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/ NOVEMBER AILMENTS P O R TO N E B Y A C C ID E N T. HOW T O TK A C H CH ILD R EN . A r e Some i e a s e a U e u W r i t e r on U d e e a lliie . hy RUBBER STAMPS 'S i.* H la T la lta to «h e K arl. There Is a well known English bishop who writes a ' ary bad band. This bad baud caused a sad error to happen •oiue years ago. A youug clergyman j had written to the bishop to Inquire about a vacant curacy, aud the reply a la v a o t lo o a W h ic h H a v e M a d * th e L a r s w t B t la r a a to lo vo a to ra . THEIR PREVENTION ÀND CURE A w riter in an American education I t pays to think— even about trifles. al Journals offers some Interesting November ia the month of falling suggestions fo r teaching children, say* Not loug ago a young man who waa température«. Over all the temper*to the Dundee Advertiser. It la useless, visiting In a strange city bad that ex- Informed him regions the hot weather has passed and be suggests, to Instruct children by us perlence known to so many when rid- ™ at tbe Jroui‘* tbe was small and the work the first rigors of winter have appearetf. ing technical terms or even terms that Ing ou street cars. H e wanted to get off at a certain street, the name o f But there was one mitigating As the great bulk of civilised nations is would be descriptive to a grown-up. Tbe 1,lcumbeut’ amon* located in the temperate sones, the Th e point is Illustrated by an Ingenious which he knew, but the locality o f t ™ * ? * * ? Ignorance. T b e car * * other dutle*- " ° uld *»•“ the * “ rl effect of changing parallel. Instead o f telling a child to which he waa In Ignorance. •very mornlug and attend two hours seasons is a ques “ sit up straight” It would be better to waa crowded. H e bad told tbe conduc there. Th e curate would nave rejected tor tbe name o f the street, but, as Is tion of the high- tell him to “ sit up tall.” In the same the post but for tbe dally visit to the e s t importance. way If a child shouts too loudly In sing not uuusually the case, tbe conductor earl. That attracted him. There would, When the weath- ing. be should l e told to “ listen“ after fo rg o t no doubt, he told himself, be many | “ Your street’s two blocks back.” aald TJegïnîTtocnangetroin warm to cold, fashionable dinners to which be would taking “ a loug smell.” and i f lie real the conductor auavely when the young when cool nights succeed hot nights, naturally be Invited. He would make ises what Is meant and does I t this man asked him If be had arrived y e t when clear, cold days follow hot, sultry many friends among the rich and w ill set the.muscles o f the waist and More or less angrily, the youth aald t days, the human body must adjust powerful. These friends w ould be able check the flow o f breath, w hile the | “ It ’s a wonder somebody wouldn’t itself to this changed condition or per to help him In bis career. Th e earl, child w ill be unoonaclous to Its ac think o f something that would tell a ish. perhaps, had daughters. One o f them tion.” * . The perspiration incident to warm passenger when be got to bis s tre e t” “ Such suggestion aa the follow ing do | “ W ell, why don’t you Invent some •— who knows?— stranger things had weather has been checked. This de happened. And so tbe curate accepted tains within the system poisonous ma fa r more good than scientific terms In thing?" asked tbe conductor. tbe difficult and poorly paid curacy to procuring the right tone-production terials which have heretofore found es | Tbe young msn got to thinking and discover on bis first visit to tbe town from the child. Do not sing In a cape through the perspiration. to working. T b e other day he refuaed that be bad misread tbe bishop's letter Moot of the poisonous materials re grow ling tone. Do not sing in a scold 1200,000 fo r a street car device