Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., November 12, 1896, Image 3

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T E N A C IO U S C L C T C I
t h e g r e a t r iv e r o p e n .
dyapepaia. Few rem ed ies do m ore
then palU»«« In is o b s tin a te c o m p la in t. Try T h . Koruiml l>*.tl.all.,„
Ho«t<’tte r’» H tom ach H itter«, how ever, a n d you
w,ll find th a t it 1** c o n q u e ra b le , along v\ i (h j,H
Locks Celebrated.
■vmptomH, h e a rtb u r n , fla tu le n c e , nervounneM
¿ d l o w o i fleith a n d v ig o r. HiliotiancAh ,nul
of «>«• Catcud. lock, last
ronftipation fre q u e n tly acco m p an y It. The«** week w tll p ro v . an epoch in the h i.-
betide» m a la ria l, rh e u m a tie a n d k id n e y rum
plaintf, a re also u u b d u a b le w ith th e H itters.
T h ey ssy in T exas t h a t t h e c o w tm y o f
the f u tu re w ill u s e a w h e e l in s te a d ‘o f a
horse. O n e c o w h e r d e r in Atehihon, K u n -
bas, a lre a d y u s e s o n e .
Pino's (Hire for C onsum ption is ou r only
medicine for cotlgiis an d colds. Mrs. <\
¿eltx, 4.W, 8 th uve., Denver, ( ’ol., N o v . h ,
S u n s n o ts a r e b e lie v e d t o i** o p e n i n g s in
th e h u h p h o t i s p h e r e , o r l u m in o u s e n v e lo p e
th ro u g h w h ic h t h e o r b is s e e n .
HANDS
F o ra ll kinds of w ork furnished free on
short notice. A d d re s s Itlg le y ’s Kmployineiu Of
lice. M2 Third S treet, 1’orlluiitl. Oregon.
I f you pick u p a starv in g dog and make
him prosperous he will not hit»* you. This
is th e p rincipal difference b e tw e e n a d o g
ami a man.
D EA FN ESS
CAN SOT
HE
IIK K I)
Bv local a p p lic a tio n s , as th e y c a n n o t reach the
diseased p o rtio n of th e ea r. T h e re is only one
way to c u re d ea fn e ss, a n d th a t •» by eoiistitu-
tional rem ed ies. D eafness is cause«! I»y an in ­
flamed c o n d itio n of th e nmcious lin in g oi the
Eustachian T u b e . W hen th is tu b e is inflam ed
you h ave a r u m b lin g s o u n d or im per «•» t heur-
Ing, and w h e n it is e n tire ly closed, d eafness is
the result, a n d u n le ss th e In tla m m a tio n can he
taken o u t am i th is tu b e resto red to its norm al
condition, h e a rin g w ill la* d e stro y e d fo^*y«*r ;
nine cases o u t of te n an* caused bv ca tarrh !
which is n o th in g b u t a n in flam e d c o n d itio n of
the m ucous su rfa c e s.
We w ill g iv e O ne H u n d re d D ollars for any
case of d ea fn e ss (c a u s e d by c a ta rrh ) th a t can­
not be c u re d by H a ll’s C a ta rrh C ure. Send for
circulars; free.
F. J . C H EN EY A CO., Toledo, O
Sold by d r u g g b ts , 76c.
H ail’s F am ily P ills a re th e best.
T h e c h e m ic a l c o n s t i t u e n t s o f th e m u s h ­
room are Almost identical with t h >se < i
m eat, a n d i t p o s s e s s e s t h e s a m e n o u r is h in g
p ro p e rtie s .
Bottled Op!
W h e th e r in th e form of p ill powder
or liq u id , th e d o c to r 's p re sc rip tio n for
blood d is e a s e s is alw ay s th e s a m e -
m ercury o r p o ta s h . T h ese d ru g s bottle
up th e p o iso n a n d d ry it u p in the
system , b u t th e y a ls o d ry u p th e m arrow
iu th e b o n es a t tb e sa m e tim e.
