The Estacada news., June 28, 1906, Image 3

ALL HAIL PE-RU-NA.
W H IP P E D IN T O LINE.
A Case o f
Few Insurance Companies Hava Failed
to Comply With Law.
STOMACH CATARRH.
Monday, June 26.
Washington, June 26. — The senate
today passed Senator La Fol'ette'a joint
resolution extending the scope of the
inquiry now being conducted by the
Interstate Commerce commiaeion under
tbe Tillman-Uillespie resolution, so as
to have it include the transportation
and storage of grains.
In support of bis contentions. Sena­
tor La Follette said that testimony
taken by the commission indicates a
joint ownership between the railroads
and tbe elevator companies to the det­
riment of the farmers, who are entitled
to a free and open market.
About 300 private pension bills were
passed.
The senate held a night session end
at 9;46 p. in. adjourned until 11
o’clock tomorrow.
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Miss Mary O’Brien, 30(1 Myr le
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., writes:
“ Peruna cured me in five weeks of
catarrh of the stomach, alter suffering
four yearn ami doctoring without
( for
effect. In common with other grate-
fill ones who have been b -nefitted
t by your discovery I say, All hail to
1 Perura.”
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M r. H. J. Henneman, Oakland, Neb.,
writes:
“ I waited before writing to you abonl
my sickness, catarrh of the stomach,
which I had over a year ago.
“ There were people who told me it
would not stay cured, but I am sure
that I am cured, for I do not feel any
more ill effects, have a good appetite
and am getting fat.
“ So I am, and will say to all, I am
cured for good.
“ I thank you for your kindness.
"Peruna will be our house medicine
hereafter.”
Uatarrh of the stomach is also known
in common parlance as dyspepsia, gas­
tritis and indigestion.
No medicine
w ill be of any permanent benefit ex­
cept it removes the catarrh.
A Great Tonic.
Mr. Austin M. Small, Astoria, Ore.,
writes: "During the hot weather of the
past summer I lost ray appetite.
I
tried Peruna, and found it pleasant to
take, a splendid appetiser and a great
tonic.”
A
U n iq u e
C it y .
In one respect, Quito, the capital of
Ecuador, Is the most unique city In the
world. It is situated In both the north
ern and southern hemispheres— If we
accept the equator as the real dividing
line— a distinction claimed by no other
place of Importance on the globe.
At Quito the sun rises and sets at 6
o’clock the year round. You may for­
get to wind your watch while you are
visiting the Ecuadorian cupltal, but you
need not hunt up a regulator; set it
when the sun rises or sets, and you will
be sure to be right. Old Sol makes no
mistakes.
The seasons, as far as names are con­
cerned, change almost Instantly; but,
as the temperature Is remarkably even,
these curious points are seldom thought
o f by the people who make Quito their
home.
Washintgon, Jane 26.— Under a rale
limiting debate on all but two sections,
the so-called immigration bill was dis­
cussed for three hours today in the
bouse and passed, without an aye and
no vote being permitted on any of tbe
paragraphs. This bill attracted much
attention, tbe representatives having
large foreign colonies in their districts
lining up generally against the head
tax of $6, wh'ch was defeated, and
against tbe educational teat.
After a very interesting contest a
substitute for tbe educational test, pro­
viding that the whole matter be sub­
mitted to a commission, was adopted
by a close vote. Tbe most important
feature of the bill were thus eliminated
and the bill was passed without d ivi­
sion.
At 5:36 p. m. the house took a re­
cess until 8 o’clock this evening to de­
vote three hours to oratory.
Saturday, June 23.
Washington, June 23.— Shortly after
uoou today Senator Cullom signed the
conference report on the railroad rate
bill, adding bis name to that of Sens­
ors K:kins and Representatives Hep-
barn, Sherman and Richardson. Sena­
tor Tillman did not sign tbe report,
and it was turned over to Representa­
tive Hepburn to present to tbe house.
