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SUFFERED THREE TEARS. CATARRH OF STOMACH. He Sells Both Kinds. A young man who had just entered | the office of Jereuilab Mason, the great New Hampshire legal luminary, to study law, asked him where be should beglu. Mason, pointing to the books ou the library shelves, answered la conically: "Anywhere.” Over u century ago Beujamlu Frauk- King Edward Has Many Guests. liu discussed the property qualification Crusty. A very noticeable circumstance is for voting In Pennsylvania. A man " Y e s , ” Miss Frocks went on, "M r. the number of distinguished people— owned a donkey of sufficient value to Templeton and I are to be married. political, official, diplomatic and so enable him to vote; but before the next W hy don’t you offer congratula cial— who have dined with his majes election the donkey died, and the man’s ty during his visit to Windsor castle. vote was refused. “ Now,” asked tions?” “ Oh, I ’ve no grudge against T em This is especially remarkable because, Franklin, “ who voted at the previous pleton,” teplied the crusty old bach during the last reign, the late queen election—the man or the donkey?” more often dined with her family elor. The question, “ Who was Bismarck?” alone in the small dining room called which was put by a German officer to the oak room. The king, however, Adaptation. his men, called forth some curious an has introduced tne practice of having swers. Nine said that he founded the “ Snicker’s jokes are very th in ,” a good-sized dinner party every day. German Empire, several thought that complained Dinsmore. he was au emperor, a great number “ Perhaps lie makes them that way W o r ld to Knd I h l l Y ea r. for your special benefit,” suggested This Is the recent decision of one of the 1 pictured him us a general, one said that W interbottom. prominent societies of the world, but the : he was a poet, and another that he exact day has not yet been fixed upon, and j translated the Bible. The neatest an " H o w ’s that?” “ T o enable you to see through while there are very few people who believe swer was that lie was “ the Kaiser's this prediction, there are thousands of them. ” others who not only believe, but know greatest enemy.” that Hostetler's Stomach Hitters is the John Lawrence Toole, the most pop best medicine to cure dyspepsia, iinlitrest- Spring! of MisConduct. tion, constipation, billiousness or liver ular low comedian of his day, once "Y o u haven’t uny manners, Jack. and kidney troubles. A fairtrial will cer gave a suppet to eighty of his friends, Why didn’ t you offer to escort that tainly convince you of its value. and wrote a note to each of them pri young lady home?” vately lieforehaud, asking him wbeth- Very Blunt. “ Oh, I have manners, all right, ! er he would be so good as to say but I didn't have any street car fare.” "T h e editor is kicking about sonic grace, as no clergyman would he pres of tiie jokes W itlittlo is turning in. ent. It is said that the faces of those Safer on His Back. H e says he believes W itlittle sits eighty men as they rose In a body when Toole tapped ou the table, as a Pinching-bug— Say, what makes down and grinds them o u t.” “ I don’t believe it. Jf lie was to signal for grace, was a sight which you wear your fur overcoat in such grind them out they m ight have a will never he forgotten. hot weather? Caterpillar— Oh, half the moth point to tlicni.” The other day a Gordon Highlander balls we get now are no good. Invited his wife to visit him at the She Couldn’t. barracks In Scotland. She did so, tak “ Just walk this way madam,” said ing with her their O-year-old girl. When the clerk who was how-legged. they arrived, as It happened, the hus “ I ’m— cr— I'm very much afraid, band was engaged on sentry duty, and sir, I can’t ,” hliishinlgy replied the so they could not approach him. The This aifnature ia on every box o f the genuine fair customer who wasn’t. child eyed her “ daddy” with a rather sorrowful expression, as he paced up tho rained 7 that « a r e a a c o ld l o o n e d a g Never Existed. and down the square shouldering his Juggles— Are his characters drawn rifle and wearing a kilt. She had nev Summer Geography. from life? er before beheld him thus arrayed, and “ Fa, what is a lake, anyway?” W aggles— Of course not. lf c writes for a few minutes the spectacle seemed “ A lake, Jimmie, is a large body of \ to he quite beyond her; but for no water surrounded by men, women dialect. longer could she keep silent. “ Mamma,” and children in bathing suits.” TO C O R K A C O LD IN O N E D A Y I she said, In a voice that betrayed a Taka Laxative Bromo Q uinine Tablets. At) childish covetousness, “ if I m r g iit s refund the m oney if it falls to cure. trace of An Exhaustive Trip. E. W. U rove’s signature fson each box. 2.'