VW
H o o d ’s S arsaparilla
1 las >\ uii succc>n fa r bey u mi ILo tfK c t
of ru lrcrtisin g only .
T lie secret of Us w o n d erfu l pop n lar-
Hv is ex p la in e d by its u n approachable
Conquest Great
American Desert
JJcrit.
B ased upon a p re sc rip tio n w hich
c u re d people co n sid e re d in cu rab le.
I l o c d ’s S arsaparilla
U n ites th e b est-k n o w n vegetable rem
ed ies, oy such a com bin atio n , p ro p o r
tio n an d process hs to have cu rativ e
p o w e r p eculiar to itself.
Its euros of scro fu la, eczem a, p so ri
asis, an d every k in d of Im m or, as well
as c a ta rrh a u d rh eu m a tism — prove
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H o o d ’s S arsaparilla
the best blood p u riiie r ev e r p roduced.
Its cu res of dy sp ep sia, loss of appe
tite am i th at tired foehn»; m ake it the
g re a te st stom ach tonic an d stre n g th -
re s to re r the w o rld has ev e r know n.
H o o d ’s S arsaparilla
Is a th o ro u g h ly r o o d m edicine. Begin
to tak e it T O D A Y . O ct H O O D ’S.
tir
i ro o f
K iio u ^ ti
V ictim —You sold m e th a t as a
“ b urglarproof" safe.
D e a le r—W ell?
V ictim —Well, th is m orning I found
It crack ed open au d rilled of its con
ten ts.
D ealer—W h at m ore do you w an t?
Is n 't th a t proof th a t b u rg lars have
been a t it?— Philad elp h ia Ledger.
IN V EN TIO N O F PO RTLA N D MAN.
\
I ’a t a n d t o t h e P o i n t .
Mr. P au l T hiem an, w hoever he may
be, says som ething in a recen t issu e of
a D enver p a p er w hich is p a t an d to th e
point. W e h erew ith produce th e first
few p a ra g ra p h s of his u rtiele:
W hen one beholds th e com placent
fa ilu re to com prehend th e n a tu re and
condition of F a r W estern irrig atio n , it
is m addening. I huve seen one man,
who is thoroughly p sted, alm o st b reak
iuto w ild te u rs of rag e over th e ever-
recu rrin g evidences th a t th e people a t
large, th e people rig h t here, th e n a
tional governm ent, th e S ta te govern
m ents, do not a p p reciate n atio n al irri
gation, a n d th a t th e public in fo rm a
tion and th e individual know lodge of
th e su b je c t a t th is tim e a re stran g ely
dense. T he public is fed co nstantly
w ith lovely a rtic le s about the g ran d
natio n al irrig a tio n w orks u n d er way.
w hile th e fa c t is th a t all the g re a t
values m entioned concerning reclam e
tion of th e a rid region a re th e result of
p riv a te in itia tiv e an d e n te rp rise aud
cap ital. •
F ew pot-pie u n d erstan d th a t th e n a
tional Irrig atio n fu n d is n othing bu t a
hulk o f cap ital w hich m ay be advanced
to lm ild reservoirs an d ditches, upon a
g u a ra n te e th a t th e ow ners o f th e lau d s
to lie irrig a te d will repay th e cost to
th e fund. T he national fund Is not to
he depleted, hu t m ust he replenished
by th e p ay m en t back of th e cost of the
work, a s assessed by th e governm ent
engineers, and if sig n a tu re s to such
pledges c a n ’t be secured, th e w orks
proposed will uot be built.
K now ing th u t all g overnm eut work
costs v astly m ore th a n if done by p ri
v a te cap ital, and th e U nited S tates
failing to g u a ra n te e th e lim it of tile
cost, lots of landow ners w o n 't sign,
and th e re you are. M eantim e th e gov
ern m en t officials knock p riv a te e n te r
p rises an d w a rn th e people a g a in st
them , w hen, a s th e situ atio n stands,
it is only p riv a te enterprise, in p ro
m oting irrig a tio n d istric t bonds. In Col
orado, a t least, th a t is really doing a n y
thing.
C reatin g G reat In te re st A m ong Irri-
g atio rd sts and H ydraulic M iners.
W hat prom ises to bq a priceless boon
to th e hundreds interested in irrig atin g
and h y d rau lic m in in g projects is an
invention w hich has recently bei n
bro u g h t to ft state of com m ercial p er
fection by W . K. P h illip s, a practical
h y d rau lic engineer of P o rtla n d . I t is
a hy d rau lic ram th a t w ill u tilize any
fall of w ater from th ree feet u p for th e
purpose of raising a portion of it to
any desired level.
