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1 i BM Couin ferret. Tawae OooU. Cm! tn ttma. e-ts rta. nLILESON MACHINERY CO. (successors to Johu t'oole) Foot of Mrrln Street, Portland, Ore? With ui for 8w Will and Shingle Still Ma chinery. Wind Mill end Rains Vump, Ho. fnem' Separator, regular price '. N. B.iring M'u Hm shatu liSO. , hteetcd ra Banks? Somttitot Comfortable tad Durable r KTTCEELL&BEE ' LINE BUGGIES Art at tlx head of their class for Comfort LlsT Ridlnr Affcaraact Darakiltty WAKI TO AVk tor our Illustrated pamphlets. ' Mailed Ire. Cfl. f j 11. S ! i LiKzm, um i mm A ZUU-ZO t-im t., I UAPiU, UK ) AU Spokane, Boise ' A Modem DUease. Anxious Mother Tell me, doctor, is It s dangerous disease. Physician I fear tt ts. He has breakfastfooditia in an advanced stage." Judge. A Possible Obstacle. Clara Of course you Trill be at church Easter morning?" Alice Yes, unless the cook wants to go. Detroit Free Press. - Very Convenient. Little Willie was playing with the kitten when he discovered her claws for the first time. Turning to his mother, he exclaimed: "Oh. mamma, hasn't kittie got a handy pincushion?" Little Chronicle. ! ST. JACOBS I POSITIVELY CURES Rheumatism Neuralgia Lumbago Bcltact.o Sciatica Sprains Bruises Soreness Stiffness a CONQUERS PAIN. At the Oculist's. "Can I see Dr. Spinks, the oculist?" "I'm sure I don't know. If you can, you have no need of his services and he won't care to see you. If you can't, why, step right in." Chicago News. Thought It Might Be. Mrs. Newrocks Fm determined that Cynthia's debut shall pass off with great eclat Mr. Newrocks What's elcat, Maria expense? Puck. Too Curious. "There Is never any uncertainty where I stand," said the pompous speaker at the ward meeting. . "I'm a stalwart." Whereupon the little man with a squeaky voice half rose and putting his hand to his ear, inquired: "What kind of a wart?" Kansas City Jour-naL vs i ! OH 1 If so then your system is out of balance, and there is a flaw somewhere in your constitution, and a possibility that you are losing health, too. The falling o2 in weight may be slight, but it makes a wonderful change in one's looks and feelings, and unless the building op process is begun ia time, vitality and strength are soon gone ana neaiui r ' ' quickly follows. If you are losing welgnt there is SKssSss-Ss-a cause for it Your blood is deteriorstine snd ," becoming too txxr to properly nourish the body, and it must be purified and enriched before lot weight is than an ordinarytonictobuildupafeebleconstitutlon, forunlessthepoisons and p-erms that are lurkinjr in the blood are destroyed, they will further im Doverish the blood and weaken the system, and you continue to lose weight, ! the Missouri Pacific are Gould proper s' ... . . ' r 3 a. ' . t . 1 ' J i . . . . . In S. H. o. Will De iouna puniying not only builds up weak constitutions, but searches out and destroys germs and poisons of every description and cleanses the system of all impurities, thus laying the foundation for a healthy, steady increase lo weight and future good health. ' Food may be bountiful and the appetite good, but still the system weakens and we remain poor in flesh unless what we eat is properly digested and turned into rich, pure blood. S. S. S. re-inforces the Stomach and aids the digestion and assimilation of food, and there is a rapid up-building of health and strength. S. S. S. acts 5romptly and beneficially upon the nervous system, strengthens and tones t up, and relieves the strain by producing sound, refreshing sleep. You can find no tonic so invigorating as S. S. S. , and being composed exclusively ' of roots and herbs its use is attended find that it braces them up, improves the circulation of the blood, and strong or well, and who are growing thinner and falling below their usual weight, should take a course of S. 8.' S. and build up again. 8. 8. 