It is expected tbe refusal of Sanator
Tillman to subscribe to the agreement
in regard to tbe McLanrin commodity
amendment, which would permit pipe
lines to carry commodities they pro­
duce, w ill result in debate in tne senate
when the report is presented there for
adoption.
Senator Tillman, in refusing to sign
tbe conference report, says be w ill give
bis reasons in tbe senate and will ask
the senate to vote whether or not it
will yield to tbe bonse conterees.
Washington, June 2 3 — The pure
food bill was passed today by the boose
and the conference report on the rail­
road rate bill adopted.
Nearly the entire day was taken up
with the consideration of the pure food
bill under five minute rale, and, while
many amendments were offered, most
of them were voted down. Those that
were ad iteptd were corrections and
changes in verbiage.
The pare ’ood
bill was passed by a vote of 242 to 17.
O u r L o c k e d U p F o rces.
Tbe conference report on tbe railroad
I t Is the locked up forces within that rate bill was taken op, and while there
lie deep in our natures, not those that a as discussion of the anti-pass agree­
are on the surface, that test our mettle. ment, the previous resolution was
It Is within everybody’s ¡lower to call adopted by a vote of 121 to 97, the con­
out these hidden forces, to be some­ ference report being agreed to, 216 to 4.
body and to do something worth while
Friday, June 22.
in the world, and the man who does
Washington, June 22.— The opoeition
not do It is violating his sacred birth­
in tbe senate to the committee amend­
right.— Success Magazine.
ment to tbe sundry civil bill appropri­
A n O w l.
ating $26,000 annually for tbe payment
“ She thought he was very prominent ot tbe traveling expenses of the presi­
before their marriage.”
dent, which waB begun by McLaurin,
“ Yes, she saw his picture in a news­ resulted today in the withdrawal of tbe
paper labeled ‘A Y'oung Man o f the amendment by Hale, in charge cf the
Day.’ ”
bill, and tbe subsequent passage of tbe
“ And now that they are married?” independent b ill providing practically
“ She has fond out that be is a for the same appropriation, which was
young man of the n igh t”
recently passed by tbe house of repre­
sentatives.
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n u b b i n s It In .
The Bride— Oh, George, mother has
been c-c-cruel to me! I made some
biscuits for you and she s-s-sald I ’d
better try them on the dog first!
The Groom— Very nasty of her. And
I thought she was so fond of dogs,
too.— Cleveland Leader.
P eter
P r y 's
P h i lo s o p h y .
H alf truths are worse than wbols
lies.
Some women make “ flirting” cover
a multitude of sins.
Marriage Is a partnership In which
woman Is never the “ silent partner.”
Buy your wife a good diamond ring
for economy's sake. She’ll never wear
out many pairs o f gloves after that.—
Pittsburg Gazette.
Washington, June 22. — Pare food
held tbe attention of the bonse through­
out today. The constitutional features
of tbe pure food bill were debated by
the leading lawyers of tbe bonse, the
Democrats splitting wide on the anes-
tion whether the bill took away from
tbe states their police powers. Vari­
ous features applicable to localities and
interests were discussed earnestly, but
it was early apparent that the bill w ill
be adopted practically in the form in
which it came from the interstate and
foreign commerce committee.
General debate was closed at 3:30,
when the bill was read and amend­
ments offered.
Bids for New Warships.
Washington, Jane 26. — William
Cramp A Sons’ Ship and Engine Build­
SALE ing company, of Philadelphia, was the
A p p roved I .And Bcrlp for surveyed, unsurveyed, lowest
bidder today for ships of the
tim bered or prairie govern m en t land.
H. M.
H A M I L T O N , P ortlan d H otel, P ortlan d, Oregon Michigan and Sonth Carolina type,
with the machinery as prescribed by
Tbe depart­
GASOLENE ENGINES 3 to 4 horse­ the Navy department.
power fully warranted, 9125. All sizes and ment plans for machinery will prob­
ably be accc pted by the Navy depart­
•tyles at lowest prices. Write for catalog.
ment in preference to plans of bidders
REIERSON MACHINERY COMPANY
Portland. Oregon. The bids for tbe prescribed machinery
were known as Class 1 bids, and Cramps’
bid was $3,540,000, tbe New York Ship-
b lildlng company, $3,585,000.