T he su p p le n e ss a n d e la s tic ity of the
joints giv e w ay to a stiffn ess, tlie r a c k ­
ing p a in s o f rh e u m a tis m . T h e form
rad u ally b e n d s , th e bones ach e, while
e c re p itu d e a m i h e lp le ssn e ss prem a­
turely ta k e p o sse ssio n of th e body, and
it is b u t a s h o r t ste p to a p a ir of
cro tch es.
T hen
com es
fa llin g of
the h a ir a n d d ec a y of th e bones,—a con­
dition tr u ly h o rrib le .
C o ntagious Blood
¡(P O T A S 3Hi?
H
P o iso n —th e curse
JM ERCUflyj
RYj
of m a n k in d —is the
m o st h o rrib le of all
d ise ases, an d has al­
w a y s baffled the
d o cto rs. T h e ir pot-
a s h a n d m ercury
b o ttle up th e poison,
b u t it alw ays breaks
fo rth ag a in a tta c k ­
in g som e delicate
o rg an ,
frequently
th e
m o u th
and
th ro a t, fillin g them
w ith ea tin g sores.
S .S .S ., is th e only
k n o w n cu re for this
disease. It is g u a r­
a n te e d p urely vege­
table, a n d o n e th o u s a n d d o lla rs rew ard is
offered fo r p ro o f to th e c o n tra ry . It
never fa ils to c u re C o ntagious blood
Poison, S c ro fu la , E czem a, R h e u m a tism ,
Cancer, o r a n y o th e r d isease of the
•lo o d .
If y ou h a v e a blood disease,
take a rem ed y w h ic h w ill n o t in ju re you.
Beware of m e rc u ry ; d o n ’t do violence
fo y o u r sy stem . D o n ’t g e t bo ttled up!
Our b o o k s se n t free to an y address.
Swift Specific C o ., A tla n ta , G a.
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Shown a s ty lish Rhoe; b u t does n o t show
h a lf of th e s h o e ’s stro n g points.
It is a p lu m p calf, ca lf-tip p e d , ha« tough,
soft to p p in g , re in fo rc e d lace stays, ex tra
b ro ad o u ts id e a n d in s id e back stays, *«ilid
d o u b le soles a n d slu g heels th a t cun t oe
ru n o v er. P o r tla n d ’s G reatest S tore offers
th is sh o e to its m a il ord er cu sto m ers os a
sp e c ia l b a rg a in .
IN BOYS’ SIZES. 11 TO 7 . AT $1 80 PER PAIR.
IN BOYS’ S IZES. 2 1-2 TO 6. AT 12.20 PER PAIR
New s q u a re toe, if you p refer, in stead of
p o in t s h o w n . We w ill p ay th e express or
m a il c h a rg e s on th ese shoes, an d "'tn
sem i o n e of o u r new F all C a ta lo g u e s t«»
each c u s to m e r w ho has. n o t received one
O L D S *c K IN G ,
3 0 » W ashington St.
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P 0 R 1 LAN"’. OR
FRAZER c ^ l | e
BEST IN THE WORLD
Iti w e a rin g q e a llt iw « r e n n s u r p e w l ,w t u a l l y
o u tla s tin g tw o boxes of *nv o th e r b ran d *,reti
from A n im a l O ff.. O U T T U B O R ' H R « '
FOR HAI.K BY OREGON AM>
l a - W A S r t l .T O T O R H R K C H A R T P i-M
a n d D ealers generally.
w
J e ° t h thousands
n he T ® w 0<
w ere
ho UreKon"
w itnessed T her«
the
tw in g in g of th e m assive a,eel K„ e. «
th e w estern approach to th e lock. T he
I T o l T ,prelim in u ry to the opening
of the locks w ere sim ple in character
consisting only in a short address b j
h T , rT , W '
R
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P r e s e n tin g
the steel lever to be nsed in th e open-
log of the gates to C ap tain W. L. F isk
of th e U nited S tates engineer corps.'
w ho had charge of the w ork on behalf
of th e governm ent, and a b rief reply
by him .
