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digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
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RAW FURS
W hen cane neats are relaxed tu rn
the chair upside down, pour boiling
w ater over It. scour In hot soapsuds
and rln te again in boiling water, when
the cane should be found to have con
tracted.
A polish th at may be used for floors
and furniture Is m ade of equal parts of
vinegar, boiled linseed oil and m ethy
lated spirits. W here the polish has
worn off this renew s it, and when It
Is well rubbed in It gives a brilliant
surface to the floor.
If the painter has left m arks of paint
on the floor apply to them a paste
m ade of equal parts of lime and soda
m oistened with a little water. Leave
this, apply very thickly, for 24 hours,
then wash it off and the stains will
be found to have disappeared.
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N o S m a r t i n g — F e e ls F i n e — A c ts Q u ic k ly . T ry
i t f o r R e d , W e a k , W a te r y E y e s a n d ( ir a ii u -
l a t e d E y e lid s . I l l u s t r a t e d B o o k in e a c h P a c k
a g e . M u rin e Is c o m p o u n d e d b y o u r O c u lis ts
— n o t a “ P a t e n t M e d ic in e ” — b u t u s e d in s u c
c e s s f u l P h y s i c i a n s ’ P r a c t i c e f o r m a n y y e a rs ,
N o w d e d ic a t e d to t h e p u b l ic a n d s o ld by
D r u g g i s t s a t- 25c a n d 50c p e r B o ttle . M u rin e
E y e S a lv e I n A s e p t ic T u b e s , 25c a n d 60c.
M lurine E ye R e m e d y
We positively p a y th e h ig h est
m a rk e t p rices, as w e a re m a n u
f a c tu re r s and th e re fo re can pay
m ore th a n d e a le rs.
Send for
fre e p riee li«t and s h ip p in g ta g s
and g e t full v alu e fo r y o u r skins.
N. M. I 'n g a r Co., th e R eliable
F u rrie rs , 202'-b 7th Si.. P«rtlaa4. Ore.
N ovel
C o ., C h ic a g o
D a in t ie s .
The kum quata or “little oranges*
th at come In boxes a t the fruit store
are a source of wonderm ent to m any
persons who have never used them
them selves or happened to m eet them
S.ightlyijsed AUTOMOBILES | on others' tables. The way they are
$200 AND UP
I served by an uptown chef Is this: He
\ covers a plate with endive leaves that
have been chilled and then covers the
leaves with kum quats th a t have been
PACIFIC CARAGE sliced very fine and allowed to stand
for an hour or two with a covering
Hill Si.
Portland. O r««
of sugar and sherry. The salad is
dressed with oil and vinegar.
Alligator pears are another m ystery
O E S C H ’S
to a good many Am erican housewives
who have departed from traditional
lines. The pears to be delicious should
be a little soft, and they should also
be very cold. Cut the pears In half,
arrange them on individual plates cov
ered w ith white lettuce leaves and
fill each cavity with French dressing.
The pears are eaten with a spoon, like
a muskmelon.
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P re s e rv e th e b e a u ty a n d y o u th fu l a p p e a ra n c e
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C ream , w h ic h fee d s th e sk in , th e re b y fillin g o u t and
p r e v e n tin g w rin k le s a n d d e s tro y in g b lac k h e a d s,
a nd g iv es th e skin th e b lu sh a n d glow o f y o u th .
T h e m arv e lo u s com plexion o f th e h ig h c lass O ri
e n ta ls . w h ic h h as been a m y ste ry to E u ro p e an s, is
d u e to th e u s e o f p r e p a r a tio n s m ad e fro m th is re
c e ip t. P u t u p in glass, $1.
T h is is th e firs t tim e th e a b o v e-m en tio n ed p re
p a ra tio n s h a v e been offered fo r s a le in A m erica.
A lim ited su p p ly is to be had by a d d re s s in g
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Is o u r p rid e—o u r hobby—o u r »tody fo r y e a n and
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Office Hour». • A. M. to 8 P. M. Sunday«, • to l
T he Paper Wedding.
