Thousands Are Sick
With the grip, colds, fevers, rheumatism,
neuralgia. Many might be well If they had
only taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier and health-regulating medi
cine. It Is a wonderful preventive as well
as cure. Keep It In yoar house and take It.
H o o d '® — “ I have taken
Hood's Haraaparljla for indigestion, and
recommend it to others for that complaint. It
L*
aud i
u on
baud. A. S. H eath . Adams Centre. N. Y.
K i d n e y T r o u b l e — “ I had kidney trouble.
A friend recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla.
I tried one bottle and found 1 was better, took
inree more and recovered.” B en j . L evins , «0
Village Street. Boston. Mass.
J a u n d i c e -- " I had a severe cane of
Jaundice and fell from 145 to 90 lbs. In weight.
A friend advised taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and when I had taken three bottles was up
and on ray feet.” J o s e p m L e w i s . 19 Alpine
street, Boston, Mass. t
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is fold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called
• a r s a t a b s . 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre
pared only by C. I. Hood Co.. Lowell, Masa.
M a s c u lin e
B r u t a lit y .
Mrs. Jenner Lee Ondego had been com
pelled to abandon a contemplated trip up
the Nile, in consequence of the linancial
stringency, and w ti weeping softly.
“ Crocodile tears,” commented her un
feeling husband.
The French government has adopted a
method of treating macadamized roads
with hot coal tar thinned with about 10
per cent of oil. The cost is said to work
out at about eight-tenths of a cent a
square yard.
Korea is probably mors responsive to
passionary effort than any oriental coun
try. A Methodist missionary writes : “ It
is my honest conviction that had we the
proper missionary force Korea would be a
Christian nation in five or ten yaars.”
DWINDLING OF ARMY ! SKIN DISEASES
G.VES CUE TO CRITICS
HUMORS IN T H E B L O O D
Hammer blows, steadily ap
The Signal Corjw o f the W ar Depart
plied, break the hardest rock.
ment bag made public 8 |MH*lttcatlona for
Coughing, day after day, jars
the construction o f a dirigible balloon
and tears the throat and lungs
to be used In u series o f tests at Fort
M yer next spring. Proposals for fur
until the healthy tissues give
nishing the balloon w ill be opened at
way. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
the department ou Jan. 15 next. T h «
stops the coughing, and heals
balloon is to consist of a gas bag of
the torn membranes.
silk, to be covered with an aluminum
" I always keep A yer's Cherry P ectoral in
preparation. Th# material for the bag
the houa*. It icWea perfect relief w henever
any o f us have roughs or hard colds. I have
and the hydrogen with which It will be
used it fo r a great tnaJiy years and so know
inflated w ill be furnished by the gov
all about it."—M
das.
r- M
** a k — y ODKRTEAN.Varys-
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burg, N. T.
ernm ent The dimensions and sbaps of
the bag w ill be left to the bidders, ex
Made by J. C. A 7 ®r Co . L o w e ll, Maes.
▲ Iso manufacturers o f
cept that the length must not exceed
>
SARSAPARILLA.
120 fe e t It must be designed to carry
tw o persons having a combined weigh!
O
HAIR VIGOR.
o f 350 pounds; also at leust 100 pounds _
_____________
o f ballast. A speed o f twenty miles as B ili o u s n e s s , c o n s t i p a t i o n r e t a r d r e -
hour in still air la dealred, and th, c o v o r y . C u r o th e s e w i t h A y e r ’. Pills.
scheme o f ascending, descending and .
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^
maintaining equilibrium must be based .
i t « i.axtin g Effect,
on shifting weights, movable planes oi j
‘‘ Ripsling, did you ever convert any-
some method which w ill not necessl* body to your way of thinking by your
tate balancing or changing o f poaltloi » ‘ « H corner oratory?”
I know of one. anyhow, and it made
by the aeronaut
The balloon musl
a changed man of him.”
have all the fittings necessary for sue
‘‘ What is he doing now?”
cessful and continuous flights. I t will
“ He’s in the insane asylum, Ruggles;
be accepted only after a trial flight to in the insane asylum. A glimpse of the
be held at Fort Myer next spring.
truth was too much for his modernized
intellect.”
