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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1905)
irv W For Lung Troubles Aycr'o Cherry Pectoral cer tainly cures coughs, colds, bronchllls, consumption. And It certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. Thcrccnn bo no mistake about I this. You know It Is true. And your own doctor will say bo. "Mr little W lied a tarrUde roaih. I ttl-t atemliln I ruuhl liatr f hul in tain until I liM At' I'htrif rertiirsl. Tin mtt mini n iiitr, aim n iiMiinr imprnte'i until li eileclly mil -i a. J mmuuut aiivu, in, A Alt mattufeelurere f J SABWPAB1LUL t ( O hair vioor. Koop tha liowols roujulnr with Ayor's Pill and thug hnston rocovorv. A Hard (Juration. Moiltrii Mali)- I wleli sumo advice. DM I.atljr -Certainly, lujf dear. What ta II T Modern Maid Htmll I tnnrry a uiiui wlmao taalra art the opHislto ii( mine, ami iiiarrr with Mm? or shall I marry a nun wlwae tnstra aro tha lam ai ml uo, ami get tlrwl of lilmT Thn Search for Paul Jones' Body, II irk til tlm coming liotun n( tlio Ixxly ( John I'rtiil Jours, to rest In tlm crypt of our imw Naval Aewlrmy, lies tha tory of (St'tiitral Horace) Porter's six years' tucat, Impeded Ly many oh itnolr, Riirrniiitiil nt Ut, with over wlimiillntc evidences In favor of tlm Ideii. (Mention of tlm liody. The full itory ol tli la tfomrcli (lennrat 1'urtor telli for the llrat tlmn in the Octolwr Century. "(JKHt avriimliiK charx" of our iii liamy In i'arla ami (IihIIuk niymlf amoiiR the old landmark! which are till honorttl Ihi'M ai riTAllitiK thr many hlatorlu Ini'lilrnt In the aojourn of I'aul Jnnrn In that liflllUnt raplUl," ajra (Irunral I'ortrr, "I fnlt a ilrrp mutt of liuiiilllatlon an an American cltlmn In rralliliiK that our firit and tuofit faaclnatliiK naral hero had Ihtii lyliiK for more than a century In an un known and forgotten km and that uo ucrOAxfiil attempt had aver been made to recover lit romalm and kIv ttirin appropriate tepultiir In tha land upon whom hlatory he had ilied io much luater." AmoiiK the llluitratlomof tha article In one nhowlriK tho fare of the recovered Inxly, compared with tlm Iludon buit. How nha l.aiiiletl lllm. Kilttti I'll' tulJ Ilia to till 70 you nuitn't com brr nr mur. II ; you r a diti(ruui uian, Udnard Uaufiroui mini What dua tia iiifinl HJIlli--II lajr you'r tha aort of a fallow who will haujr aruuiitl a (Irl for yaari aoil nrr marry ktr. To tlrrak In Nw Shoes. Atwaya ihake In Altea'a Toot tax, a powder, lteutea hul, iweallur. arhlnf. awolleit let Cure roriii, lntuwii nail, nd tntiilotia, At all drusa-lila and lti Wlrl,r' Don't aerept aittubillliite Mample mailed Kltr.S, AddrM AIIu I, OlltiiUhl, U lUiy, '. V. Friendly Crltlolani. "Taiss," remarked Jsgciby, "Is a treat place for anskes. I one aaw a green ami yellow anaks down thr 77 1 feet long and as bit round as a whisky birr)." ! "Well, I don't doubt It," rejelnwl j Warcaby, "but It'a dniiitliiiiits to fudc I you saw tha wliliky barrel before you I aaw tb snaka." I Kor forty yrar'a nan's Cora for Con. i (uinptliill haa' cured Coughs and cold. At UruggUts, l'rlre 'Jirenta. Noiuewhat DlrTpreitt. I "Wlint Is the prlro of that antltjua j clialrV" asked tlm lady sliiipper. "Nineteen dollars, madiui," replied tli new clerk. "Aren't you mistaken?" queried the bi renin hunter, "It certainly cau't bo worth that much." "Madam," said the conscientious yoiiun man, "It Is probably worth about ,'J.r.O, but you asked tlio price." BissssasEzzmnss Tlio Kind You Iluvo AhvnyH turo ot ClniH. II. Flotclior, and 