I t is a perfect sub
s titu te for the w ater-w heel and pum p
com bined, w ith g reater efficiency. It
requires no a tten tio n aud involves no
cost of operation.
For h y d rau lic m iners it w ill convert
E x c a v a t o r f o r I r r i g a t i o n C a n o Is.
th e volum e of w ater into pressure. It
A th o u san d men toiling w ith shovels
enables them to dispense w ith long
and costly pipe lines. I t w ill make an d w h eelb arro w s from su n rise to su n
available gravel beds heretofore u n se t could not accom plish a s m uch w ork
touched by the h y d rau lic g ia n t. I t is
of unquestioned su p erio rity in its a p
plicatio n to
h y d rau lic gravel and
w ater elevators. It is th o u g h t it w ill
fill th e dem and of th e h y d rau lic m in er
for some suitable m eans of ex p lo itin g
gravel beds inaccessible to th e high
beads of w ater dem anded by th e hy
d rau lic g ian t.
R ecent reports show
vast areas of such unexplored gravel
beds to exist in th e Pacific N orthw est.
In an interview w ith M r. P h illip s,
from whom th e above info rm atio n was
obtained, we were told th a t th e license
to m anufacture th e ram was sold to th e
C olum bia E ngineering W orks, of P o rt
land.
W illin g to Quit.
a re controlled by one leverm an, w ho
may be seen In th e cu t sta n d in g on
th e plHtform on th e left of th e bucket.
H e has control of five se p a ra te levers,
one for raisin g an d low ering th e buck
et chain, one for m oving th e eu r to
th e right, and a n o th e r for m oving th e
e a r to th e left, an d a n o th e r fo r m oving
it fo rw ard on th e side track , an d the
fifth controls th e engine. T h e rap id i
ty an d facility w ith w hich nil these
m ovem ents a re m ade Is su rprising, es
pecially considering th e m om entum
an d Im m ense w eight o f th e c a r and
bridge a u d th e e x c a v a to r’s m achinery,
w hich la ubout 300 tons.
M ilk R iv e r I r r ig a tio n
P ro ject.
T he G reat F a lls (Mont.) laud office
h as received in stru ctio n to w ith d raw
from all fo rm s of e n try 27(1,480 acres
of laud, in connection w ith th e Milk
riv e r Irrig atio n p ro ject. P a rt of th e
tra c t w ith d ra w n lies n o rth w est of
H av re, ex ten d in g irre g u la rly from th e
line of th e G reat N orth ern to th e in ter
natio n al boundary, com prising p a rt of
th e chain of lakes, reserv o ir site s and
lan d s lying along Milk riv e r an d Sage
creek.
A nother portion of th e tra c t lies w est
of the M ontana C entral, betw een the
Rig Sandy an d Box E lder creeks, and
is presu m ab ly w ith d ra w n in connec
tion w ith th e M arias D iversion canal
portion of th e M ilk riv e r pro ju ct.
D is c o v e r a W a t e r S u p p ly .
R esidents of th e l ’ecos valley in New
Mexico a re excited by th e discovery
th a t u n d erly in g m ore th a n 000,000
acres of d e se rt land is a p p a re n tly an
in ex h au stib le supply of w ater. T he
fam e of th e region h as sp read th ro u g h
ou t th e country, an d even to portions
of Europe. T h e w a te r g u sh es from
th e ground w h erev er borings a re m ade
an d pours over a th irsty land, tra n s
form ing it iuto a g ard en o f alm o st re
m ark ab le fertility .
W h e n t o K x e r c * *.
Ayers
Take cold easily? Throat
tender? Lungs weak? Any
relatives have consumption?
Then a cough means a great
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M o th ers w ill find Mrs. W inslow 's S o o th in g
S y ru p thoi b e st re m e d y to use for th e ir c h ild re n
d u r in g th e te e th in g perio d .
S p eak s 4 0 0 L an g u ag es.
A lfredo T rom betti of Bologna enjoys
an International reputation as tbe
w orld’s g reatest linguist. H e speaks
400 different languages and dialects
and is still adding to his know ledge of
stran g e tongues. E ver since he w as
14 y ears of age he has been m a ste r
1,000 MEN EVEU Y DAY.
ing the various languages of the world,
and he intends shortly to come to
p illars of stre n g th . E xercise w as H er A m erica to com plete his know ledge of
cules an d b a th in g Apollo. Both w ere tlie dialects of the Indians of the
regarded w ith equal im portance, and Rockies.
n e ith e r w as com plete w ith o u t the
other.
