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Astor U>trls ain't got noth .ng ou that
eb?
Friend (from New York)*- I s!»ould
nay not!
By tbe way. you bars nut
lL»wn me the I hrary?
I’orkend fdb'ry? Wake up. waka
up' Why, Csrtrf e'l made ’em oo <<>:u
mon, all tl»r ttea( families ara rutting
’em out
i’u k.
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as fovd f r n r rb
T!*o traebrr In tba prtmary depart»
ment bad !*»■<• o tclHi.g brr puplla at*(ut
tliree king l n • of nature the animal,
tlw» vrgrtabte and !l*e n.>neraL U I m - u
stMt bad ftnlelird tbe New York World
aaya aha aaked :
“Now, wbo ran tril m* what th.
big ixet form of animal Ilf. ur
A littie girl in a fro nt *-al ralrecl
her bau«!
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Monday. Mardh 2«.
Waabmgton, March 3S.— Following
the pre.ld.nl'. .nggclioa, lb. boo»
today p.awe.1 rwolutton. to eorrwcl th.
u«rl»a printing ot docomMit. and to
empower th. printing committee, of
tba two exaentiv. bodiea to fix tba
aumlarr
of dorumaata to ba priatad,
oml
and, .tiould tha demand ariw for ad
ditional cupiee of a publication, thaw to
have authority to order another «di
tloa. ll ea. claim*! thia action would
result in saving lb. government upward
of 11,(MM) iMX» annually.
Nearly th.
entire day ws. d.votwl to Instrict of
OoHmbia l*uslnew.
Tb. fortification, appropriations bill
bill was Mint toconferencw.
th.re a.r. Voto, «*>ugh lo carry oat
tb. pri^ram ot Ih. Imaderv
Th.n Ini-
low*i 40 minata, ot fiery .preeban. *>m. 1
ol wbtob provok*! touch amurenieal I
aro* ng tb. larga attorniane, ot mem I
bora and tb. cru«d«l gallar «a. Th.n i
rama Ih. final vota on tb. adopUoa ot *
Ih. rato, ahkh 176 memlare apfrov*!
and 16« opp***l.
Th. togi.lativ. appropriano« bill
cnoMilat*! tb. «ul.jret tor tir. remala- .
d.r ot tb. day. Critletom a a. ma.l. ot,
th. maoag.rn.nl ol tb. library ot eoa- ■
grrea, and ilardalrk. ot <>*»rgi4, foaod ‘
bima.lt opp>**l by in.mb.r. ot t>oth '
• iato, ol tbe c barn bar in hi. .mloavor to '
reetrid tb. abito boure approprialloa '
•o m to .liminola a *>rlal re* retar? tor
tb. all. ol tb. prvaid.nl.
Washington, Mar» h 24, — Tb«vs
a hint in ths asnate today at an effort
U» fis a tim« fot a final vota on tba
railroad bill, hat It waa eurround*!
by so oiih'b clrvt>ms|»ertlon and doubt
that no pred <ti n as to tba lima won Id
I* j net i fiad.
tillman stata«) tbat ha
would bring tba matter up tomorrow
and, uniras objection was made, he
may ask to have a day Sj>«<ified.
The auggt’t lion sa to a time an«e<* in
eoonertioa with the more or I« m sen-
■ *tia effort on the |*saat of a number of
eamatora t<> errure ni.m««iiate ronaider*
at ion of amen Imants off ere» I by tha ai
es i vea.
Washington. Matrh 32. — Th. rati-
rumi rate bill oreupirel prretinally all *»t
tb. lima of the een.t. today. Thera
aara tao •pewrh«*,. one by Imtgv and
•ba oth.r by Hpooner
lxadgs «|*>k. in
ad rot ar y of hie amri.dm.nl, looking
b> tl>a .nlaifriu.nl ol Ih. lnt.rvt.tv
Cumm.rr. rommireioa, an-l in dom< ao
rapitati «harply lo *>m. rrtant uttar-
anca ni CommimitMi.r Proni?. Hpouo
ar d.votrel bit attantiua u> tba con.ti
Ini tonai pow.re ot th. intarlar coarta,
rontanding tbat tbaaa coti ita coni*! noi
b. daatroyad nor th.ir jariadiclion
tak.n fruì» tb.m
Saturday, March 24.
