Cottage Grove leader., June 10, 1913, Image 3

T r a in in g the C olt.
IDAHO FRUIT MEN WILL AID
any v a lu a b .e h o rs e s a re sp o iled
POULTRY AND GAME by M Im
p ro p e r o r h a r s h tr e a tm e n t in
Can g e t you fa n c y p r ic e s fo r W ild D u c k s
tra in in g . A m an w ho is In cap ab le of
and o th er gam e in season . W rite u s for
u n d e rs ta n d in g
th e
d is p o sitio n
of
ca sh offer on all k in d s o f p ou ltry, pork. e tc .
h o rse s is c e rta in ly In c a p a b le of tr a in ­
ing th em . T w o -th ird s of th e h o rse s
P e a r s o n - P a g e C o., P o r tla n d
th a t h a v e b e e u c a lle d vicio u s c a n be
m an ag e d by p ro p e r tre a tm e n t, sa y s a
c o n trib u to r to F a rm a n d H om e.
It is bad p olicy to tr a in a c o lt u n le ss
S econd-H and M achin­
ery b ough t, sold and he is in th e b e st of s p irits . T h e b ra in
exch an ged : e n g i n e s ,
w ill be m o re a c tiv e , th e re fo re th e d is­
boilers, saw m ills, e tc . T h e J . E. M artin Co.. 83 1st
p o sitio n e a s ie r to c o n tro l.
On th e
P o rtlan d . S en d for S tock L ist and prices.
o th e r h an d , if you tr a in a c o lt w hile
h e is th in in flesh , in p o o r s p irits and
WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE on lig h t food, a s som e m en do, h e w ill
in f o rm a tio n a n d b o o k le ts o f v a lu e to yo u .
n o t ta k e n o tic e of o b je c ts, a n d w hen
PACIFIC G UA NO & FERTILIZER CO. on good feed la te r, h e is n o t w ell
tra in e d . H a v e th e m in good sp irits,
182 M adison S t.. P ortlan d . Or.
give p le n ty of feed, a n d u se le ss whip.
North Pacific Distributors Associa­
tion Gets Another Backer.
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“Who’s Ahead”
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Senate Investigation likely to Cause
Boise, Idaho —Declaring for the im- ;
mediate organization to perfect selling
plans whether the Wenatchee district
or others refuses to join the move­
ment, the officers and directors of the
Idahc-Oregon Fruit Growers’ associa-1
tion went on record here as back of
the North Pacific Distributors’ asso­ Laws Proposed Requiring A11 “Lob­
ciation. The conference was attended
byists” to Register—Prohibit
by representative growers of South­
“Making” of Sentiment.
B e a u ty of S p id e r’s W eb.
T h e re a r e few m o re b e a u tifu l ob­ ern, Southwestern Idaho and Eastern
je c ts th a n a s p id e r's w eb co v e re d w ith Oregon and included J. H. Lowell,
Mother, w ill And Mrs. Wlnelow*. Soothing
In sy m m e try , In p e rfe c tio n of Roswell; M. J. Higley, Buhl; H. M.
Washington, D. C.—Neither Presi-
$ 1 .0 0
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$ 1 .0 0
Syrup the beat reined? to uae lor their children dew .
g e o m e tric a l a rra n g e m e n t a n d in th e
during the teeth lu g period.
dent
Wilson nor the Democratic mana­
Dorman,
Caldwell;
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Johnson,
D ETEC TIV E
p ris m a tic re fle c tio n of c o lo r it is a
O n e D o lla r P e r W e ek
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Fern from $ 1 5 0 to $ 3 0 0 per month
w o n d e rfu l d ev ice s th a t o u r g a rd e n Woods, Payette; B. F. Tussing, Fruit- can estimate what effect the senate’s
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e x c iti n g a n d in t e r e s ti n g . F o r fu ll p a r t ic u l a r s
w r i t e InlcnutKxul Detccthr TriInina Correspoadeace Scbssi
h e w a s c o n su ltin g , “ is th is. If a m an W as e v e r co m b in w o m a n ’s bo u doir E. McElroy, Boise.