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W ith in th e look w as th e steam er
M aria, th e little steam er Sadie B ., the
launch W ater W itch, ow ned by J. (1.
and I. N. Day, the contractors. Oot-
stde th e low er gate w ere tbe steam ers
Dalles C ity, S aiah Dixon and H arvest
Siueen, crow ded to the g u ard s w ith
m eu w om en and children. On the
outn u a e ol th e locks and can al,
crow ded upon the m assive g ra n ite
w a lls of th e workp and from every
o th er point of vantag* w ere thousands
of others w a itin g p atie illy th e sig n a l
for th e gates to sw ing opi.n.
It w as exactly 2:30 w hen th e sh rill
w h istle of th e Sadie B. announced the
sig n al, and a m om ent after th e g reat
steel g ,tes w ere seen to be slow ly m ov­
ing. C heer upon cheer re n t th e a ir;
w h istles of the various steam ers joined
in a m ad ohorus of noise.
T he D alles
brass band, stationed on the steam er
S arah D ixon, played in sp irin g airs,
w h ile b a tte ry A, of P o rtla n d , on the
forw ard deck, fired a sa lu te as th e
steam ers com m enced to move.
T he Sadie B. backed dow n the lock
to the g ate, follow ed by tbe M aria and
W ater W itch, then re tu rn in g , took up
th e ir sta tio n s w ith in tbe lock, follow ed
by th e o th er steam ers.
Once w ith in
th e w alls, th e gates w ere closed, and
each vessel safely m oored.
T hen a
p ra c tic a l dem onstration of th e w o rk ­
in g s of the lock follow ed.
A n a d d i­
tio n a l depth of 28 feet w as necessary
in o rder th a t the vessels m ig h t pass
from th e low er to th e upper lock or
canal, and th is im m ense body of w a te r
w as secured in about h alf an h our, a l ­
though, w hen the locks are in fn ll
operation, it w ill n ot take m ore th a n
e ig h t m in u tes to perform such service
T he g rad u al rise of w ater, as it conld
be w atched flowing from the canal,
like a Beething to rren t, proved an in
terestin g spectacle.
W hen the proper
depth of w ater bad been allow ed, the
little W ater W iteh sta rted th ro u g h tb e
canal, th e first vessel to pass th ro u g h
th e locks a fte r the form al opening of
the g reat w ork. T he S adie B. closely
follow ed and after the o ther steam ers
also passed through the can al an d be­
yond the eastern gates, the crow ds of
passengers w aging han d erch iefs and
w ild ly cheering.
P o rtla n d w as largely represented a t
tb e celebration, as w as T he D alles,
m any prom inent business m en of both
cities being present.
S herm an and
M orrow counties had good d eleg atio n s
present, as w ell as K lic k ita t county,
W ash.
A fter th e passage of th e vessels
th ro u g h th e locks, C olonel Day an d his
son en tertain ed a larg e n u m b er of i n ­
vited guests, a rriv in g from P o rtla n d in
a special train .
T be big d in in g room
of tb e messhouse w as tran sfo rm ed in to
a b an q u et h all, w here fu ll ju stic e w as
done to th e spread fu rn ish ed by tb e
hosts.
D a rin g th e n ig h t m an y speeches
w ere m ade by pro m in en t citizen s of the
state, and 9 o'clock tb e P o rtla n d p a rty ,
w ith the exception of ab o u t 50 w ho
w en t to T he D alles to co n tin u e the
celebration, started for hom e iu ita spe­
cial tra in , th e ru n being m ade in one
h o u r and 20 m inntea.
