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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1908)
tiWM'fl I Is It Your Own Hair? Do you pin your hat 10 your own Iinlr? Can't do It? Haven't enough hair? Ic must bo you do not know Aycr'a Holr Vigor! Here's an Intro duction! May tho acquaint ance result In a heavy growth ofrlcli.tlilck.clossylialrl And wcknow you'll never be gray. I Itstnk (till Arer'a Itilr Yler It It mmI i4(ftillf ii..r it4i .. .r . I l.e u II f-r nmm tin, a I ttm Hula iKlW M " (lMlf IM.4 -Mil II I kMtlnllf ln"l4 l ,plH4M KM' Mim -Hi V iimH , Wai.i, muh; k NvUtf' AvC(tvtl(Mft", ., numtiiu. Ww5 cwjir rrctowu now Hlafcl IThv. Iiaupaa, "Why, Col. Corpucl, sr you sllrt "Am I lr ,.) why houldn't I be, Irl" "Yu mint pardon my lurprla, tola. nl, I could sluinat swrsr I rd your obituary a jr sol" "II I quit tlktljr you did, sir, Tho pspers down ni; wsy hat had my obllti '7 In lyp for ytsri, snd It li poaalbl llil mi of tliiiii way hat ruu It In by accident." Tli Is f Norwsy roan! a tnia who chop down oo r to blunt (lift trUI slcebol. Hud lion III Ural, t'nrl lime did not feel al.le to corn trlhiil more thin 71) renin to Hi ml.iloii sry rain, and ws not particularly en thuatsatle about living even thai. "You ought lo ilr the Unl hs proapered you," Mhl Deacon Ironaldo "I don't Ihlnlt I hit ljfd'll er arena in of Uln" un.rstrfiil," nwred Unci lloe. "Hii or my boy I preachers." I'tMlMlMlf VI. M, "Mfs." remarked He optimist, "li mails tii of miiislilns iml sorrow," "Yes." rejoined tint (NxulmUt, "but the trotiblo U there are about nlu shadow to nnn siineliln" Th production of ilroliol In Krnnr during Hi tson of UKXVUHM I rtll milrd l W.WiMJ isllon, Of thli 'treat quantity ill par rant Indu- "I've Had Experience" "With Hood's Harispsrllls, ml urn con vinced It la a ureal iiiedlrlne,"-lhls U the ubitanca of 40,100 letter by actual count, rrcrlvrd In two yearn, They tell of cure olall blood dlBfsei,oiiofptlr,rhruiiis tliiii,fterfoverwclinei, Hint tired feeling, lirroui weskneta.rtytpepils, catarrli. No Equnl-"t en r from eiparlene that lliHxl'a HartaparllU la without n final." i:MMAli.llowMiK,llllacnrlt.,l)fll,Mm. Boiorrtn-"! had eetemaand tried rr thins" I litard of, but liothln lii-ll in until I took llixnl'a Hrat'rllla, Thank lo thlt inedlelnv, I am now wtll." (ItoRO. Vahal ITMi, Houth HcUiltliem, N. Y. Muioulnr Rhoumatlom-"Mr father had niuaeular rheuuiatlim, H'm ronflnnd to Ida hr.1. II look two Initial of Hood' Har aaparlll anil waa entirely eurcd " ilKUTIIA U I'irhih, lloi 1038, Hprlnvflald, Man, Hood' Hanaimrlll I (old everywhere. In the uiual liquid, or In Ublct form called Bnrentabs. 100 Iioie One DolUr, I'rc Varisl only by C. I. Hood Co, Lowell, Man. MANY NEW "HELLO" dnllwnyt Are to Uie Plione lv 1'laco of Telegraph After March i. RHBUMATISM CAN NOT BEt RUBBED AWAY It Is pctfccUy natural to ntb tho fipot that hurt, nml when the mu&clw). Bcrrai, Joint!) nii'l lionet nre throbbing nml twitching with the pains of Uhcuinatlint tho wufTctcr U nnt ta turn to tho liniment bottle, or noma other external nppllcatlon, In nn cllott to ret relief from fia disease, by tirotlttclitn tountcr-lrrltatlon on tho ftcflh. Mucli treatment will quiet tho jiam tempo rarily, but can ha va no direct curative edect on the real rilscaia because it tloci not lortch tho btocx, where tho causa is located. Hltcumntlsnt is ttioro than l:ln deep it is rooteil nml r; rounded In tho Mood nnd out only Ik: rcachctlbv constitutional treatment IT CANNOT 111 UUIJllUD AWAY. Ilhctimntrsnt Is duo to nn excess of uric ncid in tho Mood, brought nbout by tho uccumutatlon in tho nysteut of rcftuo matter which the natural avenues of bodily waste, tho Jlowcls nnd Kldncyii, havo failed to carry off. This refuse matter, comitije in contact with tho different nclds of tho Wly, fonns uric ncid which is absorbed into the blood nnd distributed to nil parts of tho tody, nnd Khcumatlstn rets possession of tho ttystcm. Tho nehes nnd pains ere only nytnptoms, nud though they may lo scattered or relieved for n time by mti face treatment, they will reappear at tho first exposure to cold or dampness, or after nn attack of Indigestion or other irregularity. Hhcutna llsm can never bo ricnnancntlv cured while the circulation remains raturatcd with irritating, pain-producing uric ncid twlsou. Tbo disease will shift from muscle to muscle or joint to joint, settling on tho nerves, causing Inflammation nnd swelling and r.uch terrible pains that tho nervous system Is often shattered, tho health undermined, nnd perhaps tho patient becomes deformed nnd crippled for life. ft. !5. 