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is s ta n d in g o n th e sid e of a h ill o r m o re p e rfe c t o r m ore a ttr a c tiv e th a n
Fruitgrowers of the intermountain have upon the progress of the tariff
m o u n tain , how is h e to s e ttle in h is th e s e co m b s th a t th e s p id e r h a s a t th e country are
enthusiastic in their bill, the currency reform plan, or
m ind w h e th e r h e is o n an a c c liv ity or end o f th e c la w s to a id in m a n ip u la t­ praise of the work of the North Pa­ other business of congress.
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In the six days of grilling to which
DAISY FLY KILLER
a ry h e re , th e fo rm e r is ’a slo p e u p ,’ a ro u g h o b je c t, an d a s a id s in w alk­ and believe, particularly in Southern
flies. Neat, clean, or­
I ’ve in g o v e r th e w eb ?
namental. convenient, an d th e la t te r ‘a slo p e dow n.’
it has subjected senators themselves
Idaho
and
Eastern
Oregon,
that
the
cheap. L a s t s a l l
n e v e r y e t se e n a slo p e up th a t d id n ’t
s a a s o n . Made of
R ed C ro .» B ail B lu e, all b lu e, b eet b lu in g v a lu e success of the rapidly-growing fruit the investigating committee has se­
metal, can'tst ill or tip slo p e dow n .”
Ia th e w h o le w orld , m ukee th e laundreaa sm ile.
over ( will not soil or
industry of the West largely depends cured information and opened channels
ini u r e a n y th i n r .
R ed C r c ja B»!l B lu e w ill w a s h d o u b le a . m a n y
G ra ft the Neglected A p p le T re e s
on the work of the big selling agency of investigation that are likely to have
Guaranteed effective.
Bold t y dealers, or c lo th e s a s a n y o th e r b lu e . D o n 't p u t y o u r m o n e y
T h e re a re th o u s a n d s of a p p le tr e e s which has been perfected.
in to a n y o th e r.
€ sent by express pre­
paid for SL
g ro w in g in field s a n d p a s tu re s and
The Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers’ an important influence upon the whole
H . i m .n g o u u , ISO J M U lb A t . . , BrooU/m. I . %
P e c u lia r A lp in e Custom .
ro a d s id e s th a t b e a r o n ly poor, n a tu ra l association is one of the largest and course of legislation in the future.
A c u rio u s e a s te rn c u sto m h a s b een fru it a n d m n oy of th e a p p le s a re left most representative in the North Pa­
Progress on the tariff bill has not
o b se rv e d fo r m an y c e n tu rie s in th e to r o t on th e ground. If th e s e tr e e s
been hindered by the lobby investiga­
T h is W ife a Tre a s u re .
w e ste rn A lps. O ne h u n d re d eg g s a re h ad been g ra fte d 15 o r 20 y e a rs ago cific Fruit Distributors’ association.
tion, but it is believed that before the
T h e sa v in g h a b it m ay n o t be a s d is trib u te d o v e r a le v e l sp ace co v ered th e y m ig h t be b rin g in g a h an d so m e
m uch in fa v o r to d ay a s th irty y e a rs w ith sa n d a n d th e y o u n g m e n a n d p ro fit now .
M any of th e m a re n o t STOCK ANB GRAIN ARE FREE reconstructed Underwood bill finally
ago, b u t o ne N ew Y ork m a n h a s h ad w om en p e rfo rm a d a n c e a ro u n d th em . y e t to o old to g ra ft. S ee th a t th e y a re
gets into the senate for debate the
o ccasio n to be c o n v e rte d to a b e lie f If a cou p le a r e fo r tu n a te en o u g h to p ro p e rly trim m e d an d fe rtiliz e d .— (W .
lobby investigation will have become
Committee
Reverses
Action
to
Meet
in it. H e is a m a n w ho h a s w o rk ed fin ish th e d a n c e w ith o u t b re a k in g an W . M axim in F a rm a n d H om e.)
a direct issue in the fight. None of
President’s Views.
se v e n te e n y e a rs a s a c a rp e n te r. H is egg it is ta k e n a s a to k e n of th e com ­
the alleged “ lobbyists” has been ques­
w ife died d e cen tly , leav in g him en o u g h p a tib ility of th e ir te m p e ra m e n ts an d
T o r t u r e of T a n ta lu s .
Washington, D. C.—Reversing its tioned as yet, but facts brought out by
m o n ey to live in co m fo rt th e r e s t of th e y a r e b e tro th e d .