T he proposition to b u ild a can al
aronnd th e obatructiona in th e C o lu m ­
bia riv e r a t the cascades w as first p ro ­
posed by Colonel M irh ier in 1875. T he
fo llo w in g y ear the g o v ern m en t m ade
the first ap p ro p riatio n of $90,000 for
th e com m encem ent of w ork on th a t im*
p orant u n d ertak in g . T he first p lan s of
th e engineers contem plated th e con­
stru ctio n of a tim b er-crib b re a k w a te r
stru ctu re, 7,200 feet long, to extend
from th e low er en tran ce of th e canal
for a distance of 5,000 feet.
T he lif t
to the upper riv e r th ro u g h th e can al
w as to be overcom e by tw o locks each
250 feet by 46 feet in size an d th e
guard gates of each to be 54 feet high.
A t the tim e th e first ap p ro p riatio n
w as m ade by congress C olonel W ilson,
of the U n ited S tates en gineers, w as in
charge of governm ent w orks in th is d is ­
tric t. C olonel W ilson proposed th a t
the locks be placed on th e ( fregon side
of the riv e r, aud a fte r a ca re fu l ex a m i­
n ation by a board of en g in eers C olonel
W ilso n ’s proposition w as approved.
T h is board estim ated tbe to ta l cost
of overcom ing tb e o b stru ctio n s a t th e
cascades to be $2,544,000. T h e sam e
year, on th e recom m endation of C olo­
nel W ilson, th e w id th of th e locks w as
increased from 50 to <0 f e | ^ ^ ^
A fter severs 1 years.
w ?"° '
tim e b ut little w ork ws< l^ W I^ ilith e d ,
in 1892 tb e riv er au d h arb o r a ct a p p ro ­
p riated $326.250 for tb e co n tin u an ce of
the w ork, and tbe c o n tract
in to p riv a te bands
Messrs. J. d and
I fj Dlly secured the c o n tra c t and
a g r e e d to finish the locks for $1,521.265.
A D O P TS A M ER ICA N M O O E S
T H E D A Y FO R
if e o f N e w J a p a n e s e
Schem e
M ln w te r
H oa
l>iaeurue<i N a tiv e i>reaa.
Am ong the recen t ad dition» to diplo­
ma tic circles iu W ash in g to n a re M in­
ister Iloshl of J a p a u an d his w ife.
Mme. Ilo sh i is a b o u t 3.1 y e a rs of ugt*
ano of the m ost p leasin g p erso n a l a p ­
pearance. She Is short, p ro b a b ly 4
feet 10 inches in height. H e r d a r k
h a ir is very a b u n d a n t, h er la rg e b ro w n
eyes a re soft, y et b rig h t, an d h e r com ­
plexion is clear a n d rosy. In d ress,
h e r costum e is th a t of th e A m erican
wom an, y e t as sh e h a s only re c e n tly
laid asid e her n a tiv e gow ns, h e r w a rd ­
robe of w estern robes is lim ited . S he
h as placed h e rse lf In the h a n d s of a
tu to r. In o rd er to m a s te r th e in tric a c ie s
of the E nglish lan g u ag e, a n d by n e x t
w in ter will no d o u b t be ab le to p r e ­
side at a tea in th e m ost a p p ro v e d sty le,
\ f l
à
JA P A N E SE M INISTER AND FA M ILY .
a s fa r as c o n v ersa tio n al a b ility is con­
cerned.
Mine. H oshl h a s b een m a rrie d ten
y ears, b u t th ere is only one c h ild in th e
fam ily, a boy of G y e a rs of age. H is
nam e is H oshl Ivikaru, an d he is a
b rig h t little fellow , w a n d e rin g a b o u t
th e house in e v id e n t loneliness fo r his
m any p la y m a te s in th e E a st. T h e w ife
o f the m in ister Is a tine m u sician a n d
d ev o tes m uch of h e r tim e to th a t a rt.
C h in e s e 3 1 a il S e r v ic e .
T h e m ails in C hina a re d iffe re n t from
th e p o sta l a rra n g e m e n ts of an y o th e r
c o u n try in th e w orld. In C hina th e m ail
se rv ice is not in th e h a n d s of th e G o v ­
e rn m e n t. b ut is le ft to p riv a te p erso n s
to e sta b lish p o sta l connection, how an d
w h e re v e r th ey please. A nybody m ay
open a sto re an d h a n g out a sig n a d v e r ­
tisin g th a t he is re a d y to ac c e p t le tte rs
to be fo rw a rd e d to c e rta in p la c e s or
co u n tries.