A
iip r
ç pills-
In a recent address at New York
R ock y.
Hed seems t o be the most popular j C ity Francis E. I^eupp, commissioner of j
of national colors, if fla g s may bs used. I inlbin affairs, took occasion to replv t o 1 Tenderfoot— I hear you have started
a. criterion.
O f the twentj-fiv. lead. | gt|[ne Qf the
that have been op a new quartz mill. How are you do
ing with it?
ing national flags nineteen have red in
.
,
,.
,
.
, , ..
Mine Owner— Oneisslv. thank you.
them. No other color is ao much used. I n,,,de re<fardln*
treatment o f th.
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Indians by bis bureau.
He outlined.
Experiments made by German scient-, the present policy o f the government as i
O p in io n o f a C o n n o is s e u r .
Iwtn show that butter keeps best when that o f absorbing the Indian into the | “ Mr. Spoonnmore, don’t you think a
preserved with from 3 to 5 per cent of white man’s civilization, thu 3 reversing kiss 295 seconds in duration is a great
wit. I f the proportion of salt is higher the old policy o f assisting him in h i l , deal too long to be agreeable?”
than that thé results are less satisfac ardent desire o f keeping as separate
“ Well, that depends entirely on the—
tory.
from the white man as he possibly
l-.ir.b ility of ths klzw .,”
F o r.
W hat
.
.
iv *
W ife — Must you go to the club to-
night, dear?
Husband— It Isn’t absolutely neces
sary, but I need the rest.— Life.
C° Uld‘ He eXP” " ed the oplnlon th a ,l
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
the final aolution o f the problem would p a z o o in t m k n t I. sus-.nt.ed to cur. .n T
be reached by Intermarriage, H e de- ! Case o f It c h in g , Blind, fle e lin n o r P r o tr u d in g
P ile , in 6 to 14 day. o r money refu n d ed . 60c.
scribed the success of the government
tifive Y on f
In making the Indian w o r k ; even the |
Utes, he said, were now working on the T h , n.w ten-dollar gold piece ha. arrived,
The Queen of Italy offered an interna
A
n
ri
m
a
ernr
n a in
in our
m is o
l n t n h a . Kw
And we got n on©
clutches
by » a
railroads and helping to build up the ]
tional cup to be presented to the first
squeeze;
country
o
f
which
they
were
a
p
a
rt
The
|
aeronaut who succeeds in crossing th«
Have you noticed that the breeches on th«
commissioner said It w as true that |
Alps by balloon.
turkey on the coin
about 85 per cent o f the Indians th a t,
Are considerably baggy at the knees?
went to Indian schools, such as Oar.j — Houston Post.
O W A R D JE. B U R T O IF .—Assayer e r a Chemist.
I .eodville, Colorado. Specimen prices: Oold, lisle and others, and went back to the |
S liver, Lrad, 91 ; Oold, 8llver,75c; Oofd, 60c; Z ln co t
P r o b a b le O n tc o m e .
C oppt-r.fl. Cyan ldo teste. M ailin g envelope« and , reservations sooner or later reverted to
B ill price list sent on application. Control and Urn- '
K1ar«lrxkf
Chronic Kicker— What do you auppos«
But their children started
pire w ork solicited.
lteleren cei Carbonate N - l I i e U IU U K eL
would
happen
to your boasted fleet if ii
Uoual Bank.
away ahead o f where tlielr parents did, j
so that the schooling was by no meant should get into a real battle?
Phlegmatic Citizen O, I suppose we’d
wasted.
LEA RN TO
get licked— earn, a. we’ve alwaya been.
W h e n th e blood is pure, fresh and h ea lth y, the sk in w ill b e soft, smooth
an d fre e fro m blem ishes, but when som e acid h u m or takes ro o t in th e circu
These
Military Men Say Force Is Reduced la tio n its presence is m anifested b y a s k in eru p tion o r disease.
hum ors g e t in to th e blood, g e n e ra lly because o f an in a c tiv e o r s lu g g is h
Beyond Point of Safety for
con d itio n o f th e m em bers o f th e b od y w h ose d u ty i t is to c o lle c t and carry
the Nation.
