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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1903)
m U. S. SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA Loss of Appetite * llalli y n * *»< why li I m • that T».u*t 4 hw n<|. I»r»t thiuf ) I« I m t«*k.» Recoin mends Pe-ru-na For Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble Catarrh if the Stomach is Gtneriliy Called Oppepc.i Something to Produce Artificial Diges- tioi U Genirally Takes. Hence Pepsin. Pancreatin and a Host of Other Digestive Oemedits Has Been Invented. These Remedies Oo Not Reach the Seat of Difficulty, Which is Really Catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla u COST OF THE POT WAS HIGH. bier Woe It, bet Cervie« e ■*ar •• a V.eiwhr»-»», •"Thia »ear which you eee on the back of my right hand baa a history. and whenever I look at It I drift back mentally to tbe earlier day» of my life." «aid tbe old gambler, "and can not suppress a feeling that aotuebow mm are often forced Into channel» whl- b are trot eva tly what they would Ilka. While not gltogetber »mothered a lib regreta I feel that tbla la true in my own case When 1 recall the •rrtea of bright thing« that have Lap pmed. the momenta and hour» an ' days «pent with congenial «pirita. II •pley bita of narrative which baie marked the progress of many eveulug« but why meutloo all tbeee thing« now y ' I am griftlag on to tbe cloelng boar» • nd I gueea after all the old mana Chief delight fa In memoria-« of thing« • nd happening» of the earlier time« Coming buck to th» »car on my band, I paid rather dearly for It It I« a pity that l can-iut weave around thia »iperlen- e a tot of romance which w. u!d heighten tbe color of the yarn • nd give brilliance to tbe linee But thia la «imply a gambiera atory and. w hila not eiactly prosaic. It doea not take on any of that prwttler coloring auch •• one find» for Inatanca. tn <!o- nan Doyle's atory about bow th» major loat one of b!a eera He gava up h!s ear to aava a woman I got the a-ar reaching for an ordinary stake tn a gam» of carda and no larg» »take al • ' It waa many year» ago That fe verleb Impula» to gamble waa Juat get ting Into my blood. Osa night I fall luto a game with a crowd of mew. all of them but one airanger» to me The game bad n t pr groaned far before I letama aware of tbe feet that I waa p eying agalnat two card »hark» l.uck waa my way on the laat round and my Land callad fur tba «take But oaa af th» aharper» wat to nt on gw'tlng my laat penny, and ba threw down a better band than mine and ona which ! knaw he bad faketl A quarrel be gan and I rea< tied out fur the »take, revering th» money with ray right hand A» I did »o on» of tbe »hwp»r» whippe« 1 out a tong biadati knlf» end etabbed at my band The blade pa«« ad through my hand and Into the table Hand, money and all were pinned to the table, and until my friend» came to my rea- ue 1 waa tn a halple«» coo dm- -i kly frteud pulled tba knife out • nd releaaet me I got tb» stake and tba «car which you see on tba Ixck of my hand la only a part of the price. • nd ■ amali part at that, which 1 mad» for It Th» »■ ritemeat »nd novelty of the eipartence Intensified th« gamblli g In.pulse which bad fevered the blood • nd t1»»ua of my natura sud aine» that time I Lav« been a help!»»» and hope lea» gambler, enjoying the usual for tun»« of the man who »p»nd» his Ilf» iu this strangely fascinating world."