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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1905)
Is Your Hair Sick? That's loo bad t Wc had no llccd It was looking pretty thin and faded of late, but naturally did not like to speak of It. By the way, Aycr'a Hair Vigor Is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair re storcr. It keeps the acalp clean ind healthy, x am wall irqutlnlM with Arer' Hair Vlr and I Ilk If Mir iiiueli I weuM rlallr eiiiiinein II ae mi airellani iliaHlii for tliehalr, Be4ni infl ami aiuoolli, and Jrereiitln Hi hair (ruin iiilltitn l the uili,"-AlN"la Fmitj, Vm.Iuiu, Wlcb, MadabrJ.O Ar()o, Lowell, Maaa. All laaaureaturere of S4VAPAKILU. J 1070 MM. wt O enmity i,.i,iirwmMwai MXTORAL. Ills Hunt l.uuk. Ilruwn Jlk-iinltU la sulliln- but irstrfiil to llnlue Purtune. Urrrn llim's llinti llruvt ii II (muni a two-csrst dls nicmil In tlin (iiltrr tlis ollirr ill', ami what li mi iiimh.u m mill 7 Jren (llrr. it up. What illil lit ss-? Urowii "Tlili la Inn) luck." Marketing Potato Crops. Ill lint with tlio classic carxi of tlin oystnr slilrs, cltol try I'rt-slil-nt llmlli'V of Ynln university In lila Ixruk on lUllroml TranHjrlatlun, la tlin rM n( tlin AriKwitixik K)tnloKrowoml)rotiilit Ii- lV-ldimt Tuttlo ot the IUmiIoii A Mai no rallrnail lt(iira tlin scnato coin-liilltt-n on lutcrntntii coiniiirrcn. Notli liiK could Imttur aliuw liuw a rallorail works (or tlin lnttrt'sl o( tho localltit which It irvM. A main ilcmmlriico of the Isrintrs ot thn Aroostook rrulon la tlin M)tatocrot, KUrcKatlnx annually oIkIiI to ten mil lion Imslirls whlrh llml a market larK" ly In Ilooton ami the siljai-nt thickly rttliM rrtfloiii of .S'iiw KiikUikI. Tho couietltltiu of cheap water transporta tion from Malnn to all Kilnta along the New HugUm! coast ktvjis railroad feridht ratra on these (rotator always t a Very low level. rotator- ate also a considerable) out put of the truck farms of Michigan, their normal market Miik obtained In and throiiKh Detroit and Chicago and other roiiimunlttra of that region. Not many year ago favoring sun ami rains brought a tremendous yield of itotatora from the Mlchlagn fields. At normal rates and prices thcro would have lrrcn a glut of the customary markets and the isolators would have rotted on the farms. To help the pota to growers thn railroads from Michigan made unpreoentcdly low rates on pota toes to every reachable market, von carrying them In larg quantities to a place no remote as iloaton. The Aroos took growers had to reduce tho price on their isolators and even then could not t1poe of them tinlrea the Iloaton A Maine railroad reduce! ita already low rate, which It did. Ily means of these low rates, nmkltig rosiblo low prices, tho potato ornpa ol troth Michigan and Malnn were finally marketed. Kverr body rats otnot, and that year every body had all the (rotators ha wanted. While the Michigan railroads made rates that would have Iron ruinous to the railroads, had they been applied to tho movement of all potatoes, at all times, to all places, they helped their patrons to find markets then. The llostou A Maine railroad suffered a de cresso In Its revenue from polatocn, but it enabled tlio Arcxrstook farincis to market their crop and theieby to obtain money which they spent for tho varied supplies which the railroads brought to them. If the making of rates wvro subject to governmental adjustment such radlutl and prompt action could never have been taken, because it Is well established that If a rnto Iw onco reduced by a railroad company It can not bo restored through tint red tnxs of governmental procedure, If tho Mich igan railroads and