that and that his dally two hours’ visit was tained in the system by the checked ing tone.” “ A fish born tone sounds oould be utilised to show tbe names o f M to the M r , but t0 tbe Jall. perspiration find their way out of the terribly descriptive, but we Imagine Its the streets automatically. H e tblnka It body, if at all, through the kidneys. vividness would be lost on an English Is worth more. Th e man or woman C R cerfw lly A d m i t t e d . This throws upon the kidneys extra child. Sing with a pleasant face. Sing who conceives an Idea that Is patent- Miss Gabbell— I ’m stronger than you labor. They become charged and over w ith a smile. Sing like the sweetest sble almost invariably has visions o f j ■ « . an yw ay. I can step up to s horlwn- loaded with the poisonous excretory bird you ever beard. Sing a kindly jj-tal bar and chin it sixteen time*. Immense wealth, but bow the dream li ' Miss Chill icon— I have no doubt of i t materials. This has a tendency to in tone. Sing a sweet, loving tone. Make realized may be found by consulting I believe you could step up to that or flame the kidneys, producing functional your lips sing to yon. Whisper alopd. diseases of the kidneys and sometimes aa though yon wanted some friend In tbe patent office authorities, the men anything else and chin it all day long. who handle thousands o f these "ch il Bright’s disease. the furthest com er o f the room to dren o f tbe brain” that never bring to Peruna acts upon the skin by stimu hear you.” It Is to be hoped that lating the emunctory glands and ducts, after all this there would be no dan their Inventors even the amount o f thus preventing the detention of pois ger o f the children learning to sing In money necessary fo r getting them pat ented. But, on the other hand, there Commonly cause pimples, bolls, hives, eczema onous materials which should pass out. a maudlin tone. 4 are a great many patents that have or salt rheum, or some other form of erup Peruna invigorates the kidneys and en Mothers will flad Mis. Wlafflow** Boothia, made their originators Immensely tion; but sometimes they exist In the system. courages them to fulfill their function the hast remady to uaa for th*lr chUdrea Indicated by feelings of weakness, languor, In spite of the chills and dicsourage- Syrup wealthy, and famous aa w elL - - during the teething period. ments of cold weather._______________ One would naturally suppose that tbe loss of appetite, or general debility, withont causing any breaking out. A L * a f - L t ( ( « d Dear. greatest returns would be from the Peruna i a a Hood’s Sarsaparilla expels them, renovates, Is a Worte. A huge, finely mounted antlered bead large affairs, such as the electric rail combinat io n of strengthens and tones the whole system. R em * bung Just above tbe sideboard In the well tried harm road, the telephone and the telegraph, This is the testimony of thousands annually. e d y for dining-room. This trophy o f some but such ia not the case, tor tbe small less remedies that Accept no substitute, but Insist on having huntsman's skill was fastened so firm household Inventiohs, mechanical toys have stood t h e f __________ test of time. M snyof these remedies ly to tbe w all that tbe glistening neck and pussies have given quicker returns H o o d ’ s S a r s a p a r i l l a have been used by doctors and by the seemed to be coming right out through and greater profits fo r tbe money ex In nsnal liquid form or in chocolated tablets people in Europe and America for a the plaster. Robert, who was seeing pended than any o f the large affairs. known as S s r s a t a b s . 