T h e resu lt of th is a rra n g e m e n t is th a t
In populous to w n s th e re a re a g re a t
n u m b e r of perso n s a c c e p tin g le tte r s to
be fo rw a rd e d to all p a rts o f th e c o u n ­
tr y ; a t S h a n g h a i, fo r in sta n c e , th e re
a r e n ot less th a n th irty -fiv e h u n d re d
« to res co m p etin g w ith each o th e r an d
c a rry in g on a w a r to th e k n ife a s fa r
a s ra te s a re concerned.
T h is sy stem , a lth o u g h h a v in g g re a t
fa u lts, h as som e good q u a litie s. T h e re
a r e se v era l p a r tie s acc e p tin g le tte r s in
one c e rta in tow n. T h e C hinese m er­
c h a n t who w rite s le tte rs tw o o r th re e
tim e s will p a tro n iz e se v era l of th e con­
cern s. an d ask s h is c o rre sp o n d e n t to
Inform him w hich he got q u ick est. H a v ­
ing e x p e rim e n te d fo r a w hile, he will
«elect th e firm g iv in g th e beat service,
b u t he a lw a y s ha« th e choice o f se v e ra l
m ailin g ag en cies for his c o rre sp o n d ­
ence-
__________________
"G R E A T
PERSON A L
E V E N T S .’«
A series of a r tic le s of u n iq u e in te re st
h as been u n d e rta k e n by th e L a d ie s’
H om e J o u r n a l. I t is to be called
" ( ¿ r e a l P e rso n a l E v e n ts ,” an d w ill
sketch th e m o st w o n d e rfn l scene* cf
p o p u lu ar e n th u sia sm an d th r il l i n g his*
to ric in te re st w h ic h h ave occurred in
A m erica d u rin g th e p a st fifty y ears.
E ach one w ill be g ra p h ic a lly d e ta ile d
hy an eyew itness, w h ile le a d in g a r tis ts
h ave been em ployed to p o rtra y th e
ev en ts iu p ic tu re s m ade from old illu s ­
tr a tiv e m a te ria l. T b e se rie s h a s ju s t
been sta rte d in th e c u r re n t n u m b e r of
tb e m ag azin e, H on. A. O akey H a ll, e x ­
m ay o r of N ew Y ork c ity , s k e tc h in g th e
scene " W h e n J e n n y L in d S an g in
C a stle G a r d e n ,” w h ich s till sta n d s as
th e g re a te a t s in g le co n cert in th e a n n a ls
of A m erican
m usic.
M rs. H en ry
W ard B eecher in th e fo llo w in g issue
w ill te ll of a re m a rk a b le scene in w h ic h
h e r h u sb an d w as th e c e n tra l figure:
“ W hen Mr. B eecher S old S lav es in
P ly m o u th P u lp it. ” T h en S te p h e n F isk e
w ill p o rtra y th e fu ro re an d e x c ite m e n t
“ W hen th e P rin c e of W ales W as in
A m e ric a .” P a rk e G o d w in w ill follow
th is in a su cceed in g n u m b e r w ith an
acco u n t of tb e u n p a ra lle le d e x c ite m e n t
in N ew Y ork “ W hen L ouis K ossuth
R ode U p B ro a d w a y .”
H on. J o h n
R ussell Y oung w ill sketch “ W h en
G r a n t W en t A ro u n d tb e W o r ld ,” Mr.
