The Santiam news., October 27, 1905, Image 4

MRS I MM t Fit IsSXEB.
The Song
of the Hair
There «re four verse«. Verse
I. Ayer'« Hair Vigor make«
the hair grow. Verse 2. Ayer's
Hair Vigor »top« falling hair.
Verse 3. Ayer'a Hair Vigor
cure« dindruff. Ver«e 4.
Ayer'» Hair Vigor alwaya re-
»tore« color to gray hair. The
chorus 1« sung by million*.
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Mr flîirewshury That ao’ Gloat
ed dii I.»
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.'1 lacdgri
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• if ’M«, w » • « •
t» t «
Wyrtij> th« l**t rr *4 j I« va» fot their <hil4r»o
tfuribg th* te lb. g
A Great I.Iglò Urea*,
■tour frier.) Barrett u
Pm*er
dead *
I'oet "Imp. »»,1.1c’ Wlir. I wa* at
hl» room» l»'t
» i i-i<l * my lal«*t
poa-m to biro "
Proper ' i on.e along with me to
» ■ .
*
In the dark aa to what ••(♦»■■1 that
Puttered Over Two Year«— Health Was
In a Precari ne Condition—Cauawd
by Pelvic Catari b.
GUIDI
F irst
TO CHtQON ILtCTORS
Douglas M>r»ng Firm Sard« Three
Tors to Tacoma Smelter.
Halem—Salem and a aumltor of other
Orr<<Ki towns which have elections in
IA-*emlwr have overlooked the fact that
onmmatmn» are required to lie made in
armrdance with the direct primary law.
in Haiem tin» direct primary waa not
thought of until a few days liotofw the
time for tiling petition» had expired.
Kosse of thr petitkMM tiled by Hr publi­
cans I «ear tin* fignaluree of iMmotfaU,
although the law require« that every
min signing such a jet it ion must awfrst
that he is a memlier of the political
|wity named in the )<«tiii«>n
Section 6 of the direct primary law
provides that in citire holding then
municipal elections on a «lay other Hum
the dale of a general election, the pri­
mary election shall l*e held on the 30th
»lay | receding the day of the municipal
elw'lion
l'e(iti.»ns tor n ioinali’*n for
ity oflirea must I* tiled IS »lays before
the daU of the primary election.
hecietary of btate I>unl«r has recent­
ly isetsrd in pamphlet form s c»»4iq lets
Compilation of (hrg»n election laws
and will mail a << py free to any }*ereon
tequewting the urns
G lamia le—8 wank A Barnett hare
mole the tiret shipment of copjwr ore
ever sent from this vicinity U» the Ta
coma Smelting company.
The slop
ment «•■nsisted of Iblee tone »( -re, re
tima ted to average a ) ove 30 per cent
pule n>p|>er. th« u<h a goodly portion0Í
it Is upward of <0 p*r rent.
Three meo have mA an exten»ive de­
pt wit of this ore, but from such devel­
opment of lheir property as has loco
ma«ie the owners are con Aden t they
have a valuable mine and that further
tunneling will develop a more extensive !
drpcoit. t«arg» deposits of copper or*
have t>e«n dlsroveted in a numtier of
placee within a few mHce of G len« la le,
but SO tar none bav* been found that
warrant extensive <levelo| ment, though .
it is brhevfsl that such will yet l»e die
covered.
The l«ati«»n of the deposit from
which the al«ote ore comee le a lout Di
miles east of Glendale, on the wrwt »nie
<d Green mountain, a mountain mi ne* I
an»l pro» i'«ci rd for gold for the last '.‘0
years, more or lees.
Sawmill at Dallas
Hallie—The propueition of < ieorge W.
foftf, rd 81 Johns. <>re., to build a
lumber mill in ¡»alias with a rafx« ity
of ft.000 fret pet b«>ur haa been accept­
ed. with but %erv eiigi t modiflcatione.
It if linderet««-I work will «»iniaem e at
<»tier <»n troth mill and
When
this mill If compiette!. I Ml la» will have
within tier cotporwte limit» three mille,
arel already there are four others in
territory tributary to thr Polk county
•rat
Mr (><ne‘e ptopneiti<»n was put
Iwfofw the bueinrwa propir at a meeting
and met with alm*4*t «mammona sue«
<wee. Srgotiati one have lorn brought
I tn an rnd and now nothing remain», it
te »tatml, but thr formal »¡going of thr
RfM •
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University Nseds Monty
Tniversity of Oregon, Eugene—Only
a r»»ugh shed will le used to h»*u*r the
11 h . I m r
.< wt ir g ¡1 a .