T h e golf b u g ’s soul c a m e b a c k from i former action in voting to place wheat senators on the witness stand and the
h is days. H e knew th a t h is w ife to o k
a little ra n g e aro u n d S a ta n ’s p re s e rv e flour, oatmeal and fresh meats on the course the committee has determined
It Sprea d E a sie r.
c a re of h is m oney, b u t h a d n o id e a
w ith a sm ile a s w ide a s th e A m azon
O ne cold n ig h t a few y e a rs ago, riv e r. " I s a y ,” h e ex cla im ed , " I d o n ’t dutiable list, the senate finance sub­ on for the future make it clear that
t h a t sh e h ad sav ed so m uch.
w e w e re a ll s e a te d a t th e ta b le e a t­ c a ll th is m u ch of a h ell. T h e y h av e committee in charge of the agricul­ congress will be urged to consider
in g o u r d in n e r. T h e b u tte r w as v e ry i th e fin e s t go lf c o u rse o u t th e r e I tural schedule voted to place livestock, these issues:
M atter of Ju d g m e n t.
“ So you su sp e c t th a t m en a re q u ick ­ h a rd , an d , c o n se q u e n tly , re m a rk s w e re e v e r saw in m y life.” A droll-lo o king wheat and oats on the free list.
A registration law requiring every
e r of ju d g m e n t in p ra c tic a l m a tte r s m a d e a b o u t it. T h e n e x t w eek th e I old soul w ho w as s ittin g on th e sa fe ty
This action, it was authoritatively “ lobbyist,” legislative agent or other
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valve looked up. “ B u t did y o u se e declared, was taken to meet the views person who comes to Washington to
m iddle-aged sp in ste r. "Y e s,” re p lie d te r w as so m e w h a t so ft. L ittle Billy, an y b o d y p la y in g on it ? ” h e ask ed . of President Wilson, Senator Sim­ influence legislation to identify him­
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w a rn in g s of th e n e w sp a p e rs a n d q u it "M am m a, th e b u tte r is e asy to n ig h t, ; n ’t.” T h e o ld -tim er c h u ck le d . “ T h a t's
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b u y in g gold b ric k s, b u t w om en co n ­
it,” h e said . “ He w o n ’t le t an y b o d y
who disapproved the decision an
The condemnation, and possible pro­
tin u e to m a rry fo r m o n ey .”
p lay o n it.”— E x ch an g e.
T u t, T u t.
nounced previously to tax meats 10 per hibition, of the present system of
“I w ish ,” sa id th e b ro w n s u g a r to
B ette r N o t T a k e H is W o rd .
cent compensatory to a duty on cattle “ manufacturing sentiment” in a state
W a n d e rlu st.
in the Underwood bill and to assess a to influence that state’s senators or
D e c la ra tio n from a le a rn e d so u rce th e sa n d , “t h a t y o u ’d g e t o u t of th is.
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voyage, to n o body k n o w s w h e re , an d compensatory duty on both flour and representatives on certain legislative
m ay co m fo rt su ch am o n g us a s h av e
com e back, nobody kn o w s w hen. I oatmeal.
matters.
lived w ith o u t due re g a rd fo r th e h e re ­
sh a ll s it dow n by th e w ay sid e w h e r­
The vote to reconsider was taken in
Already three bills have been intro­
Blood
Bafh
a fte r.— E x ch an g e.
e v e r I p le a s e a n d play w ith th e c h il­ the sub-committee on a motion made duced in the senate to require regis­
d re n o f th e s tre e t, th e little b ro w n b a ­ by Senator Simmons, ex-officio mem­
tration of lobbyists.
C hop S ue y $25 a Dish.
of th e O rien t, p e rh a p s, o r th e
Knocks Rheumafism bies
little b lue-eyed S axons, w ho k n o w s? ber of all the sub-committee handling
H ig h c o st of liv in g is n o t w o rry in g
'T is g re a t to go a s you p le a se an d the tariff schedules, when he returned TABLOID “BOOZE” IS OFFERED
th e C hinese. O ne b ig C hicago re s ta u ­
r a n t ru n on th e H ong-K ong s ty le h as Rem arkable Effects of a com e a s you p le a se , w ith no te le g ra m s to the capital from a conference with
to sen d , no s tr e s s of m e e tin g frie n d s the President.
on its m enu a d ish th a t c o sts $25.
