FR O N TIER
Wild Bill Hickok'« Skill In Usa of tha
Six Shooter.
Wild Bill Hickok was the first fron
tiersman who recognized the Impor
tance of proficiency lu the use ul the
six shooter. This was the real secret
of his supremacy. He was an unerring
marksman and shot us accurately un
der fire as wheu firing at a mark, ap
parently taking no aim.
Probably no man has ever equaled
him In the lightning-like rapidity with
which he could draw a weapon In time
of emergency and iu the thorough self
possession that made It possible for
him to take advantage o f every oppor
tunity In savage conflict. He hud a
standing order to his deputies that
they should not rush iu on him lu any
of his affrays and especially should
hot come quickly up in the rear.
By forgetting this a man named Wil
liams met his death at Abilene, Hickok
taking him for an enemy and firing so
rapidly that it left no opportunity for
recognition. He readily killed a wild
goose across the Smoky Hill with his
revolver. Hiding at his horse's highest
speed, he fired shot after shot into a
tin can or a post a few rods distant.
Standing at one telegraph pole, he
would swing rapidly on his heel and
fire a pistol Ixtll into the next telegraph
pole. These were some of the simpler
feats he performed day after day on
the street to settle little wagers. He
could shoot a hole through a silver
dime at fifty paces and could drive the
cork through the neck of a bottle at
thirty paces and knock out the bottom
without breaking the neck. He could
do what the fancy shots o f the present
day do. and possibly some of them
equal him as marksman with a re
volver, but It must be remembered that
he was the first to acquire the skill,
and the so called crack shots of his
day were poor imitations at best, al
though most of them boasted of their
fame.
He shot just as well with others
shouting at him and at a man as stead
ily' as at any other target. There were
certain traits of his character, however,
that were almost womanly. He was
fond of children, uud they liked him.
He declined to quarrel with the peace
ful settlers of the community, the busi
ness men, on any provocation. There
was no foolhardy bravado about him.
—Denver Field and Farm.
ROSE
T o be held in
PORTLAND,
OREGON
1 to 6,1908
ju n :
W ill be the most Brilliant
Floral Fiesta and Civic Jujilee
Ever heli in the Pacific Northwest
Portland, “ The Rose C ity,’ ’ will be
a scene of splendor and the center
of world wide interest for one week
Several important
conventions
to be held in Portland on
are
that o c
casion.
SOUTHERN
W ill sell special tickets c.n
this occasion from F O R E S T
GROVE
to P O R T L A N D
and return at
$ 1.10
For Particulars call on
W . BR O W N , Local Agent
W M . M CM URRAY,
General
MARKSMAN.
Pas
senger Agent, Portland, Ore.
B i g T i p s F o r L it tl e F a v o r s .
"It Is surprising." said a veteran
Pullman porter, "how big a tip a por
ter sometimes gets for doing a very
little tiling.” He added:
"A passenger once tipped me extra
because he said I did not leave his
shoestrings coiled up inside his shoes
after I laid blacked them. He said
nothing made him madder than to slip
on his shoos in a burry in a sleeper
only to find that he had to take them
oiT again because the shoestrings were
inside. Ever since that time I have
been careful not to leave shoestrings
inside of the shoes I black, and more
than one passenger has thanked me for
being thoughtful. But It wasn't me
that did the thinking. The tip did that
for me, and I never forgot it.” —Les
lie's Weekly.
CONJURED A TREATY.
H ow Houdin, the M a g ic ia n , A w e d the
A r a b s Into S u b m is sio n .
During the French conquest of Al
geria (1830-3) negotiations for peace
were entered upon with the sheiks of
certain Arab tribes, and a meeting for
the settlement of terms was arranged
to take place at the French headquar
ters.
The French officers received
their guests with great hospitality, and
after the banquet given in their honor,
at which the utmost splendor was em
ployed iu order to dazzle their eyes
and captivate their simple minds, an
adjournment was made to a large hull,
where M. Houdin. the celebrated con
jurer, who bad accompanied the French
forces, gave au exhibition of his skill.
They stared iu open mouthed wonder
at all the tricks that were performed,
In th e R i g h t Direction.
Bishop Blomfteld was one of the and.a feeling of awe crept over them
many witty Englishmen whose good as they witnessed the mysterious ap
tilings have found their way into a pearance and disappearance of various
volume of reminiscences, "Leaves objects. But what appeared to them
From the Notebooks of Lady Dororhy most marvelous was the apparent
manufacture of cannon balls. M. Hou
Xevlll.”