T h e “paper wedding” m arks the
completion of the second year of
m arried life, and is som etim es the
first one celebrated, since the cotton
anniversary seems to offer very few
possibilities in the way of unique en
tertalnm ent. For the paper wedding
we can decorate our rooms and table
with some of th e beautiful paper
flowers th a t are now being modeled
most exquisitely a fte r th e natural
flowers.—H am er's Bazar.
W oodpecker’s Hearing.
It Is not easy to explain why wood
peckers select one tree ra th e r than
others of the sam e kind in the for
e st upon which to begin th eir opera
tions, or why they atta ck one side of a
tree and leave the other untouched.
Commonly it will be found, no doubt,
th a t worm s or ants are concealed be
neath th e point selected and th a t the
woodpecker is guided In his search by
the sense of hearing.
Woman •« Age.
A few years ago a fte r a woman had
passed thirty five she was relegated
to th e fireside and she looked and felt
old. She lived in her memory, and all
th e money th a t was spent for little
frills and follies was given to her
d aughter; for m other, all was over.
Suddenly woman awakened to the
fact th a t a fte r thirty-five she le a t her
beet, and th a t her beauty need not
fade unless she wishes it.—Home LJfe.
Entirely Inadequate.
"I offered to let him have a hun
dred." "T hat would only be a drop la
the bucket-shop."—Life.
T he Clever and the W l.e.
To clever people alm ost everything
fs laughable—to wise people, hardly
anything.—Goethe
Only the Belief of Snobe.
T he Idea th a t trade Is vulgar le one
of the silliest Ideas th a t ever cam e
l« t o th e brain of ma
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H e r N a t u r a l O c c u p a tio n .
Now and then the childish com
m ent goes right to th e h e art of a
difficult problem or situation. A little
boy who longed to stand on the seat
of a car and look out of the window
was sternly reproved by his m other.
“ W hat a 'frald-cat m am m a!” exclaim
ed another youngster, seated near.
“ Yes, I suppose she Is nervous,” was
th e adult reply, “but then, you see,
she has to tak e care of her little boy
and It keeps her busy.” “Well, Isn’t
th a t w hat she’s for?” was the Inna
cent, pertinent question.
Madero Will Deal Summarily With
All Agitators.
Policy o f Diaz i . Adopted in Dealing
With E nem ies o f G overnm ent
—T ro o p s W atch B order.
Mexico C ity — W ithout blare of
trum pets and w ithout official proclam
ation the Federal governm ent proposes
to employ the d rastic m ethods of Diaz
in restoring peace. Im m ediate appli
cation of the new policy will be the
n atio n ’s only apprlsal of it.
This is the substance of a sta te m en t
by a cabinet m inister. S w ift punish
m ent is to be the portion of all a g ita
to rs who can be reached, w h eth er of
gun or pencil.
A few new spaper
w riters will be deported, it is said,
under th a t provision of the co n stitu
tion which provides for the expulsion
of undesirables. Public parades and
s tre e t orations are to be prohibited in
cases w here the purpose is in any
m anner connected w ith the political
affairs.
This prescription is in accordance
w ith the governm ent’s diagnosis of
the revolutionary disease th a t has
broken out in so many p a rts of the
country.
Official figures place the loss in
death, both north and south, since
January 26, as follows:
Federals, 84, rebels, from 222 to
272, and noncom batants, 10.
Unofficial reports, apparently well
founded, add to these figures 15 Fed
eral dead and 45 rebel dead.
One rebellion is recognized, th a t of
Em ilio Z apata, covering all of the
s ta te of Morelos and portions of the
sta te s of Hidalgo, G uerrero and Mex
ico and the Federal d istric t itself.
In G uerrero conditions are not greatly
b e tte r than in Morelos.
T here the
d istric t leader of the revolt is Jesus
H. Salgado, who, like Z apata, is a
form er officer in M adero’s revolution
ary arm y. He has been p e rsisten t in
declaring th a t he is fighting for the
cause of E m ilio Vasquez Gomez, but
there is little doubt th a t he and Za
p a ta are w orking together.