Rem edy T h at A ctually
an d m issin g frie n d s, a n d all th a t.”—
In his enlargement of the free list, Maine Drinkers Gladdened by New
" F o o n y w ong wu y in ” is w h a t th e y
Way to Circumvent Laws.
New Y o rk T im es.
c a ll it, and one p o rtio n is en o u g h for
President
Wilson is known to have
Irrigates th e Entire
five h u n g ry s u ffra g e tte s o r six o rd i­
taken
a
leading
part,
as
he
did
in
the
Bangor,
Me.—A Maine sheriff might
V o ya g e Som ew hat U n ique .
n a ry m en. It h a s to be o rd e re d tw e n ­
Blood Supply.
matter of raw wool and sugar before find a barrel of beer or even a jug of
S te a m e rs o fte n load c a rg o e s of wood
ty -fo u r h o u rs b efo re you g e t it.
the ways and means committee. As whiskey, but he cannot find a beer
I t sou n d s qu?er to ta k e a blood b ath pulp a t C h ico u tim i, a t th e h e a d of he still is standing uncompromisingly
lozenge or a cocktail tablet, and over
O n ly W a y .
b u t th a t Is p r ecisely th e effe ct of a m o st n a v ig a tio n on th e S a g u e n a y riv e r, th a t
K n ic k e r— A fash io n n o te sa y s th a t rem ark ab le rem ed y k n ow n a s S. S. S. It I w o n d e rfu lly p ic tu re sq u e tr ib u ta ry of with the wool and sugar schedules, so, that glad fact the thirsty of this state
s k ir ts a re to be six in c h e s n a rro w e r h a s t o p ecu liar a ctio n o f so a k in g through th e S t. L a w re n c e w hich flow s ou t of it is declared, he will stand firmly for are rejoicing now.
e in te stin e s d irectly in to th e blood
In L ak e St. Jo h u , and ta k e th e ir fre ig h t free cattle, sheep and hogs, and free
a t th e an k le. B o ck er—W ill th e g irls th
For a tabloid booze drummer has
a few m in u te s its in flu en ce is a t w ork In s tra ig h t to M an ch ester, E n g la n d . T h e
wheat and oats, now that this has come to Maine and is doing a rushing
s ta n d on one leg?
ev ery a rtery, v e in an d tin y cap illary, voy ag e b e g in s on th e d e e p e st riv e r in
been determined upon as the party business in condensed drinks of all
.'very m em brane, ev ery o rgan o f th e body,
F r e q u e n tly H a p p e n s.
every em u n ctory b ecom es in effe ct a filter th e w orld, in th e C a n ad ian w ild e rn ess, policy.
kinds, from plain whisky to cocktails,
A m a n m ay w ork so h a rd ru n n in g to str a in th e blood o f im p u rities. T h e a n d e n d s w ith n e a rly 40 m iles of can al,
and from beer to gin fizzes. The
a f te r a b an d w agon th a t w h en h e o v e r­ stim u la tin g p rop erties o f S. S. S. com p el th ro u g h th e m ill d is tric ts o f E n g lan d . Twin Falls to Get New Railroad.
drummer carries a considerable stock
ta k e s it h e ’s too tire d to g e t a n y p le a s­ th e sk in , liver, b ow els, k id n e y s, bladder
C o n stip atio n cau ses m any serious
San Francisco—It is authoritatively of tablets with him for immediate de­
to ail w ork to th e one en d o f c a s tin g ou t
u re o u t of th e ride.
every irrita tin g , ev e r y p a in -in flictin g atom diseases.
I t is th o ro u g h ly c u red by declared by a Western Pacific official mand and arranges for further and un­
o f poison; it d islo d g es b y irrig a tio n all D o cto r P ie rc e ’s P le a s a n t P ellets.
