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Eczema
S c ie n c e
V e n fio n
How it reddens the skin, Itches, oozes,
dries end scales'
Some people.ckll it tetter, milk crust or
■•it rheum.
The suffering from it is sometimes in­
tense; local applications are resorted to—
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
Three electrical furnace» of 500 horse
It proceeds from humors inherited or ac­
quired and persists until these have been power each have been erected at Ca-
removed.
monJca, In the north of Italy, where
the manufacture of pig Iron hy the
positively removes them, has radically Stassano patent will be engaged in.
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
The Chinese court may appoint six
is without an equal for all cutaneous
foreigners, expert specialists, as au­
e r u p t i o n s . _________________
B o o d s P ills ars the best cathartic, r r Ice a cent! thorities ou international
law and
finance, and on military, naval, parlia­
mentary, domestic and governmental
Like Them All.
affairs.
“ This year w ill be the greatest in
South Australia possesses one of
onr history.”
those rarely occurring sink-holes, the
“ IIow do you know?”
“ Well, why shouldn't it be? Every bottom of which lies below the level
other year has been.” — Indianapolis of the sea. An expedition, led by Pro­
fessor J. VV. Gregory, has started out
News.
to Investigate this Australian depres­
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth- sion, which Is known as the Lake Kyre
p,
.n tlie best remedy to use tor their Husin. One object of the explorera is
children during the teething period.
to obtain light on the unexplained na­
tive traditions concerning giant ani­
mals said formerly to have inhabited
Fearful Thought.
A shadow crossed the young man’ s | the basin.
far
“ Can it bo that we will make a ' Not long ago the perfectly preserved
in, site in marrying?" lie queried, body of a man was discovered in a
sealed-up cave in the French Pyrenees,
anxiously.
“ '
yen frighten m e!” ecxlaimed , where stone was being quarried. Be­
then , id.
“ Lot’s have another wed-I side him were foiue implements of
din-; r< licarsol right away.” — l ’hiladel- , stone and a drinking cup made of bark.
phiu KccorU.
There were also the remains of a fire,
and some lames of animals, which fell
C I T C ’ ®i' .1 < ntlr Our n Wo fife er nervousness Into dust soon utter being exposed to
I I BO
t i l l e r t ir et U v ' « i t e o f l»r K i m * ’, , »¡ r e a l N e r v e
iteat - r »«mi for K K ItK ff'J.OO trial boltluand tr ia ­ the air. The body was wrapped in what
ls«. i u.A. ll.Ki.i *>.. i>U M il At '.:.St.a Philadelphia, P *
is probably the skin of a cave hear. The
uiau must have been large and utliletic.
Explained-
The Cunaid Company has ordered
" I t seems to me,” said the young
housewife, “ there’s entirely too much two new ships Intended to excel uuy
hitherto planned in their ocean going
water in the milk you serve.”
“ I t won’ t occur again, ma’am,” said speed. Twenty five knots, or 28.8 miles,
the foxy milkman.
“ You see, the per hour will he the contract speed, to
farmers’ man has been giving the cows develop which engines of 47,000 horse
too much salt and it made ’em very power will he required. The turbine
thirsty. The farmer’ s got a new man principle may he employed insteud of
engines of the usual form, and this Is
now.” — Baltimore News.
expected to ufford a very desirable ab­
sence o f the vibration which Is so dis­
S h ak e In to T e a r Shoe«*
Alton's Foot-Ease, u powder. It cures painful,swol­ agreeable to many passengers in the
len, smarting, nervous feet, and Instantly take«
the sting out uf corns and bunions. A t all Drug­ sw ift ships hitherto built.
gists, 25 cents. Accept No Hulxultute. Trial Pack­
Several methods of applying electrici­
age Free. Address, Allen H. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
ty to hasten the growth and develop­
Steam Laundry in Siberia.