LAND SCRIP
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING
Portland Trade Directory
Nam «« and Addresses In Partland al Repré­
sentative Business firms.
M A G IC L A N T I R N H — W elster Co., Portland.
Low est priest on Lanterna end mides.
U O R H ÏH o f all kinds for saie a» ver/ reasonable
prices In qu ire 274 Front fit.
C R E A M S E P A R A T O R S —W e jruarantee the U. 8.
Separator to be the beet. W rite foe free catalog.
B asel wood Co.. F ifth and Oak.
M E N ’S C L O T H I N O - B affon i A Pendleton, eole
agents A lfred Benjam ín A C a 'i correct clothes
E v e r y thing In m en’ s furnishings.
Morrison snd
Sixth streets. Opposite poet office.
P O U L T R Y FOOD— I f yon w ant y o o r bens to lav
m ore eggs w rite ns for free particulars about P U ­
R I N A P O U L T R Y F E E D * —A Acm
ci e M ills Ofa,
Portland. Oregon.
r i A N o * A O R G A N S — 01U-.I p ia * .
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d fle comet, o rn a n , sad P la n o, on n o r parmaata.
W r it « Ihr UM. Let os n a o «« j o é a prlro. A l i e n *
(111 bon- H am ak.r to .. Portland. Orogota.
W A N T R O —Won and W om an to la srn Rarbar trod «
Is rig h t w rooa : graduata« -arn from l i t to M
w a a k ir ; expert tn a m rta ra ; catalog fr — H o t««
epatant a t C d l.gra , » N. Fourth at., Portland.
T K L ia X A P H I
T A C O liT
PRICK.
Coto
t« r o o m and poolt-on am arad w hen gradoatrd
f la
h l « otr.r good only for abort tint«, W n ta for par
llanura. P A C IF IC T K L E G R A P H I N S T I T U T It
(t r ia d T h .a tra Building. Portland. G ro g»«.________
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Lose Unused Rights.
Washington, Jane 19. — The senste
today passed the house bill providing
that every right of way grant to any
railroad under the act of March 3.
1875, where sneb railroad haa not been
conetrncted and shall not hereafter be
c natrncted within five yeera after defi­
nite location, shall be forfeited to the
United States, all land along tbe nn-
conetmeted parte of the road to revert
to the government. Roads now build­
ing to Portland and elsewhere in the
Northweat ere exes pted, as are all that
are being bnilt in good faith.
Status o f Appropriations.
Washington, Jane 19.— Of tbe 14 ap-
propriation billa which are required to
run the government bat foar have be­
come lews. These are the argent defi­
ciency, tbe peneion, the diplomatic and
cor,talar and the army bill. Tbe In­
dian aypropriation bill baa been com­
pleted so far aa cor grsea it concerned,
and only awaita tbe approval of the
president. Bix others have been paaeed
by both bonaes and are now la confer
eoer.
The ao-called “ package” aectioo waa
passed over, it being evident that this
amendment w ill create much discus­
sion. The bill was laid aside until to­
morrow.
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Thursday, Juna 21.
Washington, June 21.— The senate
today took a position in accord with
the president and the house of repre­
sentatives by declaring for a lock canal
across the isthmus of Panama.
The
result was reached after a day’ * discus­
sion that was almost devoid of interest­
ing incident There was only one re­
cord vote, and that was negative in
character, coming on a motion to lay
on the table the lock type snbstitate
for the sea level bill. This motion was
made by Klttredge, and was voted
down, 31 to 36.
Washington, Jane 21. — Tbs space
in front of the speaker’s desk of the
house today resembled a small section
of a delicatessen store and a corner gro­
cery, with cereals, jams, jellies, tins of
peas, tomatoes, corn, bottles of whis­
key and wine, imported sausages,
brandied cherries and other edihles and
drinkables scattered over the table«.
To- complete the picture, there were a
standard scales with weights, a grad­
uate and a fnnnel.