Y oung being of G e n e ra l G r a n t ’s p a rty
T h e g re a t scene in th e se n ate ch am b er
" W h e n H en ry C lay S aid F a re w e ll to
th e S e n a te ” w ill follow
L in c o ln w ill
figure tw ice in th e series: F irs t, in a
d esoription of " W h e n L in c o ln wan
F ir s t I n a u g u r a te d ." an d , n e x t, " W h e n
L incoln w as B u r ie d .” T h e s tir r in g
story of th e discovery of g o ld by J o h n
W . M ackay w ill be rev iv ed in " W h e n
M ackay S tru c k th e G re a t B o n a n z a .”
T h e series w ill ex te n d th ro u g h a ll the
n u m b ers of T h e L a d ie s’ H om e J o u r n a l
d u rin g 1897-
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imericanType Founders Co.
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$250,000
to
I t was a t o n e o f th o se place« w h ere
yo u ca n g e t a good m eal f o r fifteen
c en ts. I f y o u r finance« h a v e ru n d o w n
to a n u n u s u a lly low eb b , ten c e n ts will
suffice to m e e t th e d e m a n d s of y o u r
a p p e tite . S till, it Is th e re a s e v e ry place
else. If y ou g et a s p r e a d o f first-class
v ia n d s you h a v e to p a y fo r it.
I t is on e o f th e re g u la tio n s of th e e s­
ta b lis h m e n t to c h a rg e u p its p a tro n s on
s q u a re s o f h ea v y p a p e r th a t v ary in
<»olorou d iffe re n t d ay s. red. yellow , an d
g re e n b ein g th e p re fe rre d tin ts.
A bout a w eek ago a y o u n g m an w ent
iu a u d o rd e re d a te n -cen t lun ch . As
so o n a s it w a s b ro u g h t in th e w a ite r
g a v e h im a check.
T h e y o u n g tuan lin g ered long o v er his
c h e a p r e p a s t a n d noon p a p e r, a n d a t
la s t th e w a ite r ev id e n tly fo rg o t th a t his
c u s to m e r h a d been tic k e te d once an d
g a v e him a n o th e r ch eek .
T h e y o u n g m a n th o u g h t h e sa w th e
h a n d of P ro v id e n c e in th e d o u b le d eal,
«o he c a u tio u s ly slip p ed one in to his
in sid e p o c k e t to use on a f u tu re occa­
sio n am i g a v e th e o th e r to th e cash ier.
T h a t d a y th e ch e c k s w e re red.
I t w a s a w eek la te r w hen th e young
m a n ’s h u n g e r m o u n ted to su c h a p itch
th a t n o th in g b u t a m eal of g en ero u s
p ro p o rtio n s w ould s a tis f y him .
Re­
m em b erin g th e ten -cen t ch eck th a t w as
h id d en a w a y in h is p o ck et, he had no
h e s ita n c y in o rd e rin g
w h a te v e r he
w ished.
T h e v a lu e of his lu n c h w a s a n even
do llar, b u t w h e n he g o t to th e c a s h ie r’s
d esk he laid d o w n h is ten -cen t check.
In s te a d o f a c c e p tin g th e d im e a n d p a s s­
ing him a lo n g to m a k e room fo r th e
n e x t c u s to m e r th e c a s h ie r looked a t th e
y o ung m a n su sp icio u sly a n d d eta in e d
him a m om en t.
” W h e re d id y ou g e t th is ch eck ?” he
ask ed .
T h e y o u n g m an ’s fa c e to o k on a n ex ­
p ressio n o f su rp rise d in n o cen ce.
“T h e w a ite r g a v e it to tne.’*
‘•W hen?”
“J u s t n o w .”
“ W h ic h w’a ite r w as it? ”
A clam m y p e rs p ira tio n com m enced to
b re a k o u t a ll o v er th e y o u n g m a n ’s
body, b u t h e th o u g h t h e m ig h t ae well
b ra v e it o u t.
“T h e one close to th e window’,” he
sa id .
T h e c a s h ie r c a lls o n e o f th e p ro p rie­
to rs, w ho w a s s ta n d in g n e a r by.
“ W ill you k in d ly h a v e th is g en tlem an
«how yo u th e m an w ho w aited on
h im ?” he sa id . “T h e re is so m e th in g
w ro n g .”