ment o f vegetation have been tested iu
An American
company recently Germany. One plan Is simply to elec­
shipped a complete steam laundry out­ trify the air about the growing plants
fit to Vladivostock, Siberia. It is the hy passing h current through a system
first of its kind in tiiat part of the of barbed wires from the points of
world, and wilt be capable of handling which the electricity is discharged. An
4,000 pieces of linen a day, with its other way Is to submit the seeds to an
washers, its centrifugal wringers and electric current before they are planted
or sowed. Both of these methods are
its large mangel.
said to have given favorable results,
Why suffer yourself, or let others suf­ but the best plan yet tried Is that of
fer pain w hen relief may lie had at once passing a feeble current of electricity
by using Hamlin’s Wizard Oil.
through the soil. A market gardener
near Paterson, N. J.. is said to have
Ntw Remedy.
trebled tlie productiveness of ills beds
German physicians are applying a
of carrots, beets and other vegetables
new remedy— lecithine— to the cure of
by sending through them a current de­
diseases which require treatment of the
rived from the power cable of n trolley
nerves and nutrition. Lecithine and
line.
its compounds are said to have a tend­
A Hungarian chemist has discovered
ency to increase weight and growth.
that some of the salt lakes In Transyl­
The grocer who wants to sell you a vania present the peculiarity of a layer
Baking Powder of a certain brand be­ of warm or even hot, salt water, be­
cause it is cheap, generally lias very tween two bodies of colder water. Thus
little to say of its quality.
Poor, In the Medoc Lake tile surface temper­
cheap, alum Baking Powders are worse ature lu summer Is about 70 degrees,
than none at all—are positively injuri­ but at a depth of a little more than four
ous to health. By a chemical analysis, feet the temperature becomes 132 de­
Monopole Baking Powder tests higher grees. but declines again to 00 degrees
in quality and purity than any other at the bottom, .The surface water is
sold in thin country. Try it and if you fresh, but the warm water beneath is
don’t think ho your grocer will refund intensely saline, and the explanation of
your money. If your grocer doesn’t the difference of temperature Is that,
handle Monopole groceries, send his since the specific beat of salt water is
name to Wadliams <& Kerr Bros., Port­ less than that of fresh water, the salt
land.
water Is more easily heated hy the sun,
and having risen to a higher tempera­
Eaiy Problem in High School.
ture than that of the overlying fresh
To see objects at a distance of 100 water, retains its heat because the
miles the observer must bo standing at fresh water prevents Its escape by
a height of 0,607 feet above the level radiation. It is suggested that some
of the sea. The rule is that the dis­ use might be found for these natural
tance in miles at which an obhject on reservoirs, or accumulators, of solar
the earth’s surface may he seen is equal heat.
to the square root of one ami a half
DAMAGES WERE RECOVERED.
times the height of the observer in feet
above the sea level, allowance being K tu p lo y nit-nt Itiir e n n l i a s to M a k e G o o d
made for the effect of atmospheric re­
L o s s liy T h e f t o f D o m e s tic ,
fraction.
One morning a few weeks ago a
dentist with a large and lucrative prac-
A Sly Dog.
;lee In Paris, awoke to make the very
Mrs. Woodbv (mournfully)— Ah, yes, disagreeable discovery that a ntald
the tire was most disastrous. All our whom he and Ills wife had engaged
family heirlooms were utterly destroyed some days before had tinted, carrying
— an irreparable loss, in fact.
away with her all the money and Jew­
Mr-. IVpnory— The ideal And didn’t elry on which she could lay her hands,
you have ' em immri*, at all?— Phila­ together with gold which he used for
delphia Pr ss.
professional purposes, and last, not
least, a goodly collection of sets of
No Mor>A In Blryclei.
' dsc teeth belonging to or destined
Of
( bicycle factories in Ger­ ''or dlffe.vnt pntleii s. One of these,
many only six paid dividends last year. indeed. Is said to have been the prop­
Fifteen urge fa> ‘ ories are on the point erly of a former minister of world­
wide reputation, while It Is even assert­
of going I ut of business.
ed with bated breath that a certain
tooth, which had also been annexed by
the girl, who Is evidently no respecter
of persons, had garnished the mouth
of a (loliceinan who Is In such all ex­
alted position that lie acknowledges no
aupertor.
