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2^la<.lT.
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1» ; CHANGING A RAILROAD S NAME.
•WU and bugs of less degree find pit-
falls and often death ln the beautiful
blossom* of rhe milkweed, otberw,*«
known as the Vfrgiula swallowwort,
ir these flowers are exaiuln.-d auy *uu
ny day one will be pretty sure to find
them decorated with a miscellaneous
assortment of struggling or dead In-
sects with their legs fast In the sli(s
of the peculiar blossoms. The pollen
of this common plant. Instead of being
a powder, as In the case of most
plants, consists of sticky, waxen ma*:
es hidden within ttie blossom. When
a visiting insect thrusts a prol^-is or
leg into the opening of such a flower
some of these masses stick to It. and
tlie natural course 1* for the Insect to
fly off to another flower and fertilize
tills with the adhering pollen.
All lusecta, however, are not strung
enough to extract their legs from the
sticky places, and then ensues the
slow tsrture of hanging there until
death or a helping band releases them
from misery. Besides being beautiful,
it could be quite a useful plant If we
cared to develop Its virtues. Thus Its
milky Juice contains caoutchouc;
brown sugar has been made from the
flowers; the silky hairs of the seeds
are serviceable In the manufacture of
textile fabrics, as cotton is, anti a fiber
of good quality’ for rope-makiug may
be extracted from the stalk.
An Excellent Reason.
It Involve. • Trenieudou. Amount
Labor, Painter, and Printers,
of
:
10 St IHlBt 0» ESKIMOS
!
.
♦
An old sea .attain, under the im­
pression that he was raying a good
thing, asked a lady passenger why
men never kiss one anotbar, while
ladies waste a world of kisses on tern:
nine faces.
“Because," the lady replied, “the
mon have something fitter to kiss and
the women haven't."
I
Dark Hair
JOHN POOLE, PORTLAND, ORE.
Foot of Morrison Street.
Can rive jrou the best bargain h in Boiler*
Jobu Ratteiiburg. master pa inter of ] .................................................. ♦♦........................
and Fnrine*. Windmill«. Pumps aud <j*ne
ral Macninery
Wood *awtn< Machine* a
the Rock Island system, I* iu Denver
specialty *♦•* u* before buying
for a novel purpose. He 1* enteriug
There has been discovered upon one
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“ I hate used Ayer's Hair Vigor
upon the work of chauglug the uauie of of the Islands of the Hudson Bay. the
for a great many years, and al­
the "Great Rock Island Route" to "The remnant of a lost trll>e of Eskimos, a
though I am past eighty years of
A short-sighted woman, who was ac-
Rock Island System,” over the entire community which bus twen for centu­
•K*. yet I have not a gray hair tn
. tainted with twin brothers, one of
property of that company. At first ries without Intercourse with any oth­
my head."
'bom was a clergyman and the other
glance such au undertaking would not er representatives of the human spe­
Geo. Yellott, Towson, Md.
For forty year's Piso's Cure for Con­
a doctor, congratulated the latter on
setm *o very great, but only a mo­ cies. and whose members never, until sumption ha« cure.l coughs sad oolda. At
his admirable sermon, "Excuse me,
ment's thought is necessary to see that quite recently, bad au opi^ytunity of druggists. Price 2i cents.
We mean all that rich,
madam,” was his reply, "over there Is
it will take a long time to accomplish seeing a white man. The facta of the
Showed Profound Conceit.
dark
color your hair used
my brother, who preaches; I only prac­
the object ami that the cost will be up discovery are well establlshtsl. having
Phyllis— Harry is the most con­
to have. If it’s gray now,
lu the thousands.
tice.”
; been reported to the Federal authorities ceited man I ever met.
When the railroad consisted of only at Ottawa by the Rev. A. W. Bueklaud.
A lady of Cape Town, on meeting De
no matter; for Ayer's
Maud—What makes you think so'
I W&NT TQ BJ FOR CASH
180 mile* of Ill-laid track, all running Mr Buckland «ay* that these strange
Wet for the first time, cried: "Oh!
Phyllis—Wliv, he first assert* that I
Hair Vigor always re­
Chicken. Duck aud Geese fei
ln one State, the name of "The ltock lwople will virtually live In the »tune am the most adorable woman in the
general. I am wo pleased to meet you—
stores color to gray hair.
