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• «MMbk; ■H O B S H IB IV O H A Q B A T E 8 . A lw a y s at It . Mrg. P ea s»— My husband and I never M on ey M ode fro n t L o w ly dispute k e f o r« the children. W e always M « k O een p n tlon . send them out when a quarrel seems Chicagoans o f middle age easily re Imminent. member the tim e when the bootblack Mlae Sharp— Aw, I ’ve often wondered with bla box wax conspicuous on near why they’re so much la the street! ly every city streek Th e course o f in dustry has changed all that. Th e h e C bsese. ragged urchin is gone, w ith the old- He gave an Interview Was twisted ia 1 time newsboy, the horse car, and other clous; institutions o f that day. 'C h ica g o has When he refused ot talk* It merely led its shoes polls!ted inure than ever, hut T o statements that his silence seemed the work Is done in the “ aboe-shlnlng suspicious. ‘ parlor.” . . . — Washington Star. Th ere are captains o f Industry in the shoe-sbiniug business, as apparent S p le n d i d . H a lf a century ago the crossing of ths ly In every other business There are Atlantic was an ordeal to appall the stout at least three, and they are Joseph est. To-day babies in arms and invalida Pacell and Augelo Geocarls o f Chica need not fear It. There ia a good deal in go and P. Bmyreis o f Grand Rapids, fashion, and if it Is the fashion to hurry Mich. T h eir rise autl that o f the ’•shoe- it is also the fashion to burry aplendid- shining parlor” ia described by A rth u r i !y.— Observer. Sears Henning in the American Busi ness Man fo r September. W ith Pacell B ro k e. and Geocaris w e are most, concerned. Mr*. A.— When my husband starts Pacell, an Italian from near Brin Mrs. E. M. Tim ey, story writer, on his vacation be alw ays tells me be disi, arrived In Chicago twenty-eight 325 E. N oevs St., Sen Antonio, Tex., . Is coming back shortly. years hgo and began selling papers and writes: ; M r s Z.— And does be come back blacking boots at 4 dams and 'B u t e “ During 1001 I suffered from ■ shortly? streets. H e saw the possibilities o f nasal catarrh, which vArlous otbei Mrs. A.— No, be generally cornea boot blacking among a well-to-do peo remedies failed to relieve. sh ort ple, careless o f its small change, and “ Six bottles o f Peruna, w hich I opened the first “ parlor” at the board took, en tirely cuied me, the catarrh A T e r r ib le T k o a fk t . Dr. F. Gerald BU ttner, o f Buffalo, N. Y , says: "Y o u r Castoria Is good o f trade. H e began w ith two chairs disappearing and never returning. “ I want to be loved fo r myself,” fo r children and I frequently prescribe it, alw ays obtaining tbe desired I and kept adding chairs until he had “ I therefoie cheerfully recommend claimed the romantic heiress. results.” Parana (o e ll s im ila ily a fflicted ." i— fifteen. Soon he opened a second place “ My dear lady,” rejoined Baron Dr. Gustavo A . Elsengroeber, o f S t Paul, Minn., says: T have used I | cash apprehensively, “ ia there any p o e-, hi the alley that used to open o ff Mon your Castoria repeatedly in m y practice w ith good results, and can recom Mrs. Ellen Nagle, 414 4th stteet, slblllty o f this being a case o f mistaken 1 roe street opposite the lu ter Ocean. mend It as an excellent, m ild and harmless remedy fo r children." Green Bay, W is ., w rites: H e still has tw o establishments, one identity?” — Washington Star. 441 have often heard Peiuna praised Dr. E. J. Dennis, o f S t Louis, M a , says: " I have used and prescribed o f which Is the largest In the city. and it is more w idely known here than you r Castoria In m y sanitarium and outside practice fo r a number o f years T u la tlT * . H is income Is said to be 915,000 a year, any other medicine, but I nevei knew and find It to be an excellent rem edy fo r children.” Nan— Jack seems to be considerably and he is reported to he worth $100,- A V efr table Preparation for A * devoted to me, don’t yon think? Dr. 8. A Buchanan, o f Philadelphia, Pa., says: “ I have used poor Cae- 000. stmilating die Food and Recula until a few weeks ago when I caught a Kan— Yes; be seems to be considering torla In the case o f m y own baby and find It pleasant