o ff th e w aste and refuse m atter o f th e system . T h is u n h ea lth y m a tter is left
to sour and ferm en t and soon th e c ircu lation becom es ch a rged w ith th e acid
poison. T h e b lood b egin s to th ro w o ff th e hum ors and acids th ro u gh tho
pores and g la n d s o f th e skin, p rodu cin g Eczem a, A cn e, T etter, Psoriasis,
NEED OF REFORM IN SERVICE S a lt R h eu m an d sk in eruption s o f various kinds. E czem a appears, u su a lly
w ith a s lig h t redness o f the shin "follow ed b y pustules fro m w h ic h there
flow s a s tic k y flu id th a t dries and form s a crust, and th e itc h in g is intense.
I t is g e n e ra lly o n th e back, breast, face, arm s and le gs, th o u g h o th er ports
L o w P a y and R eq u irem en t o f Hard o f th e b od y m a y be affected. In T ette r th e s k in dries, cracks and b lee d s ;
th e acid in th e b lood dries u p th e natural o ils o f th e skin , w h ich are intended
P ra c tic e M arches A re M ain
to keep it s o ft an d p lian t, cau sin g a dry, feverish con d itio n and g iv in g it a
P o in t* o f A tta ck .
hard, le a th e ry appearance. A c n e m akes its appearance on th e face in th e
I suffered w ith E c k i u for fo r ty f° rm. ° f P im P fea and black heads w h ile
yoara and could find nothin g to A sonasis com es in s ca ly patches on d iffer-
The W ar and Navy Departments me
trying to reach an agreement by which
the marines are to be withdrawn trora
the Isthmus o f Panama and two regi
ments o f Infantry are to be sent to take
their places as guards. It Is fully ex
pected that before long two regiments
or foot will be on tlielr way to the
canal zone.
This diverting o f nriny
regulars to a new field w ill mean that
the forces In the United States are to
be depleted beyond that which officers
believe to be the danger point.
The Infantry problem Is one o f the
most serious factors In the greater
problem o f the army's weakness. On
paper w e arc supposed to hnve HO.IHH)
Infantrymen, but lu truth we have noth
ing like that number, and unless the
Increase o f pay bill pass Congress, It Is
perfectly evident that the ranks will
be thinned still further. An army offi
cer who knows conditions tells a Wash
ington eorres|X)iident that In a ease of
emergency there would be less than
7,000 Infuntrymen who could be brought
with anything like dispatch to any
threatened point within the limits o f
'he United States proper.
There are two chief army measures
now before Congress, one dealing with
the matter o f the increase o f pay and
the other dealing with the matter o f
the Increase o f the infantry. A corre
spondent says there Is precious little
^
¿ i f , " « * " ¿ ¿ ¡ ¿ " T t proh-
S S ff.“ d i i u i i s l r ^ t h - th T ftc h i
ingr and burning: pustules w ou ld
form from w h ich there flowed *
atickv fluid; crusts w ou ld coma on
the akin and w hen acratched o ff
the skin w a s le ft as ra w > . a piece
fen s V e » r s * 'lffw as afiliefed? but
____ I ueedS
sed .1 _____
___________
when
. 8. 8.
I found » ___
per-
feet euro. There hae n ever been
any retu rn o f the trouble.
C. H . E V A N S ,
Stockman, 2feb.
P art? o l . U i e b o d y One o f th e w orst
*omiS OI Skin trou ble IS S alt Rheum j
its fa v o r ite p o in t o f attack is th e scalp,
____. . ____ ~
~ *1*
som etim es cau sin g baldness. P oison Oak
and I v y are al..o d isagreeable ty p e s o f skin
disease. T h e hum or p ro d u cin g th e trou ble
lie s dorm an t in th e blood th ro u gh the
W in te r to break out: and torm en t the
sufferer w ith th e re tn m o f S p rin g . T h e best
treatm ent fo r a ll s k in diseases Is S. S. S.
I t neutralizes the acid3 and rem oves th e
humors so th at th e s k in Instead o f b ein g
irritated and diseased, is nourished b y a
su p p ly o f fresh, h ea lth y blood.