Be that as It may. the robbery was
CaUtTh has become such a common
disease that a person entirely free from extremely annoying, siuce, besides the
this disgusting complaint is srldum met loss of the valuables, the worthy deut-
with. It it customary to speak of Catarrh 1st was placed on the horus of a di­
as nothing more serious than a bad cold,
a simple inflammation of the nose ana lemma with regard to some o f his
throat. It is, in fact, a complicated and most eminent patrons. The maid had
very dangerous disease ; if not at first, it been secured hy lilm and Ills wife at
very toon becomes so.
a registry oftlee, by which she had
The blocd is quickly contaminated bv lieen warmly recommended as a young
the foul secretions, and the poison through woman o f the utmost honesty, who
the general circulation is carried to all had recently come up from the coun­
parts of the system.
Salves, washes and sprays are itnsati» try. aud was therefore without s "'le
factory and disappointing, because they do So her employers Imagined that they
not reach the seat of the trouble. S ». S. had lighted upon a veritable treasure,
does It cleanses the blood of the poison and great was their disappointment
and eliminates from the system ail catar­ and Indignation when they realized
rhal secretions, and thus cure* thoroughly the extent of the dlaster which had lie
and permanently the worst cases
fallen them.
Mr T . A Williams. a leading drv goods mer­
Their wrath Increased when the den­
chant o f ftpartaabuig S. C . write» T Tor yes««
tist betook himself to tile prefecture
I Mad a «erere case of
nasal Catarrh, with all
of police to report the theft and to
the diMgrveable affect«
stimulate the energy of the authorities.
which belong to that
disease, s a d w h ic h
He was shown the photograph o f lhe
make life painful and
unendurable. I u sed
girl. who had been "wanted" for some
medicine« yrearnbed be
time, and with good reason, for. as
esleto a« and
■ f Vhveictom
loading
Buffette«] ny i t m 'e r i
one official put It, "yours Is the eighth
o f friends, but without
place which she has cleaned out In
setting sa y ©etter. I
(ban twgaa to taka % B
Ibis way. and we have been looking
fi
It had tha 4 net red
for her for months."
effort, a n d cured mo
gftar taking eighteen
I
"But.” objected the dentist, "at the
bottles la my «pinion A S S it the anly wed I
etna now In use that wilt effect a permanent cun registry office, where I pickl'd her up.
• f C a ta rrh
I was told that she had just arrived
0 ^ 0 ^ 0 ^
the only purely veg- from the country with the best of
etaV.e blood purifier characters.”
known, and the great-
"W ell, that Is a good Joke." replied
«11 blood medl- the functionary. "Why. we hud sent a
cine* and tonics.
I f you have Catarrh don’t wait until it photograph to that very house with a
becomes deep-tested and chronic, but be­ uote to the effect that we were In
gin at once the use of S S. S., aad send search o f her, ns she had committed
They packed the
for our book on Blood and Shin Diseases seven robberies
%nd write our physicians about your cm * young woman off to you instead o f to
v t m » w ifi a m in e co„ atiahta , aa ."
H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla
CATARRH
us, although we, too. aad a place fo r
her which, when she Is caught, she
will keep for some time.”
Ou the strength of this disclosure the
dentist took legal action against this j
particular servants’ registry office,
claiming damages to the amount o f j
1400. The case has come before the |
civil court o f the Seine, with the re­
sult that f200 has been aeconled to
the plaintiff, the Judgment setting
forth that as these offices enjoy a
regular monopoly It Is their bounden
duty to be careful aud oot to welcome
all the adventurers who may apply to
them. Meanwhile, says the London
Telegraph’s I’ aria letter, the thief has
successfully defied all the exertions I
which have been made to find her.
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Of the United States Treas­
ury Recommends
Pe-ru-na.
—
Dundonald ss an Inventor.