to take, and have Pacell’a success almost immediately ting (he Stomachs and B o n u s of bad cold which settled all over me. whether to be devoted to you or not. obtained excellent results from Its use.” revolutionized the "shoe-shining” busi 4‘ The doctor wauled to prescribe, but ness, and tbe passing o f tbe Itinerant Dr. J. E. Simpson, o f Chicago, 111., says: *1 have used your Castoria In T h e N a t u r a l R e s u lt . I told him I waa going to try Parana cases o f colic in children and have found I t the best medicine o f Its kind “ I saw Blinks this morning and be bootblack began. Im itators establish and sent for a bottle and tried it. ed “ a rlo r»“ by tbe score. B at prices on the m a rk et" <4I felt much better the n ext morn* looks ai| gone to pieces." fLCheerftd- Promotes _ were kept up. Ten cents arms the in e Ju»d w ithin five d a y I h a d n ft t a - "W h a t’e the matter wMfc him?” Br.-R. H. Esklldaon, o f Omaha, N e b , says: “ I find you r Castoria to be a ness and Resi.Con tains neither “ H e’a broke.” — Baltim ore American. fo r ■(■ ordinary “ shine,” and a special trace o f any lameness or any cough. standard fa m ily remedy. It ia the beet th in g fo r infanta and children I Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. polish cost 15 cents, down to seven “ I consider it the finest cough remedy.'* have ever known and I recommend I t 4* N o t N a b c o t ic . years ago. Per una Tablets:— Home people pre* About It. Dr. L. R. Robinson, o f Kansas City, M o , gays: “ Your Castoria certainly fer to take tablets, rather than to take Athens, Greece, is possibly the dusti “ Pop, what Is an Immunity bath?” has m e r it Is not its age, its continued use by mothers through all t hese medicine in a fluid form . Such people “ A plunge, my aon, to tell on tbe est city in tbe world, and It Is aaid to years, and the many attempts to Im itate i t sufficient recommendation? can obtain Perana tablets, which repre other fellow fir s t” — Baltimore Am eri have more bootblacks fo r Its size than W h at can a physician add? Leave it to tbe mothers." sent the solid medicinal ingredients of can. any other. Geocaris was born in a Dr. E dw in F . Pardee, o f N ew Y o rk City, says: “ For several years I have Pern ns. / village about 200 miles from Athens, recommended your Castoria and shall alw ays continue to do so, as it has H u w O b j e c t l e a tu T h a t . and began life as a bootblack at the Invariably produoed beneficial results.” . , “ Go and take your bath, dear,” aaid capital. Th e price o f a “ shine” in Tnpelo, a Southern wood; is now being Dr. N. B. Sixer, o f Brooklyn, N. Y , says: " I object to w hat are called Athens is oue-tbird o f a cent— a fa ct extensively utilized in the place of pine Ma mother, “ like a little man.” “ That’s tbe way I want to d o!” howl- patent medicines, w here maker alone knows what ingredients are pat In. and cypres*. It has been heretofore re that is o f considerable importance to them, bat I know the form ula at your Castoria and advise its use.” garded as of little value, but under the id Johtffiy. “ Little men never take t Chicago. A perfect Remedy fo r Constipa presaure of increasing demand it ia found •lath ’ceptin’ they feel like i t !” tion. Sour Stotnach.Diarrhoea, Geocaris arrived in Chicago fourteen available for a great many purposes, but Worms .Convulsions .Feverish* years ago and began blacking boots at where it comes In contact with the ground ness and L o s s O F S l U P . Halsted and Madison streets. W ithin U Is short-lived < a year he had opened a “ parlor” in an alley. T b e next year be opened tw o Contagion a Question o f Pre vention. more. In two years more be was Kinks, drain«, rating and cook h g ut-n- It weakens the delicate lung tissues, ails, aick room linen and clothing fre deranges the digestive organs, and known as the “ Boas o f the W est Side Bootblacks.” H is price was alw ays 5 quently carry the dreaded diseaae germ breaks down the general hexhh. nnnodeed by the hotiaehold. It often causes headache and dizzi cents— a sum which looked large to Tin rough and hygienic cleansing ia the ness, impairs the taste, smell and him as com p.trci with om.