The Eugene weekly guard., December 06, 1902, Image 9

CATARRH OF LUNGS.
Friendly.
A Prominent Chicago Lady Cured
by Pe-ru-na.
Miss Maggie Welch, secretary of the
getsev Kosa Educational and Benevo.
lent Society, writes from 38« North
State street, Chicago, III., the follow,
ing glowirg words concerning 1’eruna
“Iatst fall 1 caught the most severe
cold I ever had in my lfie. 1 coughed
night and day, and my lungs and
throat became so sore that I was iu
A Valuable Gold Piece.
In 17S7 • L goldsmith
'*
of the name of
I‘rasher coined a * sixteen-dollar gold
pioco, which is m low one of the rarest
of coins, there e being but four specimens
of it known, ’ -?.11. of w,,'i'b are held at
130,00 each. This r©« pieee has the
well known motto stain ped upon it in
this mixed-up form:
“Unium E
riuribus.”
All That Was Necessary.
“You must abandon all
cares for theduture,” says the
cian.
“But I fear that I have not yet ac-
cumulated sntiieient money,” protests
the multi-millionaire.
“.»officient?” repeats the doctor,
“Why, my dear sft, you have enough
money to pay phyaiciaua’ lets (or the
rest of your life"
Mias Maggie Welch.
great distress.
Al1 cough remedies
nausea’eud me, and nothing afforded
me relief until my doctor said, rather
in »joke, ‘I gue-e I’ertina is the only
medicine that will cure yuo.'
“I told him that 1 would certainly
try it, and immediately sent for a bot­
tle. I found that relief *m^tbe tir-t
day, and as I kept taking it faithfully
theocough gradually diminished, and
the soreness left nie.
It it fine.”—
Maggie Welch.
Address the Peruna Medsacine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, for free literal«#» »«
catarrh.
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OCR OFFICE DOOIK
Wards Worth Fteaaig$;fM4t Wte«. ■sat*,
the Famous DtnUtes vf IMvCtenti.
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“Whenever our o 4I wm <.qutes to ad­
mit a patient,” said Dr. W. A.' Wi.te,
of Wise Bros., the gr-ate teaatate, fftel-
ir.g building, Perttewd-. Ob., “te wMte
it to be be'-iMseo t>® )»teMte A hmm * m «^
ex pec 8> only the tote note wwte ®«sr-
jcient-ioiiH work.
“That’s t-he as-rn of
ariswteirteg*-
“Wheaever e«-r attiwe >*®*«r ®tew»» I»«»
hind a pa-tieei we «<ant kt to be
of »attof-a-et-bin i -1| mh ) to) »«tevfee priw*«—
and friendlinese for o«r prweta*»—to
bring him again—wit-k frieata.
“That's the Brim of onr wwte.
“Many people etill t-htok that gte&iwg
your teeth put in or.<Jte, er bav-i«*g
extracted and new »nets paC to eeeta
lots of Bi/mey and knrto. Thie in not
so. It d .es not cete inuvii n«ni*e< in
our office, and it ‘doesn't huct a bit.’
That exclamation from onr < wStetttee is
getting to be widely repeated»’.’
Bananas English Style.
At English tables spoons are served
with bananas.
If the. bananas
served as a single fruit course, however,
sherry is usually sent around with it.
A few drops are poured upon the plate,
and the banana, stripped little bv little
of its skin, is dipi>ed into thisdnd thus
eaten.