thn Iloston A Mnlna railroad had Ikimi subjected to govern mental limitation they would havo felt obliged to keep up their rates nn do tho railroads of Franco and England and Gormuny under govornmsntal limita tion and let tho otntoea rot. -Kx-changi). Natural Detluotlirn. "You should stable your cons In wet weather," reuisrked the customer who nevtr overlooked an upiHirtuully to regis tt r a kick. "How do you know but what I do 7" queried tho owner of tho villa; dairy. "llucauie your mlllc has a rain flavor," siplalned tho party of ths first part. Nerer ipoa the eyes needlessly U 4uit or flying partlcls of aur kind. IF YOU STAMMER WE CAN CURE YOU 7ri l4U l'honnHlrl InallluU in.t arbool for BUmiiKran of Ixirvll, Hlrlilju r.ul.ll.lixl lrn Z1n. U ruitil HhiumiuU OoU MnUI iUJ Wi.rl.ra l-lr, HI juU, UKll. l(MniiulnK-.l ijj l.lijralo Un. lurat4ir, eltri(yiiin inilirnuliiirTrjilir. Thla liuilluiloii lia tt Miarn liraiick al IVrlUnd wlili a. tarx lrva rlaaa uf iui.la In allauitanc man and iugii,iilrlaaiiilUi-a allura.lanUirlil Naujrbat Uan email In Ihrt aa7kul na loili aaalt Ida Jlniau.ui jivqulriJ WlllclOMlnrorllanaouOclgbar ;:.;;';T.'L,r':"'.' i". y,'-A,' .u..a imvJtiU J area. adraaa WILLIAM T. IJCWIB WMtaru llai'naauUUvo AanxiUU VrluclraJ H.W.Oor. lath and lUlalsh Utnats 1-OKTiNU, OIIKUON Mat-Npuplla fteaafWd at 1-urtUod altar Bapl, lit. srJfJMltMiil;fl3'Ba1fl emit HHim aii ui, ii.. I llaal Ouud In lima. Bold br drueilal. SKI Vrllaloiicaror.rtlourrtu,u.rBii Uf uuiuanllua thU iawr snd aaud Scanlaln alaiuna, to corar iwaiaira, I lll aandiou uur rluln bound, sou iiaaa U'uk. hi ungiu ana irwmuani ai nuunianus." fraa vlch JiiiiiIii'h Mm ill I ilea. Jiimle riiiiui Into Dim Iiiiuhm crying lllio ii gill .Mother MgliHl, for her lit (It non unri nut showing Hid mnnly (mils Unit nliould coiiiu with u boy's mil birthday "What In the mutter, Jamie?" "'I'lin boys Is pleliln' on mo, iniiiiiiiin. They'ro nlwiiys pleliln' on mo, an' niiiklu' fun. I loo boot" "There, then-, son. You'll never bo it Hum If ion cry llko Unit." I "Hut, iimiiiina dearie, Unit's Just the matter of me. Kverybody thinks I'm it girl with these horrid old curl- mid ilrrssi's, too 'I'lio boys laugh lit Hie I mid villi my hair mid tell me to go play with the glrln, mi' they run nwiy fioiu iiio mi' won't let nn play with them lloolnm! An' yestlddy when Hint lady culled, she mild 'Mow do do, little girl.' mi' slut klssr-il me, mi' I wanted to Jes' ship her, nn' 1 bate her, nn' I want to he n boy! I lino hoo boo!" Mother sighed. Those beautiful golden curls had been her pride, mil when they were gone her Imby would b" gone. Hut she could not havo her baby and u muiily boy, too, that was certain. "Well. If I must I must. .Vow. Jamie, If you'll stop crying this very minute I'll have the curls cut off this iifternoon," Hiiubeiims broke nut nil over Jamie's face nnd dried up the team. "Oh, mniiiiiml Au' pouts, tool Can I bnve pants)" "We'll see." That night when papa came home there wns it atrnuge troy at the gnle to meet him. A Imy with n crop of jellow bristle, nnd troiiscra with pockets, nud a faco ss Jolly as Imp vest moon. "Hello, iropl Ken me. I'm a real boy now." Jamie's mnnly trnlts began to de velop rapidly. lie stamped heavily when he mum Into the house nnd drew bis lint at tho bnll rack Instead of hnuglin; It up as he had been taught, lie grow n whistle nnd git chummy with the Iroys. Mother wns Mart led oun evening to see her baby of two weeks ngo stand ing In front of the long mirror and thrusting his lists at bis own likeness It it milliner most ferocious, frowning meanwhile hs If upon n tinted foe. "Why. Jamie, whnt nre you dolngJ" Her