Washington, March 24
Hating at
tha Annapolis Naval academy waa dealt
with by the h«>uso today In the jxaeage
of a senate bill with a house eubtUtato.
The arlic n waa taken after a protracted
deiaite, which placed on record the
fits
tmpreaaiona of the spacial commute«
which investuate*! the subject latently
an I a severe criticism by Hepburn ul
st! trie to <’H «| »nw basing.
Several
ame: dn eola w« re pr
but all
were refert»«l save oi.e, It t>eing the
duty « * cadet ofl;» ers, as well as other
l>r”T
infrac-
Tk«f*!»r ?• •
tn‘.h’i «e tL-n <>f tba
a. w academy authorities, to report
«nuatry tl»« •
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lions >f the rule*
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iabed by dismissal.
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la ta»*n li.K” • y ■ «1
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tsaapre r.fu’.
lt a »• •
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lei agi», Mr Murray wr>>tr
sideration of the haling bill, 2^6 pen
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"Arc there no trouble* now?" tbe lor sion bills were discussed and paaeed.
b it. 1 «ad <1
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•’Not one. dear Frank, not one.**
Friday, Msrch 23.
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Ha .Bia^Lyi*. • a/e tbe test
And ebeti. In bra*id*, thua ( ]. he
Washington, March 23. — Spooner
put the worda. “White line.** Tbla wa * today c*iiiclii<l>*<! hl, *|w—*cli in th. ren
Br#« lent Pis* • n t s<* wealthy as
a technical luetriK U mi tu tbe printer, al. * u th. reilr***! rat. bill, ,n<! th.
sr< reditsiL
ILa fortuna ta sb^rt uf a
and inmnt that one lino <»f a¡>«'«’ (unification, apjiropriatiou bill waa
mllU«B.
abouid t>e Irft dear. Tl*e genius w I h » taken np and j aw*l
It carrire an ap-
bad the ropy In band put tbe lovers pf pr.ali*.ii ol |12.'>.<>* mi for tb. erection
b [*« m > u b In type rorrtstly. and then, art
4 a powder inannla* lory, and li.ni.i
ting It out aa If It were a line of *erac. ■ poke at l-nitth in aupport of the pro-
tn» ad<1rd
“Not one, dear Frank, nut vi.ion
He declared that tli. nation
one wLlt* lina"
Ix>ndon lit Bita
waa entirely at the ruercy of a powder
truat, and t>ri;n! tbat tli. amendment
aluiiild be aitopted a. a aafrguard. Aa
paaeeil, th. bill earrie. an appropria-
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man al*> *p ik.
n tbe railroad rat. bill, auagreting
tbat th. Interalat. Commerce rommie
■ion »tiould have authority to enjoin
the railroad, from incraa.ing their
rate.
He .aid tb. .11,Revion bail lieen
ma>le by a "corn field lawyer" in Ok
lahoma,
The following hid. were al*> |*aaee*l
Creating a rteamlmat inkpretora* dia-
tnrt in Alaaka; providing for filling in
ti the home where good cooking ti
the naval nation at Honolulu; author-
loved, where the family en»oy the
iking tb. Chicago, Milwaukee A Nt.
finext cf biscuits, doughnuts cakes.
Paul railroad toe natrnct bridgea aero.«
and piei and * ther g «>1 thing, every
the Mireiuri, Y.llo.atone, Hnake and
day. The baking it alwayx deliciou,
Columbia river,.