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To Get Out of It Cheap»
Mrs. Newcomb (oa baiag aeiM te
contribute a dollar to ltep‘a>a»k« up the
deficit in ti e mmi.-^r's salsao»)—Kete-
ly, I can’t aford to five so mmk
taoswy; hmate I’ll Ixsy tite «LIU»«««, a
posiite W oodW*, » «am «f i’««. tea ted»
milk, a b«*t>* «< olivet, »«■•— qyttieM
v>Mte«, a
nate «(*• cut » etwr«
for Che s 4 msm > i iaa|»p«r, te— y*»»»«.te te
whig* aw» to hn» ta naaal im.—>mdp-
la ««te whnw to »«a A Ate lam Yinnm
fates ws«ad «4 jse. ^gv ta»uF«»M»to
to the <*wl:-«r tesato, tbesw w tetoir«*»
so S(>»<4 M l>r. As<«at Keswiv's Hswaa-
tar.j tow-v-® Kiev, id» wajaMwtisai wHh
whM a» itoi«w«ly tevit-ed ton m » to
Ito. .IsaroAe Oil sn rsa oitoHiteJ ayq»li«u»-
t*M« aloag th» fsiMtS ef the throftt, train
eleve wp uader tlsv chia to wall down to
tto* top to th* eftetg; tho mro rowedy
SMiete Mie other, and ae iateti'tod, tl.ej®
hi complete tmiewn. The wonder-
tot peftetFaRjioa poster of St. Jacobs Oil
wrabtoy it to rear h the adhesion of for­
eign matter which lines the bronchial
tubes acid ^hich makes breathing more
And more dittlcelt. As these adhesions
become inflamed and enlarged, St.
Jacobs Oil can-es meh adhesions to
break away, making expectoration easi­
er a-r.d more free. Dr. August Koenig's
Hamburg Breast Tea, drank slowly and
very hot, sooths and heals the parts, is
comforting and quieting, stops the
cough and relieves the breathing. This
manner of treatment (and there is no
other two remedies that will work to­
gether so successfully) reaches the diffi­
culty from the outside and the in-ide
at tne same time.
St. Jacobs Oil
neaekes the roots of the adhesion, and
assists Dr. August Koenig's Hamburg
Breast Tea in clearing them; the both
nemedies act in unision in healing ami
caring. The above remarks apply w ith
equal force to cases of asthma, creup,
1 whooping cough, enlarged tonsils and
all bronchial affections. Every family
sAould have St. Jacobs Oil and Dr.Aug­
ust Koenig’s Ham >urg Breast Tea al­
ways in the house in order that they may
be promptly used in the first stages,
often the maladies develop with
derfnl rapidity, amd «implications
place wut-h equal suddenness.
After fifty Years of Wedded life a .Ian J
and tt s W .ie Give
Advice.......... t
"Never get married.” Si^h I
advice given to young people by Mr».
Reulam Nagle, a farmer, of St. I.nu
renee, l'a., a sad-faced wotueu of sev­
enty years. Her husband 1« about the
same age. and for half a century they
lived together a« man and wife. Only
the other day they agreed to I
aud they went about «akin
rangements apparently ivitlmut a pang
of regret. First, they went to nil at­ found little happiness in the weddtQ)
torney's* office audQlie drew up tlie state, and the same Is s the case with a
letters. Next tlfly had deeds prepared large^[>ercentage of o^l
¿hem. There are
making an equal division of their prop­ some tn my own nelghborbood. You
erty. They started out In life with read of others In the newspapers, , and
little, and wound up half a century of some don't say much alsmt It. We
matrimony with about $♦<>.< w Invested didn't have much money when we
in real estate and securities. This xfas started out In life together. We were
’
amicably divided without tl.e shadow economical and thrifty, aud I thought
of ^difference. The lawyer having that Its possession would bring me con­
prepnrisl the papers hand© them to tentment. lu that I w as mistaken. We
theoeouple and^lhe husluind paid his accumulated little comp;l»ed with the
fee. Then they walked to the court great fortunes of the w.01<!, but it
ltouse together, filed the papers In the was enough for our ueetla«aud yet we
Recorder s office, and 111 the corridor were not happy. There Was a time
of the building separated without a when lebclleved that the poasea»*|>n of
display of any emotion »hatever. money woul« tiring me, as a married
""ell, ¡0 >d-by,” he sa d. and she re­ woman, the greatest satisfaction In the
plied “G»>d by.” They did not even world, but 1 found that I was mistak­
sliakQ hands, only the slightest nod ns en. Young man. just take this advice:
each wentohls or her own way.