The Earl of Dundonald, who is com- j
ing to Canada in command of the Do- j
minion troops, won distinction as a
soldier in South Africa and has given
his country some valuable military in­
ventions, notably the Dundonald gun
carriage. He married Miss Winnifred j
Hesketh, a Welsh heiress who owns
Gwyrch castle, a beautiful place near
Abergele.
WIVES AND BEATINGS.
W o m e n D is c u s s th e A m o u n t o f A b u s e
T h e i r S e x S h o u ld K n d n r e .
"H ow much heating should a wife
hear before she made up her mind to
leave her husband?" was one of the
main subjects discussed to-day ut the
women’s conference of the In Ii;s-
Nauie Society iu All Souls’ Church, at
Madison avenue and 00th street. In
tlie opinion of Mrs. Louise Seymour
Houghtou, editor of a religious news­
paper, the wife should submit rather
than leave her hushaud to he at the
mercy of had influences.
Mrs. llougton said that, although
there were times iu the present state
of society when u divorce seemed neces­
sary, a higher and more ideal state
would make such a thing impossible.
She called attention to the stormy do­
mestic life of the prophet lloseu, in
order to show to what extent one part­
ner should bear with the iudiscretions
and the sins of the other.
The sentiments produced a sensation,
and there was a murmur of dissent.
One of those present asked if the
woman Injured by an intoxicated hus­
band should remain with him. Mrs.
Houghtou said that she had known
many noble wives and mothers whose
husbands hud beaten them every Satur­
day night. The speuker Baid that It
would he better for the family if the
Injured wife had the grace anil the
strength of mind, and, above all, the
love for her husband, to hold to her
family relations.
Mrs. Elizabeth B . Uranuls suggested
that such treatment of a wife on the
part of a husband was degrading to the
marriage relation. Mrs. Houghtou an­
swered that one soul could not degrade
another without that soul’s consent.
She said that site hud known lit the
lower walks of life of husbands who
had beaten aud Ill-treated their wive«,
and that, after all, they had come
around all right; whereas, If tlie wives
had left their lords and masters, the
men might have gone Irretrievably to
tlie bad.
"W hat 1 wish to ask," said Mrs. Ar
tliur Smith, “ Is, how long should a wife
submit to beating before she leaves her
huslin lid?"
"Mrs. Houghton, if I understand her
correctly,” replied Mrs. Granule, "said
there was no limit. Now, there was
John Wesley, whose w ife dragged him
around the house by the hair of his
head. It seems to ine that it would have
beou more dignified had lie resented It."
—New York Correspondence Baltimore
Sun.
Fatal Mistake.
A new member of Congress was very
anxious to get upon the good side of Su
perintendent Smith uf the botanic gar
dens, so that some flowers and potted
plants might be sent io his home. As
every one knows, Smith is a fine old
Scotchman, who worships the memory
of "Bobble” Burns, and lias probably
the finest and most complete collection
of editions of Burns’ works in the
world.
When, therefore, the n p \l member
went to Smith be resolved to say some
thing which would please the lover of
Burns. When he entered Smith's li
brary he looked wilh interest upon the
books.
“ 1 always did love Jimmie Burns’
poems," remarked the new member. "1
never saw such a fine collection of his
works. 1 think Jimmie Burns was
of tlie greatest men who ever lived.”
At this point Mr. Smith could contain
himself no further. " ’Jimmie’ Burns.'
lie exclaimed, angrily. “ Tommy W sh
ington! Sammy Bonaparte! Get out!"
And then tlie new member realized
that he had made a mistake.—Washing
ton Post.
Newest la Dog Colters.
Dog collars are made of all sorts of
semi-precious stories in effective de-
aligns.
One fashionable style is of
many rows of coral beads .with a large
clasp of brilliants. A fantastic collar is i
of imitation pearls,with a large vampire
like backle in front, the wings being
of odd blue enamel and the eyes of
blazing red stones.
Gray Hair
“ I have used Ayer’ s Hair Vigor
for over thirty years. It hss kept
my scalp free from dandruff and
has prevented my hair from turn­
ing gray.” — Mrs. F. A. Soule,
Billings, Mont.
