Hillsboro independent., July 08, 1906, Image 7

Is Your
Hair Sick?
nlHE
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f0F ALL TOMC
That's too bad ! We had no
ticed it was looking pretty
thin and faded of late, hut
naturally did not like to speak
of it. By the way, Ayer's
Hair Vigor is a regular hair
grower, a perfect hair re
storer. It keeps the scalp
clean and healthy.
" I ana well acquainted with Ayri Plr
Vigor and I Ilk II vary much. I would eape
ciall? reeninmend It at en eirelleut areaaiiia;
fur the hair, ket' g U aoft and smooth, ana
prevanttnir lh h lr from aplltUeir et ia
euila." UiM raiTi, VeaUuia. MIcU.
by J.U. lr Co., Lowell, Mm,
ih wiimiMumi e r
9 llMltlllll I 1
yers CMEKKY PECTORAL.
N Mfiltrr at All.
"Speaking of Strang and unaccounta
ble eiperiencei," remarked tb man with
th bulbous nose, "I am reminded of on
that happened to a friend of min In the
summer of 1)3, while he was at the Co
lumbian exposition. lie was In the Fine
Art bulldiug, looking at the picture they
called 'Breaking Horn Ties,' when be
heard a Tolc behind blra aj distinctly,
That's what Is happening at your bouae.
OTer on the west side.' He turned and
looked to see who it was that spoke, and
there was nobody near him."
"I that all?" asked the man with the
fishy eye.
"No; the atrangest part Is to come,
When be went bom in the eyening he
found that bis youngest brother bed elop
ed with the hired girl and gone to 8t,
Louis. It bad taken place, too, at tbe ex
act moment when be beard the voice. How
do you explain that, I'd like to know 7
Was It telepathy? Or what was It?"
"H'umphl Who tells that story?"
"The man himself Ike Strlngham."
"O, Stringham tells It, does he? Why,
you gourdhead, that's the explanation."
Chicago Tribune.
The new administration and Jobbing
house bnilding ended by tbe W. L.
Douglas Shoe Co. a a part of iti mam
moth manufacturing plant in Brockton
Mass.. was deMicated Jane 19. Tbe
program Included open bouse from 11
in tbe morning until 8 in tbe eyening.
There wai a musical program ana re
freshment! were served all day. Fif
teen thoueand invitations were sent out
including over 11,000 retail dealers in
the United States who bandied the W.
L. Douglas shoes. Mr. Douglas says
that his three large factories, also the
new building just dedicated, will al
ways be open to inspection and visitors
from everywhere will be welcome.
The new Jobbing house Just dedicat
ed will enable hurry orders for Douglas
hoes to be shipped the same day tbey
are received. Tbe new building is 260
feet long, 60 feet wide and two stories
high. Tbe jobbing department occu
pies tbe entire lower floor and tbe new
offices of tbe Douglas Shoe company oc
cupy the entire second floor. In the
new building there will be special offices
occupied by tbe Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies; also by
the telephone companies and there is
an elaborate mailing department. Tbe
completion o( this new administration
building marks tbe establishment of a
modern, up to-date wholesale jobbing
house and office building.
Mr. Douglas has long considered the
advisability of a Jobbing house, not
only for the purpose of supplying his
own retail stores more readily, but that
tbe 11,000 dealers throughout the
United States handling the W. L.
Douglas shoes might be able to obtain
shoes for immediate use with greater
facility.
The new building is said to be the
most complete and convenient of any
ever built for a commercial house in
the United States, so were the expres
sions of appreciation by the many per
sons who visited it for inspection sin
cere and of a highly congratulatory na
ture. Architertural beauty as well as
adaptability to the uses to which it is
to be put has been the aim in construc
tion, and the result is most satisfactory,
to the visitor as well as the firm.
Aw rteaemoiaaee.
The Toung Man (at the other end of
the sofa) Er It Isn't true, I hope, Mis
Pirtle, that you told Mies Uawsip I wss
a a sardine.
The Young Woman If I did, Mr.
Fsintsrt, I take It back. You're not the
least bit In the world like a sarJine. You
seem to be terribly afraid you are crowd
ing somebody. Chicago Tribune.
I'acl Allea.
"My boy," counseled Uncle Allen
Sparks, "it is a mighty serious thing to be
a young man these days, and to have te
make your choice between Opportunity
and Responsibility. That's where a lot
of you go wrong."
la the Sweet Sabeeqaeat.