Don't get married, and accept this as
Their neighl«rs declare t*liat they the truth: »oney alone tiring#nether
never knew them to quarrel. tho»l;li contentment nor happiness*.”
they often had strong differences of
Mr. Nagle lias gone to live on one
<©iH^«. "In fact.” said Mr. Nagle, of the farms which he secured by the
“we «1 rifted aw naturally Into the Idea divls on of their property and there
•f wpamting « we did Into matrl- li<‘ expects to spend the remainder of
«•ay. Wn sisay4yodecl«ied to live apart Ills days. Unless they should happen
WaHte we weenn't bn^»y, aa4 tliut'a to me i by chance. It Is not lately that
aM thMw hi a text it”
they will s*'e each other ou thia side
M m . XagM has I' Vii n n w l ten rate of the.graxe. "Advised you not to get
«■■re :■ te* te-1 teto«tetn>»4. which te a married, did she?’’ lie said. "So do I
untteMl tn* a Krite and tea oiccate*<l
that's what 1 say. It brought us no
ever si<nwe.
was them that tee win* happlnsw. \\ e worti't content«!, and
fowl ¡Mid qne.sktened aw to law views so we decided to separate. Marriage
m > aarrlate. when site declared: 'Nev­ In our case, as in many otlier8| wag a
er gee married. That's tny advice. I've I flat failure.”
health for 10 Cents.
A lively liver, pure blood, clean »kin. bright
eves, Ivi . rivet health t an* a re la t «tidy ’ athart
k will o • Mam
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and »e< ur© them for you. AU
dru<.i»u, lue, i t
Can't Afford to Eat.
“Yon complain of being half starved
on account of the high prices! Why,
man, you are making a fortmc* oft your
trues farm.”
“That's just it. I can't afford to eat
any of the vegetables when they’re
worth so much in the marset, b'goali.”
BetterOThan Item», Canned.
We know it is hard for you to believe
that any fruits and vegetables put up
in a cannery are better thjn the ones
your mother or wife puts up, but that's
just what we mean to nay •about the
brand Monopole You won’t l>e sur­
prised at the statement, after you try
them.
Get Monopole canned goods
from your grocer. Wadhams A Kerr
Broa., [lackers. Portland, Oregon.
Asthma
She— You must not kiss me until at
are formally engaged.
He—Do you mean to say that you
always insist upon that rule?
She—I’ve always tried to.
[
“One of my daughters had a
terrible case of astlQpia. Te tried
almost everything, but without re­
lief. W e then tried Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral, and three and one-half
turtles cured her.”—Emma Jane
Entsminger, Langsville. O.
JOHN POOLE, PORTLAND, ORE.
Faut ol Morrl.cn Street.
Can jriv'’ y- u the be” bars«In» in Hollers
and F.ngine» windmill«. I urn¡>. an.1 i.«ne­
ral Mai hiuery W « .( ’-awing Machines a
specialty
• U» hen.re buying
Acer's Cherry Pectoral
certainly cures many cases
of asthma.
And it cures bronchitis,
hoarseness, weak lungs,
whooping-cou^h, «roup,
winter coughs, night
coughs, and hard colds.
TteMstiM: Ik.. Ilk . II.
Portl nd Dividend Company
211 and m3 Commercial Hld<.
24- W asblngton Street. iMrttand, Oregon.
>-■ • will earn y,.ii
.
. ,«r month
? ■
S
|luu will earneyou
4 *• per tn..nth
l'ay al le no nthljr. ('all or write.
!.. M. Davis, Pres.
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All »rerftils.
Mothers will f.n<i Mrs. A'lnslow's Sdgth-
tug Syrup the best remedy to use tor their
Ohildreu during the teethiug jieriod.
We tfliùrK ig-e l»lt.
Shu—Not very [s.pulRr in the clubs
eh?
JI«'—I should say not!
He knows
when to quit in a poker game.
:
I WANT TO BUY FOR CASH
Consult your doetor. If he says take It.
Hien >i< as he ss'4
If he tells you not
to take It then iLtfi t take it
He
Leave H nub him W.« ate willing
J C A \ LR CO.. ¡A»weU. Mas».
Chi ken. Duck and Geeoe featb-
erì. Ad-1 resa
:
knows.
C. O. SMITH,
1Oth and Dav !u St a., Portland.Ot­
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The Swedish Bride.
Swedish bride, if she be prudent
and superntitioUB, will fill her pockets
with bread before she seta out for the
church, and to every poor person si e
gives a piece, thus averting as many
miafortunaa from herself or her hus­
band.
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SLICKERS?