8. is recognized everywhere as the leading blood purifier and the safest and best of all tonics. We cheerfully furnish medical advice, without charge, to all Who will write us. r'.Z SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA Eruptions Dry, moist, scaly tetter, &11 form of eczema or salt rheum, pimples and other cutaneous eruptions pro ceed from humors, either inherited, or acquired through defective di gestion and assimilation. To treat these eruptions rith drying medicines la dangerous. The thing to do is to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Which thoroughly cleanse the blood, expelling all humors and building up the whole system. They cure Hood's Sarsap-jllla permanently cured 3. Q. Bine. Freaks, 111., of ecsema. from which he had suffered (or tome time; and Miss Atrtaa rTolter. Box Sit. Alton. Wis,, of Pim ple on her fact and bark and chafed akin on her body, by which ah had been creatly troubled There are mora testimonials in favor ( Hood' than can be published. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to curs and keeps ths promise. Sate Ballets for Duelists. A harmless bullet. made ot a shell ot chalk, has been invented by a Parisian physician, and it will no doubt be ex tensively need by -French duelist. When it strikes s person it merely marks the spot without doing the least injury. With s mask over the face, men can practice revolver shooting at each other just as they now practice fencing. Summing Up. Patience Yes. Bob Brief, the able counselor, proposed to me last night in true legal style. Patrice And that smacking noise we heard later? "Oh. he was Just summing up. Yonkers Statesman. DKAFXK89 CAKSOT BK Ct'KED By local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only on way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu tional remedies. Peainesa is caused by an in flamed condition of the mucous lie iftoith Eustachian Tube. When this tub fets in flamed tou hare a rumbling sound or imper fect hearing, and when tt i entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless th inflamma tion can be taken out and thia tube restored to its normal condition, hearinf will be destroyed IorTcr; nine eases out ot tes ar caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. W will fit On Hundred Dollar for any ease of Deaines(caued by catarrh) that can not be cured by Ball's Catarrh Cur. Bend lor circulars, tree CHKN'KY A CO, Toledo, a Sold by Drufrgis ts, lie BaU's Family Pill ar th best. t'nele Reuben Says: Laziness am next to wickedness, but we should remember jest de same dat it's de strenuous mewl who breaks 1 3 wutb of harness while tryin' to start a 50-cent load. Detroit Free Press. HU Time. Mrs. Jollyman John, you don't seem to be in a hurry to get to the office this morning." Mr. Jollyman No, and I m not obliged to be, either. My time is my own. madam. Mrs. Jollyman I guess mat s so, John. I know it's your time you give when you come home from the club, for it never agrees with the clock by several hours. Boston Courier. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tha Kind Yen Have Always Bough! Bears tha Signature of Gems from the Coast. The current number of the Pacific Unitarian contains the following gleams from a recent examination in the San Francisco schools: "Define fathom and form a sentence with it." "A fathom is six (eet. A fly baa fathom." "Define species." "Species is kind. A boy must be species to his mother." Willing to Try. 'Tor the first year of our married life, dear," said the young man who was poor, but had prospects, "we snail have to live principally on love." "Well, people can live on spoon victuals, can't they. George?" she said, snuggling closer to him. regained. It requires something more tutu ionic properties comDincu. it wniinrtc. C,IU IM WCIC1JT Kuntsvlue, Ala., Jam. 10, 1003. Some years ago my seneral health gavs way; my nervous system was shattered, and I could set nothing- to do me any s-ood till X began to use 8. S. 8. Z commenced to Improve st ono. Mr snsetite Decani asionoia ... - . - . snd from 135 pounds X lnoressed to 180. I became well again by taking 8. 