— Saw Orleans Ttmae Democrat Another R. "Well, talking atout names, raid theoyatar, "l bka May Ixtter than Mary." "You do?" replied the plain lub- ■far. "Of ronrsa. Now, If It waa the month of Mary II would ahorten my vacation laerlully." In Boston. Judge—What do you know about the ease? Witiioaa—I aeen him bring the »tuff np»talra and— Judge—That will do-, stepdown, I rah not liMon to euch an abuae of lan- guaga. Ii|»< barge the prisoner. Always. •'You har« Ixen in many fighte. I inppo»», Val?” «alila land --rd t> ->ne ol hl» tenants. "Oh, a great many, yer honor!" replied Pat, unaffectedly. •'And I »nppiMx yoo fight grimly—y- u never glvw in. I mean?" "I always tight till I di»,'' »aid I'aL Storing Coal I nd*r Waltr. Certain kind« of coal d-ter orate rapidly in the ocean air and fzird Char lea Breeaford bar ripro«»<-l the Ixliel that the total low» may reach 50 per cent. Store under waler la the remedy of an English eiperlmeuter, who, noting the fine quality of c al dredged from a harbor, ha» kept M n- mou th ah ire »team coal under eea water two month» with a Iona of lea» than 1 per cent of heating power. Saallary Pet ord for H oumi . Paul Niran»«, aonator for Pari», «lx> 1» one of tha mod practical authorities on municipal affaire, la alout to pro pose that a compalaory sanitary record ■Ixnild lx attached to every dwelling. Aly Hair ** I bad • very severe akknesa that took off all my hair. I pur chased a bottle of Ayer'a Hair Vigor and it brought all my bair back again.” V. D. Quinn, Marseille», III. One thing is certain,— Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. This is because it is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the hairgrows, that’s all there Is to it. It stops falling of the hair, too, and al* ways restores color to gray hair "If you refuse me I «hall commit «un •I de." ' 55'all. pa aaya y«u can t bang around bere." Ne* York Evening Mun Bjohnaoo 55 111 you lend mo your town mower? lijackson Yea. If you U cut my gra»« to pay for tbe uae of IL Boiuarvllle Journal Harry Mbe evidently made aa Im pri-aelon wltb bltu George How do you know? Harry I saw him d»v»l I rg auiu» «rapebeta -f her Yonkers Herald. Jim Nay' If yoa'U notice, you'll »we that most of tbeea big Wall street m«a »rarted > n a farm ttaru Tea. and that to where they learned to waler etock — l*rtacMM Tiger. Teacher (to Utile Ayearuldr Now. Frr-ddx. what ia a vulcaao? volcano? Fraddla hat la fw.th gr,yat couldeucvi Ofc. I know that! It ■ a m->, mi into that Interrupt» all the time!' Ufa. ' Margaret. I tb!ak you cheapen yeur- •elf b? a - ’ < ■*> i. a to tbe theater with Mr J--ue« ' "No. mother, vh th« contrary. I'm making myself very dear Harvard Ixmpvon "Van Major ba» aiade a fort on» la tb« aulum-itill« Va»t»>roa" "I dldu't know ba manufa- -are-! tbat class uf veblrlea * Hr daean't; ba repair» tbr:u < imlunati J*tfbu*r l.v- Senator M. C. Butler. H. Senator M U. Buller from ■MMilh Car-dina, ws» »enator from that «tal« Int two terms. In a rocent letter to The Veruna 51 ml Ir ine Lo , from Washing! n. (>. C., »a»» ••I can rroomtnend l-cruna for dra pe paia and stomach trouble. I have been using vour mcdklnc lor a short period enj I feel very much reUa-ed. Il la Indeed a wonderful mcJuloe be- »Uev a g<M»d tonta.”