Newberg graphic., February 27, 1908, Image 7

- M û r i e "HELLO"
JOBS 0 P » FOR WOMEN
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1 \w -m -*■ —-
w om en w o rry
M o n than w t , a n Dr. MoOomb,
one raaaon la that tbalr nervou* organisa
Uoaa an mon delicate. True, and Hood’»
Beitepxriila UJoat tha nerve-boilder, ap­
petita-fi rar, and bloodpurifier they Mad.
“I waa troubled
I read of
Hood’» Sarsaparilla and Mad It After tafc-
r s & y s r , _____
Railways
Place
Ara
of
to
Use
Telegraph
March I.
A . D o c to rs
M e d ic in e
Phono
A ltar
and aa appetite. Toek Heod'a Bar-
asportilo. rained strength i
hard
all dar. aat heartily and a leap wall.”
__ Mm. ■>
O im u , Meeee Lake. Mian.
R h e u m a tle m -’I had rhaamatUm la ana OPERATORS TO BE LE T
•t mr ankle», hot Heod’a Baraapartlla aeon
relief. I reran, mon,!
fu U ’s «»raspar“ « M m . A n H ctcmimhon ,
Lafayette, Cel.
Hood’» Baraapartlla la aold everywhere. Block Signals Also W ill
stalled and Many
In the oanal liquid, or la-tablat form eel led
•a ra a ta b i. 100 Doeee Oat Dallar. Pre­
Station^ Closed.
pared only by O. L Hood Oa, Lowell, Maaa
It Barprlted Bee.
“ Whan my huaband war In Spain
year,” said Mra SwaHaan. “ ha
succeeded la buying in quit* a lot of
the king*« wines.”
“ Well, well.” exclaimed Mrs. Nu-
ritch, “ the Idee o* bayin' second-hand
Wines I”—Philadelphia Presa.
JAOZ7IO m H
OUT.
In*
A new field of employment for wom­
en Is to be opened by the railways
Tbla doea not mean that the roads will
employ women telegraphers, bnt on the
contrary their employment will be for
the purpose of taking the place of tele­
graphers already In the service. The
future woman railway operating em­
ploye will be engaged at the smaller
stations taking train orders over a tele­
phone, where formerly ouch orders «. ere
transmitted and received by telegraph.
This new field will be «pen to women
when, the new nine-boor day law gov­
erning the working time of railway
telegraphers goes Into effect on
March 1.
It was confidently expected that this
law would work s revolution In railway
operation, and It was with this end In
view that the Order of Hallway Tele­
graphers procured Us passage despite
the determined opposition of the rail­
way managers and even against advice
Ayer’s C herry Pectorsl Is not
s simple cough syrup. If is s
strong medicine, a doctor’s
medicine. It cures herd esses,
severe end desperate esses,
chronic csserof asthma, pieu*
risy, bronchitis, consumption.
Ask yonr doctor about this.
Ä I ie m
f ‘ Itf'PMfll I
PILLA
Kk
XMDUBTBY.
Twom ttr T k w a a o n d P r a a i » S o l « D o lly
l a U s A » s « U l M a rk e ts .
The fish Industry, extending from
Vancouver on tbe north to Ban Diego
Vfin the south, is one of great Importance
/in tbe Pacific coast, says tbe Los An­
geles Herald. Locally many thousands
of dollars are Invested In the business
and tbs product of the sea finds quick
In Los Angeles and neighboring
cities.
*
Halibut Is regarded as the standard
fish, ranging In weight from one to
^ forty pounds and can be bad the year
round, except during tbe months of Oo-
* tober, November and December.
| barracuda Is next In popularity. This
product Is caught every month In tbe
»year from Ban Pedro to Ban Dlega.
’ Nets and troll lines are used for catch­
ing barracuda and when both methods
are adopted tbe local market becomes
glutted wlfih tbe product Tbe average
weight Is five pounds.