1ms boon iniulo imtlcr his nerrioiiiil NtiporviNlou for ovor :() years. Allow no ono io douolvo you lit tltlH. Conntorrt'ltH, Imitations nnd JiiMt-nH-rooilM aro lMitKxpurliuoiitri, and ciulanuor tho licalth of Children Hxporlouoo agaliiNt Kxporliiiont. What is CASTOR I A OnNtorla Is n liannloss Htili.stlttito for Cast or Oil, laro Rorlo, Drops and Hnothlnir Hyrtips. It Is IMoasant. it contains nolthor Opltini, Itrorphlao nor other Narootlo riiiliMtauco. Its afro is Its K'linantce. It destroys AVornis anil nllays FovorlslmcHS. It cures Dlurrluuu and AVItul Colic. It rellovos Tcothlnir Troubles, euros Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, roirulntos tlio Htoiuaeh and llowols, trivial? healthy anil natural aleop. . Tlio Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Soars tlio We-31 In Use For Over 30 Years. th( etNTMt eoueaNV. t? Musaar ariT, niw veaa city. HtWMt II.imIIa llm Ittaa ........ . ...i. ... it.. i. ' w ..... ... .... MiMiiif VHKiii riKiii; hi iiiu murium liml received Instruction from lilt father "'nover to hurry lit elders" ft Si 1 I H 1 1 ! f M If A. Jft M filial llB ' uiilii iiu hum iinni'ii tin n luuiu lie mil nnurii ror n tiling no st pnllmilly, waiting tholr e U, gut around to It In thu evening climbed Into should nut CUIIVOIllollC Teddy III hiitl wtlhfiilt fifivlfiif IiIm imtml tirnvorN .im.- i. .11 ....". i.... t .1 '" iiihihihh.iiiii;viiuh 1'inr.cvii uiwnil lro (iviinli transpired a moment Inter, when Toilily'n miimiiiii nakod irhy tlm pniycm hi)d hcen ncKlccti'il, "I'vo nHki'd (Joil for t'reo nl(,'litn to iniiko Teddy n k'oi1 hoy, nn' If I nlu't It'll 'rflimo (Jod'a broil kep' htiay aoin'er'ii eltn, I'op anya: 'Don't over hurry tint lion it' nn' I kuchn I nlu't n-Klu' to hurry nod. He'll net round to me Jen' na aooti na ho hn time." Kiplalnrd. Thero la n well-known atory told by I Demi ItnniMiy yenra utfo of two old lu- die In hla church. I "Wna It no' a wonderful thine," inld ono of them, "that tho llrortlih wero nyn victorious over tho French In but- tlo?" "Not n bit," anld the other, "dlnnn yn ken the MrretUh nay thrlr pruyvr before Knen Into bnttht)" "Aye," returned the first, "but caunn the Trench any their prnycra a wcelV Tho reidy waa: "Hoot, Jabberltuc bodlei, wha could understand UieiiiT" Hmt or Ohio, Cirv or Touui, ., I,un nuHtr, I " ratMK J. miNsr inakri oath that b li oulur HDr nt Ui nimol r. ), t'lliHiriV .'() .iloltif liuiliir.tlu Um rlrilTulilii,Cuun t.o.aoiiii iiuiinr.iiii irm i'iiyiiToiiiii,Uoun. ty and Main aluiriald. and that laid firm will l-t til initio! ON K llrSDUKII Ildl.l.AltH Inr IS.hi"!"JfJI,.r.rTi!,.V.'.Ti.?,lU".l.r.V"l0,U cutad br Ihauxol llall.'al'iTtHMll Cl'RR. ritANK J. CIIKMIV. Hwnrn to l-cfor nt and iiib.crlUd In my irMuc, IhtiClbdayol ItfrtinlT, A li . lkoo. w. A. W. UI.KAHO.V, IIAL Kotary I'ubtle. Itall'aratarrtiCurali takan Internally, and act dlrretly on tin blixxl and mumua ur(u oltbe atttn. Hand I r ti-.lliiiuiilal, r, , . , r.i. CIIKSKV Jk CO., Toledo, O. Hold by Drill lu. 7. llall'a r.tully i'llli are tho Uik ratal i:iiallly. llie drnwbncka to aoclnl rqunllty come out In domestic service, If they appear nt nil. A correspondent reports this conver sation between nn Amerlcun Indy llr Iiik In Mnutln and ouo of her 1'lllplno servnuta: "Itnmnr." sntd she, "why la It that you worked so well for the Hpntilnrds, nud did It for so little? They treated you very bndly.nud I treat you well. They pnlil you only two peaoit mouth, nud you nsk twenty-Ore of tuc. I don't understand It." "Ah, senorJ," suit! Itamar, "tho Kpao lards were our superiors. You Amer icans are our eo,ua!s." FITS Permanently Cnted. Ko an or n.rrouinfn Ii..ii.r M.Mfl're'iM.llwtil..ndir.il..l'"rsnie another thlm; when our boya an Ir. lull. Kline, UJ..MI AifhnL, rblldlpbla,l'a (Irla waa crown, I.attKha at 55 Ha nit. 