«. daddy finds the man what stole ’ees H arriet— Hurry’s got home. trousers, will he gitume dat tickle Hence the Term. Clara— Did lie have a good time? frock ?” H arriet— I guess so; he borrowed Clarence— Why do you say the The experience which a certain young half a dollar to pay tho hackman be wedding was patriotic? fore he kissed uny of us. Algernon— Well, the bride was red, lady had iu London on the day of the groom was white and ner father, Queen \ Ictorlu's funeral will serve as Those Print.rs. who hud all the Dills to pay, was an excellent warning for those women who are Inclined to allow their human blue. "W e ll, that’s the worst y e t.” itarian impulses to get the best of them. " W h a t ’s tho matter?” A Conscience Document. | This sympathetic lady relieved a worn- “ My magazine poem entitled ‘ Bullied’ appears under tho head of "T h a t last cook sent us hack a ¡in, who appeared to bo In a fainting stute, of her huby and lmd it left upou •Raffled.’ postal card.” her hands by the disappearance of the “ W hat tor?" A Sure Result. “ Sho said on it that we’d find three mother. After waiting in vain for the “ Say, old chap, Coft'up and I have a of our best plates at the bottom of mother to return, the embarrassed the pile stuck together with muci young w'omnu told her story to a police bet we wish you to decide for us.” man on the outskirts of the crowd. “ 1 lage.” " N o thanks.” have heard that story before,” he " W h y not? W e’re both friends of grinned In a knowing way, and refused yours. ” to Itelleve her. A visit to the police “ Kxactly. So what's the use of station brought the sume result an ut my making an enemy of ono of you?” ter disbelief of the unfortunate young H O W ’ S T IU S T woman’s story. The work house was tried, hut with uo better fortuue. It We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case o f Catarrh that can not bo cured by H ell's was six weeks before the shop girl was Cat irrh euro, om haven't a regular, healthy movement o f thd able to get rid of the child which had P. J. CHENEY Jt CO., Props.. Toledo. O. els every day^you’reslek^or will be. Keep youj We tho undersigned, have known K. J.Cheney _ twels open, and he well. Force, in tho shape ol come to her in so strange a way, and for the past Iff years, and believe him perfectly violent physic or pill poison. Is dangerous. The easiest, most perfect way or kee|d| 'm it entailed the very greatest trouble on eplng the hon< abl in all basin ss transaction ; and fin nmoothoMt, ocwals clear and clean Is to take ancial able to carry out any obligations mode her friends before they could Induce by t.ielr firm. the parochial authorities to accept the W est A T kvax . CANDY Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ’ \ true version of the case. s C A T H A R TIC ^ Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabi.u BESTFORTHE BOWELS M rs . F r x n k C a r t e s , 3 M errill Street, Ameebury, Mas*. V M i latter should ca rry Faith and Oonvlotlon to thoHoarto of all Slok Women. “ I suffered w ith inflam m ation and fa llin g o f the womb and other dis agreeable fem ale weaknesses. I had bad spells every tw o weeks that would last from e ig h t to ten days and would have to g o to bed. I also had head ache anu backache most o f the time and such bearing down pains I could hardly w a lk across the room at times. I doctored nearly a ll the tim e fo r about tw o years and seemed to grow worse all the time u n til last September I was ob liged to take m y bed, and the doctors thought an operation was the on ly th in g that w ou ld help me, but this i refused to have done. “ Then a friend advised me to try the Pinkhara medicine, w hich I did, and a fter using the first b ottle I began to improve. I took in a ll five bottles of L y d ia E. Finkham ’s Blood Purifier, four