-
There is this peculiar
thing about Ayer’s H air
V igor— it is a hair food,
not a dye. Your hair does
not suddenly turn black,
look dead and lif e le s s .
B ut gradually the old color
comes back,— all the rich,
dark color it used to have.
The hair stops falling, too.
A Modest Request
An omnivorous reader down in Ken­
tucky wrote to Senator Deboe for a copy
SI.M a Sonic. All tniftlMi.
of every document issued since the
government was established.
I f your druggist cannot supply you,
“ I am sorry,” answered Deboe, “ but
semi u* on « dollar and we w ill express
you a bottle. Be sure and give the name
Dr. Llewellyn Jordan.
all the freight cars hereabouts are
o f your nearest express office. Address,
Dr. Llewellyn Jordan, medical ex­ busy."— Washington Post.
J. C. A YER CO., Lowell, Mass.
aminer for the lT. S. treasury depart­
Not to Be Drowned.
ment, graduate of Columbia college,
and who served three years at West
Gyer— Queer thing about the Niagara
How It Was Done.
Point, has the following to say ol Pe- Falls, isn’ t it?
“
I
’
ll
match
you.” said the sporty
Myer— What’s there queer about it?
runa:
Gyer — There isn't enough water girl, “ to tell whether I ’ ll accept you or
“ Allow me to express my gratitude
to you for the benefit derived from goes over it to drown the noise.— Chi­ not.”
“ A la s," replied the foxy suitor,
your wonderful remedy. One short cago News.
“ you are more than a match for m e."
month has brought forth a vast change
and I now consider m yself a well man
Thus, by his compliment, he won
A Wandering River.
after months of suffering.
Fellow
her.— Chicago Tost.
During
the
last
century
the
Chinese
sufferers, Peruna will cure you.”
Yellow river changed its course 22
Might Have Been Worse.
Peruna immediately invigorates the
nerve centers which give vitality to the times. Its present month is 600 miles
Casey to Cassidy, who has just lost
mucous membranes. Then catarrh dis­ away from its mouth of 1800.
bis arm in an accident)— Oh, my! Oh,
appears. Then catarrh is permanently
my! but O i’ rn sorry fur ye, man.
In
Memory
of
D
r.
Johnson.
cured.
Cassidy— Tut, tut!
Shure, Oi’ m in
Dr. Johnson’ s long association with luck. That was the arm Oi was vac­
A free book written by Dr. Hartman
on the subject of catarrh in Its differ­ the Strand, London, is to he commem­ cinated on, an’ :twas jist beginnin' to
ent phases and stages, will be sent orated by placing a beautiful stained hurt me.” — Philadelphia Press.
free to any address by The Peruna glass window in St. Clement Dane’ s
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
He Was Next to the Game.
chapel.
Catarrh is a systematic disease cura­
“ Put not your trust in riches.” said
THE TW IN E S ITU A TIO N .
ble only by a systematic treatment. A
the clerical looking man in the rusty
remedy that cures catarrh must aim
coat.
directly at the depressed nerve centers. Market Has Been Advancing and Prices Are
“ I don’t,” replied the humorous-
This is what Peruna does.
Firm
looking individual, “ I put my riches
If you do not derive prompt and sat-
Some idea of the magnitude of the in trusts.” — Exchange.
isfaetory results from the use of Peruna
sales of twine may be gained from the
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
Table Talk.
fact that during the first nine months
full statement of your case and he will
Mrs. Kidder— So this is, really, arti­
of the current fiscal year, the value of
be pleased to give you bis valuable ad­
fiber imports into the United States ficial honey. Where does it come from?
vice gratis.
is
was nearly |23,000,000.00.
j Mr. Kidder— I understand it
Address Dr. Hartman, president of
Every man in the Northwest who gathered from artificial flowers by arti­
the Harmtan Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
has to do with the harvesting of crops ficial bees.
Mis. Kidder— Tlie idea! — Philadel­
is interested in this matter.