Bishop Itlomfield was led into a con din passed round among them a high
troversy one time with a learned man hat. which they examined very care
as to the mental superiority of the fully. but without suspecting anything
cast over the west, and his opponent unusual in cither Its make or its ap
pearance. Wheu the hat was returned
as a parting shot said:
“ Well, at any rate, you can't dispute to him the conjurer placed It on the
that the wise men came from the floor in the middle of the stage in full
view o f his audience. He then proceed
east.”
"Surely that was the wisest tblug ed to take from the hat cannon halls
apparently without number and rolled
they could do!" retorted the bishop.
them across the floor Into the wings,
i With this the performance terminated.
A F u t ile B o a s t .
The chiefs then consulted among
"Love me and the world is mine," he
themselves and came to the conclusion
said.
that It was useless to offer any opposi
"What's the use of saying that?" she
tion to an army that could turn out Its
replied. “ I’ ve been loving you for
ammunition In so easy a manner.
weeks and you haven't even succeeded
They therefore signed the required
In getting a good Job.” —Chicago Rec
treaty and departed to tell their friends
ord-Herald.
in the desert of the wonderful power
Marriage Is a lottery In which men of tlie invaders.
stake their liberty and women their
happiness.—Mme. do Itlenx.
W an ted to S e e Too.
Farmer Aaeed aud bis wife came up
to London to go to one of the theaters.
They saw a great many men go out
after the first act. In which a man had
j been shot.
She Henry, where are you going?
He Look here, Salrey. I've stood
Most Forest Grove People this as long ns t can. I'm going out
like the rest of ’em to see tiow that fel
Have a W ea k Part And
low Is getting on who wns shot. The
Too Often It’s the Bark
poor wretch may be dead by this time,
and if he is this ain't no place for us.
Everyone has a weak spot.
—London Mail.
T oo often it's a bad back.
Twinges toNow every sudden twist.
F r o m One W a lk to Another .
“ What would you do If you was oue
Dull aching keeps up.day and night.
o' dese millionaires?" said Meandering
Tells you the kidneys need help—
Mike.
For backache is really kidney-ache.
"I s'pose," answered Plodding Pete,
“ dat I'd get niesclf a golf outfit an'
A kidney cure is what you need, a
Doan’ s Kidney Pi.Is cure sick kidneys walk fur pleasure instead o’ from ne
cessity.” — Washington Star.
Cure backache and all urinary ills.
ONE WEAK SPOT.
Mrs. V. M. Vost, living on Jefferson St., Hi lihom.
Ore., says: “ Doan's Kidney Pilts proved cf great val
ue to me. At the time I b« :an their use l had been
suffering for a long time from a weakness of the k d-
neys and back. I would arise in the morning feeling
nnrefreshed and »llfltted to begin my household duties.
My head ached at times and I seemed to be weak all
over. My kidneys were out cf order and gave ire a
great deal of annoyance
I procured a bov of D m •
Kidney Pill#, and after faking a few doses was greatly
relieved. I was so delighted that I procured another
supply and in a month was entiiely free from the com
plaint. I am much better in every way since using
Dorm's Kidney Pills and give them the credit.”
S h e M ig h t Not L ik e It.
"Old mau I’ ilklnson candidly admit* *
lhat his wife made him what he Is."
“ Yes. nut I have noticed that he is
always careful to assure himself be
fore admitting it that she Isn't pres
ent to put In a denial."—Judge.
One Cure.
"I believe I’ll rock the boat,” de
clare«! the man in the stern.
“ Don't do it." advised his companion.
"It might discharge this unload«-d pis
te! I have fu my Jeans” —Louisville
Courier-Journal.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents.
Foster-Milbum Co., Bufla’o.
New York, sole agents for the United
Happlmas Is In doing right from
right motives -Margaret of Navarre.
States.
Remember the name— Doan's— and
u k e no other.
NX
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T R A D E ^
An A rtis t’s Search. ?