I Bea bass are caught from Banta Bar­
bara to San Diego. This fish la one of
the best products of tbe sea. Weight
You will hasten recevery by ^ 3 ? i
Inn o n * o f Ayer's Pills a t bedtim e. I
B
A
D
B
L
O
O
D
T H E S O U R C E O F A L L D IS E A S E
E very pert o f the body la dependent on the blood tor nourishment and
strength, whan this life stream is flowing through the system in a state o f
parity and richness wo art assured o f perfect and uninterrupted health;
because pure
aga*
Lecause
pura blood is nature's
nature’s safe-guard against
disease. When, however,
the body is fad on weak, impose o r polluted blood, the system is deprived of
its strength, disease germs collect, and the tremble is manifested in varions
ways. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the different shin affections
show that the blood la in s feverish and diseased condition i a result o f tos
much add or the
irritating humor.
humor, Sores and Ulcers are
be presence o f some Irritating
the resalt o f morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca­
tarrh, Scrofula, ContagiousBlood Poison, etc., are all deep-seated blood
>iaon remains,
various ways,
system, and torpid state o f the
avenues o f bodily waste, leaves the refuse and waste matters to sour and
form uric and other acids, which are taken up by the blood and distributed
throughout the circulation. Coming in contact with contagious diseaaes in
another cause for the poisoning o f the blood; we also breathe the germs and
microbes o f Malaria intp our lungs, and when these get into the blood in
sufficient quantity it becomes a carrier o f disease instead o f health. Soma
' are so unfortunate as to inherit bad blood, perhaps the dregs of some old
constitutional disease o f ancestors is handed down to them and they are
constantly annoyed and troubled with i t Bad blood is the source o f all dis-
■ and until this vital fluid is cleansed and purified the' body is sure to
suffer in some way. For blood troubles o f any character S. S. S. is the best
n m e d y ever discovered. I t goes down into the circulation and remqves any
and «11 poisons, supplies the healthful properties it needs, and completely
•nd permanently cores blood diseases o f
every kind. The action o f S. f t S. is so
thorough that hereditary taints are removed
and weak, diseased blood made strong and
healthy so that disease cannot remain. I t
cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Sorest
PURELY VEGETABLE and Ulcers, Shin Diseases, Contagions
Blood Poison, etc., and does not leave the
slightest trace o f the trouble for future outbreaks. Tbe whole volume o f
blood is renewed and cleansed after « coarse o f 8. S. S. It is also nature’s
F eate« t
entirely o f root#, herbs and barks, and la absolutely
harmless to any part o f the system.
S. 8. 8. is for sale at all first class
0rug stores. Book cm the blood and any medical advice free to all who writer
i ou^ 10
l>ound*\
The red snapper or rock cod la In ae-
- live demand In tbe winter season. Tbe
»V .
, »«.„ .a
i *•*» Is caught around Catalina or on
. “ Where are all those honeymoon par- 1 * banks known to tbe fishermen,
m es CUBED M • TO 14 DAYS.
ties?" exclaimed the reporter aa he * e,*ht on^ h ,lf *° ten P0“ “ *
P A IO O INTM ENT Is »u a -an trod to eure any
ease of Itching. Blind. Jleedlag or Protruding
hurried Into the station. “ Ara th »y |a,“ e• ?re “ « l for * l t
P u e» la t to U d ay» or money refunded. Sta.
g0nty
| Bonita and yellowtall are fine table
Un eie Albes,
“ Yes,” laughed tbe station master as
cf u* ht' ln «**■ and
"Not mentioning any Marne,” amid Un­
he pointed to the turtle doves In tbs lines. Bonita, fopr to eight pounds;
yellowtall, six to thirty pounds. AIM-
cle Allan Sparka. “ 1’ta noticed that the
waiting room, “ far gone.'
only effect an exalted position seems ts
core Is an oily fish popular with \epl-
have sa sons men is to make them light
cures.
