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T. I.. PoiirIhS makes and sail mora mon's ami S.i.A slows than any othrr nistniif art urrr In Ilia worl.l. rauaa they hold their ahaixi, tit better, ami wear longer than any otliar make. Shot it III Price, for sry Msmbtr of th fimily, Men, Boy, Woman, Mists t Children W L DmcIm tlu t M O'.It Hit Skaaa cassa fca aqaaJl.4 at r prlra W L loa(lu J a4 ltt Um axa the bMt la lb. wart Fnil Color Pwtrta t'ad Ja.rf aaf rafir. -If l ak aMi,alltnle. W. I,. lluuglal itina prl'a it iainirl on Itottom. fiwiil avnywl.e-a. hiioe inaCtU from fauloiy to aJijf lail uf lt' woihL CalaK ru-lira. W. L. WHJIil.AS, ISS Spark Si., Hmrklml, Mm. Iterollect toaa. Zswfoi Jtvver tork oa A Jam farm? Job Sturkjr Wunat. when I ws ahout half grown! up. I lasted three days. The farmer eaid I bail hired tnan'i appetite, all rlfht, but be didn't tbink I'd erer learn to work up to It. y rup f figs vw aw - ia ixir'ejoonna acts fenlly yet nronii ly outlio bowels, cleanses the system ojcttu ally, 'assists ono in overcoming habitual constipation permanently. To get its beneficial ejects buy the demiine. Manufactured Ijytho CALIFORNIA Jig Strup Co. SOLD BY IF. AOl NO DRU0OlSTS-u0 eBOTTU. Catarrh II 'a constitutional disease orlfc-lnatUig la Impure blood and requiring constitutional treatment acting through and purifying the blood (or ita radical and permanent cure. The greatest constitutional remedy la Hood'3 Sarsaparilla In usual ihjuld form or In chocolated tablets knownas Sarsatabs. 100dosesl. Nasal and other local forms of catarrh are relieved by Catarrlcts, which allay In flammation and deodorize discharge. GOc. The drancst lightest and most comfortable POMMEL SLICKER At the sd me time , cheapest In the f ' end because It I ! wears longest A ' Fwrrwu.nve 't 1 . Every garment, ( , guaranteed waterproof Catalog free j jwra ro ioitwi us OWf UtAIAN t O N'Tf 1 f'-lONTH r N 4 IC f ' a z i m r I fr'oree ol torn tV.s-.a, Th average storui wave Is thirty feet In height. Th highest atorm waves erer inensured were txtwefti forty-four and forty-tight feet high. The gigantic force of atorm wavea la shown by the fact that at SUerryvore MghthouM), off the weat con at of Scot land, a iiiftsn of rock weighing five and a half tons was once hurled to a height of seventy two feet above the sea level, while a mu us weighing thirteen aud a half tons whs torn from a cliff seventy four feet high. Tall Mall tiazette. you The Variable Feminine. Dora (at the party ) Geoffrey, mustn't niouopu!!e me, you know. Geoffrey Why, dar, I haven't been monopolising you. Dora Well, why haven't you, you stupid thlug? Inkoperabla, "You aay you don't object to me on ac count of my agt Mi (JinevraV" "No, I duu't in I nd your age a bit, Mr. Itypun." "Then what la the objection, may I aakr "You look It." PEOPLE MAY NAME CHOICE Bit Cannot force legislators to Elect One Indicated. Ahy. I fliink I'd Yke something to read en the train," said the austere apinster. Well, here's a copy of the latest issue of rirk-Me-L'p," suisted the newsdealer. There lieirig nothing else on the counter she bought it. Hut hIj tore off the conspicuous title of it befoie she carried It into the car. She wua no giddy young thinj. Chl- nso IriLune. Sjpreme Court of North Dakota De clares Popular Choice for United States Senator Unconstitutional Oregon and Washington Statutes Are Quite Similar. Too I. ate. Mlfklns (to rifTtr) She's a stunning woin.'iii, old man, and you re hound to be "tuck on her. It it don't mention luumlry r anything like that! Her griihdmothi-r whh a waxlm-oman. 1'lflVr (later, to the lady In question. ns he relates a story) Yes, Indeed! I can tell you, It took the starch leg pardon! the uervt; right out of uie. Life. rvousi-l'itaPaWHi perm- Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 31. That provision of the direct primary law in this Btate which requires members of ...... . . . .1 . Merer. hni mr mis J w irnii uoiiin inn irwn. the legislature to vote for the popular Vt & u. jJtOM, m., u Bt.. i-iuiaUaii-hia. i'a. United btates senator has riTC Ht. Vitus' lni and rilJiantlr cr.d lr lr. .lne' llroot Nir choice for been delared unconstitutional .by tie State Supreme