In the s ta te of Tabasco, there re
m ains a trac e of the revolt of a few
w eeks ago, b u t th a t had nothing of a
national character. It was specifical
ly again st th e governm ent. The por
tion of O axaca on the T ehuantepec
isthm us has y e t a few rebels, but they
are not o p e ratin g again st the Federal
governm ent. Reform of local condi
tions is th e ir cry. The list of u p ris
ings was increased last w eek by one
in Michoacan. Alleged abuses on an
hacienda account for that. The insur-
rectos are chiefly field hands.
The puzzle was furnished by the
g arrisions a t Ju a rez and Chihuahua.
The rebels in the South pretend a
knowledge th a t the m utinous troops
are w orking under the sam e general
plan w ith them selves, but governm ent
officials profess to believe th ere is no
connection betw een the u prisings in
the N orth.
ICE GORGE BREAKS.
In the Dog W atch.
T hree P e rso n s Sw ept to D eath in
Objection Is m ade In New York to
N iagara River.
drow ning stray dogs, for fear so m any
N
iagara
F
a lls—The g re a t ice bridge
sunken barks may obstruct naviga
th a t has choked the river channel be
tion.—C hristian Advocate.
tw een the c a ta ra c t and the upper steel
arch bridge below the fa lls for the
Real Life.
past three w eeks broke from its shor
T he m intage of wisdom Is to know ing a t noon Sunday and w ent toward
th at re st Is rust, and th a t real life Is the river, tak in g w ith i t to th eir
In love, laughter and work.—E lbert death a m an and woman said to be
H ubbard. ________________
Mr. and Mrs. E ldridge S tanton, of To
ronto, Canada, and B urrell Heacock,
Mignt Be W orth Knowing-
The mechanism of the hand Is such 17 years old, o f Cleveland, O.
Four o th er persons w ere on the ice
th a t a cigar held between the second
and third fingers will not drop from a t the tim e, b u t m anaged to g et
• he hand should the sm oker fall asleep ashore in safety.
The bridge w as considered safe.
For weeks the g re a t fields of ice had
L ittle .
been
coming down the river, piling up
Man w ants but little here below,
and he gets It when he goes to the ag ain st the b a rrie r until it w as from
60 to 80 fe e t thick and under the in
grocery with less than S5-
fluence of zero w eather the g re a t mass
had become anchored firmly to the
shore. The jam was about 1,000 feet
wide and in some places a q u a rte r of
i i i EXICAN
a m ile in breadth.
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T a c o m a lW a ih .1 P o u ltry A s s 'n w rite « :
“ I w ill g iv e M e x ic a n M u s ta n g L in im e n t
I a n u n e q u iv o c a l e n d o rs e m e n t hs a rem e d y
I f o r B n m b le fb o t a n d C a n k e r in th e T h r o a t .
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CURES RHEUMATISM
P o rtla n d . O r.. 22 Dec.. 1911
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L O N D O N NEW SBO Y IS HEIR
p
W h y will you
c o n t i n u e to
suffer from a
bad sto m a ch ,
c o n s t i p at e d
b o w e ls or in
active liver
w hen
»‘rscept aha practice.
"Da you wish to go to church this
evening? Father is going to preach,
you know,” the m inister’s fair daugh
ter asked. Tho young man conaldored.
“Urn. The last time I went he rather
fell on some of my small failings. Do \
you know what his text will be to
night?” “ Yes, ’Love One A nother.’ ” :
He regarded tho round pink cheek ap
provingly “Suppose,” he suggested
softly, “that we let the old gentlem an
go preach while wo sit on the porch
and practice?”
Whucouqh?
G randson o f Rich Californian Begins
Suit fo r Estate.
San Francisco— By an action filed in
the S uperior court here, a London
newsboy became a contestant for u
fortune.
Thu su it, filed by Mrs. A m elia A.
Stop coughing! Coughing
D ierks in behalf o f E tienne Buillard,
rasps and tears. Stop it!
a lad whom she found selling papers
Coughing prepares the throat
in London two y ears ago, reveals the
and lungs for' more trouble.
story of the boy’s abandonm ent in
j S tiff neck! D oesn’t a m o u n t to m uch, b u t j
m ig h ty d isag reeab le.
