The Santiam news., August 30, 1901, Image 4

Prog Shower».
Scrofula
Few ar< wilirwiy frw fr«tœ it
Il may
to ■!•»•!j •• to rauM
■ill« It any diMurbaxxca during tba »buU
|wrt<jd of €hUdb«j«Ml.
Il may tbm
Irregularity of the
llofng-L aj,<j h «*]» 'tyeprptla. catarrb.
and marliad tandrt* j to cvaBum(>ti*»n
before ma;, fetihxa ilte f In u*u< b * utai«♦*•«•
•ruptluo or glandular •«ailing
Il la be«t to be «..re ItkAl jhx » ar* quit#
fra* fr’zrn It. arul tor ita cotnpi«« »tad. a-
IHxi you fwi rely on
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Tba b*«t uf aU ruadii <rw« fur ai. bucu<<ra
"A Cruel! pr«4re***r env* that frog
epawn cau be carried up in the at-
moaphero and hatched out in th«
cloud» ”
"By gum. you bet I'll carry an um­
brella the noil time I go out."
Haad**a|»p«d by Seto««
unúrrtland that hr haa long
a »tildent ut political economy,"
•aid tha viaitor.
"Ho ha»," «aid Sonata* OltMMfig,
and In» economy in poHltra haa kept
him oui <*t oftl* »
He think» I.» can
be elected without »pending a coni."
•*I
Otar MiallM»» • W»«itb
Gohl and »Hver ar* pourxl ahundanliv
Into th» t«n uf the i*atiu«>. but <*«<r matinal
BM tb and Bir*ngth i . b rathar I m iron, th*
mml u«rfui of ali matai*. }u*t a* th*
» railh «»( a bornât» baing ha* tn a uxfnl
iilvHwh JfyoU bava uvarwrfcad »nur»
tiuUi It i* dlaahied, try HoatattorU
arh futur*
It will rail»*« ?ba clogge«I
btj«rU. Impft»*« th« appaGt# and cure
roii*tit«atioh. dy*p*|»*ia. bdouai«a«at hvar
our and hidnay dueatr
Clear thy I rack.
"John Bull ia trying to down
locomotive» "
"Tliey ll run him down faat enough
if he geta ill the way."
tkr Shirt Want.
Th« women claim their feeling* hurt
They're kicking up a fuaa,
Bccauae we men adopt the »hirt
That firvt they »tele from ua
taiwr Jeb.
Tkia ai(»ai»re ia ro evarp boa of tea geeaine
Laxative Brumo-Quinine
t »»*«*
thing, •In ><•
Mr» Cobwigger— I ¡■oor
1
tried to reform her hti»ba nd ■ nd
failed.
Mr». Dorcaa—What
I» ol de- to do now •
Are you
Mr». Cobwiggre — To reform tb«*
world.
tka rewa t p-itol vwrro a eeM la ewe «•;
furnituro
Will 11« VtH O om
Cuticua—What arc you
far nier»
preparing to do thia year-
l!«ier*le talwent mi tided ly ►— Hum­
mer boarder», aa uaual.
GW* Lp
A— l*o you know of anything to d*
f< r acaaickii»*»?
B—Give up.
"That *• juvl what I did when I
iva» »euaick
>*trr hrmtm.
A Suburbano«.
— Hriilgrt. i|»*| you gite tlie
Mr, Iodate (of Lonelyville,
on
evrulng
tram,
emlaarr»»**d>—You gold hah frmh water todayf
rirnigvt—-H«»ly >t I'atrich'
Have
tiew Ilie < rat urea drank up the whole
anile I» bringing nut either
I m . w I of wathcr Ol gave thini yoter-
cook or «altre«» with him?
Si
K - » 1
V Uli,
; h -
day?
critically i—You might call
I» an lufal
“Cook * personally conducted
rol'i*. N
• ion "
, Ha IT.
Htrtdny,
feh ia II» Plait.