Reporter It's to be a quiet wedding.
Isn't it?
Proapectlve Rridegroom (prominent
ward heeler) Yea, sir; d weddin '11
be quiet enough, but we'r goia' to hare
d gol-whoppineat shivare dat ver was
pulled off in de precin't!"
TORTURED WITH GRAVEL.
Since Using Doan'a Kidney Pilla Not
a Single Stone Has Formed.
Capt. 8. L. Crute, Adjt. Wm. Watte
tamp, TT. C. V., Roanoke, Va., says:
"i sunerea a long,
long time with my
back, and felt drag
gy and listless and
tired all the time.
I lost from my us
ual weight, 225 to
170. Urniary pas
sages were too fre
quent and I had to
get up often at
night. I had head
aches and dixxy
spells also, but my
worst Buffering was Tom renal cholic.
After I began using Doan'a Kidney Tills
I passed a gravel stone aa big as a
ban. Since then I have never had an
attack of gravel, and have picked up to
my former health and weight. I am a
well man, and give Doan's Kidney Tills
credit for it."
Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box.
Foeter-Milbarn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Li 1
I'rrveai Mud Aruuud Tauk. -
To prevent a mud hole foruiHig
nruuml u watering tank a structure
like t lit 4 iiiu bo built. A bole or pit
Ih dun the sli:e of th tauk to a Ut-ptU
of kl feet and In tilled with broken
stone. Th tunk 1st then iiiouuUhI ou
whatever kind of foundutlou desiruhle
wliU-u can be made of brick or atone.
The overflow pipe U placed In the cen
ter of the tank Instead of at the side
which In usually the manner of attach
ing it When the wind blows the water
Instead of nlopplug out of tbe sides and
PIJkN KIR THE WATta TAKE..
making a mud hole runs over the top
of the waste pit In the center of the
tank and runs down to seep away In
the broken rock and iwrous Bub-noil.
The accompanying Illustration will in
dicate how it is constructed and the
manner of disponing of the overflow
of water from a stock tank. It will
be better to have the water line a few
Inches lower thHii the top edge of the
tank so as to preclude the possibility
of any water escaping and making a
mud hole.
Crop Follow! aa? Cow Peae.
One ought not to get the Idea that a
worn out piece of ground can be plant
ed to cow jieas one year and be eown
to seed so as to raise a paying croo the
following year. Cow peas renovate the
soil and supply nitrogen, but they can
not and do not entirely rebuild it In a
short ierlod. If one has a worn out
strip of soli, he must exect to siend
some time and energy on It to get It in
proper condition. A plan somewhat af
ter the following would work well: Sow
five pecks of cow pens per acre broad
cast and with them four or Ave hun
dred pounds of some good fertilizer, us
ing a fertilizer more heavily endowed
with potHsb and phosphoric acid than
with nitrogen, although It should con
tain some nitrogen. About the middle
of the Hummer plow the cow ieas un
der, lime the soil heavily, five hundred
pounds or more to the acre, hnrrow In
and sow to a mixture of crimson clover
and rape. This, plowed under the fol
lowing spring, would give one a soil
fairly good for some cultivated crop
umu which a liberal quantity of fer
tlllzer should le used. Exchange.
Marker for Corn anil Deaaa.
The runners of this marker for corn,
heuns, etc., are of ash, with pieces of
oak 1x4 nailed on top. The crosspleces
are of spruce, IxtL Can mark rows
3, 3a or 4 feet, with guide pole to
swing either way. What makes this
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b9
KF.W STYLE Or MARKFB.
murker nil the more valuable and real
ly A short cut, are the cultivator teeth
to the rear of each runner. These teeth
are set one Inch below the Iron shoe
of the runner and bolted fast ti the
1x4 oak; tbey make a good, soft seed
bed.
far of Old Orrharda.
The man who starts out with
young and vigorous orchard Is quite
likely to give It rensonnble good care,
for he lielleve that. In time, It will
bring him good returns. On the other
hand, the man with an old orchard,
that Is an adult orchard, so to piak,
generally Ix-lleves that Its days of use
fulness are over and gives It little or
no care and, as a result. It amounts to
hut little. Kxicrlenccd orchurdists
who have gone Into the matter exten
sively think that the orchard which
Is not tis old is well worth caring for
and many of them have made them
pay handsomely by the simple process
of cultivation of tlte soil, pruning and
spraying the trees.
llorae-Kallas; la fiernaaay.