- M. C. liutlcr. The only rational way to cure dva- ropela la to remove tbe catarrh. I’eruna cur«« catarrh. Verona do*« not produca artificial digestion. Il - iroe < ata'rh and Irei« the atoniach to perform digestion in a naturai way I hia 1» v«»lly l-e*.Icr ami »a'er than re* sir ting to ar linciai method». Veruna has cured moro rear« <>f dys pepsia than all other reinedi«« com bined, »imply Iwcause it -urea catarrh wherever I» atwl. fl -atarrh ia lo cated In tha lsea-1. Veruna cure« it. H catarrh haa la»tened iteelf In the throat or bronchial tuhee. Varuna cure» it. When catarrh lx<< mro »»ttb-d in Ibe ■t »ma- h, Verona cure« It, «• well in thia location n< in any other. Verona I« not »Imply a remwly lor <Jv>|'«p»ia. Veruna i» a catarrh rem- r<ly. Veruna ran-» dyspepsia becauro It I» generally dependent upon catarrh. B agar How '.« I know you're If you du not <lerlve prompt and Mt- blind? B»gg«r ize you «upi-ose I J ■■factory rwnti from the naw of Pern- only a«k fur a al--kel if I cuuld ««e na, write at core to Dr. Ilartman, giv • bat a kind. Illxral lookin g* nt yuu ing a full »tatement of your care and he tx New York F.ito.Tig Hun. N- I Mils!■* u suddenly dl«c->v,-r. d ail) be pteaawd to give you bi« valua ble advice gratia. that ah» n* c !» eaxrclae. so »be A<l<lre-» l>r. Ilartman, Preaident ol day Belle Tea. out for a walk I beard that »be had a lol of n.-w Th» Ilartman Sanitraium, Columbu», j elvthea. - rt.hadeq ».a Re- ord. Ohio. Hummer Haarder 4 thought pour ad- vert!».on<*nt said s-wuethingat>*>iit busi t.oat Bla IJrnttty. A Prophecy. ng’ Far, -r <>h y**« 5Ve liava a "No you want to get marna«!?" Critic — That actor d«-au't aeem at li it a I ■ ar« -mlp soinrtlm*« tlx •'Ye», «ah—l'm reeignr-d ter il.” home in hia work. - re. k dr'.« • up I awn and Country "Ever Ixen married befora?" Theairi al Manager—No, he isn't Murphy 51 I ye g|.e me yer prom- but he will 1« tin!*»» buaineae gel» bel “Twoor linee tln.ee «ah.’' iae that ye'll lave nto f-.rlv.-r? Bridget ter p'etty »x>u.—Chicago New». "Don't you know for cwrtain?** Nyre. an* ol d k.Ike to do tbat same. "No, m ! i atter da third olia gol m» Murphy but <»l'ta har-l^ of tbe opm I never knowr-d »Lo l wn>, or how 1 Ion that Ol'll lasbt •a long a» that.”— me ber». "—Atlanta Conttitutio*. Ham's Hom. HOLLANO CHAHITABLC WORK. lbank«al Fri»»«» lw»*ltwttewa «a- col l» Ih» Aid Ur«wted. A rv cut report of tu» « Interior of thè N'etherlaoda la of par tl dar Intereel. gl >.g coiopleta «tw tlatlca of tbe amuuut elpvud»*d In ebar nabla w ■ rk In llolland. «aye tbe Hevua H. leu inique TLl» mailer la regulated in liollaud by tbe law <4 Juue 2*v. K-L w litoti ree.^uliee four »urta of cbarltr able luatitutioua ttoxe wblcb aro ad mlnleterad by ibe «tate, tbe provlmea i< thè commuuee. tto<a» wblcb tretoog lo a eburo-b and are for Ibe purpoee of o«al«Uiig tbe povir of tbe ¡xrtab. tbe Inetltulloue founded by lay tonile« o» private individuala, and mite»! Inatltu tluus wblcb are dlrected by tb« pubilc aulborttlva. t-qtetber wltb th« cbUTvb or privata Individuala In all of tbra« caa»-« tlier« la a disi indi iun mad« bw tovvti Bastatane« g.»«u lo thuw» wbo • »k II of tbelr vwn wlll and lima» wbo •re aabauied to a«k «lui ara aougbt out lu an average yewr tb« asalatauca at tbe tornire of tbe ludlgent amuunta to a Utile tu-*o thau Ì4.UUU.‘M> franca, of wlilcb B,UW0.tAM> la In money and tbe reat lu provialona. tba wb*>l« txiug rliatrllrut«>l «muti» atomi P,M,r lu tbla total of expetiditurca tbe part played by pollile fu rida la 5.to.