You will be s u rp ris e d I Stop i t ! There is nothing so
P aris, a f te r the death of his m other
to see how q uickly H am lins W izard Oil will : bad for a cough as coughing.
and the discovery, according to Mrs.
d riv e th a t stiffn ess o u t. O ne n ig h t, th a t's all. I
Stop it! Ayer’s Cherry Pec
D ierks th a t he is the grandson of the
W ork cf Real F o rester.
toral
is a medicine for coughs
late Dennis H ayes, a wealthy pioneer
The modern forester undertakes to
and colds, a regular doctor’s
m ining man of C alifornia and th a t he
m ake orchards profitable. There are
medicine. Sold for seventy
was restored to his relatives by the j
orchardists, to be sure, who know very
well how to care for their trees and I years. Use it! Ask your doc
chance m eeting w ith his benefactress
will make you well and w'ho do care for them ; but fhero are tor if this is not good advice.
in London.
also orchards th at are neglected or
keep you so.
Try a handled unskillfully. The forester Unless there is daily action of the bow
The boy’s claim to a share in the
H ayes e sta te of approxim ately $100,- j
bottle today.
will take a run-down orchard and by , els, poisonous products are absorbed,
000 is entered in the su it ju st filed.
Intelligent, scientific treatm ent of the causing headache, biliousness, nausea,
Mrs. D ierks found Etienne Buillard. j
trees, with system atic care, m ake it I dyspepsia. We wish you would ask yout.
then 12 years old, selling papers in
produce big and handsome apples !u I doctor about correcting your constipation
taking laxat v® doses of Aver’s Pills,
London two years ago.
abundance.
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by th# J. C. AYEU CO.. L ow elt. Mass.
“ You speak like an A m erican," she
said.
“ My m other was an A m erican,” re
“ Dad."
plied the boy. " S h e died and I have
“Dad” and “daddy” were well known
alm ost forgotten her, hut she taught In this country in the sixteenth cen
me to t a l k .’’
tury; “papa” did not come In, borrow
The boy’s m em ories of his parents ed from abroad, until the sevententh
w ere vague, but Mrs. D ierks learned century was well advanced. Florio,
by investigation, she says, th a t his at the end of the form er century, de
m other was A nnette Hays, daughter fined the Italian “pappa” as “the first
of Dennis H ayes, and th a t she hud word th at children are taught to coll
been m arried to E tienne B uillard, a ] their father, as ours say ‘dad,’ ‘dad-
supposedly
w ealthy
Frenchm an, j die’ or ‘bab.’ ” “ Dad” seem s to be the
a g ain st her f a th e r’s wishes, and gone commoner to m ankind of the two.
to P a ris to live. F u rth e r inquiries re
Nausicas in the “Odyssey” calls her
vealed the w hereabouts of an aunt,
father “pappa phile,” dear papa; but
Mrs. C ecilia Laib, living in San F ra n
Greek has “tata " also, and W elsh has
cisco, and E tienne was taken to her
“ tat,” and Irish “daid.”
by Mrs. D ierks.
The luxury of the
Laib residence palled on the boy and
Qualities T hat Make for Success.
he le ft w ithin a week, going to the
“The qualities of honesty, energy,
home of Mrs. D ierks, w ith whom he frugality, integrity, a re more neces
I AM A R E A L S T U M P P U LLE R
has since lived.
sary th an ever today, and there is
Will
pull
them
all, large and small, and pile them ju st like a 100-H. P.
no success w ithout them . They are
DONKEY ENGIN E. Will clear TWO acres to the Donkey’s one, using less or
F E W E R N E W S P A P E R S E X IS T .
so often urged that they have become no
powder a t all. Am operated by one horse and one man.
commonplace, but they are really
W rite and find out why you should know about the AMERICAN STUM P
T o t a l L is t e d in A m e r ic a n A n n u a l 13 more prized than ever. And any good PU LLER. T H IN K TH IS OVER; Stum p land does not pay TAXES, but when
fortune
th
a
t
comes
by
such
m
ethods
cleared it pays everything. This Machine is guaranteed to stand w ear and tea r
L e ss Than Ye ar Ago.