E x tern a l
ap p lication s o f salves, washes, lotion s, etc.,
w h ile th e y sooth e th e itc h in g caused b y
skin affection s, can n e v e r cure the trou b le
because th e y do n o t reach th e blood. S. S. S. g o e s d ow n in to th e circu lation
find forces o u t e v e ry p a rticle o f fo r e ig n m atter and restores th e b lood to its
norm al, pure con d ition , th e re b y p erm a n en tly c u rin g e v e ry form o f sk in
affection. Book o n S k in Diseases and a n y m edical a d vice desired sen t free
to a ll w h o w rite. S. S, S. is fo r sale at a ll first class d ru g stores.
s.s.s.
PURELY
VEGETABE
THE S W IFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAm
An
O v e rn tiffh t.
W a y s id e
C o m m u n in g «.
“ I want to pay tills bill.” he said at
Wareham Long— Wot started the hard
the hotel bar, “ but I think you have times, anyway?
Tuffold Knutt— We did, ye ole fool.
made a slight error here In my favor.
I ’ve been reading over the extras, and We wus sufferin’ with ’em long ’fore a n y
I cannot find that you have charged body else caught ’em.
anything for telling me you thought It
Only On« “ BROMO QUININE.”
might rain.”
T h a t is L A X A T I V E B R O M O UUININK. L ook
He
D o < lir « d .
“ OVE.
Used tha
fo r th e s ig n a tu re o f K. W . GRC
W o rld o \ er to C u re a C o ld in O n e Day, 25c.
“ So Borroughs owes you money.
N e ig h b o r ly C o r d ia lity .
Well, I think he’ll pay you back some
Mrs. Gadder (rising to depart)— Well,
day, but you can’t make him hurry.” you must come and call on me some day.
“ Don’t you believe it. The mere
ably would be folly to pass the second Right of me walking along the street It's your xurn now.
Mrs. Chillicon-Kearney— Yes; I think
bill without passing the first, for it baa made him hurry several times it has been my turn for the last five or
would be useless to provide for- an in lately.” — Philadelphia Press.
six times, hasn’t it?— Chicago Tribune.
crease in the ranks if no inducements
B lo a t D i r e c t M o n t e .
were held out by which the increase
Berlin authorities have passed a law
“ How did your husband get out of the
could be effected.
building after he had located the gas putting a tax on cats, and now when on#
of
them is found without the metal tag
leak?” asked the reporter. *
O b je c t io n « to A r m y L ife .
“ As nearly as he could remember it which shows that the tax has been paid it
Interview s with enlisted men disclose
afterward,” said the woman, “ he went ; la chloroformed.
three chief objections to army life, nnd,
out through the roof.”
1 M o hers w ill fin d M r*. W in s lo w 's B ooth ia®
In order o f numerical precedent, they
j B y r u p t h n b * t re m e d y to use fo r t h e ir c h ild ran
d u r in g th e t e e th in g p e rio d .
rank like this:
R e c o g n i i e d H la F a l l i n g .
Monthly practice marches.
Woman of the House— A big, strong
An unusual view o f the army ha*
S prain .
E a tiily U n d e r s to o d .
LESIONS 250
Poor pay.
fellow like you ought to be willing to
lately been presented in a complain!
A n y sudden turn or twiat which may
“ I love a dim, religious light,” sh*
W alts. Two Step, Three Step,
work and earn his own living.
•
over
the
decrease
in
strength
o
f
th
,
1
t
h
r
o
w
,
member^
0
^
7
«
norma
1
^
-
N
on-m
lllU
ry
duty
required
o
f
the
en
etc. Dance completely taught
Languid Launcelot— llia t ’s wot ails murmured.
and guaranteed In four lessons
coast artillery regiments. The Tenth \ sition is lik ely to cauee a sprsin, which i SJ
nie"-
P r o f W a l W ills o n , is H.iiiiff.
“I
was brought up In Pittsburg,
me, ma’am. Me muscles is all right, but
Itlmfc BM».. P o rtla n d . O regon J
Company, fo r Instance, which mustered is really a sudden ami more or less ser-
®ome o f
ranking officers o f the ma will power is all gone.
too,” he said.
a hundred and one men In 1900, w al ions wrench or tw ist of a ligament or army have Inveighed constantly against
H a m . H a d K .ra p e d H e r.
able to get out only fourteen In th, of the muscles controlling the liga- j what theY cal1 the folly o f the frequent
St. Vitus’ Dance ana all N ervou s Disfai
perm anently cured by I»r. K lin e ’ s Ureal
Use hot water for bathing the practice marches. The men are kept in
''Professor," said Mrs. Ga.well to the
ranks In October. The explanation o f- ; ments.