«i.t*«> franca, thè raet belng almo«! etillrwly flirtila beri by tb« churchea. thè private ItMlÌlutlotra dlatributlug bardly 6»«>.tajo franca Tbw churebew dl«tribut« more money thau tb« pubilc InelltuBotia Th« pouf w fio do noi apply for aa alatan«x ara almoet eaclualvwly care-1 f« eltber by tb» eburohew «r private luatllutlona. aa tb» pubilc offldala do noi p.reer«a suffl- leni lulliatlv« to «v— k out tba «uffi-cer». Tba amount diatrlb uteri do tbeae "aabaiued" puor reprw senta ao elpeudllure of »«-tue l.SUO.tk»* franca, wblcb la divide»! aluMWt equally brtw.wn tbe private ami lay tostitu- tiene and th» ohurchca Ih» dlatrlbutlou <>f provlalvna and fuel rea, bea thè modawt total of 3T0.l»M> franca dlatrlbvted amotig 13.UIJU poor The s<>ur<-e of m<>«t ->f tbla Beatotene» la tbe private ln«tltutl<-n«. thè pubilc grautlng but llltla more tlian 1S,<MM> franca to >■> punr I be viplauattou of thè relatlvely modeet pari played by thè g -vemment Ile» Iti thè «trecirteatioa In thè law mentloned ato>ve tbat pub Ite naalatance «hall be grautr-d only w beo uther ageiiclea are Inadequate Tbe iharltable luatitutioua of llolland are pubilc. 3.-n»i aupported by tbe ■ ■>rr ’■•■r nto-ut •.<»«< - f " chureb and 450 are private "Mtaud up. Me He Wasn't now -i» hum Both to lilam«. Nutty.” said pull « magistrat«; John—Yoh are al way» busy when I ar>- you guilty --r aal guilty .'*' Faith, <• offwOtii Hun trwd boUar» Reward for an t *’•- a a a; a. Gl l-< -; if ii ah' It's Uicsflf •• can't tell tbot till <M come in! i aiafrh ‘ »ire. Charlo—Well, you always come in h.-ar tb' Ivldlace,* replied McNulty.— F J l IIKNET Ài • . Twlxlo. O W a the undercif»*!. htt« b nww» F J. < lieoey when l*m buay. Chicago News. l< r lb- j ««t I 5 -*ra an i*'i ▼« him perf- • t y rl Keroaitie waa first UM-d for lighting h n e ■ * • i ■ I I ’ • :|ta UM Nut Too Moon: "Tills la rather an For fortv year • l’i«*> • Cure for Con- a »I a »I a V ..(* ,. . i»' U a!« unuaual Ix.ur for yea tu be going to sumption b«» cured coughs and ooida. At Ly iLair biio. The hlglnat mountain In tbe tnooh la W1PT 1 TtfAl lun. li Not hungry s« early, are you?" druggists Fri « " cent» at least thirty five lb -uaand feet, tbat Wbolrea.r t'r .g Mtt Toledo, m t ! . -1. k |XN A l M arvin , "No but I will be by the time the Tha Taking of Him. la all tbotisaud foot higher thau Mt U botatalo I»? ft • a. Toledo. O, waiter condescends to ue* Ice me the BairaCwtarrhCure t» taa«*i tnif rnally,** * i»f : Ei i-riat. "It's ridicnluu«" remarked Vblladelpbla Pre««. tailor, "to «ay 'cloth«» don't make tl>e directly oo the ulo*■ i «nd mucou« • ir1«erff<H ;| G<- « 'quill pen» and drying powdata toy HLe 1» It really true that the blind man.' " • c court« are »till u»cd in English 11*4. » Farully Ml • ara the l*»L can detrtinltiv i-ulur by tb« a.-nsa uf •Think eo?” in lire «hl th** llouw- of Lords. touch? lip Mure I once knaw a "Noro," replied tbe tailor; "why. b'ieti<b Chamber uf Input Thera Was a DUfarvwce. Mllid man »Im was able to tell a red they've marie me." ¡»vint- , Ntrlklng rwaemblanca b«a Fockeon Buskin—How do you like hot «tova by merely putting bls Huger <d out txtwe- n the remarkable au- lctit my Hamlet? on It. Chicago I >alty New s m'n» at Zimbabwe. In Rhodroln, and Old Stager—Ob, it w»» your Hamlet, Madem-dsello By tie way. Cuunt, It i antiquities In Cornwall. England. was it? Well, I didn't recogniae it ai la very «wkwart!, but I do not know Kite haw ks have Iwcoma b >14 Shak»«penr»’a.