Address
island Route” was adopted and for age. knowing no metal*. Their habi­ world, the most beautiful, intellectual,
ur should I,” she added, naively, "ad­
O. O. SMITH.
many years served Its purpose, bringing tation* are built entirely of the skulls «nd in every respect a paragon, and
Sometimes it makes the
dress you as ex-general, as the En­
•nd Oar I* Stu.. Port land. Or
fame to the little terminal point which of whales.
then he wants me to marry him!
glish have It?" "Ex-general will do,
hair grow very heavy and
Is now only a station on the great sys­ The home of the tribe is upon South­
madam. You see I am a Britisher now,
long; and it stops falling
tem. But when that road grew Into a ampton Island, a piece of water-girt CITC Permanently Vurwo Ro flta sr n«r*ouan«fll
mid as the English are so fond of pre­
II® after nrat is»'« iseof l»r hb<Jreat Svrvfl
of the hair, too.
¡»owerful organization, with 7,000 miles land nearly a* large as the State of ■ XealorvT
fixes and affixes to their names, 1 must
Send for FH KK S’J.OO trial botlk an I treat*
SI OS a Mil«. All Sraniw*.
of track, the name was not comprehen­ Maine, lying at the extreme north end WS. l»B- R. H K lin a. I.id »31 Arc h8t.. Pin Lad ri plus, Pa
be one of them I am ex-general to-
sive enough, and a few weeks ago the of Hudson Bay. These people or thsfe
day. Who knows, some day I may be
Anything But Funny.
W ONDLRFLL
edict went forth that hereafter “The aueeators have undoubtedly inhabited
excellency!" And De Wet Is said to
Myer—The average man takes life
HOME
the
island
ever
since
Rock
Island
System"
would
replace
the
pre-Columbian
ha'e laughed at his own audacity.
TREATMENT
old trade-mark.
days, and at the present time they ex­ much too seriously.
George William Curtis, one of the
Gyer—Oh, I don't know,
Thia wutMiorful <’hl-
That little order meant that every ist exactly a* they must have done
irwe doctor in c«!led
most popular lecturers, once went to a
[real be-'an**» ha cure*
piece of stationery ln hundreds of of­ then. Having been isolated for so long joke to be arrested for murder.
people without opera­
village in the State of New York. In
fices, window signs, literature, adver­ a period It 1* natural that they should
tion tUai are Riven up
Millions of sufferers use Halidin's Wiz
view of party differences, they begged
(o die.
lie cures with
tising matter, box ear names, and doz­ possess many peculiarities. A very re­ ard Oil for pain every year and call it
(hone wondertul < bi­
him not to talk on politics. He had
Host Cough by rup- Taste* Good. L m
ne ae herbs, room, bud»,
ens ot other accessories of the system markable collection of their utensils, blessed. Ask your druggist, he knows.
In time. Sold bT druggtrns.______ .
barks and vegetable*
nothing in readings except a lecture
that are entirely un­
would have to undergo a change as weapons of the chase, and other ob-
known to medical •»<•!-
in Thackeray, Nobody In the audience
diving Papa Away.
CLOTHES AND NATIONALITY.
soon as poMible. The master painter Jects. was secured by Mr. Buckland.
en. e i u th * <
Through t he us»’ <>' ih >*e
had read any of his novels. Curtis's
harnilr** r**medi*M this fnniouw doctor knows
“Mamma," Mid 5-jear-old Tommy,
baa only a part of the work to do. He . but. to the great regret of the Canadian
the action ot over Mil) different remedies, which
allusions and criticisms fell upon the English Tailors Can Tell Atnerkuni must transform the name on the win­ authorities, It was allowed by him to ‘‘I’ll bet my pony can bent you."
Lady Prompters.
hr NUccesnlul I) uses in different dtaeaaeH. He
at Bight.*
to cur* catarrh, aaihaia, lung,
vo.' d. At the close of the lecture, the
“
Why,
dear,
what
do
you
mean?
”
Women prompters have lieen tried at guarantee*
dows and doors of the offices and on i pass into the bands of jtrlvate itersous.
throat, rheumatiNni. ncrvousneNN, stomach.
chief personages came to greet him.
V(
k G c • • c
There Is no mistaking the American signs at statlous and on the billboards.
ths Berlin theaters with succeM, as it
The huta on the island are built by asked the astonished mother.
lai*, charges moderaie.
