum the I'mniMialllon.
'i'lnro la n popular Impression that
wax ciinillm ii ru tiiiiniifncturi'd ft om
becNwnx. No ilottbl sumo of those on
the market ran be trriciil lu lliu busy
little ItiHiclN, but not tunny. Ozocer
lie, a product of Hie ciirlli, la lliu coin,
position of which Iho hulk of them tire
forini'il. In the Unllctl Mule the mill
enil Is dug In Utnh nuil In Oiillfnriilu,
the Miiroprnn hetla being located In
Willi's and (Inllcln mid Itotimiinlu.
When rniiiiil In Its natural ttttlo ono
ret lln nppenra In friiiisliicent, (lark
blown, thin films, which, upon being
refined, resemble beeswax closely.
'i'lio wiix milieu of Knsleru (Jnilclii,
linsid and opi'inliil by n syndlcule of
Aiiierlcnn ciitilliillsls, form olio of tho
must curious Ileitis of Industry Imag
inable. 'J'hey nie located around llory
lit v. which Is ill xo tlio center of the
eastern oil district of Hint part of Aua
Irln. The ml lie tvnx field nro but
fifty ncnn lu extent, but moro Hum n
tliotisiiml Nliitri have been sunk lu
Hint llmlli d urea, and almost 0,000 men
nro nt work on the Iracf. Tho veins of
Hie mineral frequently nro tlxteeit
ItieliiN thick mid It Is dug with shovels
mid linlsteil from the uliafta by wind
I mi in. Muny lines ure mndo of Hilt
wax liealiles molding It Into cnndlea
and fortiiiies Imve been made by tha
men InUrcalcd In thine curious milieu,
the value of the crude product being 8
cents a pound nt the mouth of a shaft.
The wax candle or, speaking more
correctly, the ozocerite catidle 1 again
becoming fitaliloiinble In the homes or
tho wealthy. In the mansions of the
wealthy as well as In Iho rooms of the
poverty stricken, candles tuny be found
to-day, though for widely different rea
sons. To tho poor cnndlis arc India
pcntable because science never has
discovered a cheaper mode of lighting.
And to Iho rich the flood of light emit
ted by a forest of cnndlis Is n boon
because science tins nut and probably
never will discover a aoftcr and moro
mellow light than Hint alied by the
yillow flu me at the end of tho ancient
wax cylinder.
Hot li health and comfort are other
point taken Into consideration by
many city folks who bum candles in
their bedrooms and lu other places
where brilliant light Is not easentlitl.
In tbe first place, what little odor Is
caused by a en mile flame Is neither In
jurious nor disagreeable, and In the
second, the flame require but little
oxygen to keep It going, nor does It
heat a room to an npprcclahlo degree,
double advantage too obvious to bo
dwelt upon.
Hut outside of our big cities the can
dle Is used extensively. In country
homes where gas Is not available and
where oil lamps nniit be used the cau
dle la found frequently aa an ngree
nblo aud aafe aubstltute. Tho wax
caudle of to-day, however, Is a widely
different thing from that of olden
times. The busy bee may hum and
colli ct honey mid turn out all Hie wax
alio likes, except that her product la
used for the candltn In Itomnn Catholic
aud "high" churches, she contributes
little or nothing to those found lu the
markets. Chicago Chronicle.
Tliern Waa No Vjncore.
No rlght-thlnklng person can liavo
any admiration for a "smart trick"
that smacks of rascality, but thrro
may be cases In which sympathy for
the victims of such a trick would be
wasted.
A traveling dramatic troupe announc
ed a performance In a ccrtnln ambi
tious young city. It was cxptesaly
etatrd on all tho bills that "Owing to
the great length of the program nnd
tbe many specialty performances, no
encore will be permitted."
Tho evening of the entertainment
found the house well tilled, the audi
ence consisting largely of young men
and boy bent on having a good time.
Tho first song w Hie occasion for
a prolonged outburst of cheering. After
It bad continued sevcrul minutes mo
malinger came to the front of tho cur
tain to ask them to desist. They only
bowled the louder, aud bo retired, dis
co tutlted.
Hut the cheering, stamping and
whistling went on, and continued for
half an hour, the curtain remaining
obstinately down.
At tho end of that time tho enthus
iasm had spent Itself nnd tho din
ceased, but tho curtain did not rise.