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deal to you. Follow your
d o c t o r ’s a d v i c e «nd take
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It
heals, strengthens, prevents.
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j.c. i n « « ! ..
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fo r
Weak Lungs
A y e r ’s Pills Incre a se t h e activity of
t h e liv e r , a n d
th u s
a id
rs c o v e ry .
Painfully Frank.
An individual recently w ent Into a
d ru g store and asked for m orphine.
T he druggist objected to dispensing it
w ithout a prescription.
“ W hy?” asked the custom er. “ Do I
look like a m an who w ould kill him
self?”
“ I don’t know ,” replied the druggist.
“ If I looked like you I should be
tem pted!”
A ^ k in i; t h e im p o s s ib le .
C herry
P ectoral
« For 40 j m r i I haw« depended en Ayer’*
Cfcerrr l’e«t<>ral fwr rough* aud foM«. I
k n e w it g-ratly ttreurtheu* weak hist« "
M U.P.I A. K o i i m n . ten»«. Mirk.
T a k e L a x ativ e Itrom o Q n ln ta e T ab lets. A lt drtiv-
g ists refu n d tb e m oney It' It tails to cu re. 1-. W
(.ro v e ’s sig n a tu re Is on each box.
'«6c.
Servant—T here’s no coal, and the fires
are going out.
M istress— Dear me! Why didn’t you
tell me before?
Servant—I couldn’t tell you there was
no coal, mum, when there was coal.
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V entilation.
TO CURS A COLD IN ONE DAY
l i a l r s F a m ily P ills a re th e best.
MAIN KITCHEN OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
Sudden Changes C.ccd C ' ti TÜ,
JUST SK\n 10c A M ) THIS KOTICR
to the John A. Salzer Seed Co , La Crosse,
Wis.. and they will send you free a sample
of this \\ i cat and other farm seeds, to S e v e re W ea th e r.
February itt a m outh of severe storm s
gether with their great catalog, worth
tdeU.UO to any wide-awake farmer. [P. C. L.J and intense cold.
E ven in tlie South w here th e p rev ail
S p a n ia r d s a s G a m b le rs .
ing tem p eratu re is m uch above w in try
In E urope and tlie New W orld tlie
latitu d es,
February
brings sudden
m ost luvetoruto gam blers a re the Span changes of tem p eratu re.
iard s an d th eir descendants. Among
M ercury som etim es drops 20 degrees
A frican trib es th e IIuussus ru n tlie in a single n ig h t.
C hinese very close; and th ere a re som e
T herefore, th e following h ealth h in ts
K an ak a trib es in th e South seas w ho are applicable to th e whole oi N orth
push the hazard of gam bling beyond A m erica:
th e grave.
W a i - d i m i . K is n a A! n ,v M a k v in , \t ti o l u s a l e D ru g -
g i is, T o le d o , O.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
IN FEBRUARY.
T O BE
A V O ID ED
M n e n r o n l A V hent.
I ” Ilall's Oa ai rh Care is taken internally, act-
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur*
' lat es oi the system. Price 7oc. per bottle.
Bold by all Druugisis. Testimonials free.
CASTOR IA
DANGERS
Salzer’s strain of this W heat is the kind
winch laughs at droughts and the ele-
memi ami positively mocks Black Bust,
that terrible scorch!
It's sure of yielding 80 bushels of finest
M heat the sun shines on per a c r e on good
111., la.. Mich., \\ is ., ()., pa , Mo., Neb.
lands and 40 to 00 bushels on and lands!
No rust, no insects, no failure. Catalog
t e l l s all about it.
W hen to exercise is an im p o rtan t
consideration. If th e m orning only is
available, th e exercise should he lig h t
P a rtic u la rly is th is th e case if one is
engaged in any w ork. T h e supply of
energy m ust not be d ra w n from a t the
beginning of th e day. T he afternoon
is p erh ap s tlie best tim e fo r exercise,
w hen one lius g ained stre n g th from
th e ubsorption o f th e m orning and
How’s T h is?
noon meals. T hose w ho exercise vig
W e o f f e r O n e H u n d r e d D o lla r s R e w a r d for
orously a t n ig h t should e a t a m id a n v c a se o f C a t a r r h t e a t c a n n o t b o c u r e d b y
day d inner. E x ercise should alw ay s i l a l l 's C a t a r r h d i r e .