boxes o f L yd ia E. I ’inkham's Dry Form Compound, three boxes o f L iver P ills and used three packages o f Sana tive Wash, and 1 am as w e ll now as 1 ever was. 1 am more than thankful every day for my cure.” — M rs . F ran k C a BTEB, 3 M errill St.. Amesbury, Mass. Up on Fourth avenue there is a storekeeper who likes to be tight. Over his widnow is the sign : ‘ ‘ Bird Miss Evelyn Morse writes from 651 cages and aquariums. ” In the win dow another sign reads: “ Bird cages Adams street, Minneapolis, Minn., and aquaria.” The storekeeper as follow s: “ I suffered for nearly three years comes out sometimes, looks over the signs and chuckles as if having with catarrh of the stomach which no medicine seemed dodged a difficult problem. to relieve, until a friend advised me A Coincidence. to try Peruna. “ I suppose it is only a coincidence?” Although skepti said the young man who is anxious cal, I tried it,and to learn. found it helped ” VVhat is?” inquired the experi me within the enced friend. first week. I “ The fact that most sensational kept taking it for reformers have been men who were Kiss Evelyn Morse. three months,and so rich they didn’t need any more money, or so poor they had lost all am pleased to say that it cured me entirely, and I have had no sympt hope of getting any.” oms of its return. I am only too glad to recommend it .” — Evelyn Cozy Comers in the Home. Morse. Church— Have you a cozy corner in Address Dr. Hartman, President of your house? The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Gotham— Oh, yes; my wife has ar Ohio, for free advice. ranged two of them. “ You must enjoy them after a hard Hide-Bound. days work?” “ Enjoy nothing! The cat has one Ascuro— What are you so down on and my w ife ’s dog occupies the other. ” . the English for? Cassidy— W hy shouldn’t I? Look Fortified. at the stories they do be tellin ’ about Mrs. Hatterson— I ’m going to meet thim. Ascum— Yes, but they tell stories my husband at 1 o ’clock to select some decorations for the drawing about the Irish, too, which you say i are lies. room. Cassidy— Aye, but all the lies they Mrs. Clatterson— W hat do you j tell about the English are true. want him with you for? “ Well, in case they don’t turn out YO U K N O W W H A T YO U A IIE T A K IN G right I can say i t ’s his fau lt.” When vou take G rove’s Tasteless C hill Tonic, When Willie Got Home— “ Mrs. K n o x ,"s a id the hostess at dinner, "you r little boy doesn’t seem to have much appetite.” “ No, he doesn’t ; th at’8 a fact.” “ Don’t be bashful, W illie ,” urged the hostess. “ W on’ t you have some more of anything?” ‘ ‘ No, m a’am ,” W illie replied; “ I ~pald If thim to a tlm o - filled up on cookies before we come, not genuine. . fnhhant M o d lc ln o Q ° “ ’cause I heard ma tell pa that we wouldn’t get much here.” Business Repartee. t o o c o & e t a THAO« MAUN MOISTfRIO Farmers Fight Over Laborer. Kansas City papers contain an ac count of throe farmers being arrested there while fighting over the poses- sion of an idle man, whom each wanted for a farm hand. .Plaaeant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good, Never Hloken. Weaken, or Gripe. Ilk?. fjOc Writ« for free sample, aiid booklet on health. Address Sterling Rrati; Company, Chicago, Bontrool, Sow fork. SitSs How She Proves It. His ’’Call.’’ “ Maggie says she is a daughter of the revoluiton.” ‘ ‘ Can she prove it?” “ Sure. Her tether runs a merry- go-round.” Hooker Washington Bays that dur ing the early days of freedom almost every Negro who learned to read would receivo " a call to preach” within a few days after lie began read ing. He (ells of a colored man in Alabama who, one hot day in July, while he was at work in a cotton field, suddenly stopped and, looking toward the skies said : " O Lawd, de cotton am so grassy, de wtirk am so hard, and de sun am so hot, I believe this darkey am called to preach.” Prldt ol the Poor. Mrs. McChane (trium phantly)— 1 are takin' in wushin’ again, Mrs. MoFroudec (whose husband had lost a paying job.)