8. 8. snd would tftko no amount for the good It did mo. My haalth Is now perfect, and I bliv If every body would take a bottl of 8. B. 8. occasionally, they would enjoy life as I am doing. W. L. WXN8TOST. with no bad effects. Old people will. j stimulates all the bodily organs, and persons of delicate constitutions can take 8. S. S. with safety, as it does not derange the Stomach like the strone mineral remedies, but acts gently and! without any shock to the system. Those whose feelings tell them they are not ABRAM'S STEERS. good Animal, Be lied Not Stated What They Coat ltlsa. TheT were all gathered around the stovs in the deacon's store when Ahram Ilowlaud entered, and was greeted with inquisitive nods and glances. Abram was a man of affairs, and la his cattle-buying expeditious sometimes traveled far. This brush ing up against the world, says a writer in the Boston Herald, gave him an air of shrewd ability, and his neighbors were evidently snxlous to hear of his latest purchsse. "That was a fine pair of steers t saw ye toting up the road t'-day, Ab'tn," suggested the deacon. "tine a nalr as I ever picked up," Abram Howland replied, easily. "Well matched. I s'pose ye noticed T he con tinued. "Should say's much." replied the dea con, admiringly. "How much did they set ye back, I wonder?" This was what everybody wanted to know, and the audience turned Inter estedly for Abram' i reply. "Oh. I got 'em tack here quite a piece. That nigh one, he come off old man Tolles place, up Goshen way. He's a pretty good match but not quits , He come ! so good's t'other cue. from ... . ... . the deacon, raising hi. voles slightly. Ihr,,. bn n In hi- artsUtahed n,on- oinne. Annarentlv he had not heard the deacon's question. "Yon know that Swede, the one that took up the old Uasktns farm, sll run 1 down to wreck snd up to brush? Well, he had t'other one, I see by my . eye there wa'nt an ounce difference In their hefts, so I made a dicker t get 'em both. Glad ye all like 'em." "Yes, but how much did they tax ys fur 'em?" shouted the deacon. And Blje Stiles added. "Bet ye. now. the Swede taxed ye more'n Tolles did. if truth was known." "I didn't consider that any defect." replied Abram. gayly. "A star more or less don't make any difference, and that's as nigh alike as ye can expect t". pick 'em up, fur apast's them was." The deacon got down .to Abram's ear and shouted, "Abram. I asked ye what ye paid for the pair?" "Well, the Swede's hair may be a little finer, but what of it?" demanded Abram. "I never see him deaf like this be fore," apologised the deacon. "Abram, what did ye pay for the steers?" "Oh. they are yearlings all right I got their pedigree down fine. And 1 cal'late that if I don't dispose of 'em for driving. I can fat 'em np good for market. Now Western beefs getting so higbvwe Eastern fellers can work 1 in a fat critter once in a while without losing anything." By a simultaneous movement the gathering forced Abram's attention from the high Joint of stovepipe where his eye bad been fixed, and shouted at him in desperate unison: . "What did them steers cost ye?" "Did I hear ye ask what they cost?" queried Abram. with a twinkle In his eye. "Now I can't rl collect Just this minute whether I told anybody yet what they cost No, I don't think I have. But I'll think It over, and If 1 remember telling anybody I'll come back" an' let ye know who it was." And so saying, Abram struggled to his feet and stalked out . The Happy Microbe. I'd like to be a microbe, And with the microbes play. Without a tank to fret me Through all the livelong day. I'd like to give up striving To make ends meet, and fare Wherever fancy led me, Without a worldly care. I'd like the independence To freely come and go. As does the happy microbe, With none to say me