court. The validity of the law in other respects, including the provision permitting electors to ex press their preference as to senator at the general election preceding the ses sion of the legislature at which a sena tor is to be elected, is sustained. The opinion Jwas written by Judge Kink and was concurred in by Judge Mor gan, the third member of the court, Judge Spalding, returning a dissenting opinion. An application had been made for a writ of mandamus in a proceeding brought to Tea train the members of the legislature from electing a peniator next week to succeed Senator H. C. Hansbrough, who was defeated in the primary nominating election last spring. The application was denied, and the members of the legislature are now privileged kto vote for their jer sonal choice for senator. Aretflen (he ( uinli( Light. Acetylene lighting Is quietly gain ing favor, nnd the German Acetylene Association lind the gas Is supplied the public by 75 placeH In Germany, 2i'J In the Cnlted States, 1 in the Cnlted Kin j." loin, and ID lu the Urltlxh colonies, while Geruinny alone hns 7..00 prlvute Installations. Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow Boothia )yrut the b remedr to uo lor Itieir cU ULr -u tunag tba U-elliiug or.od. DURNINQ STEAMER IN PORT. 7T I fit lj 111 U lour moiilh alniilnr In n r to the BMeT If M. no ml lo er aoliMir. nnualle rtUl ilt ur III tlltlna. Kiilumrjr l.rl.l aoik. I ha lr. W in a)twm of "TEETH WITHOUT PLATES" 1 ha reault of II yeitn' etp.'renie. the new vnr .f reiilm lna l-elh In tha n onth leet k In fwt. tiwlh In I.IMwntiir. lealh lo rhew mr fxl ukii. m you dul uion lour i.alirttl num. Our lofH li m iirrni l.-l tan lo imr enllra crown, I rl'lue nr ll ork In ilr if wir. ronlnl iiiIm Um liiiH. l"'l hluh law. M ioiillllti work. WISE DENTAL CO., INC. Itr W. K W lae. Manauer . II eara In I'orllan.t a......l I. I. Mir lMiltiii. Iliillillntl. IMItrr linurn. a A. 1 Hi a r I hlrtl ami V ah- k.t.iH Ml N4la lllttrt linura. N A. lo N I' M. Mnn rlata, I In I t' M I iiImI, -. Iitra. uiia. latea. Su up. I holxal A aii.l Maiu A'Jt. P N U No. 45-OS A New Name. "Whnt do you call a uiaa who drives an automobile?" "Well, Judging by the way In which he takes poaaeaalon of the road I should say sn auto-crat." Italtlmore American. lastatlaaT oa Acrsrsff, "Did you arrest this man?" axked the police lustlc. "I did not, your honor," answered the officer, formerly resident of Hoatou. "Obviously I could not arrest him, for h waa not In motion at the time. I merely effected bia capture, your honor." Mlafakea Idea. Physician My dar fellow, you ahould practice deep breathing. Caller Groat snakes, doctor, I dot work In a coal mine. Pastengers Driven by Intense Heat to Promenade Deck. San Juan, Porto Ilico, Oct. 31. The steamer S. V. Luckenbach, from New York for San Juan, arrived here last night with fire in her hold still burn ing. All her passengers and crew, 31 in number, are well. The fire was discovered at 4 o'clock on the morning of October 20, when the vessel was G80 miles south of Sandy Hook. The passengers were at once awakened and the small boats were brought out, prepared and made ready to lower away in case it should become necessary to abandon the steamer. At 6 o'clock in the morning of the 2Cth, the steamer Philadelphia, of the Hed D line, was sighted, and the plight of the Luckenbach was signaled to her. The Philadelphia answered: "I am coming alongside." bhe drew near and acted as a con voy until the Luckenbach reached here. Both vessels came into port together. The heat and smoke from the fire forced the passengers to withdraw from their cabins, and temporary cots and eating tables were placed on the promenade deck for them. The ollieers did not dare open the hatches to com bat the lire in the fear that the draft thus created would fan the (lames. Ualna I) I a 1 1 nr 1 1 on la (iaeer War. Newitt lie's aniioiis to be considered a man of some social tfixtmction. lUmker lie's taking a ijueor way about It. Newitt Why? Hunker He says Rolf la "merely tom my-rot. The Catholic Standard ane Times. HecalleJ Then Distinctly. 