100 doses H. hundred years. this decoration for the first time, eyed Th e man who Invented /'Pigs In Clov Peruna has been used by Dr. Hart it with lively curiosity and very evident er” happened to strike the public fan- A L e f t y D e a th . man in his private practice for many uneasiness. I t looked almost too llfo- , and millions o f people all over tbe Amina is a volcano In Japan. A years with notable results. Its efficacy like for com fort .. rountry were chasing the little marbles young man o f that country grew de has been proven by decades of use by Finally ths boy. asking to be excused, thousands of people and has been sub slipped from bis chair, tiptoed Into tbe Into tbe middle pen. Th at roan made spondent tbe other day and threw him stantiated over and over by many thous next room, and then, flushing with em millions on hla simple puzzle because self Into the crater, leaving thla letter: “ Suffering a feeling o f despair Impels he launched It at the right time. ands of homes. barrassment, returned to bis place at J. W. M cGill In 1867 Invented the me to throw m yself Into tbe crater tbe table. Ths mors children a woman baa, tbs little metal paper fastener, without o f vehement Asama. thus winning a “ W bat’a tbe trouble. Robert?" asked fewer fads she is llk tlj to cultivât«.— which no office la now considered com splendid death and ascending tbe his host. Philadelphia Record. plete. and though but a trifle It made mountain’s smoke to a lofty Ilfs above “ 1 wanted to see,” explained candid the sky.” ____________________ “ T H E M A R R Y IN G S Q U IR E .” R o b ert sheepishly, “ If that animal’s wealth fo r Its Inventor. Such a little thing aa the rubber tip on a pencil legs were really as long as that, or If A W e ll K n o w n R em ed y. Justice G e o .'E . Law , o f Brasil, Ind., be w ere standing on something In an brought $200,000 to Its Inventor, H y One o f the oldest safest and most favor- man L. Llpman, and that small piece Has M arried 1,400 Couples. other room.” abl known remedies in the world todav is o f metal which you w ear on the heel Rrandreth’s Pills—a blood purifier and lax Justice Geo. E . Lew, of Brasil, Ind., o f yonr shoe to protect it bad made op ative. Being purely vegetable they can be has lairly earned the title, “ Toe Mar- j Marcary to 1887 o ver $1,000.000 fo r lta projector. used by old or young with p rfect - afety and while other remedies require increased rying Squire,” by whieb be is known ■ as m ereary will sorely destroy the sense at A man named Canfield first hit upon doses and finally cease acting altogether, far and wide, hav- ■mall sad oom pleisl y derange ths w hole sys with B andreth’s Pills the same do-e al tem * t r a en te rin g I t through the mnoons ing already married surfaces. Such articlesar.on ld never be used the notion o f making arm pit shields ways has the same effect, no matter how some 1,400 couples. exi-epton prescriptions from reputable phy seamless w ith a sheet o f cloth covered lo g they are taken. On-i or two pills sicians, as ih s d a m a g i they «rill do is ten (old Ten years ago he to to e good you ean possluiy da rive from them. , w ith rubber, and it brought him an In taken each night for a while is the best thing kn->wn for anv one-troubled with was Deputy County H a ll’s Catarrh Curs, manufactured by K J. come o f many thousands a year. Th e constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia or any t hsnsy A t o., Toledo. O.. contains non,ercury, man who Invented the metal fastenings Treasurer. 41'A t that and Is taken Internally, actin g directly upon trouble arising from an impure state < f the time,” eaid Justice the blood aud muoous surfaces ot the system. fo r buttons must have been a bachelor, blood. In buying H all's Catarrh Cur* be sure you get Brandret i ’ s Pills have been in use for Law , 4,1 wee so flar the genuine I l l s taken Internally, and made fo r It did aw ay w ith sewing, bat It over a century and are sold in every drug ing from an annoy In Toledo, Ohio, by T. J. Chaney A Co. Testi made him a millionaire. and medicine store, pis n or sugar-coated. monials free. T b e barbed w ire fence, about which ing kidney trouble. • ■■ ........ Bold by Druggists, pries 7Se. par bottle. L o ffln U la ffr e a r e . H a ll's F a m ily Fills era ths bast. many have said unkind things aa they M y book ached, my Mrs. A.*s little son suddenly asked, rest was broken at night, and the pas disentangled themselves, waa worth S inister. In a rather startled vo ice: “ Mamma, sages of the kidney secretions were too o ver $1,000,000 In royalties to the o rig “ Mr. Jesklll.” mid the man with the frequent and contained sediment. Three heavy gold watch chain, “ this ia my inator. A countryman, whose lees from la there bay rum In this bottle?” “ Mercy, no dear. Th at’s mucilage.” boxes of Doan4« Kidney Pills cured me friend. Col. Bunker. He ia Senator Lota- eggs being broken on their w ay to mar “ O h !” said the boy. Then a fter a in 1897, and for the pest nine years I mun’s right hand man.” ket was a serious thing, evolved the have been free from kidney complaint “ Delighted to meet you. Col. Bunker,” Idea o f packing them In seperate com minute o f alienee, “ perhaps that’s the and backache.4' mid the other. “ By the way— er— Sena partments, and thla sim ple device la reason I can’t get my hat off.” — P itts Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. tor Lotamun happens to be left handed, now used altogether, and that country burg Press. yon know.” — Chicago Tribane. Foster- Milbnrn Co., Buffalo, N .Y . man la not obliged to toll fo r his daily To Break In New Shoes. C IT O "<-• V 'tao’ P o o re sna aU K m ™ ,* Dtweaaa bread. Weak Lungs i l I u permanently cored by Dr. K II ds ’ s Ureal K errs Restorer. Bead fbr F R E K SS trial b otti, and treatise. Dr R fU K IIn ., Ld SSI A rch St.. PhUa.. Pa. A V e r y L s s k y T h in g . “ Th ere does seem to be 'something In tbe belief about the luck attached to my le ft hind foot,” remarked the rab- blL Poultry, era», veal, dreaaed pork, etc. “ Tee?” asked the robin. tabllshed Fine location ; large ‘ d 7 7 year*. year trade; competent salesman; prompt re “ Tea. A t any rate, I ’m eure I f I turn!. Ship, or write. Reference: Scandi navian Am erican Bank. hadn't had mine with me thla morning I wouldn’t have got away from that FUSIISM, ILTCf A CO., ClBBlllIll ten ta ti STATILI. WASH. dog.” — Philadelphia Prmo. ili prie* Hat arac oa application. Control and Uro- pira work solicitai. K . furane i Carbonaio Nar bona! SHIP US YOUR FRUIT, VEGETABLES RHEUMATISM C A N N O T B E R U B B E D A W A Y I t is perfectly natural to rob the spot that hurts, and when the muscles, nerves, joints and bones are throbbing and twitching« with the pains of Rheumatism the sufferer fs apt to turn to the liniment bottle, or some other external application, in an effort to get relief from the disease, by producing ?ouater-irritation on the flesh. Such treatment w ill quiet the pain terapo- rarily, but can have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it docs not reach the blood, where the canse is located. Rheumatism is more th.m skin deep— it is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be reached by constitutional treatment— I T C A N N O T BE RUBBED A W A Y . Rheumatism is due to an excess o f uric acid in the blood, brought about by the accumulation in the system o f refuse matter which the natural avenues o f boflily waste, the Bowels and Kidneys, have failed to carry off. This refuse matter, com ing in contact with the different acids o f the body, forms uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all parts o f the body, and Rheumatism geta possession o f the system. The aches and pains are onlv symptoms, and though they m ay be scattered or relieved for a time by surface treatment, they w ill reappear at the first exposure to cold or dampness, or after an attack