last fears for her sou's mnnll- tiess vanished its he looked up mid topped In the midst of n terrlilc up- pi rent, nnd answered: "I'm Jet' practlslu', mamma. I got to lick n feller to-morrow. It's about a girl." The Wilful Kangaroo. The little Kntik'aroo (If this story U quite true) Could not hu made to bath him In the river. He ssld he never yet Haw water quite so wet The mere sintKestlon mndo him shake snd ahlverl Ills mother nM, "Ahiiirdl You're a ninny, on my word I What well-bred Jungle creature would act so? The llltlu Itlcphants Are glnd to have the chance Their hath Is Just a frolic, as you know. "The little Hnrbnry Ape Does not try to escape When threatened with cold water and tho anp; Tho HIppo-potauuiKscs Don't inn.e such awful ftiues, Nor the Jaguar, nor tin lit t to Antelope. "The mlhl, obedient Yak Would nover answer back, Nor does tho llhluo-clno-rosrer-horse; And tho baby Orocodlle Why, tho water makes hhn smile; And he takes his dally plunges as of course." St. Nicholas. Good lieason, A little girl of llvo summers went out to n tea party, nnd during tho evening her Hindi buenmo untied, "Tin my Hindi, pleaBo," she until to her hostess, "Can't J on tlo It yourself)" naked that Indy. "Of coiirao I can't," '(Why not)" "llcciuiHo I'm In front," said tho child, surprised nt her elder's stupid ity. The Wren's Funny Neat, Tho mother wren, with her saucy tall tilted nt a saucy anglo, loved to coino around tho Inttlceu nnd porches ot Uio houso to muko her home. A grny-hnlreil gontloman Bitting qutotly roadlng on his front porch ono uionUuir watchod her wlUi o inlxturo --cBy wfcj... . pl of niniiseiiicnt nud iiiTfctlon till she flitted out of IiIm view, ProMontly he felt thu llutterof wlugii nroiiiid his hem!, mid then n pair of hiiiiiII feci rested there. It was the wren, A most vigorous pulling mul'tugglug at his hnlr betrayed Hid purposn of lit enterprising Utile bird, When she had secured what she could carry of thu soft while hnlr shu Hew a way, return ing now and then for another supply After (ho leaves bad fallen and all was brown mid bare, the nest was found, with Us lining of whlto hnlr, swinging among thu brunches of some dead hop vines on thu orch. An IriterestlMir ICitrerlrneiit. A pretty mid simple experiment Is to change the color of flowers. Immersu the llowers-lu ammonia, and you will be surprised to seu w,ilte lilies change to yellow; plnlc roses turn a lovely light green; dark red sweet peas as sume blue and rich purple tints. I'he changi) Is so rapid as to suggest the pieseiicit of a magician. hlrliirilriv nil I!uk, Did you ever try to spin mi egg? All you have to do Is to boll thu egg hard mid twirl It In your lingers. Then try to spin It on Its side. In this you will fall, as the egg will stand nud spin on Its large end. THEIR YEARS ARE WASTED r.strriTSKNlit llntrlts Hob Hull I'lujrern of llcnclll u IIIk H.ilirrl-. The worst fault of the baseball bus! ness Is that It tenches young turn the habit of extra vngnucu nnd high living, writes Jimmy Itynn, once one of tho best. Naturally the players on ench great team are lauded ns heroes by their admirers; tho nuwspapers are full of accounts of their doings; they meet hundreds of "girod fellows" who want them to drink, smoke or cnroiise will! them. They meet "sports" of wealth and they try to Imitate these "sports." They spend their money for rich clothes, wines, costly cigars and dia monds, and usually when they are sud denly confronted with u ten days' no tiro of release the diamonds are nboitt all that they hate left to show for the earnings of years. The old-timers were more reckless In this regnrd than the new generation