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A H eal D a n c e r. WHERE MEN WILL FLY. WORTH KNOWING. “Gentlemen,” said the president of Aviation Field at Los Angeles Is Ideal the public service corporation, in his Smoking was a penal offense at one address to the stockholders, “It is my Place. time lu Turkey. duty and pleasure to Inform you th; Los Angeles, Jan. 10.—On a level and It Is said there are 1,000,000 Egyp our balance sheet for the year now tians who can neither read nor write. broad field, where but a week ago as follows for good, fresh pro- closing will show a highly satisfactory duce—he never charges com- condition of afTairs. We have added herd of cows grazed in peace, a minia There are “ blind spots” on the mission: materially to our assets, and our prof ture city of tents and plain wooden longue which are insensible to cert&lu its have been such that we shall be Knabenshue and Beachy In Dirigibles Live Chickens...................... structures today marks the spot where flavors. ISc able to declare a very handsome divl Dres.si il ( hickens... 16c to 17c tho first aviation meet in America is I*ast year about thirty thousand per dend. In fact, gentlemen,” he added, Make Successful Elighls. Live Ducks............... 16c to 18c lowering his voice, "our prosperity to begin, and above which the first sons vl<ed the birthplace of Shakes Dressed G e e s e ................... 15C gives me some uneasiness. I cannot competitive trials o f speed and endur peare. Dressed Turkeys,............... 25c disguise or conceal from you an appre Dressed H o g s ..................... IOC An official estimate places the num auce between heavier-than-air machines hension that J. Pierpont Morgan may Paulhan, the Frenchman. Disregards will be seen on this continent. Dressed Veal up to 130 lbs 11c ber of dairy cows in the United States have found it out and may be even now Large Veal Less. all Rules and Makes Three Splen preparing to open his Jaws and engulf Aviation camp is 13 miles from this at 21,000,000. Address, this corporation in his capacious and did Flights ¡n Bi-Plane—Great Avi city on the lines of the Pacific Elec Before lt Is completed a champagne insatiable m aw !” aton Park at Los Angeles Scene trie extending to the numerous beach bottle passes through the hands of A dense silence ensued, and a thrill forty-five workmen. o f Wild Enthusiasm. resorts along the Pacific coast. On of horror ran through the assembly. “ Fighting the Beef T m * l ” Turkey has more aged people In pro Well may we ask. "W ho Is safe these stretch of high ground at one side of days?”—Chicago Tribune. the field 8 high grandstand has been portion to her population than any PORTLAND, O R E G O N . Los Angeles, Jan. 11.— Making a sud- erected, rising 40 feet in the air and other European country. Mothers will find Mrs W inslow 's Soothing ¡. mi uud dramatic appearance while «»»temling fur 700 feet along the course Byrup the boat rem edy to use lor their chudrs«) Fifty-five million square miles Is the during the teethin g period i . . . . . . over which the trials of air craft and area of the Pacific ocean— the same as T h a t H e a l lOntale A g e n t . j0,000 people were wateh.ng the slow apoolJ conte8t8 will be held. House-hunter Seems to me this (light of two dirigible balloons at Avia- Stretching out across the aviation the earth’s land surface. M a o r i H u .T r i g e l l e s . house Isn’t very well built. The floor French theaters receiving govern tion park yesterday afternoon, Louis field from a point in front o f the Women of the Maori tribe of Now ■hakes when we walk. Zealand are how appearing as features Paulhan, tho noted French aviator,! grandstand is a long row of tents that ment subsidy are obliged to give a free Agent— Um—y-e-s; that’s the new ... . . „ ¡now cover numerous flying machines performance every year. threw the great throng into a frenzy ‘ wi„ house many more during the kind oX spring floor for dancing, you ; of the »how at the Hippodrome in New Canada produces nearly one-half the | York City, and as they are educated of enthusiasm and excitement by a ten days of the aviation meet. On an- know. I and cultivated persons, and have the speetacuiar flight in a Furman biplane, other side of the bread field another world s BUpply of maple sugar, about Househunter — And these stairs right to full suffrage in their native Rising, now dipping, now veering and ^ ne tents are placed and here the 18,000,000 pounds annually. creak terribly. • . with • the grace ot .. a , bird, • , then i I United States j land, they chose three delegates to rep fll Germany, Great Britain and the turning , 4l army dirigible balloons .. Agent— Y-e-s; we furnish this new H 6 * and many other dirigible airships are United States produce four-fifths of the resent them at Mrs. Pankhurst’s lec paent burglar alarm staircase with suddenly dashing for the ground and being assembled, ready to be inflated, ture In Carnegie hall recently. They o u t extra charge.