Sherman County observer., October 13, 1905, Image 4

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the Landa as fa r out sldewayn as poa-
alldw Then stretch them o' er the bead
as f a r aa you can reach, and at the
same tim e stretch the feet downward
as fa r as you ean. liaise the feet aud
stretch upward Just as high ns you
can and then lower the feet and legs
very alowly. When you get out of bed
snlse your amts over your head and,
standing on tiptoe, see how near you
tan reach the celling. Thtffi walk
Iboat the room while In this position.
Stood on the right foot and stretch
the right arm forward and upward ua
high ns you can. whlje at the same
tttutf the left foot Is raised from the
floor and stretched outw ard and the
toft hand la stretched backward and
tow nw ard. Thia la a fine exercise for
the whole body aud la especially good
for tfte waist and hlpH, m aking them
firm and atrong.
The
B a a d a r D raw s.
There Is one section.of the dress re­
form which pleases many, and that la
the new fashion of dressing plainly
for church. The Sunday drees baa
really gone out Of fashion. I t la no
longer considered proper to wear one's
best clothes to church.
The beet
clothes must be laid aw ay for world­
ly pleasures -fo r the theater or circus—
MRS. FLORENCE E. SHAAL. and the plainest gown, or, In f a « ,
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the everyday outfit, la to be worn on
g b e B a a W orn W e a l t h a n d F a n * l a
Sundays. Woman of the east pave
r ite l d f e la a a r a a c e F i e l d .
leaned gradually toward thia, and for
A bright woman who baa made a con­ some, time it has been noticed by
spicuous success In the field of life strangers they look exceedingly plain
Insurance and whose annual Income when attending church.—Chicago "
la ,10,000 or more a year la Mrs.
Florence
Shaal of Boston. ;
D re s s F e r th e (M Bee C t r l .
Mra. Shaal was the first WOW ah Ip
Spend wore money on your office out­
the world to have absolute change o<
fit than on your Sunday frock or your
a department of a large life Insurance party gowns.
You wear the office
company. aud she la regarded as the dress six days to the Sunday dress one,
most successful woman inanager of a and there la a wonderful moral sup­
department. She was born In Provi­ port in working In a well fitting waist
dence, It. I., about forty-five years and a well hung skirt.
A amfirtly
ago.
When quite young her people made and fitted shirt w aist suit w ith
removed to Boston, and there «he was plenty of fresh neckwear la the Ideal
graduated from the grammar and office a ttire and commands more re­
g tria’ high schools. Soon after that she spect from employers and fellow w ork­
became the w ife of a young man who ers than retired Sunday gowns re fu r­
was Just becoming a successful life bished aud overtrimmed. Dress does
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Additional Ixwal Mention.
Hooks for girls.
Books for Boya.
Books for ladies.
Booka for Gente.
Want your moustache OT beard
Old, young, rich or poor,
W ill find whut they want at The
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Type-writer paper at The Observ­
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be quickly and thoroughly dried w ith ­
out Injuring the bristles by brushing
them briskly with a whisk broom, and
there Is no better way to dry tha hair
after It haa been wnahed than to bold
up a few strands a t a tim e and w ith a
small whisk broom fan IL letting the
broom act at the same tim e aa a comb
gently drawn through It. Thia method
• la a good substitute for sunlight, which
can neither be had to order nor relied
upon w ith certainty.
C k l M r * * 1!
P la n s to G ot Rioh
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h ter of today has no choice
w mother, says 'a social
oman no longer practices tbe
dug old gracefully. She pre-
aaln young.
’ Tha w ife of a young Instructor who
has SHOO to gl.000 a year must do her
•eases more nutrim ent than
own housework and can hardly offer
■ or barley. I t w ill gustaln
h er friends even tea and thin bread
than any other starch pro -'
and butter. Hba to probably gently
nt
bred, often college trained, alipoat a l­
w ays plucky and Independent Even
ve facta 1 eruptions be sure
I f «tic could leave the baby she w ill not,
rer to working actively and t
a fte r the first year or so, accept a great
pie diet to chosen.
deal of hospitality while the pleasure
o f returning tt Is entirely out of reach.
e e lah ln g Ineld ew t.
M ar la there In thia any commarotal ela-
all her friends, an aatnnlsb-
saaut of social barter.