— Sure, it’s only to amuse th ’ children. They wants tho windics covered with steam, *o they can make pictures on thim. see ye KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN Eczema Bets the skin on fire. Th e acid poisons in the blood are forced out through the pores o f the skin, causing intense redness, burning and itching. So terrible ia the Itching at times, esix-oially when the body is over heated, that the almost distracted sufferer feels that he could tear the skin to pieces, and that he must scratch or g o crazy. H e knows from experience that this only makes mattei s worse, hut, made des]>erate bv the terrible burning and itching, he is for the time being indifferent to after effects. There are several forms of Eczema, the moist, o r weeping kind, that comes in little pus tules which discharge a waterv, sticky fluid, which dries and peels off in bran-like ecalee. So profuse is the discharge at times that large scabs or crusts form, which are both painful and troublesome, and not easily removed. Red, disfiguring bumps and sores are symptoms o f Eczema. The drv form usually attacks the head, hands and fe e t; the skin, becoming hard and rough, often cracking open and bleeding, and attended with much itching Eczema dej<enda upon a poisoned con dition o f the blood, and local M r. L . V a r a n , E scondido, Ban D ie g o C ou n ty, •PI plications, while soothing C a l., w r i t » . : “ M y b od y b roka o u t w it h a raah d cooling, and may to tome • r e ru p tio n w h ic h in s p it* o f a ll «S o r t s t o eu rs extent relieve the inflamma c o n tin u ed to g e t w orse, T h « itc h in g , e s p e c ia lly tion and itching, cannot a t n ig h t, v u «Im p ly t e r r ib le ; i t w o u ld a lu o a t be considered cures, because d is a p p e a r a t tim e«, o n ly to r e tu r n w o n t th an o to t . I Bkd trie d m a n y h ig h ly recom m en d ed external remedies do not p re p a r a tio n s w ith o u t benefit, e n d h e a r in g o f B. reach constitutional or b lo o d B. , d eterm in e d to g iv e i t n a f a e i ir r t r ia l, a n d w a ee s diseases. Salves, ointments, seznreaa re e a lb ly d elig gh h ted ‘ w h en a fe w b o ttle s powders, lotions and soaps do cu red m a e n ilr e M ly W , , rea re m o v ■ in _ g e v ■ e r ■ y ■ b lem is h and more hurtq than g o o d , by p im p le fr o m m y body. X «h a ll n o t f a il to recom - smearing over and scaling up 1 B. B. B. w h e n ev er an o p p o rtu n ity occurs. the pores o f the akin, thus forcing the poison back into the blood. S. S. S. antidotes and neutralizes the scid poisons and drives out of the circulation all impurities and humors, and the pure, rich blood that is carried to the discaaed akin quickly allays the inflammation, opens the clogged t:p pores, and the sk in becomes soft, smooth and ready to per form its proper functions T o be rid o f Eczema you must first purify and build up the blood, and nothing so sutdy and effec tually does this as S. S. 8 , the only guaran- teed purely vegetal sble blood purifier. Send fog our book on blood and sk in diseases. and id write our bur pby- physicians for any information or advice you may desire. ad vice and book free. T ttß S W IF T SPECIFIC CO., A T L A N T A ÜA. A curious condition prevails on the Punish Island of St. Thomas, In the Caribbean Sen. for the purebuse of which the I ’ ulted States government has been negotiating recently. It was said that If Peunmrk was not to sell the Islands the Fnlted States would lu- slst that SI. Thomas lie fortified. In a way the beautiful little harbor o f Charlotte Amalie at St. Thomns Is fortified now. At least there is a fort there, and it Is garrisoned by Danish troops. It Is almost n landlocked har bor, and on the high headland at Its outrance there is a signal yard nud au observer, who Is constantly ou the alert to sight while they are still far nt sea the large number of ships of ull kluds and all countries which make the port n busy plaee. When the signal shows that a foreign man-of-war is making for the harbor, ns one often does, the port being free and an excellent coaling place, one of the soldiers of the garrison gets himself In readiness to fire the return salute to the visitor when she shall have fired the requisite number of guns In honor of the Danish ting, which may be seen rising to her peak ns she stemns up the harbor. This little exchange o f amenities may never 1 h > omitted, nud they say down nt St. Thomns that these snlutes cost the Danish government more for pow der snd the necessary garrison mainte nance than the total of the govern