Then a young man ventured to go be
hind tho scene. He returned presently
with tbe announcement that tho com
pany had left the building, bag aud
baggngo.
It was true. Tbey bnil packed up
everything, paid their bill at tho hotel,
caught a train out of town, and got
safely away; and the general vetdlct of
tho townspeople wit that they had
served their unruly audlenco Just
right.
Habits or tho Tailor Illrd.
Thla wonderful bird lives In India.
It ha a beak shaped very much Ilka
a Bhoemaker'a awl. Tho little bird,
which Is yellow In color and only three
Inches long, bjij-h tho Philadelphia
Ledger, derives It natno from the way
In which It makes its nest. It se
lects a large leaf, hnuglug from tha
end of a twig; then It pierces a num
ber of holes along tho edge of It with
Ita nwl.lllin henk. and then cets tho
long fiber of plants, which make ox-j
ccllcnt thread, ami caretuny sows me
edges together like n pur no or a bag,
using It bill for a needle to carry the
thread through. Tho cuds of tho
thread nro knotted, to prevent t lie in
from slipping through tho leaf. Tho
stalk end of tho leaf Is bent and
crushed so a to form a hood over tha
opening of tho nest, protecting It from
sun and rain.
When the lent Is not largo enough
to tnako the nest, this bright little bird
gets another leaf, pierces It with holes
nnd pieces the two leaves together.
The Interior of tho tieet la lined with
cotton aud silky gruss, making a very
snug and comfortable borne for tbe
little birds. Tho bird nnd Its nest full
of egg aro so very light that they can
be suspended from tho cud of a slen
der twig.
Husband (angrily) I never saw a
womuu as hard to plense ns you nro.
Wlfo (c(tlnily)-JIy dear, you forget
thnt I married you.
An electric vel must lead a shocking
A PROMINENT
One of Indiana's Useful Educators Says: "I
Feel Like a
MR. JOHN
Mr. John Meug, 54 Jcffreson Ave.,
of Indianapolis llualnesa Collego, writes -
"I firmly bellove that I owo my fine health to Peruna. Constant travel and
change of food and water wrought havoc with my stomach, and for months I
suncrcu witn tnuigesiton ana caiarrn or trie stomacn. I fell mat the only thing
to do was to give up my occupation which I felt very reluctant to do. Seeing'
an ad. of I'cruna as a specific for catarrh
It faithfully for six weeks, when I found
and I seemed like a new man. I have a
time, and occasionally take a few doses
John V. JMeng.
Tho most common phases of summer
catarrh aro catarrh of the stomach and
bowels. I'cruna Is a tpcclflc for sum
mer catarrh.
Hon. Willis ilrower, Itepresontntive
in Coogrott from Alabama, writes the
following letter to Dr. Hartman:
House of Representatives,
Waahlngton, I). C.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Colum
bus, 0.:
Gentlemen I have used one b.ttla
of Peruna for laisitude, and I take
pleasure In recommend log It to thoee
All There Is to It,
"Tell me," pleaded the artless
maid, "wherein lies tbe secret of tbe
ait of converratlon?"
The sage affectod tbe attitude he was
wont to aisume when in the act of im
parting wisdom, and said:
"My child, listen."
"I am listening," breathlessly she
answered.
"Well, my child," he rejoined,
"that is the art of conversing agree
ably." Stray Stories.
Lively Occupation.
To one unfamiliar with country nom
enclature the question asked by the
young man might no teem wholly un
natural. "And were you never In the country
during tbe season ol busklngboes Mr.
8- ?" asked the young lady.
"No. The Ideal How do you husk
a bee?" Philadelphia Proas.
Her Preference.
Fashionable Doctor My dear young
ladv, you are drinking untutored water,
which swarms with animal organism.
You should have it boiled; that will
kill them.
Patient Well, doctor, I think I'd
Booner be an aquatium than a ceme
tery. London Tit-Gits.
A Valuable Publication.
A full set of the "Almanach da
Gotha," from 1740 to 1000, was re
cently sold in Paris for 1,300. Of
courao its value Is largoly that of a lit
erary rarity, but the old volumes are
extremoly ueoful to special students.
Attfelable Prcparationror As
similating IhcFoodandllcdiila
ling the Stomachs andBowvls of
Promotes Digc3tion.Chccrfur
ncssandiicst.comains neuncr
Oplum.Morpltine norIuicrol.