8. thoroughly cleanses tho Mood and renovates tho circulation by neutralising tho nclds nnd expelling all foreign matter from the system. Jt worms and invigorates tho blood so that Instead ol n wcat:, sour stream, constantly deposit ing acrid nnd corrosive matter in the mus cles, nerves, joints and bones, the body Is fed nnd nourished by rich, licnltlwiustalntng Mood which completely and permanently cures Kiieumatism. n. a. a. is composed S.S.S. PURELY VEGETABLE of both purifying nnd tonic properties . - - - - - just wnat is neeiieu m every case ot Kiict ..ls Vfc .I.L.fci..uiU.h Hll'ilF . ntliM ttilnwml InnrvMllnf rtllf i (finiiani, iiconutnin iiu jiuuian, in . .....,.. ...(lIvu. .., . mado entirely of purift'ing, healing extracts nnd juices of roots, herbs nnc barks. If you nro suffering from Hhcumatlsm do not waste valuablo tlmi trying to rub n blood disease away, but begin the use of ih 8. 8. nnd write nbout your case nnd our physicians will glvo you nny information or sdvlec Ucjficd f rcc of chargo nnd will send our special treatise on Khcuaiatlstu. THC SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAs Jsqurt Mftf. Ca Cakxo. 1313 LtOUKCU, .1 . -BuiiT'a tsuutfl'l w:."-' "w.1 BAKING POWDER Stands for Quality Economy Purity In providing the family's mcnls,don't be satisfied with anything hut the best. K C iarsuamntcca perfec tion nt a moderate price. It makes everything better. Try and see. Mf Perfect W or Money back. J r-ullimlnu l Up, f Flrtt Msrnste Why do you alirsys x 1 rat on till line? It' not nesilr a short and d I reel a son of lb other. Heeond Mnmate -I know it, tut In flying lo get iae I bar alnny found thl lo t lb lloe of leait reilalaoee Chicago Tribune. line Hlr.l. "I admire that parrot of your,M r tnarke.1 th visitor, rlaltiC to tsLv hi de parture. "It' I ho moat Mtialbl bit J l'v aten for a Ion- time." "Why, be bn't uttered a alngl word tlnrr you cam In," tald lb owner f tb parrot. "I know It. That' why I admlr him." rTP l. Vila Pane aaa all Krrrm Dta-aM I ilo remtanllr eiiexl lir lr. Klm-'a lr J W. Ilmone. K-M f,e VjlllK 1 Irl.l botlU aaj tnallM. (Jr. Ik ILKIU.,iA,ll Art U III.. lUfc.l'. Mul In I lie SlMrbrl. "When I co Into politic, I am cc ttiar to hire out my brains to tbo best psyluc slie," ! "Hut when peoplo hire brains they want furnUbed thoughts; not empty flats." Haltliiiorr Amerlrnn. . i ' Mo fieri will find Mr. Window BonlhtD rrupthab atremedr luUMtutllialrcUaraa ISurluc lt Uatbloe ttiol. Thai THrulHir "t lh WurM, Mollle I Mlah )-ou were more Ilka 1 Mr. SlmrMon. Coddle Sty dear, If 1 were more like Mr. Rltnpaon, I should bare married a woman more like Mrs. Rlmpson. St. l.ouiii rot-lli",h Only One "BROMO QUININC." TliatlaLAXATiVK ItltllMO qtllNIMK. Uvik lortlictnaluint K. W. amiVK. UtM lt MuilJ Oler tot'ur aCota In On bay. He. Thai I'roper r". "U'hst do I set for tliltuntr ask d the rnln, but execrable, amateur. "If I were a police msRlstrate," an wvred the minister, "you would tet dsys; but. as I am not, you'll simply t out." 5teeI-CIad GraBBe. npl4, Sirf, tlta llaadlej 7rmL(xe Mail, mi fall MORB ,.J LAROER iTUMPS with IB SS BXrCXSB lit y otbar. Will U DwrtVtt. Cbnbf aa J Filn JOHN" S. BBALL, RIaBufaftHrer 121 HawtBora Aiaaa H rortlaod, OretN OPERATORS TO BE LET OUT, Block Signals Also Will Be Id- tailed and Many Smalt Stations Clossd. M V9tt7.ftg WJkJ s R Xiviiif f a thm T.amV aYiUUJ.Y .mSmmtii -gr- "tjv rrM'( W -irJl-Jtr L'.Ai m Ttoa jr Sower T W L ) No Second Chaaca M H OooJ ana Mr mak UMmoat U FERRY'S I SEEDS nmtbalumUulMMwU-uiwit uua. m rany" Stcd Annual tor 1908 wi. iiw uj. ast Hir-"i! rutr. r Um aaUmi. 