* u b hss
I hm - u on exhibition in the Forestry and
Irrigation bn»bling nt
the
I'nited
Htatew gt»*rrnmenl b«iild»’ g at the l«rw-
is and Clark rxp>«it>«»n, the reaaon
assigned Irt-ing a lack of fun«In
The
university askr»l an appiopnation for
thia purjxwe at thr la»l wwimi »<f the
leigslaturv, but it **’ denied. In a
rough sbr»l, therefore, will le con­
duit«-1 the tr*t* whirl) will le part of
thr engineering t<»nr* at thr nn vrri»-
ity. In other departments, it it stated,
there will lie a similar, hut Ires ap-
parent enforcement of economy.
Governor Accerts Monument,
Haiem—On l-ehalf of the people of
Frati the elate and the Public Building cotn-
missiohrre, <iovrtm»r Chamlwilain ba»
- «»
•» Ar»« addrtwed a letter >» Vice President E
E E. MrJiuitry, of the Missouri com­
mission to the Ix-wi» ami Clark fair,
««Vw,
formally a»x-rpting the presentation of
It«*tn
the Missouri monument to thr stale,
ami assuring thr Mmuoti cominission
that a prominent s tr on thr capitol
. />
J f ft f à-f
grounds would I* »elected for its erec­
tion.
The monument presented to
CDU
T/O/^
Oregon By Missouri is known as the
heroic statue an»l is »itiiated immeili-
O»»o>«eM«. rv*« - ♦» « • •* ’*e eon««
• •4 UirtMN rf >• ■»-* ’ *'■>
O#
I ■ At« c
, If : ! cr >! !
*. •
»It
* tl S
f'W-nA». a nJ ths >2*'» »
* < • 1 pm’al r
Miss uri building, recently destroyed
«r>»«r a ftu»‘*r»a
• f •• • H •
I
by tire.
»-tth •'•<>'
• t
«' •
araf p
(> qp ».
<•”«"« r* *t ' - *1 a J •- antae*« to
Frost Cuts Fruit Short.
»t«H It - < •*-** - *”.anj. I » * •'
Sftr lattsMCfise—iowttr Tu»»'O«»
Heewater—The fruit jweking house»,
»* I» *»a ca • <w< -• ’ »
of which there are three here, have
THE MULTNOMAH
tin!fhr<d thrir bu»in«*»» for thr season
BUSINESS INSTITUTE The fruit crop has l»erii C'insidrrably
M A AUWR. Fs«a
short of thr u»uat yield on account of
the late spring frosts
The shipments
•a a »«« st
P ortland , O ak
for thr eeaaon are a» follows
1?»,(KM)
••**•*****«•**•*•*•*****
hoars of strawberr irw, 2,(MIO crates <d
cherries. ti.iMM) other lierrirs, 5,(KM)
I m nr» |»earf, 30 care of prunes, 25 car»
<•( apples, 35 car» watermelons ¡fl rars
Cattle «n<! H
f<»r t^arlirt Mhoftens
onions, 5,(MM) boxm j-earhr» and grapes.
fat tcalcig i"
t’h Hav«a Feed
During thr |«a<king nwam 150 peivpls
l ave been given employment, receiving
wages to the am< unl of nearly |u,i>00.
-Î *»<t rHIerta* •' - V Fne-d
»»*>«*• a*«4
. « U» i»!'.'*' atte« I •*»» l.»4 f
„/lime'"
gallar
Corvalbs Poultry Show.
PruMtot*
I «•**!
well » or th th« <•»«!
Corvallis—tommittrre are working
I ««Mila n-t I* *Hh-
ft
5
SO
o.» i i t
» •< n » .
in earnw«! tor thr Ipg poultry show t"
I'aibri. W !•
l»e held here Novrnilwr ?'• t- December
•*. «•*
f, inclusive, lmst year's show was a
pronounced success, both in atterolancr
and financially. It is the intention of
thr incoming Uiard to make the coming
s tow still Ut*er in every way. At the
r*gular annual meeting of the Corvallis
P «ultrv association the following offi­
cer» were tlrcted for the ensuing year
Hr Bowen, president; Profewsor l.m-
c«l » Kinarley, vice president; Eugene
Nin>)H»on, so» rrlary-tfeasurer
’I have tr»ed all Lrxh cf
E
R ch Lad*» in Mohawk Vall*v
4 ogene — Reel« lenta o( the Mohawk
valley. in th« vicinity of Marrola,
about 20 i mi)** nortbanet of Flugene,
__________
are cunaiderablr
‘ :~zf exalted
the dia-
over
• ■very •■) <1 l»-arii!|f <piatr> in the
hili« m that !<» «lily.
Wl.. n )-"U»d«d
with a hammer, gold in large quant)
G«* can lie »««n In the quart*. El
perienced mining men *ay the ore I*
rich, and it til* ledge ie found to t>e
extensive, there will I* a big tu»h of
people there to accur« claim*.