Many
have pursued the old time policy of phia Press.
Sht'll Sing Hertafter.
“ waiting” for a break in the prices be­
Oasis Chat Up-to-Date.
A charming young lady, who glories fore they buy their twine, but, for
in the possession of a wealth ol bright many reasons, this year prospects are
“ In these sandy wastes,” observed
auburn-colored hair, is the teachef of that prices will remain practically un­ the traveler, “ tlie camel is indeed in­
a Sunday school class. On a recent changed, and certainly not lowered, valuable.”
Sabbath the rector made the announce­ ns as the fiber for this harvest’ s twine
“ Oh, yes,” replied the Arab, non­
ment of a hymn to lie sung, and, rising, has been already purchased. Pome of chalantly. “ i have heard it referred
waved his hands, and the organ pealed the largest houses have sold all the to as tlie automobile of the desert.” —
forth.
twine they will be able to produce for Golden Penny.
“ Now,” said he, “ ready— sing.”
the coming harvest, and are therefore
Safe Ice.
A small and precocious youth in the out of the market. In a few instances
Scared Amateur — Is the ice safe,
young woman’s class said:
it is known in the trade that travel­
“ Whydon’ t you sing, AlissFrisbee?” ing salesmen ami manufacturers have my dear child?
Dear Child— Oh, yes, de ice is safe
“ Me? Ob, I never sing,” replied cut wholesale prices in order to induce
the teacher, smiling her prettiest.
dealers to enlarge their orders for im­ all right, but I don’ t know wedder
"B u t,” exclaimed Ihe boy, “ the plements, etc. But this has not been so you’ll be or not.— New York Journal.
minister says you must.
Didn’ t he largely done as in former years, and
Accounted For.
just sa_v, ‘ Now, Reddy, sing?’ ”
probably will not affect general prices
“
I
don’
t
talk
very well, but I think
Smelling salts and numerous other at all. Prices have rarely been so firm
restoratives had to be used to bring the a» at present; that is to say, there has of lots of bright things sometimes.”
“ That shows you have a good mem­
teacher out of her faint.
seldom been so little shading of the ory anyhow.” — Indianapolis News.
established prices. In past seasons at
Compensation.
this period, manufactureresand jobbers
Highblower— My first daughter mar­ complained frequently of cutting by
Portland, Oregon. Founded 187d.
ried a poet, my second an artist, and competitors. Just now no complaints
of this kind are heard.
niv third a railroad magnate.
To sum up the situation thete is not
Home School for Boys.
Dimpleton— And which couple is the
in the fiber prices any warrant for re­
most fortunate?
Military and Manual Training.
“ Oh, the first two of them. They ducing the quotations on twine, and it
probably
is
the
best
advice
that
can
be
Write
for Illustrated Catalogue.
are supported by the husband of the
given to dealers generally to suggest
third.” — Life.
ARTHUR C. N E W ILL, Principal
that they do not hesitate in buying all
the twine they need at the present
S u m m e r Resolutions
Surprise.
market price.
We note that the sales of Standard
“ Were you surprised when I pro­
Twine are not nearly so heavy this year
posed?” he asked.
Sure relief from liquor, opium and tobacco
“ W ell,” she replied, thoughtfully, as they formerly were. This is only a
habits. Send for particulars to
“ I was not so surprised that you pro­ repetition of all past experien e, that
W illia m s
posed as I was that you did not propose when an an article is gotten up to de­
O re g o n
on some previous occasions."— Chicago ceive or in imitation of a better one, it
N. P . N . D.
N o. « 3 —1909«
is only a question of time when it is
Post.
H E N w r it in g to ad v e r tí s e r « p le a s e
found out and is forced down to its in­
m e n t io n t h is p a p e r.
trinsic value.
The Freedom Seemed Queer.
B ISH O P S C O T T ACADEM Y
\k
thke Keeley
Cure
Keeley Institute
O regon
S hort L in e
«na unio n P a c if ic
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Oregon City, Day-
ton, di Way Laud­
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Lv. Riparia
Snike River.