Is deserved and adm irable.”—M ar and pull your stum ps, or no pay. Address
Philadelphia—T hat there are few er shall Field.
new spapers in the United S tates than
there w ere a y ear ago is revealed by
2012 15TH AVE. WEST, SEATTLE, WASH.
figures presented in the Am erican I
N ew spaper A nnual, ju st published.
A y ear ago the num ber of daily papers
was 2,472; the 1912 annual lists 13
less.
New E ngland has lost four dailies;
New York fo u r, the Middle W est nine
All Styles, All Leather», All Size» and Width»,
and the W estern sta te s 13.
for Men, W om en and Boys.
T H E S T A N D A R D O F Q U A L IT Y
T here w ere gains in the Southern i Mow Mrs. Bethune was Re
FOR O V ER 30 YEAR S
stored to Health by Lydia
and Middle A tlan tic sections.
W eekly and sem i-weekly new spa
T H E N E X T T IM E Y O U N E ED SH O ES
E. Pinkham’s Vegeta
pers are also few er in number.
The
give W . L. D ouglas shoes a trial. W . L.
ble Compound.
1912 annual nam es 16,229 w eeklies,
D ouglas n a m e sta m p e d on a shoe g u a r
40 less than in 1911, and 605 sem i
an tee s su p erio r q u ality a n d m o re value
weekly, as compared w ith 617 in 1911.
Sikeston, Mo. — " F o r seven years I
fo r th e m oney th a n o th e r m ak es. His
suffered everything. I was in bed for
n am e an d price sta m p e d on th e b o tto m
four or five days a t a
B R E W E R S S E E H O P LA N D S.
p ro tects th e w e a re r a g a in st high prices
tim e every month,
a n d inferior shoes. Insist u p o n having
and so weak I could
E a s t e r n P a r t y L o o k i n g In to P r o s p e c
I th e g en u in e W . L. D ouglas shoes.
hardly walk. I had
tive W e s t e r n In v e s tm e n t s.
T a k e no su b stitu te .
I
cramps, b a c k a c h e
.HO W TO ORDER BY M A I L Shoes Sent Everywhere All Charges Prepaid.
and headache, a n d
Chico, Cal.— Several prom inent hop-
ItW .l..l>ouglAa atioea are r
was so nervous and
grow ers and rep resentatives of E ast
r c a n t o e : h ea v y , m ed iu m o r lig h t «ole. I >tn th * l a r u e * t »hoe m a i l o r d e r
weak th a t I dreaded
M f f ln t h e u o r l it . lllu s . C atalo g F ree. W.L. DOUGLAS,145 S park81.,Brockton,M ai
ern brew eries a re in Chico looking a t
to
see
a
n
y
o
n
e
or
land su itab le for purchase and a rra n g
have anyone move in
ing for the care of th a t already ac
the room. The doc
quired.
The p arty consists of J.
C O L T D IS T E M P E R
tors gave me medi
Birkenheim , of New York, and Flood
Can he h an d led very eerily. T ho »Irk a re cured, a nd nil oth ers In
sam e Btahle, no m a tte r how “ exposed," k> i from hi t ing th e dis
cine
to
ease
me
a
t
V. F lin t, P. M. Rooney and W illiam
ease. by using Sl'O IIN ’8 L IQ U ID Iih T L .M I'l II CURE. G ive on
th o tongue o r in feed. Acts on th e blood a nd t*xi els germ s of all
Woods, of Sacram ento,
under the those tim es, and said th a t I ought to
form s o f distem per. He«t rem edy e 'e r known fo r m nres in foal.
have
an
operation.
I
would
not
listen
to
OnO ItOttlo gur. ran teed to euro o ne rase. 50c and $1 a l>ott le: f5 end
guidance of P. Frazer.
$10 dozen, of druggists and hurneraden ere. o r sent express paid by
th
at,
and
when
a
friend
of
my
husband's
m anufacturers. Out shows how to poultice th ro a ts. O ur F re«
B irkenheim represents a syndicate
booklet gives everything. Local a g en ts wanted. L argest selling
of E astern brew eries and is endeavor told him about Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Veg
ho rse rem edy in existence—twelve years.
ing to put into operation a plan w here etable Compound and w hat it had done SPOHN MEDICAL ( •
C hem ists a n d B acterioloaists. G O SH EN , IND., U. S. A*
by the brew eries will raise th e ir own for his wife, I was willing to take it.
hops. I t is also understood they are Now I look the picture of health and feel
Got Any?