— Leslie’s Weekly. scattering a group of officials like a Aviation camp is on ground made his- world’s supply of pig iron. were Kiri Matao, widow of an old On the coast of Ireland lt rains on hawk about to alight on a brood of tone in the days of the Spanish Dons. Maori chief; Waapl, a young political T r o u b le s o f th e A n c ie n ts , an average of 208 days In the year; chicken., Paulhan gave a remarkable \lt is, a Part ° f tT h? ,amou* ^ominguex Penelope wus bewailing the protract leader and a prohibitionist, and Drana, .... . , ranch given to Lieutenant Juan Jose In England about 150 days. ed absence of Ulysses. j who Is 21, and cast her vote for the exhibition and was accorded a tremen ¡Dominguez of the army of Spain in Nearly 80,000,000 gallons of water “I might as well be the wife of a ! Conservatives at the last election. Eng dous ovation. | the year 1784, and its extent was de- a>mmercial traveler,” she said, "and llshmen In New Zealand have extend Again and again the French aviator j termined in the grant by a clause which are used annually to cleanse the le done with it!" streets of the city of London. ed to women all the rights they them thrilled the immense crowd with hij Uaid that the gallant soldier, for valiant Scorning to avail herself of an easy , , . . . . . . . , | services, was entitled to as large ~ Guatemala now ranks next to Brazil selves have, and that Mrs. Pankhurst luring flights, giving little heed to th e 1 •- •- divorce, she plunged deeper than ever tract as he could ride around between In importance as the source of the sup Into the pages of the Ladles’ Home and the English suffragettes of all rules and regulations of tho official sunrise and sunset. The soldier waited sorts ask for.—'Springfield Republican. course, racing with a dirigible, swoop until one December 21 to ride the boun ply of coffee. Ecuador Is rapidly ex Journul for consolation. panding its cocoa production. ing down upon the grandstand anJ daries of his land. N o M ^ re p re se n ta tio n . N o C h a n c e fo r un A r g u m e n t . After being at liberty for ten days, tearing it by but a few feet, until his Boarder (at summer resort)—Didn’t “If you had any life In you, Henry,” aeroplane seemed like a thing of life. PRELIMINARY FLIGHT A SUCCESS a canary belonging to T. Kirk of Tiv your booklet say there were no mos she snapped, erton, England, returned to Its cage This, the first day of the big avia “ You’d go out there and fire the quitoes here? Proprietor—It did, sir, and it told the tion meet, was given over to preiimi Three Men and Two Women Make with another bird of the same species. cook!" narv trial flights to give the aviators Short Balloon Vtyage. The largest grape vine in the world “ But I haven't, you see, Flo,” he pla exact truth. We had the booklet print a chance to shake down their machines. ed in February, and I am prepared to cidly yapped; Los Angeles, Jan. 10.— The big bal Is 120 years old, and Is at San Gabriel, Curtfss had given an exhibition in a prove that there wasn’t a blamed And he buried himself in a book. now untried machine, in which later loon “ New York,“ carrying its owner, Cal., planted by Franciscan friars. The (slap) mosquito within 500 miles of —Chicago Tribune. Clifford ilarmou made some short Clifford B .H arm on: Mrs .A lv in French stalk Is 1V& feet in diameter, eight here at that time.—Uhl on go Tribune. flights. Charles E. Willard, in th e : . . T „ , feet high, and the branches and foliage Only One “ BROMO QUININE” Curtin. No. 1, had made a flight and aml her mece- Jean Frcnch- aa Passei" cover 5,000 square feet. Its yearly S l o f .M a c h in e f o r S u i c i d e . That Is L A X A T IV E BKOMO QUININE. Look several times* Roy Knabenshue and Lin-J gers> an(l George B. Harrison and for the signature o f E. W. Grove. Used the Washington.