These were nsed
to demonstrate the contention of the
majoriiy of the committee on inter­
state and foreign commerce that a pare
food bill is necessary for the protection
of the people.
The house spent the entire day in
consideration of the b ill and had not
completed it at adjournment. It will
be taken np again tomorrow.
Wednesday, June 20.
Washington, June 20. — The meat
inspection provision of the agricultural
appropriation bill was today made the
subject of discussion in the senate. The
question ceme np on motion by Proctor
to grant the conference requested by
the house. The bill went over without
action.
There were two speeches on the Pana­
ma canal, one by Morgan in support of
the sea level plan and the other by Per­
kins in opposition.
The senate held its first night ses­
sion, which was devoted to the consid­
eration of the sundry civil appropria­
tion bill.
Washington, June 20.— Twenty bills
of more or less general interest were
passed today by the bouse under sus­
pension of the rules.
Among them
were measures appropriating $25,000
for the traveling expenses of the preei-
dent, which excited considerable de
bate; providing for the subdivision of
land entered under the reclamation act;
increasing tbe efficiency of the bnreaa
of insular affairs by conferring tbe rank
and pay of a brigadier general open the
chief; and regulating the checking of
baggage by comm in carriers.
The joint resolution increasing the
teims of representatives to four years
failed to receive the necessary two-
thirds vote.
Ban Francisco. Jane 26.— That the
insurance companies fear the weight of
official displeasure ie shown by tha fact
that there are now but five or aim com­
panies which have neither furnished
their liata of policy holdera nor extend­
ed time for proof of lots. Assistant
Attorney General George Bturtevant
said today that hia office is now ready
to commence action against the com-
paniei which have not been dealing
fairly. He added:
“ We have found a way to reach both
the six-bit concerns and the outlaw
companies, aa wa term those who have
neither filed lists of policy holders nor
granted extension of time for filing
proof of loss. Wherever it is found
necessary, both penalties nnder the
statutes will be enforced — forfeiture of
bond and ejectment from the state.”
Tbe financial condition of practically
all of the companies involved here will,
it is stated, be disclosed on July I ,
when the companies will be compelled
to file in the state of Georgia eemi-an-
nnal statements of their condition.
Georgia is said to be tbe only state in
the Union requiring semi-annnal state­
ments.
Chairman Spencer, of the “ dollar for
dollar” committee oi tbe board of un­
derwriters, said today that the outlook
it dubious.
“ There are undoubtedly a large num­
ber of companies which mast go to tbe
well soon,” he said. “ I do not want
to specily, nor would I say that all tbs
honest and solvent companies are in
the ‘ dollar for dollar’ class. I do not
want to impugn the motives of any of
the companies that propose a compro­
mise.
Borne of them undoubtedly
cannot pay and ars offering the best
they can.
"Borne of the companies are now
making a delay to learn the extent of
their liabilities and will then pay what
they owe. Others are delaying in bad
faith. These w ill have to wait and go
out of business, unless they can make
good soon.”
W a s M a r la v s Ik e E a rtk .
Dr. Saleeby furnishes in Harper’s an
Interesting contribution to tbe discus­
sion o f the length o f mankind's life
on the earth. I f the aun ta growing
cold, and the earth must eventually
freeze, the death of the races seems In
evitable. But Dr. Saleeby contends
that tbe philosophers of tbe theory of
evolution do not sufficiently consider
the mind of man. He conceives it pos­
sible that when man's mind has mas­
tered the laws of gravity, human Intel­
ligence may develop plans altogether
different from the apparent course of
the earth's destiny. His conjectures are
most interesting, based, as they are.
upon a thorough study of accepted scl
ence.
Deafness Cannot Be Cared
■ a t la * e d T h a w
AH .
Anot Pantbea Brooks lived in a little
Now Hampshire village very many
years without quarreling with any one,
and was so thoroughly liked by every
one for miles round that her popularity
excited tbe Interest of a summer visitor.