N e rv e Restorer. Send for F K E K |2 trial bottle and
distinguished
musician
who
had
been
en
treatise. Dr. It. 1L K ll.lv, 1x1.. »31 A rch Ht„ P U U a..F*
fered Is that the men In the coast artil sprain; dry the surface and apply 8t. flne physical condition and as hard as
gaged at a high price to entertain hei
lery receive training In some branch ol Jacobs O il as for soreness and stiffness. walnuts through the dally drills, the
guard duty, the good food, and the reg guests, "what was that lovely selection
The rebuilding of Sau Francisco hat
mechanics, and can get employment
ular living generally.
Y et they are you played just now?"
been hampered greatly by the exorbitant
R e d a c tio n
outside at good wuges. One officer I d - |
“ That, madam,” he answered, glaring
wage schedule. The rates exceed by ■
The old nag was jogging up th* h ill'com pelled at least once a month to at her, "was an improvisation.”
structed his company In the art o f tel- j
dollar per day the maximum seal© in New
I hike out on the road under heavy bur-
“ Ah, yes, I remember now. I knew it
ephone repairing, and made the men with the elopers.
York.
.. j
"Y
es,”
said
the
old
nag.
“
It
is
rathet
|
dens
and
trying
conditions
for
tbe
pur-
was
so
old
favorite,
but
I
couldn't
think
so efficient that the telephone compnnj j
tough
pulling
them
up
to
the
parson-
|Pose
o
f
keeping
In
trim
so
that
they
o
f
ths
name
of
it,
to
save
me.”
In the neighboring city offered them
sixty and seventy dollars a month, and age, but it w ill be easier coming back." w ill be ready for the field In case o f
In the Laundry, K itchen, T oile t and
S h o rt-S ig h te d .
“ H ow so?” queried the friendly hostilities. The practice march, fa irly
In some eases bought the discharge ol
Nu rsery is a Cleanser and Purifier.
“ W hy don’t you farmers do some
long continued and to come at long In
ah deni.r».
Booki«i, »«..pi. .n<i fnrior c«r< the men, bo that they might begin work goose at the roadside.
For Infants and Children.
Same "W H IZ ” ID-- Pacific Coast Borns Co.. Oak
"W h y, can’t you see that after leav tervals. has Us uses, and the men like thing to improve your roads?”
before their enlistment expired. I f th.
nd, CaL
“
W
hat
for?”
asked
the
old
settler.
It
;
but
they
don’t
like
It
coining
as
It
army can train Its men as effectively ing the parsonage two w ill bs mad»
“ It would improve the value o f your
does every three or four weeks.
as this. It ought to be a pretty good on ,?” — Chicago News.
farms.”
school.
How’s This?
C0£L MINE EXPLOSION.
“ Yes; and the more value we get up,
V— >
W e o ffe r O n e H u n d re d D o lla rs R e w a rd fo r a n r
the more taxes we might have to pay.”
I f there are not forty-eight star,, raae o l C a ta rrh th a t ca n n o t b e cu red by H a l e
N e w T h e o ry A d va n ced as to the — Washington Star.
on the flag within a year or two it C a ta rrh Cure.
O it ilr in ’t T n k e th e J o b .
F. J. C H E N E Y A CO., T o le d o , O
C on ditions P ro d u cin g Them.
w ill not be for lack o f effort on the
We, th e u n d en d itn ed , have k n o w n F. J.
S o lic it ndw.
An Inland graduate came to New
en ey fo r th e laat 15 y e a r,, an d b e lie v e h im
Experts who have made Investiga
"Cyrus,** hastily exclaimed Mrs. Jymes, York to seek employment. Through a
part o f Arizona and New Mexico. A p C e h rfe
c tly h o n o ra b le In a ll bulinea. tran saction s
c o n v e n tio n o f d e le g a te s
fr o m
every
and fin a n c ia lly a b le to ca rry ou t a n y o b ilga- tions o f the recent mine disasters, not “ you ought to be careful bow you let
friend he received an offer o f a place
____ . » . XT___ „ . 1 _____________________________!..
y h i. Arm .
ably those o f Monongah and Jacob’s Fido eat out of your hand !”