— ‘Drop a penny in the coin Beachey had ascended in two George Duessler, balloon pilots, landed crop of grapes is 2% tons. World over to Cure u Cold in One Day. 26c When weighing-in time came at the slot and get a ticket to the other small dirigibles and maneuvered their j at Casaverduga, in the Glendale val world” might be the inscription on a field day of the Connecticut Fat Men’s H e D id N ot H e s i t a t e . ley, at 4:47 yesterday afternoon after Association, Dan Wadsworth, the big “ You must rest,” said the specialist, machine that is suggested by Rev. Dr. tors happened until Paulhan unexpect a flight of nearly two hours. gest man In Hartford, which was after a knowing thumping on the pop Donald Guthrie, of Baltimore. Dr edly sailed into the game. The landing was made with ease, and Beachey and Knabenshue were pilat- founded by one of his ancestors, sent ular preacher’s person. "You will be Guthrie was talking on ‘Calvinism” at ing their dirigibles around the course no discomfort or danger attended any In the next world in three months un I the closing session of the synod of when the dariug Frenchman appeared portion of this, the initial flight of the the beam to 436 pounds at Bristol. He less you go abroad and take a complete ' Baltimore at the Metropolitan Presby suddenly out of a gully hidden from aeronauts who have gathered here for was unanimously elected president of j terlan Church here. At the close of a the view of the grandstand, circled the ( th© aviation meet events, rest.” the club. "Oh, then I’ll go abroad a,t once,” plea for a wholesome, enthusiastic in- course three times, shot out across th e 1 An altitude of 5000 feet was attained A splinter that has been driven Into replied the preacher, quite Innocently. | terest In life, he said: ‘ ‘Life has be country, caine back over the grand- I a°d observations were taken by Mr, the flesh can be removed by the aid of come so meaningless and so useless stand and alighted in the center of the Harrison and Mr. Duessler. D u o Ite g n r d f o r A p iie n r a n c r . | When the great * gas-bag was cut steam. Secure a wide-mouthed bottle to some that I advocate the setting up field. “ Maria, this telephone call is for you. of a suicide machine where one can In two later flights he gave an ex ‘ loose at Huntington park at 2:55 in and fill lt nearly full of hot water, Mrs. Highmore wants to talk to you.” hibition of remarkable control over his the ^ afternoon, its flight was almost place the injured part over the bottle’s mouth, and press slightly. The ac sharp straight up until it had attained “ Mrs. Highmore? Gracious! And 1 deposit a cent and be killed easily and machine, gracefully making respectably.” turns, now dipping almost to the height of 1000 feet. Then a strong tion thus produced will draw the flesh look like a fright! John, hold the wire ground to scatter in flight a group of current bore it to the northward until down, and in a minute or two the steam a minute till I do up my hair!” PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS officials gathered in the field, again it passed out of sight beyond the haze will extract the splinter, also the in* PAZO OINTMENT is «uaranteod to cure any case skimming the grandstand only a few that lay over the mountains, o f Itching:, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in flammation. feet above the heads of the spectators, I Spectators of the flight believed it 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50c. Catalogue for ascending, descending, and finally ap- was the intention of the aeronauts to the Asking ELECTRIC FLASHES. proaching from the rear the tent that attempt to sail over the Sierra Madre I n a t r n c t lv e L it t le S to r y . Send for It. Truth was lying at the bottom of a housed his aeroplane, just before clear- j mountains, but those on board say this ing the top he alighted within 100 feet would have been impossible. At a There are 172 telegraph and 85 tele well. j height of 5000 feet, another current phone offices in Korea. “ I like it down here,” said Truth of its entrance. Promptly at 1 o ’clock Glenn H. Cur- took the balloon to the westward, and “ the water’s fine.” 188 Street Front Portland, Oregon Woodpeckers are destroying the tiss was out upon the starting stretch when they were over the Glendale val- But nobody paid any attention. Whereupon Truth, disgusted, applied to open the international meet with a ley the aeronauts decided to come to wooden transmission poles In the West S o m e E x c e lle n t R o o m s a short and ugly word to itself and christening flight for a new monoplane earth. A distance of about 25 miles and Southwest. S till o n S a le fo r that he had never before used. Leav- j was covered, kicked the bucket.—Chicago Tribune. Chicago Is considering plans for an CLARK’ S CRUISE O f THE “ CLEVELAND” ing the ground in front of the grand extensive subway system of railway? stand, the air craft rose gracefully, BOSTON HAS FIERCE CAMPAIGN to cost eighty millions. O n e o f t h e A s a lin lln t o r a . 