“ Aunt Pantbea,” he asked, “ bow Is
It that you keep on such good terms
with every one, while they are all quar
rellng among themselves?"
“ Well,” said Aunt Pantbea, “ being as
you aren’t to stay here long I'll tell
you. When I go down tbe street I meet
Jason Purdy, and he say», ’ Why, Pan
tbea, bow well you look !’
“ T m glad you think so, Jaso,’ I say,
smUlng at him.
“ Next minute up comes Exry Dracut.
“ ‘Well now. Pantbea,’ be says, 'bow
porely yon are looking tbis year.'
" 'My land, Ezr.v,’ I say, ’how quick
you are to notice those things !’
“ So it is with everything. Those who
like to think one way, I let 'em think
It, and those who like to tbtnk tbe oth- ,
er, I let ’em think It.”
Who can deny that Aunt Panthea bad
discovered a comfortable philosophy of
life?
by local Applications as they cannot reach tha
dlaeaaail portion ol tho aar. Tnare Is only one
way to cure deameu, and that is by conatitu-
tional remedies. Peafneos is caused by an In­
flamed oondlllon ol the mucous lining of the
Sustachlan Tube. When this tub* is lu(lamed
-ou b a r « a rumbling sound or imperfect hear-
ng, and when It is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and thta tube re-toted to Its normal
condition, hearing w ill be destroyed forever;
nine canes out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
erblch is nothing but an Inflamed condition of
the-mucous surfaces.
We w ill give One Hundred Dollars for any
case ol Deafneee(caused by catarrh) that can­
not be cured by H all’s Catarrh Cure. Send for
T o B reak la New Shoes.
circulars, free.
V. 1. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Always shake in Allen’s Foot-Esse, a powder.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
It cures hot, sweating, aching, swollen feet.
Hall’s Family ITUs are the beat.
Cures corns, Ingrowlnn nails and bunions. At
«II druggists end shoe store«, Me. Don't accept
any substitute. Sample mailed FREE. Address
F e w T h o D K h ta .
Alien S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
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S p e c ia l T e r m s |
"And have you any special term*
for summer girls when they come In a
party?” asked the pretty brunette In
Fred (after six months’ absence)—
the mountain hotel.
Are you married yet, old man?
U n a p p re c ia t e d A m b itio n .
“ Yes, indeed,” responded tha clerk,
J oe—Not me.
“ My hair,” remarked the middle- suavely.
Fred— But I thought you were go­
aged man, sadly, “ is the most ambi­
“ And what are they?”
ing to marry that wealthy young
tious thing about me, it seems.”
“ ‘Peaches’ and ‘dears.’ "
widow?
“ Wbat’ s the answer?" queried his
Joe— I thought so, too, but I discov­
r i r o fit. V itu s’ D a n e« and all N ervou s DI i f m m
friend.
1.11 O perm anently cured by Dr. K llo e * « G reet
ered that she was also a thinker.
e rv e R estorer. Hend fo r F R E E f t trie ! bottle and
" I t is always coming out on top,” N
i rest lee. D r.lt. I L K lI n . L d .,M l A rc h St., P h il*.,? *.
T h e M o lo H a a E y e s .
explained the party of the first part
The majority o f people believe that
A m e n d m e n t R e je c t e d .
Mothers will find Hr*. Winslow’s Soothing
the mole is even "blinder" tban tbe
“ Laura,” said Mr. Ferguson, hurried­
Syrup
the
best
remedy
touae
for
their
ehUdren
ly explaining mutters in the kitchen,
proverbial bat, but tbe naturalists during the teething period.
know that such Is not tbe case. Sir
“ I didn't want to bring the man home
John Lubbock and Carl Hess, the lat­
to dinner, but be kept staying and
H t a B lt t e r a e a e .
ter a noted German naturalist, by care­
Maxim Gorky sneered, all the more bit­ staying at the office, and I Just had to
ful Investigation proved that the mole terly because there were few to observe It. ask him. You will have to put as good
"Here you Americans," he said, "found a face on it as you can.”
has eyea which are as perfect as those
of a horse or an elephant. They are me a bigamist in an hour and It haa taken
“ I f you think I am going to change
very small optics, to be sure (only one you three years to find that you can't my face on his account, George Fer­
find whether one of your Senatora ia a
millimeter in diameter), but In the
guson,” said his spouse, red and an­
G U E R ILLA W ARFARE IN RUSSIA. matter of reflection and refraction do bigamist or not.”