of ball players, but then nru enough youngsters now wanting money. To me It Is n snd commentary on the game to see the great stars of other (lays tolling ns day Inborers. The greatest pitcher of them nil Is digging ditches In Indianapolis; perhaps the greatest luflcldcr the world has known Is clerking In a cigar itore at $1- n week. I hnvr seen him spend (.100 In oun night. I find them In cheap sa loons, on police forces, In city Jobs, but few In nuy rstnbllshed business nnd still fewer accumulating wealth. They wasted their years of time on the bnll field nnd wasted the money thnt they enmetl. At the end of a bnsebnll career tho player Is usually left stranded In the business world. He gains a false (den of his own Importance from the cheers of the crowd nnd the crowd forgets hint almost ns soon ns ho gets out of his uniform. Ho depends upon some of his powerful "friends" to get him a irosltlnu when he gets through. The end usually comes with startling sud denness. The friends that ho relied upon are not so friendly to n bnck number its to n brilliant player. He drifts to the minors, drops out of sight, and seldom rises again. Couldn't Ilo Hotti. "During the tnklng of n religious census of the District of Columbia tho pant winter," relates a representative from Tennessee, "n couple, of young ladles who were engaged In tho work stopptd nt my home on Capitol Hill, nud when thu bell mug It was an swered by the negro boy I brought from Tennessee with me. Tho indies usked him: " 'Will you please tell mo who live s hero)' "'Yessum; Mtstah Johuslng,' wns the answer. "'Is ho n Christian)' '"No, ma'am. He's cr congressman from Tcnnersec.' " Doubts, Governor Douglas of Massachusetts tells this of the Southern darky: "There wns a darky In southern Tennessee, named Knh Friday, who died it short time u;o. Kph wns neither n member of a church nor of a lodge nud thus had no ono to deliver an nddrcsa or a prayer nt bin burial. At last au old undo consented to say a few remarks for the departed soul. As tho cotlln was being lowered Into thn grave the old undo said to the as sembled mourners: " 'Kph Friday, wo trusts you hub gono to do placo whar wo 'spect you ain't.' " rhllndelpliln Ledger, Hhowlitv It to Hint, Scout (from tho city) Where Is the beautiful view you advertise) Farmer Tukeinin Why, yo Jest walk over ter I'okevlllo an' tnko th' stage to Hen I,nke, an' tn' steamer ter Moose Landing, nn' then climb up Skcoter mountain ter what they call "Lover's Leap" and thnr ye git th' vlow, nn' It's u dnndy, Puck. GlituAgo Heqiionoo, llio Maid What Is lovo) Tho llaehelor Lovo Is tho prelude to matrimony. Thu Muld And what Is matrimony) Tho llaehelor Tho preludo to all uiony, Any man who works around a mill can toll you what ho weighs to-dny and what ho weighed yesterday. Moa working around a mill do all Uielr loafing on tho scales. Plenty used to mean enough beforo trusts got to hogi'lng things. fs'vww- Hax Your new nuto Is sixteen horsrj power, Isn't It) Fox Urn I Hlxtesn bnlky horso power, lirooklyn Life, Diner I've been waiting hnlf sn hour for that chicken I ordered. Walt r You have nn uncommon amount of patience, sir. Judge, Hhe Is skin grafting n very Into discovery? He No, It Is only a new branch of n very old art; all grafting Is n skin profess. Detroit Free Press. Kometlmes n man Is despised for twenty or thirty yenrn bccnuie he Is so stingy, nnd then envied nil thu rest of his life became ho Is so rich. Horn ervllle Journal. "You hnten't been here long," re marked tho Ink-well. "No," replied the now blotter. "How do you like your work?" "Well. Its certainly absorb ing." Philadelphia ledger. Husband