No
aaaay* have yat Iwen made, but the ore
taken out 1» apparently rich.
Doubt
PORTLAND MARKETS
FREE
W)>««t — Club, 73(474.- per buehel,
bluee'ri», 7fi«77r; ««Iley, 72c.
Gets — No. 1 whit« feed, |24 St>4
NO; irr*y. l'.’4i*2N jer ton.
Barley — v«ed. I2u 5O<«21 ; brew in,,
I
»
■ i ■< ::
Ky»—♦> tt>(4 1 4’> |«.r ontal.
Hay—F**t«rn Or«*, n timothy. II 4«
15 |ier ton; tilley timothy, 111 y* 12;
<
Iruil»— Apple*. *l»l 75 |>er boi
ckakng and leve never iuvJ anydvj g
Imp rove Pendleton Mills.
peoebee, AOBTA c per «rate; hucklebur-
al any pc« tó uenpare with y ur Et*h
Pendleton—Tl»e Pendleloti Flouring rir*, 7c per pound; peat*, 11 25(41 50
Brand far pfutcaMO frucn a.I Lnd» ui
mt lie. which have been «hut down for |>er bn* , crabapple*, |1 per bo* . grape*,
weadwr "
era* *•«*** •«<
w •*.» w**'<
several »rrk» lor repair», have rreumed ■nuiaat, 76<4'K)c per boi; Tokay, 75c
oparatione. A new flume, »even fret ' 4|1 .30; black, Klh <4|1 , Concorde, 15c.
RifbH I m H W*rl4’s hir. IMI
two inch«*« jn diameter, together with .(Uinrr*. 11 per ho*
ssaa
th** t mcrete work at He lower end of
Veyetablea—Brane, 1 44«- per pound;
Th» W» <4 *w f«h
a J towlr cot
the race, wdl met approximately lit,« cal.)«irr, 141 »«c per pound; caulit! >w-
K—« US A.
00U. Mr. Rjrare, the <>wnar, rajre that er, 75c per d<4«n; celery, 75c |-er .Io»-
I
;
hr hae a contract to menu a< ttire M5,- rn, corn, file per sack; cncnmlier*, 10
Town canaocan
t
>
<M>0 mkkx of flour for the oriental tredr, <415c per doaen; pumpkin*, «,»le;
CO. UMTTED
ami 5,000 for the home market.
He tnmat «*, .30(440c |«r crate; *qua«t>,
haw bought thl» eraeon over 400,0OO ».<Mlc per )>ound; turnip*, WOr<4ll per
»«»ei •/ »«Fraafag a«r » mcm * CMS/«*
M»
buvhrle of wheat, hie large warrhouere **ck; carrot*, tt5<475c per *ack; beet*,
all being tilled, with more to come in. *5i .411 per aark.
Onion*—Oregon yellow I>*nver*, 11
Redmond Now On Map
<41 25 par *a< k.
d — Redmond pœtofliee was ee-
F tat.»-*—Oregon fancy, •
t »5c ;»-r
tablisbrd last week, with Carl Ehret as tack;
WOlOfRflil HOME
common
nominal;
Merced
p<ntmaster.
Hervi«*e is daily by the ««eel», 2(4-*«c per pound.
IRUTMUI
Prineville-8 stere stage.
Redmond is
Butter—Fancy creamery, 254.30c.
Tb'« • t» 1 rfi
!».«-?• 4 I»
a new townsite laid out by the I>rw-
F’gg»-«< >regon ranch, 2'»*'4:t(>c.
glr»! ’« » ■*■- ’ '
chutee Irrigation A Power com|<ny. in
Poultry — A verage »ld hen», 11 1 f
w
l «e» a
IkW »•« NT*
1 the desert on the main irrigating »-anal, 12 V.
young
t<Mwterw,
¡0(41 Ir;
te
II» >
ta>«*e •«. 4-
i 20 mile» north of Bend.
It is now ■ »print«. 11 », ,413c; dreeeril chicken»
B«» f be*’»-, r»
bradqnaiters of the iMwhute» Irriga* '12S»i2c; turkey*. live, IA<4l7%c;
Ba<k« »»»4 »•-,
th*i a •
'
tion
A Power company, the offices and ger**, live, *a»c; ducks, 14(4)44?
Wr.o«« a lo m«Nl < «ü •<
i commi»sary having been removed to per pound.
» i» ift
’• • »«i
• «
ñmw a* 4a
r «
-
. that point from Bend.