— Brooklyn I.ifa. your name Itusslan Count t'uuld you about tin- garrlann in Burianh that Ilk« to hear It At et certainly " ’Den. they swoop down on tbe m*-ea table« Ilvcelng Shing« Ip. If you b*f ten adnutia to «|iaro. alt and »else f<» d from the » l-lelra’ pistes an Lvplanatlon. town, aiid I vill tell H to you." to>gg»—They »ay that, altor a time, ' A irs'dcr baa made the observation Aakelt—W by are they building »o the engineer of a limited tiyer lotee hit Belle Marriwd nett we<k? Why, lb t iuff.w-drli.kli g pa pl * are vary u»rve. you told us yuu were booked for a many "akya< raper«?” Knoitl—Ob teal eetate coats nothing Jogg»—Tha engineer doea, but not • Id tn given t > dcunkeiiii* •• lu Vr nll pe-sonally conducted lour with « small, fur lustame. where coffee 1« grown up in the air. the Pullman porter. »•■le t party. M.vrl n Ye», dear Hut eit< naively and all the Inhabitant» George « tli« p-rsoaal condu- t-.r and dr nk It many U omm a day. Into»lea I’m the small, selaet party Tit Rita tli-ti 1« rarely seen. The effect la not The Vbyal.Tan'a Affront "No yuu < nly noticeable among tbe native», but liav« decided to get another pliyal ibe foreigner wlio aettlea th*-ro. tb > ugh clan." 1 have," answered Mr» Cum- p»»*a< seed uf »-v* r aw-b a psaalou for rua; "the Idea of bl» preacrllslug flag- strong drink, gradually loses bla Ilk- » ed tea an 1 mustard piasters for .n< for alcubol a» be acquires the pie a» rich as w« ax!" Waablngtoa ■ off**<lrlnkIng habit of tbe Hrasl Htar. Germany ba» a pay wedding, "HayT' demanded the ugiy Individual which the brl-lc recelvi-w ber gu-wt» •mldenly »¡-¡‘•■aclng from a dark alley, wi ll a ba«ln before her In which each wtiat time 1» ItY’ ''Y<*u're Juat atmul IM-roon entering d«q>->»lt« a jewel, a «li two minutes late," replied the Cblcwgo ver «ixx-n or a piece of money. In The I mik I 5 oli ll.kki» Alwayr» Itoilulit liM borni* Ilio ali-nito an, "tbat other gentleman you aee run ture of f li.i-«. II. l'Ictt lo-r, unii lia» berti riunlo under liia »■ me part« of Germany tbe rule 1» that prrMiinil aupervl-lon t<>r over 30 yenr». Alimi? no otto ntng away ba» my watch."- Vbllad.l tb«* ckpeusee of tlie marriage f-ast io ile* < ivr you in tlil*. < ountcrfelt-*, Iniitatlon» unii ph la Vrvwa »bill tw met by < ach gu.et pay'ng for •• .!u-l-.»*>-p<>o<l " uri- l>:it I vperiniciit». uml <-ii<lan::<-r ilio w hut be *at« or drinks. The prices yualin**-! f!u|wrlnt<*ndent (of gas beali li of t iilldren l.k|>cri<-ii<-c ui;uiii>t i4|M*rimruU (raid fur via ml« and drink« are high, works- What do you know atnut lay and tbe young couple often make a ing ga« pipes In tbe street? Applicant handsome profit out of tlietr we-lditig (for pla-< aa fureraaui I know they Castori;» I-» n liarnilc-.-* aubwtituto for C'uator Oil, l ’ uro, realising a »uui quite sufficient to hadn't oughter !»• laid until the ttrwt gorie. Drop» unii Sootliing Nvrup». It la l’Irnaunt. It has just lexu ■tart Ibem ulcely lu life. 11« gut th® rontulne ih itln-r Opinili» Morpliiuo nor olii* r N ireotln place Judge. ► Iili-t.io.--. Ii-.I.-I, Il . p >1.11 .Hit It d< - t I OV -* 55 orili» A writer In 1’ower tells u« that lu the nini alluy» I <-v« ri-line--«. It cure-» IM irrlni-ii unii 55 imi ! beet «team engtnee only all to fifteen "Well Jone« la cena Inly a patient folle. Il relu-vi--» !