WHY
i
BSEEEEECSfeE- □ vJSKOaikJL'XX;
Preparing for
Holiday Trade
,
COUÂfî?
1 F THE STANDARD
5TANDAK1 KA-*D
KA"ÍJ> Of
1 ; I WATERPROOF“
SV' 11 OILED
OILED CLOTHII
CLOTHING
YOU HAVE ALWAYS BOUGHT
Made in black orycllot?
of th* beat materials and
sold with our warrant t/
lirtlAble dealers evwywu.ere
»ell you Nuts.
Nut»,
Mt. STORAKEBPER: We «ell
Uals'te. titled I ruits. Vermont Marl» -u<»r.
Dates. Elga, Honoy. everything you need for
the holiday«; better quality and lower prices
than you can dud elsewhere Hen.! for our
special n.gidav Price IJsl, or write u. and we
will call <>n you.
TOURUW ERS: We always buy egg» butter,
che. apple». 1« ar«, onion« and spud» Have
you any to »ellT let ua kut.w. u you want a
good price.
WOLF & SONS.
A. d. TOWER CO . BOSTON. MAS*.
ßO&Wft Qprnianenny Curmi
•fto nt« or nervousnMi
1» Fw «rter Unit I at '« i*e«'f l>r • Khne'u(ireat Nt-m
2Mbr«r S^n.i tor
trial Iwtll«'an<i
tea. 1^1. y. li K lin » l.td. *31 J|geh '
PhilaUalp’jH«.F©
ESTABLISHED
ISS«
W holesale I ruits and Produce.
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105 I DONT ST., PORTLAND, OR.
0 osoæjœasœd
TrMMte o' t'Jf* O n.
ll»ehlor—l’«e got *reat
for >ou,
old man. I’m engaged.
Bfenedic*—Well, you needn't come
to me for jympathy. h'ni married.
DR.C.GEE WiT
XV ONDURFUL
HOME
TREATMENT
GREAT RAILWAY PROJECT
-*<1 in nil clashes of Industry, develop
new industries and enterprises, st* liu-
FraposciH I.ine Will Open Up a Vu.t
late farmers to take up farms, expand
jti,l Rich Country.
small villages iuto towns and. in a
With the building of the Denver,
word, make a rich country of wbat is
Northwestern and I'acltle Railway a
now almost unapproachable!
Rew tnuiseoutiuental railroad system
win etit?r Into competition with exist­ AMERICA’S BIG LANDHOLDER.
ing transcontinental lines. The u<te
railroad will run west and northwest John S. liilby of Missouri S.fi I to SSr-
puss All others.
from Denver to Salt Lake City ami w ill
John 8. Bilby, of Quitman, Is a tnan
reduce the tim^ by rail between these
whose mime doesn't often appear tn
two points ten hours.
David H. Moffat, president of the the new simpers, but If auy newspaper
First National Hauk of Denver, will man was shrewd enough to get him to
Nerve.
build the new road He has entered talk he could w rite an Interesting story
Summer Girl — To® man I nmaey
Into an agreement with Senator W. A. about the old man. There Is hardly a
must be handsome and clevor.
Clark, owner of the San I’«,' iro. l.os An­ doubt that lie owns and controls more
Summer Mau—Ik>w birtunati'
geles and Salt Lake road# by which the soil than any otliet»lmllvl<Iual In Amer
have met.
two roads will connect at Salt Lake lea. He owns at least 3,'i.hoo acres of
City, -thus establishing a through eon highly valuable laud lu N'oduw ny°aml
For coughs and col ' t there is no bCfttca
medicine than Piso's Cure ft» Uousuuip-
jieetion between Denver and the Fa- Atchison counties. Missouri. He has
lo.ooo or 15.000 acre» lu Nebraska. He
tion. 1‘rice 25 cents.
cific coast.
lias a big tract, euiliraeiug 35,000 or
When
it
Is
Ivorne
In
mind
that
Mr.
In a Minute.
in.ooo acres. In Arkansas. He owns
Nodd—Well, I wish I knew how* to
#jO9®»°OC
land In five other states. Still lie la
pass away a few hours’ time.
not Katlstiml. Recently lie has been
Todd—Why, 1 thought you-were with
getting coiitn 1 of some linmeuse tracts
your wife just now.