Hope—Oregon, 1'KiR, choice, 11 (413c;
|!,C
cC a» ♦» a»« .t Fe »i r
IPMnTsCiiüt i»«*'« ¡ > i #, r-i «1i»aa««M >1
old*. 9<41 Or.
g«t-*r»a-'-.ruter« • rh ••tfcma, la»«. ’Mr a ,
New Clolhe* for Convicts.
ra*«WMelwM». are *. •>...{ > •» » i r ha
Wool—Kaatern Oregon aeerage l«wt,
n ‘ • ■
»-
M
Salem — Within the nell few day* 19421c; lower grwde* down to 15c,
•
* «ü a 4 w» M»n f'a’.i ••-•
|
the
prieonere
*1
the
penitentiary
will
acMwliw^ty «veta a** t»’»nar awt s W
r
according to rhrinkage, valley. 25(4
WElataKM V K«Cl.f ari«>M Fi M‘
I* garlied in new uniforma of a blne- 27c per pound; mohair, rboiee, 30c.
mmu THE C 6fí »0 CHIMESE SEOCüE M ; gray color, mimi* the etripee. The new
Beef — Dreeaeil bull*, l<4 2c per
uniforma are no* being mede in the ponrd; co*«, .3<44c. country eteere,
til1! Gral M., ft. t. (ar. MarFH4»a
I prieon tailor «h ip.
The eolìd eol«r 4444c.
MeB’b n |<i*t
roHIlAWO. (NVr<*(W.
k__________________________________ y i unWortn i* an innovato«, and al thè
Veal— Dreaeed, 34”S<‘ per pound.
i «ame time a conceeaion to the well l«e-
Mutton—l»rea*ed, fancy, ft*. '4'c par
■.« < t»o«
F. *. U
haved priaoner».
Hereafter only re­ pound; ordinary, 4(4bc; land«, 7(4
fi actory Intnalaa «ili be obliged to v ear 7 4c.
thè «tripe*.
Pork— Dreeaed, A4«4c per pound.
BEST BY TEST
Dr. C. Gee Wo
I
Any Concern Would
count of Magnitude.
Mt Al 1II AM) Sì RI NGTH
RESTORED BY
PE-RU-NA
:
1
■
Mrs. Emma Fie •»iier, 1412 Sixth
Ave., Seattle. Wash , Worthy Treat-
irer » ».I
;■ r» H»ce, writes:
•’I Mifferrd over l»o yearv **»th irrrj-
uter aod p.wnful per* dv
Mv hrailh wav
in a »«fl pvt-tar '»in inndSw»n and I
4*1« t<> u% Io * find
“
Mirneitwng lo rrUorr m>
hc.sMh and vt/vngih.
•*I waa very glad to try Perun* and
lelighted to fimi that it waa doing me
good.
I continuel to u«e it a little
over three mouth* and found my
troubles removed,
**l ionvalrr it 4 vplrndid medicinr and
xhal never le without d. Ink ng a dove
o let'tMmattv «*h«n I frcl run down and
•
Our tiles contain thousands of trsti-
monials which Dr. Hartman haa re-
• eived from grateful, happy women
who have l>een restored to health by
his remedy, Peruns.
a 111 give • ver
n» »*»on oe lh*f
Leader
far
FATTEST CATTLE.
Whether
Undertake This Work on Ac­
Bringing Sheep From Mountains.
Pendleton—Hbrrpmrn are now com
mrncing to drive in their flocks from
the mountain rangve, which in ionie
luralitirw are already covered
« ith
enow - On the range« < loar in they are
l»riiig left, IxNMuar the recent ramo
have improved paaturage and ehrep
will do well for wome time.
Ranchmen After Supplie*
l'endleton—The tirant county ranch­
men are now Corning into thie city for
their winter nippli«*, some of whom
carne a dirtene« of over 100 mile*, re»
■ptiring «evi rai dava to tiiahr .lie trip.
They report a hard timeCorning t Inoli, h
«now and mud over the mountain
range*.
BAKING
POWDER
miHiMi shut ctimm (Xi
Bright Future For University.
I'nirereity of Oregon. Eugene—Pre.
ident Campbell, al the la>t regular
weekly «»avmbly talk«.! about the uni
reraity and it« work.