Kox'NAiicoxic.
fitnyJtm Saw
MxSmM Apofecl Remedy forConstlpa
tlon, Sour Stoinach.Dlarrhoca
Worms .Convulsions .Fcvcrish
ness andLoss or Sleep.
Facsimile Signature or
VEW YDTIK.
GlHllllS if Tfnv Tnfnntn rind flhildren
: :mmmw J:or lnianta ana unnaren.
DBBBBKWrnnmnT
I EXACT COPY" Of WRAPPER. M WMMM I II I
THsecNTiuaeoMMNr. HtwveaaeiTV,
COLLEGE
New Man."
V. MENd.
Indianapolis, Jnd., State representative
I decided to give It a trial, and used
that my troubles had all disappeared
bottlo of Peruna In my grip all the
which keeps me In excellent health."
who need a good remedy. A a tonic
It is excellent. In the sbort time I
have used It It has done me a great
deal of good." Willis Brewer.
It you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Peru
na, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giv
ing a full statement of your case and
he will be pleated to give yon hi valu
able advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
He Doesn't Worry.
Duffv Meeker'a a nhllnaonhlral anrt
of chap isn't he?
unify In what rerpect?
Duffy Why, he ia the buaband of a
famous woman, you know, but bis ob
scurity doesn't seem to trouble him In
the least.
Something to Talk Through.
Ililow I wonder if Breezes i golni
to make any political speeches tblt
spring?
Cumso I don't know. Bat whir dt
you ask?
Hilow I saw him buvlnz a new hat
yesterday.
Making Money.
A certain amount of money minis
ters to the proper wants of man, but
the man who spends his life in trying
to make money Is doing nothing more
than piling up a mass of brass-headed
tacks. What good does it do to neglect
your wife, your home, your frlendt, tc
mace money Kov. rrank Crane.
PeislmUm.
Pessimism nourishes ilrolf in ont
tlmo, not in the hard ground, where la
bor sweats and moile, but In the flow
ery beds of luxury and slothful ease.
Bev. J. W. Chodwlck.
Moral Rectitude.
Moral rectitude is a protest against
evil. Wiso meu are ready to com
mend a good man, (or he Is of value
to the community in which he lives.
Rev. George Adams.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Thirty Years
Bears the . t
Signature 4 Aa
jv Jp In
j For Over
8HOULU TALK IN CHINE8E.
Sir Chen Tana I.luna Cheng's Advice
to Americana.
"Hlnce rny first acquaintance with
America and Americans," said Hlr
Chen Tung I.lang Cheng, the Chinese
minister In a conversation with a writ
er of the New York Commercial Ad
vertiser, "I have become thoroughly
convinced that my countrymen will
never succeed among you until they
make up their minds to master the
English language and participate much
more freely in the life and linblt of
your people. The groaa Ignorance of
a knowledge of Kngllab among my
countrymen who are here to stay Is
especially to blame for the way they
are disliked and, I must confess, too
often looked upon with contempt by
tho American people.
"It Is perfectly obvious, of course,
that If my countrymen would mnke It
a first and necessary condition to mas
ter your language they would soon
make their true worth appreciated by
Americans, n well aa eradicate that
air of Inquleltlveneas with which you
regard tie.
"Certainly, too, It would In time be
of Incalculable benefit to my country
and people If you were to Institute
tbe teaching of tbe Chinese language
In all your public schools and universi
ties. I am greatly pleased to note a
chair of Chinese language has already
been endowed In your Columbia uni
versity. There Is, I am afraid, how
ever, little hope of seeing at least,
not for the next half-century my lan
guage being taught generally through
out America. It would take fully that
length of time, too, I believe, before
tbe undoubtedly great Influence such
a knowledge among your people would
be felt In many ways for the better
ment of China,
"My countrymen, I know, have al
ways been a people of much mystery
to you, and tbey must necessarily re
main so In a greater or less degree Just
so long as you continue to keep your
selves Ignorant of our language and
wo of yours. During all my acquaint
ance with America I have met only
three Americans who could converse
with me, even fairly Intelligently, In
my own tongue. All three had travel
ed In China. I have "often wondered
not a little, since meeting them, bow
many more Americans there are who
can speak the Chinese language. I
honestly believe that they could be
counted on tbe finger of my right
hand. How densely Ignorant you are,
too, of our history, our mode of life,
our character, our wealth and poverty
and the tremendous future of our
country.