With an at tomatiou of delight th.
baniened tour.at rualwd out ou tbe bag
C«<** platform at>*1 .tarted to arnaab bl.
trunk with an ax.
"Hold on!" ah.’iited tb. baggage man.
"Are you cr,xy Y*
"Not at all." repltod tb. hardeord
tourlat aa b. CMttlntMal to .muait. "I
read tbat ba«-gag*-n>< n were overw *rke i
at thl. reaaon. *> I thought I would
atnaah my own trunk aud ear. you tb.
trvubla."
The Home
Wave Circle
and wholetotne became
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Daklng Powder
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Washington, March fl — K.preeent-
ative (ieorge K. I'att.r.on,
of th.
Twelfth
Pennsylvania district, died
suddenly here today. Heart failure is
aacrilied a. th. cause of death.
The house adjourned inirnreliatoly af
ter it waa called to order, out of respect
for Mr. Patterson, The statehood bill
will Ire taken up tomorrow.
Tuesday, March 20.
Washington, March 20. — In lea.
than 30 minutes tbe senate votod away
1140.000,000 of tli. public fund.. Th.
sum la carried by th. jiensmn appro
priation bill, which brief document was
made th. subject of very littl. discus
sion.
The railroad rat. bill waa laid
aside for the day etui th. major por
tion of th. tlm. war d.voted to th.
consideration of the fortification bill.
In tbat connection th. question of Hi.
necreeity fur seacoast fortifications in
the Philippine.
was
dlHueenl at
length, with th. rreult that all provis
ions for such fortifications in Hire.
Islande was eliminated.
The consider
ation of tbe measure waa not concluded
There waa also a bn.! di.cu.eion of tli.
power of the conference enmmiltre to
amend th. bill providing for punish
ment fo: prcmati/r. Jiviiigem e of gov
ernment secrets so as to make th. in
hibition extend to senators and mem
here of the house ot representatives,
luit th. subject was l.ft undieporred of
for th. time.
Washington. March 23. — Th. con-
«¡derail 11 of the i.gi«lative appropria
tion bill in the houre Inlay waa enliv
—the bak ing powder of the wave
en*! by a (mall «pat between Prince
circle, it uted.
am! Tawney, a propoaition to buy a pri
Get KC to-day! 25 ounce, for
vate <—r lor th. preaident, which waa
25c. If it isn’t all that we claim,
ruled out o* order, and a jeering apeech
your grocer refund, your money.
by Hmith, of Aria ma, about the ,up-
prreaion of debate by the mire.
Send foe “Book of Prexentx.”
An e* ho ot the .tatoboud controversy
JAQI FS MFC. CO.
yeateiday recoiled in an effort to cor
Ckleago.
rect the journal. William, maintained
be waa put in th. ridiculon. po.itIon
of moving to matr-ict tb. conferee,
Washington March 20.—Th. hoiia.
after they had l*een appoint*!, a mo of reprewntative. today did ho.m«»
tion clearly out «>! oriler al that time. with a micrrweope in on. band and th.
Th. correction waa made aa aiigx«.t*i. bill making appropriations tor tb. sal
Tbe Halla. **aealea.
ariée ot its offiier. and employes In the
Old Stoxanbona Are you aura that
Thursday, March 22.
other. Tli. mult was that, although
you can no longer control tbe thing?
Washington, March 22. — Th. atat»- ft ty hours were spent in rwading ths
III. Chauffeur Yew air
I'm afraid hood bill war taken from th. aprak.r’. legislative
epproprlation
hill
tor
It will get away fmui me very atoa,
table in lb. him*, today, pl.cd in th. amendment, lews than 26 )><g**s ware
Old Stoxante-na 1 hen fur heaven*, band» of tlirw -el»-tmi < inlrrc and a complete*!.
Th. spirit of economy in
•ake run Into wimrtbing . heap' Puck
re<|n»M>t mad. ct th. Minat. for a con littl. things was all absorbing. Pointe
fer.nc. on th. di.agrc.ing vol» of th. of order were mad. and many of tliem
two hou.ea.
