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IN HONEST DOCTOR A D V I S E D P K -R U -N A . R . S YLV K /S TE R E. S M IT H , Room *18, Granite Block, St. Louis, Mo., w rites i “ Parana Is the best friend a •lck man can have. “ A few months ago I came here in t w retched condition. Exposure and dampness had rained m y once robust health. I had catarrhal affections o f the bronchial tnbea, and for a time there was a doubt as to m y recovery. “ M y good honest old doctor advisee me to take Parana, w hich I did and In a abort tim e m y health began to Im prove v e r y rapid ly, the brdnchlal trouble gradu ally disappeared, and In three months m y health was f o lly re stored. - “ A ccept a gratefu l man’s thanks fo r his restoration to perfect health.” M M o w t h « D ir t P U m EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Caldwell, New J e r s e y , March 18, 1837 Princeton, New Jersey, June 24, 1808 * , ipKsK T h « N a r n ia «« • ( «h a N a lla a a l SaeUU- tat P a r t y (o r PrasliCaat. For the second time Eugene V. Debs is the nominee o f the National Social- let party for the Presidency, In 1804 he headed that party’s ticket and nude an agreealve campaign. He received a total o f 402,636 votes, the largest vote In any State 6eing 08,225 In Illinois. Had the Socialists been united, the re> ■nit would have been even more flat tering, fo r there was still another So cialist candidate In tbe field, Charles Hunter Corregan, tbe pomlnee o f the •oclallst Labor party. Eugene V, Debs was born In Terre Haute, Ind., and began work a i a lo- P e r u n a for His Patients. Is It Y o u r Own H air? Do you pin your hat to your own h a ir? C a n 't do it? Haven’t enough hair? It must be you do not know A yer’s Hair V igor! Here’s an intro duction! May the acquaint ance result In a heavy growth of rich, thick,glossy hair! And we know you’ll never be gray. * I think that A t *’ ’ * n*1r ▼!«*>’ la th# mnat wonderful hair Kron er tli it * . i erer-tnad«. I hare u o l It for mho * Itmo and I can truth fully aar that I am « , tally pl«a*ed »Ith I*. I Cheerfully ree -rmn'-nd It aa a •pleudlrl prepa ration.-— Miss Y. B iu ret, Way land, Mich. t i t s i s im I a PILLS. COOKY PECTORAL. C aeae o f t h « T r e e h le . Th e visiting parson was handing con vict No. 1313 consolation in »mall chunks. “ You should not complain, my mis 1 guided friend,” he said. “ It Is better pire «elèa work eolici tad. K . . I Haob to take things you find them.” “ Youse Is on de wrong track, parson,” replied the prisoner. “ It was practicin’ dat theory dat got me pinched.” C lim a t ic P r m l l g i U t r . “ I am older than 1 look,” said the mat ron at whose house tbe ^sewing circle had met. “ More than forty winters have paseed over my bead.” “ Then you haven’t lived long in tbit climate, if that's all,” observed tbe elderly spinster. “ I ’ ve sometimes seen as many as forty winters here la one spring.” I ■ P ie ( e r H I« « . Human Pincushion— W bat has be come o f the glass eater? Sword Swallower— Got a job as base ball umpire fo r the season. Human Pincushion— Queer job for a glass eater, Isn’t It? Sword Swallower— Not at all. When tbe bleacherltes start throwing bottles at him he’ll Just smile and swallow them. A . W . Perrin , M . D. 8., WO H alsey St., B rooklyn , N . Y ., says«. “ I am using your Peruna m yself, ana am recom mending It to m y patlenta tn a ll case# o f datarrh, and find It to be m ore than you represent. Peruna can tie had n ow o f a ll dragglsta In this sec tion. A t the tim e 1 began using It, It was unknown.” — ,| H IM ,.. at ".Lieutenant-Colonel George Geotbato. chairman and chief engineer o f tbe Ifthmlan email eommlggion. told Presi dent Itoose volt late Is January that before January I, 1815, (he ditch which hi to bisect tbe vertebrae o f the Aiuerl con continent w ill be completed and that all will be In readiness fo r the first trip to make the little pleasure Journey from the Atlantic to tbe Pa cific, so writes Koy Crandall in tbe Technical W o ^ ^ t a g a s ln e . Inasmuch ax the colon. fo r conservatism and caution, R B B R le v e d that he feels deep down In bis own heart that at least a year w ill be cut from that esti mate. : Carbonat« Kar WHEN YOU GOME TO PORTLAND AR R AN G E TO STOP A T • C IT O **• V ito*’ Dane« and «U H erron» f i l o permanantlE cored by Dr. Kuna’ s <>r.at Narva Bratorer. Send for F R E E (S triai bottle and ■ »■ tie «. Dr. B, IL K lla e , L d _ *U Arch b t , P fc lla ^ B P t n w e s A a G r a tia . “ I haven't heard o f you going out to Subbub’s to dinner lately.” “ N o ; he says I can’t do that any more." “ Why, I though yon were hla cloaest friend. W hat’s tbe matter?” “ He tells me tbelr cook doesn’ t like me.’’