Ctorr.iany ate fNi,K.-14 horses in lmr.
which was l...".l2 more than In l'.K)4.
Also 4'i" more degs were eaten, tint
counting, the careful statistician adds,
those dogs which were slaughtered pri
vately for tattle uses.
To Kill (anuria Talaflea.
It may he a. trtile early to discuss
Canada thistles, hut. If you are llall, to
forget, clip this out and put It where
you can get It readily, and apply the
remedy when the season comes:
Tut half a bushel of salt lu a barrel,
and hot water enough to dissolve the
alt; stir till dissolved. Add water
enough to nearly All the barrel and dis
solve in It one quart can of concen
trated lye. Ix-t It find, then sprinkle
freely on the thistle patch. It Is claim.
1 they will wilt and die. This ought
to be effective if anything will.
Thrurr Nut la Ha Beuraed.
It Is safe to say that hi uoMhcr pro
fession, for funning is a profession If
properly carried on, are there so few
practitioners whu understand the fun
damental principles of their work as
among farmers.
We cull In a physician, and feel that
If he can not tell us pretty nearly what
the trouble U with the patient that he
does not understand hi business. We
give a cuse to a lawyer, and if be makes
a mess of it we feel, aud rightly, that
he Is not up In his profession. We of
the farm have a poor enp under nor
mal weather conditions, and guess at
the cause.
If we plow mill sow we hos the soll
will hring a certain return. If It does
not. how many of us can tell why? The
truth of the matter is, we plow and sow
without 'much regard to why we do It,
and with even less regard of what our
soil needs are aud whether we have
supplied them.
If very soil worker In the country
could take a course of one year In prac
tical sol) chemistry, there wfuild be
such a change In farming oiH?ratlus
and results as would startle the world.
We read aud see many agricultural suc
cesses, and In each and every case we
would find. If we Investigated, that the
owner of the farm was well acquaint
ed with It as well acquainted with the
case aa the successful lawyer is who
wins a case before the bar. Why not
begin to study the furni? It surely will
pay. Indianapolis News.
Alfalfa la Connrrf lent.
I took three and one-half acres of the
very highest, driest 'and isjorest section
of my held, 1(K) feet alsjve the water
Hue, and Intensely cultivated It to the
depth of six Inches or more. Then I
sowed twenty-five mjuih1 of alfalfa
seed to the acre on the 3d of June and
800 pounds of high grude fertilizer tr,
each acre. On July 24, fifty-two days
after seeding, I cut and cured 10.70C
isjunds of dry hay, and on Sept 13 I
cut and cured KMCWt ixiunds more of
dry hay, or 21,010 ismnds, almost elev
en tons, In 103 days from time of seed
Ing it Is safe to say three tons to the
acre of dry alfalfa hny. I would not
advise others to go Into the cultivation
of alfalfa very extensively at first, yet
I think that there are many high and
dry fields In New Kngland that could
be utilized In the production of alfalfa,
George M. Clark In Farm aud Ranch,
Trap for Eacllah Sparrows.
In many localities the English spar
row nas become a great nuisance. To
E.N0U8H BPAEKUW TBAP.
poison them is dangerous. To make an
effective trap, buy wire screening and
make a box cage. Cover the top with
thin boards; make a large, round hole
In center, Inserting a wire funnel Just
small ejiough for the bird to pass
through at lower end. Rait well. The
bird lighting ou the cage and seeing
bolt through the funuul will readily
puss 111.
rnrlac lloVa of Worma.
According to Doctor refers, a well
known veterinarian, nothing Is better
for worms In the lungs of hogs than
creosote. It cleans out the lutestlnal
tract. It can be administered In ths
following manner with the best suc
cess: Coal creosote, one ounce; water,
uinety-xilne ounces. One pint of water
weighs sixteen ounces. One ounce of
the mixture Is the dose for a full-grown
animal, and is the dose administered
with the morning feed. If It Is neces
sary to drench the animal, use a
drenching tube made by taking an or
dinary tin funnel and a rubber tube,
place the rubber tube into the animal's
mouth and allow.lt to bite on It, and
injur the drench Into the funnel. It
Is Is-tter to place a piece of metal on
the end of the rubler tube so that the
animal may bile on It continually with
out stopping the flow by pinching the
rublcr tube.