< all and se* hint.
"Mr. Curtis,” said the schoolmaster, when he wears the clothes he brought
“I mean in a race,” replied the has l>een found that their voices carry
Patient* out of the City write for blanks and
The cor[H>rate trade-mark Is made to putting together the great jaws of
Scud < cent* In «tamps. CUNHlll^
"you must bring about au agreement with him. He almost always wears a embrace all the various lines which whales and then covering them with youngster. “I heard pajia «av that you liettcr across the stage and are less circulars.
TATIUN Flll-.K.
ADDKF j MI
among us on one point For a week Jacket of the lounge type, which some­ have recently come under the dominion skins. In the middle of the primitive could talk faster than a horse can trot." audible in the auditorium.
THE C. GEE WO ChlHESE MEDICINE C3.
we have been disputing over Longfel­ how seems cut with the special object of the Rock Island, and the change was dwellings Is a slight elevation, on
t’.at.s Corn Oft the Cob.
You Can <¡*1 Allan's Foot Kase FIIKK.
I32‘j third St., PnrtlanJ, Oregon.
low whether he's dead or isn’t dead." of making him appear to have very made much of a necessity by the man­ which stands the stone lamp, employed
Write
Mien
8.
Oltn*led,
I.eRojr,
N.
Y.,
for
*
"I can bite an apple as well ns 1 freo sample of Allen * Foot Kase, it cures chil­
"I dined with him,” answered Curtis, round and uncommonly fat shoiXders. ifold names which could 1 k > so u nch for lighting, heating, cooking, and melt­
«wealing, damp, swollen, aching feet.
"a fortnight ago.” "Ah,” said the The Jacket [Slugs away at the waist, more easily UBed under one title.—Den­ ing snow and drying clothes. This could when a child, and I can eat corn blain*.
It make* new or tlght ahoe* e«My. A certain
off the cob as well as any person alive," cure
schoolmaster, visibly disappointed; and this, together with his singular ver Post.
for
Corns and Bunions. Al! druggists sell
lamp Is nothing more than an open dish said a lady sixty eight years old and a
it. 25c. bou t accept any •uhatltul*.
THE BEST
then presently: "Anyhow, I’m sure fondness for straw hats, which, both
of w hale oil, with a wick of dry uiosa customer of Wise Bros., the fatlous
somebody is dead."
In shape and texture, suggest the idea
soaked In fat.
HI* Choice Jury.
dentists, of Portland, Oregon.
The late James Tissot who won of a carving from a corncob, gives a
The whale Is the chief means of
She had lieen fitted with full sets of
lawver Brief— 1 «<•« that case of
dumpness
to
the figure which is still
subsidence of these poor ja-ople. They upper and lower teeth by Wise Broth- yours is on. Jury drawn yet?
fame as an Illustrator of the "Life of
EEAR5 THU TRAPE MAR»
use the bone for many purposes, mak­ •re. and was perfectly astonished to tin<l
Christ," had an unfortunate experience further accentuated by the closeness of
lawyer Skinner — Yes, and it's a
ing plates and cups and toboggan-like that she is now as well supplied with splendid one.
In London when he went there after the tit in the trouser legs.
The Frenchman favors fancy vests of
sleds. They also manufacture sledges teeth that she can use as «lie was when
the Franco-German war. He fought
I .a «ver Brief—Above the average in
of walrus tusks, with deer antlers for a little girl. Wise Brothers have revo­ intelligence, eh?
In the ranks, but after the Commune wonderful elaboration. He wears a
crosspieces. The members speak a di­ lutionized modern dental methods.
started up in Faria, he was startled to frock coat with short sktrts and is fond
lawyer skinner—No; way lielow it.
alect peculiar to themselves and they
There is no more pain to be feared
find that an accusation of being a of a lot of trimming on the collar and
False Economy.
Communard was being brought against lapel. The coat grips at the waist like
There Is a considerable trade In live are the most daring of hunters. Not bv people who have their teeth attend­
him. It was another Tissot, who was a belt, and the skirt springs out like an quails from Messina. Sicily, to England. more than sixteen members of the trllx- ed to, and the cost is very modera&e.
It is the experience of every good
They make a great specialy of crown housewife that to practice economy on
THOUGH OFTEN iniTATEB
In the Commune, but he thought It Infant crinoline over the baggiest part The birds are caught In the neighbor­ now survive.