1 wu'l Ht 1 tul v 11. m L B. M.ltHrSCO., puaait.aUe. M BHOtS AT ALL r rniiiiaifun fcYr.i - MkMRinur irtfcraMikTi MCN, B0VB, WOMEN, MISBCi ANO CHILDnCN. mt& W, L. DouBj rnakma mud apllm m i aui MitTMn. Aa.uutMti su.no Bin than mny olhaf manufmaturyn hi aM wariy, Mmamuam tftmy noin mhmiim. tH ", wer lo Ha T of pramlmr vilum than W I H....U. 4 ..i e nm CI,. ei... n...l n r.u.lM al sn Pilea Jlrlufl. mu. uuMiit iwi(ioHui i.wkb uiiwva waiuiwi mb -i"'"" 'j -- -,..... 1 woiM. lima. nui SiHaa. their ' lonor. mnu anyeinor. II'I'IO V. W, U IlnagUinam ami pilee ImUidi1 on W oifc . f "J,1;," ul4 in U.l !. dealeia feaiywkw, bbm UaUr-rirt'iii '.'.'."IT.tt'A l1 ViJf. atl C'aUlo Ire l anr aiUrru. V, It JMIUUI.AK, Hruckli THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY THE FISH BRAND SLICKER Is tho man who has fried to get tho sa mo service out of some other mako etOWD?:, CleqnLlgM;Dumbl OuomnteeU Wotcrprool end Sold ftvryvhare ot 4300 itivi'ouin ctuir liilioa iiaN WW 13 P. N. U, No. 8-08 n HICK wrltlnif tonilYertlaar iiteano luauiiun 1111a ipr. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color more aooda brtshUr unci faster colon than any other dye. mn 1m ,.,..luH In linlnttuiilli. Aalr Haalar. rvt un uritl mantt nnit natiTat lOfl OaClCSKe. WIUO JOT Ir8 DO iunAetSu. e.Bhlnd mix colan. UONSOE DKUQ COMPANV, Quincy. UU&o, I One loo package colors silk, wool and cotton equally wen ooaues A new field of employment for wom en Is to bo opened by tho railways. This does not mean that tho roads will employ women teIeRrrtiliem, but on tbo contrary their eiuplomt-iit will be for tbo purpose of taking the place of tele graphers already In the service. Tho future woman railway uiwrntlnz em ploye will be enjtaft-ed nt the smaller I stations takliu train orders oier a tele- pbone, wbcro formerly such onlers t.ere traiiKiiitttitl nnd recrltcd by tele.raph. This new field will be opcu to women hfii the new nine-hour dny taw rov rrnlng the worklnjc time of railway telegrapher cues Into effect on Ms reh 1. It was confidently esiiectcd that this law would work n revolution In railway oiieratlou, nnd It wns with this end In view that, the Onler of Itnllwar Tele graphers procured Its passage despite the determined opposition of the rail way managers and even ngnlust advice direct from the White House. The I ev olution Is coming, all right, but It will tie n revolution which will rclegnto the J telegrnph to n back scat ns nn adjunct to railway ocratlon ana will throw thousands of operators out of employ ment ud annually wilt decrease their number until tber will almoht disap pear from American raltnays. It was expected that the reduction In tho working hours of railway tele grapliers to ulno hours would coiuel the railroads to employ at least 8.000 additional men at once. It was also known that It would be tmnonslbte to secure this numlier of men when need ed, and It as therefore boned by the men that nn Increase In wages would be a part of the revolution ulanued. CIiiik- la Itraiill. The railway managers at first took a similar view of the situation, but It i soon was discovered that It would be I Impossible to supply tt demand If all j existing telegraph olllees wero to be maintained after March 1. As n re sult of a careful study of the situation ' the nine-hour day for telegraphers will bring about the following ehnuges: 1. Tho abandonment of nil stations as telegraph stations except division headquarters ami Jutictlonnl points. 2. Tbo substitution ot teelphonec for tbo receipt and tlio transmission of or ders and messages. 3. The employment of women ns agents In many stations thus trans formed Into tcloplioiie stations. I. Tho transaction of a tremendous amount of oitlce business by letter which formerly wns transacted by lele craph. 