V. J . C H E M v Y & C O ., P r o p s ., T o le d o , 0 .
precede b ath in g , an d not, a s a rule, fol W e , tb e u n d e r s i g n e d , h a v e k n o w n F . J .
C
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b
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r t h e la s t 15 y e a r s , a n d b e lie v e h im
low -it. In th is resp ect th e an cient p e r i e c t i y f o hon>
ral>le i n a l l b u s in e s s t r a n s a c
G reeks show ed g re a t w isdom . E x er ti o n s a n d t i i i a n i ta lly a b l e to c a r r y o u t a n y oo-
ig a tio n s m a d e by th e ir n rm .
cise and b ath in g they culled th e tw o l wT,-
r
T ruax , w
W h h o ..............
le s a le D r u g g is ts ,T o le d o , 0 .
F ir s t P oker P lay er— I say we q u it
th e gam e, now w e’re even.
Second Poker P la y e r— E ven I How
do you m ake Hint out?
DOKS T H E W O RK O F
F irs t P oker P lay er— W hy, you had
all of my money a w hile ago aud now
I ’ve got all of yours!— K an sas City us th e g re a t steam e x c a v a to r show n in
th e Illu stratio n p erfo rm s in eight
Tim es.
hours. T h e b u rn in g sun or ruin In tor-
r i T Q P e rm a n e n tly C ured. N o fltso r n erv o n saesa I re n ts h as no te rro rs fo r th is m am m oth
J I I M a fte r ti rst d a y ’s use ofD r. K lin e 's G reat .N erve earth-devouring m onster.
T he scene
Jtesto re r. s e n d for F r e e JJkij tria l bn: tie a n d tre a tise .
D r. K. H . K lin e , L td., 931 A rch S t., P h ila d e lp h ia , l a. is from a photograph of th e co n stru c
G rn n p e tl t h e O p p o r tu n ity .
tion w ork on th e irrig atio n can al in
T ess—Mr. S ap h ead gave you a cam
D iK q u ie tin ij S u s p ic io n .
Colusa C ounty. C alifornia. T h e urti-
“ Do you enjoy y o u r w ife 's te a s and ' tid a l riv e r th u s created Is six miles era for y o u r b irth d ay , d id n ’t he?
Je s s—Yes, an d we took it w ith us
! long, 100 feet wide, and 3.T feet to th e
receptions?”
“ No,” answ ered Mr. Cttnirox, “to be ¡top of its banks. T b e S acram en to riv on o ur stroll thro u g h tlie co u n try y e s
candid, I do not. I c a n ’t help h a rb o r er fu rn ish e s th e w a te r w hich m akes terd ay . Oh. w h a t do you th in k ? He
proposed to me— actu a lly flopped down
ing a suspicion th a t if I d id n 't happen fertile 150.000 acres of fru it ranches.
T h e e x c a v a to r tra v e ls on its own on his knees a n d ---------
to be h er husband, Mrs. Cunirox
T ess— W h at did you say?
w ouldn’t consider me of sufficient so railw ay tra c k s on each side of th e
Je ss—W hy, 1 said, “ Look pleasant,
cial consequence to be invited.”— canal, an d us th e w ork proceeds the
track is tak en up an d relaid ahead please,” an d I do hope tlie p ic tu re will
/ W ashington S tar.
tu rn out w ell.— S tray Stories.
of th e m achine.
T he steel buckets, w hich have sharp,
W a s Ills O w n Dentist.
cu ttin g edges, m ove co n stan tly by
An old re sid en t of P a rk h u rst, Me^ of
¡m enus of endless chains, and em pty
For Infants and Chiliren.
| th e ir load o f e a rth first on one side, th e S p a rta n type, recently had some
then on tb e oth er. W ide endless belts teeth th a t pained him . He does not
; carried on rollers carry th e e a rth to believe In doctors or d en tists, so he
m ade a hook o u t of an old pail ball
the side* of th e ditch.
B e a rs th e
All th ese m ovem ents of th e m nehine and e x tra c te d the tw o teeth him self.
S ig n a tu re
When one starts out to do the great
est good to the greatest number, No. 1
is usually “it.”
K n ittin g fo r H e a lth .
K n ittin g D declared by specialists
in tbe treatm en t of rheum atism to be
a most helpful exercise fo r bunds lia
ble to become »tiff from the painful
com plaint, aud it is being prescribed
by physician* because of its efficacy.
F o r persons liable to cram ps, p a r
alysis, or any o th er affection of the
fingers of th a t ch aracter, k n ittin g is
regarded ns a most beneficial exercise.