Will you sell or trade tour
store, or land? We oner you a spuL
♦
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did investment in a new countryjs
The Mississippi courtroom was pack •• v +❖ ++++ :•
>ich resources. Ideal climate all
[O riginal.)
ed with negroes, and it was fairly
Mark Hammond. American nrtist 111
year. L'any, Finit, Lumber i&J
evtueui, says a contributor to theTay-
e:als. Fishing, Manufacturing L '
lor-Trotwood Magazine, that some Paris, was iotinging one morning ufter
breakfast iu his studio lie fore begin
ness for all. On the coast
thing of unusual Interest was about
ning ids day's work. He hail received
n n n trn -B y.T h e.S ea
to transpire. Within the liar on the a newspaper from home mid. as «vus
Send «•■••• f f n ', In s'amn« fr.r hard"rn r'v is__
prisoner's seat an old negro leaned usual with him oil the receipt of home
1 1 4 klr' »-..I ini) pi riunì.,rv /
THE WTtKREM P l ’RLieiTY en
eagerly forward as his attorney ar papers, he read every word, including
Suite AOS P«.«h. nrn I!I«!.. prrt!i«s ci
gued his plea of not guilty liet'ore the adverti: enici :s. Suddenly he started,
llis eye Imd lighted on the following
Jury.
“ Who, gentlemen of the jury, has advertisement:
If Marcellin.* Planch© Cutter Witt «om -
sworn that he saw this man commit
m unlcute with «'.rlffin. Hastings X- I'am.
this theft?” demanded the attorney. Tem ple court. New York city, she will
“ We have broken every link in the bear som ething to her advantage.
weak chain of circumstantial evidence
Now. there was nti especial reason
with which the state lias tried to en why Mr. Huniuioud should la- moved
tangle him. Why. his neighbor. Tom by this advertisement. Some months
Jones, swore that lie sold him the before be bad needed a table for bis
meat that was found in the defend studio and bad purchased one of an
ant's house and that he shot the hog artistic pattern in a secondhand fur REGISTERED GE
COACH
because it was wild.
niture shop. There was a drawer in
“ It is true that Colonel Smith swore it. but no key. For awhile the pur Registered German Coach Stallion
that one of his hogs disappeared about chaser was coutcut to let the drawer Seven years old, wr :pTt 1700 ibs., co '-
Dec. 23 and that about fifty yards remain closed; but. finally ueedlug It, or deep chestnut sotrel, gentle dispo
T ender, Juicy, Steaks
from a certain stump lie found blood lie fitted a key and opened It. It con
and then followed a trail of blood from tained a few old papers so eaten by sition. finely built aud fine action. Sired
R oasts and Stews,
that spot to this defendant's cabin. But mice that be could make nothing of by Martin, Grand Sire, Bernard. Dam
them.
There
was
an
envelope—no
let
what of that?
Philine by Baron 2nd.
Sausage and Bacon ]
“ This defendant told you—and his ter iu It—partly destroyed. Au address
Will Make the Ssason of 1903
wife a id brother swore the same—that was on It, or the remains of one, as
that was the blood o f a coon which he follows:
Monday, H ancock & Gordon’ s Ham.
AU kinds of Fresh
Marcelllne B.
had shot and carried home the day be
Tuesday, Williams’ Bam, Nortli Yam-
43 Etue du C
fore Smith lost his hog. (Jive him Jus
Par
| hill.
tice as you would do if lie were a
Hammond threw the contents of the j Wednesday, Carlton Livery Barn.
white man. He cannot help heiug
drawer into a wastebasket, but the ; Thursday, Gaston.
black. ‘The leopard cannot change his
same evening, needing a bookmark, he 1 Balance of week at H ancock & Gor-
spots nor the Ethiopian his skin.’ For
took out tlie envelope for the purpose
twenty years lie lias been a leader In
and used it till Ue had finished the ! don ’ s Barn, Forest Grove.
the church. Let him remain free to
TE R M S: Singl • S :r v i- . $ 2 ); In-
book, leaving tlie envelope ill the last
enjoy the bread of life with others of
place marked
The name Marcelllne ! sure. S30. Careful but not responsible j
the faithful.”
is an unusual one. and Hammond had for accidents.
As the lawyer sat down the women,
had It before him for a matter of ten
who had been “ weaving” back aud
days, lie dropped the paper be bad
fortli for some minutes, commenced to
For particulars write to
: been reading and reached for tlie book.
shout:
I There was tlie envelope with the In
UUO. U. H AN COCK,
“ Bress de Lawd!”
complete name and address.
What
General Manager
“ Dar, now!”
“ We knows yo's innocent. Br’er Juni was left of tiie nddress was plain ex- .VI. F O G L E ,
; eept the first, a sole remaining letter
per!”