<■*•( bill" Trouble*., ■ urea < oli-<t I puf ion ' |M*r cent, of the c al burned actually man wltb a tenqwr bard to ruffle " unii ITntiileiicv. Il u-»«innlulew U h * I' imm I, rrgulutrw Ilio ■ pr* duces (xwer that can be used; the ' Valient la no name for blm Why. Monili, li unii Itovi ,1», giviiii; licnliliv' uih I nulurul alcrp» reel 1« a dead lose 55 here d xe It go? that man baa Ixen known to t“ out The < hlldrvu'a P iiu . k - i - u The Mutln-r'a I rit-uil. : To begin with, twenty two (wv cent, with hia wife Io »elect wallpaper and files up the cbtm ey In smoke, fir. per go through the ordeal without losing c, nt la wastrel by rad ant beat from hia temper." Baltimore Herald. tbe 1» 1-r. one per cent, drupe through Cauaa of tbe Mirth "Bridget," said Bears tho Signature of the grate, teu per cent. 1« cunsum-d tn Mrs. Hyflyte. "your lady friend pumping water Into tb« boiler, while mustn't stay ao IA>e hereafter Her flfty-aevt-n per cent g-o-« off In »t<«u> nproarlotta laughter yroke me up at 1 after passing through the • ng I ne. The o'clock this mornlag." "Tto. mum; I rest la accounted for by leaks and waa tellin' ber a I mot bow you tried to w a»te beat. make caka wan day" Indlamip-Ito Tha centra of tbe uiutb>r of-p«etl In Hun. dustry la Singapore Tba shell oyster Major lili l*o yon think It's g-'lng ia all to ten Inches long, tba larger to rain tomorrow, t'ncle Isham? I n- oms weighing aa mueb aa ten pounds. cla Isham I dbnuo. honey It's mighty It la found on bard-bottom channels habd to prognosticate When de Ixwd Ixtwe.-n slamta. where th» cure- nt Is had charge of de weattiah I could tell strong. In gathering It a diver take« ■umfin' rrtmut It. but «enae dla yera with him a Lag of coir rope one fourth weathah bureau dun bln runolu' It I'n- of an Inch In diameter, made lu large cte labatu'a bad ter gib It up Judge rneabe*. whl-b. while sullrei for bold Baruea I'm afraid I'm losing my Ing the aitell. does not Impede bla mind 55'be* I lerrj:« money from travtlng ah>ng lb.* bottom. Tbe ap any of my frletida. I'vu «ure to forget l-aratu« for diving lias not t-een Intro all about It ll-iwea Why. that la no dm» I In the VMLpplnea. al. bough sign of mental decline on the eon Manili «hell brings the high price of a trary. It show« a fine buatnr»« rapacl <1* liar a pour-s! ty Barn--« But I «lx* forget when a friend owes me something Howes Giving Definite In lor mallow. That « all right. That's tact Bust n Neit <h»>r to Aldcrmau Klug'» offlee I rau script Io tbe Ninth ward la an Italian »hoe- maker A lawyer called at the aider Al a Mrage IVhrarwal man'» office tbe other day Tbe aider "You do not lt\,ect »a ngh nt m;>t, man «»< nut In. Tbe lawyer went to «pite and venom UH» that word " tbe Italian. ••I < an do no belter." "J»u you know." asked tbe attorney, "Nonaenae' Speak It juat a» you »ay "where A Id. rman Klug la?" 'pluab' when yoo meyt a rival In a •Yen." a.iid the Italian sealskin «acque Lifo "Then wbere la be?'' asked tbe at torney A f. aid to Go HImaetf. Itxllau "He '• out,” waa tbe roply Householder There'» • o tn » t b I n g ■ pul la Newa. wrong with thia bill, tt'a too big Unaer’e clerk- Tint'» why the Ime» ft h a r «"d plan for a wife to ent r lent me to coll<*ct It Brooklyn Life tain friend« of her husband occasional- y. m > ibat the child,eu may not grow Many a man baa a gnat head from Up thinking their falber d -»«n t kuv* othrt than intellectual <auaa* saw to eirry on a roaier-etion. What is CASTORIA The Kind You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. - K?r- .