Irate Parmi —I twgin to K» that
Willie— Pa, u there any difference
I've gnt a hxil for a son!
I'liiloaqilii-al Offspring—Ah, my la tneen a violin and a fiddle?
1’*— Y>-, my »"il, II you In ar it at
dear dad. what a wonderful thing Ì»
a concert or an opi ra it'» a violin,
heredity.
but when your neat door nt ■Ightavr
playa it it’a a fiddle.
HOW'I till*
-»’• obr u»> li-ladiedpollar»Rewardin» »ny
«aa» al < atarrb i*»< <aa nel M « arai by Hall •
catvrrb < »«..
H«r ItanJarHing.
Brown—Hullo; what’» the matter?
F J < ,;r.N«Y A < O Fropa Toledo. O
w» li»* under* •»«*!. bave in.•»« r J i l*«ney
Green—<>, I m in an awful III.
I
1 .r tu« i**l II rvara and 1-* o>l..m per tori
prvq>oMd to Mi»» Gray and have ju«l
bea alti .cali lo.aii> •• 1 aio». : a ■
•» al aula lo. arr> i.t any obli»«tuia» mad» got her anawer
»> t .»ir B ui
Brown—And ali.'a refuaed you*
WB»r A l»i a».
Wl>o «*al > Irrugriaia, Tnteln, '.
Green—I don't know. I can't read
w aia »<*.
Ma-« "
her writing
V* uolax a In >.g lai*, torlo <>
Unirei aiarrh i ora ia i »«a
'ina y va iha blood and ra
Iba ayal a* Fri a ' N- |er 1*0
«l';»,'at* leal'm uil < Ine
Uall a rara ly I-..
r ifi
n rnarly ac Ine
ooua «uria ea oi
ile
l J 4 by «l
«ac
•'■I
Th. He.t rroe.rlpllon for Malaria
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f'hHllvnU. |l|«alriq>lp Iron a ■: I >) i ; n ue 1 u
a taeieleM loria. No < ure. No I'ay Price ■<*
Not tlun<rv. But
Young Bruir—Why, Charlie, you
do not seem to bo eating anything
tin» morning
And 1 got up early to
re* make ilio"' biacuite for you.
«cut
(Tiarh-a—N", rb-ar . 1 don't f< ■ I at
Mr all hungry thia morning to tell the
will truth.
Yolir bix ’lit» are very tii<*
indeed
By the way, I wonder if
there »re any f tli<‘«e ring b «cuit left
An [ Mhanllng Ftilur«
that I bought for Nero Friday.
Mr Harlrmflat—That mini l«e an
affn tionnlc |>«v»age m that novel you
Mother« will nnd Mr». W Inalo W'a Booth
arc reading
Ing Syntp ihr I* m remedy t<> uw tor their
Mr». Ilarlmillat —It '» a ib-acription children during the teething period.
of a woman’» boudoir.
Think of a
pla< *- Urge * limigli tu have a boudoir!
run
>«■• <•
»I
a el« in
oae day No< ra. No Pay burr Mienta
I Mor«.
"What do you think of that w Kin­
ky*" aak<d the head
TO Cl KK A t Ol l> IN ON« n*t
TatelaitKv» In-»» «n!» »• Tableta. AU
"Well," »aid the giicvt, «marking
Irugglaia rv* ng ifiv i* * it II f*.le to cure
Ina li|>» no he »al down hi»' gl»«», "it «. w. Urov» • aigneiurv l«eo each bui !*<
remind» me of » g<«>d »tory. "
A Shrvwd fill»»
"Mt'» have it."
"Oh. you mi»under»taiid me.
I
Snigger»—That man Killtimc ia a
metley wiah to imply that It'» worth •brrwd Irllow
rejwating."
Swagger»—Why ?
Snigger»—lie gave a lawn mowing
be«ia I Boait ol It Now
|>arty yrnterd»)' aud bail tin' gurota
cut th« graui
j
waa one nf the chartcf memlwr» of
Th« Koon
tbe Woman*« Suffrage Club.