Assistant.
giving the name of the street. It Is
The sheriff had to tin eaten to clear
printed here as a C, but there was that
the courtroom before order was restor
FINE WORK DONE CHEAP - FRIC
ed. When nt last there was silence the on Its lower end ti> suggest that it W H A T IS M O K E B E A U T IF U L
might
lie
something
else.
W h ite *hlrt - - - 10c Drawers - • Stoljc
district attorney rose.
THAN M OTHER L O V E ?
Hammond was interested. Neverthe
S oft
- - -
10c W hite Waists • 10 to 20c
“ Gentlemen of the jury,” he began
W h ite Skirts - 10 to 50 Underskirts • 15 to25c
less it was tlie hour when, fresh after
in closing the case for the state, “ i de
Undershirts - - - 8 c Stockings - • • lW:
A mother’s worries are many. She
sire only to bring a picture to your a night's sleep, be did bis best work, sometimes forgets her own bodily dis-
H a ndk erch iefs - - 2 c C o l l a r s ....................k
: and lie took up bis palette and brushes.
minds.”
M en’ s W h ite Vests 10 15c Pants - • • • • 2k
In ten minutes he threw them down. ! comforts because of her overpowering
Here the prisoner adjusted his big
Coats - - - • 10 20c Dusters
• • IS Ik
love for the child. Shu become» broken
'
took
his
hat
and
went
out
to
find
a
T ow els - - - 20c D oz. Napkins • • 20cDos
brass rimmed spectacles as if to see
down, sleepless, nervous, irritable and
•Ity
directory.
Tbe%
were
dozens
of
T
h
e
fo
llo
w
in
g
articles
50
c
per
doz.
Pillow
Caw.
the picture, and his manner showed
feels tired from morning until night.
Bed Sheets, Table C loths, N ight Gowns, Womeni
that he was determined to let no detail In Paris whose names bi-gin with C, Many mothers of experience can tell you
and dozens that began with every oth-
D raw ers, Underwear, Aprons and Corset Cover*.
escape him.
I that nt such a time they have been re-
1
cr
letter
that
might
begin
with
C
and
|
iieved,
benefited
and
strengthened
and
"The 23d of last December,” contin
Pacific Avenue
Fores! Gmt
ued the district attorney, "found Juni a tail to it—a (j or a G, for In- put into proper health by taking a pie-
;
stance.
Hammond
muttered
some-
i serlption which their mother» had told
per Bradley without meat. His son
was coming to spend Christmas with ! thing about the fool killer taking him them was the only woman's tonic to bo
and went hack to liis work. This time i taken at such times. Dr. Pierce’s Fa
him. But Juniper did not worry, for
only half a mile away in Marse Smith's he succeeded in remaining at his easel vorite Prescription lias enjoyed an envi
| till Ills breakfast (luncheon in Aruer- able reputation for ever a third of a cen
woods were some fat hogs.
at
tury. In all that time it has sold more
“ An hour before sunset Juniper was ; h at, after which lie began n hunt that largely In the United States than any
took
up
all
his
leisure
time
for
weeks.
kneeling behind a large stump in these
Having maile a list of all the streets other tonic for woman’s needs, and to
woods, with his rifle pointing toward a
day its sales are greater than ever.
hog that at some distance away was , In Paris whose names begin with C.
In favor of Dr. Pierce's medicines is the
i
(J
and
G.
he
gave
several
hours
a
day
E verybody knows that
rooting among the leaves.”
frank, confiding, op. :>, koni-L s la tern« at
to
hunting
for
Marcelllne
Cutter.
He
The district attorney paused. Taking
of their full composition, giving every in
we keep the best Meats
a cane to represent a rifle, he knelt be i judged that she was a Indy and con gredient in plain Eugfisfi, without (car of
hind a chair. After some minutes of fined himself to the best streets till he successful criticism and with confidence
to be had, but this is to
moving to right and left, now raising, | had exhausted them, then with tint that tha good sense of tlie afflicted will
now lowering his rifle, lie took careful little hope began on the poorer ones, lead them to appreciate this honorable
remind you to give us
aim and then fired, imitating the noise lighting at last on 43 Hue du Geindre. manner of confiding to them what they
a dingy street near the Church of St. aro taking into their stomachs when
of a report very successfully.
making
use
of
these
medicines.
Sulptce.
A
girl
of
twenty
respond«-1
a call.
At the sound Juniper, who had been
A L C O H O L IC T O X IC S .
smiling, apparently oblivious to every to Ills knock. She was shabbily dress
thing save the district attorney's move ed, hut comely.