Mr. Buckland agrees with the explor­ and bridge work, and even when it is such articles as spices, baking powder
wiser to leave the country than to try of his very baggy trousers, which, by hood of the port. They are kept from
A5 A5ÄDPLE COAT
to explain matters, since very often no the way, come in suddenly at the foot three to four days In Messina In cages ers who believe the story that Andree necessary to take out all of the old and the like is generally at the risk of ON 3*¡£Lai£
IT
HAS
CAtAUOCUtS
r«L NO EQUAL
The few cents tVtRY*
time was given for explanation«. HU and look not unlike knickerbockers before being shipped, are fed on hemp was murdered by the Eskimos. He has teeth and put in full new sets, the re­ health and comfort.
sult
is
simply
wonderful.
The
false
|
possibly
saved
may
lie
very
expensive
lived
for
years
with
these
people
In
reputation as a Communard, however, which have been left growing too long seed and ground corn and are watered
M9WINC rwbk SINK or UHDtS «NOMAVI
t wth, of course, cannot lie told from if they result in impure and indigest­
Asl.TOWtr CO. &O5T0ALMA55. ««
clung to him after ho bad reached Lon­ and have reached to the ankle instead
freely every day. It '' estimated that their tents, and can not say too tnucfl
9
natural
ones,
and
the
person
using
ible foods. If you want to bo sure
don, and begun to flatter his hosts by of to the knee. His hat Is usually a silk from 90,000 to 100,000 are caught an­ for the kindliness of disposition and
them can do everything he, or, she,
painting like an Englishman. When one, but It is flat-brlmxied and of a nually. Ttie manner in which they are readiness to assist straugers, He could do with natural teeth. The set* you art getting only the very purest
Tennysonlan,
the mistake was recognized, a number pyramidal shape, such as Is traditional­ caught is with running nooses and explains the finding by them of of teeth are made to fit the gums so and strongest spices and baaing powder
"Why
do
you
call your neighbor’s
made,
see
to
it
that
your
grocer
sup­
of "high personages,” who had avoided ly supposed to have been worn by traps, and In Messing they fetch from instruments and other property by the perfectly that there is no slipping, snd
pig ’Maude?’ ’’
plies
you
only
with
the
Monopole
hypothesis
that
they
belonged
to
the
him like the pest, visited Ills studio Welshwomen and Irish gentlemen of 8 to 10 centu a head. The birds are
"Because it al «ays conies into the
the strength of ths possible bite is just brand.
If your dealer doesn't handle
and made much of him.
the Kyrle Daly and Hardress Cregan shipped ln cages from Messina to Ge­ Tyrell brothers, who in 1894, nearly like that of a natural healthy set of
garden."
them
send
m
his
name.
Wadhams
A
period. He also wears an extraordinary- noa, whence they are sent by rail to lost their lives near Marble Island, teeth.
Kerr Bros., Portland, Or.
DUSTY OLD MISSISBIWl.
Hudson Bay, and left many valuable
ample black silk tie, which of Itself England.
Mothers will find Mrs. iVlnalow's 8ooth-
The experience of the lady customer
articles
behind,
Including
their
cameras,
Ing Hyrup the best remedy to use tor their
A recent writer, describing a pet par-
here related can be yours if your teeth
Theory as to a Concomitant of Travel would be a suflclently distinguishing
Preference.
children
during the teething period.
feature.
need attention. No one can afford to
I rot, says: "He was. like all good par­ ¡dates, etc.
on Father of Waters.
“You sav that young woman com­
Mr.
Buckland
is
confident
that
An
­
The Germans are more bulky as re­ rots, a wonderful mimic, and among
[tostpone having their teeth put in plimented my singing?" he exclaimed,
Somewhat Uncertain.
“The Mississippi River is the dusti­
dree will never again be heard from.
“He’s what you'd call a professional
est road in this whole country.” said gards physique than most of the conti­ other diversions he used to Imitate to When he was asked by the Norwegian order. No one need suffer a single day anxiously.