'Insulting ttehnvlor" I a very elna tic chaw In Austrnlla. It may cover niiythliiK from pltrhaudtoas to uinii-l .l...l... I... i.u. ....n..u.lKH ...' eiimiiiiirr. iiiv tiitoai (iitvaituu vvuii'i from llenillKo. In thnt Kolden city, where the lata Mnniula of Kallshury tried hi luck ai a digger, tho authorities of a Meth odist Church, decided to suppress Ju venile kIkkIIuj:- They Introduced a po-Ik-t'iunu In plain clothes, and bo de tected n couple of amitll boys latifUluu durlni; the evenlni; service, ... I.. ,...- . I a clmrKo of "Insultlni; Pelinvlor' nud flmd f3 each. Iludon Chronicle. t75 I'fRMANtNT 'rysitd eipemea paid f. liable Hieli.otila ilei-ttbe eny , l'lc-llt work. II. Ilenker, rom&, tl 7th it , foitland. A Trlllnir Itelort. A telling retort wns inado by a com mercliil traveler to un unkind raiuurk inado by n young woman whom bo hnd met at tho houso of a friend. The young woman, of New England origin, Inquired tho occupation of the young man, "1 am n commercial trnveler," quiet ly remarked the young innn. "Ah, Indeed!" alio returned, In a very pntronlxlnt; mnuuer. "Do you know thnt In my part of the country com merclnl travelers urn not received In good aocletyl" 'Nor nre they here, nmdmn," quick ly replied the young man, bowing po litely. Itouirht 1ms borno tho hIl'hu- Slgnaturo of mil uoyn were iirounni mio court ";,,, 1BV ,, ...m and prowl, aa' I eauMn't .l n .r.! J. .... k i.,T;-ri-a-'iirTi-a'-si f t s? ' '""v T V" ' v-' -L JL &;: , & o y r L 4rfH?Ov'5 1 H Cl V U I 1 LK N Am ? B n?frent4KHM-M' tflfM.n,4wltfXMi Over tlio Hill Io the I'onr Holme, Orvr tint Mil tit tin- iMMirlioinr, I'm truilitlii' in wtirr way I, a wbiiimi ut ictrviity, ami only a trln urity I, wliu mu imirt ami clilppt-r. fur all tli ymr I'Vf tr.lil. As nuiiy Hiinllifr wuuiati tliat'i only lull a old. Orr thr hill to tba wxirhuu -I can't riultc lunVn It clrar; Orrr tin bill to tlm ourln,MJ -It nonin io Itorrld uurvrl Many a itt 1'r taken itlollln' to ami fro, Hut tbli I a auit nt Journi-y I iiffcr tliuuilit to ko. Wbat li Hit ui ii f lirapln' on in a hh- tivr'a alianirl Am I laiy or rraiy? Am I Mini) or lamnf Trur, I am nut aupplr, nur yrt mi awful atuut; Hut rliarlty ain't uo fivor, If on ran lira without. I am wlllln1 ami amloua an rraily any day To work ftir a drctut li'Hirat war: It vita an' pay my ro- I ran arn my victual, an' more, too, I'll It bound, If anytrly la wlllln' to bar me round. Our I waa young an' bandaomr I waa. upon my aoui One my rbrrk waa rotra. my ryra aa unci as roai; And I van't rt-mtriubrr. In tlimi daya, of lit a tin' rn(i aay, i'or any kind nt a rraiun, tbat I waa In for any k I Ibrlr way. 'T'n'1 " ' bttaatlii'. or talkln' orr fre. lllut many a houae an' bom waa open then io ni i Many a han'aotne offer I bad from likely men. And noltody ever hinted that I was a bur den thru. And when to John I was married, aure be mi Kood ami amart, Hut he awl all th txUbbers would own I dtiutt my parti I'or llf naa all before me, an' 1 waa young an' itrena-. And I vurkwl the beat that I rould In tryln to set iloiir. And an we wnrked togetberi and Ufa waa hard, but ay, With and tbes a baby for ta rbeer ua oi tur May; Till w bad half a deira, an' all trowed el4M in' Heat. An' went to arhsAl, like