• usto* ■wa »Ng we vu<giat» The Cwt Direct. The Eoik—What would you do If a mau attould eat with you? The Knit*—! ahould teal incline 1 to rut him. LOWFST RATES To Chi-ago I>ol .que and thw E«»t to I*»» Moine». Kansas City »nd lite Hoatbeaat, via Chicago Great W «ei ern railway. Klwctgkc lighted train«. I nequalleil «wrvlcw W rite to J. V. I I mar, li. I*. A., Chhago, (or Intorni»- Ito*. Miss Alice Bailey, ol Atlanta, (la., tells how she was permanently cured of inflamma tion of the ovaries, escaped sur- geon’s knife. Sv taking I.) dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable compound. •• I bad »-iffered f r three years wltb terrible pains al th» Hui» of ni»n- ■ - . - ■ ... I know w hat th« trouble w«a unl-.l tlie il.«t‘>r pro a nerd It tiitlaniiii.vtlon of the wvlirica, an ! pr q- ■— -I an - ¡-crai -n I fail so w.-ak an-l an k l .at I felt auro that I cold n.»t nurviva the or deal. Th« fallowing week ! road an a4v»rUsemr t >n It pal-rr -rf I ^itln £. I'lnkhniii'a 5 • irvtnblc ( uui* round » »u h an - au-i «• .1. »-I to try it Great waa my . -y to fimi that I a. tually aiprove.1 after tesing two bollir» an-l in ths enJ I waa « uro»l by it I bad gained eight««* pounds and waa iu earodeat health " — Mtaa All- a Bauer '-o North ttoulw- vard. Atlanta, tra <MM» to • r n «»—» rett«r r-—■» •••- * •<« -< •• •-*- •we« w h«r« They Ge tame. Afra. Nagga —Pshaw! Worn»» de j-ist aa much thinking aa nwn. Nagga—Prwaibly; but they spoil tbeir thought« by diluting them with word». PORTLAND ACADEMY All IJhel IM AW d AUKAl HNOIM IOK Mm ARD S F •• ba«4h fog faAGtit < •> < irwa F»ikM<ry ‘if* -a* *■».!•* - . I«4 A • k < g «uto Ib» apioculipeult «»st l ifwG toma of to «kirfMl h m» ¡»»«al t* lu « mm » <af IM 4 tlk» Ta» (As rvwaad » toi aie »<»4 * xg . *i4r«*a roETlAW ACAMNT. Tbe aymptonia <>f hitleiutiistlon anil illai-HM- >>f the iivwrlra ore » dull throbbing pulii, aecoo*» pivtl|r<| by a sell*« of tender««** anil brat low down In the aide, with o»-cii«lon»il «hooting |>a»lnu Tlir region of Dalli aouirtim«» •hows aouie swelling. rvUTLAND. OFlbON. i «2S 1*1 W DAY Can le m ad» « il h aa AUSTIN 55 ell Machine. Mad» la »II »I»»« and ■ • • 4« pis BE A 1.1 A CO. G»e. Aft«. ponti ano owhoos LOOD MCt»< »Uri« all «I4RI.W r** ftr. t gtfte tirq j • I .teff» fce-l.i na I Ut» -':»a « «*4 X« . a«a«lhl tg> mt. g,.4 -Ga| Mt»'u-;od | • ( aws-ar«*« ft nrgiai >< lb««t Mtf !*•< M«I sbM A 4 MM»! ai va W« >«*4 «-’«.lar ' -» -*•>; I I fv* «ur ». tow twr I* **«rf ear Mus liuiil «sicsas Lousu T»««. l.W’- *• .»Ti r* • C 5“ t/'P; CANOV CATHARTIC KVdcomo Cwcv F«i«<««te i Met to»« N«»» « . w »»»»a ... Molker» »III » h-I vtr» W n.l Wrw.tMng a» rut* ••“« •«■•' «em»d, to u» for tb»ir children the iwibiu» «** n Suspklous. "I'm afraid my hu«l«nd d<x»n't love m<- any more." said the bride of ail monllia, with an overgrown ugh. "Wlreo did yoo discover th« change'" "When I discovered that ba had quit leaving any change In bia poekwts,** replied the young wife «adly.—El- change. CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Ir| Or. C. Gee Wo WONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT H» k woH.WrfMi < Vttrw trkff US h» svini jwrvrpíw Wlhmil »|M»f« t 11 w are g we>. H ln d* H» t w»v-« « d || < Ml- - . » » haras «l»>i «r<rfat»lr« »ha« antorrlp «t* at»»«n to> Mtrwlw-al ac» rhew in th?» raMiffliyp __ l«ir>i**fOk 'h* ' ' ■ •• « • > <»< wart — 4»*e>rxMt •O m , • li»Hi toa «»cNr y «irg IR 4 *»ewn< lie •«taraiitaw* tn tur» ruttarti, «aih lhr*Mbf. t b*>im*it«ni, nm<>Mi<eM, Ilkrr » 4 *ry*. *t< I»* a bu>>4r*dA <4 tr*iin.