no. The microbe serves no master, He never has to sigh O'er chances that escaped him Or joys he let go by. His loving wife ne'er dopes him Because his feet get wet; He needn't go in springtime To look for home "To Let" At night his mate ne'er greets him By running out to say: "I hope you've had your dinner. For Hannah quit to-day." His baby never tumbles Out of its little bed, , Or crawls beneath the table To bump its little head. Honre cleaning has no terrors That he must ever face; He never is besmirched by A relative's disgrace. Oh, happy, happy microbe,- Without a task or care, I wonder if you envy Some smaller mite somewhere Chicago Record-Herald. Valuable Railroad Track. The most valuable piece of railroad track in the country lies in the yards , at St Louis. The Iron Mountain and ues, dui at omy one pomi are tney connected, and that is by a stretch of track less than two miles long. When Jay Gould died be willed this little track to his daughter Helen, and she owns every rail and spike in ft The transfer charges between the two roads over this track pay her S25.000 ' , . 1 1 a ear. auu uuuiu uut uui uuve to keep np the track, furnish cars, men ' or anything else. Ail that Is done by 'the roads uslnsr the track, and thev must also keep the track In repair, is said to be the best piece of paying track in the world. In Argentina. Machinery has been ordered for the Argentine Republic to turn out 250 tons a week of "Molascuit," the new cattle food made from molasses and sugar-cane fiber. In the ola aays or Daibarisra. men were divided into factious, as at pres ent When two factious dmagreed they collected their spears, and bows and arrows, and went to war. In these civilized times, the members of differ ent factions "talk about" each other, and Invent all sorts of improlia! ! sio ries. Half the clauses ugalnut h'.uiian ity are pure fiction. Glaciers are the forget bodies ot crystalline structure known. England was first divided tnto shires during the aeveutu century, A. IX Ot the 0,000,000 farms In the United States, 3,000,000 produce corn. The av erage cost of growing sn acre of corn la America la $3. The moat valuable medal in existence is the Blake victory medal, struck lu 1GS3. It la of gold, ovsl in shape, aud its original cost was ll.ow. Wax la not gathered from flowers nor from any other source, but Is a natural secretion of the bees and Is only pro duced by them duriug heavy houey flows. Umbrella bearers sre shown In sn clcnt sculptures st Persepolls, where a king is depicted lu ,tnt BttndoJ by s fly Banner and an umbrella tuau la rersla the, umbrella la still an ap pendage ot royalty Probably the oldest team of horses In ths world is owned by a fanner in Kan as. Tn combined age or me two T0 year8 on 8-7 and th otbl'r M years of age. The horses were reared on the farm where they still live. Not wI.1,,tf,i,1,? ff,r it7If,!JI!3 '" WOfk. looking Will, Snd thn tuottU The council of the Cherokee Nation has decided to erect a monument to mark ths grsve of George Lowrcy, who played an Important part in the affairs of the nation from 1?J0 to 1850, ot thereabouts. Lowrey served as captain 01 norse unaor Anurewgacnsumurv;u out the war of 1S12, and be and h!i Cherokees fought tor the government in subsequent Indian wars. Frank M. Chapman believes concern ing the migration of birds that tnl&ra tlon began In the South, rather than the North, as the tropical region was the place where the primitive birds aud their repltion ancestors originated aud developed. In his opinion there wn crowding near the ceuter of the food supply, which resulted in some of the primitive creatures seeking sustenance at the edges of their soue of existence, These venturesome ones probably died before the primitive birds could fly but as ftylng became more and more natural they were able to migrate far tber and father with safety, so that they were able to easily flud a uestlng-pluce, to which they