Nile
duran’t apjwar to be to proud of it
He—It'» »trange you member» of
now.
the Vaaaar alumni don't bold clan*
I telle—Oh' ahe'» ju»t a» proud, but reunion«.
you know, the club waa organind IS
She—Not at all.
You may a* well
year« ago, ami »be inu»t bare been at H»k a woman her age aa to aak her
ica»t Jtl when »be joined.
what year »he graduated.
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€I aw Haalinji -*»— sskks
olvW llvdllliy
gta
s.-'s;¡¡¿217.;:%’.’
n*t.;re »i :<! ylng.lbe henliag
Xh
bnlm ia lhe form of hrolthy, new b.cud; but when th»
g- Mk circulation 1« tainted with poiauuou* grim*, bumon ov an v
w B
WV effete matter, a »light »«rat*h or »braal n of the »kin
b»com«» a fentermg »orc. tiny pimple« grow to be boll»,
•wollen joint* and inflamed gland* often broak out m'.o offetiMve, »low healing
•or»»
A polluted blood it alway» • men««'» to be».th ; not only do»» it keep the
•hla In • chronic »tet» of inflammation, but everv organ ana fibre of the Body
•uffet» from »a irupuro and »iuggiah ciu ulatioa. You nr.er feel well, you ar» not
and never can be well until the tyiteni ia relieved of it» teinbla load of tmpuri-
tie*
With the blood to contaminated, »o deeply potaoaed, ulcer*, boil» and
•urea of every kind are apt to become chronic and often develop into Cancer.
Soroa and ulcer» are moat
I beoame »Mlcled with a »evero eoro la* »ad
often cauaed by poverty of
from the k»«» to the foot w »a on» »olid »ore.
the blood and a weak and
wblth waa vary off*naive. I »pen* over «1.000
•tow circulation, brought on
ea two trip» to Hot Bprln«», and local phy»l-
•laa» treated mo to ao purpoee. I had »boat
by long continued »icbnroa,
de. ided te have any 1»* amputated, wh»a a
malarial polaonmg, (orpul
induced me to try > I* «. I began to
liver, the u»e of mercurv. or friend
take year medtalne, and la the »bort »paoe of
whatever ia calculated to de
•evan month» Il haa eompletely and thoroughly
•troy th» vitality of the blood
cured ma. My leg laa wltae»» today a« to what
•ad broak down th»<»n«titu-
B a. R will de when taken regularly. The aoro
baa healed entirely and my health ha» Improved
tion Three old chronic »ore»
woaderftiJly.
X have already gained UO pound».
laat »ometime* fur yearn, ent
y. a. TALaxuT,
ing into the flc*h. muaclen,
Boa a«fi.
Winona. Mia».
tiaauea. and even down into
th» b*>nro, and are eiuh a tag upon the vvvtrta that it ia han! for th» patirnt to
rreuneratr. and a »imple malady often prove» fatal.
Noth tag ao qi kly or turcly raatorvv loot »trength and vitality to the blood ••
S. S. S
It tv aa eutidot» for the agvereat forma of Blood I'meoa, aa well aa th«
irritatiag btunort that cauaa the eruption* and »ore» that aap your very life and ao
grvatlv diakguie you. S S 8. ia the only guarentee.1 purelv vegetable blood puri­
fier
It contain* ao mercury, potaah. araenic or other hurtful drug
It cleaner»
the blood and punfir* the circulation, thua ridding the *y*tem of the itnouritiro
that keep the «ore* fevenah and painful. At the aarne time your general health
tainrovro under tbe tooic effect» of S. f* 8 . and the »kin be* ome» »oft. »month
and healthy. If you are troubled with botla, carbun* lea, »ore» or eruption» of any
•ovt. write our pby*H>*a* all about your caa»; don t nah your own judgment
when you caa get me-lual advice front eapenewced doctor* free
Buuk ua Blood
•ad bhia X>i*e«aea to »11 who deairc it
THE SWIPT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA.