Then he absorbed such solace aa there gry, "you’ll have to think again! You
not differ from the normal eyes in waa In a gallon of taa.— Philadelphia may bring him out to dinner right
Peasants Murder T w o Rural Police larger animals.
now I”— Chicago Tribune.
Ledger.
fo r Killing a Cow.
8t. Petersburg, June 25.— The peas­
ants of the village of Krnptyagork, en­
raged at the killing of a cow by twe
members of the inral police, called a
commune meeting, formally condemned
the two men to death and executed the
eentence.
At K iev messengers on the South
western railroad, who were carrying
$126,000, were attacked yesterday by
four robbers who killed one messenger,
wonnded a second, seized the money
and drove away in a gallop in a cab.
Two of the messengers panned the rob­
bers and wounded the rubber who was
carrying the money, with the result
that he fell from the cab and the money
was recovered.
At Ufa, Prince Manveloff, an extens­
ive landed proprietor and a former offi­
cer of the guards, was killed on the
streets yesterday.
Tbe crime, it ie
suppose!, was committed lor political
reasons.
Dispatches from Bialyetok report that
the citizens there are panic stricken
owing
to
nnconfirmable
rumors
that the excesses would be revived to­
day.
Patrols are to be seen every­
where, and strict martial law ia en­
forced. Three men, two of whom were
Christians, were recently shot for fail­
ing to obey orders to halt.
Tuesday, June IB.
Washington, June 19. — Knox ad­
dressed tbe senate at length today in
support of the lock type for tbe Pan­
ama canal, contending that in point of
feasibility and economy it is far super­
ior to the sea level plan. He took di­
rect issue with Kittredge as to the
safety of the Gatum dam.
NO PR ISO N FOR JO H N D.
Tbe agricultural appropriation bill,
containing the meat inspection provis­
ion, was received from tbe house and Government Not Likely to Indict Big
the house substitute ordered printed.
Oil Trust Men.
The senate ordered another confer­
Washington,
Jane 25.— Although the
ence on the naval appropriation bill.
department of Justice baa announced
Washington, Jane 19.— W ith practi­ that it proposes to begin crimipal pro­
cal unanimity the house today adopted ceedings against the officia's ot the
the snbstitate for the Beveridge amend­ Standard Oil company, the intimation
ment to the agricultural appropriation ia given out that it is doubtful if in­
bill relating to meat inspection, the ob­ dictments may be found against eneb
jectionable features of the former men in the Standard Oil company sf
amendments being eliminated and the John D. Rockefeller, H. H. Rogers and
amendment perfected to meet the John D. Archbold. An official in ths
wishes of the president. An effort was department of Justice indicated to.faj
made to extend the time of debate, bat that while the government wonld press
Wadsworth, chairman of the commit­ the prosecutions vigorously, he did not
tee on agriculture, desiring to get the have an idea that tbe officials of the
b ill into conference as soon as possible, Standard Oil company would be reached
objected. After the adoption of the in tbe criminal proceedings any more
amendment the bill was sent to confer­ than the preeidents of railroads, per­
ence, the conferees being Wadsworth, sonally, are reached throagh similar
proceedings.
Scott (K e n .) and Lamb (V a .)
A large number of bills were passed
Ruth for Saloon Licenses.
nnder suspension of rales.
Throagh
tbe efforts of Champ Clark, of Mis­
San Francisco, Jane 25.— The license
souri, and Willia^is, of Mississippi, the bnreaa of the police department was
subsidiary silver coinage bill failed to besieged today by applicants for the re
secure enough votes to pass it under the newal cf saloon liceneee, and that the
higher license had little detterrent ef­
rale.
fect ia shown by tbe fact that by noon
o 'er 400 applicationa had been file'’ .