-third o f :i best safe uard againat infection, and such hearing, and affects the voice. cen t Therefore, fo r years the price e safeguard la found in the universal house- Being a constitutional disease it re o f a shine was 10 cents down town and quires a constitutional remedy. huld necessity Borax. 5 cents on tbe W est 8ide. This simple preventive carries in itself, In 1807 Geocaris Invaded tbe down dlslnft» ting qualities which enter the fabric town district by oiieuing tw o 5-ceut or act upon the urtlcle.to be eleansod in a Radically and permanently cures. hygienic mann r, eliminating every un In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablet* “ parlors"— one at 75 Van Buren street and the other at Monroe and Clark Ia ....tMa wholesome proper! y . rendering it contagion known aa S a r s a ta b a . 100 doaea ML B u lk . Wu N re M ittr to r Haate. iroof, while at the -aroe time Borax is of streets. H e secured so much trade Misa Rinkle*— Everything costa so Mrs, liokey (looking at postmark)— Convalescent— Doctor, do yon me tselfaa harmless as salt. that be had to open other places. My hosband mailed this two day. ago. much nowadays! I suppose 1*11 have to tell me that's my sppendix? T h e F a r e o f H im . Unlike moat disinfectants who depend Burgeon— Yes, sir. upon their strength o f odor or harniful-lo- “ It won’t be good for you if you cut Gradually be forced his competitors to and it ha. a special delivery stamp on it. live plainer; Mis* Sharptung— Why, dear, you Convalescent— Great Scott! It tne-syrteiii qualities to arrest or prevent my face,” remarked tbe man with tbe come to 5 cents. Pacell held out fo r How does it happen that it wasn't deliv contiigi. n, Borax is Nature's remedy, lieing sample rase, as he took hia aeat in tbe 1 couldn't be any plainer, and live. ered yesterday? more like a comic supplement 1 three years and then came down. easy to obtain and eaay to applv, a a mple Messenger— We have'to he mighty keer- barber’s chair. Meanwhile Geocaris was becoming a solution in hot water being alKthe appli ful with them special delivery letters, “ Why, what will you do?" asked the “ shoe-shining” cation necessary and requiting no pre-crip- m agnet H e opened ma’am. They’re gener'ly important, and barber. - tion, it can be obtained >rom any grocer or large establishments in Milwaukee, De it won’t do to hurry ’em. druggist in convenient, economic 1 house "Nothing,” rejoined the other; “ but hold po< k gea. troit, St. Louis, Omaha, and Kansas you’ ll have to get a new razor.” J e a lo u s o f ( h e A u a rels. In n dilion to its disenfectin* qualities C ity. Ten years a ft?r lie landed nt Borax is especially a household necessity, “ She is half frantic since her as it can be used f.trsoftcning water, cleani r "TO St. v e s t D o r a SBC all Nervous Diareras the Polk street depot w ith 3 cents lu hand died.” ■ f l u permanently cured by Dr. K lim 's (treat his pocket he waa ibe proprietor c f ng and whitening clothe , clearing the X « m Restorer. Kent tbr K R K K |1 trial botti« and “ Y e «: she Is sure he went to h«nven Skin, whitening hands, m akes an excellent lrealise. Dr. U. I L K ID e. UL. M l Arch 8L. Fhlla..Fa. tweuty-flve parlors and the employer ot dano ruff n mover and can b" used on tbe and she has Just rend that the m ajority 2TC men and boys. His net ittcomo finest laces or most delicate fabrics witi»out o f angels are women.” — Houston, T e x , 1'p to Date. Injuiy, while as an adjunct to the Imth it was said to be $25,000. “ W eil, well,” remarked old Mr. Pas- T ost removes all odor o f perspiration and leaves Now lie Is a rich man with m an y the skin soft and velvety. tnngou, “ the young women o f to-day tushies< Interests. Yon may ace him N o t E n tir e ly . are not what they were In my time.” d rive up to his offle>;s la Chicago's The great flouring mill had stopped. K r l| h lfs l h u m p lr . "N o ?” replied Miss Huskle. hatiroe building at H a lt e d street and "W hat's the matter?” inquired tbe re “ What a curious old crank Rqulre NEURALGIA. STITCHES. LAMENESS. CRAMP “ No, Indeed. Why, all you young Bine Ia'and avenue in an nutuiuoblle porter, finding the proprietor alone in the Blood