Only One “ BROMO QUIN INC.”
headsd. They can’t stand tbs rarefied ab
Bock boss Is a choice fish cauxht In
That to LAXATIVS BROMO QUININE. Look
moephere.”
for tbs »trottar* of E. W. G ROVI Ussd tbs the kelp; weight one-half to six pounds.
World over to Car* * Cold In On#
k* Day.
f
pounds
What Is known as horse and Ameri­
r t f SL T iW P—eg ano an k ä m e Dtamesk
can mackerel Is in tbe market during |
Mfs Interferwnew.
f i l l i — 1mally and br Dr. IIIW l One*
Cltttman— Look here, sir, didn't you 'the spring months Mackerel ran in
warrant the horse you sold me yeetor- 1 schools; are caught with book and line;
D is a m a s te *
T h e O ra b an .
day to be without fault? t
weight one-half to three pounds.
“This government Is becoming more
"Please, sir, will you g l v a penny to
David Ha ram— Yea. Ain’t bet- —
The smelt season In from JSept. 1 *to and more centralised every year,” said a poor orphan?”
“ Wall, what do yea
cittlman— No, sir, be Is not He In > Jan. 1, seines being used most success­ the student of politics.
“ Certainly, my boy! Has yonr flfeth-
olutlon is coming, all right, but It will
As hs eyed the intruder with doubt
“ Tes,” answered Colonel Stillwell of er been dead long?"
be a revolution which will relegate the terforen. David Ilarum— Waal, I don’t fully. Surf fish, or suckers, croakers
“ I ’m just s loafin’,” answered the kgshea.
see as you her any reassn fur. com­ or klnfisb and perch are among the surf Kentucky. “ It’s getting no that the
“ No. air. He’s tha orphan. This
telegraph to a back aeat as an adjunct
And the proofreader kustlod him oat
plaining’ about that. He don’t Inter­ fish. Tbe sandal» la caught with book State, don’t do mach more than, fur­ money’s for him.”
to
railway
operation
and
will
throw
—Chicago Tribuns.
fere with anybody hat himself, does and line along tbe coast; herring la nish titles for battle ships and popo­
t bon sands of operators out of employ­
he?—Llpplncott’a.
*
ex light at San Pedro, Baa Diego and lar songs”—Washington Star.
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE
Now's TM»? ‘
ment and annually will decrease their
From October to M sj. coUa are the most froqu— t
Banta Barbara from January to March.
We eter Oma Handrad Dollar» Reward for any number until they will almost dlsap-
Ms Mn win fiad M i l WIMlcrw*« Soothing
canso o f hoaiforim
L A X A T IV E BROMO QUI­
i of Catar rk that aaBsot te eared by ga-la
T U t W ar.
Syrnpth*h.»t remodv to urofociheixebUdraj Herring la fine bait for tbe professional
N IN E n a w v ro ^ o M ^ J L J W jG r o r o an bos. Me.
. pear from American rail way a
Throggins—Did you ever try making a
9.1. CHXNXT A OO., Usted», O | It was expected that the reduction faring ih» I »»thing period. .
fisherman.
Coieria H » » u t ia w .
We. the underelfued, here known ». J.
The pompano la a delicious fish that comrade of year bey?
3hdaisy for the lesti» yean, and better* him In the working boon bt railway tele-
C .k W i u u ^>
Him.
Inquisitive Passenger—How are there
Phegy—Yse; bat it didn’t work.
I
terlteuy honorable Is all bulaaee» tranoaetiona 1 grapbers to nine boors would compel
,
Bald Ah»— Tournes seeui to bo fond retails kt 40 cents to |1 a pound. It found ho wm too old for to ».—Chisago ears heated?
---- ■ .»Mete earry aat aay
Is one of tbe choice articles of tha Tribune.
the railroads to employ at least 8,000 of hugging delusions.
S h iv erin g P assenger— B y anggestisa, I
LIlîÂt KIN]
think.
additional .men at once. It was also
Bald Hs—Wall, wo are not to blame. menu cards In flrat-clAss restaurants.