T h e y o u n g m an d id n ’t k n o w w h a t
w a s com ing, b u t h e p ilo ted tb e p ro ­
p rie to r a ro u n d to th e ta b le w h ere he
h ad e a te n a u d p o in ted o u t th e a tte n d ­
a n t.
“T h e re h e is,” h e said .
T h e p ro p rie to r took th e red ten -cen t
check fro m th e y o u n g m a n ’« h a n d an d
held it o u t fo r in sp ectio n .
“ D id you g iv e th is o u t to -d ay ?” he
a s k e d , s te rn ly .
“ No. s a h ,” w a« th e g lib reply. “ 1
’m e m b e r th is g em ’m a n cos he e t so
m uch. No, salt, I g iv e him a ch eck fo r
o n e d o llah . H e’ll find it o u him som e­
w here«.”
T h e y o u n g m an « aw it w as u seless to
p ro te s t an d paid h is bill.
It w a s a d a y fo r g re e n check«.—P h ila ­
d e lp h ia Item .
To Bo
*
Given Away
this year in valuable
articles to smokers of
B la c k w e ll’s
G en u in e
D u rh a m
i
T obacco
Y ou will find one coupon in ­
sid e each 2-ounce bag, and tw o
c o u p o n s in sid e each 4-ounce
bag. Iluy a bag, read th e co u p o n
a n d see how to get y o u r share.
T h e B est
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Greatest
Quantity.
Highest
Quality.
Smallest
Price. _
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PLUG
T h e largest piece of strictly
high grade tobacco ever sold for
the price. N o t the large size of
the piece alone that has made
“ Battle A x ” the m ost popular
brand on the market for 10 cents,
A P la g u e o f H yacin th s.
T h e ra p id ly In c re a sin g w a te r hya*
e in th will soon becomfc a th in g of se­
rio u s m en ace to in la n d n a v ig a tio n on
th e s m a lle r s tre a m s of Ix>uisiana. ac­
c o rd in g to th e N ew O rle a n s Tim es-
D e m o c ra t, u n le s s so m e p a n a c e a
is
found fo r th e evil. A y e a r o r tw o ago
th e p resen c e of th e s e p la n ts in the
tw o c ity n a v ig a tio n c a n a ls
b ro u g h t
fo rth c o n s id e ra b le co m m en t, an d at
th e tim e p ro v e d a so u rce o f se rio u s a n ­
n o y a n c e a n d in co n v en ien ce to th e ves­
se ls w h ich u se th e b asin s. N ow no
......E0R SALE CHEAP
o n e se e m s to k n o w w h en ce th ey cam e. IN GUARANTEED ORDER.
T h e In n u m e ra b le b a y o u s o f th e so u th ­
P. Hercules. Gas or Gasoline.
e rn p a r t o f th e S ta te a r e g ra d u a lly
II. P. Hercules. Gas or Gasoline.
filling up, a n d in m a n y in s ta n c e s have
2 H. P. Renan. Gas or Gasoline.
becom e co m p letely b lo ck ed w ith the
i-_I H. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline.
h y a c in th . E v en th e g ia n t A te h a fa la y a
Is filled w’ith g re a t flo atin g m asses of
14 II. P. Otto, Gas or Gasoline.
th e p la n ts , a n d th e s tr e a m s so u th of
1-4 II. P Pacific. Gas or Gasoline,
th is c ity e x te n d in g a lm o st to (¿ran d
i-b H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
L ake, a r e d o tte d w ith is la n d s form ed
1-10 II. P Hercu|ps, Gas or Gasoline.
o f th e b e a u tifu l flow ers. It a p p e a rs
th a t m a n y y e a rs ago. a c c o rd in g to sev ­ State Your Wants and W rite for Prices..
e ral o f th e A te h a fa la y a
ste am b o at-
m en. n a v ig a tio n w as im p ed ed iu the
t r ib u ta r ie s o f th a t r iv e r a n d on R ayon
T eche, o w in g to th e p resen c e o f the 405-7 Sansome Street
h y a c in th , b u t a f t e r a fe w y e a r s the
San Prancisco, Cal...
p la n t d isa p p e a re d a lto g e th e r.