Hba simply
it th a t Mr« I B H u n t, L im e
knows that friendship may be spoiled
u, was cured of her dreadful
toy having all tbe favors on one side
kx-tnr«, «lie writes, had give
and wisely avoids the danger. She
min were ready to bi<l me the
keeps her friends and has probs ply a
pleasant neighborhood life, but that
II, clouds o f despair darkeod
does not prevent her missing the 1er
i, and- I
a wreck on the
gar opportunities. Carried on ta vsrt- i
rwpondency, w hen I tagsn
oua lines this certainly makes a différ­ l
<rlc Hitters for aay frig htfu l
end tha difference to fait tha more
i
id liver com plain t. To the
Just
becauea
of
the
general
keenly Jus
>nt of «11 I was benefited a t
•eawcvaey of sentiment and becaneo a .
iu now com pletely and m lr-
faculty of. aay. 200 members may «daily P
rotored to health. Guarao-
embrace all the degrees between a two
80c. Marsh A Medler.
m aid establishment w ith wine cellar a t­
tachment and a no maid establishment
,sr1th cornmeal mask for dinner and
When Sunder schools, public
aattcettar attachm ent.- Atlantic.
schools, lodffts, or .families went a
was
W moo
“A
oompleta library, we can s a y s them
W h e n Twa Wetoe l a «toa S a r a l a g
When you first wake up la the motte m'tney if they will intrust their
order to The Observer Book Store.
Attorney lo t tlm State School Fund
lor Sherman County.
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M O R O . ORRGOA»
R e d u c ed to F I F T Y
C EN TS A YEA R
N ew Id ea
W o m a n 's
M agazin e
'T 'H lS Is the cheapest and beat
A Fashion Magazine now be.
fore the American public. Il shows
New Ideas In Fsshiona In Millinery,
In E m b r o id e ry * In Cooking, to
Woman's Work and In Reading;
beauttfuUy Illustrated In colors and
in Mack and white. Above all, *
shows the very fsshfonsbte New 1 dca
Snxas, made from Mkw leas Par-
Tsani, which coat only ZOc. each.
Send Fire Cents To-day •
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a n d E le c trio C a ll B ells.
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M eals 25 cen ts.
S u n d a y D in n e r 35 cents.
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ft. EAST
Moro, Oregon.
W in s MARBLE AND GHAHITE WORKS
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»In City or Country, snd 'guarantee
the best of satisfaction. Prices reason
able. References given. Address
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The D alles, Ore.
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B illiards
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W . C. M cB R ID E , Genfiral A gent,
124 T h ird Strce
HABIY
PO RTLA N D , OREGON.
LIEBE
Esmond Hotel
Practical Watchmaker
and J e w e le r.
THE
DALLES,
OREGON
303 Second Street, next door to the
Pacific Express Company.
Mail orders prom ptly attended to
All work warranted.
P o r t la n d ,
ta r
O regon .
toot ad Momia M
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F ree b u s to an d from tra in s
R a te s by th e d ay
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C onvientto Business
PR IC ES R EA SO N A B LE
Conducted on Beat Principles
a a lle lte d
b Tk« Ody
Railway betweea the
E x p r e s s a n d fre ig h t d e liv e r ­
e d to a n y p a r t of th e c ity .
^ T r u n k s and g rip s ta k e n to
a n d from a ll tra in s.
Missouri River
Chicago
MnriARY
T he Chicago-Portland Special, the
most luxurious train In the world.
Drawing-room sleeping cars, dinir g
car, buffet smoking and library chr
irber and bath), l^ss than three
ys Portland to ChicegOk
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TW O
T hrough T rains
to Chicago ere operated dally via the
Oregon R a ilro a d & N avigation
Company. Oregon Short Line R a il­
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
Chicago fit North-Western Railway
to Chicago from Portland snd points
in Oregon.
D«fly «Ml {,«rton«Ity tomfioctrS m *
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J. W. HILL. M. D.
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M O R O , O R EG O N .i
and
ACAXKMY.
B A ILEY G A TZEK T . DALLES C IT Y ,
REGULATOR,
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SAD (E B
f Steamer Bally Getsert leaves Portland
V am. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Leave« The Dalles 7 a. ml, Tuesday*,'
Thursday* and Saturday*.
Steamer Regulator leaves Portland 7
am., Tuceday«, Thursday« and Saturdays.
Leaves The Dalles 7 a. m , Mondays.