"In a way,” ths young woman re­ public speaker, isn't he?"
a man who travels on the river a great nentals, and carry themselves with an perfection the voice and tone of my government last year to undertake a longer because they have lost the use of
their own teeth. We hope our readers plied. “She said she wouid rather
"Well, I don’t know. He spe&ka in
deal, “and if you don't believe It put uprightness which suggests military wife calling to the cook. This led one search for him, he declined, believing
will
carefully
watch
the
advertisements
on a white shirt some time and mak8 training. They are broad of shoulder day to an «unexpected result. My wife. that to do so would simply mean a of Wise Brothers in this newspaper, hear you try to sing than try to con- public every chance he can get, but
| l‘:e public never waits to Lear him."
a cruise up the river a few hundred and deep of chest, and they favor the In the middle of writing a letter, sud­ waste of time and money.—New York and lie persuaded to consult this vrse."— Washington Star.
miles. Really, no thoughtful man morning coat suit which English tail­ denly remembered an order that she Sun.
splendid dental institution.
would be stupid enough to question ors« if they are wise, recommend to 4ad omitted to give, and since, as usual
those
of
their
customers
who
are
stout
­
on
a
hot
day,
the
communicating
doors
THIS TITPHAM IS NOT REAL.
the statement if he had ever had any
A Natural Question.
ly made. The cut of their clothes fol­ were open, she called, without moving
experience %n the river.
"At your age I never told stories,"
lows
English
lines:
In
fact,
were
It
not
from her chair, ’Elizabeth!’ To which
"I was reading an article some time
said Myron I*ftiugw«ll to the youthful 1
ago about the dust on the sea und for the prevalence of Prussian blue as came the startling answer from the
one who had lieen "yarning” as is a Do not always receive the sympathy and attention which
from the description given of the due, the dominant color of the material It cook: 'Shut up, you old fool!’ Where-
wav sometimes with imaginative they deserve. Their ailments are regarded as purely
imaginary, or natural and unavoidable at their time of
youngsters.
dry sediment which falls from the would lie difficult toKay In what respect upon the parrot danced with Joy.'
Disease and infirmity should not al ways be associ-
any
decided
marks
of
distinction
could
life.
The
ornlthorhynchua,
or
duck-billed
“
At
what
age
did
you
begin,
papa?"
damp mist of the sea, I am Inclined to
The eye of the gray haired grandsire
platypus, combines the attributes of
was the disconcerting answer.—New ated with old age. Thc
think that the deposit is not in it with be found.
may be as bright and the complexion as fair as any of
The Danes and Swedes are fond of two of the great orders of the animal
York Times.
¡¿e dust of the Mississippi. The water
liis younger and more vigorous companions.
of the river is charged with fine parti­ blue cloth, and in most of their suits the world—those of the mammalia and
Mow the Miracle Occurred.
evidence
of
real
good,
old-fashioned
Good Blood hs tho uoorot othoolthy old ogo, for it regulatM
aves.
Like
the
bird,
it
hatches
Its
cles. The heavy particles In the water
Why did the evil spirits enter into and controls every part of the body, strengthens the nerves, makes the
do not leave the surface except to sink tailoring Is noticeable. Their garments young from the egg. At the same time
the swine?" asked the Bunday school muscles elastic and supple, the bones strong and the flesh firm ; but whet
ht some point where an obstruction di­ appear to lie mostly hand-sewn, and, the female Is provided with teats, like
this life fluid is polluted or poisoned and loses its nutritive, health sustain­
tMcher.
though
the
cutting
In
most
ca.*-s
Is
In
­
other
viviparous
auimuls,
whereby
she
verts the current and causes a tem­
old ing elements, then there is a rapid decline of the vital powers, resulting
" 'Cause hogs will eat any
porary poise. It Is this condition which different, It Is ea*[ to understand when is enabled to suckle her young when the
thing," replied little Sammy.
in premature old age and disease. Any derangement of the blood quickly
forms the immense bars, or sand looking at the garments how it Is that latter uave arrived at sufficient maturi­
ahows itself in an ulcer, sore, wart, tumor or some other troubleson e
so
many
of
the
West
End
workshops,
ty,
for
*hlch
purpose
the
tongue
of
the
banka, which we find along the river.
Must Forget One.
growth upon the laxly, and rheumatic and neuralgic pains become almost
These 'Yormatlons are due altogether especially in the ladles' trades, employ Infant plutypus Is pushed to the front
Flannigan—Phat's the matter wid constant, accompanied with poor digestion and cold extremities.
r
/
B
y,
ri
workmen
who
learned
their
tailoring
In
of the beak. As It Is an Inhabitant of
d • Td
to the resistance encountered by t«e
Hogan these days?