0, The rapid extension of the auto matlc electric block signal system, which will make telegraph stations un necessary. In determining to Inaugurate tbeso cbungoH tho railway managers found that they hnd In reality been preparing for them for year. It wns discovered also that by udoptltig tho most expen sive Kystcm of block slgunlliig train orders and telegraph stations could for the greater part be done nway with. Tho railroads, therefore, decided that they would rather siiend millions In providing nnd maintaining nutomatlc block slgunls which never go to sleep nnd which uever fall unless they spell "danger," than to sietul the samo money In maintaining telegraph sta tions nnd telegraph operators. The closing of stations ns telegraph stations Is mado possible by the fact that with' nn automatic electric signal nil that Is necessary Is to start trains as fast as the terminal blook Is empty nml keep them going until n semaphore sayr "stop." HnrKcou'a Knlfo Cur llrmlnclir. After suffering eicruclstlng pain In his head for twenty-flto years, Louis Wolf son ot Cincinnati has secured relief by having the surgeons cut out two nerve. Tho pain was above the ejea and ut the temples nnd recurred four or flo times a week. Ilo bad consulted tho leading specialists, tried medicines, various fortui of mastsge and electrical treutment In vain. The two olfeudlng nerves, ono on each side, wero between one and two Inches long and about ns thick as a pin. They are termed sensory nerves Hint Is, ncnes which give tbo senno of feeling and not control ot the movements ot mus cles. The headaches have not returned since tbo operation, Local surgeons say Uib Is the first casa of the kind on reqprd. PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. I. Dr. Ilartman is now offering Perana to the public as a regular pharmaceu tical product It is just as ethical as any compound put up for tho medical profession. Ho straining of medical ethics can find any fault with it, THX PRINCIPAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS aro prominently incorporated ia tha label on tho bottle, that the peoplo may know that the claims made for Fenuu, have a true juitiilcation. The only departure we shall make from medical ethics in the conduct of Peruna affairs in the future, is the fact that we shall continue to advertise and tell our product TO THE PEOPLE. If we would agree to toll to doctors only, to advertlso for doctors only, then the medical fraternity would be obliged to recognize Peruna as beifif entirely within their approval. BUT WE SHALL NOT DO THIS. We shall continue to offer Peruna to the people. We shall contlnus t convey to the people our claims for Peruna as a household remedy. We t kail continue to supply tho people with frco literature, teaching them bow to ua our medicine, teaching them how to avoid diseuo, teaching them many thisgs of benefit to the home. We ahall continue to do this, whether the medkal profession like it or not We aro proposing from this time on to take the public into our ceafldesee. Notwithstanding that some imitators and substitutors will be attempting to put up something which they consider just as good as Peruna, we are geiag to draw aside tho veil of secrecy and allow any one who cheeses to knew exactly OF WHAT PERUNA IB COMPOSED. This ought to disarm all honut criticism. We expect, however, that crit icism will continue. On some pretext or other those who are envies of the success oi Fernna will contuse to ana fault Eat we are determined to give such people bo just complaint PERUNA 13 A OREAT MEDICINE. It has become a household word ia millions of homes. Our laith ia the remedy Is stronger than ever. Every year we expect to establish new plants in foreign lands until the peoplo of all the world are supplied with this valu able household remedy. WE CLAIM PERUNA TO EE A CATARRH REMEDY. BnyaVottlBas try it If it helps you, bo henest and acknowledge that it has helped you. If you want us to wo will publish your statement exactly as you furnish it tons. We will add no words, take away no words. If you wish ns to we will publish your