— P h iladelphia P ress. O n la t lO B i THE CORNELIUS P A R K A N D ALD ER STS. European Hotel, catering A refined place for th « »hopping Frea Boa. ot H is to r y . The war correspondents were compli menting Capt. Molly Pitcher on the con comotive fireman. He next entered spicuous courage she bad displayed at the rf PNfltM M R ) Mgr. commercial pursuits, branching out Into battle of Monmouth. “ It was nothing,” she said. “ I merely politics and being elected city clerk o f wanted to show that my other name isn’t Terre Haute and then member o f the Coddle.” State Legislature. He came Into na L ittle Mrs. Hunter bad- beard so For, eerily, true bravery, unlike genius, tional prominence during the great rail vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up. many Jokes about tbe brides who road strike, which had Chicago as a couldn't market successfully that she D id n ’t L ik e th e P h ra s e . center and In which hfc bore a leading made up ber mind that tbe first re “ Charlie, dear,” said young Mrs. Tor- pert. He was secretary o f the Board quest she made o f the market man kins, “ did you say this tip on the races o f Locomotive Firemen and president o f would show ber to be a sophisticated was a ‘lead pipe7*” the American R ailw ay Union and housewife.' “ Send me, please,” she “ Yes. served six months In Jail fo r violating said, “ tw o French chops and one hun “ W ell, I don’t pretend to Federal Injunction during tbe con dred green peas.” — Judge. knowledge. But lead pipe somehow sug duct of the strke. Since then be has s u r e r u r a ip , gests plumbers. And plumbers are al been conspicuous In tbe Socialist move “ One objection to your poem,” said th« ways expensive.” — Washington Star. St. Helen’s Hall, Portland, Or. ment and enjoys a wide reputation as editor, glancing through tbe manuscript, Resident and Day School for Girls. an orator. He Is also an editor and Mother* will find Mrs. Winslow's Sonthlsg “ is that Whittier once wrote a poem em Cat« ogue on Request. Syrup the best remedy to uae lor tueir ctL Vdr"n bodying substantially tbe same ideas,” than from platform and sanctum teach & uring the teething par ,od. “ Do you mean to say, sir,” thundered es Socialist doctrine. the six-foot caller, “ that I------" X s t s s l R t ls r ts s e e . O V E R . O u V F .L A K O O “ But you have improved on them, my “ Here is my seat, madam, but candor FRENCH M IL IT A R Y A T H L E T E dear sir,” hastily interposed the editor; compels me to say that I think you are “ you have improved on them immensely.” aa well able to stand aa I am.” C L E V E L A N D ’S C A R E E R I N SHORT. “ Politeness compels me to say Thank Caw Saeh T h in g s B e t you. sir.’ ” — Chicago Tribune. Born a t Caldwell, Essex County, Elected Mayor o f Buffalo In 1881. “ O, Johnny, Johnny!” sighed Mr* Elected Governor o f New York In Lapsling. “ You're so awfully bard on N. J „ March 18, 1837. Christened Ste London theaters, music halls and con- 1882 by a plurality o f 200,000. shoes. This is tbe second pair I've bought phen Grover Cleveland. rert halls provide «eating accommotlaiion In 1841 fam ily moved to Fayetteville, Elected President o f the United you since we bad that equinuptial stora for 327,000 people. “ T H E SCH O O L. O F Q U A L IT Y " in March l" ___________________ V. Y. 8tates In 1884. M ajority In the elec toral college, 37. Served as clerk In a country store. Better each year, and larger. W e now P r e a a s u p lle a . In 1853 was appointed assistant have twd floors 65 x 100 feet. Thorough Broke all records