others, an' bad siKMJib to eat. He we worked fer the cblMr'n, and ratted 'em every one; Worked far 'em summer an' winter, Juat aa we ouvbt te've dene; Only perbap w bHUinred 'em, wbleh aeme (imm folka eoudtmR, Hut every ceuple'a eblld'rua a heap the beat to them. Htrmr how much w tblnk of our bleated little oncal I'd bar died fer my daughter!. I'd have died for my eoua; And tjo.1 He mad that rule of lw; but when we're old and cray, I've noticed It eometlmea aomebow falls to work the other way. Ana woen, eirepun Loaney, toey u ten lis there alone! When John be nearer an' nearer come, an' ararar aeemed to be. TD lfk lilx' ,i',frSmmroton ' "' Mllll 1 was tismnil frt atnipvle an never "-- "-- -- -..-.-, Hlllt t worked for Charley, for Charley waa now my all; And Charley waa pretty food to me, with acarce a word or frown. Till at laat be went a-courttu', and broucht a wife from town. Hhe waa anraewhat dresay, an' hadn't a plenaant amlle Klie waa ijolle etNtrelty, and carried a heap Hut If ever I tried to be frteuda, I Hi with ,. ,.f,.T W, .HI. Of brr. I know; ihe waa kard make It to. She had an edleatlon, an' that waa sood for her; Hut when she twitted me an mine, 't waa carry Ik' thins tee Yuri An' I tel her oaee. 'fore compsny (n' It alme. t wade her elck), Tbat I iivtvr m allowed a sntminar, 01 it a 'rtthwetle. Ho 'twaa only a few dsya before the thine waa dime They aa a family of therasetrea, and I an other oue And a very llttl cottage one faintly will da. Hut I never bare seen a beuae tbat waa bltt enough for two. An' I never could apeak to ault her, never could please her eye. An' It made we Independent, an' then 1 didn't try; Hut 1 waa terribly ataiik'tred, an' felt It llko a Mow, When Charley turned ac'ln tne, an' told ma 1 could ko. I went to lit" with Huimi. but Buaau's houae waa small. And li aa alwava a hlntln' bow snug It wss for ua all; And wbat with her htiaband's atater. and .... .. l.t. nt.ll.l.. .1... HURI WHM .,,. .M MtHV. 'Twaa easy to dlaeuwr tbat tbero wasn't room fur nte. An' then I went to Jlmmns, the oldest son I've fot, t-Vr Tboinaa'a bulldlitgs d cover tbo half of un nrre lots Hut all the child rn was on we I couldn't aland their sauce -And Tbomaa wtM I needn't think I was coiutn' there to Ik. And then I wrote tn lleboca, my gttl who lives out West, And to Isaac, not fur from her some twen ty mllrs at I't'sti And one of 'em ssld 'twas too warm thero for ati) ouo so uld. Aud t'other had uu opinion tho cllmnto was too cold. Ho they hnvo shirked and alighted tne, an' shifted me uliout Bo they have wvll-ulgh soured uie. an' wore my old heart outs Hut still I've borne up pretty well, an' wasn't much put down, Till Charley went Io the poormaiter, an' put mo on tho town. Orer the hill to the iKorhouao my chit sr, good-fiy; I'vo wutched you when only dr'u dea Mativ h IllEht lllHt num uiyii, And (IihI'II judtio lietweeu us, hut I WIN ul'nys pray That J mi slmll ucur suffer tho half I do to dty. Will M. Carleton. Hlto J ii in poll nt It. air. I-nybor Wo traveling men un tlilukltiR of orK'inUliiK. Mlsa Nlodornmn (vnguoly) YcsT Mr. I.ybor Yes. I wondor what tho public would think of our union? Miss Nledormnn Ob, Mr, Iiybor, this Is so suddonl Ptillntlclphla ICdKcr. Thoy tulle about tho ability of "young blood," Our oxnerlonco luia boon thnt It requires a ifood doal of training. FOR UNIPOHM DIVORCE. Action Totrnril (Inlrriti I.eKlalntloii fur Ciirrcclloii of KhockliiK Alnme. Tho Governor of tho vnrloim HtnU-i of thn I'n Ion nro to bo tho lender of ia frwi 4 imilntinl liuki'iilllnlit turn llin tm ...... I IllltlUIXII ..