In the Indian Territory.' The Fairfax
“I was. I left her in a restanraut
Forum says he luis leased 115,000 acres
looking over the bill of fare.
there nlready, aud that he Is deter-
mln, <l°to add 3o,ooo more to the sum.
tin a conservative estimate, lie already
ow ns or has leased 180,000 acres, aud
lie e' pects to have more than 200,000
¡lores before he closes peudlng deal«.
Cremugiion.
‘•I «tifFere.l the torture» of the tomnrd
There are, of ionise, ranch companies
with protruding pile» bru. ent on Io cons; pa­
No! until 1884 was the first body
and syndicates w hich can make a big
tion with which J was afflicted for twenty cremated in England.
The number
years I ran across your CASt'AfiKTS u II.e
ger showing than tliln, but probably
town of Newell, la and never found sc thine of bodies cremated annually has steadi­
no one person.
to equal them To-day 1 4m <r.:ir»> free from ly inareased rims both in England awl
piles and feel like a new man "
Mr. Bilby has lived In Nodgway
C H. K bits . Uli Jones bt. Sit jx City. Ia
tho United States.
County many years. He came from
New Jersey, Aringln^wltb him an ap­
Tow Ran Get Allen’s Foot E'Rso fat!!*.
CAMOV
parently Insatiable appetite for land.
Write Allen S. Olm.ted, Is’Koy, N. Y., for a
CATHARTIC
free sample of Allen’s Foot Ease. It cure» chil­
He Is rough lu speech, dress and man­
blains. sweating, dat'ip, swollen, aching feet.
ner, but no man of jR-netration ean
It t ho . new '.r t’et, t -“<■<■« , e y A certain
cwrefert rn« and llttnlons Alt druggist» sail
b'< k Into tils face without perceiving
it. -Jc.
!ÔC. Don't accept any snl'Stitute.
C enato » C lark .
TWADf MARK RtGI»-î*eJ
that he lias great sbftwdness. Al
Interested.
though now» far along toward 70 years
WraMgur-rl 4|4,1 you, I like to WS* Moffat’s new road will connect ut old, he spends most of Ills time on
I«nver with the Kock «land and the horseback riding <^'er Ills Innds. His
y ung lovers.
Fle»»ant. Palatab *
Potent. Taste <b
Ep
Second Stranger—Ah, yon nniSt lie Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, the northwest Missouri holdings are all
Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gri| »>. I“c »■•. «€
... CURE CON 5 fi PATÍO«
...
axi optimist, my friend.
importance of this new connection bd- rented "on shares.”
Si.ill»»
I.«»«»,, l»!,,«». » ,.ir,.L
«•'«' 'T
Stranger—No, I run the ice cream coni«« apparent.
It has been suggested to Mr. Bilby
pevlors.—Chicago New%,
The Denver. Northwestern anil **a- that leasing Indian lauds may Involve
K^’TO-BAC iio,,|>*nd<i' ”'’rs*,rn’bT
clflc railway will traverse a virgin ter­ ld*i In legal dlttl'-ultlcs, but this only
ritory. from Denver to Salt Lake City, makes liliti lai gh. He *i of un exceed­
a distance of approximately 5<«» miles, ingly litigious disposition, nml It Is
being 235 miles less than by the Den­ doubtful (S' there has been n time In
ver and Rio Grand« Railway betweeu forty ^'ears when
has not I m 'VU In­
DeSver and Salt Lake City.
volved In from one to a dozen law­
The section through which the roa.I suits. So keen R business man -ls ho
will go Is as large as tbe State of that he seldom loses a suit, and he
Si-enn ptw»ie V.ave been suffering l’winsylvanla and is rich In nilm®als, seems to get iis niueli satIsfHte loii from
front llhgauMtisia s® lotig tte»t anthracite coal aito splendid sgrlcul- winning a case ns from ilrlvlng t sharp
they enn acarct fe- r«n«inlwf ti'-* twrto p<«sil>iMttoe. and y«K It te not bargain, Kansas City Journal.
tar»
thwy Wte oniiredv frwg t«tv®teiwl to' a site»!«* rote
gogrihnl of «% IteWSgtei'
The griwt territory »irthwroa ®<
an
pain, awl have
Innovations In Journalism 'tir» »<<
P
edv «. **« yet aiigpvelaped. Is gr«»:er
long Ntiwcc fi a‘<gc4ten tlm joys of a painltea
___ "7 looked Mr In Europe. but
px istcnce. TV»y age aft tl.* r.Mtrey < f ovorjs bn anta than tto» eomblaed%rs»a id Ver­ ffeavrally
iTl wind awl tlpefr missr® to ajrjravated mont, X»w riamte1**«. H*«»' huate's. Parke «f I»’* baa keen doing a f.»