He stated the
'
enrollment la double what it waa three
i
year* ago, noteithataniling the require
mente for admieaion had been raiaed
and the preparatory de)«rtment diavoli
th*» Vtiutiir Philoeopber.
tinned. Further he «aid the t'niverai
ty of Oregon require* higher entrance
••’Xothrr pi«*-e of ph*, please. pa°
requirement* Ilian the average univer
'•Rut you bat en t
aity in the I'nited State«, 74 entrance piece.”
creili, aa «gainai the average collegi
‘ No, pa. But you
requirement of ti*.
not to eat fast
And if you g
second ple<*e now I whan t »**(
Libraries for Rural District*.
because I won't be a fra hl
Salem—Mi»» Cornelia Marvin, were- »<*<•<»nd pie« e will be gone wh
tary of the State Library board, is ar­ through with the first piece,
ranging circulating libraries to lie «ent ua.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
•
the fact that the legislature did not
provide any money for the purchase of
F*>»( J < iir«»r m«k r-ü <>a- h Chat bw la
A
books, Mi»« Marvin ha* to depend on •rnt. r partn«»r « f tfe •. r:»» »4 l J •
< >• . d-'l'ig l«u*ln< • I d H <• < tty <•' T*>«-!• -, < i
the generoaity of friends of the move­ ty a t -'A «- « . t 1 a 4 ibal sai II m w 1
men* to provide
libraries.
Thirty píay lh» sum o! ( i ' n K líl \i'KH»l»"!l VKM for
•a< h at i rvr ry «•<*• • I ■ a r 11. > H Ihat i ai >t tx
stat«-* maintain »tate library l»«r<ls Curre! by Ihe
• ■! II » ■■ • ‘
PXVSKJ Clll.M.r.
and purr ba«« lawika for cm ulation
Rworn to bcL-r«» u «* a I »ub*rr|i<<1 iu n>v
among the people.
riTFM-nr«, thl» í»tb >lay < f Irr «'r, A I . isaú,
A W Gil
boi.tr 1-uNla.
Stamp Mill Neat Spring.
Glrn.iale—Willie Kramer, of Mrytle
Ha. • < atarrh C :rs la tai» í’<
a
•• t
Creek, waa in Glendale a few day* ago, a •» dlfv-4 t:
' «: ■
r a.cd
ot
Iho
b)«lC'
>«•)!
1
f
?
I.
«Utt
t
;a
«.
frvr
and «aid that tie waa preparing to place
F J riiK'XYA CU. Tu lado, O.
a force of men on bi* Whisky creek
8»’L! t'T
Hall
a
l
rin.ly
l i>.« ar« thc L<»U
propertie« lor the winter, and would
inatall a modern itatnp null in the
A Wtmian’» Opinión
apiing. Mr. Kramer ia now a»«.»iatc<l
"tibe says ber tumban«) s hehavlor
with hi* two brother*, and they have ts dut» t«> tbe f»< t thut !
ia luaanely
the mineral and the money with winch jvalous iMM'íitiMe <»f b»r Iwauty.'*
to develop it. Thia mine ia about two
“l’m sorry for lier lawyer.
milea from the famous Gold Bug mine
Fattens QUICK!
I
üoieminent’s Probable Action on
Panama Canal.
shipmint of coprir
Secretary of State issues Compilation
of State Laws.
DIG BY CONTRACT
ra­
CASTOR
IA
For Infant* and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bean the
Signature ut
I
very proud
kaow.
iMwmag Do yuu ever ■ hitews.h iti
Uppson— Wh Itewaeh It! What turi
Ihiwrnijg -Ti
dumber knowT
St Jacobs Oil
for ma y. ■ *’
■ * *rs hat cured
ax«! continues u cure
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
LUMB IGO
nUKACIIK
SCIATIC V
SI-HA1NS
BRUISES
SOREN1
STIFFNESS
FROST- BITES
Prk», 25c. and 5Oc
-
PISO S cun
Washington. Ort. 24 — Th* g* vern-
meut of Ihw Ünitevl 8tat<w ts willing to
ruler into rout nut« with «‘urpofBilcms
<>r i mln hl nal» for Um construction of
any |hortion or all of the Fanama canal
This statement mm made by
rwtary
Taft Vnlay. while dlecueeing the ci-mh
ions upon the isthmus and
tt the gurernment
There la wotne doubt in hi* nn u*i
whether any cT>nrern would I* willing
to undertake the excavation nl lb« Co ■
lebra rul on account of the magni tu. le
<W that work. It is not the «»-•v*u< m
that will be so difficult •» much a. the
<Bs|M*ilion of Hie earth taken out of
the cut. But as to the other work the
government will l-e reedy to enter into
contracta for ita completion as x»»n as
it is determined what tyj»e of canal
• hall l*e » olistim t«”l. Il it teal«*) that
contracts would m»t lw* M
the preliminary siagr« iwcauee the gov­
ernment ha«l to pr»»ee«ute Hie work un
til it« othcers knew what wan Iole
done an«) ha»l a sudi» lent knowlfMlg«* of
the vont!liions to paw» ti|»on bids au*l
make jutlicion» contracts.
WAS A VERY ASTUTE LION.