Besides, tbe sim ple w ork is said to bo
n most excellent diversion for tb s
nerves, and is recom m ended to w omen
w ho suffer from insom nia a n d depres
sion.
* * R l S O S C U R E FO R
CURES «HERI AU IlSi »All».
C a ta rrh of ll e j d .
Mr. F rank Cobb, 175 S u m m it S tre e t,
D cering, Me., w rites:
“ I was troubled w ith c a ta rrh in my
head.
I wrote to I)r. H artm an lo r
advice and he prescribed l ’e ru n a.
" I took it and am h appy to say I t
helped m e a t once. I feel b etter th a n
I have for y ears.”
B ronchial T rouble.
a cold w ater tow el b a th every m orning T h ro at a n d Lungs.
F ran k B attle, J r ., I l l N. M arket S t.,
before breakfast.
Those in feeble
h ealth should take a brisk dry-tow el- N ashville, T en n ., w rites:
" l ’crtm a lias cured me of chronio
rub every m orning.
b ro n ch itis.
Diet.
“ It is the grandest discovery of th e
The d iet should lie a generous one, age (or th ro a t aud lu n g s.’”
in clu d in g m eat, and occasionally fresh Pm* union« a.
vegetables.
M r. A. C. D anforth, S t. Joseph,
M ich., w rites:
T he nights being long and th e days
“ I contracted a severe cold w hich
sh o rt, as m uch su n sh in e us possible settled on my lungs. I was th reaten ed
should be let iuto th e house d u rin g the w ith pneum onia.
day.
" l ’e ru n a gave m e relief w ith in a
couple of days. T hree bottles saved m e
C lothing.
T he head should he kept roof nt all a large doctor bill and a g reat deal of
tim es. T he feet should be kept w uiin su fferin g .”
T h ousands of T estim onials.
an d d ry , day and n ig h t.
We have on file thousands of tes
P e -ru -n a .
tim o n ials like th e above.
We can
W hen unavoidably exposed to cold give o u r readers only a slig h t glim pse
or w et, a few doses of l'e ru n a w ill a v e rt
of th e vast array of unsolicited endorse
bad consequences.
m ents I)r. H artm an is co nstantly re
P rec a u tio n .
ceiving.
W hen seized w ith a ch ill, or even
A ddress Dr. S. B. H artm an , P resi
slig h t ch illin ess, a dose of l ’e ru n a d en t of The H artm an S a n itariu m , C®-
should he taken a t once.
lunthus, O.
Sunshine.
A l w a y s In t h e M a r k e t .
Jin k s— Why do these millionaires dress
so shabbily?
W inks— So folks will take pity on ’em
and buy tbeir watered stocks.
tl/ IU T C n fAI.FSMKN trn’tn v to Amongst the
o fill I LU l e n e ™ u n d d e n le rs s e llin g H re ,
U n te r Hnd B lin d a r I n i ,f snlen
P rices n rs
w itim i re a c h nl e v e ry o n e Unoil m oney m a k
er. Iin v e a g e n ts uow m a k in g filu.uti p er d a y .
Adii resi
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I to h 'n i r B lin d , BW -edlnit o r P r m r n d l n , f a te s
Y o u r d ru itK is t w ill r e f u n d m o n e y If I'A /A I ( J I N T
M k..\ I lulls to lure you In . U) H uays.
6UC.
F o i l i n g a D is c n s n tn n .
Oregon
BEST BY TEST
Mr. Gruuipps (hotly)— You m ust be
| crazy.
Mr*. Gruuipp* (icily)—Ju st w hat ev
erybody said wlien I married you.
° l have tried all kinds of waterproof
clothing and have never found anything
at any price to compare with your Fish
Brand for protection from all kinds of
weather."
For coughs amt colds there Is no better
medicine than I’iso’s Cure fur C onsum p
tion. Price 25 cents.
(T he name and add'/s* o f tlie
w riter of tikis unsolicited letter
may be had upon application.)
I f e r r y ' s
Tbs Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
As m uch sleep as possible should ho
o btained in th e fo rep art of the u ig h t.
M r. J . E d . O’B rien, P res. A m erican
T he sleeping room s should lie well
v en tilated , b u t bo u s t o avoid d ire c t P ilo t Ass’n, Pensacola, F la ., w rites:
” 1 h e a rtily give my endorsem ent to
cu rren ts of air.
P ertina as an effective cure for c a ta rrh
B atkins*
Those in vigorous health should tak e and bronchial tro u b le .”