-. ...! .. Wl- recllon of tho pren. recllon of tho pre. nit loose Inw of llvorco, Tho proa- ....-......- el (Ilvorcv. Tho proa- nt unfortunnto b ck of ,, If" "ml y L .-.? :l.u tMiMiiiin for dlssnt. Xd eotiDle i l" u lnl couple to ko from ono Hbito to another, nnd Knln a dlvorco for trl- vLal cause, I to oov. leji.-vri-AtKtu bo corrected by IUicunutism. Catarrh, Contagious Blood Poison and Scrofula, nre effects of havlnif n law that ahull be uniform In a deeply poisoned blood circulation. These may cither be Inherited or ac all pnrt of tho United Htatc. Then m "Jt rtTatli 1uJre(,t hut the Beat of trouble Is the same -tha thero will be no more trip to Iako- vji fjLrQ Ql blood. S. S. 8., n purely vegetable blood remedy,! in, a lx moiiths' residence, nnd dl- 5k j l-k c'canscs and purifies the circulation and makes it vorco (.-rnnti'd that nre really crime . lw WEgJr p9 strong and clean. Under its purifying and tonic ef- iiKalntit law of mornllty. fecta all poisons and impurities are expelled front The lender In thl Important fiRht I J1"5 blood, thp general health la built up, all disfiguring eruptions and blem- Ih Gov. Haniuel W. I'eiitiypncker. of I'enimylvuuht. At n recent session of tlw renuaylvHiiln Ktnte lA-jrlsbittiro nn ntiproprlntlou of $10,00) wnm miidc for the purpoNo of ImvltiK the (Jovenior cull for a national congrpsx, conslst liiK of three men from each Htnte, to be nixjntfd by tha UovernorM. TIionh nre to drnw tii n uniform law which In afterward to be ndojited by the Iicla In tu res of ench Htnte. In tills wny a uniform Inw enn be .ecuritl, nnd nt tho kuiiio time ench Htnte rctalmt Itx light to reKulnte Its own Inws on tho Hubjcct of mntrlmony. Tho bill wn Inlrcxlucetl Into Uie LcKlfdMurc by Henntor Wllllnm C. Htirotil, of Delnware County. Gov. I'riuiyimrker knew all Ita pnivtalotia In odvnnce, anil wna the more In favor of them ttecnusc I'resblcnt ltooicvclt III a mesMiKo to Congress hnn thought the mntter of aufltcleut moment to de vote to It n considerable n mount of dhicusslon, ami to recommend action to secure uniform lnws. In his speechea and iirKUinentM Gov reuuypneker contends with srmtt forcv that the Inws should be so ar raiiKod that uo person could obtntu n divorce wUJiout very gravo cause, and thnt above all It should not be itossi ble to cot In n legnl way In a for eign Htnte that which U not legally (HMtslble In one's commonwealth. Ho points out the farce of letting perron , take up a six months' domicile In nn-l other commonwealth, ami snya that' the first provision of tbo new law! should be a atrlct order that the dl-' vorce must be grnntetl In Uie Suite In I which the applicants lived. He shows j convincingly that the evil of divorce , hnx been pormltttil to grow until it haa Imx-oiiiu n nntlonnl meunce. "A few yearn ago," he sayn, "thero were unhappy mnrrlagea, ns there will nlwnya be, but the divorce was com paratively rare, for ptople conslderetl marriage a serious thing, n tie thnt could only be dissolved for the most tlugnint cntisea. That a change has come over the genera! public U due in Uie flrot place to Uie publicity given to the decency-defying divorces of tho rich. Others have felt that If the rich dare inilckly and openly cast off ties that begin to (tore, they could do like wise. Aa n result, divorce la extend-) Ing all over the country, nnd the gtMI effect of preventive legislation In some HtHteti U nullllled In othem, where dl ttrco la graiitetl to nil whcnpply." NumerouH