% IVrllnrnt l^u**a«l*»w
A Ch i »man *-.« <»ne day wa k r.»-
Aft Raper lore of Kind 1.1« «• tenant. Who
along a str«*rt In Glasgow when a d <
Thereby IWcaawew I ul*»n»l.
ran up tu him and begin barking lie
J» ,
B i
ighs the naturalist, waa
became greatly alarmed and dcdgnl
„ Tg nt ut the story, widely pub-
al*out all over the pl» e to avoid it
1 not long aline, of a wild du'k
A hr nr i ’ ’rut grtdlemin who bap|>rnr«| tl »t gig a salt water mu«*cl on Its
•,* i»e ¡.i««ing at fti** time mw the t»»ti< • an I L I lot»
r enough to
trouble he waa In and Immediately fly from ’the salt to the fresh water,
went up tn blm. aud. putting bltu mu where it d:(»( rd tbs mussel. • kenlng
the shoulder, said. In a |»aclTying ton** it I*
>gb osmo* s. su»i thus causing
’■Come, come my friend. y«»u mustii t It to iuoarn ha firm grip.
I m » afra I
1 Lr d g won t harm you
I believe that story of the du«k
I »on t you know the old proverb that that understood thr theory of osmosis.’*
■ Hiking d ¿s never bile
1 uu sure • • | Mr B
¿h«
”1 brdrve It «a
ly -
Implbdtly as I be • 'r the story of the
STRUGGLE IS ENDED
‘That's all velly well," replied the 4-rippl»'d Loti and the yung lleuteo
rbitiatnan; "you knowre proverb and
ant
Jerry Simpson D»ev After Illness of
hie knower ¡ f >.erU» but dvrs Ibe dog
r.
; q « i ! avc lira: I thia story?
Several Years.
know re prorrrt. ' ’
No? Well, then
Wichita, Kan , Oct. 24 — Ei Con­
A yo mg
fi tut during an Af
gressman Jerry 8imp*»n died at fl <)*» Says AmeriCP’l Ara Learning How
r m > nr , < ¿n
me »»no day upou a
to Eat.
o'clock yeeterday morning at St. E ran
badly crippled on
The great brute
In
America,
eating
la
bamming
more
ria ho* pi tai, from aneurism of Ihr
II::.p*d oter the ta • ny «and on three
of
a
titie
art
a»
well
as
a
paMime
and
aorta. He had twen hovering lie* teen
paws, boldmg Its fourth paw lu the
life and death for Im dare. At the accomplishment every day. Amerh ans
air
And every now and then, with
iKNiaide acre Mm >tiiipn>>n un-1 thrir are learning h«»w to eat. They have
a k id f k .
t w ¡1 pan 3« and
only child, ¡.ester Himpei>n, of RiHiwei), (.«••rd the Stage of ctvtltatum where
anything and everything will go and lick the Injured paw
\ M
ben the lion ssw the young lieu-
Mr, Hirnp* »n wae «'»tierioua up t !’.»* are br< .»ming ('articular raters.
He
Nothing Lui »hr white heart «if H»r tvnatit It * ame ».uwly toward him
minute» liefnre death. The en l vaine
Hut
wl rat berry ( Pillsbury’s Vitoe) ts NOW sto.-1 I • a »un i, rifle In bau»l
w ithoilt a struggle.
It drew
The rx-congfr»«man’» la»t (linea» lw good enough for those who Lave tried the tirast m»ml no harm
It is the Close to him. It rubbed against Imn
gan at the time of his Anal «'Atn|>at|fn this cereal breakfast food.
for congre»». In Spite of failing healtli most ««'«»notnical an«) it is actually the with soft, feline purrs. It extend "d
he continued his businews activity, “Meat of the Wheal" — Hteril led — Its hurt paw.
’"The lleutit ant riamlnrd the pww,
working »• an agent for the Delr<-e»t- nothing added — nothing taken away,
Draper land »• u pt»ny, »4 ( hi«rtu' ’. mil pure white in color, it serve« an ap;*r- and found that there was a largr ibo t
He extrnctrd the thorn, tbs
'»{«‘rating an extensive ranch near R<w tixlr-g breakfast dish, mAilr in the In It
. ,i-rK‘
i ' :
' e-' A ! - U Al. ! L n r-sring with pt n and he »»un»1
well. Six months ago hi» condition
.
the
1 wit’ h • haudkr.’ . cf
Iwpcatne such that be went t«> Chicago by thr 1.1 !»‘«t milu-r, PII.I SBI
I ’.■« -w \ -ur guArantre
Then, w th every manifestation of re-
to consult a specialist, who pronounced
Put up only in two-pound* airtight I • f and gratitudf, the animal with­
hi» malady ho|’ele»s. From that time
packages.
drew.
be continued to grow worse until Anal
I ook for the words. "Meat of the
’ But It rrn emberv t Its benefactor.
ly compelled to atiandon busme»?*. He
was brought to the hospital here Sep­ Wheal."