18,000 T o n s , B ra n d N e w w 1 1 a n d S u p e r b ly F itted Stranger—What do you do with the with a rise from the grouud to the Greece has practically no coal de vast swarms of immigrants that land west, made a short flight up the course,' No p arty Lines, But $250,000 Is Spent posits. Whatever electric power lt returned and alighted at the starting on your shores every year? by Various Candidates. has comes from water falls. Prominent Gothamite—We don’t point. The distance, estimated by the Boston, Mass., Jan. 10.— Boston Sat have anny throuble, sor, in assimylat judges at five-eighths of a mile, was EROM SAN FRANCISCO FEB. 5 . 1 9 1 0 The Dayton, Ohio, Lighting Comparfy covered in 28.03 seconds. The great urday night wound up, except for the O N E S T E A M E R fo r th e E n tire C ru ise In’ thim. est height reached was 50 feet. The « . . . , . ., ,, , . . . has formed a night study class for o f nearly four months, costing only $650 and up. Including all necessary expenses. machine was under perfect iontrol and . fimshln« touches, the fiercest mun.cipal Instructing Its employes on electric ROUTE: Japan, China. Philippines. B orneo, the great American aviator was ac- campaign in its history. The election subjects. Java. Burma, India. ( eylon, Egypt, Italy, etc. corded a thunder of cheers for his feat. Tuesday will be the first under the new An unusual chance to visit unusually attractive The Argentine Republic has appro places. Next Charles F. Willard appeared non-partisan plan and for a non-parti- priated $75,000 to establish wireless upon the course in his Curtiss aero- „ . .. . , . . , , . . . san campaign this has certainly been a operations between Buenos Ayres and plane No. 1, and after a short prelim - 1 . 6 J February 5, 1910. by S. S. "Grosser K urfuerst.” inary flight, attempted to circle the revelation to the sponsors of the new Ushuaia. 7 3 days, including 24 davs C g yp t and Palestine, $ 4 0 0 up, including hotels, shore excursions, etc. official course, which is a trifle more order o f things. Over a thousand miles of the New TRANK C. CLARK Times B ldg. New York than a mile and a half in length. Ris-1 One of the candidates for mayor con York Central Railroad will soon be ing to a height of 70 feet, he main-j fesses he has spent nearly $10,000, and equipped with telephones for train tafned this altitude until half the dis- he accuses his chief opponent of having C U R E dispatching. tance had been traversed, when his spent more than $200,000. This charge tor Sixty-two electric railway lines oper motor gave out and the aeroplane de- is not denied. * The other two candi- scended. He was in the air 1 minu-te dates, without a ghost of a chance of ate in and about the city of Paris. It is so pleasant to take— stops the Out o f town people and 23 seconds, the longest flight ever | election, have spent about $5000. The The annual average of passengers car can have their plat« cough so quickly. Absolutely safe and hr id Rework tin made by a heavier-than-air machine on ' various candidates for the city council ried Is 190,000,000. inhed la one da; too and contains no opiates. If necepnarjr. the Pacific coast up to that time. After have probably spent $20,000, so that We will give you a *00 The Mont Blanc electric railroad In All Druggist«, 2 5 cents. a readjustment of the motor, Willard the cost of the campaign to the various 22k gold or Dorcelc' arose again and completed the course, (aspirants figures up close to a quarter Switzerland Is now in operation to an crown (or $ 3 .5 ( Curtiss, using the machine with o f a million dollars, elevation of 5,495 feet; it will be con Molar Crowna 5 . 0 C which he had made the previous fligh t,! The ballots on Tuesday will bear the tinued to the summit. 22k Bridge Teeth 3 . 5 C then circled the field, an estimated dis- names of the candidates without party Gold Fillings 1 .C l The work of constructing power tance of one and one-eighth miles, in or other designation, and the campaign Enamel Fillings 1 . 0 C houses on the Rubicon river In Califor 1:51. His maximum altitude was 200 has been non-partisan except so far as Silver Fillings .5 C feet, the highest flight on this coast, the known political affiliations of the nia has started and the Southern Pa Inlay Fillings 2. sc cific will be electrified. To grow thefln- up to that time. Good Rubber _ candidates have influenced voters. cst flowers and I Pistes 5 .0 0 m o a t luscious ' Electrically driven vacuum cleaners Best Red n**b- - - - vegetables, plant t h o b ou t Officer Arrests Chief. ber Plate. 