Heavy Draft Aalmals.
At a recent Missouri Association
meeting, prof. Kennedy spoke as fol
lows about the heavy draft horse:
"The heavy draft horse weighs from
l.tKHj to 2,noo pounds, and Is worth, at
a minimum, ::oo. Each of the first
two addl tlons of a hundred xunds
above 1,000 increases the value of the
horse fZ after which every addition in
weight means $:0 a hundred pounds.
So a draft horse of 2,ooo tsiunds is
worth $.KXI. Light draft horses, weigh
ing from 1..T0O to l.iioii pounds, are used
for express wagons, tire engines and
other heavy but quick work. These
bring alsmt $12o to $2oo. The high
acting carriage or coach horse Is worth
from $2(H to 2,ooo. The roadster or
gentleman's driving horse, and the gall
ed saddle horse vary from fJiHj to ,kh)
resiHvtlvely up to $l,00O. I the last
ten years there has !en an advance
of .l jsT cent In the draft horse of
Iowa aud Missouri.
There always has been, and there
always will be, a g.Hsl demand for first-
class butter. The man who makes tfo.id
butter, not necessarily butter tlmt Mm
gnxvrynian calls giswl. but butter that
the most critical trade pronounces good,
will always bring remunerat're nrlces.
There Is no reason w iiy the fanner
should not be able to muke as good but
ter aa any modern creamery. In fact,
there are many reasons why he can
make better butter. It all detienda niv
on the Individual and tne facilities be
has for turning out a gxnl product.
So far ten State av (declined the
Invitation sent out W AsflMuut Secre
tary Oliver, of the War I'i.irtiiieut, to
send some of their mitlouul guard or
ganizations Into cuiup 'llu the regular
troop this summer, t'olorado bus de
clined because the guarJ too much
scattered about the "t to admit of
easy concentration. The approaching
trial for murder of labor leaders
in Idaho have made It prudeut for the
authorities to retain the entire force of
militia within the Uui't' f the Stale
reatly for any uprising against the legal
authorities. PeuutylviUils, Massachu
setts and Ohio already have plunaed to
have their entire uatlouul guurd go In
to large State camp, and are uuwlll
Ing to go to the exihse of another
camp, In doing which the Stute author
ities are meeting exactly the sugges
tion of the War Iiartuieut, which Is
going to be taxed to tbe utuiust tu make
the expected appropriation of $7(mn)
meet all the exis-nse of the combined
camp. California reiortii that the ex
perience of the State troops In guarding
Sau Frauclaco aud pther place devas
tated by earthquake aud fire and the
excuse to which the State baa been put
makes It Inexpedient to julu lu the reg
ular camping. South Dakota rejurts
that the uatlonul guard Is not equipped
or uniformed for a seasuu In camp.
A merry "war Is on In the House be
tween two deserving measures, which
may result in preventing the consider
ation of both at this sesaion. The pure
f(Mid bill, which punned the Senate, aud
the Immigration bill, which has not
been considered In the Senate, occupy
the same position upon the House cal
endar. These two measures, with the
naturalization bill, are lu form for con
sideration whenever the Shaker gives
his consent and when approprlutlou
bills are not claiming the tlisir. Some
of the lending supiwrters of the Immi
gration hill opjHjse the passage of the
pure food bill. To prevent Its consid
eration at this session they are work
ing to have the Immigration bill given
preference. They believe they can ac
complish the double purHse of tem
porarily defeating the pure food and of
securing the passage of the Immigration
bill If they are able to prevail upon
the Sjieaker to recognize them. On the
other bund, the friends of the pure food
bill have primed themselves to rush It
through the House as soon as Mr. Hep
burn la recognlied to call It up.