o f indigestion or other irregularity. Rheuma tism can never be permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated with irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease w ill shift from muscle to muscle or join t to ioint, settling on the nerves, causing inflammation and swelling and such terrible pains that the nervous system is often shattered, the health undermined, and perhaps the patient becomes deformed and crippled for life. S. S. S. thoronphly cleanses the blood and renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids and expelling all foreign matter from the system. It warms and Invigorate* the blood so that Instead of a weak, aour stream, constantly deposit in g acrid and corrosive matter in the mus cles, nerves, joints and bones, the body is fed and nourished by rich, health-sustaining blood which completely and permanently cures Rheumatism. S. 8. 8. is composed o f both purifying and tonic properties— just what is needed in every case of Rheu- ingredient, is matism, It contain* no potash, alkali * * « • < ■ or u t other mineral U H U C IM lU ^ IC U IC U l, but UUk IS made entirely o f purity ing, , healing extracts and juices o f roots, herbs and bark*. I f you are suffering from R barks. Rheumatism do not waste valuable time trying to rub d blood disease sway, but begin the use ot 8. 8 . 8. and write ns about your case and our physicians w ill giv e you any information or advice desired free o f charge and w ill send our special treatise on Rheumatism. I& S .& ^ PURELY VEGETABLE OQ— ATtAMTAg Criminals have played an Important part In some o f the w orld’s greatest Inventions, and some have made small fortunes out o f their discoveries. Charles Filer, who devised tbe new lockstitch sewing machine, waa serving hla fourth term fo r burglary when his Idea was perfected. When be waa re leased hla idea was backed by some capitalists and be waa given a salary of $ a year to superintend tbe construction o f the machines. In addi tion to a royalty. A t the same time be sold hla English rights fo r $00,000 cash in d $25,000 worth o f stock o f tbe En glish company.— Chicago In ter Ocean. 0,000 L o st K in a o f n n A n c ie n t L in e . Th e Sultan o f Brunei Is 83 years o f age— at least so he told me. And while he stoops as he walks, he makes the appearance rather o f a temporary In valid than o f an old man. H e seemed pleased when I told him that he might pass fo r 60; and Indeed be might, for hla face Is singularly free from w rin kles. Hla expression o f benevolence suggests ths late Leo X I I I . — his smile Is engaging, albeit tinged with sad ness. Ills bouse was ruling when the R o man em pire had hardly ceased to crum ble. Hla ancestors gave tbe law to a vast eastern empire when Europe was but a patchwork o f barbarous chiefs, and when, a fter centuries, Spanish and Portuguese found their way to the Spice Islands thfey laid propitiating gifts at the feet o f tbe Borneo Sultan — aa vassals, humbly begging the right to live within his dominions. Brunei la still the metropolis o f na tive Borneo— Indeed, the name Borneo la but a corruption o f Brunei— yet few maps show tbe existence o f this empire. '— H arper’s Magazine. A C a s d ld E a lla s a le . “ W hat, do you think o f that bank robbery o f a hundred thousand dol lars?” “ W ell,” answered Mr. Dustin Sax, "when I consider tbe magnitude o f most operations nowadays. It looks to me like petit larceny.” — Washington Star. From reading the “ Household Hints” w e learn that a real chef makes a dis tinction between a “ fo w l” and a "chicken.” W hat la It? DENTAL CO. We remove your bad teeth and broken oC old roots absolutely without pal a. f » atlas aad Estimates Fraa. Work the Best. ] the Lowest, holiti gold Crown.