INFLAMMATGiw .
1
xj'teti^to.cteM«».«»»!*.'9 chang®«« Btewto Lwlaad. Cimatetlc«. Dataware tlilags I« that line which have) ber n
•mil
.Jwiwte' wbieU have a coitoto® dtatlm.rly new. The latest la £ Jour-
A»l nc»4 trr IcArters. which has berti stan­
barometers afcW most accurate in w ther pre <:
tta i»rr«n«»:r£ ptans- »• «1 popabwtan ®f totext
th« teertKry to-ley.
te cajwbl» te <«• th» )Mirp<»«'(3»f dlssenilnntiriX
musclesand joints foretelling the a: tr< , ;ln rt.;- V-.'r:V *<• th» w *■»< »Mail
«* sxxte’f’ -Ol to lw”’’ ,la* *»•«” •• I ti*»fnl latoainatloi» among .the mendi­
weather. It is from these constant suherer s that the gre ” |t«rM „
:;■> frrffier, th» •©•iealt»«:« sad’tjie cant fraternity, and the price of which
cripples is recruited. Their l>o<:..c ire won
tieef raiser, h®»» a p'qigj.itios of »sly Is 5 <■< i(jy a copy. At a glance It would
the joints become so stifTened and ant
l«.<»«i.°lt Is elaimiM by the proje. »r seem »« If this < harge w.%s rather high,
Bowlinsr Sreen, Hy».
that they are at last compelled to give
Gentl»ii>«n:-Al it •
•«» 1 of the road- that there Is not a similar ^on-lderlng the « ui >| h >«>’<! straitened
up or hobble about on crut :.es.
w»3 a'.tacketety a-ute B!®im»taa ©eh territory of equafeare* in the . means of Its readers. l»ut presuma lily
Nobody ever outlived Rheumatism;
in my shoulder», arm» and lags below Owhole United States without a ra.l- the editors ®n-.w « hat they are alMiut.
the disease never L "»ens its grip or
the knee. I could not raise my «rm road.
Th— © irtlsenients furnish Interest­
•
to comb my hair. Doctor« proienbed
leaves of its own ao i»l. but must be
It
has
been
sal!
that
a
straight
line
ing
n:i'l ng for beggars tein|«>rarlly
for me for over two month» without
driven out by intelligent and j ■ rO t
Bivins me any relief. I »aw 8- 9- s- run I* drawn frot^ (.’©■ynne. Wy>. out of a job, though It Is difficult to
ent treatment through the b! I for
adverti«id and decided to try ^t. to l’ark City. Utah, e.nt of O<lt Lak" understand how the advertlaer couhl
Rheumatism of every variety and f >rm
Immediately I comme« ad it« use X °Clty. for 350 mile» without touclilng a < XI« < t to re< • ivc ©i answer to the fo®
is caused by an over acid cemlit: "■ "f
felt better, and remarki-d toQ my mllniad track. From Silver I'iun« l<>y©ng:
the blood, and the deposit in mu.- .es,
mother that I wa» x'.ad I bad atT«»t fifty-four miles west of 1 leaver. To
• W anted a blind tnan Äi<?can play
joints and nerves of corrosive )
us
found »ome rel.-f. I cor.tlnu ' • Provo, Utah, a similar straight line of tlie flute a little.
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and gritty particles, and it is tl. -e
use and am entirely well. I wiU 300 miles can tie drawn without touch­
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nf
.minate
dumb^.an
Probably
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irritating substances that pro'luce the
alway« f»«l d’-P’-T ir.t-re»ted in tM
Will tell bll » Optici ' otifrvre of the va-
auccoas of 8. B. 3. s'.nce it did me •• ing a railroad track. It 1« 225
inflammation, swelling and p.v.rs.
from Grand Junction. Colo.. <
caney.
much good.