One that the Western Pacific railroad will limited supplies by mail.
accu m u la tio n s <n th e jo in ts, c a u se s acid a la x a tiv e , th r e e fo r c a th a rtic .
shortly be extended to Twin Falls,
Nobody here knows anything about
a ccre tio n s to «T id v e . ren d ers th em n eu ­
Idaho,
the
heart
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mineral
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constituent elements of the tab­
tra l an d sc a tte r s th o se p ecu liar form a­
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D o c to r (to sick m a n ’s w ife )— “D oes timber belt, and Boise City, the later lets, but nobody cares, so long as they
Resident and Day School for Girls su ch m y stify in g a n d o fte n b afflin g rh eu ­
that looks and
y o u r h u sb a n d su ffe r from d elu sio n s, extension heading off the often-dis­ produce something
I n c h a rg e o f Sintern o f S t-J o h n B a p tist (Epincopal) m atic pains.
cussed line from Boise to San Fran­ tastes like liquor. The tablets come
Collegiate. Academic and Elem entary D epartm ents,
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is w elcom e to t h e w e a k e st stom ach . If d o cto r. H e ’s b een w o rry in g fo r a w eek cisco.
.
F o r t alalo g adtlrenn-
y o u h a v e d ru gged y o u r se lf u n til you r o v er w h a t h e th in k s y o u r bill w ill be.”
Plans for these extensions have of a dozen each, and the price varies.
T U E S I S T r n S U P E R I O R , O ffic e M
sto m a ch is n ea rly p aralyzed , y o u w ill b e
S í. lltlc ilH H a l l
been divulged in the last few days A small vial of tablets costing 13
a sto n ish ed to find th a t S. S. S. g iv e s no
H u n te rs C o n trib u te to R evenue.
during the Western Pacific’s efforts to cents, dissolved in a gallon of water,
se n sa tio n b u t g o e s righ t to w ork. T h is
O ne of th e im p o rta n t fu n c tio n s o f secure sufficient money with which to with other ingredients costing 50
Is b eca u se It is a pure b o ta n ica l in fu sio n ,
is tak en n a tu ra lly Into y o u r blood j u s t a s th e g o v e rn m e n t in G e rm a n y is th e is­ make improvements.
By the exten­ cents, makes a gallon of what passes
pure a ir is Inhaled n a tu r a lly Into you r su in g of p e rm its to h u n te rs. T h e re v ­
sion into Idaho the road expects to for whisky, at a total cost of 63 cents.
lungs.
en u e th u s o b ta in e d is a b o u t $1,500,000
acquire a large freight business in
T h e g rea t S w ift L ab oratory h a s sp en t
is w h a t th e y ali sa y
a n n u a lly .
m illio n s o f d ollars in p erfectin g , produc­
Militant Suffragette Dies.
timber and ore.
in g and p lacin g in th e h a n d s o f th e pub­
D id N o t L iv e U p to It.
London — Emily Wilding Davison,
lic t h is w on d erfu l rem ed y. So g iv e you r
I’ain less
O u r h ig h a p p re c ia tio n s an d ev en our
first martyr to the militant efforts of
Biplane Failure in War.
blood a good b a th w ith S . S. S ., for It
M ethods o f | k n ock s th e w orst form s o f rh eu m a tism e x p re s se d d e s ire s a re n o t alw a y s indi­
women to obtain the suffrage, died at
Nogales,
Ariz.—General
Pedro
Oje­
E x tra c tin g
an d g iv e s y o u freed om to en jo y life.
ces of o u r c h a ra c te r. " L e t m e d ie th e
the Epsom hospital as the result of a
da’s
federals
Wednesday
shelled
the
You ca n g e t it a t a n y d ru g sto r e a t d e a th o f th e rig h te o u s,” w as th e p ray­
Teeth.
(1.00 a b ottle. It is a sta n d a rd rem ed y, e r of B aalam . A nd th e n h e w e n t rig h t constitutionalist camp at Maytorena fracture of the skull sustained in an
O u t-o f-to w n peo- recogn ized ev ery w h e re a s th e g r e a te s t
attempt to stop the king’s horse, An-
« 1 »* r a n h a v e th e ir blood a n tid o te ev e r d iscovered .
If y ou rs aw a y a n d jo in e d h im se lf to th e hear and drove the state troops back to mer, during the running of the Derby
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their base at Ortiz. The insurgents on Wednesday last. Only the matron
p la te a n d bridire- is a p ecu liar c a s e and y o u d esire e x p ert
w o rk finished in o n e a d v ice, w r ite to T h e S w ift S p ecific Co.,
are said to be short of water, which of the hospital and two nurses were
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d ay it n e c e ss a ry .