7 .5 0 White Rhino Hunt Begun. are now to be used on the best trains OS. W. A. Wilt, Pm mm « » M»s»«is - - ~ ^ ¿ a seeds. Ferry’s Seeds aro best n VMM uuaiiiHia m mrtum Painless Exlr (Ion .OU becaus they never fall In yield Los Angeles, Jan. 11.— “ That police- Butiaba, Jan. 10.—The Smithsonian of the Great Northern In place of the WORK GUARANTEED FOR 18 YEARS or quality. Tho best garden Psinlens Extraction * roo when plates or bridge work man will get a box of cigars from ne African scientific expedition arrived at old dust cloth and broom. ers and farmers everywhero la ordered. Consultation Free, Yon cannot get bettor know Ferry's seeds to bo tho for doing his duty,“ declared Chief RI ubo camp, the basis for the hunt for painh'Mwork ilnleSSwoi done anywhere. A ll w ork fu lly fu a r - highest standard o f quality anteed. Modern equipment. Beat methods. _»teed. M------- - eloctrlc ----------- . Dishman, referring to his arrest in ‘ he eagerly-sought white rhinoceros, yet attained. .—.F o r salo USING OLD NEWSPAPERS. every whero. 0 Hollywood Sunday, for exceeding the today. Rhino camp is on the Congo PERSY’S 1910 Seed Annul , speed limit. “ I shall also promote 3>do o f the Bar-hl-.Jabel river. The ex- Crushed newspapers are splendid to Freo on requeet X i l i n o B u i l d i n g d t i * « 0! « n " n o e n n N him at the first opportunity.“ Dish- podition, as made up in the present liiB D a W a b h . 8 t h . P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N I. M. FERRY A CO clean lamp chimneys. man this afternoon sent the cigars, bunt, consists of Colonel Roosevelt, o rn e s HOURS: S A. M. U S I . M. Sunday«, S to L OfTROIT, MICH. Chief Dishman was arrested by C. M. Hermit, Mearns, Heller, Lormg, Gun- Wet in water they clean out tho Blinn, motor patrolman, in Hollywood, ninghame and 30 porters and boys. stove oven splendidly. HI inn wanted to withdraw the charge, They have 200 loads of supplies. The They can even be used for an iron but Dishman insisted on the law taking Parly has temporarily left Uganda for T h e M I mm I i i k P a r t . its course and paid his $10 fine in Judge the territory remarkable for the pres- holder in an emergency. Irons not much soiled can be rubbed Blinn is a once the white rhinoceros. Landlady— You say the chicken Herndon’8 court today. on old newspapers and thus made fit soup Isn’t good? Why, I told the cook Los Angeles policeman Whalley Is After Reward. for use. how to make It. Perhaps she didn’t Monorail Car Is Success. New York, Jan. 10.—Richard Whal catch the Idea. Boarder—No; I To wipe up spilled water or grease think lt was the chicken she didn’t New York, Jan. 11.— The first exhi ley has retained an attorney to press from the floor they save the wringing catch. bition in this country of the gyro- his claim for the reward as discoverer out of a cloth. of the sugar weighing frauds which static monorail car, which has been Torn in shreds, slightly dampened resulted in the restitution to the gov ranked among the wonders of the pres ernment of about $2,000,000. Richard and scatered over the carpet, they keep ent century, was given today in Brook- Psrr, whose claim for the reward has down the dust when sweeping. lyn by Richard Scherl, the inventor, been favorably passed upon by the sec- To clean the sink of its grease and who is the son of a Berlin newspaper retary of the treasury and Collector sediment nothing is better, for the man. The model, which seats four pas- Loeb, has been appointed deputy col- sengers and two operators, worked per- lector already as a partial reward for greasy paper can be at once burned fectly. Mr. Scherl believes a speed of his services in discovering the secret after use. Many times folded they will serve as 120 miles an hour can be maintained spring in the sugar scales, and his by a train o f regulation 9ize. friends declare Whalley should have a mat to stand hot and blackened pots or kettles on and thus save soiling the no credit, Single Porker at $61.20. kitchen table. Means an unfailing water supply. It maans that you will have the most practi That there is big money in hog-rais Jury Justifies Lynching, good The kitchen stove is kept bright cal Domestic water supply system now in ing in the Pacific northwest at the Cairo, 111., Jan. 10.