M oney a L /ittle Sonree.
H astier—I want to advertise for enpi-
jta l; partner wanted, you know. IJere it
is. G et it in to-morrow.
Advertising Clerk—Yes, sir.
Two
dollars wild u half, please.
H ustler—Oh. th a t’s nil ripht. I’ll p*»y
for the adverlisem eut when I
the
capital.
In th e fall of 18551 contracted th a t fear-
riil disease, Blood Poison. It gained such
headway th a t I was forced to resign my
petition and seek relief a t H ot Springs. M . %!. 8 H I K U ) 8 tSr C O .
G row ers a n d Im p o rte r« of All K ind« of
Viter spending all tlie m eans I had I w ut
G r a s « m id P le ld S e e d s
to Memphis. In less than three w eeks I
u n d , d e e p -ro o tin g pra«« «eed* thw t
was in a hospital, and after nine w eeks c. we P r w y ill g ro
I’liarH iitce lo prow on #ro u
m a t w ill
uifering I was discharged as cured. la not p ro d u c t’ cert al« o r n ny o th e r k in d of irr«««.
less than a m onth e ie ry bone in mv body " i l l m a k e c ro p of h a y a n d pan tu re el Hea*»onn
seemed to be cuectcd and felt r.s if they of th e y e a r. A dd re«« M. J. Shields A C o., M os
would break at th e least exertion. A gar cow , Idaho.
. was compelled to resign, and I returnei
o the hospital for a seven weeka stay.
W hen I catne cu t I was ail vis: d to tr j
The
farm ing. W hen I first w ent on the farm
mom careful fanners
prevailed on th e only firm who handle,
r r and j¿a<'Uen«TN everywhere^
drugs to g et me one doz. n bottles of S. S
p la c e c o n fid e n c e In K e rry 's
S. At th a t tim e both of m y hands wer
Bee«is—th e k in d t h a t n e v e r (all.
broken out w ith blistersand I wascovcrei
w ith boils and sores. In th e m eantim e mv
rlruggirt h ad gotten tw o dozen bottles c
G. S. G. for me and I lieg.vi its use, am
a fter tak in g th e th irteen th bottle not r
sore o r boil was visible. R. Ik IV iw s u .
hftve b een th e s ta n d a r d fur 40 years,
L ost 31 U S t., L ittle Rock, A rk.
1 h e y a re n o t a n e x p> m ite n i. J v V
Of all hum an diseases, Contagious Jlloc ‘
Poison is tlie most hideous s n d hateful.
The victim is tortured v. i' !i eating ulcers
sores and abscesses, unsightly Llotchc
qruptior.a and o th er sym ptom s c f t h e n r
craLlc disease. S. S. S. has been t: 1
successfully for nearly fifty years f
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Poison. I t c o i l ,
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potash o r other
m ineral. O ur home
treatm en t b o o k
giver, all th e sym p
tom s of th is dis
ease. Medical ad-
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Boston. U . S. A.
TO W ER CANADIAN
CO.. LIMITED
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Toronto. Canada
M ahers o f W arranted W et W eather C lothing
Clean Your Grain
TOR SETD
T h e C H A T H A M FA N N IN G
MILL, with Sacking attachment,
will clean and grade all kinds of
Grain and Seeds. T he only machine
that has screens and rid lies made
rsprcially for cleaning grain on l!'e
Coast. T o convince you that t l b
Grain Cleaner is as recresen’rd I will
send you one on 30 days’ free trial
and will pay ihe freight.
IT rite me far our De crio live Cat
alogue and “ on lim e” proposition
—it wi I inleres: you.
GEO. W. rOOTT
Drpt. 11
P. fi. U.
Portland, O rrgon
No. 7
1005
I Cough ajrnp. i nst**«
As may be seen from th e ru t, th e principal kitchen of th s executive
m ansion is am ply provided w ith all of tb e m odern co n triv an ces w hich can
In sn y w ay c o n trib u te to th e successful m ain ten an ce of such a cuisine as
should properly be fu rn ish ed th e ch ief citizen of such a co u n try a s the
U nited S tates. T h ere is no unnecessary elaboration of th e prem ises, an d th a t
m akes It easier for ev ery th in g to be kept irom scnlately neat, Official e n te r
tain in g has become such a fe a tu re a t th e W hite H ouse th a t it require* a
decided genius to conduct th e cu lin ary end of i t
Io tim*.
A q i «1 » t
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P U T N A M
HEN writing to advertUenpléaM l
m«mlon this pu per.
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