F e r r y ’ s Reeds
a.s shipping clerk to a certain firm. In
part o f New Mexico adopted resolu d o n m a d e b VA
L
D
IN
O
,
K
I
N
N
A
N
&
M
A
R
V
IN
,
a r e t h e b est k n o w n a n d
"W hy, there isn’t a bit of danger,”
the conclusion
W h o le s a le D r u g g is t,, T oled o,O Creek, have come to
reply he wrote ns follow s: " I regret
tions tbe other day demanding the ad
t h e m o s t r e lia b le seeds g r o w n .
said Mr. Jymes. “ He wouldn’t harm a
H a l l '. C a ta rra li C u re I . sk en In te rn a lly , act
E v e r y p a c k a g e bus b e h in d i t th o r e p u ta tio n
mission o f the territory as a State. in g d ir e c tly u pon th e b lo o d an d raucous ,u r- that the explosions are caused by cli fly.”
that I cannot accept your kind offer of
o f a h o u s e w h o s e b u sin ess s ta n d a rd s a r e tb e
m
atic
conditions.
The governor o f Arizona has reported
Te*<1“ ® o la l, »ent free.
shipping clerk, but the
h ig h e s t i n th e tra d e .
“ O, I know there’s no danger to you,” a position
< P r ic e 76 c e n t, p er b ottle. Sold by .11 D ruggists.
Supporting the position taken, It Is impatiently rejoined his wifs. " I was fact is that i am always sick when on
F «rr* *• 190S »«*•<! Annual will be mailed FRF.E
’• F F a a r m - ’ ily
’- P
-- illa fo r -----------
- n.
that the statehood sentiment In that
T a k e H a ll’s
C o n stip a tio
to nil applicants. It contains colored plates, many
a
noticeable
fact,
they
say,
that
the
j
enter* v nira. and fall descriptions, prices and directions territory Is stronger than ever before.
the water.” — Success Magazine.
thinking of Fido.”
for piwntuik ofar iaoo vartette* of Vegetable and
recent catastrophes have occurred at
H la P e r s o n a l V i e w
o f It.
Jlowei Seeda Invaluable to all. Send for it.
Bills were Introduced in the Senate on
about
tile
same
hour
In
the
day,
in
a
Admiring
Constituent—
Senator,
you
D . M . F I R R Y * C O ., D a t r o lt , M lo h .
the first working-day o f the session of
have your own opinion of this currency zone o f certain altitude, In about the
Congress, providing for the creation
question, haven’t you?
same longitude and In pinces where
o f tw o new States out o f the territo
Senator Lotsmun— Yes, sir, and I sup- clim atic conditions are similar.
The
ries.
As the effort to pass a Joint p °.. I k . . . answered It hundred, of mnJ<)r|ty o f the m|m.» 0,H.r„ted to-
statehood bill has been abandoned, It
^ " h nis
. . currency.
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below the level . o f the
. streams
Is now necessary for the two territo gets
!n the same sections, and, owing to the
ries to convince Congress that they are
llm pled, Strongest,
W ET AND DAMP CAUSE
Austrian mines are provided with res moisture, the outside air forced into
worthy to \>e admitted to the fam ily of
Baeicit H a n d l e d
C O L D IN T H E J O I N T S
cue chambers st convenient locations un tho mines by the fans has been laden
States.
.
Grubber
Made.
derground. They are ©quipped with food with carbon dioxide moisture and oth
W ill p all M O R E
and conveniences for miners in case of er impurities.
According to Terence V. Powderffj accident.
and
L A R G BR
I t is suggested that i f the air forced
formerly grand master o f the Knights
STUM PS
with
Into the mines was gathered from a
of Irfibor and now connected with tho
LBSS
BXPENSB
higher stratum and was heated suffi
government Bureau o f Immigration, ex
iban
any other.
ciently and otherwise treated to re
T A K E S O U T T H E P AIN A T
tensive railroad building In Italy, the
move the impurities the accidents
Write for Descriptive Circular and Prices
O N C E .R E M O V E S T H E S T IF F -
approach o f the presidential election
would be less numerous during the
NESS.