S. S. S. being purely vegetable, is the safest and
currents of the river. Mind you, the Denmark and the adjacent peninsula.— Australasia, It Is not surprising that an
Hooligan — He invinted an armor
best blood purifier for old people. It does not shock
London
Tailor
and
Cutter.
examination
of
the
skeleton
reveaja
the
heavier particles of the river figure In
that nothing can pierce, ami a «hell
or hurt the system like the strong mineral remedies,
presence of two short bones, ^hich In
these formations. The lighter parti­
that will pierce any armor, and he
but gently and thoroughly cleanses the blood and
Trusts in Former Days.
Here
Is
a
"freak"
photograph,
stimulates the debilitated organs, when all bodily
cles, and the kind I have In mind at
The cornering of foodstuffs by mon the higher organized marsupials serve first glance one would suppose that It doesn’t know which to fergit.—New
ailments disappear. S. S. S. is just such a tonic as old people need to
this time, form a sort of river dust arch» and their agents Is said to have to support the pouch. The duck bill Is was a picture of a young lady riding York Times.
improve a ’.vtak digestion and tone up the Stomach. If there is any heredi­
which Is wafted here and there by the been the easiest form of trust that purely nocturnal In Its habits and Is pro­ on a baby elephant.
Shoes Wouldn’t Fit.
tary taint, or the remains of some disease contracted in early life, S. S. S.
winds which sweep the stream.
ever existed and as they had the pow- vided with cheek-pouchea wherein to
It
I«
a
But
it
is
not
a
real
elephant
Clerk—Bo you want to exchange will search it out and remove every vestige of it from the system.
“I have heard a great many men ad­ er to prevent any bear movement in store Ito food for consumption at leis­ mere silhouette cut out of tioards and
Write us fully about your case and let our physicians advise and help
vance the Idea that this dust was opposition their deals could not help ure. Its general color Is dark brown, Is intended for an advertisement a them shoes liecause they aren’t males?
Mrs. Hogan—Di do. Fireht Oi put you This will cost you nothing, and we will mail free our book on blood
blown from the snnd bars and banks being successful ones. Accounts ot shading to light brown on the atxlomen, sign being painted on ft. The lap robe
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Atlanta. Ga.
of the river during the dry season. But such transactions are to be found ln and the fore feet are webbed beyond of a carriage Is thrown over the sign wan on me left foot an* ’twor made for and akin diseases.
there Is nothing In this claim which Assyrian records dating back 7,0110 or the claws, which web the animal folds to conceal It, and the young lady la the roight; an’ thin <11 put wan on me
-
will explain satisfactorily the constant R.OUO years, and the Bible describes a back when burrowing, at which It Is managing herself with difficulty on the roight h>ot, an’ 'twor made fer the left.
settling of dust on the boats plying very large operation of this kind car­ most expert. The hind legs of the male sharp edge of the elephant's back—
CURE Your HORSE of HEAVES
The truth Will Ont.
the Mississippi. It blows Into the cab­ ried out by Joeeph, when, out of the are armed with a spur, which Is per­ for all that, she looks comfortable.
t'litrmper or fink Hrr with I' ikiio H ut «
W*JWnr fowDS,.
Th«« Alt A «»FAT 1100» riAlFItl
The
Patson
(to
stranger)
—
This
is
Die
in. settles on the deck and other ex­ wealth of the seven fat years, lie pro­ forated and connected with a poisonous
The photograph was taken In the out­ first time I have had the pleasure of
ARD CORDITIONtl. • >ur* cur« for «11 ailment, from which hear««
posed portions of the boat, and is Just vided for the poverty of the seven gland. The beak—which, of course, Is skirts of the City of Washington, the
ariM
CUKCD 14 HOWBla.
Where is
lh*T* b**n ualnff Fmaaian Hua»« Fnwdani lb« |«<at «Ight month« and In that
like any other kind of dust which one lean one*. The Romans did the same the most extraordinary feature of this elephant being set up by the roadside. seeing you at our church.
tlm* ha»a rur*1 ||hur«*« *f «*•<•* 14 *f lM«t*tnp»r and 9 of < hroaic Lou<b
your
regular
place
of
worship,
may
I
creature
—
Is
after
death
like
a
piece
of
may find In an ordinary road during a thing through their tax farmers, who
Th* PruaaiAa KaiuodiM ba*« <aJi»*«d a <r**at reputation tn Chia ae«-tion
r-----------------------------------------
KKNKST
»L N«w*rk, W*w
ask.
dry season. There Is thia difference, laid embargoes on the food supplies old leather, but In life Is very sensitive ]
A Convenient Iieafneae.
pk
Fk|
itk«ltn.