Lv. Lewiaton
4:0ft a. m.
7:0U a. m.
Da ly except Ripsria to Lewiston Daily except
Monday.
Monday.
A. L. CRAIG,
6eneral 1’assenger Agent, Portland, Or.
V. A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent.
Third and Washington Streets.
SO U TH AND E A ST
-V IA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shasta Route.
Trains leave Drain for Portland and way
stations at 12:34 p. m. and 1:23 a. m.
Leave Portland ................... 8:.10 A. M. 8 :3 0 P.
• Drain ...................... ..... R:4*i P, M.
2:53 1 A
Arrive Ashland .............
12:65 A. M. 12:35 P.
*• Sacr« men t o ........... ft: 10 P. M.
ft :uo A.
8 :4 5 A.
•• San Francisco. ... 7:45 P. M.
7 :0 0 A.
Arrive Ogden ................... ... 4 : ftft A. M.
•* D e n v e r ............... ... o :3 0 A M.
9 :1 5 P.
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Kansas C ity ........... 7 :2 5 A. M.
7 :25 A.
'• Chicago ................ .... 7:42 A. M.
8:30 P
8 :05 A.
A rrive Los A ngeies ..... .... 2:00 P. M.
El Paso .................. . .. 6 :00 1*. M .
6 . IMI P.
*' Fort W orth ........ .... 6 :30 A. M.
6:30 A.
•• Citv oi Mexico. ..11:30 A. M. 1 1 :30 A
7 :00 A.
•* Houston........... .. . 7:00 A M.
6 :3 0 P.
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New Orleans.... .... 6:30 P. M.
W ashington..... .... 6 :42 A, M.
6 :4 2 A.
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New Y ork........ ...12:10 P. M. 12:10 P.
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Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains.
Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso,
and Tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New
Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Francisco with the several
steamship lines for Honolulu, .Japan, China,
Philippines, Central and South America.
&ee agent at Drain station or audresa
w
"O f course you were given the free­
dom of the city?”
“ Yes,” ansttered tho distinguished
visitor, “ but I had to keep so close to
a regular schedule, under the strict sur­
veillance of so many committees, that
it was hard to realize how free I was.”
— Washintgon Star.
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N E W P A T E N T FO L D IN G B ERRY BOX.
No Staples.
No Tacks. Opens like a paper box, ready for use.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
SAMPLE BOX FR E E .
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low and bolster w hile he is sleeping is
slow ly but surely committing suicide,
says u French physician Ihe only nat
urul position for a man while sleeping
is ihe horizontal uue. and the first thing
to do In order to accustom one's self to
It Is to remove the holster. Within a
few months one will he able lo sleep
much more calmly than ever before, |
and. moreover, the general health will
he much Improved. This statement is
not made lightly, hut is the result of
long eilierlence. The next step Is to re
move the pillow, for not until then will
the circulation of the blood he as free
as It should be. The pillow and liolster i
keep the head and neck at an abnormal :
angle, aud consequently the sleeper's
entire body remains daring the night
In an uncomfortable position, ami one
which Impedes the free course of the
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A Tru st T h ere, Tu n
"But," we say to the Intrepid polar
explorer, "do you not fear that yeti will
become depressed for lack o f home ties
and home customs while In the frozen
north?"
"Oh, l don't know." ho carelessly re
sponds "W hy. It Is very homelike ltp
there. Fresh meat Is quoted at 95 a
pound." Baltimore American.
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AM g eta ble Preparationfor As
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When you abuse any one. and you-
listener says nothing when you get
through, how flat you feel.
I f you work for a woman, you have !
to earn every cent coming to you.
$1,50 p e r Year
jOU&SM s BUGGIES.
better satisfaction than anything on
tni* market at anything like the price, b*-
catno they are mu«le o f good material, to
stand ** Oregon foods" — Iron corners on
bodies, brar*s on »baits, heavy second-
growth wheels, screwed rtm*. I f you want
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the Toters may refuse to honor a
requisition.” Atlanta Constitution.
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