“W h a t’s th e m a tte r ? ” ' S he h a s re ­ must be hauled from stations to the present at the deathbed.
A n a b s o lu te g u a r ­
je c te d m e a g a in . S he sa y s th is la north along the Southern Pacific rail­
A few moments before her death
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fin a l.” “D id sh e say how fin a l? ” in­ way, and also to lack ammunition. two comrades draped the screen sur­
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A re d p a in t h a s b e e n re c e n tly de­ q u ire d th e o ld e r and m o re ex p e rie n ced Didier Masson, the French aviator, so rounding the cot with the fateful col­
far has failed to make any showing ors of the Women’s Social and Politi­
v ised w h ich c h a n g e s its c o lo r to b la c k m an .— W a sh in g to n H erald .
with his aeroplane, from which it was cal Union, which she wore when she
w hen su b je c te d to h e a t. I t is e sp e c ia l­
F o o lish Egotism .
O f f l C t H O U RS:
ly d e sira b le fo r b e a rin g s to g iv e th e
planned to drop shells on the Mexican made her sensational attempt to in­
T h e tr u e e g o tis t is th e m an w ho im ­
8 A. M. t o 8 P . M.
S u n d ay s 9 to 1
a la rm w hen th e y a re b eco m in g o v e r­
gunboats Morelos and Guerrero.
terfere with the great classic of the
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h e a te d .
p a rtic u la r lin e of com edy in a crow d
British turf.
f a f f in g B ld g .. T h ird a n d W a sh in g to n . P o r tla n d
Radical Reform.
Machinery
St. H e l e n s H a l l
“DIDN’T HURT A BIT”
Wise Dental Co.
W o rk fo r G re atest A rtis ts .
“Anti-Hatpin” Law Passes.
o f b a se b a ll ro o te rs.
Seattle—The “ anti-hatpin” ordin­
D esig n in g , e tc h in g , a n d e n g ra v in g
N apoleonic Luck.
ance introduced into the city council
of fin e b o o k p la te s is a th riv in g p ro ­
L u ck c o n s is ts in a lw a y s m ak in g at the request of the Federation of
OUT OP TO W N1 fessio n in V ienna. S om e of th e g re a t­
p re p a ra tio n s fo r e v ery a lte rn a tiv e .—
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Women’s clubs was passed unanimous­
PEOPLE
j N apoleon.
tio n o f th e s e w o rk s of a rt.
ly. The ordinahee provides that the
ru n receive prom pt tre n t­
point of a hatpin shall not be per­
inanm o f Inm -FofseM fa,
H ealth-bail ding rm adi«»
mitted to extend more than one-quar­
ADDRESED TO WOMEN
ter inch beyond the crown of the hat
and in no case beyond the brim. Vio­
C. GEE WO
IS YOURS A
lation of the ordinance will be punish­
t h e C hinese doctor.
ed by a fine of not more than $100 or
T ry o nce m ore if yi u h n r e l ^ e n d o rt firing w ith
th is o n e an d th a t on<
1 h av e n o t oh ta ln ed jn er-
imprisonment not more than 30 days.
m a n e n t re lie f. IiCt hia p n ' f t n a tu re h e a le r ding-
nose y our oa«o and p w r : l 'C som e rem edy whoee
Hut flashes, dizziness, fainting spells, backache, headache,
a c tio n is quick, sure md ai.fe. Ilia p rescrip t lima
Rain Makes Crops Glad.
a r e com pounded fir in Roo?a. iGr»**. Pods an d
besring-dow n pains, nervousness— sll are sym ptom s o f irregularity
B ark s th a t have l»e-*i g ath e re d from every q aa r-
and fem ale disturbances and are n ot beyond relief.
t e r o f th e »riot**. T ie •♦•crets of th e se m edicine«
Topeka— More than an inch of rain
are n o t know n to th e
lie world. _ t»nt have *
was reported in Southern and South­
handed down from f a tu e r to son in th e phvsicians'
fa m ilie s in C hina.
eastern Kansas Wednesday, bringing
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C O NSULTATION F R E E .
great relief to crops which, it was
Is th a t o f a fam ous physician unusually exp erien ced
I f yrra lir e out c f tow n and cannot, call, w rite for
in th e treatin g o f w om en’s peculiar ailm ents. For
feared, would suffer heavily from dry
symptom blank and circular, enclosing 4 cents in
forty years it has been recom m ended to su fferin g
weather there.
womankind. Thousands o f wom en can bear witn^.-s
From Tulsa, Okla., it wa< reported
to its beneficial qualities. P erhaps its aid is all that
THE C.6 EEW G CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
that showers in that section had
is required to restore to you perfect health and st r**nv. h.