inoMsigcs from mora than n score of States have been received by Gov. I'eunypacker In reply to his call to the different Governors to unite In concerted action for Ute preserva tion of tlm purity of thn American homo. Gov. Dawson, of West Virgin la, writes: "I am Uiorougjily In sym pathy with this movement and shrill be glad to npimlnt delegates to such u congress." in practically similar strain other Governors write, nil pledging support of tho movement, which Its ndyocntes believe wilt put nn end to tho present shockingly Indecent system of divorce. Doinrstlo Kooiioiiiloa. Tbo innn whoso thrifty cholco of a tvlfo Is chroulclod In tho Itochoatcr llorald will doubtlosH iniiko n succoks In tho business of llfo. IIU tnlont.4 dontlno him for n wldor siihoro than ; thnt of n Klninlo fnrmers life. Uo wiih nn Alnbiuun youth, nud ctiurttsl two girls nt the saiiio time, Ouo wns Sully; tbo other whs Mnry. Sully wns n very fine girl, thrifty, Industrious, nnd of n doinostlc turn. Slio wns not so prvtty hs houio other Klrln, but JniuoH, tho swhIii In ques tion, hnd courtetl her hi his enrly yenrs. When ho hnd prospered nntl enruetl n little money, ho becmno In futuiitetl with Mnry, swett, pretty, but nlwuys Idle. Tho neighbor nt llrst wero puuletl by tho double courtship, but nfter n whllo they decldetl that Mnry wns tho favored one. Suddenly James married Sally. Tho .Methodist preacher who per formed tho ceremony bad n llttlo ot tho curiosity which possesses all man kind. "James," ho said, "wo nil thought you were going to marry Mnry." I "Yea," replied Junius, "hut I thought If I married Mary I should havo to en-' gngo Bally to wait on her. If I married Sally sbo would wait on herself. Hpitomt. "Shu got so tunny freckles last sum mer and sbo says thoy worry her bo." "Tho Ideal I should think they'd bo n comfort to her. Sho can blamo her bad looks on them." Vhlladclphla Vress. No lixooptlou. lturglnr All I want Is your money, lndyl Old Maid Go away, Vrrotch you're Just llko all tbo other moil I kuowl Suiurt Sot. GOOD BLOOD TELLS ITS OWN STORY A i.l -1t- II. .1 t 1.. at. t . .. - . . .. , A. .... """" " cioqucnuy in wie Dniii """ " otjucmiy in m oneiii eye, itxe auppic, $Ztient,tocmorth,nhMnBlag-lih J "J" .' f 80,Vnd an e,n n ncve bra,. Ex nnpctlte and dltreatlon. refreshing iileen. mrrtrv in - .' " :,'" i f if . i ,7' , """ """ b"u STJiJf n'!fdlBe8l.,on' rttnahiog sleep, enersr to pcr- f?m & du,V" ,a"d caPty to ciy e Pe" of 1,fe- Thc bxxl 9 the most vlUil part of the body: cvcl7 ?fRan: mu,9c'c' t,ss.ue' n?, sinew nnd bone (a dependent on It for ' "ourlsh,"e,nt fl"d BtrcnKtli, and. as it circulate through the sy.tetn, pure nnd Btronp, t furnishes to these different parta nil the liealthful 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 skin diseases, muddy, sallow complexions, disfiguring oorcs, bolls, carbuncles, etc., show the presence. In the blood, of some foreign matter r ,: ! "UC3 "sappcar, uie siein becomes ooft )"U",""B,U1. viarrn, ocroiuia, conugious Ulooa I'oison and all dis eases of the blood are cured by 8. S. S. Book on the blood and any medical odvlce, free of charge. & SMFT SPECIHG CO., ATLAIITA. CAs IVap-Yrar Kplaorto. Fred Mlsa KMerlelgh bas proposed three times within tha past six weeks, but I can't tnaka up my mind to accept her. Joe Has she got money? Fred About $50,000, I understand. Joe Well, you are tnklns desperate chances, old man. Supposa ah abould stop proposlnz? WET WEATHER. WISDOM! v V THE ORIGINAL . -I 1M 0WEJ?S BR SLICKER DLACK OB YELU3W WEL KEEP YOU DRY NOTHING ELSE WILL TAKE NO 3U05T1TUTW cavaioouia rate SHowindTuu. use or ohmints and hatv. A. J. TOWCn CO., BOSTON. MAsa., U.S.A. TOWtnCANA0IANCO..LTD., TOW ONTO, CANADA. .