Wednesdays, and Friday*.
Steamers leaving Portland make daily
connection at Lyle, with CR&N train for
Goldendale and Klickitat Valley points.
CR&N train leaving Goldendale on
Monday*, Wednesdays and Friday« 630 a-
m., making connection with ateamr Regu­
lator for Portland, ai. 1 way polnta.
CR&N train leaves ?o*ldendale on Tues­
days, Thursdays and Saturdays 8 80 t m.
connecting at Lyle with Steamer Sadie
B for The Dalles correcting therewith O.
R.&N. trains East and West.
Steamer Sadie B leaves Cascade, Locks
dally, except Sunday, 7 am. for The Dalles
and way points arriving Dalle* 11 am.
Leaves The Dalle* 2 pm., arriving Cas­
cade Lock* 6 pm.
Meals served on all steamers.
Fine accommodations for teams and
wagons.
Steamer leaves Portland froth Alder St.
dock.
G ENERAL O FFICES P O R TLA N D OR
. M. Talbot, V. P, & Q .|L
Double-Track
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Passing Castle Gate, Canon of The Grand, Tennessee Paas,
Marshall Paas snd the Royal Gorge
Town and Country Journal
C a a a t t e e r e la l T r a d e
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A Daylight Ride.. Through Nature’s Art Gallery
W e w a n t to send you free of all cost
10 copies o f o ar journal w hloh you
can sell for. 60c. You retain the en­
tire am ount to pay for yotlr future
supplies w hlo h, we w ill furnish to
you at a special rate In order to en-
oourage you to build up a perm a­
nent m o n th ly route
Address a postal card to Dept. A
snd we w ill send tbe papers by re­
turn of m ail. This pays you 60c and
w ill o nly ooet you io, so attend to it
at once, as we can only supply tbeiu
to a lim ited num ber In each district.
I n fact, to only one if it Is In the
oountry.
Dept. A
C o llM lb ill
Through
Lake O
tv . Glenwood
Glrnwnrtfi Snrinom.
Through Sa.lt
Salt Lake
City,
Springs, I Leadville, Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Denver
O YS
Stnfinfi]
The Sherman
Trading Gumpsny.
J. 0 . Klrud buys land and sell«H
L C R A IG ,
Moro, Oregon.
In tbe C >aoty Court of the State <>f "Òse-]
gun, for Sherman Connty. Notice m betel
given that tbe uoderaigned admimatral
'.heestate of Robert E. HoaktnwoD, dec
bea filed bte final aeonant of bis adm|
(ration of said estate, and. (bat an
was made by Hon.George B B iarhlll, J«
of aaid oonrt, on the 3d day of October, V
nnmjng and fixing thwfith day of Novel
1SU6, at 11 o'elock/a.ra. as the date and I__
for bearing any objections to snob final ac­
count. if any there ta , and the settlement
thereof. And by M id order it was ordered
and decreed Ibat tbe County Court r-.aS St
tbe oonrt noose, in the eity of Moro. ie Mid
oonnty and n a te be the piece for b«e(__
and settlement of M id assonni, and say
and all person* having any such ohj.ettome
lo th « final nett lenient of aaid account k N
required to appear at M id tiros sod plana an
fixed for aneb hearing, and Aie the tame.
Dated this fi.hday of Ootober, 1906.
R. J.
Gnts, Adat
J, Gras,
Adminiatrator of tba
Eatale of ‘ Robert K. Hnakiaeeff,
Batate
TBk VBW I®kA rVBLISHlgO I
ess Sreedway, Maw Tark, > ,
Boats leave Portlaad dally except Sundby
for Willamette and Lower Columbia
River Polnta.
Monthly f learners to China and Japan.
For full Information call on or ^eress
C. R. S H A N D Y , Agent.
J1OTICB OF FINAL SkT T L ^IgN T .
W etch
SAN FRANCISCO.
25c.
Pool T ab les
First Street,
Corner Park Ave
Moro, Oregon.
tar tba moeey M cm ftw yeu. u s a
sa 4
Otolesf*.
Gen’l Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon..
Office for
In tbe Gonnty Qonrt of tbe State of Oregon
for Sherman county.
