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Rid of Spring Humors impure or effete matter« accumulated in the blood during the winter eaoee in the spring euch disfiguring and painful troubles as boils, pimples, and other eruption«, also weakness, lose of'appetite, that tired feeling. Sentad to-day to the guests o f the W ol cott and U w ill be tbs’ Initial presepta- The beet mediehte to take is H o o d ’s Barasparilla, which thoroughly cleanses the blood, and effects permanent cures by giving healthy funo- Q fite £©i\\\y tional activity to the stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and skin. H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla effects its wonderful cures, not simply beeause it eontains sarsaparilla, but beeause it combines the utmost remedial values o f more than 20 different ingredients, each greatly strengthened snd en riched by this peculiar Combination. These ingredients are the very rem edies that successful physicians prescribe fo r the same diseases snd ail ments. There is no real substitute fo r H oo d’s Sarsaparilla. I f urged to buy any preparation said to he “ just as good,” you may be sure it is in ferior, costs lees to make, end yields the dealer a larger profit. Begin.taking H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla today, in the usual liquid form o r in the chocolated tablets known as Ssrsatsbs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Nan— Well, there’s one thing aboet lack, anyhow. He speaks right out what ho thinks. Yon always know where to find him. Faa— That’s so. I nearly always find him hare when I come. “ Hiss Pinnule, may I — er— call on yon?" “ No, indeed, sir; yon have known me six months, and yoo'vo never sent ate a picture postcard.” One o a U n d o H ires*. O nly One IMO Q U IN IN E ” C ity Niece— W ell, Uncle Hiram, how that is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look did you enjoy tbe tea with tbe slices o f Sor «ho slanature of E. W. GROVE. Used ths lemon In K? world ever to Cure a Cold in Ona Dav. tSe. Uncle H iram — Tea? Gosh, g a ll I W h o r e the T ro u b le W a s . thought that was pure out-and-out cir "O ld chap, why don’t you make up your cus lemonade. mind to marry and settle down?" “ Yon chump, it takes two minds to dp Pete de Pickpocket— W ot ye lookin’ at that, and I haven’t quite got FredaSi mind made np yet.” — Chicago Tribune. that paper fur? W atty de Winder Smaeher— I want to find out whuther them di’ monde I lifted out o* that plate glaaa front las’ night is wuth |S or 15,000.— Chicago Tribuna , CASTOR IA lor Infants and Children. Tfct KM Y ob Han Always Bought ' *T never was so shocked in my life,* said Mrs. Lapsling. “ Peerley Winter green U trying.to get a divorce from h « husband. She says she has found out that they made a mistake when they wen married: he isn’ t her real infinitive.“ M e tis s r . The octopus* appetite clamored for pulp Over the country he hnngrily strode. Ho swalldwed a forest or two at a gulp And picked bis teeth with the fork o f tbe road. — Chicago Tribune. from the East and Middle W est and can place you in touch with buyers with money. Let-us h ea r w h a t you have fo r sale ATLAS LAND COMPANY OREGON It W ill Cost You tpmrttoos for samples of the i l l mitts over produced, farm to rear exact asssar*. TOWER’S FISH BRAND V * l VW \ V WATERPROOr I'SsS& fc O IL E D L v **S \ garments ^GlfT-DURAHf-aiM jOUARANICQ^UiitPfiOff kv S U I T S * 3 8 2 SUCKERS *3 — V E ta 4 Sewva says. Th e management has been Im pressed fo r three or four mouths w ith tbe general untidiness o f waiters, bell boys and other employee exclusive o f the clerical staff and yesterday tbe fa l lowing pronunciamento was Issued: “ Beginning on this date every em ploye o f tbe W olcott who comes lu contact with tbe guests o f tbe botri w ill report d aily to klias Cora M. P a r ker, the official manicure, to bave his or ber finger nails dipped, cleaned, polished and filed. “ T h is order Is mandatory and no ex cuse w ill be accepted fo r disobedience except Illness or other excuse which tbe management «h a ll deem to be rea sonable. SRj “ A room has been provided fo r the manicure near the waiters' dressing room, and she w ill be on duty from 8:80 a. in until 6 p. in. “ No charge w ill be made fo r tbe service, which.tends to promote cleanli ness and which w ill appeal to tbe guests o f the hotel. There Is no rea son why tbe finger nails should not re ceive the same attention as the hands.’’ Tbe promulgation o f tbe edict was follow ed by two w aiters making Im mediate application ‘ fo r treatment— Serath Carro# and Antlpolus Choganoa. Carro# has a large hand w ith spa tu la ted fingers caused by close attention to tbe strings o f a violin and to bal ancing salvers on his finger tip s CUn gano# has a long, slender hand, with oval n a ils Bach candidate was polish ed o ff In ten minutes. “ Fine,” said Carrot. " I like him. Th e yonnga lade, she very nice. Don’ t hurt, Just a little tickle.** Wit of the Youngsters T h ere A r e B i M f M e u . Some necemary things, you’ll note, Can never be done by rule. You caa’t loam how to milk a goat A t a correspondence school. cwWve bowcVs, c\eos\se& \\ve system ; A s s is t e o w m o v a s o n u n g p w w a T v e w jy etVfe bewejvcvoX »always buy tW ■ V a s a tla le d U a f i a s . “ I ’ve often thought,“ Mrs. Lapsling was saying, “ I should love to see that erouderfnl atmospheric freenomenon they call the garage in the desert.” About 75,000 fox skins are sold out of Heine every year. Very few of the aly animals are shot. Many are killed by the us- of poisoned bait, while hundreds are killed in drives. ■ to C laim te D totlaetiea. The rising atatsaman oa his wadding tour waa revisiting tha scenes o f his childhood. “ T h is my dear,” he said to hU bride, “ Is tha old homestead where I was born. Do yon see that ancient log cabin?" “Yes” ‘‘You have no idea what st range emo tions fill me when I look at that little cabin, klyrtilla. I — I wasn't born in it, yon know." g l e e . Sea A m en ities. The shark was reviling the skate. . "Y ou ’re such a cheap eual” said the shark. “ Worse than that," sighed the akatr ' M a k in . fa r B treavth. Bacon— Experiments with sugar u doesn’t matter. W e are w illin g t# food made in the French army hav« move anywhere yon want to go. shown that it is a great source o f m u» R s t h ls a D e S a lte . cular energy. Tha detect I ts waa trying to get a dew. Egbert— I guess that Is a fa c t Jual “ When your husband left you," he see bow strong the sugar trust la.— •aid. “ flld ha drop any intimation as to Yonkers Statesman. wbera ha might ba going?" "N o, sir." answarad tha sharp ck taxed, r s l l r to Bo w is e . thin lipped woman. "A ll ha arid was “ I ’ m not going to give my non a col that ha wanted to get away, that he was going to get away, and he didn’ t c u e a lege education,” observed n fellow wh« dura »there ha w en t"— Chicago Tribune. won’t let oa print his unme, “ becaus* I wont him to get on rapidly. I lost the first Job I ever had by undertaking So correct my employer’s gram m ar." 9 ---------------- ■ ■ - - — - - - You may any your financial Judg ment is pretty good i f you are wise enough not to risk it bucking tbe stock market or board o f trade. («set nr C resi Cl: i \ i BAKlINI¡TPOWDER "1" Egg-Phocphat» nu DO MI TUT AST fOWMt WU :iMH0 PDWCi’ C»*"» A FULL POUND 2Sc- D07NTIK m c «£ .* ¿ £ 2 , Pettit*a Eye Salva fo r 2 0 c elievea tired o r overw orked eyes, tope eye aches, congested, inflamed r sore eyes. A u druggists or H ow ard tros., Buffalo, N . Y . .G olden W est C O FFEEt T E A SPIC ES BAKING POWDER PUTNAM T h e "D e a th B a t t o a " A M s to the •a h sva r T r a v e le r 's S eeerttp. S afety In railroad travel is a vitally interesting topic, and an article in the Circle, .entitled, “ Making Railroad Travel Safer,” gives some remarkable illustrations o f the many Inventions and automatic appliances which tend to guard tbe pqbllc from danger,. Out o f these is called tbe “ death button,” making provision as it does In case of the sudden death or in activity o f tbt one In charge at the moment on line» where electric current baa been in stalled as a propelling power. Th e well-known "“ denth button," now In use In the Manhattan subway trains is a safety device la line w ith this fu ture development In tbe top o f the electric control lei handle, which is moved^in a circle ovet a row o f contact buttons by tbe m otor man when he regulates the speed. Is a little plunger which -to -the- real- fac tor In throwing the electric current ofl and on. It sticks through ffifi^handlt aud I* held up by a spring. * * Before ho can get any curasfit at all this button must be pushed down by the palm o f the motorman’s band, aftet which he can move the handle about and adjust the strength o f the current-1 st w ill. But should he drop dead at his roet, or fo r any reason remove his hand from the lever, tbe little button would ■print up from contact, the . current would leave the motors and the caj atop. ere infectad or "oxposod.” L quid, siren B ood and Glanda, espala tha po' tamper la Doss and Sharp and i stock remedy. Curas Lo C ’ nay ramedy. She and ft a K s* and «10 a It. Show to your druaalst win set it for In case o f accidents, cuts, wounds, barns, Scald*, sprains, bruin *, etc., nothing will so quickly take awav all pain and soreness as Hamlins Wizard O.L “ and I ’m very proud o f you." "W e ll," Th e Old Mao— Sir, I was violently continued tbe little fellow , “ I can gc opposed to the match. to bed without saying my prayers, Th e Young Man— I know i t — Cleve land Leader. usual time, so Clifford sa id : ’Mamma says I must never ask fo r anything tc eat, but I ’m a w fu lly hungry, Just the sa m e” DISTEMPER » An estimate by the geological survey / places the country's production of Port- / ' land cement in 1006 st 40,000,000 barrels, f ( J a decrease from 1907 of nearly 20 per l-r| cent. W "A n d remember, dear,” said small "A m F red’s mother, “ that George Washing- Without ton never told a lie.” “ Ota, w ell," re- e f Engli Joined Fred, “ he hadn’t any the best “ No," "N ow that wo’ re to be under civil see- ‘Toit l vice,” said the crossroads postmaster, o f me. I never told owe, either.” Teacher— Now, H arry, suppose I had ’ and I may have to take an examination wuw day, I ’d better be picking up all a mince pie .and gave one-sixth to ------ tbe Information I can.” Johnny, one^sixth to Tomm y, one- Thereupon he proceeded to read all the sixth to W illie and took h alf o f it m y postal cards.— Chicago Tribune. s e lf; w hat would be left? H arry (p rom p tly) — I would. . • W h a t C oal# She D e l Tbe Young Man— I wish to thank “ Mamma,” said 0-year-old Edgar one you. sir, fo r giving me your assistance evening, “ haven't I been a good boy in persuading your daughter to m arry to-day?” “ Yea, E dgar," she replied, H e K xplataa. “ W hy is It, professor,” asked the young man with the bad eye, “ that when Chris topher Columbus discovered this country be didn’t eettle down and stay here?" “ Doubtless yon are aware, my young friend." answered tbe professor, "that the Spaaish form of his name was Chrlateral Coloa.” “ Yea. sir.’ “ Well, a colon doaa net mean a (nil atop. W e will return now, young gentle men, to the consideration of tha isaaon." — Chicago Tribuns. <■ (k * ■ « • ( • ( ( • ftaa>. The Girl ( pzmiug her (air band over hie brow )— There, A rth u r! Hare 1 charmed your headache away? Arthur— Tea hare, dear I You’ re mj t " I w as tro u b le d w ith cram ps in the watch Haaell stom ach f o r six years. I tried many kinds o f m edicin e, also was tm ated by th ree doctors. " T h e y said that I had nervous dys pepsia. i took tha m edicine fo r tw o T h e Preieeeer. years, then I gp t sick again and gave The Doctor— 1 can’ t help feeling sorry for n y friend Huddle ford. lie owned up e ll hopes w f g e ttin g Cured* unite an estenehre chain of golf parka, " I saw a testim on ial o f a man whose dud he’s Jnet gone Into bankruptcy. case was sim ila r to m ine, b ein g cured The Professor— I one; hie chain wae no by Para n a , so thou gh t I w ou ld g iv o it s'ronger than hie weakest links.— Chicago a tria l. I procured a b o ttle at once, Tribune. and com m enced ta k in g it. " I have taken n in eteen bottles, end am en tirely cured. I b elie v e Peruna is e ll that is d a im o d fo r it .’ ’ — M rs. «1. C . Jam ison, 01 M erchant 8 t., Watson, Amateur Dramatist— Well, yoo’ve sees vid e, C al. my play. Tell me what you tkink of it. Dramatic Critic— I will. I ’ ll give you Mine straight talk. Amateur Dramatist— Straight talk? Great Scott! Are yon going to draw the deadly parallel on me? Parlln ft Orendorff Co., Canton, III. FADELESS DYES PRESIDENT TAFT’S WHITE STEAMER