Nail.
Me
Free
N**4 B**b.
PrvMiaa ImMv C* . Si.
Nina,
Young
Man
—
Why,
er
—
at
her
fath
­
that it Is possibly not so dry, and hence of the provinces against arrears of tux­ nnd reddish at the tip. It Is furnished,
Mrs. Hall was Just wishing she had
rOKTLÀSU ■ ■>■> Co. P.MIaaU, Ore.. Coa.« Aféala.
er
’
s
house,
to
lie
sure.
has a greater cohesive power. It es, and the probability Is that similar in lieu of teeth, with four transverse some one to send down town after a
sticks to the thing It falls on. I have operations were also conducted with plates, with which the animal crushes spool of silk with which to finish her
the small mollusks forming the main ; sewing. when her neighbor's little six-
been traveling on the river for a quar­ regard to manufacturers.
ter of a century In the lower trade,
year-old l»y came In.
Another form of monopolies, known portion of Its diet.
and I have paid considerable attention as trade guilds, has existed from very
"Well, Bobbie,” said Mrs. Hall, “if
Physicians In Pern.
to this question of river dust, and It Is early times, and these, in the middle
Rome of the young medicos of this I pay you 8 centa will yon go down to
really a very Interesting subject and ages, amounted practically to the cor-1 city who have Just graduate,I might Stone's and get me a spool of silk?”
Robert was very willing to go and
one which should receive more atten­ nerlng of certain arts and Industries get rich In a hurry by setting up In
tion. It may be pure or impure, In as well as means of distribution. The bustneM In Peru or some other of the waited while Mrs. Hall wrote the num­
my judgment no kind of dust car t>e grer.test of them was the famous South American countries, t'nited ber and color of the silk she wanted,
very pure. How this dust gets out of league of the Hanse towns. So cloee States Consul Charles V. Herdllska, of and as she banded him the slip Robbie
the river I cannot say. but since no a "combine” was this that It possessed Callao, Peru, has Just written a letter said:
“Mrs. Hall. I guess I must be a little
scientist has explained the matter or Its own fleets of armed merchantmen to the State Department In which ne
set up a standard of judgment in thia and even armies of mercenaries In or states that the people, both of that hard of bearing, but did you •af 4
The Kind Yoii Have Always Bought has borne the slgiut-
respect. I have a right to my opinion der to guard Its monopoly.
ture of Cha«- II. Fletcher, and has been made under his
country ar.u Bolivia, “hnve great faith centsF'—Little Chronicle.
on the subject
personal supervision For over 30 years. Allow no one
in American physicians nnd «urgeona Aluminum *s a ttabutttute for Paper.
|^
rff
e
Imports
of
Precious
Stone«
to deceive you in thl«. Counterfeits, Imitation« and
"There are. in my judgment, two
on account of the advanced state of
This
is
a
busy
season
among
Import
­
It
Is
stated
that
experiments
with
•• ,Ju«t-a«-goo<l ’’ are but Experiment«, anil endanger tho
ways of getting the fine particles out
medical
science
In
this
country."
aluminum
as
a
substitute
for
paper
health
of Children—Experience against Ex|xTlmenG
of the water. They may rise with the ers of precious stone« ami they are
He
also
states
that
the
American
are
now
under
way
In
France.
It
Is
doing
a
business
this
year
that
is
un
«un
mist of the morning, and when the
physicians now In Lima and Callao
dries and dissipates the mist these fine prvedented. Appraiser Whitebead, of are doing far letter than they could now possible to roll aluminum Into
Castorla 1« a harmlea« substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
particles become the sport of the winds New York, any» that the appraised possibly expect at home, and that "be­ sheets four thousandths of an Inch In |
thickness. In which form It weighs less
stones Imported
goric, Drop« and Nootbinff Nyrup«.
It 1.« Pleasant.