A great many worn i f ling the need
"I am looking for Marcellina Cutter.” of a tonic take a coekl til, whisky, or
ments. exclaimed:
what Is Just as bad. some widely . dver-
snid
Hammond.
"Yas, suh, dat's des de way I done
FOREST GROVE
tls«»d compound, containing a large per
“ My mother Is Marcelllne Cutter, and centage
hit. boss!”
of alcohol. Doctor Pierce's
medicines are guaranteed to be entirely
The laugh that followed brought Ju I am Mabel Cutter.”
Hammond knew tils search was end free from alcohol or narcotics—made of
niper to a realization of what he had
roots
which cannot harm the nic-t deli
done, and he shuffled round In tha ed. Mother amt daughter had lived cate system but havo a wholesome, life-
where
he
found
them
for
years.
The
giving. tonm-elToct upon the system.
For the Beat. Up ;i; da'e Work.
prisoner's seat, muttering, ‘Nigger got
daughter worked In a bookbindery Tonics mate largely of alcohol Interfere
no show nohow!"
Baths. Pacific-Ave, Forest On) e.
with
the
digestion
of
cert
.in
foods,
and
near by. It was an old story of a
as
doses
incre.i
9
the
alcohol
absorbed
gets
marriage for love, including a run into the blood and shrinks the red blood
A. I. W irt7. Proprietor
T h e L a s t Move.
Bobby Is the son of a Methodist min away. and without forgiveness. Mar- ! corpuscles. As the blood feeds the nerves
the nane» get Improper nouiIshment and
ister and has had the experience of celllne Seymour married Edgar Cut- the mother becomes nervous. As the R . I N I X O i N , D e n t i s t |
“ moving” four times in the space of tor. an Englishman. There were no nerves suffer so does tie- skin.
Better stick to a health-giving tonic
his eight years’ life. He disapprove» means in either family, hut Cutter se-
Forest G:*r'"p. Oregon
that has in the past third of a cotffury
strongly of the itinerant system which curi-d a position in an American bank sold more widely than any other.
ing
house
In
Paris,
died
and
left
his
is the bane o f the Methodist clergy.
OPEN AS TnK DAY.
Some time ago an elderly minister widow and daughter penniless. Mrs.
Willt Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
wns visiting Bobby's father and di Cutter wns at a loss to know why she tion
is raado of. Its ingredients are;
rected his attention to the small tioy, wns inquired for. It could not lie for Golden Seal root. L rl; "s slipper root.
an
Inheritance,
for
she
knew
of
no
Black Cohosh root. Uni. urn root. Blue N .
asking him many questions of a semi-
tlmologlcnl nature. Finally the course relative who had means to bequeath Cohosh root. Chemically Pure Glvcerine.
Hobart A. Hare. M I).. University of
LAW? t
her.
The
advertisement
emanating
of the conversation turned to heaven,
Pa., s ivs of < .olden So il—"Good in ail
and Bobby was asked concerning the from America Indicated that she was catarrhal conditions, as uterine catarrh,
." Prof. ! 'in King in the
atiode of the blest. "Yes.” said the sought for by the Seymours rather j leticorrhcea.
Hints
Am-rican Di»pen«at iry soys of Black at ion Law a t;
youngster, with a sigh of deep weari than the Cutters.
Cohosh root—another important ingre
Hammond
left
the
two
to
send
their
-, -
- Oregc*|
ness, "1 know. It’s the last place we’re
dient In ~ I Ivor to Pi
in:* - By It» porest Gr
address to New York anil settled down special affinity for the female organs, it is
going to move to.” —Argonaut
again to his work. A mouth pass«-d. an efficient agent in suppression, in dvs-
when there wns a rap on his studio monorrhepu it is *i(rpo-.-«./ hy no other
Out of th e O rd in ary.
being of greatest utility in irrita
door,
and two Indies entered. Beneath drug,
tive and congestive conditions of the
"Say,” queried the high browed man
tholr
altered
dress
In-
recognized
the
appendages,
characterized by dragging F A S H I O N S T A B L E *I
us he entered the drug emporium,
• pains, etc.”
"have you Bight-ad's halm for bald Cutters. Then they gave him the se
Prof. King says of Unicorn root, "have P a c i f i c A v e .