It w as grateful
And In a pra th al
A package will make you twelve way It rewarded tbr young man.
tember 21.
jiound» of Sotetantial family (»Mid and
“11 <
rait
• r t!
nt's
• an l»e purchased al your grucei’s for list of officers, and ate all who w«re
ONLY ONE LINE STILL OPEN
10c.
the lieutenant’s sii(»crior in rank Thus.
A«k him today.
Strike is Preliminary to General Sut-
In a f« w weeks the young ni.m, thanks
Ilf will gladlv till your order l»e. au»e
L» the astute aumal. b* »me a colo
pension of Ail Labor.
he k nows be »«Ila you satisf»' lion.
Rel.”
8t. Peterbsufg, Oct. 24 —The rail-
r»»ad strike situation »¡tow» no sigm of
A l»rlphlc I iterance
amelioration. Traffic acr*»an the ern
As ■ "ipfiblr of ur.v-l Interpretation
That Dea»lly Hatpin.
tral licit 1» paralyird, while a genera »a the ult* ti
I »t d’ ~ I > imp el. • nt. the hatpin of
of thr ancient oracle«
strike, which broke out t»>day at Khar
dern time«, is a d« <•* < udant of iq
w as
thr »¡»rvcb made by it Hw is»
k» f!, ha» cut off commonication m an- mountaineer who M>«'otnpunl<*<l
the i*jUrtlly formidable toilet article used
other great section of the empire.
Slutfield ninl Collie exploring ex|>r4l , by Human women.
Kbark‘ ff is the moat important rail- lion through thr I'anadhtn ItiM'klrs
li..- Aspiiid.iS and Julias and Claud-
r«»a»l center in Southern K hmh <*.
Th«
They found It nr* •■»■» iry to ford Bear
« wb>» d-
- I th’-msflvcs a couple uf
•trike affect», among other», the line t»> rr«*» k. and linns did not enjoy It. al­ • thousand years or more ago, to the un
the ¡kmvtr. coal region, on which Rus- though hr fared It with rirmplary doing uf the particular Halims or Mar-
sia largely dr|»end« for furl during the furtit »hie
Once safely acrw*«»
he ■ us they dr«tirr«i to fas* (uatr. wore
cri»is in the oil regions, and ths line to turiiwl
and
surveyed the stream Ikone hairpins of prodlgi us length.
Odessa and Kebaat«>p<d.
gravely
Y»t. like the women of this present
M>»m-nW if isolated except thr line to
*’8evrral times yon crows It.” he time, they s<*«*tu !•» bsve rij»erlrncod
Ht. 1'eteraburg, while thr capital ha»
said, enigmatically, but yet once is the *».ui.i* did ulty hi kffplng them li>
an international line, by Fydtkuhnsn. tbr Isst time.”
(
I : .1 fi«< t i
• !<» hgfit during
open to Berlin. The «trike is part of a
ntions at HHrLr»tcrt In England,
general scheme by Hocial iMmuctats to
Pruf L II. Bailey, director of the a hundrvd or • » -f thro- Lone hairpins
compel the emperor to grant universal New York State M-hool of agriculture at
being found In the Roman bath, col-
suffrage ami compel political freedom, Cornell, is writing several
artn I»« I- te*1. maybe, by the Lath attendant,
hut the plan of the leaders is to avoid which are soon to ap|war in The Cen­
to prove nil th‘ vr cfuf'1 ■ * later that
a collision with the authorities. Their tury on the subject of the young man
pi err nt purple is to make tests of thr and the farm. He will tell why hr there la nothing new under the sun.
strength of thr various organisations thinks the young man now leave« the nud that in ail ag* * the same little
• •»«.-<! by women
preparatory to thr inauguration >f a farm, an»l he will show bow the farm foibles have !•«• !! |
general strike of all c I as - vs in support can Iw rna-te more attractive and Iwtter
T Ink I« I Him
of thr radical» at al*»Ut thr time thr worth the young man’s while.
T • tnsj r f i !
js sprawled out
national assembly inert».
Dlasnomt I tp- rt.
In ths IdatiHg • mvhiue
First Stra:.k‘r
E vum «- me. »lr. but I
’ \ i don’t o ' in to tnmd ths heat, Re­
Will Send Machinery to Panama
on !• Maud y >u are a g 1 judge of dia* mus Y*
•rattle, I h l 24 — In < t p«titi- b m<»nda.
' No. «»h. et jes* suits ms
De hottak
S
id S ts (ger That’s right
with the ¡railing machinery h«>m»rt of
•t is *1» sweet ah da tiicbu grow.”