Iw s a ltte *.
la n t Catarrah Car» la abas
known that It would be Impossible to Too women are such delusivo gasa-. The prong is equally popular.
H is L a c k .
tag directly spas tha Mood aa
“ I ’m not going to that female barber
Codfish, scnlplns and other flab a n
secure this number of men when need­
Erta of tha ayateaa. Tasti moulai» eeal
“ Luckiest mitu 1 ever knew! Everys
shop
again.
There’s
a
rude
girl
there,
brought to tbe market
ed, and ft was therefore hoped by the
thing succeeded with him.
He had
don’t yen know..”
meO- that an increase in wages would
T h *~ Is . r m . i i i n .
Lob* ter* are ln the market from
inly
to
My
what
be
wanted^
and te
“What
did
she
say?”
T^ V * .
prevailing ° plnlon t^*t gept. 15 to April 1.
be a part of the revolution planned.
atm*« I
cancer is always painful from tbe be- j il
“ Why, she looked at my mustawsb got I t Why, confound It 1 was walk­
A tirad feeling aa
ginning, whereas tt la really painless l i l
u5*> ^
Chaasw <• M—wit.
and awaked dm If I would have tt ing with him one day—tbe very last
the
day o f his life—and he Mid to o q
the
majority
<ff
cares
H
I
.
ta.lr.bH
£
“
*
■
£
?
”
,
^
I
Mwnged
off or rubbed In.”
The railway managers at first took a
Twee when
‘When I die, I . want to die suddenly.'
to ascertain how far the public ought
similar view of the situation, but It
Rhymed It with riea-vte.
te be instructed to the early signs of U* ns
the deep “ Catalina. Big do-
Hot run over -«that very night. Ev«g
I
soon was discovered that it would be
>, with a vfow to the adoption of
of a 800
The professor w m complimenting tbs see such luck!"—London MaiL
Impossible to supply the demand If all
or 400-pound Jewfiah.
*
violin virtuoso oa tbs excellence of his
aa judges b n hosaly dls- existing telegraph offices were to be sert 1er diagnosis and consequently ear-
Turtles of heavy weight come from playing.
Iter
operation.—London
Hospital.
“Charles, dear.” a id young Mrs. Tor-
orimlaaUng. They measure everything maintained niter March 1. As a re­
kb* Mexican waters.
“ By the way," he said, “ de you play
kins,
“ why do yon call racing calcula­
by
b j tha sucosas it attaiaa, whleh meth- sult o f a careful study of tbe situation
the
’Doctor
of
Divinity’
?"
Professional fishermen make big
A W ar Oat.
tions ‘dope?* I thought that was a
aidorsd In tha light of tbs som- the nine-hour day for telegraphers will
od,
I
“That
.is
a
piece
I
have
never
heard
money
If
they
have
good
lock.
Their
It was at a theater la Manchester.
txporlaaos of maaklad. Is eer- bring about tbe following changes:
slang name for a drag.”
of.” answered the violinist.
The king, aged and Infirm, was bleared losses are chiefly due to damage to
tainly not a bad ess. The high stand-
“ You’re quite right’ was tbe answer.
Never
heard
of
it
!”
exclaimed
the
L Tbe abandonment of all stations with two sons He was pacing up sad nets and seines by sharks and seal«
aid of lntoUismios and d Isos ramami In
Fiddle D. D .!"—Chicago “They call It that because a!I it gen­
this country, wboro »ducation la the aa telegraph stations except division down the stage with a weerlqd, trou­
Tribune. _________________
erally gets yon is a pleasant dream and
SLAVES DT MASSACH USETTS.
bled look, exclaiming aloud:
ralo and not the onssptlon, rendra» it hesdqnarters and Junctional points.
a rude awakening.”-—WMhingtoa Star.