Fore st Gro«|
quel to his search. Edgar Cutter had found
tliis plant to pn-scss a decidedly
ness?”
a
brother
Hugh,
who
had
worked
Ills
benefical
influence
In
ca-cs
of
lassitude
“ No," repiictl the druggist, “ but” —
Neal Turnouts
with weakne s nr dull pain in tin* renal,
"Oh. yes." Interrupted the pnwpefr way from England to Colorado. There or lumbo-sacral (small r i the back) region.
lie
prospected,
mined,
struck
a
bonan
tlve customer, “ of course you have
It is one of our most valuable agents,
something just as good, but t want za anil became very rich. lie bunted acting as a uterine tonic, and gradually
for Ids brother, but could gain no trace removing abnormal conditions, while at
what I want. See!”
of him except that lie had married the same time it imports tone and vigor
B A R B E R S
"You are mistaken, my friend.” said
I to the reproductive organs. Hence, it is
Marcelllne Seymour. Dying childless. much used in leucorr/nrit, amt norr/iua.
the pill dispenser. "I haven't anything
Hugh Cutter left his property to his dytmenorrhun.
HAIR CUTTING * SFECiAUT
Just ns g«xxl, hut l have something
brother and tils brother's wife and
A PARTICVLAI! I-B A 5 I
j that ts far better."—Chicago News.
Postoffice Row
I
children. If any. on condition that they
removed
bv
It is th- Irritability nnd de
were found within « year after his own spondency that
often attends these troub
So o thing the Au thor.
H O L L IS T E R 'S
«1
demise. If not the pro]>eriy was to g i le«. In th - cases In which there is
Actor—In the first net last night to his cousin, a resident of the place in pelvic- hi ness, the aching, beai ing-
i when Roderigo is to shoot me. his gun England where the family had lv j U o"»organ
: ■
;
A Busy Wed e r f hr B 1 Pf»:*-
' didn't go off. This sort o f thing spoil» lived. The year would have expired out of the L-' a I ii , Its action here is very
Brings Golden Healtn and R « «
decld-d."
my play. Manager—It doesn't make within six weeks after the date on
A .p orlflf for Constipation In.;
¿ ¡¡i
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure bili
any difference whether lie shoots yon which Hammond began his search.
ousness, sick and billons headache, diz
I
H o '. 1 5 ,-i Hr.- . ’
"
I
ziness,
costlven-'S.
or
constipation
of
the
I or not. The nudieuce appreciate the
Mrs. Cutter begged Hammond to bowels, loss of appetite, routed tong'-», I ami Haekachf». Its Rocky Mo'int ' ^ 5 1
situation. They know you are not name some way by which she might
-• * ii I
«our stomach, w : !«- tu-lchings, "heart
worth the powder it would take >o recompense him for tils trouble aud re burn," pain and «1 ¡«tress after eating,
-
. nik ¥0r I
GOLDEN
NUGGETS
FO
R
SAU
O
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shoot you and find It very appropriate ward him for saving her anil her and kindred d-rang. ments of the liver,
that the gun misses fire.—Liverpool daughter a splendid Inheritance. Ham stomach and bowels.
Persons subjected to anv of these
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mond. though but a poor artist strug troubles should never be without a vial S O U T H E R N PACiFIC r.AiL^'|
gling to paint pictures worthy to be of the "Plea«ant Pellets" at hand. In
Forest Grove Tim« Tabl*
Unkind Deduction.
hung In the Salon, declined to accept proof of their superi"r -xr-llonc«' it can
Mrs. Bonham—I'm going to give a any compensation. He. however, de- truthfully he «aid that thev are always
as a household remedy after the
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! Mg party on my birthday. Bonham— chii-d to return to America with the adopted
fir-t trial.
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Who will be invited? Mrs. Benham— Cutters and on arrival there was per
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you said that you were going to give nnd become active In securing their In- and cleanse the liver, stomach ,■ 1 bow 's. No. 1 " « c MTrl BO n O .
As a "dinner pill." to pt'-mot, dfv «t >n
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a big party.—New York Press.
take
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tiny,
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granules,
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scarcely larger than mustard seisds.
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plored. It dispels It.—Bacon.
Dr Pierce’s C mmon
MedLal
Adviser will lie sent fr.—. par" r bound, for W. E. COMAN. Genera, irei«**
j 21 one-cent "tame«, or c!oth-b >nnd for ,U Passenger Agent, Ported.
1 »ramp*. Over PW) pages and llustrated.
Address Dr. it V Puree, Buffalo, N. Y.
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