A rL to c ra tic D airy F a rm e rs.
n e g o tiatin g for the purchase of lands like it, too. I can do all my own house
T h e fall of th e y e a r a ’w ays la y s a
D airy fa rm in g Is p o p ular a s a g en u
work, work in the garden and entertain
already given over to hopgrowing.
company and enjoy them , and can walk sp ecial s tra in upon tlie n a tio n ’s fin an ine so u rce of incom e to th e B ritish
as fa r as any ordinary woman, any day cial reso u rces. F o r n o t only Is th e re aristo cracy .
F ig h t A b a n d o n m e n t o f P o s t s
in the week. I wish I could talk to every tho m oney needed to m ove th e crops,
W ashington. D. C.—N o tw ith stan d suffering woman and girl, and tell them but also th o se g re a t ro lls of bills w hich
ing S ecretary Stim son's rep o rt to con w hat Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Vegetable p ru d en t m en, In p u ttin g aw ay th e ir
M A K E YOUR CARO EN
Y IE L D IT S L IM IT
gress recom m ending the abandonm ent Compound has done for m e .’’—Mrs. lig h t clothing, do not forget to fo rg et
P
lan
t th o ro u g h b re d seeds. T h o r
In th e p o ck ets th ereo f, In o rd e r th a t
of m any arm y posts, i t is im probable D ema B e t h u n e , Sikeston, Mo.
ou
g lib red seeds do not happen.
O ugui
th a t any of the larg e r posts will be
They
Remember, the remedy which did this th ey m ay com e jo y fully to lig h t nex t
They r e s u lt from lo n g and in telli
g e n t b reed in g . T hey produce
abandoned this w inter. A Dem ocratic was Lydia E. Pinkham ’s V egetable Rummer.— Puck.
geni
big cro p s of th e best vege
house m ay in sert am endm ents in the Compound.
ta b les. Use F e r r y ’s.
If you use E ye S alve use th e best.
For sale everyw here.
arm y appropriation bill to carry out
I t has helped thousands of women who P e t t i t ’ s E ye S alve is th e sta n d ard ,
1 912 S E E D AN NUA L
S tim son’s plan of economy, but the have been troubled w ith displacements, is reliab le and costs no m ore th an in fer-
E R L E ON R E Q U E S T
I. M. FIMYI CO., Detroit, Weil
senate is alm ost to a man opposed to inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irreg ior goods th a t are unknow n. U sed bv
his program , and i t is certain there ularities, periodic pains, backache, th at P hysicians and O culists, helps w h ere all
are enough votes in th a t body to pre bearing down feeling, indigestion, and o th e rs fail. I t is not th e TUBE o r Box
vent the abandonm ent of any im port nervous prostration, a fte r all other means th a t cu res, it is th e SALVE th a t does th e
w ork. G u aran teed by H ow ard Bros,
a n t post.
have failed. W hy don’t you try it ?
under th e G o v ern m en t Food and D rugs
Stop it!
HQSTETTER’S
STO M ACH
B IT T E R S
ALL DRUGGISTS.
A M E R IO ^ m m
PULLER
AMERICAN MACHINE W0HKS, INC.
SEVEN YEARS *
W. L. DOUGLAS
OF MISERY
*2.25,’ 2.50, *3, *3.50,*4
&*5 SHOES
V '
fE R R Y s
P a c k e r s ' M a r g in Even .
C hicago—Governm ent Counsel Shean
in his exam ination of w itnesses in the
packers’ tria l, brought out the fact
th a t the m argin system used by the
N ational Packing company is uniform
a t all plan ts of the corporation and
was used ss a m easuring stick for
com parisons.
L ater the governm ent
will a tte m t to show th a t the m argin
system used by A rm our & Co., S w ift
& Co., and Morris & Co., ¡8 identical
in m aterial respects w ith th a t used
by the N ational Packing company.