•unqux
uteajqa—
sqonf.q
“On whleh of there, my eon« shaH I
dlffleolt and rarpriolng to And a general I 2. Tbe substitution of teelpbonea fot
ijr Cfcmrek Dlsewostow wm Slaver» Vf ' ,».“ 1 »1 « » . aoq* o» »«nf Mnoj
His I t e m .
national tances» not based on astaal tbe receipt and tbe transmission of on bestow my crown?”
—Dwwdiaed Nearrw Walter.
H *o »iq jotpoos »AiS pro Aquono *)<p oj
“ How do yon dispose of your garb­
Immediately came a voice from the
worth. Hones It was that with tha ders and messages.
The colored “mammy,” devoted, loy­ groq smeo m * P »*d
“ <>*
prosantetlon of M. Jacobs Oil tboy eor- j 8. The employment of women a « gallery :
al and autocratic, one thinks of as be­ tug sqj, -»iqnojj aqsm oj JnjoJ s.jstfc, age here?" askfid the stranger, who
recti y judged It at soso, and decided agents In many stations thus trans­
“Why not ’art a crown apiece, guv* longing to tbe Sooth and tbe days be­ W » d «»«U roRuje MireiS n e.sqs fire i|s was gathering data for purposes of
publication.
that rara intrisalo worth only oooid bo formed Into telephone stations.
r a r r —London Mall
fore the war, but la' the far-away time Caq) *I(e jl oo/ qasqx 1 « ■! ‘¡otnesJWX
the sonroo of its sucosas. Tbs decisi on
“We always throw ours ln the garb­
—Jt»«po
so
*ujq>»tno»
£
uu»
x
—
-**9
A The transaction of a tremendous
of slavery In New England-she was
with them was equivalent to aa adop­ amount of office business by letter
i.isqw— jo > u ( s M«a sjqj
*sgJBdg age can." raid the man with the chin
known
there
also,
says
tbe
Youth’s
tion ; and it is s tars thing to And a which formerly was transacted by tele­ Bald a poetry teacher named Pell,
■•IIY apufl p »* »p »j „ ‘ire X »qj_
hearfl, “but I don’t know, of cour»«
Companion.
To'hls pupil who wrote a rondel,
family without Bt. Jaooba Oil in tfao graph.
tw r o io B,w»nv
about
the neighbors.”
One such mammy, happy and belov­
“ Tea weald not know from P*U
boons.
5. The rapid extension of the auto­
A mass, should yon msterl”
ed, but despotic, was Violet, tbe elave
matic electric block signal system, Thus gave he the young villanella.
we« »a#
of the Rev. Moees Parsons of Byfleld,
“ I suppose you have been pinched which will make telegraph stations un- —Tale Record.
bnt tbe real ruler o f the household and
- by penury?”
,|eCeM* r3r‘
What la said to be the largest tele- hla lively brood of boys. Her husband,
“ No, mum ; the cop’s
rrtmus, belonged to their neighbor,
In determining to Inaugurate there graph circuit In the world la that
O’Brien; he’s Irish.”
changes tbe railway managers found . tween London and Teheran, the capital Deacon Noyes.
The revolution was scarcely over, but
that they bad In reality been preparing of Persia. It la 4.000 miles long and Is
Is most painful.
even then In that quiet corner of Mas­
for them for years. It was discovered divided Into twelve sections.
Whet's good ?
sachusetts
tbe
antl-klavery
spirit
was
also that by adopting the most expen­
Chinese coffins ara made of timber stirring and Its first result was to pre­
sive system of block signaling train eight inches to ten Inches thick. It is
orders and telegraph stations could for calculated, therefore, that over 8,000,000 cipitate
„ . a violent
. . church
, quarreL
, . Dea-
,
the greater part be done away with.
feet of timber is utilised yearly tor coffins
° ° ,man
»oruples against slav-
cry aqd be expressed them with vigor
The railroads, therefore, decided thai in China.,
and not alwhys with entire respect for
they would rather spend millions In
hla slave-owning pastor. He was sus-
L i v e a w « L o t L iv e .