It
.
and are blown hither and ihither. Or I value <»f precious
fore
a
physician
can
enter
upon
the
contain« neither Opium, Morphine nor other Jiarcotio
It may be that the Influence of the sun ' through that port since J-n. 1 last was practice of bls profession in Peru he than paper By the adoption of ault-j
substance. Its age 1« its guarantee. It destroys Worms
able machinery these sheets can be]
on the surface of the water will suffi­ about * 1 '’>.2.V>.'*X). Of this sum fully must pas« a state examination upon
and allay* Feverishness. It cure* Diarrho-a and Wind
made even thinner and ran lie used for
E2.000.000
was
for
Imports
since
the
ciently dry and bake these finer parti­
Colli'. It relieve* Teething Troubles, cure» Constipation
medicine, conducted In the Spanish .book snd writing paper
The metal
and Flatulen«’V. It aaslmllalr* the F< hh 1, regulates the
cles to make them an easy prey to the 'teglnnlng of AugusL This was far language.
W, ’will not oxidize. Is practically Are and ]
W 1*. Douglas shoes are worn by
l^yontl
the
record
of
any
previous
Htoma« h utid llowcl*, giving healthy and natural sleep.
winds. The wind which constantly
more men in all stations of life than
water
proof,
and
Is
iDdestructlbls
by
l
ane-
“
f
Meam-Pipe
Ksplosfossn.
The Children’« Panacea The .Mother's Friend.
year.
All
sorts
of
prerlous
»times
are
■weeps the surface of the rtxer would
any other make. be< SUM they are the
Many steam P*P* explosions are due worms.
brush them from the water and waft included in these figures, but they are
only shoes that in every way equal
to water han.wr action. A plug of
ihlefly
dlamomla
with
pearls
a
good
those costing >' no ami A1' <M).
them with the direction of the wind.
Like F«pa-
water
only
six
inches
long
pnqwlbd
W. L. DOUCLAS 84 SHOES
I do not pretend to My that thia la ex­ second on the list.
only two feet under a pressure of flf-1 -I Mw Klumsey s baby yesterday .
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
actly what happens, but It seems to me
It's a regular chip <»ff the old block."
Bear*
the
Signature
of
Her Little Joke.
I.W
teen pounds can exert a prewur» of
Sas
"Why,
I
couldn't
aee
any
reaemblanca
to be a reasonable explanation of the
••This la certainly a funny oecups
••rww /ewfAera. ffeg/ •
l«unds
[<ounds on being suddenly »top-
stop­
existence of the strange phenomenon lion." remarked the cook, as she sllcwl
< Cdf. r#e/ Kd CerwKI
at all.”
Pat**! Cd' £%»•»♦/. 9
i
<
«»l4»r Krwlet* n«e«l.
ped.
_____
Co/f.
»-tf
F*a
•No? Well, when I mw the kid M
we call river dust—New Orleans
haw* W L. DOVOT A9T
Booth Africa oT Fskanli «trtgln
Casti».! «ir.-;;
had Juat opene«l Ita mouth and put Ito
______
'ice rtcfirel n
Times Democrat
"1 fall to »ce the point," A-jotned the
thnr, hf »4/. ftr
< atalnf /Vw.
South Africa Is of volcanic origin, foot In It"- I’hlladelphta I’reas.
auburn-haired waitrsM.
W L DOMILA«. BKOCkTON. MAM.
DFATM TRAPS OF INSECTS.
and
the
land
In
the
vicinity
of
Kim-
,
"Why " m iftthe rook, with an ludl-
A wife •■an read her husband’« mind
». r. ». v.
a •ld* berley la *> aulpNoreNa that even anta all rig»’ The diffi> ulty is In patting
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Ferite to Which Crestnre« that Fly bU smile, "hm’t »»clnt
cannot
ex!*t
■*••
B-
___
_
and Crawl Are «abject.
splitting affair?”
_____
him to acknowledge that abe read»
The Me of Insects Is beset with
When you ke*k at some people the, bun right
A lIHl* learning often »»'es a u»an
many perils, and the chances that they
iU»t LbiAg job think of ■« a clulx
wUl Uve to "a eri-en old age” are ex- from jury du[y.
DR.C.GEE WO
POMMEL WORLD
SLICKER
, IN THE
OLD PEOPLE
mill1
1 RUSSIAN
¿ HEAVE
1 OWDERS
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What is CASTORIA
$3&’3£2 SHOES iT
The Kind You Have Always Bought