New York — The H am burg-A m eri-
can liner A lleghaney, w hich le ft here
S aturday fo r C entral A m erica and the
W est Indies, sank 75 m iles e ast-north-
e ast of Cape H enry, off the V irginia
coast, a fte r a collision w ith the B ritish
steam er Pom aron, according to w ire
less dispatches received here shortly
a fte r the d isaster. The Pom aron took
all the passengers and crew of the
Alleghaney on board and, convoyed by
the revenue c u tte r Onondaga, is m ak
D e a t h C h e a t s O f f ic e r s .
ing slowly for port, the m essage said.
Chicago—W hile hunting for Antonio
No lives w ere lost so fa r as known.
M aggierio, J r ., who it was thought
had been kidnaped, the police found
E x - P r i s o n e r B r i n g s S u it .
the boy’s brother, Michael, for whom
P itts b u rg — Frederck H. M errick, they have been searching for three
editor o f a Socialist new spaper, one weeks, suspecting he had knowledge
tim e a prisoner a t the 'county jail, has of “ Black H and” o utrages here. But
brought su it for $10,000 a g ain st W ar Michael was not arrested. A few m in
den I.ewis, alleging th a t because he utes before the police shoved open the
would not attend the religious services creaking door of the frigid back room
a t the in stitu tio n , he was throw n into in which he had hidden, death had
the dungeon o f the jail. H e says th a t claim ed him. He was tubercular.
he was kept in solitary confinem ent
during the services. He contends th a t
7 6 .1 2 8 .0 0 0 Bushels Move.
his rig h t of religious freedom , gu aran
W innipeg—T hat 76,128,000 bushels
teed by the constitution of the U nited
States, w as violated by th is a tte m t a t of grain have been m arketed on the
Canadian Pacific railw ay th is year
discipline.
a g ain st 55,518.000 bushels for the
same period last year is shown by re
H o w E le c t e d B y H o b o s .
Cincinnati Jam es Eads How, of ports ju s t completed. Of the form er
total 61,740,000 bushels are w heat
St. Louis, the "m illio n a ire hobo,”
and 14,388,000 o th e r grain s; w hile of
was chosen national chairm an of the
the 55,518,000 bushels,
43,607,000
Unskilled
M igratory
and Casual
bushels were w heat and 11,911,000
W orkers’ association of th e U nited
bushels other grains.
States. A lexander T yler, o f C incin
nati, was elected secretary , and Cora
Mayor Jo in s Two Tunnels.
I). H arvey, o f St. Louis, w as named
Storm King. N. Y .— Mayor Gaynor,
treasu rer. T he convention cam e to an
end w ith an address by Professor of New York, touched an electric b u t
Frank Bohn, form erly of the U n iv er ton and fired the b last th a t joined the
two tunnels, sunk on opposite sides of
sity of Chicago, on "S o c ia lism .”
the Hudson riv er for the New York-
G e r m a n y to A d d to F o r c e .
C atskill aqueduct. The work o f con
B erlin—F iftee n thousand bluejack c retin g the tunnel will be sta rte d a t
It is estim ated it will tak e
e ts are to be added to th e German once.
navy by the new naval bill about to be about a y ear to complete th is p a rt of
the work.
introduced in the Reichstag.
A ct. D on’t be deceived o r m isled. T ne
only really a n tise p tic E ye Salve th a t has
been in th e m a rk e t fo r y ears. Sold by
D ru g g ists th ro u g h o u t th e know n world.
\
' ffi ALBERS BROS. :Vu
IÜI
i ''l
DAIRY FEED!
BEST AND CHEAPEST
Ask veur dealer Tor it. If he does
not handle it drop us a postal card
and wo will furnish you the name of
a dealer who does
ALBERS BROS:
colds.
N u m b ers of p eo p le a re su fferin g
Ju st now from Irrita tin g colds In th e
h ead . A v ery sim p le hom e rem ed y
w h ich b rin g s alm o st in s ta n t re lie f Is
to p o u r half a p in t of boiling w a te r on
to a d ram of p u lv erized cam p h o r, an d
to in h ale th e vapor fo r ab o u t te n to
fifteen m in u tes. T h e an n o y in g fits of
sn eezin g , ru n n in g eyes and h eav y
feelin g in th o head will q uickly yield
j to th is r< b edv
Dr. Stone’s Heave Drops
F o r th e c u re of heaves;
a liquid m edicine given
in th e feed, w h ic h th e
m ost fastid io u s horse w ill
not refu se . F rom o ne t4$
six bottle« will c u re th e
m ost stu b b o rn case.