providing and maintaining automatic
“ Do you preach without notes,” quo I-ended; there were meetings, discus­
block signals which never go to sleep
Gives lastest relief.
r r * « i I ' l f i 'r
Rsmovss the twiafiee.
and which never fall unless they spell tied a member of the church commit sions, appeals and denunciations and
that was seeking a pastor to fill a only at tbe death of Mr. Parsons was
“ S E N D F O R IT N O W ” “danger,” than to spend tbe same tee
USE IT, THEN YOU’LL KNOW
vacancy.
he^o far softened aa to admit while
money
In
maintaining
telegraph
sta­
The Bast Trott Tro» and Berry Pleat
“Well,” rejoined the good man with yet maintaining hla principles, that he
800,—A LL DRUGGISTS—®Oo.
tions and telegraph operators. The
Catalog lo th* N srth w at
a merry twinkle ln his eye, “ I some bad urged them with “undue vehe-1
closing
of
stations
as
telegraph
stations
Ja Ja B U T Z E R
Is made possible by tbe fact that with times have occasion to nae bank note«.” mence and asperity.” He was then re- j
i n F ro n t I t , P o rtla n d . O regon
stored to tbe church and his ofllce of -
an automatic electric signal all that la
deacon.
necessary Is to start trains as fast as
In the neighboring town of Newbury-'
tbe terminal block ts empty and keep 7 % ® ’
port were a number of slaves and freed
them going pntll a semaphore says
..
„ . .
. ,
olives, concerning some of whom anec-
“stop.”
•
nro»,parity sod roll-
•b ill ty. F erry'J---- ~
of the Well-Informed of the World has uoffiThave been handed down to the
Iwrareoe’s K n ife Ceres Wsedeske.
ais la a einest
alwaya been for a simple, pleasant ItW-ent day. One negro man, hoeing
eelv«*. Formers
After Buffering excruciating pain» in hk
he v* confidence
and efficient liquid laxative remedy of barefoot ln the fields, struck suddenly
In them t ec so»» head for twenty-fire years, Loots Wolf-
they know they son of Cincinnati has secured relief by known value; a laxative which physi-1 with his hoe at what he took to be a
sen be retied up­
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on. Don’t experi­ having tbs surgeoM cut out two nsTves. clans oould sanction for family use large toad In Impertinently close com-
ment with cheap The peln wm above the eyes and at the becauae Its component parts are i any with him. It was his own naked
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ty nse In buying
•eedeeent out by a week. He bed consulted the leading truly beneficial In effect, acceptable >ia *“ d neatly altced the »top off with Boric Talcum Powder. Boric Sroaete. Boric Arid. BomxaM Soap Powder. 'to-Mata-Teoa” Soa»
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inches long and about as thick as a pin.
excellent combination of Syrup of
They are termed sensory nerves—that la,
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nerves which give the rente of feeling and Figs and Elixir of Senna, the Cali­ pod ally fine pair of boots owned by
not control of the movements of mus­ fornia Fig By nip Co. proceeds along one of the patrons, a local magnate,
cles. The headaches have not returned ethical lines and relies on the merits Kbeneser Mofieley, he went to the shoe­
^
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since the operation. Local surgeons ssy of the laxative for Its remarkable
maker to order a pair of the same sort.
this Is the first csss of the kind on record.
success.
“ Let ’em be Je«' like Squire Mose­
Dowds rind Rend* Market.
and quaranteed
That Is one of many reasons why ley’«,” he commanded, magnificently,
Of the 190,000,000 of equipment trust Syrup 6t Pigs and Elixir of Senna la only a quarter-dollar better !**
obsoHutehr
bonds of Nsw York Central lines recently
WATERPRQOf
Offered for public subscription 124,000,- given the preference by the Well-
M y a t c r lc » o f I r c x t .
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abroad. _____________________
Prtce fifty cents per bottle. Hdff partridge, a terrier or a fox will
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