(. ajut.a .. .... ..... I Beat Oouf h Byrap. Tum GouO. Dae nn.BK n.b 11,1 imii. Bold ,r be druHlsta. m . K 1 idSi$ - fv XJ x vh K V T T V I j W-iV We do crown and brldcework t' hnut . n. OurHyrar eprlenc In plate work en attlea ut Io nt y ur mouth rontforubiy. Dr. W. A. W It bu found tale iy to eitratt teetn aUoluley wlitioutpAln. Dr T I' Wlae la an expert at r'.d CI tat n4 crown act brklirwork. Kllracllof fr wtao (latea or bridiea are ord' r U. WISE BROS. DENTISTS ralll of Oldf., Toted and Waablnatoa Bt. Open TDlnt till o'clock. Hutidaya from t to 11. Or Main SO. bWJbW I DR. W. A. WISE r NOTHING WILL FATTEN HOGS So quickly Pood (burtn. toe tooa i PRURBIAN POULTRY FOOD, " I VWaViiaS I SjFSrl " ih k Kill .... I. ava K.traa At ! &L -TV. IBM1L 1SU !- UU. HEAVE PQWDEnS.eurebe.vTta.pRUS ,m.. . I 'n.i lain. Aia term r our Sleek er I'oatwy ixwx. PORTLAND SftD CO., Portland. Ortjon, Coait Accnts ft eemry to pull the team up hill whon plowing aula bills, devl Ad justable up, down and s. Jo ways. Long levers in easy reach. Third plow put on or taken olf in a moment. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. First end Taylor Sts., Portland, Ore. SCATUC. SPOKANC. BOISC. MtDfORO. 5AICM. i rpfr Tmi eat common Ci'fiili sense for X All i m breakfast" WjJ1 All BSfisfiSrSW! 1 if aO 111 A tremendously nutritive, pure white I fm llXuM I wheat food, with a flavor that will 1 lB itHrafl I make you pass your plate lor more, K IHbH 1 Two Honest Pounds m lft ImH Ml 'n Evory Package. m laHsV IbbbH A I PRICE 20 CENTS M laflaW ffBBBBBS ' -e.w M PB 1sbbbV1 ASK YOUR OROCUR. M ObbWIbIbbS HUry.VaiWsraIlasVMIIUC., Wl-W iWHH Htaacaralli, Mine. j Th eye, tne flupplc, and smooth and robust health blesses Ily I)HT.5rent I'-iiha. Hanker Young man, I besan at tba bottom and worked ay way up to wbera I am. Genial Burglar I got In a room above and worked my way down. Votbert wilt And Mrs. Window's BooUdnc Syrup tba teat remedy to dm for their children durlnf th tatthlnr period. , I'ertinent Query. nim I ice your social rival, ills Htidd, bas her picture In to-day's pi per. Her Indeed! What was sbo cared of? m. Op this out. rctarn to us with th nines and ittresaes of yourwlf and two ef your Iritait, anl the diu when you will prctuNy J enter a butlnets coQece. and we will creJlt , you wtth 15.00 on our 65.CD achotarthlp. Our school offers eateptlonal aJvanUfes to stuenuof Dutlneu.ShortlunJ.EnctUh.etc. Bur iNSTsuctioa lowtsr Tuition iiiroacAtutaui it trsitu THE MULTNOMAH ' BUSINESS INSTITUTE ! M. A. AUtlN, pats. as sikth aT. PORTLAND, ORE. P. ft U. No. 40-1905 Wlimf wrltloc toaulTartlsarapIeaue mantlon this paper. I and welt aa Pruatlan Stock Pood oddctl DR.T.P.WtSC totbefecd. It wiuput them In the Inat condition to fatten rapidly Shot Una f ettrslsf Tiae. "Wccan truthfully aay from our experience 1'rufalan Block ahortens the fattcnlns ncrlnd at lenat one- Wecontldcrltlndlat vecotitlucritinuianenaiMeini titettloKnoir and cattle J. W. WILLIAMS, IlrceJert.ltriant.Ind. PRUSSIAN STOCK FOOD htHrrala by aadeildlmlM r.ttimr'K the twd out f coniuracu. mlki unnutoilMnnlNvt,Bvsiir .rv lTodoeer and raaterarar. PRUSSIAN Ml 1MUIUY ftbJ ISSIAN LICE POVVOI n fer t ire (mi IHwitry i PIIUDOIAN Hum I DY CO. I""'. Hlan. THE NEW CASE GANG Keeps the Ground It don't buck up behind when you plow down hill. It Ih properly balance! on its axles. Never ncc-