(4; Bridge work, gt.ao per to oth , Gold and Enamel Filling, f t and up; Best Rubber Pistes, fh par set; set, $A. Painless Extraction, 50e. Third aad Couch Streets. Port ia ad, • I had aa awfsl eoagfc for over a year, sad nothin, sosmod to do a . aay good. 1 triad ysr's Cherry Pectoral and wo* to o * ««re d . recommend It to oil my friend, whenever f they hoc* s oosgh.” — Mias M. M ar mas, Wsshlagtoa, D.C. A vers /% W h y be content with 4 per cent for jo u r money when yon ran keep it ander your own control and have it earn ef 8 AKSAP AXILLA. FILL*. Avor4* Pilla keep the b o w e ls re g u la r. All v e g e ta b le a n d gonfi? laxative. 20% W IS E PER YEAR D E N M A IN 202 9 FAILING BLOC 3 ’-" W ASH Principal guaianteed by Bank Certificate of ih poeit. Yoo ae- lect the Bank. Fullest investiga tion invited. Write today ler particulars. PORTLAND ORE REE r ei LOT AT OCEANSIDE F ss Pacific Coast Securities Company North Beaeh) and Beanttfal Oak Book 'sas to every purchaser of the Special Edi tion of the “ Library af the World’ s Best Literature,” W volumes, silk bound, 12.10 per volu m e: B on delivery of set and B per m onth; case and books delivered free. Particulars by writing A 0 . MILLAR * CO.. Columbia B it e - Portland. Ore. DR. a 6 EE WO PRINTING PLATES Woidirfil H obs Treatieit 4 M t . REfi'E’ Tt!Vi ioni H 'C K tí E N V This w o-d erlM Chi ce-e Doctor la callad gr< at in cans, be corra raerle Without epeia- tton ths- a i. g von op to di-. H e coree wl h tb .so wonderful Chi li rae bei b -, ro<. s, buds, barks and vege ahle- . hut sre e.itlrqjjy un i ó wn io c i-tV a l S - . - I - ________________ eure In ibis u n s ry through tbe us* oi -bom bs’-m im remedies. This tam o , doctnr k bows I be ar imi o over*S0differ>-nl remedies. wh.en lie uro, succ n.iu iy in différé t d e em av. H * guuran e e e lo c ire ca a rib , submit. lane, threat rh- umatism. nerv- us eus. strmsch, liver, kld- reys, etc.; ha» burnir* a o f testimoni ala. Charges mo 1-rate. Call and nee him. P a;lesto oa or tbe c i;y w rit- for blanks and circulara, beud stamp. C O N S U L T A T IO N I K k K Address £ f\ A ! C MY DEAR FRIEND i i r Consider the postage stamp; Its usefulne •lids In its ability to stick to one thing tl it gets there, w rite for particular* 528 Lumber Exchange, Portland, Oregon ftET OUT OP THE RUT V J I am designer o f book, magaxlne and The C. Gee We Chinese Medicine Ca. 162H First St., S. C. Car. catalogue covers, business cards, letter heads, b ill heads ana advertising cuts; can make the print of yonr store look entirely dif ferent by removing poles, etc., from print. M ention paper CHARLES SCHRAM 24511 Msrris sa A PORTLAND. OREGON Banking by M ail W A N T E D In this locality (or elsewhere) a hustler to sell our trees, etc. (Experience not necessary lor ■urcesa.) Address OREGON NURSERY COMPANY * W E PAY Salem, Oregod. "When you bqjr W ET W EATH ER C L O T H IN O you w an t I c o m p le te p ro te c tio n ivnd lo n g s e r v ic e . These and many other good point are combined In Always shake In Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures hot, sweating, aching, swollen feet, cures oorns, ingrow ing nails and bunions. At all druggists and shoe stores, 2fie. Don't accept snv substitute. Sample mailed FREX. Add rest Allen a Olmsted. 1 « Roy, N. Y. t o w e r F IS H :« BRAND O ILE D C L O T H IN G You cant afford to Dqy any other /. / s c u lp to r s ' P o tb o ile r s . u vest« co sossow u s * They were walking past a beautiful TOW** CANADIAN CO UT». plak-and-wbit« bouse In New York whose door cap waa most exquisitely carved. T h e sculptor pointed to I t ’’My work,” be said. "T h a t’s the pot- bolltng I do w hile T work on my mas terpiece. I t la nothing unusual with Portland Trade Directory sculptors to do such work. T w o o f tbe Nature and Addresses ia Portland ef R finest pieces that were Bold the f emetto* Busi as ss firms. Metropolitan Museum last winter were