Another measure which will be add
ed to the list passed by Congress be
cause of the Influence of tbe President
Is tbe bill to preserve the scenic beauty
of Niagara Falls. The bill as agreed
iis)ii by the House committee admits
the free use of w-.ier for domestic and
sanitary purposes' Instead of limiting
It to u maximum quantity, as suggest
ed by the International commission,
William Livingston, president, and oth
er mcmls-rs of the Luke Carriers' Asso-
net I Ion contend that this unrestricted
use of water will result In materially
lowering the levels of the lakes as soon
as the Chicago sanitary canal Is oper
ntlng to It full capacity. They esti
mate that with 14,000 cubic feet of
water passing through the canal each
second the levels of Lakes Michigan
ami Huron will he lowered nine Inches
nnd of Lake Huron efht Inches. This,
It Is calculated, will decrease the yarn
ing rapacity of each lo.ooo ton bout an
nually 13,.VK),
The Supreme Court has reaffirmed Its
opinion that the duties Imposed ou
Philippine linisirta from this country
iM-tween the date of the signing of the
treaty of Paris "d the enactment of
the tnrlff law were collected Illegally
and thnt the President lacked power to
Impose them, notwithstanding that Con
gress had ratified the previous action.
Justices While and McKennn dissent
ed. The duties to lie refunded amount
to nlKjut fd,!.""0 011 claims already
filed.
fiiL.f Fnplneer Stevens, ou arriving
from Panama Thursday, said thnt the
-,.ru h,.,i reached a sdnt where It
must now 1 known whether the canal
Is to be at sea level or above. He said
.uld be gotten cheaier
In Europe, but were hard to get any
where, and fosff.kHSU.sj eac... ni
- i.r fifteen to twenty years to
complete the wort of a sea level canal
and from eight tn'e years for lock
canal. There now between lo.ooo
and 1(1,000 men at work.
The I'lilted !" Supreme Court
. - - - . .,.. rho Ainurleiin aniffir
ruled .Mommy iw
refining .on.pany f0UUl not reoover
...r out of the duties pnld on sugar Im
ported from li Mwecn the date
when the rerlproiW treaty was to have
gone Into effect nA ,h ,nte ot it"
proclamation by the 1'resldent.
n.,t,l'.er heels fr flnt dwellers at the
exts-nse of landlord Is the latest Inno
vation of Washln10" rental agents.
There Is a claii ' tlle "re re.-ent
lens. of apartment" requiring every oc
cupant to wear rul'l"'1, h'l "hoes while
1 Tl, M a.
lit the nparti ' i'n"'e "i "'
Innovation Is to reduce the noise In
nf hmiana Tn .Tuirf.
crowded nparuii'-
ment hoiis.- where go-carts are permit
ted It Is sss ltl.d tl':,t the Wheels must
be equlpis-d lth r"l',"'r tlr-
Acting on i,r.ri""ti"n 'presented by
1 t . u wli- l... J
Attorney Itclieral -' . ineupreme
Court has summ""'" '"" "ipp.
deputy, nnd twenty-""1 aiicgd mem-
Wrn of the Tennc which ivncn-
ed r.d Johnson, Jinn i appear ami
pI l.a Jonnson, !
- I.- thov a 1 1 1 . 1 h.
show cause ".' - - -
mint
Ishcd for cute"'!"- me lynching
. .a.l after li tin. I
of J
IllUISOn OCCIIM'- ii--n
. - . . . .- , 1 ..... . a .
sent1
need to I Dn"'" " ancr an
t..r a writ of error liml tioon
ll lllK'ii i"
. . ... ..... ..nulla f.iit t-i. t.
grantcM iy tne pi"-(- -"v, ucjn
llllccr are accuwJ ot acting lu cvllu
slon with the mob.
y ei i s ii i as v i -i-v - i l "m
OttxTN every part of the body, make it the greatest of
r remedy PURELY VEGETABLE and while
tite, overcoming that tired, run
warn us tuat it is necessary to take a tonic, it is purifying the blood of all poisons and waste
matters so that it can supply to the system the strength and nourishment it needs to keep it
in perfect condition during the
bpnng is the season when
one needs a tonic. It is nature's time for an effort to
renewing and changing; and as everything
puts on new life, the sap rises in vegetation,
the earth thaws out from its winter freezes,
and all respond to Spring's call to purge
and purify themselves, there is a great
change also takes place in our
blood endeavors to throw off the poisons and
accumulations which have formed in the
system, and been absorbed by it, from the
inactive winter life, and calls upon every
member to assist in the elimination. The
system is often unequal to the struggle, the
appetite grows fickle, the energies give way,
the spirits are depressed, and a general run
down condition is the result.