Sick Women
«mplered bp lhe larga l>»pa>tm»al
•tere» ia New York.
A unique railing Ua» Je»eloped Iteeif
la ibi» city. It may b» calM that uf
tbo bualuaaa doctor
Th» Uualncae d.e
tor I« a mau wbu goee to bue.uoe-
Uouaee and I« allowed lu »»amine tb*»«
uugbly the «bolo Wuckiag of ib» n a
cblua.'' li» firn!» out. for »»ampi», bow
IL» l»'.t»r» ar» opened »nd 4 » i l>u mi
bow order» are »»»• utvd .. .» luauy
peuple are employed, wbat i» lire »»«■ t
natur» of tbe work they do. what ar»
th» wag«*» they are r»*wlvlag and »■
un. lu tbe caae of a targ» <-.*t». »ru be
may need a week to get a full p.-ae»»
■Ion of tbe factA aud be cbarg
at
leaat «no a day fur bla work W lien bo
baa cvcupleted bl« lav roi i gattona be
draw» up a report, and add» to It a
number of practical auggrotlona
III»
object ta to pro vent waeta. and cepe
cially to check tb» cuoalaat tendeur y
lu working »»penero to ria» yror by
yror without any couqieoaatlng advaa
tagea
One of tbe tar grot department
•torro In tbe rity employed the eervl* ea
of a "doctor” roceutly. He found that
tbo partner» came down about 10 and
opened tbe letter» fuget her
A» their
currropoodcu. e wa» »oormou». the
opening of the lettera neceealtatrd A
waate of mu*b valuable time
He
therefore advleml that a woman who
waa to be paid a «alary of |l.»»> a yror
abonld be engaged to <qu*ti tbe letter»
before the partner« arrived, and aurt
them, allotting roch partner bla own
letter», ao that when be cam» down to
bualurae be might deal with 'hem Im
mediately
Thia r»n>mu>»n<latl*>n wa»
Adopted, and lia» been found to »ave a
groat drol of precloua time, a» wa» In
tended li» aleo advlard tbe rrorrang«*-
■nent of the dutlro of tbe «»«'.»taiita
Some w»ro rtvelvlng too much, other»
to little New York Kvenlng Boat
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Happioeea will go out of your lif»
_
forever, _
my uater. If you have aay
o/ iBe .y—p*.—. i laeat.uaed ia Mra
Vajeatia«
’
• letter, ualeae
“ r
Procure Lydta
^r-'mpUy
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terng n uad at -«<■«
"•*
• ’ egetaMe
*
It la abeolwtely »ur» to help you Thea
write for ad vice if there la anything
about your >«M you do not under
•tdiij'L
You need not tie afraid tn tell lhe
thing» you could Out »»plain to the
Av»-lor --your letter will be »een only by
Wvmea
All the permm» who »ee priv­
ate letter» al Mm Pinkham'a l-abora
lory, al l.ynn. Maae . are w om a n
All
lelkere are <xv««.1»eti*l and advioe »bwo-
1 (Italy free
Mere la the letter — It ia
plaaewre that
f our Hat. hop
ag it may tn
durv other< to
avail t h e m-
*»lvc» at t h •
benefit of your
valuable rem­
edy.
Before
tab log Lydia
F.. Pinkham’»
Vegatabla
Compound I
felt very bad
ly.waa terr tbly
nervoua. and
tired had »lek
boadachee. no
appetite.