You ought to know mor than to order n pearl necklace when you know how I'm fixed! Wife Why, John, do you think I want everybody to know how you're fixed? Puck. "Well, Doctors Ilrown nnd Kinltb are f-olng to operate upon old l.olrox." "Is the operation necessary)" "Why, yes; Ilrown tins a note coming due, nnd Hmlth wants an automobile." Puck. Mistress (to applicant for cook's po sition) Why did you leave your Inst plncc) Applicant You nro wry 'In quisitive, inarm. I didn't ax ycr what for yer !st cook left you. Plck-Me-Up. Miss Innlt You seemed bored at tho theater last night, Mr. Knott. Don't you like Shakespeare? .Mr. Wyso Knott Oh, Hhakesponro's nil right. I a'pose, but I wlsht ho'd turn out some thing new. Hx. "Albert, dear, while looking through some of your old clothes, I made such a lucky find that I ordered a new drei on the strength of It." "What was It, dear?" ' Half a dozen checks that had never been written on." Itastus (to druggist) Look hyab, mlsteb. Yo' all sole me some stuff to make Eatteh algs yestuddy. Drug gistWell) Itastus Well, I feed hit to dein hens, an' dey sin' lay no algs dey lay down en die. Mrs. Kmlth Had your daughter a pleasant voyage) Mrs, Nowrlch Yes, but they must have bad an accident Sht wrote she landed on Terra Firms, and I know the boat was bound for Liverpool. New York Mall. Orowell (In cheap restsurant) Here, walterl Ars these mutton or pork chops) Walter Can't you tell by tbt taste) Orowell No. Walter Then what difference does It make what they are) Illustrated lilts. Mamma I thought there was an ap ple on the sideboard and I was going to give It to you, but I find tt Isn't there! Freddy Well, will you give me something else, mummy, 'cos It wasn't n very good one) Punch. "One-half of the world's happiness fs solved when a person learns to mind his own business." "Yes. but It's the other half that causes tho most trou ble " "What's that?" "Oettlng other people to mind theirs." Detroit Free Press. , Mrs. Gadabout People are saying you called on Mrs. Verdigris the other day and got a setback. Mrs. Upjohn What a wilful perversion of truth! I called on her, and got back n set of Dickens that I'd loaned her two years before. Mrs. Nuwad Here's the bread I started to make today. Is'nt It too annoying) Mr. Nuwed Why, It Isn't baked at all. Mrs. Nuwed I know It Isn't: that's Just It. I put pleuty of baking powder In It, but It doesn't seem to have worked. La Montt Children are so miuh worse than they used to be. What do you attribute it to) La Moyne--Improved Ideas In building. I.n Montt What has that to do with It) La Moyne Much, Shingles aro sivtrce. and you can't spank a boy with a tin roof. A Process Kovcrsed: "You regard campaign calculations as a distinct branch of mathematics)" "Yes," an swered the crudlto personage. "Tho method differs from all others. You start with the answer, nnd then work backward and evolve n problem to demonstrate It." Cold Minn 11,1)00 Foot Deep- The deepest gold mine In tho world Is said to bo at llcndlgo, Australia. It Is called the New Chum mine, and Its main shaft Is sunk to a depth of thrto quarters of a mile. The most dlfilcult problem of working a mine of such depth Is how to keep tho tunnels and general workings cool enough for tho miners to work. Tho tempornturo Is usually about 10S dtgrees, and this Is, of course, greatly enervntlng. To mako It possible for the men to work at all a spray of cold water la let down from above and kept continually playing on their bodies. They are naked from tho waist up. Moro Troulilo, Patience What Is that tho choir It singing) Patrice Oh, that's called "Tho Hat tlo Song." "Gracious! Is the