Notioe la hereby given that the undersign­
ed, aa administrator <>f the estate of Mary
Peoples deceased, has Iliad hia final aoeount
in the matters of said estate and that an or­
der wa* made by Hon. George H. Boorhill,
Judge of m id eoiut on the 7th day of Octo­
ber. 1906, naming and fixing the Cth dayo<
November, IttOft, at 1.80 o'etoek p.m. r f «aid
day,as tbe time for bearing of objection* to
tfd Account, and tbe settlement tbe reo f.
And By said order tbe place for heariug
ohjeotions. if any, to aaid aooonnt end the
settlement tberqor, the Oonnty oonrt room
at tbe Conn bonne,in tbe oily of M«ro,eonn-
ty and state aforesaid, is named, andUDV
and all persona having «ny objection* lo Ite
terpom to the said acoonnt and aettleto*
of the same, are required to appear and I
the Mine at the time and place nmnm| in
sa'd order. Dated thia, 7th any of October,
1906.
KnsaaoM Paornsa,
Adminiatrator of tbe Bautte of,
4tol3n8]
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M ary People«, dene«*
Minnas poilu,
• I , 0sul
learners leave Portland at 8 p. m.
every 6 days for
A
Long Distance Phone
United Htstes Land Office
The Dalles, O r., September 7. 1905
A sufficient son test afitdavH having been
filed by George H arfo rd contestant, againat
homestead entrv No. 9678, m ade July 18,
Itlftlffo r W . X N. E X ,N . W K R E . t< N.
K. X S. W. X . Section 98, Townsbw 4 8.,
Range IR E . W. If ., by M ax Heydorn wtn
teetee, in whloh it is alleged th at said Mm
Heydorn sold and disposed of all his im­
provements bs bad pnt on said Usds more
than one year ago. T h at said dairyman
left said land at that time and said be was
going to Germany and haa never since that
date retnrned to ov been on said land and
baa abandoned tbt< Heine for more than one
year last past. T h at said allrged abasne-
not do« to his employment in lbs army .navy
or marine corps of tne U
r nttedStotssin time
of war. Said pat
appear,respond and offer evtdanoa touchui«
«aid allegation at 10 o'clock a. m, oo Octo-
ta r 19,1906, before H . 8. M eDanel, Oonnty
Glerk, St his offloe in Moro, Oregon, and
that final hearing w ill be bold a t lO o ’clook
a. m., on Ootober 98, 1906, before tba Regia
(er and Receiver at tbe United Stares Lnud
Offloe in Tbe Dailes.Oregon. The eaid oou-
teetant having, in a proper affidavit, filed
Augaal 94, 1906, m t forth feet« whloh «bow
that after dne diligence personal service of
tbia notice oan not be made, it is hereby or­
dered end directed that aooh notioe be giv­
en bv dne and proper pnblioation
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M ic h à b s T . N o x »W Jteglater.
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C onfectionery, .
C igars, T o b acco s,
Address: M O RO , O REO O N .
Department of the Interior,
Ornaba
Ohl«!#« jM tf
imm (My*
Ocean
W in. R udolf
S> Ice Cold Drinks and Ice Cream
in seasbn. Soda Water, bottled
and fountain, always on hand.
0 O N T B 8 T NOT1CX.
-m /s«* an» IL
A. Jordan
UH
H ouse Move«^- A lw ays Remember the Full Name Mi
Dsn w it
o n Box.
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We Buy Direct fj»m Quarries in Car Load Lott
Second- S tr ee t, T h e D alles, Or.
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Iro n a n d W ir e F e n c in g for C e m e te rie s
F IR S T
In s u ra n c e
^TRAINS
And All K inds of S ton e W ork
A gent for T h e F airbanks-M orse Qasollne Engines.
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and B u ild in g H a teria ls.
R eal E s ta te
T T
WATTS A BAKER, Prow.
W ood, Coal, P o sts and W ire,
Lum ber, W in d o w s, Doors
A b s tra c tin g
■upcribtmxlcat
oro
W . C . R U T L E D G E , Prop.
J. H. BOTTEMH.LER, Prop
F rost & B ryan t
ffi. D . W w M I k a r y ,
N earest Hotel to B u sin e ss Center,
P ostoffice and D epot.*"® *
KENT - hU fllB EH - YA R D .
W. O. BRYANT
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M o ro , O r.