by vetoing 115 out Phisty— I suppose you think that If yok work tells the story. I t counts in the had tbe regulating of the universe you teacher o f the New York Institution for o f 087 bills. For Infanta and Children. could make some improvements on tbe ’he blind. Married Frances Folsom In tbe | end, and w e adm ittedly lead ia this re- present Job, don't you? For four years, from 1855, assisted W hite House June 2, 1886. spect. Get our catalogue, pen work, etc., Kuphs— I don’t know about that, but I hla uncle In preparation o f “ American Defeated in campaign for re-electior- then Judge for , yourself as to quality. think 1 could suggest one change. 1 Herd Book.” and bad a clerkship In a In 1888. Bears the should like to have things so arranged A . P. A R M S TR O N G . LL.B., Principal 'aw firm In Buffalo. Signature o f < Engaged In the practice o f law In that when a man la having a good rime- Tenth and Motrisow - - Portland. Oregon Admitted to tbe bar In 1859. New York. the days would seem to pass slowly la Elected President o f tbe United Appointed Assistant District A ttor st red of quickly. I ’ m about to take a A a H e l l i * « n t o o ( It . No* 31—01 P N U vacation.” States In 1882. ney o f E rie County Jan. 1, 1803. It was Dicky’s first day at Sunday w r i t i n g t o a d v e r ri s aws p ie v Defeated fo r the D istrict Attorney . Settled Venesuela boundary dispute school, and he was telling his mother G rou n d less Wear. an ’ l » n t h i s p a p e r . ship o f Erie County In 1865. about it. In 1886. “ 1 did think,” .aald Cholly Snobberly, “ They sung the funniest banquet song I Practiced law. A fter leaving W hite House In 1890 “ o f going In for politics, but I was ever heard,” he said. Elected Sheriff o f Erie County In established home fo r his fam ily In P e n a lt ie s o f F aaae. afraid I wouldn't know just how to “ What was it?” she asked. FRENCH A R M Y ’ S STRONG M AN. 1870. Princeton, N. J. “ Being the author o f one o f the ‘best tweat my Inferiors, don’t y ’ know.” “ ’ Hold Che P o rt; Fried Ham Com- Th e French army has many strong sellers’ o f the year has Its drawbacks,” “ Your Inferiors?” remarked Sharpe in r !’ ” _________ - men. Muscle is cultivated sometimes says a woman w riter o f ,>opular books. “ Oh, you wouldn’t be likely to meet N IC E JOBS FO R TH ESE. president announced, “ Mr. Ethan Noble at the expense o f other things, but tbe State ot Ohio, City o f Toledo | “ Frequent requests fo r contributions o f anv o f them.” — Philadelphia Press. will read a palter entitled, ‘An Even L ucas County. j fact remains that frequently this Por- one's books to charity bazaars are a Prank J . Cheney makes oath that he is senior ing In the Poultry Yard.” ’ Crush I thoe-Uke attainment conics In pretty partner of the firm ot F. J.Cheney A Co., doint tax upon good nature— and the pocket* He was a slight young man, and handy. The French army lu Morocco business in theCity o f Toledo, County and Bute The anto leaped from the high, steep aforesaid,iand that said firm will pay the sum book. No matter bow flattering such there was a little stir o f amusement was kept busy between times at sports of ONE HCNDRED DOLLARS for each and bank. demands may be, they are decidedly Why, haven’ t you heard the pauefu) anioug the farmers as he rose, for and games. Oue o f the diversions o f every ca*e of Catarrh that cannot be Cured by the use of Hall'a.CAtarrh Cure. expensive.” She went on to say that story? Ethan's trials with chickens were fast the soldiers was liftin g heavy weights . FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres should she gra tify all tbe persons who (Th e pieces of glass are flying yet.) becoming village tradition. and some o f them became nble to do ence, this 6th day of December A D 1886. wrote to her for copies o f her books, It landed on a conservatory I “ There is no place in the world,” be astonishing feats, one ot which, taken fSeal I A . W. OLKA SON, “ because they could not afford to buy — Chicago Tribune. - Notary Public. gan tbe reader, “ more poetic, and I from a photograph. Is here shown. The Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and them,” and respond to tbe constant arts directly upon the blood and mucous sur may say inspiring, to thoughts that a N 6 R e c o u rse . cannon and equipment weigh many faces of thesystem. Fernl fortcatimonlala free. erlls to devote the children o f her “ Johnnie, I think I hear a th ief In poultry yard In the evening. It Is after F. J. CHKNEY A CO., Toledo,O. brain to charities, it would cost her hundred pounds, hut the soldier picked 8old by all d-uttgists, 75c. the sun has set and the roosters and the dark closet beneath the stairs.” It up and carried It easily. Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. from $400 to $500 a year, without hens are all sitting on their nests. The “ I don’t doubt It; 1 have known it counting tbe time lost In wrapping, S trik in g g g A v e ra g e . evening a ir Is deeply scented with dew was there fo r some time.” T o o M o a o to a o a a . directing and stampiug.— New York The children were not allowed In the “ Yes,” said Slangey, “ I tramped “ Telephone fo r the p o lice!" From the river winding In sllvery Press. , curves adown the lea comes the sug kitchen, but nobody had ever forbidden through Switzerland once.” “ W hat’s the use? You can’t arrest r. B. LOOMIS. H a « H e r D o a b ta . their sniffing outside the door to catch “ Come o ff!” exclaimed Dowter, “ You gestion o f repose, o f quiet, o f the In • gas meter.” — Houston Post. These three men “ I know there are such things as rain never d id !” finite restlessness o f the universe. Now tbe delicious odors which could be N o D u u fvr. makers,” sighed Mrs. Chugwater, looking bare been named “ Sure I d id ; on the level.” and then are heard the squeaking of talned by a close application o f a small through the window at the dismal pros “ W hatever you do, dear,” wrote the aa commissioners “ Th at proves you’re lying. I t ’s the chicks In their nests or tbe scratch nose to s Crack. pect outside : “ but I don’t believe there is ardent lover, “ don’t show my letters to general f o r t h e "W h y, Ethel,” said Mrs. Harwood, simply Impossible to tramp through really any auch thing as a rain check. Or, ing o f some little one trying to break you to any one.” United State« at forth from her shell. As I lean on the who discovered them in the entry just Switzerland on the level."— The Catho if there is, there’s nobody that knows how “ Have no fear, dearest,” came the the Japanese ex- parapet I reflect on the young, fresh outside the kitchen door one Saturday lic Standard and Times. to uae it.” reply, “ I'm just aa much ashamed o f position tn Tokyo life about me— ” morning, “ why are you twitching them as you are.” Loomta tn 1012. When the reading wns over, a sturdy Tommy and slapping him?” Ami, with that, the engagement be was form erly As “ ’Cause he Isn’ t playing fair, moth cttlxen leaned -forw ard tn his seat. came a matter o f history.— Judge. sistant Secretary *• 3 - ® *l r r “ Ethan,” he said, confidentially, but *r,’’ said Ethel, “ l ie ’s had five smells o f State. He heads ». a m il l e t . loud enough for all to hear, “ I never nnd I ’ve only had four, and it’s my tbe commission and - w ill receive knew before why you bought eggs, but turn.” |8,000 a year for five years, be I do now-” “ I am, too, playing fair,” asserted ginning with 1800. He is very Tommy, his utterance smothered as h« Rheumatism ia caused by an excess o f uric acid in the blood, which is highly esteemed by President Roose again applied his nose to the craek. carried through the circulation to all portions of the system. Every muscle, I t a t i m l T o o th b ra s h e«. v e lt Skiff was prominently connected Natives o f Somaliland have the whit ’T v e got an awful cold, and I can’t nerve, bone and joint absorbs the acrid, pain-producing poison, causing with the W orld’s Fair In 1004 and la aches, inflammation, stiffness and other well known symptoms of the disease. est and best teeth o f any people In the ’mell h alf as much as she can !” now director o f the Field muaeum In Permanent relief from the pains and discomfort of Rheumatism cannot be world, and the reason Is not fa