choir going to havo another fight?" Yonkcrs States man. Thu youni: man who sets a uoodl start In lire doesn't always make a sat ' Isfactory finish. A pretty girl can teach u mtin auy Uilug but common sense. GOOD BLOOD TELLS ITS OWN STORY And tells It eloquently In the bright eye, the supple, elastic movement, the smooth, eoft okln. glowing wlth Lealth, a body sound an? well, an active brain, good appetite nnd digestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures of llr 11 t.r..t f- ii. & r,t -a ,. m c. a iic uiwu ib tuc most vjuii pan oi tue ooav; every organ, muscle, tissue, nerve, sinew and bone is dependent on it for nourishment and strength, and as it circulates through the system, pure and strong, it furnishes to these different parts nil the healthful qualities nature intended. When, from any cause, the blood becomes Impure or diseased, it tells a different story, quite ns forceful in its way. Itching, burning skirt diseases, muddy, sallow complexions, disfiguring oorcs, boils, carbuncles, etc., show the presence, in the blood, of some foreign matter or poison. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Contagious Blood .Poison and Scrofula, are effects of a deeply poisoned blood circulation. These may cither be inherited or ac jm Mh .atMto luired but the scat of trouble is the same tho l,! l l blood. S. S. 8., njpurely vegetable blood remedy, ts ,- ik c,can8e8 fln(1 purifies the circulation and makes it (asV aWaW IhftP "trong and clean. Under ita purifying and tonic ef ., "", . 7 . . 'cclfl aI1 P'ns nnd impurities arc expelled from the blood, the general health is built up, all disfiguring eruptions and blem ishes disappear, the skin becomes soft and smooth and robust health blesses life. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood .Poison and all dis eases of the blood are cured by S. S. S. Book on the blood and any medical advice, free of charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, ATLANTA. GA. Ilotort Conrlroua. He Olrls are queer creatures they msrrr the first fool who ssks thm, as a rule. I suppose jou woulJ do the same, woiihln t you 7 She Suppoia you ask in and find out. CI7C rartntnantlf Corad. ."oflUDriurrwniHi f 0 r.r"rilJar,auaifl)r.Klln'alrrat;ra llaaiorar. Hnitnt KrHZ trial tollla rM irralla. Vl. K. J I. Kllna, LC4..MI A rati St.. Ittllarfalpbla, I'a. Tim Proper Word. Clara I was tempted to give her a piece of my mind, only I didn't want to make a scene. Minnie You mean, dear, you didn't want to make a production. That's tho proper word nowadays. Boston Tran script. To Ureak In New Shoes. Alwsji aba!. In Allen's Foot-Eve, a powdtr. Itcurca hoi, tartttlnr, ar-hlng. iwollcn fret Curra corna, Inrrowlnf nalli and bunions. At all dru'gliM snd aboe ttorrf, 2.V Don't arci-pt ar.Trubatll.ite Psmple tntllrd FREE. Addreaa Alfan8.0lniitd, bailor, K Y. Lucky, Indeed. "This Is what I get for marrying a poet," pouted the tall brunette. "Wc are too poor to hire a girl, so I have to cook the beefsteak and onions." "Mr dear girl," said the matron, whoso husband Is an editor, "you should be very proud." "Proud of whatr "That you should have found a poet who can really afford beefsteak and onions." For forty year's riao's Cure for Con sumption bas'cured coughs and colds. At druj-glita. Price 25 cents. The Last Perry Expedition 8urvlvor. The newspapers chronicle the death, June 22d, of two members of the Perry expedition to Japan, 1853-54. The July Century contains the personal re collections of this expedition of John 8. Sewall, who was a member ot Com modore Perry's party, and who is prob ably the last survivor of the famous expedition. UoUcriwIII find r. Winnows BootMn Brrnp lbs beat rttnedr torn for their clUldrtn durtoi tb tatthlnx period. Yellow Arc Tommy Flgjara Paw, whose picture Is that feller there where you're read In' r Paw Flgjam Why, that's a half tone of a second cousin of the step brother of nn aunt by second marriage of the foster sister of the chap who Is suspected of being In possession of Information as to who was an accom plice of the mysterious unknown who assisted In kidnaping Sloppy Sadie the Sad-Kyed Shop Girl." Baltimore American. 