P ric e $1 p e r b o ttle , o r
ix b o ttle s for $5. F o r
sale a t all d r u g g is ts , o r
w rite to
DR. S. C STONE
Only On# “ BROMO QUININE”
SALEM. 0.3EGON
T h a t is L A X A T IV E liU OM O Q U IN IN E . I took
fo r th e s ig n a tu re o f K. W. G R O V E. U se d th e
W orld o v e r to C u re a Cold in O ne Duy. 26c.
MILLING CQjjij
¡.PORTI AND, OREGON
T o d a y the A p p o in te d T im e .
1
“ T h e fu tu re is an Illusion; It n e v e t
a rriv e s ; It flies b efo re you a s you ad
vance. A lw ays it is to d ay —an d a f te r
d e a th and a th o u san d y e a rs it is to- |
day. You have g re a t d eed s to p e r
form and you m u st d o th em n o w .”— !
C h a rle s F erg u so n .
A ll T o o F r e q u e n t M is t a k e .
F O R S IC K C O W S
Healthy cow« give more miik, m*ke richer
butter, and require le*« care. ICOW KURB i* a
cow medicine, not « food.
It regulate« the
digestive and gener.-itive organs and tone« up
the%ntire system. A positive cure snd preven
tive for LOST APPETITE, BARRENNESS,
ABORTION, SCOURS. MII.K FEVER, and all
other ailm entst hat sap the strength of milking
cows. Thousands of profitable herds owe their
health to KOW KURE-
Be sure to * r ^ for our valuable free book,
“ More Money From Your Cows.”
DAIRY ASSOCIATION CO-, MFRS.
Lyodoovllle, VI., U. S. A.
PUTNAM
T h e soul Is in ten d ed to g u id e th e '
body In th e Journey th ro u g h life; th e 1
ch ief m ista k e w hich m an m ak es Is (
th a t he p e rm its th e body to g uide th o j
soul.— London T ru th .
PILES CURED IN ft TO 1« DAYS
Y o u r d r u g g is t will re fu n d moi y if I’AZO O IN T
M E N T fails to c u re a n y caw * o f Itc h in g . B lind,
B leeding o r P ro tr u d in g P ile s in 6 to 14 d a y s. 60c.
N o r w e g ia n
In d u s t ry .
N o rw ay te lls m atc h e s and p a p e r to
th o U nited S ta te s, th e F a s t In d ies,
th e U n ited K ingdom an d G erm any.
how to
Get Well and
Keep So.
DR. WO
T h e e m in e n t C hinese doctor, tr e a ts w ith
non-poisonous, n o n -in ju rio u s h e rb s a nd
c u re s su c h d ise a se s of th e T h ro a t. H e a rt.
L iver, L u n . s. Stom ach. K idneys. A sth m a .
P n e u m o n ia . C onsum ption. C hronic C ough.
P iles. C o n stip atio n . D y se n tery . N erv o u s
n ess, D izziness. N e u ra lg ia . H eadache,
L um bago, A p p e n d ic itis, R h e u m a tism , C a
ta r r h . E czem a. E tc .
CONSULTATION F R E E
I t is b e tte r to call th a n w rite , b u t those
w h o a re u n a b le to come, send 4 c e n ts In
s ta m p s a nd s e c u re sym ptom blank. A f te r
c a re fu lly g iv in g sym p to m s th ese w o n d e rfu l
h e a lth -g iv in g h e rb s can be s e cu re d , w hich
w ill p u t you on th e road to recovery.
Wo Chinese Medical Co.
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M e n t a l H u r t A d de d .
W h a t m ak es a so re to e h u r t w o rse
Is fo r th e m an who ste p s on It to
w alk aw ay w ith o u t apologizing.
No
W H E N w ritin g to advertiser«, please m en
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