I
rst
Mirang^r
W«»uld
you
ium<l
fir
­
• Hut don’t your garden suffer?”
the Ea«t, the Hallbli«* Machinery com­
>n of ths stone ia tb s
••Nuffio* io dsh 11 -w. ash. but tat«hs.
pany, lormerly thr Hallulir-IlmwLaw- ing tn« y ir •;
ring?
Like to are el s-i h >t det dey’d roast
Hulklry coni ¡»any, of thia city, waa
Srmnl Rtraoger Don’t know any­ right lu d» K »»I rn den Ah wuu’du’t
awarded 73 contract» (or machinery th.ng • ’> >ul atuQrs. Em a bass J a 11 uiu-
ab ds trou le ob buildin* a tiah to cook
and eupphre for the la hrnian canal. pire. 8«w 7
dem.”
The claw of ma« hinery which will I**
•hip|>r«l from Seattle to Panama con-
Ci
eieta principally of engineo, drilling
mi Ha, ratpe an«l miecrllaneou« tup-
phae, abowing that thr Seattle houer
it well r|i>ip|M»d to handle ouch buet-
nraa in the face of auch competition.
A H opeless F ight
It 1» as ImpoMible to conquer the kinj» of
Hill Allege* Oitcrimir ation.
disexsc»—Contagious Blood I'oieon—with Mer*
Seattle, Oct. 24.—I'nited State* Sen­ cury and i'otaah as it would be to conquer the
ator file* ha* lieen a.kel to demand kinu of the forest in a hand-to-hand encounter,
an investigation by th« »mate of al­ as tbuusan Is who have had their health ruined
leged dl.vrirnmatinn on the part id the and lives blighted through the use of these min­
Poet, fin e
department
in handling eral» will testify. They took the treatment faith­
Iran*-Pacific mail*.
The al leg.-I dl»- fully. only to tin«! when it was left oil. the di*-
:nore power, combined with
critnination is again«! the tireal North­
ta It: ■<■ tutncrals, *u«h M m« r.-trial rheumatism, necro-o*
ern Steam«liip company'« tleet.
The
allegation i* made tliat the steauohlp of the bones, salivation, inflammation of the stomach and bowels, etc.
ruaof ( nUgi >»i Blood Poison enter* th« bl -»! it quickly con-
Siberia, winch tail« a day earlier than
the Minnesota, doee not reach Yoko­ t-uiiinatr* every dr j> of that vital fluid, and every muacle, nerve, tisaue and
hama until three day* later than the tx-t: 1« meaaflnt.d, and »>n th«font symptom*of sow mouth and throat.
Minnesota.
The mail* have been or­ Copper-. lo:.«l blotches, falling hair and eyebrow*, swollen gland*, sores,
etc male their apjxarance. Mercury ami Potash can only cover up these
dered «ent on the Silieri*.
evt
• s for awhile, they cannot cure the disease, t
2. 3.
2. 1 haa
_ ' for many
S. S.
,;nued a* a specific for r Contagious Blood Poison
Poison —a perfect
deadly virus that ia so far
~ reaching in its effects on the *ys-
doe* n t hide or mask the disease, but so thoroughly and
‘■"'''pl' triy cures it that no signs aroever seen again.
3, while ersd
f th« diseasn
year* lee n r< <
America Great Gas Producer
antidote for the
Washington, Oct. 24.—An important
tern. 8. S, S.
report shortly will be la.ued by the
United State« geological etirvey on nat­
ural gas and it* production and ton­
sumption, It will show that it, !IK)4
the I'nited State* produced '.»* per rent tev
f the world'* It neon output of «•*,
kin I
i realise
th* value I*ing I lW,4'.»fi,7»'>0
Four
without charge.
•tate*— Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Indiana and Ohio— produced V3.5 per
cent of the output in the I'nited State*
Pennsylvania leading with 47 per cent.
Witte Appointed Premier.
St Peter»)>urg, Oct. 21 —It wae per-
• etently reported in the rlnbe anil tn
government circle* late at night that
the emperor yeeteMay had appointed
Const Witte premier, with the port-
folio of mini.ter of finance
All the
paper* thie morning give prominence
to the report.
treat-
*
J'rooi
*¡‘*1
,!:i - a uim r.il ingre.hent of any
with in-tni- tion* f r h -me treatment ,ind an v ad vice wished,
fW£ S WlfT 8PICIHC CO., A TLAMTA, GA.
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in plat« **Hk w»-
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teeth al to* Ulety W 'hO-Jt pa! rx. pr T r
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WISE BROS.
Df NTISTS
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fa»!M Rld« . Th M »M Waahinfftoa *>•
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