is ! lie has named hia youngest TWINGES, TWITCHES FROM WET OR DAMP women nowadays are muscular ath any afternoon. There he dictates let establishment. son Good Food. Think of it— Good Food ALL BRUISES, SPRAINS, A WRENCH OR TWIST "Strike.” lete«.” Blood." ters fo r an hour or so and then drives THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY THEY CAN’T RESIST “ Are you absolutely idle?” "Th at's so. In the proud lexicon o f “ Yea; he says he wants the boy to be aw ay again. H e has t steamship "N o — not absolutely!" answered the an object lesson showing the trn ascend feminine youth there Is no such word agency, and bandies Insurance, real es miller, griudiug hia teeth.— Chicago Trib ent beauties of English orthography. ts ‘frail.4" — I ’hiladt ipbla Press, tate and brokerage. He Is probably une. worth $150,000, and retains dnly tbe general supervision o f his various in terests. P ric e 2 6 c and 6 O c Tbe “ shoe-shining’’ business o f s big city Is quite an affair. In Chicago there are more than sixty “ parlors” within the loop, and outside o f it more Catarrh ta hot m erely an inflam m ation o f the tissues o f the head and than 400, to say nothing o f the busi throat, as the sym ptom s c f rin gin g’ noises in the ears, mucous dropping back ness o f the barber shops. I t Is esti and a luacioua dessert— Preferred Stock Peaches, i s in to the throat, continual haw k in g and spitting, etc., would seem to indi mated that Chicagoans spend from the Highlands of California. These more / bNNSl* mountain peaches are universally conceded lo cate ; it is a blood disease in which the entire circulation nnd the greater than than $300,000 a year in having be the finest peaches in the world. part o f the system are involved. Catarrh is due to th e presence o f aa excess their slioee “ shined.” O f this $100,000 o f urfc acid in the blood. T h e L iver, K id n eys and Itowcl3 frequently be Preferred Stock Canned Goods represents the profits o f the business, com e torpid and dull in their^ action and Instead o f carryin g o ff the refuse I m M I W m th* Brat are t n v a which Includes many sides lines, such Clean - Light nnd waste o f the body, leave it to sour and form uric acid in the system. In order to secure extra superior aualitv and Durable ax the sale o f insoles, laces and foot T h is is taken up b y the blood and through Its circulation distributed to all flavor for Preferred Stock Yellow Dessert Peaches parts o f the system. These im purities in the' blood irritate and inflame powder, and the cleaning o f hats they are selected, wises ust ripe, luicy and spicy, ^Slii^Tvs. - — Guaranteed plucked in the morning, then nsnd-peeled and 'y w ' j c T j Waterproof th e different membranes and tissues o f the body, and the contracting “ w hile you w a it ” Geocaris had never been at school an canned right in this mountainous, peach-growing country, o f a cold w ill start the secretions and other disgusting and disagreeable •5 ® Everywhere sym ptom s o f Catarrh. A s th e blood goes to all part3 c f the body the ca hoar in his life until he became a pu Purity and quality guarantetJ— P rtftrrtJ Sto<k— at your G n c rr'j pil In a Chicago night school. But he tarrhal poison affects a ll parts o f the system. Th e head has a tigh t, full AIAXH A LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers. PORTLAND, OKBGOV. D. 8. A. feelin g, nose continually stopped up, pains above the eyes, slig h t fever organized his business, systematised cornea and goes, the stomach iff upset and the entire system disordered and i t Introduced many small economies, and other real _. . . . ._______ . ______ affected b y this disease. I t is a waste of and expanded It In a w ay that would estate securi- y « * r * f o?ut *noh mon eou ui h£tw tim e to try to cure Catarrh w ith sprays, do credit to the most modern o f our been worse. I t r l ^ ev eirjh in T washes, inhalations, eta. Cuch treatment native born captains o f industry. ties purchased. LOANS )A N S made. auCit*<L iThsn^sgaa^L i ° s . , »md does not reach the blood, nnd can, therefore, Athens has taught the world many H. E. NOBLE could see n U tt is Improvement do nothing m ore than tem porarily relieve things. T o these must be added the ta^ringltaa'hortwbifewascuredb the discom fort o f the trouble. T o cure science o f “ shining” shoes.