Then the body must have
it must be strengthened and aided by a tonic,
and S. S. S. is the ideal one. Being made
entirely from roots, herbs and
not disagreeably altect tne system in any way as uo muai ui uc au-tancu wu.a m- uo..vi,
which contain Potash or some other harmful mineral ingredient to derange the stomach and
digestion, unfavorably affect the bowels, or otherwise damage the health. S. S- S. tones up
the stomach and digestion and assists in the assimilation of food; it rids the system of that
always-tired, worn-out feeling, and imparts vigor and tone to every part of the body. It re
establishes the healthy circulation of the blood, stimulates the sluggish organs, and calms
the unstrung nerves which make one feel that he 'is on the verge of prostration. S. b. S.
gives an appetite and relish for food that nothing else does, and by its use we can find our
selves with as hearty, hungry an appetite in Spring as at any other season.
It acts more promptly ana
for toning up and helping the
experiment, but get the best
endorsed by the best people
TONICSs It is necessary at
and is absolutely safe because ot its vegetable purity, uyspepuc, irruauic, ucivuua, U(.u,.,
tated people will find S. S. S. is just the medicine that is needed for the purification of
4t. vi ...i,,vv. tV ifo Kn:r1 nr imnnre rondition. is causine their trouble, as well as
point that the right remedy be used one tuat is especially auaptcu iu wuuu.u,
S. S. S; has proved itself to be this remedy for many years. If it is taken at the first sign
of Spring the system will be so built up and strengthened that the disagreeable affections of
the season will not be felt as warmer weather comes on.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA.
Reasaaabl Eaoaata.
'And what are you foinc to do when
you're a man?" asked the visitor.
"I v been tblnkmg," repneu ta origni
boy, "of starting an elephant farm in
irflnia.
"An elephant farm?"
"Prtalnlv. Why not? They raise pea-
auts there." Philadelphia Ledger.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears th
Signature) of
Disappointed.
'I would like you to meet my young
friend. Mr. Googerly."
I would love to meet hlra."
"He would make you a husband of
-hnm vou need never be Jealous."
"Gracious. Is he that ugly." Houston
Globe.
m-A U Wlnalnw'l SoOthlnS
Pyrup th bent remedy touae lor their ehUUrea
auriDff loe leeiaiu I
ni. idea of a Jak.
"Jones has a queer sens of humor."
"Huh?"
.ir. ....u hi. dad wife's sister, yon
ii. - . . . - ,
. 1 nrl ha refers IO lo QPceaaru
ss bis sister-in-law." Cleveland Leader.
Aaa Doabtlea Will".
Bat. drink and b merry to-day," ald
the fool.
"Why ur asked the safe.
ir. i,.fuirrii the Drice may ro up."
Loulavlll Courir-Journal
KG
'Q11S MS'
Don't wait
25 ounces for 25 cents
JAQL'ES
Chicago
The artll' " Koo of Praaeou
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A CELLULOID PLATE
b'l fltl'd ! 'I1'1 n'1 "'r",r)r 10
the w.a-er In every w.y. la a tM" any
denlll rn conirfalu ale h.mwlf 0in. Ii
. ... Ilia pnelui U ..r twentieth e-Dlury
rtenti.1 y. Pethai yoa're Mill '"
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you a Cf Halo plalet
WISE BROS., Dentists
railln Butl'liif. Ttilrd and Waahlnron
A M. I I' M. Siindayt to l
Mala a
PB. W. A. WIS!
The Ingredients that enter into S. S. S. and the method of com
bining and preparing them so that thev build up and strengthen
- down feeling, and other ailments common to Spring, which
depressing summer months that
most every
I have nsed 8. 8. S. quit extensively and unhesitatingly
reoommend It aa the best blood purifUr and tonio mad.
I am a machinist by trad and at on tlm my system was
so run down that by 10 o'clock every day I would be oom-
F lately exhausted, and it vii with th greatest ettort that
oould pull through th balance of th day. Sine taking
S. 8 8., however, all this has disappeared. I am a strong,
vigorous man. abundantly abl to do my day'a work, my
appetite has been whetted tp so that I oan eat anything,
my sleep is sweet and refreshing, and I know further that
It has purified my blood and put It In good oondltion, I
oannot speak too highly of your great remedy, 8. 8. 8.
817 W. Broad St., Columbus, O. A. B. MONTGOMERY.
8HE FOUND IT THE BEST BPRINO TONIO.