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One
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UTHEHM
M a c h in e ry R e p a i r e d . ^ J ^ g ^
O b se r v e r B o o k S to r e ,
M o r o , O r e g o n , >-
The New Biggs is certainly a
moat deservedly popular hotel, and
mine host., J. J. Heckard and wife,
are entitled to a very liberal patron­
age. The table is supplied with
everything nice, and the rooms are
new, neAt and clean.
I f a child la injured or stunned by a
ffill or a blow take film a t once to the
open air. Lay him flat on his back, the
xnn. florxscx a.
head slightly higher than the body.
Insurance solicitor. N aturally she took Put cold water or Ice about the head
an Interest In her husband's business, and prepare a hot mustard bath for
and yet It was by accident th a t she the fe e t I f the child remains in a Stu­
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herself became an agent
A Blue Mark here will answer an
por It may be necessary to apply
l a some way opportunity was given w ans w ater to the body. The same inquiry, when entered upon our calendar,
her to w rite one or tw o policies, and treatm ent should be given to an adnlt, giving the date of the paper hs the date at
which your current subscription expires.
.then she began looking about for though It can be more heroic.
others. Almost before she realised It
T H E U Q H T r O F O T H E R D A Y S .
she was one of the moat valued so­
T h e Hand«.
Not very many years ago alcohol was
licitors on the staff of the big New
The bands need moisture, and the
used tor lighting In eorablnttlon w ith
Y o rk company for which she was do­ skin must be fed. The hands also need
other fluids under
the name of "Cam-
exercise, - not exercise w ith 'certain
ing business.
phene,"
but it «ut­
Going steadily ahead, la a & » < e a tt fingers nor w ith certain muscles, but
tered banishment
she had w ritten so much business for regular exercise for the whole band.
because tt was too
dangerous.
the company th a t she attracted the at­ Let the hands be soaked daily In a
A icohol Is gener-
tention of the general officers In New warm , rlcb. aoSpy water, and let them
ally harmful when
York. A fte r some deliberation It was be treated to a paste nightly, and they
taken'tn the form
of medicine, espe­
decided to create for this pushing w ill retain their beauty, even through
cially to a delicate
young woman a department which Was the roughest work.
system.
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then and for a long time remained
- lh . Pierre'» Ue-
D a o ffe r e e s D o o r K a o b a .
tme-rrltuUdiaM tm d
unique. I t was called the woman’s
pinetion-atreriolhenlmr
plan of tratiineiit
A
dirty
door
handle
la
an
obvious
o
f­
department of the New ‘E ngland office
is following after Katurc'» plan.
end was under the absolute control <rf fense against sanitary principles. Con
lie uses natural remedies, that 1« native
Mrs. Shaal.
In a little time Mrs. etent contact with the hand means con­ medicinal rooft, prepared by processes
Shaal had organised her own staff, and tamination sooner or later. I t Is con­ wrought out by the expenditure of much
time aud money, without the u«e of alco­
o f late y e a n her department has av­ ceivable that a dirty door handle would hol, and by skillful combination In the
eraged more than ,1,000,000 of new convey disease, and there la thus am ­ most exact proportions.
ple reuson why door handles should be
Used a« one of the active ingredients
bualnaaa for the txynpany every year.
Dr. Plorcc’s Golden Medical DisChvery,
Every one la flie r department la a kept as clean as possible. -London L an ­ of
BiJtcK
cuxKRi u a h k »{(«eially exert« Ito'
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woman, even tha attorney, Mias Amy cet
Influence In citoes of lung aiid brouchtal
trouble«,
and this " rnmnvRKT ” Is. there­
Acton, and the physldun. D r. Elisa
Rlbhoaa.
fore, a sovereign remedy for bronehltl«,
Taylor Ransom, both of Boston. There
Ribbons may be freshened. If not too laryngitis, chronic coughs, catarrh and
are about thirty agents on Mra. Bbaal'a
aliment«.
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mucb soiled, by sponging w ith weak kindred
The nnmex < f the niedleloal hx/rcrUenU
staff, and they cover New England thor-
of this world-famous remedy are: Golden
oughiy.—Philadelphia North American. ammonia water and hanging for a few
mlnutek In the fresh air. They should Seal root? Uueen’s root, Stone -rooL
then be put between pieces of w hite Black CnerryLark, filoodroot'and Man­
«1 A te v a y « D o .” f
drake root.
tissue paper and Ironed w ith Irons as
I f yoa w ent to have e luxuriant head
" I h s f e hsd such a wonderful experience
hot as can be used without scorching
with Hr. Pierce’ n Golden Medical Jdscovery
o f h air a t seventy don't part it In the
th at 1 do not hesitate to rurommend It. t»e-
same place from the time you leave
llevtng It td lie a womterful medicine to build
G l a s s D la h e a .