P R E V E N TS
ITS
J O H N S . B E A L L , M a n u fa & a r e r and scare headlines In the newspaper*
change o f seasons.
Proper
ventila
R ETUR N , TOO.
F IN E FOR
821 H aw th orn e A v e i
Portland, O re s ti* aside from the financial flurry, are the
tion with tliis purified air. It is be
B R U IS E S , S P R A IN S AND
causes fo r the present exodus o f aliens
lieved, w ill remove to a great extent
SO RENESS.
from the United States. “ No alarm
the coal dust and explosive gases
Price 25 c and 50 c.
need be felt because o f the ebb In the
which are found to a certain extent
tide,” he says. “ There Is more work
acts gently yet prompt In every mine.
to do In this country than there ever
THE SUPERIOR
T b e N a t i o n ’s I n v e n t o r y .
QUALITIES OF
was before; there is a necessity for
ly on the bowels, cleanses National
assets. $1,500,000,000,000.
men and women to do It, and the first
Farm wealth, $7.412,000,000.
months o f the next year will see a re
m e system punctually,
Mineral production, annually, $3.000,-
turn o f aliens, who w ill be able to find
000 , 000 .
remunerative employment In this coun assists one in overcoming
fexport domestic merchandise, annual
try.”
ly, $1353,718,000.
h a b itu a l constipation
Manufacturing products, annually, $14,-
802.147,000.
are the men who hove
The W ar Department has publisher
perm anently. To get its
Live stock, total value, $4,875,000,000.
put them to the hard
a general order o f the President requir
Seven cereal crops, 1007, $2,378,000,-
est tests in the rough
« H O C « A T ALL
ing every field officer to make each year
est weather.
b e n e fic ia l e ffe c ts buy DOO.
P R IC E S , FOR EV E R Y ’
G et the original
Wheat crop, 1907, $500,000,000.
practice marches o f three consecutive
M E M B E R OF T H E F A M I L Y ,
Towers Fish Brand
M EN . B O V S . W O M E N , M IS S E S A N D CHILD REN .
Cotton crop, 1907, $075,000,000.
days o f not less than thirty miles each,
t b e gen uin e.
W. L . Dougtm m mmkmm a n d mo tin m o r * « t j o
made since 1836
Corn, 1907, $13«),000,000.
in his order the President says It Is
m m n % $ 2 . 6 0 , $ 3 .0 0 a n d $ 3 .B O »h o a m • •
catalog m e ro n m e »sn rm t
_ r la n u ja c t u r e d by the
Hay, 1907. $600,000,000.
th a n a n y o f h o p m a n u f a c t u r e r In t h a ___
l u s t 1 as much the duty o f army officers
A J row,. CO. 90,TO., v , *
Dairy products, 1907, $173.705,000.
w o r ld , b m ca u a a th o y h o l d f h a l r ^ i d |
’to pursue such habits as will maintain
aha n o . f i t b a t t a r , mroar I o n o a r , a n d
Poultry and eggs, 1907, $600,000,000.
arm o f o r a t a r a alum th a n a n y o t h a r m r A
»
physical
condition
fit
for
R e t i r e ser
Money in circulation, $3,250.000.000.
No. 7 - 0 «
P. N. U.
In th a w o r ld t o -d a y .
vice as to cultivate tlielr minds for the
Money in federal treasury, $345.246,-
W. L. Douglai $4 and $5 Gilt Edge Sho«< Cannot Bs Equaiiad At Ani Price
|
Intellectual
duties
o
f
their
pro
600.
T n k e V » in M Ilu tP .
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T T T H E N w r itin g to a r f.e r tU .r a p l . a * .
Solti x * ht best ‘ aboe
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tU>o«a mawi<^i - from
fsctnrj
to snvpnrt o f ihe world,
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m e n t in a t h i s p a p e r .
fession."
0 M k ,tn t,U | M in t
W . !.. U U I . L 1 I , B r . c k i. u . a .
sou>
P?w«ST*-ioi^aoTTu i Lumber production, 1907, $550,000,000.
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