portrait in connection with it Wo will not do this without your written request without your entire consent Peruna has cured thousands of people of chronic catarrh, in many phases and locations. At least that is what the peoplo say to us, through unsolicited testimonials. Peruna will cure many thousand mere, lit spite of fabricated slanders to the contrary. WE GUARANTEE EVERY EOTTLS OF PERUKA TO CONTAIN THX INGREDIENTS PRINTED ON THE LABEL. Wo guarantee that every testimonial we use is absolutely trufl-ln the exact language of the testifier. , We guarantee that every photograph published is the photograph of the Eerson whose name it bears, that every word of every testimonial was author ;ed by the hand that signed it We are determined to beat our opponents by being fairer than they are, by dealing squarer than they dare to. We are determined to meet falsehood with truth, duplicity with candor, insincerity with sincerity. We know that the users of Peruna will appreciate our stand. We believe that the dealers in Peruna will applaud our course. We expect evea our op ponents will be obliged to acknowledge finally that Peruna is sot only as honest and useful remedy, but one of the GREATEST HOUSEHOLD MEDI CINES ON THE CONTINENT. Peoplo Who Object to Liquid Medicines Can Now Secure Peruna Tablets. Pro UaLle. "I sometimes think." said Dubley, "that It would bo Interesting to trace the origin of somo of tbe common phrases of the day. For Instance, I wonder who originated the expression. It never rains but It pour." "Very likely." suggested Kidder. "It was Noah." PUIS CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. rAZO OINTMENT la iu anlerj cur ant c olItcbtDf, UlinJ. Jletl!nor Protrudlnf 1'llca Ins lo liu) or money ralunded. Wo. M IbM Ha Wane, Mamma "Your overcoat wtll nerer Ot you this winter." Itobbjr "I know It won't, mamma, but my skates will; so don't let's worry." Puck. A Mumper. Marlon I showed papa those verses you wrote me, and he seemed oleaseL. Harry He dldT Marlon Yes. He said he was glad to see you were not a poet. C. Gee Wo TVa Mil lim nUabl CHINESE Beet ind Kerb DOCTOR nu m4 a lire etaaj el rvma a4 Serf, as le laal MaJy dmr4 4 I fl lu la the woeM ku ac4 rai narxw. No Merotey, PoJaoa or DrvtU1 II Care JMaStesfc I ,ul,HMkaM nJ All filiate liloa A SURE CANCER CURE Juat Received from Paalnr. CMaa Safe. Son ad Reliable. CONSULTATION PRBO U roa caaaM call, writ for aji4oa bUaft an4 aW Ur, Ib'Iom. arvaialRMaa-f. fcB 14 1 in 8c, IVir Mercian. rsnUaa, Oraaaa. rivua XI ratio Tula Carer. IVsd of Yala declared that poorer pupils made beat seholsrsblps j rich boyi aeeleeled their studlr. '.saw irrmawriT-iTT riTiMaTnwrfcTw-i;vrlil Tito Kind Yon llava Alwnya Untight 1ms borno the Kltrnrt- tltt. nC llllllfl If rinlnlt.in .....I ,... !. . 1 1 . . ...u . wu... ....ivivim, 1.UU. ii,s uvai iiuiiiu uuuer uia liorsoiml supervision lor over HO years. Allow no one to ilceolvo you In this. Counterfeits, ImltntloiiH and " Just-os-poort" aro but Kxpvrliucnts.iinil cmlnurrcr tha health of Children Hxperioiico against lixporiincnU What is CASTORIA Cnstorlu Is n linrmloss subbtituto for Castor OH, Pare Rorlc, Drops and Sootliluir Syrups. It is lMeasant. It contains neither Opium, iJToriihluo nor other Narcotic fttibstanco. Ita ai?o is Us Kuaniuteo. It destroys "Worms and allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Dlnrrhrun and "Wind Colic. 1c relieves Too thine Troubles. iiri-i :iuHtvuflnti nud Flatuleney. It asslnillates tho Pood, regulates the iiuirj iiuiiiiur vrjiiiiin, iiiuriuiiuu Jiur ouier jsur itanco. Ita airo is Us suantutco. It destroys "V allays Vovcrlslutess. It cures Diarrhoea and o. It relieves Teuthliifr Troubles, cures Constli) Kllltlllilli- It nsMliiillntAn llin l?n,wl. vnaiilaf Stouineh and llowels, glvlnif healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's I'auacoi Tho Mother's Friend. The Kind You Haze Always Bought Boars the Signature of 2L&tfm&x In Use For Over 30 Year. THiaiaraua oohmnt. tt Mwaaar araiiT. Hivtraaacrrr, -"--' -."--