UP the tissue* of Ui« system .” w rites Ml«s
school. I f you do you w ill have a “fly
Once In awhile pnt the glass sauce Bessie llrown, H e tv ts r j Emerson Literary
w a lk ” that would accommodate black
Association. CM Kerman Avenue, Appleton.
dishes and the tumblers Into a warm
ft», " Worry aud nervou. »rouble« h x l com ­
Wt
H e t toe No woman in the world has
suds and w ith a new nailbrush give p letely run-dowu my health and stren gth :
such beautiful hair as the woman who
bad no aynet.tc. «lent bndly. and wan In a
them a scrubbing. This takes the dust sta te of nervous «Oilapse, I took tw elve
keeps well In sight of the prevailing
and grayish look off them, and after bottles In «Tt. and. each week, knew th at 1
fashion. I t means that she frequently
gettin g hotter and stronger, until Anally
they are rinsed In hot w ater and dried
I was as well and atroeg a* I had ever b»»on.
change« her mode of dressing, and a
have the utmoat faith and confldenoo In
they sparkle almost like cut glass.
change In drcMlng is as good for the
your mcdtclno, and wl.di to thank you for my
good health, which 1« a blewdng to anyone.”
v / tofor as Intelligent Irregularity Is for
F e ls o a l a tb e H o » » .
For 21 ono-cent «tamp« to cover cost of
the human mechanism. Those harm
mailing, yun can get a frne copy of tha
I t to an excellent plan to keep pol
less little words, " I always do,” bare
•Common
Sense M»*>le«l Adviser," paper-
been the stumbling block in many s»<l sons In fluted tattles so as to be able covers ; or cloth-honnd for 31 stamps.
to recognise even In the dark by the Address Dr. U. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
many a human life.
D r. Plofod’« PleaM«nl TMTrts should be
"W hy do yon always doable on a touch tbs nature of thstr contents. But.
whatever you do, refrain from placing used with "Golden Medical Tibwo -ry *
w in which so seldom comes off?" was
laxative I« reouir
I red.
whenever
bottles
containing
poison
among
those
asked a card player, who Immediately
containing tonics nnd medk-lnce.
replied, w ith a look of mingled p ity and
scorn, "W hy. It Is my system.” I t
To clean cork carpet wash all over
was a very bad system, but there was
ek with skim milk or polish
nothing more to be sold.
^
rax snd turpentine as you
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i So, with your hair as w ith many of
stained floor. The latter
N o t a r y P u b lic .
your habits, try swinging off once In
kens the cork snd gives It
aw hile Into new grooves and don’t
aaranoa.
cramp yourself by a foolish regularity.
Bemember the axiom, "W ise men
change their mlnda,” and. It la to be
hoped, sometimes their habits.
k. .
A re often fruatrated by sudden break­
down due to dyspepsia or constipation.
Braoe up ahd take D r .K in g ’s N e w L ife
Pills. T hey take out the materials th a t
d o g your energies and give you a new
start. Cure headache, and dizziness
too Guaranteed by Marsh a Medler,
Wasco. Prioe 26c.
F a ll a .
horse sho eing a spccialty .
P r in te d .
P io n e e r L im ite d S t. Paul to
C h icag o S h o rt Line O m a h a
to C h loo go . ,
No trains in the service ou any
railroad in the world that equals
in equipm ent that of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Ry. They
owo and operate their own sleep­
ing and diuing cars on all their
trains and give their patrons an
excellence of service not obtainable
elsewhere.
Berths on their sleepers are
longer, higher and wider than in
sim ilar cars on any other line.
They protect their trains . by
the block system.
Connections
made with all transcontinental
lines in Union depots.
not make the man. but it often bolds
Her tales Dansk, Svensk og
a desirable position for a woman.— Morsk Heir wird deutsch gesprochen.
Woman's Home Compafilon.
H. S Rowe,-General Agent, Port­
land, Oregon. 134 Third Street,
R a trh ra a h e a .
° A fte r washing hairbrushes they can corner Alder.
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