P*‘w tn »tomAc-b. pain la mv
I right ’ aide,
»nd ao wi aak I
'"
««>iiM erarrely aland
I waa no* »bla
to d<> anything. “
Had aharp pain» all
through mv body
Bef..re I ha.' taken
half a butti»
mediciae, 1 found
bolue of your
n
■ yaelf Improving
1 conti a wed Ita uaa
until I had taken four botti»» and fell
ao weil that I <11.1 not need to take any
moro
I am like a naw perone, and
your medicina »hall al way» have my
Puny and Kallleanahc.
pralaa "
Maa W P S’at « itti ««.-M
A California farmer, who hae three Ferry Avenue. Camden. N.J
email children. o»»i a pony which la
5000
their conetant companion
They haw
ridden him. rolled over him. fed him.
and have con>e to conelder him aa one
of the family. When the children went
Waiting for Ml« Man.
on an eipedltlon aw! did not want to i
A
preacher
riding down
ravine
ride, the pony went along aa If he had j
came ujniti an old mountaineer hid-
Ireen a pet dog A Nan Franclaco new»
ing in the buahea with hie ride.
paper telle the folio wing atory of the
"What arc you doing there, my
pony’a pnaaruve of uilnd
friend?"
one day the three children went on a
"Bide on, at ranger, ” waa the reay
nuttlug eapedlti^n. aud while they
Bill
answer.
“I'm a waitin’ for
gathered the nut». the pony graie.1 uear
Johnaon, and. with the help of the
by. Nuddettly, aluioat tx-newth the feet
I awi I, l*m goin* to blow hi» damn
of the nut gatlierera. there waa an um
head off ’’
Inoua whir, and they aaw with horror
a
huge rattlewnake colled ready to
A MareAWllo Lawyer.
a tri be.
The late Henry W l'ayue, of the
The children buddled together, too Maaaachuaetta bar, waa once defend
much frlghtennl to move, but aa Ilia- Ing a charity case. In which a boy of 15
deadly bead went back, there way a waa charged with arann
He made a
quick trample of hoofa. a ruab through strong vase to prove th. defendant an
the buahea. and the pony appeared,
Idiot. After a charge from the Judge,
With hl» four little »harp hoof* which waa practically an order for ac
brought together lie ahot up Into the air. iqulttal. the Jury brought In a verdict of
landed aquarely on the anake'a coll, aud guilty
Tbo judge atked Payne If ha
waa off again liefur" the wteked head would move for a new trial "I thank
you for your auggeatton.'' waa the an
could atrtke.
The Interruption had releaaed the awer. "but 1 am oppreeaod with the
frightened children from the cha tn graven doubta whether I have the
Your
and they ran a «hurt dlatance away, right to move for a now trial
and atoppi-d to wltneaa the conleet The honor. I have already Baked for and
rattler waa woundid. but full of tight, received for my Idiot client the moot
and colled again, aud again the pony prwloua heritage of our Engllab and
American common law a trial by a
landed on him aud got away wifely
Thia time the auake'a body way nearly jury of hl» peer».”
Payo« bad an old quarrel with the
aerervd in two place», and the anake
waa conquered The pony walked round Kupreme Court, and never loat au op
It, ami. apparently »atlsflerl. gave ' a port unity of »bowing lilt coutrtnpt for
cheerful whinny and returned to I bl» that body. Once, riding from Boaton
to Cambridge with a load of law book»,
gracing.
bo waa accoatrd by a young Harvard
tlad Fun with lhe I’areon.
man with the remark
“You have
A clerical frleud of mlue told me a quite a load. Mr Payne l.aw book». I
capital atory uf a Yale num who waa •uppoae?" "Oh. no." wav tbe anawer.
th« atroke oar of bl» crew and the chief "only Supreme Court report«."—New
York Tribune
athlete on the football field
lit entered the mluletry and »petit
The Pour City Hoy.
year» In mlaalouary tatmr In the Car
Ob. tb» city boy I» bundled
Want. Walking one day through a
la bl» h»»vy overcoat.
frontier town, a cowboy »tepped up to With bi» coatiy l»»tbvr leggi»«*.
him and »aid;
With »»Hk thing round hi* throat.
"I’araon. you don't have enough fuu
And b» alld»» upon th* »id*w*lk
Wher» tb» «.he» b*ve b* vt> aproad.