annually repaired, and could later return to their normal sane. There are now estimated to be about 120,000,000 stars In the visible heavens, but the ratio of fainter ones Is not what might be expected were the universe unlimited, so that, after all, the unl verse may have really definite limits, This Is a question that we would like t have some evidence wherewith to found a definite belief. Then, are there other universes far larger than our own? We have the barest hint that there are. A single star In the bear ens of the Southern hemisphere, the "run away star," Is moving with a velocity of 200 miles a second. This is a great er sueed than all the attractions of all the known stars could give It, and the question Is, is there a larger unlvers which Is drawing It away from us? Thl la a question for the new century to study. CAT THAT WINDS THE CLOCK REGULARLY f4 a Forgetful people will envy the North Dakota farmer who Is the proud pos sessor of a cat that knows how wind a clock. Tabby never forgets She Is regularity Itself. When the appointed time for clock winding draw- near she seats herself on a rug front of it and watches until the hand announce the proper season. Then she stretches herself and climbs up until she reaches the weight This she drags down and the clock is wound up for another twenty-four hours Facts About Senators. The Congressional Directory prepar ed for the special session of the Senate shows that the law is the prevailing profession of the members of the up per bouse of Congress. For the first time In several years all of the States in the Union are represented in the Senate and three-fourths of the mem bers are lawyers. Of the balance, one is a civil engi neer, two are doctors, three are news paper men and the others are bankers. miners, business men and politicians. The average age is found to be 50, with Senator Pettns of Alabama the oldest (82), and Bailey of Texas the youngest (40). Senator Pettus Is a survivor of the Mexican War, while twenty-five members fought in the Civil War. Of college graduates there are fifty-five and seven of the members are foreign born. Kearns of Utah, Millard of Ne braska and Galllnger of New Hamp shire were born In Canada and-Nelson of Minnesota was born In Norway. Senator Patterson of Colorado is Irish. Jones of Nevada English and Wetmore of Rhode Island was born in England of American parents, residing there at the time. Twenty-eight Senators were born within the borders of the States they represent Excitement. "Anything Important going on at the theaters?" "1 should say so. The plays aren't bo very interesting, but the controversy among managers as to who shall have control of the box-omce receipts is do coming verv exciting." Washington Star. - The record yield of timber from on tree is 80,000 feet, from a redwood 2( feet in diameter, cut last year in Cali fornia. , - ' If some pieces of art work were n-i antique, they would be ugly. aA. fW t &?m ,. Lost Hair ' My hair cams out by the hand ful, and the gray hairs began to creep In. I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor, and it stopped the hair from com ing out and restored the color." Mrs.M. D.Cray, No. Satem, Mass. There's a pleasure in offering such a prepara tion as Ayer's Hair Vigor. It gives to all who use it such satisfaction. The hair becomes thicker, longer, softer, and more glossy. And you feel so secure in using such an old and reliable prepara tion. st.Haktm. All irnrWs. If your drnmrlsl cannot supply yon, end us on ttolta and will !" vnu a bottl. He sure and lire the nam of your nearest e pros ofU. Adrireu, J.CAVKRtXK.towell, Mass. .. Sidelights on History. Yeast When did tbs custom origin. sts oi putting ths muiio In ths rear of ths troops during a battler Crlmtonbeak Why ins ecoica start ed it. Indeed?" 'Yes: they used tbs bagpipe", you know, end a fellow would lather run Into ths very lacs of the enemy than go back w hers mat music wss, iwurr Statesman. tlTfi SermaooBOy eM Se St M""" 1 1 1 O titer rM (' uMf t'r Mlo.'