162} first St., Cor. Mormon
Now is the time to act, write D r. R . V . Pierce’s. BuJaio.
broken a hot wave extending over
P o r tla n d . O r e g o n .
five days and which had threatened the
K AM NOW C U B E D
l i a s . D o m ik ic R o d g f r s . o f S a n F ra n H u ro , C a lif ., w rite « :
oats and potato crops.
take pleasure in recom mending yoor w w x W rfil rem edies. and
Case of “Nerves?”
Favorite Prescription
P. If. u.
N a 2 H U
W H E N w rit in * t e ad vertiser«, please
tio n th.A pr-
The w inner is alw ays the
person who possesses a
keen appetite, and enjoys
perfect digestion—whose
liver is active and bowels
regular. The sickly per­
son lacks the stam ina and
s tre n g th n e c e s s a r y to
win. They should try
w iah to say tn b e h a lf o f jrour ’F a v o rite Preem ption* ar*l ’<*•
a
M ed-rel Discovery* t h a t th ro u g h th**ir c s e I am now e a r e d o f th e
rm riooa tro e b le s t h a t a w om an Is h e ir t o . The*« re m e d ie s -
<J
me w h e n '« th e n failed a n d I th e r e f ore re s o lv e to t a k e do other.
I t h a n k ro u fo r your advice.**
T O U R D R U G G IS T CAM S U P P L Y Y O U
IM L I Q U I D O K T A B L E T F O U 5 1
AM F A D E L E S S
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-v -er and fa ster c o lo r s th a n a n y o th e r d y e . O n e 10c p a c k a g e c o lo r s silk , w o o l > r 4 c -.i:o n e q u a lly
C olor m ore r w
e<i to g iv e p
e r fe c t resu lts. A l t d ealer, or w e w i l l se n d p o stp a id a t 10c a p a -
. M, rite for Ire«
w a l l and
e«l
pe:
M O N RO E D R U G C O M P A N Y ,
.r c y . Illin o is.
b o o k le t h o w o d y e . b e a ch an d ' m ix c ---------
o lo n .
“ Woman” Escapes Bandits.
Douglas, Ariz.—George Bogartis, a
Mexican-American rancher of wealth,
attributes his personal safety and the
possession of his money to his success
at feminine impersonation. Captured
near Oputo, Sonora, Bogartis was or­
dered to pay $5000 for his life. He
took the bandits to his ranch house
and told them to wait outside while he
went after the money. In the house he
put on women’s clothing and secreting
his money in his clothing, ^boldly
passed through the picket lines which
had been placed around the premises.
Lightning Destroys Inn.
Los Angeles—When W. B. Dewey,
proprietor of the Summit Inn, on top
of Mount Baldy, at an altitude of 10,-
200 feet, made his first trip to the ho­
tel since last December, he found only
blackened stone walls and charred tim­
bers. The fact that the peak is snow­
bound during the winter months makes
Invention Brings Pardon.
it certain that a bolt of lightning
Washington, D. C.—President Wil­ struck the building and set it on fire,
son pardoned Dr. Theodore Kharms, of for it is known that several storms
Elmira, N. Y., sentenced at Omaha, passed over it this spring.
Neb., to four months in jail and to
Quebec Has Earthquake.
pay a fine ot $300 for alleged misuse
Lachuto, Que. — An earthquake
of the mails, in connection with the
selling of stock of a company promot­ shock was experienced here at 12:89
It lasted about two
ing an invention. Since his convic­ a. m. Sunday.
tion the inven’ton is said to have minutes, but no serious damage re­
proved successful.
sulted.
HOSTETTER’S
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STOMACH BITTERS .
I t tones, stre
stren n g th en
e n s and H
rebuilds th e e n tire system .
Begin today. Avoid subslifules.
O u t O f Date.