ment's receipts front the island. Ensilage Cutter. Best and only perfect blower cur ler on the market. Send for circular. Mitchell, Lewis <k Staver Co. Portland, Ore. Horrible Revenge. Mr. Brutle— I ’m going to bring Cadleigh home to dinner on Thurs day. Mrs. Brutle— Why, I thought you hated that fellow so. Besides, I ’ll have to cook the dinner on Thursday. Mr. Brutle— Yes, I know. S UMMER V . I . SMITH I CO., h f liii, I . T. I Syru p. T u t n 1 Ilm«. *l. I n Po id by rinigpiM*. C O N S U M P T IO N Buggies, Flows, Boilers and Engines, Windmills and Pumps and General Machinery. See us before buying. Brat possible to build. Best material. Best pro portion. Best finish. Lightest running, »even ly years’ experience. M I T C H E L L . 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For Catalogue her inform ation applv r or other to MISS ELEANOR tEBBETT8, Principal. Very a m alí asd es moa, t e fa lt e sus ragua, Just So. L ittle Elmer (who has an inquir ing m ind)— Fapa. what is firmness? Frof. Broadhcad.— The exercise of w ill power, my son. L ittle Elcrner— W ell, sir, what is obstinacy? Proff. Broadhead.— The exercise of won’t power, my son. P O R T L A N D , OREGON. S— Fee-Si mile Wrapper Below. lZ 'ïu 'a' [0/ Kialey Instituts, MoTï ,ve,.v P R I N C I P A L j P E IN S IO IN Sommer Resolutions F o u n d e d 1070 A H om o S chool fo r B o y e M ilita ry a n d M a n u a l Training Fall T e rm Opona Sagt. IO , 1901 Pirita fo r llluatratad O a ta logu o p .. Little Liver Pills. CLl S W -l K Ï M Portland. O regon . BICKFORD, Washington, D. C.. thev w ill re ceive quick replies. B. ôth N. H. Vols. Staff 20th BIC Corps. Prosecuting claims siuoe 1878. cel Genuine FOI HEADACHL FOI D IM INU I, ros BIUOUSIESS. FOI TOIPID LIVEI. FOI CONSTIPATION. 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A., Portland, Oregon. B a ile y G a tz e rt THE DALLES-PORTLAND ROUTE I f you desire to take a trip for pleas ure, for grandeur, for everything that eye or heart could wish, and that no other psrt of the world can furnish, go for a ride on the “ B ailey G atzert.” Make up a party of your congenial friends and together pass the most en f l T O Permanently Cnrml. No fltj or non______ joyable day of your lives. ■ ■ I ® after Hr« fat'« i « n f pr K1 a.'siir-at Norm V ery cordially yours, rtost. r>r Sen.) tor F it K K f i i OO tn.l u-trlo.nd treat- ... Da. R It Klava, lad..«31 ArchSt.. PhtUd.I.lit»Pa Simple When You Know. ” 1 was up in the m ill district today F rig h tfu lly noisy up th ere.” " T h a t ’s righ t. I ’ ve got a friend who lives up there. H e can ’ t hear him self talk in his house.” " M y ! B oiler shop next door?” " N o , H e ’s deaf and d u m b.” Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- In* Syrup the best remedy to use tor their children daring the teething period. A Matter of Poiky. *«v Portland........... R 0 A. M. 8:30 P. M. ‘ Drain................. .. S : 4ti P . M. 2:58 A. M 1J - ift A M. 12:35 P. M. A rrive Ashland.......... Leaving Fort'and at 7 o ’clock every morning (except M onday), reaching the “ Cascade Locks” at 12 o ’clock M ., stop ping at Hood R iver and W h ite Salmon and arriving at The Dalles at 3 P. M. Starting back at 4 P. M., arriving in Portland at 10 F. M. Meals the very U rge a per- beet that the market can afford and cure clirou* only 26c Fare to The D tiles one way, Druggists. ♦1.60, and round trip, $2.30. Landing and office, foot of Alder St. Both phones M ain 351. _______________ t m ubrat Train* leave Drain for Portland and way station* at 12:34 p. m. and 1:23 a. m. Tess— So he jilted her, eh? That p i » » . . ' must have made her feel cheap. Jess— Not so cheap as lie might wish. She computes the damage to Iter heart at $25,000. Too Much Criticism. Years. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Shasta Route. schedule: 10c. ¿>e, i*c. Over 3 0 ---- V IA ---- and the people of Oregon and W ashing ton to make the round trip by dayligh t T h e y N e v e r F a il. Bears the Signature of SO UTH AND EA ST I am sure Piso s Cure for Consumption saved my life three years a go .