.OmU Nrl ZMtnnr, Sood lor r H B a svj.ww '"!,r . , T . be. e.a.H.aue.U i)atcriuUl .r " 1 ' " ""' HI One Distinction. "What trakes that littls csd of a Tommy Tuffuut limp so?" "Ha only does it when tie wants to ahow off. Hssaya there's a place on his leg where John L. Sullivan kicked him ones when he got in hi way." rian'a Cure U a rood couth medicine. It has cured coiifha and colds for forty years. At aruggisw, w Nature's Provision. Doctors tell ns that ths skull is so constructed that it can expand without causing death ; a provision o( nature for people who get their neaus aweueu Atcbisou blobs. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Ccnulno Carter's Little Liver Pills. Butt Bear Signature) of ee Fac-SlmlU Wrapper Batow. Tary eaaall awd a 7 f take aa sagaxw F01HL40ACHE. F08 OiniNLSf FOR BlUOUSXCtt. fm torpid uvei. for coxstipatior. for sallow smi. FORTHECOMPLUIOI CURE SICK HEADACHE.. THE MEN AND WOMEN Who Enjoy the Choicest Products ol the World's Commerce. Knowledso of What la Deal More Im portant Than Wealth Wlth oat It. It must be apparent to every on that qualities of th highest order ar neces sary to enable tha best of the product ot modern commerce to attain permanently to universal acceptance. However loudly heralded, they may not hope for world-wld preeminence unless they meet with tha general approval, not ot individuals only, but ot the many who have th happy faculty of selecting, enjoying and learn Ing tha real worth of the choicest prod nets. Their commendation, consequently, become Important to others, sine to meet the requirements of th well In formed of all countries tne metnoa or manufacture must be of the most per fect order and the combination the most excellent of its kind. The above is true not of food products only, but is espe cially applicable to medicinal agents and after nearly a quarter of a century of growth and general use the excellent remedy Syrup ot Figs, Is everywhere accepted, throughout .the world, as mo best ot family laxatives. It quality la due not only to the excellence ot the combination of the laxative and carmin ative principles of plants known to act most beneficially on the system and pre sented in the form ot a pleasant and re freshing liquid, but also to the method of manufacture of the California Fig Byrup Co., which ensures that uniformi ty and purity essential In a remedy In tended for family use. Ask any physi cian who is well Informed and he will answer at once that it is an excellent laxative. If at all eminent in his pro fession and has made a special study of laxatives and their effects, upon the sys tem he will tell you that It Is th best of family laxatives, because it Is sim ple and wholesome and cleanses and sweetens the system effectually, when a laxative is needed, without any un pleasant after-effects. Every well-Informed druggist of reputable standing knows that Syrup of Figs is an excel lent laxative and Is glad to sell It, at the regular price of fifty cents per bot tle, because It gives general satisfac tion, but one should remember that In order to get the beneficial effects of Syrup of Figs it is necessary to buy the genuine, which Is sold in original pack ages only; the name of the remedy Syrup of Figs and also the full nam of the Company California Fig Syrup Co. printed on the front of every package. Linrrn'nl ViAMk-itsmjMimm totaht earn Interest. It you deposit your Surplus with us you can draw It with Inter I any day. No matter how Utile, or how much, Ml TIN CANS ass money ou rar. tt should earn you som thln, investments made, tlovernment, Nln till and Keststered Uouds bought and sold, Money loaned on Improved city or farm prop erly. Writ us today tor full particular. OBEGOX I PHILADELPHIA SECURITIES CO. McKay Building, Pwttand, Oregon. YoueantarirclylticreeMStrt ylM oj your crop by unlng our special rttlls rt. W rit lor prices. 