On two oooaslons X have used 8. 8. 8. in th spring with
fin results. I oan heartily recommend it a a tonio and
blood purifier. I was troubled with headache. Indigestion
and liver troubles, whloh all disappeared under th us of
8. 8. 8. My appetite, which waa poor, waa greatly
helped. I oan eat anything I want now without fear of In
dication, and my blood ha been thoroughly oleansed of
all impurities and mad rloh and strong again. As a tonio
and blood purifier It 1 all yon claim for it.
771 E. Main St., Bprlngfiald, O. MRS. O. WIEQEL.
bodies. The
assistance-
barks, it does
pives Deuer ana more intiu
entire system. When you take your tonic tins spring qo noi
the tonic with forty years of success behind it, and the one
all over the country S. S. S., THE GREATEST OF ALL
this time, when the system is depleted 'and weakened at every
Aa AdTaatasr.
Tou claim that your flying machine
la auperlor to the automobile?"
"Vastly."
"But It has never left terra flrma
as yet"
"That's the point; It doesn't kill
anybody nor violate the speed regula
tions." Washington Ptsr.
Stats or Ohio, Citt or Toutuo, I M
VIM .1.11, f
Vm.ww 1 i'u.k.v mikM A.th that na fa
senior partner ot the firm of KJ.i Kisir
lu., dolus bunlnem In the city of Toledo, Coun
ty and Male sforenald, and that said firm will
' ill'. uliL Ii lull t AUU f..
eai'h and every case of Catarrh that cannot b
cured by th ua of Hall's Catarrh ( i rk.
fhaph J i nr..-. ci.
Sworn tn before me and aubarrlbed In my
ence, this 6tb day of Iiermlier, A. Tt., lOMh
prew
I.I I. AMI IS
h'oury fublio.
KAt
llall't Catarrh Cure la triken Internally, and
ana directly on the blood and niiH-oun ourfaosi
of the STalem. rlend f.T tettiinoniala, free.
r. i. I'HBNKY CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Priiglt, 56c.
Hall's Family 1'Ula are th beat.
B-r-r-r I
In summer garb, and wlih new straw bat,
Tbe commuter fared forth from his flat.
As chipper ss you please.
Swiftly the "dummy" bor him to town
But swifter dropped th mercury down
Som 25 degrees.
TITO Sl V tn"' !ura and a.1 Werrnna rl'aa
r 1 1 rrmaiiantlr rnrM by Ir. Kllna'a .Iral
S Vryi itiiiorer. Hnl At KHK K J trial hotU" and
trrailaa. Ur. JL II. k lia. . Il.,ai Arch bl, I'talla., J'
SIbI Thonnkt.
"I think," remarked Growells the
other morning at breakfast, "I'll get a
divorce."
"Good!" eiclalmed Mi-a. O, "and X
wish you would get one for me while
you are at it"
BAKING
POWDER
Ii the wonderful ralin powder of the
Wave Circle. Thousands of women are
brinjin, greater health and better food
into their homes by usinf K C Baking
Powder. Coiti Just one-third what you
alwayi pay. II you have never naed it
you don't know what you've miaeed.
I All irocers.
MFG. CO.
rasaen.
LE. T. P. WIBK
all tonics. S. S. S. is nature's
it is restoring the lost appe
are to follow.
full throuoh the dat.
.
icauna mai y , ;
Too Blow,
Sir John Franklin had mad up hi
mind to discover the northwest passage.
"I can't wait forever for th l'anama
canal," he said.
Glancing at the latest dispatches fron
Washington and ascertaining, to his dis
trust, that ther was another deadlock a
to the question of the type of canal to b
adopted, and that Senator Morgan was
about to make another iMech, he rnv
orders for the Immediate Ct ting out of th
expedition.
HOWAKH E. nmTON. Amwrer snd Chemlt.
Iadvllle, t'olnriulu rpi linen pro Ml .ilil,
Wlver, lad,l l "lil, Mllvar, " olil. I Blue or
t niM-r, S I. t'vanlila tenia. MhIIIiik envalopi and
full prliellnl Belli ou ai'lillralloll. Lonlrol and I'm
tirwirkftoUclti. lLluruuai C'arbouaia Iia
uual ilauk.