1)11 J lava Alwnvs turo of Clms. II. Fletcher, mid has been jiintlo under his iernonal tuinervlxloii for over ao yenrs. Allow no ono to dccclro you in this. Counterfeits, IniltntloiiH nnd "Just-as-r-ood" nro ImtKvperlnients. and cntlaiiKer tho health of Children Uxpcrlunco ngnlnst Kxneriineut. What is CASTOR I A Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro Rorle, Drops mid Soothing Syrups. It la lMcaMint. It; contains neither Oplutu, Morphine nor other Narcotic Bubstanco. Its aero hi its guarantee It destroys "Worms nnd allays Fovcrlshncss. it cures DInrrhojn and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teothlnpr Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, reiulntcs tho Stomaeh and IJowels, Ivlitp; healthy and natural ideep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend, The Kind You HaYe Always Bought Bears tho Cy! In Use For Over 30 Years. CUKE Horses of Wmli niatcmrvtr. 1'lnk llje or lmllKeatlon. A Krent BL009 fUliriEK AND CON DITIONEI and a sur cure for nil ailment from wlilch bcarcs arise. CURED 1 he been aelna hiiultn llee I'owUera U iut eUbl tuontb and In that time have eared M horeee of lleavee. 14 of liuteinper and O of Ihrxuite Cough. The r-ruaalaa ltew-v hate salard a great r!Uon in thla aecllon, Ij-ueat betuuka, Jlearuk, M. V. PRICEl AT FWfEt- tpaea "arraer'a Hand efOMaXAMU MCiCtl 0OM AorUaud, OrM Cos.il AaanU nnndHsBnHaV Answered the Purpose. The woman whistled at a car, It slopped with sadden jerk; II rr whistle was a failure bat Her face cot In Its work. TIIK DAISf KI.Y KII.I.HIt dnlroja all tb ni ana unora comfifttoYr hom-ln dining room. alapto; room snd all filter wbara Clrsn, nt and will notanUorlDinr anjrlhlrlr. TtY thtm tmtm ajkd you will never b wlthont them tr ivtt kept try d,alra, aM prepaid fur JOc Harold Hoinajrs. Mt Kaiti AT a., IJrookijrn, X T Iowa Improved SEPARATOR LOW CAN Walat High Skims Cold or Warm Milk 50 Per Cent Cream ITS THE BEST EVER UKND FOR I ATA LOO I' K MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAYER CO. PORTLAND. OREGON HEAT1LE EPOKANK BOISE Dr. G. Gee Wo Wciisrfal Roci Trs.!nt m wonderful Cbt eM doctor I tailed graal becsua be cure people without opera tion Ukat are flian up to die. He cure with Uioae woaderfsl Cbl neee berbe, roote, boJt, bark a aad eecelablea tbat are eaUrrlj un known to medical act- eoce In lata country. Tbrouib Um see of thoae barmlree remedies tbt ramou doctor know Ibe action of oeereOUdlirereat remedies wnlcb be aucreaarour nan lu different dlaeaaee. He saarantre locarcalarrb,aibma,ttin,tbrot, rheumatism, nerrouaaeaa, atemacb. lifer, kid n.iL !-. haj hnmireda or leallmaalala. 'Cbari moderate. faU and ate him. Patient oul or loeciir write ror wanii aim cirrviara. bend tump. CONSULTATION fHKK. AODIltJwJ I T.8 G. Ess wo Chlnasa ne.icin. co. I 2SIU-2S) ALDOt ST.. rORTULtO. ORECOH I jr VaoUoo paper V p.m. a No. 28-1 90S W11EM wrltlnc todTertlrrlow. mention tills iMtpor. I ltntltrht !mt ltnrtin fltn Hli'tin- Signrtturo of HEAVES, COUGH, 34 HORSES. DEALERS. OOv. BY MAIU OOa Book. Ill-ail tn HaaiOT Cv, Bt, faol Mtnn. Err1 4sa45iZ5Eroin R!r YHK?TvSaBBSssB 'I $S nm r I UsK r aM t