A M 8 K P A H A T O H H — W » gnarantas lb * V . X done by a man whose regular business t m Hs c paral or to bs Ih r bsoL W r its lor Its * cata u*. Is to make door caps. Basst wood Co- r i f i l i and Oak. CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING to 4 % On raving* deposits o l • dollar or more, compounded tw ice every vear. I t is just ns enar to open a Savings Account w ith us by Mail as if you lived n ext door. Kead for our free book let, “ Bank ng by M iil.44 and learn lull paiticvdare. A ddi O regon Trust & Portland, Oregon S ix th and W a s h in g to n Sts. W. L. DOUGLAS *3.50 B E &*3.00 Shoes S T IN T H I W O R L D W.LDoagta$4 6UI Edge Ite, cinipi tu equalled a I any pr c*. CASTOR IA T* Shoe Oratori : W. t. Douglas’ Job bing I lotus Is lb « mora com plet« In this conni ry ______ & t* i jv r Calmtoff T h e K in d Y o u H a v e A lw a y s B o u g h t has b o rn e ¿ h e sign a tu r e o f Chits. H . F Ie t c lie r y a n d has b e e n m a d e u n d e r his p ers o n a l su p ervision f o r o v e r 3 0 y e a r * . A llo w n o o n e t o d e c e iv e you in th is. C o u n te rfe it«, Im ita tio n * an d ** J u * t* a s -g o o d 44 a r e b u t E x p e rim e n t*, an d e n d a n g e r th e h e a lth o f C h ild ren —E x p e rie n c e a g a in s t E x p e rim e n t. What is CASTORIA C a storiA i* a h arm less su b stitu te f o r C a stor OH, P a r e g o ric , lim p s a n d S o o th in g Syrups. I t is P lea sa n t. I t con tain s n e ith e r O p iu m , M o r p h in e n o r o th e r N a r c o tic substance. It s a g e Is its gu a ra n te e . I t d estro ys W o rm s an d allays F everish n ess. I t cu res D ia rrh o e a a n d W in d 'C o lic . I t re lie v e s T e e th in g T ro u b le s , cu res C o n stip a tio n an d F la tu le n cy . I t assim ila tes th e F o o d , re g u la te s th e S tom ach an d B o w e ls , g iv in g h e a lth y an d n a tu ra l sleep . T h e C h ild re n ’ s P a n a c e a —T h e M o th e r** F rie n d . The Kind You Have Always Bought B e a rs th e S ign atu re o f * r f # Use For Over 3 0 tH O K S F b P . EVERYBODY A T A L L PRICES. s fc E : fe s s s ffa S MJ—r a 'b Ob ltd raw's *hoso. Sa.SM to il.OO. T r y W . L D ouglas W n m r a 'i, Mlsosra a a d C h ild ren 's s h o r » ; f o r otylr, St a a d w e a r thr*J r x r o l o th e r waakoa. If I could take you into oiy large factories at Brockton, M ass..and sh o w you how carefully W . L . Douglas shoes are made, you would then understand w h y they hold their shape, fK better, w ear longer, and are of greater vsluu than any other make. W herever y ea Hr*, jam earn aMsh W . L , Douglas shoes. HI« nmma aad ffrtos la «tam es* aa the bottom, which protect* yam i »« !■ * « klyh pries* aad tstortor shoos. T « * * a a * - * « '< • fa fa . Ask yoar dealer h r W . L h o a g la * raW S aad laotot upon hav In . them. Fast Color la a ta ii ossa; t*re mill at* mm ar brass». W rite lor g tet reted Catato« m* P a * Sty to*. W . L. DOUGLAS, D*pL IJ . Bracktaa. M a * * Years. F. N. U TM« «te n u « iOteteflt, vr m u r iu t e m ir , new vom «in. I T l / B l l t w r it t e n ta ad . a r t ! I TV asaatln a t hi s p a p a r. Y 9 fjo PLATES REQ[ For over sixty years doctors have endorsed A y e r’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con- sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctor* ap prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. 7 M O W A HD R. B U R T O N — Am agar a r i Ch «mint. ■ < Iraadvill«, Colorado. Kpwlmen prieras: Gold, BUver, 1/ ad. I l ; Hold, HIlrar.Tär: <>old. toc; Bl no or Camper,»!. Cyaold* trata. M alli THE IXW XN-HODSOM C O , Portland, Oregon B ronch itis Blood Humors o W e do not lake order* and psddlaour Robber Bismps, Keels, Etc. W e manufacture our o w n goods. Our equipment u the newest end best money can buy. W rite today lor oar "Rubber htsiup Catalogue.” A 1