QUALITY; SIZE; PRICE.
M Eß
Cheapest Power....
Rebuilt (Jas and
.(iasoline Engines.
Hercules Gas
....Engine Works
Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 H. P.
C oal.
An E n g lish a u th o r ity In fo rm s us th a t
a n a u d ie n c e o f 2,000 people, listen in g
f o r tw o h o u rs to a c o n c e rt, are not only
c u ltiv a tin g an«l In d u lg in g th e ir m u sical
ta s te , b u t a r e en g ag ed in th e so m e w h a t
p ro sa ic o ccu p atio n of p ro d u cin g no less
t h a n one h u n d re d w eig h t of coal an d
se v e n te e n g allo n s o f w a te r from th e Im-
p u rl tie« an d m o istu re o f th e ir ow n
b re a th , a n d th a t If th ey w ere all p e r­
fo rm in g th em se lv e s, in ste a d o f liste n ­
in g . tb i« q u a n tity w ou ld !*• n e a rly dou­
bled.
I t is f a r m ore w holesom e to d rin k the
u n d ilu te d w a te r of th e T h a m e s at
B lack w all th a n to b re a th e th e a ir of a
cro w d ed am i un v cn t.ilated room , am i
how clean ly people can l»e c o n te n t to do
so is o n ly ex p licab le on th e p rin cip le
th a t w h a t th e eye d o es not se e th e h e a rt
doe« not g riev e over.
H um an
B ird s are ab le to w ork a t a h i g b e t
ra te th in an y o th e r a n im a l— th a t is,
th e y can d ev elo p m ore e n erg y in p ro ­
portion to t h e i r w e ig h t by w o rk in g a t
? mprovnesd LIVER pills
i h ig h e r te m p e ra tu re , an d th is n ecessi­
ara the One Thing to u««?.
tates a w arm c o a tin g of fe a th e rs as a
O n ly O n « fo r a D o s « .
* T h ere is no force of m eans so p le n ti­ sro tectio n from th e cold atm o sp h e re.
Bold by Drugglet* at 2 5 c . • b°T
Samples mailed fr© «. Addre«
> Or. Bosanko Med. Co. FMia. 1 *• fu l in a atatio co ndition as e le c tn c iiy ,
People w ho c a rry su n s h in e w ith
according to tb e E le ctrical Keview.
them , sh in e b rig h te s t in th e d a rk e st
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of th e presid en tial election i . h .* i« K **
1 .am p T hrow n In.
cheerfnl effect on in d u s tria l circle« in
"Actions speak louder "I don't w ant the w heel. It i* to .
this city. The M ilw aukee h arv ester
h e .v y .”
w orks w as the .first in .titn tio u to s ta rt than words”—ask your gro­
Electrotype™
••Say. I’ll throw in a lamp. That'll
th a t a l l on «he road to p rosperity by cer if we really mean money- m ake
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It lighter."—C leveland Plain
»m nloriD g 300 a d d itio n a l m en.
Two
D enier.
Irond red 'n io re w ill be added within a back if vou don t like Schil­
A man trying to borrow money
Patéate«« of Self-Spacing Type.
would not tie no had. If It did not r a g .
m R a ilw a y official* rep o rt a g reat rush ling's B est tea.
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Thin c irc u la r in issued for th e b en e fit of o u r
c o u n try cu sto m ers w h o ca n n o t av a il th em selv es
of o u r D aily Special Sale*«. Hend ub y o u r ad ­
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Make m oney by aue-
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sell w h eat th e re tut
m a rg in s. F o rt tinea h av e been m ad e on a sm all
!>*-v:nniiiir by tra«iiri« in fu tu re» . W rite for
full p a rtic u la r* . Heat of reieren ce g iv e n Sev-
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