"Some time during tbe present year
or next," Sir Chen continued. "I Intend
taking steps to establish school for
the Instruction of tbe English lan
guage In those sections of this country
where my countrymen are congregat
ed the most I believe that to be the
nearest workable solution for elevat
ing the general condition of the ma
jority of Chinamen here. If I can only
successfully secure for them such an
opportunity to make themselves pro
ficient In the English language they
would also soon desire and naturally
enough to assimilate with your peo
ple more freely than It Is possible for
them to do now, and otherwise also
induce them to take an Interest In
tbelr adopted country. America
would certainly not, I feel sure, lose
anything by the closer relationship."
FILQRIMAQE TO MECCA.
New Light from Official Source on the
Annual Migration.
Maurice Bonltcau Uey, an official In
the Egyptian department of the In
terior, haa for a number of years been
charged with the supervision of tbe
annual pilgrimage of Mecca, as It Is
controlled by the Egyptian govern
ment. In an address that be recently
gave before tbe Kbedlval Geographic
Society at Cairo he told many things
of great Interest about tbe annual pil
grimage. His remarks derive much
Imnortance also from tne fact war. nis
official position has given him unusual
opportunities for collecting Informa
tion. The pilgrims converge upon the holy
cities of Mecca and Medina from three
directions: Those coming from the
south are Mohammedans, from Ocean-
lea. Java. Sumatra, Indo-Chlna, India,
Turkestan and southern Persia, who
pass Into the lied Sea through the
Strait of Bab el Maudeb and on to
Jeddab, the port of Mecca; the north
ern branch of tbe pilgrims, north l'er
elans, Turcomans nnd people from
Asia Minor and European Turkey, go
southward to thei holy cities both by
the land aud sea routes; the third
stream Is from tbe west, Egyptians,
Moroccans, Algerians, Tunisians and
Turks, who reach Jeddab through the
Suez Canal. For years past the aver
nfe number of pilgrims passing
through tbe Suez Canal to Jeddah has
been 10,000, but tbls number Is some
times greatly exceeded; tbe number
lu 1001, for exnmple, was 20,000, and
In the season beginning In February,
last year, It was over 40,000, making
1002 the banner year for the Suez
Canal contingent. Tbe northern pil
grims, however, are only a small port
of those who annually convene at
Mecca. Tbe total number every year
exceeds 100,000, practically all of
whom are present at tbe fete of
Ualrain. New York Sun.
A Wilderueas, Forsooth.
It might be thought that the day had
gone by when to tbe English mind
America appeared as a land of waste
places and wildernesses unredeemed.
Hut n story which a recent visitor to
England brings home shows that there
are still honest Hrltona who do not
understand our ways of life.
At a dinner table tbe American hap
pened to remark that there was a cur
few In Cambridge, Massachusetts, and
some other towns.
"A curfew V asked an English lady.
"Yes, a bell that rings at half past
nine to call the children off the street."
"Oh, I see," said the English lady,
affably. "I suppose after dark there Is
danger from wolves."
Only Kind They Make.
Mlggles Old Uotrox Is continually
making smart remarks, Isn't he?
Wiggles Yes. The making of smart
remarks Is n luxury that only the rich
can afford.
Dark Hair
I have used AVer's HalrVlrnr
for a great many years, and al
though I am pan eighty years of
age, yet I have not a gray hair In
my head."
Geo. Yellotf, Towson, Md.
We mean alt that rich,
dark color your hair used
to have. If It's gray now,
no matter; for Ayer's
Hair Vigor always re
stores color to gray hair.
Sometimes it makes the
hair grow very heavy and
long; and it stops falling
of the hair. too.
I - 11.11 a SMIIe. Alt rItlili.
If jour drngelit cannot aopplT too,
send un one duller and we will eipreie
joa a bottle, lie euro and cite the name
of your neareeteinreMonTce. Addreia.
J. U AVfcu CO., Lowell, Maes.
Why Engagement Waa Broken.
"I, A. I) , declare my engagement to
0. D, spinster, of this town, to be at
an end by reason of her pawning the
engagement ring," la from tbe per
sonal column of a German newspaper.
To Oreak In New Shoes.
Always ihalte In AU4n'a Foot-Eave, a powder.
Itcurei hot, tweatlPfj, achlnr- ewollen feet.