Tin. action waa not ac- wet. fatal to proposed increase, ia the
compli.hwt without many word, and salaries of officers, janitors, doorkeep
Vote. It waa developed, however, that ers, mrrwengers and laborers.
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Wednesday, March 21.
Washington, March Si.—Tha entire
day in tha senate was devoted to the
coneideratlon ot the railroad rale bill.
Culbero.n t-eg.n the proceeding, by
presenting an amendment prohibiting
corporations coming under the opera
tion ol th. pro>we<l law from making
campaign contributions and be was
immreliatoly followed by his colleague
Bailev, who offered lb. amendment so
long promised by him and followed
thia action with ■ speech In which he
explain«*! that ba would not now pre
sent the amendment but for the fact
that Dolliver had referred to and crill-
deed it in an interview, lie indicated
Some displeasure over the interview,
but eioneratMi Ibdliver from diacour
levy in the matter. The Iowa senator
disavowed any intention to r«v«al a
secret and th. Incident • a« d<«ai|
pleasantly.
Poth II.iley and I'olliver
mad. .|«-e« liee reiterating their view«
and th.y wer. followed by more or Irto
attended remarks by Tillman, Patter
son, Heyburn and Knox.
Bailey wa.
int.riuptwd in the middle ot his sj>e«ch
by the announcement of his lather'«
death, and immediately left the ..nate
chamber.
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Washington, March 26.—-Pre.id.nt
Rooeevelt today rent lor Nana tor Fulton
and Attorney (renwral Moody to talk
over the cave of I»i.t rict Attorney Bris
tol. What tiie conference accompli.b-
<«l cannot tie elated, a. non. of the par
ticipant. will diecoea it or give any ink
ling of what disposition will ba med.
of the ease. It I. «tatmi, though not I
otfio.lly, tb.t the t iregi-n Bar i*ri
Hon has decimal to take any action in
the premie*-., having returned tha pa
llet. »ubrmtted by the attorney general
revrral Week, ago.
Ravia. Second Clan Rata.
Washington, Marrh 30.—Th. houaa
committee on postrifficea and poatroada
reported th. poatoflice appropriation bill
to tha houw today.
It provldea for an
h |>eiiditg••
1 I 11,373,846 lor tha
fl «cal year 1V07, or »'.*13,221 leva than
the modified eatimata. of the Poetoffice
department. Thii amount e.caed. the
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1 i |10
legislation for tracing the rnaila of
heavy matter and for gaining informa
tion to rerlaMlfy mail I. included ia
tha hill. One provision appropriate.
110,000 to pay freight <>n .uppliee
Proposed American Court in China.
Washington, March 20.—Kepreeenta-
live l>enhy. of Michigan, has intro
duced a bill to create a Fnleral lhetrict
mutt in Chine, with extra territorial
jnriwlii tion. The measure was first
mtroduc*! by Henal-<r Fulton, al tbe
request of J II. Brown and other Ori
ental interws who complain that the
exerris. of ja filial powers by consuls
nft-n works great Injustice to American
interests. It is pending before the
fore gu afaire tommlttee of the aenato,
with gooal ptiwpecla of an early re
port.
R.linquiah.d Fora«! Land.
Waabington. March >0.—Tha renato
loti.y miopi*! a raatdnlion praaantad
by Haaabrungb, directing Iba «ere lar y
nf tha intarlar lo fnrniah on tha flrat
Monday In Iw-ceinhar, l'.rOb, tha natura
o( parano, and Arma or corporation,
who har. rahnquialiod lo tha l’alto*!
► taira lami in tha virinity of foraat re-
rervw. Tha information requisirei ia
to inelnda the nama. of th «a who bara
not relcctrel land, in liau ot tboaa ra-
linqtti.brd, -and tha recretary ia la-
atructed lo provida tha mean, to which
thay ara antitied.