Yours ,rab’'
which last as long as the blood reniu . "
Denver and Rio Grande Itallwa <1.1*
MBV ALICE HOBTOM.
Here 1« i smtbrr «ampie of sn «d-
in this sour and acid state.
north to tbe Union Pa<'lflc In am
311
Twelfth
Street.
°^"^Y, w<w rrin,y"
vertís.»!
va i ■ ■
To cure Rheumati-m perm an er :y
Wyoming. The
n Pa< Iflc fl
ard qn«llfl<
Iti ■fi ations:
the blood must be purified an 1 inx:g-
nearest point Is !<« mile« to tlie
50
"Wanted a lame man for thè «<a
orated, aud no other remedy d's t ’ *<> w
and the Denver and K o Gran >
.me wttbout « righi arm pre
refreshes and restores to the thin a
Wiles on the south. The route ri
•rred."
taming properties. And when -•
new railway is midway L a e •en ti
In addltlon to "ads” <>f thl» klnd no-
t'Jte body the acid poisons and irrtt
,f forth' "¡n tig < hrls'en.ng*. I q -
points.
This territory, w.rbout
1 XhClimat: sm 1
lw ad blrtbdays of rl< h ("■’•pie are
road, doing Its business h
I. «o flint thè l-'ggnr mny kn<>w
it S. S. S is a
©• In g'i to pr"»'-<alte bla V'xatlon
on or on foot, now con
tiicinc and docs
© York Tin.-a.
thousand persons who ar
m arh like the
th «U<
raising «hep and cattle «
nelies. but buihi
Trip to th* Bottom.
In a small way nnd doing
rarely proposed to ullllx«* tbe
It I» gra
> an against all tlie »!>»'
Ruf»rn«nfw Goulwt for carrying pa»-
from a lack of ^-anspor
©•*n<*»ra «* e tr'ps to t! * bottom of lenke
greatly will a ra lr»ad. «
the pain-raclted, despondent Rheumatic »
ya'iout
Geneva at |3 a bead.
quate
transptrtatlvD
te
p
i
Irowi Phvsi^ians of expere-. c a-, s
■ '
z 11«'\ J A. 2 A® .
•our eamt.
THF SWIFT SPiQIHO C^..
O
ACUTE AND CHRONIC.
MUSCULAR. bíERCUñíAL
ARTICULAR AND
A Tug at It.
Myer—Sylker is n friendly tort of a
chap, isn't he?
Gver—Yes; he’s most too friendly.
Myer—How 's that'
Gyer—He no sooner quits shaking
your hand than he tries to pull your
leg.
.
This wonderful <’hl-
neit»- ilo'tor I n called
great becaf»« h« cures
people without opera­
tion that mro given up
io<be.
He cures v tth
thoxe wonderful Chi-
nt*«e herbs, root», hud».
b
bark» aii‘1 veKctablv»
-As ihNl are entirely un-
'd1'*»» Known to uiedleiU wi-
v ,u th<M i uu.xi y .
I hruilgfc ihr usvot Lhosv
hurmlrNN reuivtli« h this famuli» tioetor knows
thv Mi'tioii oi over fiuo different renird»«*», which
hr nuee« wslul I) uses in different dfiieaaaa. He
KUHisni«-«s lu cure cmarrh. asihniH, lunK.
throat, rheuinatiNiii, nervousness, stomach,
lix • r, kidneys, etc.. iiaa Hundreds of testimon­
ial». Charlies moderate.
< all and see him.
raiirntN out of the city write for blanks and
circulars. Send 4 cents In stamp». CUNHl k
I A I ION Fllb h
Ahl»KI-.*s
Tile Kind You lltoe Ahvitys Bought Inis borne tho «ignn-
lure of Chits, II. Fletcher, nml bus been inmlo under his
iiersonal Hii[>crvisioii for over 30 years. Allow no ono
o deceive you in this. Connterfcits, Iniitntions ami
«Jast-as-good’’ are but Experiment», nml emhingi-r tho
iMealth of CliHdrcn—Experience against, Ex|>erhii« nU
TNE C. GEE WO ChlMESE NEOISINE CO.