Cores corni, Ingrowing nalla and bunions. At
all drutglita and fboe itores,2fr. Don't accept
anriaUlltute. Fample malted i'RLE. Addreia
Allen 8. Olmited, Lo Hor, Y-
Truly Unlucky.
Do you believe that 13 I an un
lucxy number to have at the table?"
asked the Mt. Auburn man.
"I do," replied tbe Norwood philos
opher, "especially when there Is only
enough dinner for 12."
CfTQ fermasaenr Own se flu ee BrreuMei
r 1 1 O trier nmnV'i aeeef br. KlleVeOreU Hem
Zejlorer. SendrorFIlBI!S)'J.OOUUIbKUiidtma
be. Da.B.&KuiLluiARhSurhlUlelahla.i'a
(Jranlte Beat Building Material.
The valne of granite as a building
material ia 10 to 25 times as great as
that of brick. After granite come In
the following order limestone, slate,
aad sandstone.
For confrhs and colds there 1 no better
medicine tban Fiso'a Core for Consump
tion. Price 25 cents.
An Earth Angel.
St. Feter (at Heaven's gate) Come
in.
Fair Spirit (anzious'y) Is my ha'o
on straight? N. Y. Weekly.
Alcohol,
piuiTiv
i Tobacco
write for f
Illustrated
Circulars
Per artONroonrv&3.
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the Greatest Conditioner and Stock Fattencr known.
HORSES do more work on leia (ted. COWS Kive mure and rlelter
milk. HOGS grow and fatten quicker If given tbls food.
MAKES PIOS QROW. GOOD FOR STUNTED CALVES,
lhave ben lerelna frumUn Stock food to mi thoroughbred rlne. it give them
an appetite and tn.kM the plea erow, t.Uo tried II oa ftuoUlcelvetlihMtl4Uo
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YOUR CHANCE IN LJFB
Perhaps this 1 tho best chance that lias botn ollVro.i to
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or business, ami assist in getting you a position when
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BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE,
llellevliisr that tha Smith-Premier )i tha uioit ropular trrewfiler on
the CoaM, w . have purchaaed 'li uiachtiiea lor our new ectovl.
REIERSON MAOHINUIY OO.
(Hucceneor to John I'ootel
root or morrlion Mreet, IMrtiund, orernn
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Write for llluitratei! ratab cue and for price
on anything you need In tbe inaehlneryllne.
Drilling mnehlniTV Ovfr fnrlr different MftM
ormarhlnfN ror Wetpr. IJManil Mtn.-rnl PriHim-t-
Inf. Hiram or hrn powpr. we tinmllf. tha Kelljr
ATaiinerhlll Co-'e machlncrr. anil hill lino of re.
PAlrcrrll In Mork We elw rurnUli euollne
enalnen to run thin m irhlnery Our mwliTnee are
fMte r. itrongtr and ealrr to nper tin Hum aitr other
marhlne on the nmrlit. HiMiMftiulx art. In nuo.
(-.rul oprrUn. IthlKHMON MAllllNKIlV
CO., (Irnernl Agent, root or Morrtaon fllrett,
I'ortland, Ore. Bend lor Illustrated C'alulog.
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WONDERFUL
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Thli wondfr.pl VhU
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n horbfl, rooti, buds
barks and TPfltablfrt
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know thn action of over VX) different rem
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The C Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
25J Alder St.. tertian J, Ore ion.
XtrMintloa paper.
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
I The Champion Draw Gut Mower
The Mower with the "DRAW CUT."
"drawing" the cutting bar from a point
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It li no "push, cut,'" "pushing" the bar
from beelnd, when the more cuttlug,
the more tendency for the wheels to lilt
irom tne grouna. m
8eethepolntr The "Draw Cut" Cham- S
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held. Has many convenient features, t
Hend for handsome catalogue and cal S
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MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAYER CO., (J
0 first ui Taylor Six, Fortliaf, Ore pa. $
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And 111 show you a
Smith-Premier Type
writer in the office of
that business-nine tlmei
out of tea. It's like the
red-heide d girl and the
white hone when you
see one you can ice the
other.
Drop us a postal and let
us tell you about this
Typewriter.
DURPHY & DICKERMAN
Sole Aetnti for Pacific Coast,
247 Stark St., Portland Oregon
Tie Stlute-Walktr Busluu CoIIcti
kas nitbutd 25 Smili-Prtmlm
for Its acv school.
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