Taka a drink!"
And Imagine» b» la happy
Th« mlnl»ter declined
On
"Well,'* ha »aid, "paraon. you ruuet
bta
have mime fun
Here'e a faro layout.
bright
Taka a band In tbe game."
new
Tbe mlnleter decline»!
•led
"Paraon.” »aid the cowboy, "you'll
T%eraU a bill tbat’a blgh and •‘.oping,
die If you don't have noui» fun ”
la tba ôoootry. far away.
Aud he knocked tbe paraon'a hat off
VTbara a b«y wbo waaa't buud!«d
hla head and hit him a whack on the
Ht te «Betbar aaad to «tray
ear.
Wirb tba awlHa*aa »f tba llgbtaltig
Tbe old athletic aplrit roae. the
Daw a tba gleaming bill ba *p«d,
actence which had been learued In the And no aabaa atar grate4
college gymnasium aud forgotten for a
'«Naatb
bin
quarter of a ceutury waa arnuaed. a
bom«
blow landed on the Jaw of that cow
mad*
boy that aeut blni aprawllng lu tbe
riru.
•treat
Th« paraon walked over him aa If be Ob. I pity the poor city
bad been a door rug, picked him up aud
Boy who ae»or get* bop»»»
dueled tbe aide of the bouae with lilm The aarrow. achy eldewalh
Or aoso hampered little peed,
aud then mopped up the aldewalk with
Ata. the bill »u high aad eloplag.
hla form.
And tbo way • •• clear ahead
Aa tbe ambulance waa carrying the
Where a coeatry boy weal reaettag
cowboy off be rained bla bead feebly
Oa
and aald:
"Par»on, what did you fool me for?
b»i
You ar« chock full of fun " New York
«•4«
Tlmea
A Hreanv litapellMt
Tbe woman wa» »landing lu the door
way. »hading her eye» with her band.
She called acroae tbe garden
“You. Innocence William» Come In.
honey, outen that hot »un You'll burn
yer little cheek» a» brown ea a burry
Come !n. Innocence!"
One would have eipected to eee a
falry llke creature riae. a» from tbe
heart of a flower, and drift dreamily
over the violet bede. Rut Inetead. a
gaunt, tall figure, with face browned
and bonneted, »bamilled toward the
bouae. dragging a dead rattleenake by
It» rattle»
It waa Innocence William»
“Thar,
mammy!" »be »»plained, tiwalug tbe
•nake over tbe paling» "That make»
ten I've kilt aem-e tbe fu»t o' June
Atlanta Conatltntlon
Fleet of the V«aderbili«
Tbe flrwt of tbe Vanderbilt» la thia
country wa« Jan Aartaan Van der Blit.
« Holland farruar. who earn« to the new
wortd la tbe ftret half of the »even
leeurh cwotury. and who eetUed la the
naigbborboud of Brooklyn, about KKH'
Aa tbe nmne Indicate» tbe family be
liaj-1 orlfftaally to either the vlUag»
of Blit. • euburb of L'treeM. or the par
tab of Bitt. In Ertela
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“OPERATIVE WOROS" IN LAW.