What is CAST0RIA
132*a Third St.. Portland,
ag* Mention paper.
Oregon,
Castorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops nml Smithing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnreotio
Mlbstance. Its age is its guarantee. If, destroys Worms
anal allays Feverishne»s. It cures Diarrlurn ami Wind
Colic. It relieves 'Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It as»imilates the Food, regulates tlio
Stomach ami Bow<*ls, giving healthy ami natiirul sleep.
Tlic Mother*» Friend
The < hihlren • h Panacea— ..............................................
The Kind You Have Always Bought
« Bears tho Signature of
For Over 30 Years
A
$3 &$3*5fi SHOES toot
FINE UMBRELLA
W. L. Douglas shoes are the stan­
dard of the world. This is the reason
W. L Douglas makes and sells morn
men's *:i imi and *3.80 shoes than any
other two manufacturers.
1« the bent present In Oregon or Wa-*lHngton you can
give your wiie, your daughter, vour lady friend, or
yoiiTM-lf for < hriatmav
We mdl beautiea, uf l<e*i
quality, at very reanonable prt<*ea.
JOHN ALLHSINA, Portland, Ore.
23R Washington Rt . Near Woodard. < larke A Co.
;««l Morrison ht , netfr .Meier A Frank Co
W. L. DOUCLAS $4 SHOE*
CANNOT
BE EXCELLED.
lo.ooo
¡17^. ti.io3.si«
OOlieCIAM
Bill« I.lrr on l’tmltry.
r IA W 9 O »
|ì|
paia» thè |Eter< l»ra, tlia
I
arili
rumea ktll thè lire.
Hrna
TYlIbiisti'k «annoi f♦*«•<! lice »mi feeA
you. Prtce, AOr and • 1.00 a can. M<»ld by «Iraiera.
PRt'MRlAR KF.ÌIFbY CO . Rt Paul. Mina
_
t.enllernati
I ani a Areadar <>f tirRt eia»» RII La«** W yannotta».
I wt. aeanof yoarPRt RRIAW I.IQClDLli t KILLFR a» a «perla
rr ntluni at th* Bt Pani PonHry Rhow ut II*», and fisci It I* all
rtoriit There arn aevaral bara that want a rrllaHa Ilo» killer a«4
you- * l" ali rlght
WM M RW*n<in<T. Wijuta Mlnn.
J II M a LONR OC ARal. No aa»« tba Flit ? n | All I.ICK KtLLItM
la ju.t !ba limi» l"< **''•
«wl »• .urli* »•• lima» Ila
B'tt import'd ant Am'rican irath'fa. B'yl’p
Pat'nt Calf, tnam'i, Boa Calf. Calf. If id Kid, Corana
Colt, Mat Kanqaroo. Fuat
Color Eyelet» uee*l.
Catlfiiwi
h«v«
W. L WUOLAS*
vaunud I i Th«
n<in< rennin«
Bn<j pj-ice
itamr*.!
on bottom.
Uhiv' by mad, 2fn'. rxtro
fllma. < atahnj froa.
W. L DOUGLAS. BROCKTON. MASS.
No. 4»
P. N. Ü.
t ROI.
rum ANI» »»MI» CO. r.rtlaad, Or... C.MI A|.»U.
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ALL ABOUT THE PIANO CLUBS
H >
are
W
M»ni«iry
coat you MvtWftg tw h*vtttb<ate a«d wW s«rdy save you money.
cjn » m »94 ca N in wm ’ s ««, ph?« fill ««t the attached
t» Ibis P mmw > Chib Manager, Eilers Piano House,
Qcsy**-
pcitf«» and all [jartfcH’ars will be prcniptly
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Out-ofMowii resident»
may join any of the
clubs now forming: . ..
0 •
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r-vono: nk )TF*. "ttwtcrc*>tql‘<J in Organs, please specify “Organ Club” in above
blank. It costs you nothing to investigate th?» money-saving opportunity
We guarantee to supply Pianos and Organs to Club members at a bona
fide saving of many dollars. Attend to this today.
EILERS
351 Washington St.,
PIANO
HOUSE
(Both Phones)
Portland, Ore.
Other Stores at San Franci»co, Spokane anJ Sacramento.
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