'What were your sensations when the automobile struck the tree aud threw you out? I prrxuuie, though, you didn't have tl.e to thluk." "O, yea, I did. I distinctly remember thinking, a I flew through the air, 'Gee! What a repair bill I'll have to foot!" The lllrh TurUlsh lleitar. I'.eKk'ars are never suppressed in Tur key. The story is told (and they sry It Is true) about an American lady wl o by ni 1st like nave a bctfsar of Constanti nople a goldplece. The man had left his post when she returned, but one of his colleague" told her where he resided." It whs a fine house, and at the door was a servant, who polite ly Informed the lady that "my mnater Is dressing. He will be down soon." And then the well groomed beggar. lressed for dinner, appeared and g'ad- y returned the gold piece, exclaiming n the nicunwhile that such uilatnkes were Highly embarrassing. "Lharltlea and Commons." PROTECT YOUR LUNGS U every cough you catch settle on your lungt, you have weak lung. Don't let the couh hang on. A " han-on " cough is dngou to strong lungi doubly so to weak one. Ltd rid of il in the beginning with Puo Cure. It act promptly and effectively ; allay the irritation, reduce the condition, free the throat of phlegm, clear the clogged sir pasues and ttopt the cough. For Dearly Jiall a century the unturpaued remedy for the woid form of cough, coIJ and chert complaint ha been PISO'S CURE swsast e amjsTats . A' I uai j- aa nil ail Mil iv kst, -1? SloleblDat llosea. Your rones will come through the winter lu much better condition If you will give them a heavy mulching of manure. Put on enough so that when It has settled there will be a O-luch mulch. Io not upply the mulch until the cold weather has come the middle or last of October. Garden Magazine. Struck for Goad Deal. Lady Interviewer Your wife's devo tion to you is regarded as a model of mar lied happiness. Now, how as a public man do' a wife's devotion strike you? Aspiring Candidate (truthfully) Well, mine struck this morning for twenty-five for a new hat. Haiti more American. HOWAHD K. nrtlTON Aayer ar lHuvllle, Colonuiib hiH4,tiiti'l lri I'h.'mlat. Pllver,!.. ai, II i Cold, llvtr,7 m ; (.ol,, fcj.-; 7.1 uour (GtM"'r.vl 1 anlilo tHia. M ailing envetop-a anil lull rii' Hat aent uo ai i'lK atinit. Coniml anil I'm pire wnrk aoUcUwii. l.wluruucwt 4. arbuuikia 2v a tiouai ilailK. BORAX A SArC PRCVCNTIVE TOR LICE IN POULTRY SIMPLE, CHEAP, HARMLESS. "20-Mule-Team" Kmax w ax a iriaal thinir to rid poultry of lice. I had used ho mu h intlunimulila I. ice killers that my Poultry tlxu.sea were r-aular fire tras. I save my S. ('. W. I.vh"rn houaa a g-taal Kprayina juxt two months aiio. Sinre I hsva rauirht several hens and 1 found no lice. I am rid of lire and hhall continue to use "-(-Mule-Team" liorax aa a spray, also as a wuh. MRS. B. K. HLKr 11AM. Koswell. New Mexico. All dealers. la, 1, 6 tti inickaues. I'n-e samp'a to prove above, l'k!rt and Lace IVsiKn. 10 cents. Pacific Coast Korax Co., Ouklund, CaL DRIVES OUT 13 t nnn uiiMnnc The skin i3 not simply an outer covering of the body, but through its thousands of pores and glands it performs the great nnd necessary votk of regulating our temperatures, and also assists in disposing of the refuse and waste matters of the system by the constant evaporation that goes on through these little tubes. To perform these duties the tissues and fibres which connect and surround the pores and glands must be continually nour ished by pure Mood. When from any cause the circulation becomes infected with impurities and humors, it loses its strengthening powers and begins to disease and irritate the delicate tissues, ami products Kczema, Acne, Tetter, or some other itching, disfiguring skin trouble. S. S. S. cures skin diseases of every kind by going down into the circulation and neutralizing and remov ing the impurities and humors. It changes the quality of the blood from an acrid, fiery fluid to a cooling, health-producing stream, which, instead of irritating and inflaming the skin, cures and nourishes it by its soothing, healthful qualities. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., may Ik. used for any tem porary comfort or cleanliness they a fiord, but skin diseases cannot be cured until S. S. S. has purified the Mood. Book on Skin Diseases and any med ical advice sent free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA. 131 fRESCENT VWLL DO All TIUT AMY I1K.H PKK'JiD KIWDSK Kill DO AMD do rr nerrat Egg-Phosphate BAKING POWDER A FULL POUND 25c Get it from your Grocer Oat ol the Ulna rest. Neburhadneizar waa eating grasa. "Hut I'm not yelling 'Ke yah!' and pre tending to like It," he said. Hegardlesa of what the fana Id th grand aland and on the bluchera might think of him, he continued to tear up handfula and chew it bwiause he hadn't anything else to eat." rilr:N writing- to advertisers please If iuntln this paper. Poor Uaeaaer. The eminent etatewman summoned hit private secretary. "This Is the third letter I have had from Mannhytrup,' he ald, "at the end of widen he has marked 'Confidential. IV T. I J What does he moan by It. T. I?" "lon't you know?" said the private sec retary, lowerlug hla voice. "He meant 'Hurn Thie letter.' "Chicago Tribune. mmm seal M SaaaS aaHHBJrSjasa. .jsSBjBBBB), for ftMh. 1 tn J rrnr moiiff for to ship H Twr mnA to than to IIUNTERS,& TRAPPERS' GUIDE s?u'.Mlk fN 4Ml Itthr IsonikI. U th)n the) tthiai'1 tsr rltw llUieiraimi sill rir Animal Ail s rftlr Ksvrreita, IWh,h, Tr, IUiim I ti H ftn4 J rerj ti tn. ttnd) 4 Wsim lejulifol rVra. Ih.r lla,(r..Or He.i ftn.l li at r,-e .. i m S t Us.pt 0 nr U -l lx h P -Uf ll.daaiftW tai tvMftasl kik.i hhm Aidertrk) Brt.,Wli T- MtaBM4,.BaW (WAPL E ME A. l lavorin. It male a yrup better tVtan Maple. J SoU by grocers. a - Ski J l 1:1 "k m m "awsjsjsjjsss-- WORK SHOES Tough stock, heavy solos, soli J coun ters, double leather toes, double seams and bleb-trade workmanship are hat nuke Mayer Work Shoes loat looker than any other kind. I arntrra, miners, lumbermen, mechanics aud all classes of wuiluu'ii can yet double the wear out of MAYER WORK SHOES They are honestly made soliJ through and through. 1 hey are "btiilt on honor." Their strength aiul wrarinti qualities cannot be rHualleJ. To lx sure you are Kcttlnu the ircuulne, took for the Mayer Trade Mark on the sole. Your dealer will supply you; If not, write to us. FRFF II vou will sen J us the name of a dealer who ioeu fanr Manilla Maver " ia Shvea, we w ill aeit.1 you free. pi. pan I a heauulid pt.lura ol l.roi(, N aahinslor). sua l N e alo make llorMMhill Shoes, I eading 1 ady Shoes, Martha hinyum 1 .Mntin Minrt, I eriua Cuahaoe Mhmts and Spat lal Merit S. Itoul Shoes. F. MAYER HOOT SHOE CO. Ui,V AtK.I-t, WISCONSIN !!aafaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaat kaeaaaaaaaaek Will V . 1 1 USE AUTO WITH AIRSHIP. Huge Balloon Cirries Touring Car Instead of Basket. Indianapolis, Oct. 31. Something new in aeronautics was attempted here today when a monster tialloon with a capacity of 110,000 cubic feet of gas shot up into the air with an automobile placed where a basket is usually sus pended. The ascension was made at 4 p. m., tne balloon carrying two occu pants, Carl Ct. Fisher, of Indianapolis, and C. L. Humbaugh, of Springfield. The idea of the aeronauts is to be able at will to load up the balloon in the automobile. The machine used was a new 24-horsepower four-cylinder tour ing car, and when stripped of all un necessary equipment, weighs 1,500 txiunds. The balloon descended near South- port, Ind., a distance of seven miles from IndianajHilis, after being in the air two hours and ten minutes. The automobile waa freed from the balloon and the aeronauts came to Indianapolis in it. Cocaine in Schools. Philadelphia, Oct. 31.-Scores of children in the public schools here are addicted to the use of cocaine, accord ing to the confess'oa of Kdward I.ee, a 15-ytar-old vender of the drukr, and detectives are investigating the appall ing condition. Young Lee and Michael I.arktns were arrested with quantities of the druir in their possession. I.ee told the officers that he purchased the drug at a house on North Tenth street. where a man made a practice of selling it to the schoolboy, who made "lots of money selling to their schoolmates. Non-Breakable Car Wheel. Chicago, Oct 31. A new kind of car wheel, the secret of which is being jealously guarded by the manufactur ers, is liftnif turned out at the works of the Standard Steel company. The new w heel is said to be