T w o Contests Decided.
Washington, Jane 25.— The bonse Indications are that the police commit-
today adopted nnanimonsly the report aioners will have their hands fall if
of the committee on elections No. 2, say attempt ia to be made to lim it the
Now tha'
that Ernest E. Wood was not elected to saloons to one to s block.
membership in tbe house of represents- the time for ( pening saloons baa hern
tires in the F.fty-ninth congress from announced— July 5— there is great at*
tbe Twelfth congressional district of 'iv ity in patting np temporary qnarterr.
Missouri, and that Harry M. Condrey
Recognize Only the Douma.
was elected. Condrey presented him­
Moscow, Jane 25. — It is reported
self to take tbe oath.
Tbe bonse
adopted a rrsolution that A. J. Hous­ that troops in tbe local garrison havt
ton was not elrcted from tbe Becond notified their officer* that they will
district of Texas. The sitting member, remain loyal to the crown aa long as
M. L. Brooks, therefore retains his seat. the esar and the government reef sets
tbe rights and privileges of tbe dooms
It ie aeserted, bat not yet ronfirmed.
President and Committee Agree.
Washington, Jane 19.— The bacia of that the soldiers have notified the offi
a complete agreement on tbe meat in­ cers that they will decline to obey any
spection bill between Preaident Roose­ orders from them should tbe donma bt
velt and the hoase committee on sgrl- dissolved, hot w ill hold themselves nn
caltnre waa arrived at today at tbe der tbe orders cf the president of that
White Honse. Speaker Cannon repre­ body, declining the recognize the preei
sented tbe committee in this instance dent of the present government.
and subsequently spent some time ex
Houte Built With Cactu*.
plaining the situation lo the committee
Pasadena, Cal., Jane 25.— Lathei
in its room at tbe capitol. I t w ill an
thorite an annasi appropriation of $3,- Bnrhank, the California wisard, ir
000,000 to pay the coat of inspection hailding bimself s $6,000 residence a>
Twocactns leaves wbicb
bat containa no provision for coart re­ Santa Rosa
view at tbe snggeetion of the preaident. he raised on bis own land will pay for
it. This is tbe iMereeting Statement
made by Borbar.k to D. W. Coolidge.
Schools in Canal Zone.
Washington, Jane 26.— Twenty-three secretary of the Pa-adena board of
pablic schools, with an attendaLce of trade, who bas just retnrned from a
It roean*
1,128 pnpila and with 26 teachers, bave visit tu the Barbank home.
been eatablisbed on tbe canal tone by that $5,000 was the reward for prodne-
tbe varione mnnicipaiitisa tinder t ie ing bis new apineleta cactoa.
d n e t on of tbe canal tone government.
Roosevelt Signa Traveling Bill.
Five of tbe eix mr<nici| alitiee bare
adopted compulsory education law* and
Washington, Jone 26. — Lato this
w :li attended schools ara developing afternoon President Roosevelt signad
rapidly in a country that knew nothing the bill making an appropriation of
of free schools before tbe eatabliebment $25,000 a year for tbe travel ing ezpene-
ra of the preaident.
of tbe canal a ins govern moot.
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A ll Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
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Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment,
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and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
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H ad
R em em bered.
Hiram Bobbs wag absent-minded. He
admitted that himself. Still, even be
was occasionally surprised by his own
fallings. One morning he reached his
office unaccountably late. “ Dear me I”
he thought. "Where can I have been?”
Tbe aniwer was not forthcoming. H i­
ram sat down at bis desk and took out
hia pocket-handkerchief.
It waa tied
tightly In a knot
“ Now,” he exclaimed, “ what waa that
for? Oh, yes! Marthy told me to get
my ihoes soled.”
With an air o f resignation to the
whims of womanhood he put on hia bat.
closed hia desk, and went out to the
“ soled-whi le-you-wai t” cobblers.
He
went In and aat down, took off blaahoee.
and settled back In a chair to read bis
newspaper.