— M rs T iio s . on the Columbia River, through the K o b r in s . Maple street, Norwich N Y Crs ade Mountains, on the following Feb. 17, 1900. Almost never. Cases re Is cure so • euiag»-. that ihey re guaranteed to ie constrpation or money refunded. In 72 H O U R S P O R T L A N D T O C H IC A G O N o change of cars. Lost Opportunity. Re. 3 4-1 S 01 . H E N w r it in g m e n t io n t h is paper. In " I hear your husband is ill, Mrs. I Jones. ” “ Yes’um. ” "N o th in g serious or critical, I 1 hope?” “ Critical? I should say he were. He ain ’t satisfied with nothin” he ain’t . ” Iu the “ mount*In of the monks,' on the coast of Macedonia there are twenty monasteries. The place Is sa < red to the male sex and no woman is allow ’d to cross Its borders. 7.00a. m. gait Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth,Omaha, Kansas City, 8t. Louis,Chicago and East. 6t. Paul Pant Mail 6:00 p. m. via Spokane W e wish lo announce that the fine "A n d didn't you hear of it? ” in quired Mrs. Gabble. and newly equipped fast steamer, “ N ot one word. ” “ B rile v G atzert” has been placed on T\ by, I ve known it for a week, (he Portland-Dalles route as a strictly so I supposed every body had heard excursion boat and to enable tourists of it .” a c r a | » w r e ir Vegetable H s c re d to M onks. Is b e« tima to eure retarrti. Bronchiti* m d Conauraptlon. Our remedy Is icuaranteed, |1. r O. B ob ITS. ----- 8:10 a. m. Walla Walla I^ewis- At antic ton.Spokane,Min Ex press 9:00 p.m. neapolis, St. Paul, via Duluth. Milwau Huntington. kee, C b icago»k East Foot oi Morrison Street. Can give you the best bargains in A n O ld F r ie n d . I’ r o p e rty o f S o u th ern N egroes. 4:30p.m. Chicago Salt I-ake. Denver, Portland Ft. Worth,Omaha, Special Kansas City, St. 9:00 a. m. Louis.Chicago and via East. Huntington. J O H N P O O L E , Portland, Oregon, A clergyman, taking occasional duty for a friend in one of tho moorland churches of a remote part of England, was greatly scandalized on observing the idd verger, who hail beeu collecting the offertory, quietly abstract a half- crown liefore presenting the plate at tho altar rails. After service lie called the old man Into the vestry, and told him. with emotion, that his crime had been dis covered. The verger looked puzzled. Then a sudden light dawned on bin). "Why. sir, yon itoan’t mean that onld half-crown of ttilue! Why, Ol've ’led off' with he this last fifteen year!"— London Spare Moments. No less than HtVWO homes arc held free of debt by Southern negrw*. They have l>een estimated at an average value of $140,000.000. The holdings of personality by the race are probahly worth more than the realty. ARRIVI For San Francisco— Sail every 5 days. Mr. Manhattan— I hear you subur banites go to bed every night at 8. Isolate, (o f Lonelyville, indignant ly )— I t ’s no such thing. W hy, I have an alarm clock to wake me up in the morining and can’t wind its alarm up till the hour hand is past 9 o ’clock, so we have to sit up that late every night except Saturdays. T h e B est P r e s c r ip t io n fo r fflatarla Chills and Fever ia a bottle o f Grove’s Tasteless C hill Tonic. It Is sim ply Iron and quinine In a tasteless form. No Cure, N o Pay. Price 50c. \ j ; i TIME SCHEDULES Portland, Or. D in a r The biddy Things. FARM MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. Must Bear Signature of S u itin '* M u st B e F ir e d . « o union P acific L a n d in g s . Strange Lady—W h a t’s the price of the iron bedstead? Dealer— Twelve dollars, madam. Strange Lady— How much off if I pay cash? Dealer— Madam, if you don't pay cash the bedstead is not for sale. W x i x ii n o , K i n n x n A M a n v ia , Wnolesale Drug -lsts, Toledo O. U a ll’sCatarrh Cure la t ken n* rn ally.ac lug dlrec.ly on the blood and m ooua surfaces of the syst m. I’ rl o 76c per bo‘ lie. t j . d by all drug. Ists. Testltnonl Is tree. H all s Fam ily P n ' r th l«s L because the form ula Is plainly printed on every | bottle showing that it is sim oly Iron and Qui nine In a tasteless form . N o Cure, N e Ray. 50c. OREGON S hort L ine “ See here, C assid y,” said D eKan-| ter, “ I caught one o f your bartenders today p u ttin g water in the w h isk y.” “ W e ll, sor, ” Cassidy replied, " y e must understand th at we have to make some concessions to the tem per- i ance p e o p le '” | THE WHITE CO LUR IIHE BO Y E A R S ’ EXPERIENCE P a ten ts TRADE I f l t s s s D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . 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