-—The grand jury and clean by rubbing it briskly after use. No elevated tank, no froxen pipes in tor winter, no stagnant water in summer, no piesent livestock prices was shown by which investigated the murder o f Miss the cooking of each meal with old ua- water supply troubles o f any sort. Tank the sale of a single porker at the Port- Anna Pelley and the lynchings of placed in hasement. out o f sight and way. made of pressed steel, will not rust and land Union stockyards yesterday, lu e Henry Salzner and Will James, the lat- pers and thus saves many polishings. CURTISS OPENS AVIATION MEET SMITH PA1 ÍS FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO. i SEEDS J. J. B U T Z E R Hood’s S a rs a p a r illa Is the World’s Greatest Blood Purifier and Strength-Giver. It builds you up. Accept no sub stitute, but insist on having Hood’s, and get it today. if C hildren Like Ì ill inless Dentistry tut u s t nutcni (suus*»(gm No In u-unl 1 quid form ■ r chocolated tab- 100 Do-es $1 €ts called Sar.iittabs. The and Th ere. T r o u b le O t h e r « v is e . Professor (of English literature)—At times you (ind it difficult, I dare say, to comprehend the involved style of Mr. James. Miss de Muir—O, no, professor; I never have any difficulty in under standing him. The only trouble I have is to find out what he is driving a t L a b e l l.n n iiu u g e . "There's a language in hotel labels, the same as in stamps or flowers,” said a courier. “ All over Europe the hotel porters paste the hotel labels on your trunks lu such a way that the porters in future towns will know what sort of a tipper you are. “ Up at the top of the trunk the la bel means you are generous. In the middle it means you're a middling sort. Down very low it means you are no good.” Instant Relief for All Eyes that are irritated from dust, heat, sun or wind, PETTIT’ S EYE SALVE. All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. P r e fe r » to W a lt. “ You should buy all your Christmas gifts now.” T h e .\ u t « r e IM n cc. “ That’s what they say, but I’ m not He— What Is the latest topic ot so sure of lt. You see, I’ve made up household Interest, my dear? my mind to give several of my friends She— Oh, the full housucleaning Just i dozen eggs apiece— no matter what now Is on the carpet.—llaltimore they cost—and I hate to think of buy American. ing ’em now " —Cleveland Plain Dealer. S e c tio n a l C For A Infants S T and O Children. R IA P r e ju d ic e . "Have you any good apples to-day, Mr. Barlow?” “ Yes. we have some unusually fln« Northern Spies." "O, hang your northern spies!” The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature o f o w a r d e . BTRTON Atwayer and Chemist, Lead ville. Colorado. olorudo. H|.ii;.un prices: Gold, Silver, Lead, SI I I. Silver. if»o; Gold. 50c; /.mo or Co i j.cr. $1 M .Gintr envelopes and full pricelist sent on application. Control ai d Umpire work so* licit**!. Roforcuce: CurLouate National Bank. H I T a r u ile « » IIo p . f Re Is not old, he Is not young. The Chinese laundryman, Hop Lung, SEND FOR PRICES AND BUY YOUR The yellowed cheek, the slanting eye. The humble nose, the cheekbone high. The cheerful face, the willing hand, That serves the proudest in the land— His back yard you may scan with Portland Wholesale Grocery Co., care; No dirty linen airing there! 264J Taylor St. Portland. Ore. GROCERIES WHOLESALE .X n lu rn l M lN t n k e . Caller—What I like about your flat is its fine large closets. Mrs. Wrenter—I beg your pardon, but—er—you’ve been looking at the bedrooms.—Chicago Tribune. Biliousness f COFFEE TEA SPICES BAKING POWDER ► EXTRACTS JUST RIGHT CtiOS'.ET 8 SEVERS L "I have used your valuable Cascarets and I find them perfect. 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Mas«., Jan. 11. — A straight anil slender tail has been dis- rovered trailing behind the nucleus of an increased flow of bile, and produce a Halley's comet, according to a dispatch gentle Itxiriv* effect the day following. received at the Harvard observatory Formula on each box. Show it to your yesterday from Professor K. B. Frost doctor. He will understand at a glance. of »■>« . * • * « observatory. The tail Do*e, one pill at bedtime. |!’ a J mnt, about, 10. ,D — «Adeky *k«/. c. AysrCo . Lewsii. Maas —— length, and has an agle of b9 degrees, ter a negro, adjourned today. The re- 0 a f o f lhe Controversy port stated that it was evident the so- “ Don’t you think the King of Den called lawless element was not con- n*#. ____ .. corned in the lynching«, and " « . be- ma^ wa. . Httl, haaty In awarding lieve no innocent man met his death at credit for the discovery of the .North the hands of the mob.“ Salzner was Pole?” »ccused of murdering his wife. James | “ No. He acted with foresight. 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