“ What Is It, Mr. B obber Inquired tbe
cobbler.
“ What?
Ob, er— or— er—why—ob,
yes I I want my shoes soled.”
“ Pardon me, sir,” aald tbe cobbler,
“ but I flnlahed soling them only balf
an bonr ago. They can’t be worn out
y e t air.”
XT ■ fa v o ra b le .
Your Tongue is Coated!
L
OOK Inside your
watch o o v a r and
seel
That’s bad busi­
ness, Biill
What you been Eating?
What were you drinking?
What kind of Lazy Chair did
you take exercise In?
Now don’t think It doean’ti
matter f
Because, It’s your Boweia
that talk now, every time you
open your Mouth.
That d o e s n 't h e lp your
Popularity, nor your Earning
capacity.
Besides, a man with bad Bowels la In a
bad way.
And, a Coated Tongue, or a Bad Breath,
are sure signs of bad Bowels and poor
Digestion.
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Into Blood, Brawn, Brain and
Bone.
No purging from CASCAR­
ETS, because there is no flood­
ing of the Bowels with a waste
of precious Digestive Juice, aa
with S a lts , C astor O il,-—
"Physic," etc.
Cascareis act like Exercise,
—harmless, pleasant, simple,
convenient, but sure as Shoot­
ing.
The thin little T e n C en t
Box, carried In your Veit
Pocket constantly. Is sure
protection against the result*
of
— Late Suppers
— Cheerful Boozing
— R apid Eating
— Slow Walking
—Easy Chair Athletics
—A n d Lazy Liver.
*
Go and take a Tan Mile Walk, for
“ Good weather for crops, a h r chirped Exercise!
the traveler, one of your superficial op
'finest thing in the world for Constipa­
timlete.
tion, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Ten Mile
The farmer shook hia head sadly.
“ Oa the contrary,” he replied, for ha Walks.
eras an educated farmer.
Haven't time? Too Lazy?
“N o r
Well,—there is another Way.
“ As a matter of fact, the crop« are suf­
fering.”
Taka Artificial Exercise for your Bowels.
“ On account of the weather?”
That'*— CASCARETS.
“ On account of the weather.“
They rouse the Bowel Muscles, Just
“ Bright •unahine. following eoplotia
as a Cold Bath freahena Athletic Muscles.
showtrs, do crop* suffer in auch weather?”
“ Naturally, crop* art bound to suffer
Waken them up. Strengthen them so
In any weather which make* Bab bit*. If
they Contract and Expand the Bowels and
thee* condition* continue, w* shan’t rata*
Intestines in a healthy actlva manner.
much thia year.”
And the farmer ehook hia head again That'» how these muscle« work the Food
and sighed heavily.— Puck.
along, through your thirty foet of Intta-
tlnes, fo Its Finish.
T h a i Y s s s g a t . p a wnta.
That's
how they squeeze Gastric Juice
“ Come, dear,” said his mother, point­
Into the food, to Digest It.
ing to the eilvery crescent In the sky, “ and
look at It. It’s the tame old moon.”
That's how they make the millions of
“ T aln 't nuther.” he said, still sulking. Mttle Suckers in the Intestines draw the
Thia one’s broke!”
Nutrition out of Food, and transform U
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One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need it will Insure you against 90 per
cent of all other Ills likely to attack you.
Because 90 per cent of these Ills begin
In the Bowels, er exist through poor
Nutrition.
Cascareis don't purge, don't weaken,
don't Irritate, nor upeet your atomach.
Ten Cents, at all Druggists. Be very
careful to get the genuine, made only by
the Sterling Remedy Company, and nevar
sold In bulk.
Every tablet (tamped
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F R IE N D S !
drattlng table. Ten centi in ttaaisa It ask«« as a
«eaaiareafgjad tanh a»d ta caver cattai Cascare ts,
Mck tBsdSntr trinket la leaded.
rm
ta-dar. t e t t a * !* « (Ms saver. Addrtaa
I l i a i l f Camaser. Calcata er flaw Y ark.
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