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Wkai Tba» Mena la La*»t ••«
aaro Traarocttaam
Baal-
"OparnUv» word», «afd a »«aitar of
tb» I>i«triet bar. aro «f in» utmont Im­
portane« In lagni documenta and in
buatnaaa affalro
-Trofiably th» mo»t rortoualy Import
•ni operative w»rd in human affair» I»
compoood of bui Ihro» tottara and II
•pprora m print thua
*¥••'
Wb»n
•he aaye yro to a man tt me»a» that
•he tranafer» ber beort and band, «ad
furmerty all of ber property to film
wbo aak» ber to bo. et<-
Thl» liuto
word Mtabll»h*e th» mo»t luiportant
contrBct of aoricty. »ad. wfitto tbl» eoa
tract may aftarward bo diaaolved by
mutuai coneant. If otte of tb» con ira i
Ing porti«w detnur» and back» out a ault
tot dainagvi t» opon to tb» otber
“In auc-tton «al»» tb» proporty put up
la «aybody'a uniti tbn auctloneer eay»
gooe or »old and tb» fiamme» drop»
No mattar bow tbe »aie to regrottod. or
bow tuucb tbe parile» would Uh» to re
tract II. tt «tand» and tb» court will
•uet»ln It
"la a wtll tbey aro gir», devia« and
fioqueatb' Reai property 1» ’dovlaed'
aud poro-mal proporty boquoatbed '
“la a noto thè borrowar muli 'prom
!••' to pay and in a bond b» muat
blad blmeelf
“In eomo «talee In a deod oertaJn
word» aro oe'eaeary to convey reai ro­
tate
Tbe courta bar» beld generaily.
bowever. tbat tbo word grani' wtll c « f -
ry a good litio
In New Yurta, far In-
etaace. thè operative worde conetttute
qulte a formula, and aro grani' bar
gala. eoli, aro'.gn. tranafer. »et over and
coovoy '
That • thè »14 fono
Now
tb» word» grani and rei»»»« are «udi­
ri «nt.
“In a leene tb» word Tot’ tnuat bo
uoed
Thoy bave an odd formula In
New York. ua»d for centurie» proba
bly. roti»!«ting of grani* d«ml»e »¡pi
to farro tot,' and It appllee to all ktnd»
of proporty
la a quitclalm elee! tb»
word 'quitclalm' muet
bo
u»e*1
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9 00
' FARM MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
Ensilage
Cutter.
Hvtot an4 only
blo«*reuM
i# un th« irt*. í«t.
h»»4 hx ette«Ur
MlUb«G. L««W •
Mai«* « o
Ptart!an4. Or«
JOHN POOLP., Portland. Orrgon.
F««l U M«(li*>* -urwv.
Can give yon
Hnggiro. I'low»,
W in 'mill» an-i
Machinery, boo
the brot t*»rgam« In
Holler» and hnguiea,
Tu mu* ani General
ue before buving
Kllta I lr««a Frollry- Tv*
l^lnl in« p«r. »-•*. tfie
)*«.» kill Ih* II««
live*
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PRU88IAN
LICE KILLER
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Wholesale Boots & Shoes
KRiUSSE a PRINCE,
•7 and Ry I <r>t street. Portland. Oregon.
r«i«pb<>ue. Oek l>i
Catakigu» I urntohed
I p«>n Application.
All Kinds Carried In Stock.
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Summer Retolutlont
A irtnerou* Adouiiioa
"You're a little late, my love."
"A little late.
Hut I'm all right
"Y'ro my dear. Ix>t me hear you
pt ■••mt i the 1 un w! the Whittle)
iiorne that won the Uerby."
''HI,' The W h.tnrj lu-rw’ Well,
I gucoa that'« a h r*«» un me.”
"Never mind my dear. I can't
pronounce it myaulf. *’
iiV
• 1
Keeley Cure
• relief from » um »r. o|>l «• *n I
kibitA M»4 Co« fxrtleuiM* t«
ini«? iiitint«.
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w
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thl« f»«p«r»
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Nimila Ititi? fhi'Fixxlandllcöuki
tmg the StimxKtb ani Hnwvls ut
lM INIS.’t HILIJKLN
I’rofnoh's Digestion!'hrrrfu I
nés» ami RrM Contains ncithtT
Ouimi.Morphuif norMuirral.
N ot N arcotic .
Äv» •'/«fff- UM SZ HTOSK
/VwX. Arof-
«u r~* *
AtaLWiff U«r -
«Wh-r L-rf »
Aperteci Remedy forronstiniv
linn. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoe»
WI I ins.t onvulifiivs kwri -h
nrtvtand I.llHHtlf SLEKP.