GASOLENE ENGINES i u 4 horM.
power fully warranted, llift. All ilie and
t) lei al loweit prl.'et. Write for catslof.
REICRSON MACHINCRY COMPANY
Portland. Orafon.
IAISV FI.T K
I I.I.Kit 1elro aM the
me. win anorii.
77 eiiinii rl uievry
home-In 1 In 111a
riioin, a!eiiins
r . 1 ,. a Mil
IVm ii-e w hrr a
. V I iH. i.reltoilble-
'i3 I aolntt. Clean,
V neal an. I will
Wl lure anvlhlns.
a Trv them ultra
iu will liever hewn
hnul Iheiil. lfnn. kenl by
n, aeul nrelii.:il nir
201. Harold ttomvre.
eKalb av., iirookly
Dr. G. Gee Wo
WONDERFUL HOME
TREATMENT
Th wumlffful I'hl
n I act 1 t ri l d
grmt Imthiim Ii cur
pcoplft wttlitiiit oprv
iiun I hart mv i4i up
lo ilia. Hm currm with
Ihnew wonderful Cul-
brr ruois, .uK
hrk IH1 VatlllSl
1 1 111 1 mrm nltriy uh
kruiwa to mUraU ari-
rtirt In tht oiomry. Throimii Um us ul ili
hitriitlfMfl rfrntdla thin fouiou dt-tr knowi
tiit netiuii ffovertiio ilitfurr-nt rinHli wlil'-ri
bt tu'ce-n-ifuilr U"mi In f1iffrsai dlnesv4. H
l(UHrir.nt-tliciirciaitrrli. Mthnta, lunic. ilirt,
rh-umatln,( i.rrv(Mir.nsjtt, tumiM h, llvrr; k -Bey
at, eU l hsM t)ilii(lr(1sj f latlMioolMlsk
hnrtcn tne1frt. t r fttid htm. PtiUni
mil of th fit writ for hUnkr and rirvjlatrrt.
bcod tleiiiip. CoNrtL'LTA I ION haiku
ltd . it THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO
12', fir at St., $. f. Cor. Morrhtaa
Mention paper. PORHAND. ORtOOft
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING
Portland Trade Directory
Names mn4 A ddr la f rtlansj W Rcpra
MMativt Buini ftrma.
HAii; TAN 1 atlt.NH WiMtr .., l'oriisvaL
LajwsMt prtcs on Lntra and Mild4.
HoKKh Af all kindn for ui al Trjr raaaonaMa
prtcra, jDjulr 17 J-font HI
CflKAM r PARATOM-Wi tOaranta 1h U.H,
- tptvrsior 10 ! th hfit, Wnw luf trwn t;ataut
AlatavwlwiMed io) intt and Oaa.
MKN'H( LOTH1NO Hnffiim Padlatm, ot
Kara'S AHffd H)rmia o.' correi't rUith.
k vry thina in ma furiiUlnnif. Morrlaun aud
hmu ii ria. t-'ppua i jetmuiili.a.
tO 1.1 KY KX)I If yon want ymir hni to 'ay
a-mrt- uv ri la- nil for tr pan It tilnrsj afw.ul PL-'-
1 orii ua ifr-ma.
I' I A N A OK A N Wt tji pin no hoiisj or 's
r'ftr r.si. itrnmnn and l';aio on fny pty nii-nt,
V rils t"t . leH ii .jit 'it ynti a pr-e. AtiB M
i.lrrt -liaiiiakfr ., rTtlafid, -rKni.
WANIr l- M.-ti aiul Wni-n ! l-itrn Hur'n r lr'1y
lnUhl w-aii: irraulMMtt-s) farn frMn i l' f-
: ,y ; ) rt tt H rn uri: -tUn frt. ; Moiff
p) -.t 111 of 1. ilt-K, N. I-our tit t.( I'.ri atxt.
TH M.KU HY TAtf.MT fiif.V.
pictea (nl nn-I -sa)1t nil fiirS'd tli'TI rd II I i"t
' . tt -ffr sjed on: v Or hurl tiriiP W'r I' t pur
(tr sir-. !'A I M 1 II- LI- ' It A I'll I N I I I I i M
Or ') lhmti Itiitldiric i'tMlenl, rirnM.
P. N. U.
Na. 27-04
IJFM wrttlnf n advert I aor plea,
mast I o this paper.
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