-»« ala « haigr* n. -u*r*u«. t gUf *»^1 hlm railin'* out ft th* :MV writ* D m Dianba *> «1 rirvulRf» M*n4 «I ahi * ( < j N«( l, TAri«>5»Kk.» AbDHkM I ru*- The C. Get Wo Chine» Meditine Co. Ì*J Abler 11». a*wti*A4. Ore«*a. Ma- o ■ Ml?*r P. N. U. *• II- IR». Tbe toatbwick has the l»rrwt r-ai arl-j I» r«»t««t a, 4 »a.i»»t ■ rk»r ot «n> II», I-,.». „ rei>4 t»r rai«’. «-re MarI«.I ire» * A ¡T ♦•(»< Southwick Hay Press M/rOH£U, LCWIS ’ O A > 4 A T..W Orew ro n, a, ¿7 a.-—»«■».», - W hat Eeglen*!» Navy Coats. The navy which give» England the supren ary of the aeaa c eta 1155,000,000 a year, or a little more than the L'nite.1 State« paja in penal >*■ Tajrtoe !-. t *-■ a t Tok»n« of Ptacv and War Feend In th« k»en«wfch Valley, Washlogtoe. fl ‘ * a' -¡■s' I : OLD ISOIAS HAITI I: OIHM St> Where the groat »trvrl bridge ol Ncrlhern Pacific railway »|xns Columbia river, half way to-taern Bp< kana and Seattle, 5Vaahlngton, an near the confluence of the Snaktand Columbia livers there was fonglil aiity year* ago a battle to th« death txtaeen two Indian trilee, orolxhly the Cey n»ee and the Wallahwallh« <r the Cl hoi I ba which latter till« was a reck- lesv and thieving one. flrvat Irrigating INtch Comphled. The railway company has recently completed a great irrigating ditch ‘.*5 mile« long and 20 feel wide that 1« turning thia valley «d)a--rit to the we»t bank of the Columbia trr m a «age brush plane into what a '•» yr ar« r » . I-« «-. • . 1 ., .1 . > •pot 20 mil«» eqirare, *ith a climate peculiarly adapted, it i» «ahi, to rale Ing all aorta of vrgr-tablee, berries, peach««, apple», pluna, cherrie» and alfaila. In lire tearing up procea» an old Indian battle »round ba» been found on the tame spot a! ere leal« ant* Clark, the pint eer eiplorre«. pita lxa their camp and f om which the} pushed their way up »tream to th» month of Ux Yakima river in the yea 1H05. Tamoua Generals f ought Ther». Thia 1« all hiatoric ground a» at • later date Grant ami Sheridan an< other noted army otfirer» were ata lionerl in thia vicinity—Grant in IH62 3 Nlieritlan in IN55.fi, both ol them taking l-arl in rwpelling Indian upri» inga. In thia old battle ground, an- first by means of a well, there •«• un earthed re-ently, »kt-let- ns. Hint Ira k rifle*«, Indian b-ads, bra «a I m ige« b-ar ing date of 1446, broken Imlcheta, epear head», elks treth and a piece ol cloth cr matting spun from thread» »( weed» or hemp. Everything went to •bow that tbie part of the Esnt.ewl k valley waa al one and the asme time an old Indian battle and b-irylng »torn I, aa it la now known that the Indiana congregated here in great num txra un account of I lie mild climate, ee pecialiy during th« winter month» when the inelemi-nt aeather of th< higher alt Itu Isa drove them into mort Imapitable ra g oae. Os»» a Slrueg Trading Post. • How many resident» of W asblngton state know that the junction of the Wallanalla and Columbia rivers aaa, prior to the visit ol lxwi» an I Clark, the cite ol a Hudaoti Bay company poet. Ft. W alia»alia, now known a» 55'allwla, ami that on their eeatln>un-l trip on April TV, 16, Lewis and Clark < rixatol the LV tumble river here and am amped »boat a mile from th» Co lumbia al the mouth of tlie "Walla- • oilall" river. ;¡ STAVUt OO. PeW/roH *