33 1 PER GENT OFF 3 Ca ill Ptckst Setds For orders of f 1.00 or mors (This does not Includ grass seeds or garilen mwiU In quantity J II tu tha market writ lor special Mt prices. 4 mm, ths SEEDMAN. ISS front Ktreet. Portland. Urn. 1 L0P casc Starrs ma eui4 re t Sb4 are a truif wonderful Btediulae. I ka.e vlw wi.lieo for meUletne pleaaant M tale ax at la.t te toauJ it la t'linmu. rtlaee taking ttw. r loo hu even rurta4 an mj eompleilon lat- pn4 woiKierrulif and I leel uc eeiier ia every we.' tiHa.Sa.uusk. saixaua.Latueil.'l'eua. CANDY CATHARTIC y taant- Palatable, ttotent. Test OonS. ha flood, Meter Sicken. Waka. or Gripe, loo, las. Mo. ... CURS CONSTIPATION. ... i SMMdr Umimm ruMe. t. tr HA TA If If Sol snsranieed bf all drag P U U-CAW git HlH iooaeo Uaik. BAD VN,. vsaos mash ssstawwi' KRAUSE & PRINCE, Wholesalers, H-19 First Su Portland, Or. 5 tit............."... . .Scarcely a Day. Faaees hut w r railed upon to perform som dlltH'UlC denial owration that ia the direct resuttol neglecting the teeth. We cannot urge too strongly the bcnetlt nd economy ot cotnmlllng a dentist at Hi very II rut sign ol tooth trouble. At th start these trouldes sre corrected quickly end at small coat. Our methods aie painleas and our work guaraiiterd Hoth 'phones: Hregnn houih .Kl; Columbia Open svsulngs till . Sundays Irum I tu U I - 5 i VI. A. ni- WISE BROS., Dentists. &$LfrJWM$&&t' rOHTLATtU. OltEOOM, W. tjr ty They iB.CATAI0f . y?P.6UaB(toA.lK. 'UlSZ.,1 -?-""" 1 1 U I KnUbllihfd II7S. Tk. NlM ftmn flH.hi(lk'lM Mtea trlimm, ara IM. MS I..S" wwUf few fee a.. ... M IU.M. Tk. k.f. Mr. IkM M. UMav few ,n, efclrkM.a.rawrto.M. IHUMlNi SllS.HOlt, ..! UMSaieSI a,4,aA.04) i Recommended bu t - .- , Universally Mfef ! Accepted The' IpM'-. . .Best .mm SYRUP OF FIG8j -f ' - fflti JIM Iianii Millions. The Well-informed Throughout' the World- Manufactured bu San Frstnclscoi sUmlswlll, Br. TOS SALJCBT AIL LEADING XS U0QI8TS. PSICB FIFTY CENTS FES BOTTLt Sit tlLlM.il S HALL Pt4lmmd, Ores. A !Wv.f,l!ngsn,1 Pay Hohool tor gtrt. Its Normal KUntrrgartea Training tparl nient, whlcS has a separate twlMntice lor kindergarten claws, Th torUng ! pertinent provides a fhenrlul and welter, ranged honi for young lad trs, for cata log u or other In formal Ion apply to .MISS m.BANOK TtiHUUrrS. Principal a ,"V -.&.' so'. i rtl a This trade Mark asg.ar oa Oooklng Bio re of highest atarit Th Klsan. Kool Kitchen Kind" Akkenosniok, am all anoV ilirt, ahe or s SMMite bat. Itava Unia, won ai4 wrrr. oiMiomlivlandufeanitalwnrs tna.tr, t'"H l aalte tinal. Sara Unia, Woik and moved (rote room to room, Hirooiit. ftM.kiti.i e.a f none on tlie "Klnan, KlU'bnn hind' int. mi III. on Miie.l .ifivdi hoi utitnkar. Wil wore emhH and In a K ltn, aod on auve.Ml .tovet i i nintn, aiirh.ii. p,na At I ft IJW '. Sfar. al ev lHMk Alcohol, Cpium,' Tobacco Usin v wtm tot -f LtUSTfXATKO CmcuLArtaN frrsftoirotven PDnOAKUOpr nwphone Main ST P. N. U. No, 2C-I00J. rttlaw U adverlisan plaate rasaUs - lr. k1 snu sjiu'is m,l 'I i....Tm w " rrmr 1 , . ... . .. . . fTTT"TTyTyTyTetTT-trt Boys' and Youths' Jack Knife Shoes j Atk vour oValrr (or the jack 4 Knlf Sltoc Every boy grU a ' pocket knlis with his pair of , shoes. Best wearing shoes. Razor sttel knives. J i'f. t. f. MIM L. DOUGLAS S3.52anil Shoos KRIS. lou can aa.e irum o.uu 10 eu.cu j eany wearing W. U IKiuglaa 30 or S3 hhue. ar Ju.t as good In every war a those a tHwn eoaiiug you iroiu f .ou to ga.uu. t no iniena nl of w. I iMniglas shoes prove tbelr siiKrtorltr over all oilier niakos. Htil.l lijr ret ill six ueaiore evertanere. v The genuine have nam ami tole V, iv staiiid on the bottom. Take no Su ImI II ule. tutu Wit t. fruit aerir. . I. Ilougliia i (lilt Kdga juine cannoi imi eqtiaiicii rive. W, DotitrUa mnkaa and sails mare mrn'a Ouodyaar wait ih.ml e.wwl proctaei enoe man any o nr manuiiiriuiw 10 w $25,000 Reward -.1 sn. Cat. '- N)w Yos, N. T. 8 14 vtPji : v -