— Chicago Commsrcial Block PORTLAND. OREGON This was six reeve ago, and I am Catarrh permanently the blood must be Inter Ocean. A Ta le n te d W rite r What is Castoria. Praises P*ASTORIA is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrupe. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narootio snbstanoe,. Its*age is ita guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colio. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates thè Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive yon in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations andu Justus-good ” are hut Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Influita and Children—Experience against Experiments Peruna as a Catarrh Remedy L e tte rs fro m P ro m in e n t P h ysicia n s addressed to Chas. H. Fletchers back GENUINE Catarrh CASTORIA Bean the Signature of ALWAYS Invites C o n s u m p t io n Hood’s Sarsaparilla J " O U C H , OH MY B A C K ” CATARRH Ms'S INSURE YOUR HEALTH m COMFORT A N D S Y S T E M D IS O R D E R E D ) on stormy days by wearing a ST JACOBS OIL One piece is a portion .SLICKER M ortgages Mtat, 3 a tarrfc^s a b! AST diM M ^^and •iteri ?he b?7odtkan0a. a . ^ obodr thinks m ban I do. thorou gh ly purified and the system cleansed o f aU poisons, and at the W ic tim e strengthened and bu ilt up. N oth in g equals hi9 purpose. pt I t attacks the S. S. 8 . fo r this epee»,I disease a t its head, , goes down to the very bottom o f th e tronbl ble and makes a complete and la stin g care. S. S. S. removes every particle o f the catarrhal poison from the blood, m ak in g this v ita l stream pure, fresh and healthy. Th en the Inflamed mem branes begin to heal, the head >is loosened PURELY VEGETABLE and cleared, the haw k in g and sp ittin g cease, itlo n is bu bn ilt tip up and vigorou s health every 7 sym ptom disappears, th e constitution res t o red. S. S. S. also tones up th e stomach and digestion and acts as a I f you are suffering w ith Catarrh b e g in the fin e ton ic to th e e n tire system , use o f S. S. S. and w rite us a statement o f you r cose and o a r physicians w ill advicr send you literature about Catarrh, and g iv e you special medical ad rag g stores. ile a t a ll first f i n class d ra Without charge. 3. 8. S. is fo r sale S.S.S. ATtJU tTA a A k V o te o r g u ttle . Austria has passed a law by which its citizens not only receive s vote, but acre compelled under penalty to use I t About 40,000 are to be called up and fined fo r neglecting their duty. This Is a revival o f the exquisite sim plicity o f the Athenian legislators, who litera lly roped in the dtlxeas with s reddened rope. The man who had s red mark was fined. D on't try to best another’s gam e; the m ale can outklck you every jump In the road. Woman Is never made vein woman; that la man’s work. by IGRAVING PLATES Write Us T O R P R IN T IN G hICKS-CMATTEN W. L. DOUGLAS T H E R E A S O N W . L . Douglas shoes ere worn b y more people la e ll walks o flt fe than any other m a k eis h e re in » o f th eir •xeelfeet style, eaev-fitiinc. and euperi f wearing qualities. 1 ha sole <e ion o f the I e a t M n end eiher materials fo r each pert of the shoe a - d e .erv detail o f the m aking! » looked after b y the most complete organi^atioa of superintendents, foremen and Skilled shoemakers, who receive the highest «a g e s paid In the ehoei ndu-tr'\ and w h o « «rorkmanahip cannot I e exa lte d . I f le o u ld take you nto m yla iw efa ctorir« at lr.rk .ton .Mess . and show yo g how earefnllv W . L. Douela* shoes are B a d e, you would then understand why th e « hold theirshape. St better, wear onaer and are of greater value then anv other make. M y 9 4 .0 0 amd 0 B .n o a iL T fDflftkees oeesef hi w r i t i n g to a d v e r t is e r s p le a s e PUTNAM hter and faster < C A U T I O N ! The genuine have WTL. Douglas name and p M o ■ « b u s t sate. Ask your dealer for W . L. Douglas shoes, direct to factory. Shoes m a t everyw here b y mail Cataeog free. V FADELESS t than any i r dye. One 10c | / i