M ajor B an k stick (of th e In d ian
a rm y )— “T ell your scout m a s te r th a t,
now I’m hom e, I sh all he p leased to
help him . if h e ’d like it, w ith field­
w ork an d so on.” H orace (o f th e Boy
S c o u ts )—“T h an k s, aw fully, d ad, b u t—
er—a re you quite up-to-date?—d rill’s
altered a lot sin ce you w ere hom e
la st.”— P unch.
CONSTIPATION
may be either a transient or per­
manent affliction, arising from
some error in diet or as a result
of constantly weak digestion.
F o r tem porary and obstinate cases
the best relief is
( H
U S J
W o n Papa's D o llar.
M a rth a ’s-school re p o rt card h ad v ery
low m ark s. H e r fa th e r prom ised h e r
a d o lla r If sh e g o t a h u n d red in an y ­
thing. S h o rtly a fte r th a t sh e fell sick.
W hen th e d o c to r had ta k e n h e r tem ­
p e ra tu re th e m o th e r ask ed him w h a t
th e te m p e ra tu re w as.
“A h u n d re d
and fo u r,” w as th e reply. “ M other,”
cried M arth a. “I h av e w on th e d o lla r
from pap a. I'v e got o v e r a h u n d re d .”
N e w Breed of D a iry Cattle.
A new b reed of d a iry c a ttle know n
as th e Illa w a rra b reed h a s b een de­
veloped in N ew S o u th W ales. It w as
o b tain ed
by cro ssin g
S h o rth o rn s,
L onghorns, D evons an d A y rsh lre s.
T h is new b reed of c a ttle h a s becom e
a fa v o rite fo r d a iry in g in th e IH aw nrra
d is tric t, N ew S o u th W ales, th o u g h It
is h ard ly know n In A m erica.— F a rm
and F iresid e.
When Your Eyes Need Care
Pry M u r in e E y e R e m e d y . N o S m a r t i n g — F e e l«
F i n e — A c ta Q u ic k l y . T r y i t f o r R e d , W e a k ,
W a te r y E y e s a n d G r a n u l a t e d E y e l i d s . I l l u s ­
tra te d B o o k In e a c h P a c k a g e .
M u r in e i s
x m ip o a n d o d by o u r O c u lists--n o t a “ P a t e n t M ed-
* *—I«— A s -------------
-
—
— * Prac­
tice f o r m a n y y e a rs . Now d e d ic a te d to tb o Ihib*
llo a n d » o ld b y D ru g g ist s at. 26a a n d 60c p e r B o ttle .
M u rin e H yo c a lv e in A se p tic T u b e s , 25c a n d 60a.
N lu rln e E y e R e m e d y C o ., C h i c a g o
Men— and V a u d e v ille .
All men may be divided Into two
classes—those w ho like vaudeville and
those who can sta n d it w hen they a re
drunk.—Smart S et M agazine.
Ha»
Te m p era m en t.
W hen a g irl Is in te n se th a t m ean s
h e r m o th e r n e e d n 't ex p e c t m uch help
w ith th e housew ork.
EXPERIENCE
OF MOTHERHOOD
Advice to Expectant Mother»
The experience of Motherhood is a try­
ing one to most women and marks dis­
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not one
woman in a hundred is prepared or un­
derstands how to properly care for her­
self. Of course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment at such
times, but many approach the experi­
ence with an organism unfitted for the
trial of strength, and when it Is over
her system has received a shock from
which ft is hard to recover. Following
right upon this comes the nervous strain
of caring for the child, and a distinct
change in the mother results.
There is nothing more charming than
a happy and healthy mother of children,
and indeed child-birth under tho right
conditions need be no hazard to health or
beauty. The unexplainable thing is
that, with all the evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
an unprepared condition, and with am­
ple time in which to prepare, women
will persist in going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rely
upon Lydia E. Fink ham's Vegetable
Compound, a most valuable tonic and
invigorator of the fjmale organism.
In m a n y homes
once childless there
are now children be­
cause of the fact
that Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s V e g e t a b l e
Compound m a k e s
women n o r m a l ,
healthy and strong.
If yea want special advice writs to
Lydia L Piakham Medicine Co. feoafl-
dentlal) I.ysn, Mass. Yonr letter will
he epeasd. read and answered by •
and held in strict confldsaoa.