of pressed steel the pnn-es of its manufacture is un know n to any one but the chemists at the works and the officials of the com pany. The new wheel is said to be so constructed that broken flanges and cracked wheels are impossible. Prisoners Break Jail. Missoula, Mont., Oct. SI. Fight prisoners awaiting trial for various offenses escaped from the county jail last evening and at a late hour only one had been recaptured. Physicians Recommend Castorla OASTOHIA has met with pronounced favor on Iho part of physicians, pnarrna- ccutical societies and medical authorities. It is used by physicians with results most gratifying. Tho extended uso of Castoria is unquestionably tho result of thrco facts; first Tho indisputablo cvidenco that it is harmless: SecondThat it not only allays stomach pains and quiet3 tho nerves, but assimi lates tho food s Third It is an agreeable and perfect substituto for Castor Oil. It is absolutely safe. It docs not contain any Opium, Morphine, or other narcotic and docs not stupefy. It i3 unliko Soothing Syrups, Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, etc. This is a good deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, how ever, is to exposo danger and record tho means of advancing health. Tho day for poisoning innocent children through greed cr ignorance ought to end. To our knowledge, Castoria is a remedy which produces composure and health, by regulating tho system not by stupefying it and our readers are entitled to tho information.--ia7Z Journal of IlcalUu Letters from Prominent Physicians addressed to Chas. II. Fletcher. Dr. D. Ilalstead Scott, of Chicago, Ills., says: "I have prescribed your Castoria often for Infants during my practice, ar.J f.nj it very satisfactory." Dr. William Belmont, of Cleveland, Ohio, says: "Your Castoria stands first In Us class. In my thirty years of practlco I can. Bay I never have found anything that so filled the place." Dr. J. II. Taft, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "I have used your Castoria and found It an excellent remedy In my household and private practlco for many years. The formula la excellent." Dr. R. J. Ilamlen, of Detroit, Mich., says: "I proscribe, your Castoria extensively, as I have never found anything to equal It for children's troubles. I am aware that there are imitations In the field, lut I always Bee that my patients get Fletcher s. ' Dr. Vr'm. J McCrann. of Omaha, Neb., says: "As the father of thirteen children I certainly know something about your great medicine, and aside from my own family experience I have In my years of practice found Cas toria a rorular and efficient remedy In almost every home." Dr. J. R. Clausen, of Philadelphia, Ta,. says: "Th'- name that your Cas toria has maJe for Itself In the tens cf thousands of homes blessed by the presence of children, scarcely needs to be supplemented by the endorse ment of the medical profession, but I, for one, most heartily endorse It and believe It an excellent remedy." Dr. It. M. 'Ward, of Kansas City, Mo., says: 'Thysiclans generally do not prescribe proprietary preparations, tut In the case of Castoria my experi ence, like that of many other physicians, has taught me to make an ex ception. I prescribe your Castoria In my practlco because I have found It to be a thoroughly reliable remedy for children's complaints. Any physi cian who has raised a family, as I have, win join mo la heartiest recom mendation cf Castoria." m Mo; J? -EC a, r m - : :2 l r ;o - v rt Vsl AU TOIIOL 3 pEK t t vr AVcseiaMc- Prrpantinn for As simil.niiifjtticrooJ.TndRtnjiiO lingilicS uimacls and Ik wis 1 Frondes Distionflvf rTJ nvss and P.;st .Contains mtoa Opiiai.Mdrphinc norMiairal aV - - Sk . iUTaAUCOTIC. aV t .liwaaT e SAVri.- wrwmf - Aia-aeXaaVe K-aiW- (WW ir laijia Apcrft'ft Ri'tneJv forCiim.1t lion . Sour Stonvch.riaa:wi AVor ms .ronvulswns Jevrnsa russ a:ul Lo ss o F Ship. ricSirma: Siarar NEW YORK. AvWaSk -SSk Si,aS al aa . -a . tiuaitanlfeafurii CENUIfiE CASTORIA ALVAY liaarj tto S:gaatcro of trSaf aa M www s g The Kind You Have Always Bought Extwt Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over 30 Years. Tmu aiaTwa awr. rr anaair erattr. ai aaa errw -J-J. - 'l ' !