r to A c c o r d i n g t o H o y le . Chicago. M illet Is tbe well-known expected from the use of liniments, plasters, and other external treatment seek. Whenever they are Idle they Rev. Joaeph Gravely (givin g his a rtis t Skiff and Millet will which does not reach the blood, where the cause is located. Such measures acts j>oatly y et prompt« American receive $2,000 a year each for 1008 and may bo found rubbing their teeth with views o f the evils o f card playing dur give temporary relief, but in order to cure Rheumatism the uric acid and small pieces o f wood— little twigs ing a pastoral c a ll)— Aa I waa saying, $5,000 a year for the next four years. inflammatory poison must be expelled from the blood. S. S. S. cures* ly on th e bowels, cleanses The duty o f tbe commissioners Is to which are covered with a soft bark and I am In doubt— Rheumatism because it is a perfect blood purifier. It goes down into the Parrot (Interrupting e a g e rly )— When circulation, neutralizes the unc acid and drives it from the blood. S. S. S. recommend to President Roosevelt and which ravels out Into bristles. This th e sy ste m effectually, Congress the cost and character o f the practice prevent« the teeth decaying you are In doubt play trumps. expels the irritating, inflammatory matter which is causing the pain, swell And no member o f that fam ily has ing and other discomfort, enriches the weak, sour blood, and permanently United States building and exhibits and o f courso keeps them In excellent assists one in overcoming at tbe exposition, and later to take condition. Just as one might pick a been able to account fo r the parrot’s cures Rheumatism. In all forms of Rheumatism, whether acute or chronic, w ild flower In the country, so the So utterance to the satisfaction o f the S. S. S. w ill be found a safe, vegetable remedy, possessing the properties charge o f tbe »election and placing o f h a b it u a l constipation mali native picks his toothbrush. They pastor.— London Punch. exhibits. needed to cure, and at the same time a medicine that builds up the entire are never without their small twigs. system by its fine tonic effects. Book on Rheumatism and any medical advica p erm an en tly . T o get its T h e M a la T h in * . Poet, N ot P arm er. Toothbrushes as we know them are free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. "She has the face o f a seraph 1” de The Farfleld Grange wrs holding Its In Somaliland. Their own b e n e fic ia l e ffe c t s buy midwinter meeting, the topic fo r dis unknown clared tbe enthusiastic friend. methods are undoubtedly the healthi “Th at’s all right,” M id the practical cussion being poultry. Tbe president est and certainly the cheapest, and It t h e g e n u in e . o f the society had prided himself on Is a matter fo r wonder that we do not manager, “ but has she the backing of lanufacturod by th« having arranged fo r a large variety o f take ■ lea f out o f their book In this re tn angel?” — Baltimore American. Valuable Household and Fancy A rticles F R E E , in exchange fo r Carton papers, which, taken together, would spect.— Dundee Advertiser. Stand ,np for your rights. People Tops and Soap Wrappers from “ 20 Mule T eam ’ ’ Borax and “ 20 Mule completely exhaust the Information o f Team’ ’ Borax Products. Send postcard fo r particulars and 40-Page may not like It at first, but they w ill tbs community regarding hens. Ques When the children o f a fam ily are soon learn to keep out o f your way. Illustrated Catalogue. Address tions o f food, o f portable houses, o f named “ Arabella,” “ Gwendolln," “ Ru packing eggs and o f Incubators had all pert,” etc., It to a good sign the moth- Lucky to the man who Isn’t aold when , io u > sr HAONO OHuootsrs-awywtonu Local agonts wanted. Write for money making plan. been adequately treated. A t last tbe er’s fk rorlte reading to not the Bible. woman go to m arket EUGENE V. DEBS. CASTOR IA The Rind You Haio Always Bought A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM S y ru ptffigs ^ O ix ir Senna W E W ILL GIVE A W A Y 1000 TRNIA J ic S y h u p C o . r- PACIFIC COAST BORAX CO., Oakland, Cal. «