The Klutl Yon n tir ri Alwuyn Botiglif, ami whlcti ha» tiro»
in use for over 30 ycarn, ha.» borne thè signature of
and ha» Irceli nuuln under hi» iw-
■ounl super» bvion «Ince il» InfUney.
Alluw no otiti todreeive yott Iti thiB.
All Counterfeit», Imitations and •• Ju»t-aa-iroo«l” are but
Bxporimenta that trifle with and eudar.ifer the health uT
luliuit» und C'hUdrcu—Experience i*giUm«t Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
Citator!** 1» a harmle«« substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
goric, Drops mid Noothiuir Byrupa. It 1» l*taaaant* It
cuntalns neither Opium, Morphine nor other NitrcotiO
Kubntauce. It * njre 1» Its ffuivruntee. It «levtroy» W urine
nnd allay» FeverinhneM. It cure» DiarrhoM and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cure» Cuustipattou
and Flatulency. It u*»iiiiib*t«-» the Food* regulate»« tuo
Htomach and Howels, giving healthy nnd uuturul sleep*
The Children’s Pnuacea—The Mother’» Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
ALWAYS
Pac Sunto Signatur» of
NEW YUHK
lit»
J j Busi s
««III
~
J j< i ni *»
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years,
You can al’ vays smell a “dea I
one.”
Me has a costive-looking face.
His breath knocks you down.
He drags his feet.
Listeners to his talk turn the:r
heads the other way.
His breath poisons God’s pure
air.
He ought to keep clean inside?
—that means sweet breath, quick brain, swift moving feet. You can’t feel well
and act well with your bowels dogged, sending poison all through your body,
Clean them out gently but thoroughly i md keep them clean with CASCARtTS
Candy Cathartic, and you will find that all bowel and liver ills and the nasty
symptoms that go with them are quickly and permanently
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
HILL
MILITARY
/ACADEMY
A Private
; School
The Bright wide.
“It 1« »aid that lobatera will hr ei
11 net In 2ft year»," remarked llllattd
"Ob. well," replied Malket. who I»
very font! of lobeter. "let ua not worry
aliottt It. let na look on tbe bright (Ide.
We may all dlr before that time
I’lttaburg Chronicle Telegraph
Half Named Juba.
There are It.OUO.UM) ft mil ha m ibe
world. accurdlDg to a
»tat tatto aa
Atrout half of them are of tie fem lu ue
prte'iaaloti and inoat of the ether half
are named John.
For bear.llng »nd day paoli»
Oyena aeytewber li
F im
new »»lidi ng 1 hv priori pal
haa had teenly-iaree year»'
»■perianw la Curtla-vd i»r
rvapowlvnr» telle] ted
for
eaia)u«a add iva»
J. V». HILL. M. D..
F O drawvr It. Forilaad. l>r
•II b«w»i <r«abl»e. •pp»w«l*IU»l tall-
i•••■*•», fi*4 kr**l«i, bag tato«». «1*4
• M «fi* »Uwark, fila*««« tavwal*. Vani
ro«»«la, fiaafiaalaa, laagtamU«». pimplee,
palwanilar aeUaag, ll*ar trewbla, eaflaw ranplallaa
• ■•« «■•»teaae. * hae peer bewala gee*« mav* rage-
lerly pea are (•«Ung »«*k. <eaa»UpeUaw tailla more
pveple ikaa nil ether Olevaaea legalhar. ft Io a
»Carver Pee tbe vbreato ell meato a ng long peer» of
eeffkrieg aha* eeme ertarwnrg*.
Ne metter what
allo pew, »tart lahlag CAMAIiKTB *e-g»p, for pe»
vetll wev«r gat well eng be well nil tb« Uma nntll
P«n pat fear bewal» right. Tafia ear agvirei atari
with CAM AfXKT» l«-gap, nager an nbeelnka |aar-
n**«e te ewro or roewap r eroe gag.
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