Report. Timbar Xand Bdla.
Washington, March 30—The renato
public land, Commit!«. favorably re
ported the bill tn repeal tha timber and
•tone act and to provide for tha .«la of
timber oo public land at not leva than
It. appratirei vaina.
Senator Fulton
bad an an.endirant ineerted providing
tbat 10 per rent of the proceed, of rale,
of timber .ball ba eipended for public
road, and ichool. in tha montine in
which tha timlwrv i. .old, tha Im lance
to go to the reclamation 'und.
All Eat Chinook Salmon.
Washington, March 20. — Cnit.d
Htatee eaMtore and a few favored mem-
bers of th. hnua. feaate.l on royal Chi-
nook salmon from th. Columbia river
today, Renatos Fulton acting as host.
A big 60 pound fish was conk*! and
served Oregon style, and
liberally
ssrvad, to .very senator with hie lunch- |
eon.
No popular baa fresh Columbia
rivsr salmon bweome that it is impossi-
bls to bold a quorum in the asnats
when oos of these fish is being served.
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THE EXTERNAL USE OF
t»r»< >a
St. Jacobs Oil BAGS!
to th. ahort. aure, aa«y cur. tor
It penetrates to the seat
of torture, and relief
promptly follows.
Rheumatism
and
Neuralgia
Price, 25c. au»l 5Oc«
HAVt YOU EVtR UStD
BEMIS BAGS?
that ia«y are plac«4 un yuuf uo»l < r laa
To Get More Strength
from Your Food
L OTS of people ar. j**rv' - j with
a full itamacb.
You know. It', not how much
w. Eat. but how we Difeit tbat
maxes us Strong, or Brainy, or Succmalul.
Whan th. 1. we i ar. III.« I with
gaated food *e may be a great deal
wjfM off than If ws wsrs half atarvad t r
want of Food.
Because food that stays t
I
in ths
Bo we's decays there, just aa It it sta/eJ
two Ung In ths open air.
Wall, when food drear, In th. Bow.«,
through d« «yol and ov.rdua action, wl al
haptwni >
Tha milltona ot little Suction Pump,
that Una the Bowela and Inleatinaa Ih.n
draw P^iaon from th. d» ay.J Food,
Inatead ol th. Nounahm.nl th.y war.
tnl.mtod to draw.
Thia Poiaon g«ta Into th. blood and.
In time, apr.ada all ov.r th. body, unlexa
th. Cau«« ot Conatipatloo la prompl y
removed.
That Caua. ol Conatlpallon la W.ak,
or Lary, Bcw.l Mus 'ea.
...
Wh.n your Bowe’.-Mus ! m grow Cabby
they nred Ess> s. to strengthen them —
not " Physic" Io pamper them.
There a only on. kind of Artificial
Exsrcls. lor the Bowel M us ss.
Its nsme Is "CASCARErS," and Its
price is Ten Cents a box.
Cascarets act like Exerctsa on the
Muscles of the B weis. and make them
stronger every time they for e these
Muscles to act naturally.
The stronger these Muscles p'pel the
food, the strong» does the fn< t on ot tbs
food act on the flow of Dtgwtive Juice..
The more of these Jul cm that act on
food, the more Nutriment does that f i I
turn Into, and the richer nourishment do
the little Suction Pumps ot the lntoatu.es
draw Out ot It.
It needs only ore Casraret at a time
to stimu ate ail the B- we. M xac’ea enough,
without purging, diacomturt or U m U
nutrition.
if y ; war t the same natural
a t ;n that a si* mi.e walk In the country
would give y u, (without the we ar in sis)
U«e
- Cas «ret at a time, with Intervals
betwee
t U y . j reach Ihg exact cundi*
lion y-u desire.
S> j .
e
e
e
On. Caxc.r.t at a tl-n. will properly
d.ar-i. a
Breath, or Coated Tonga.,
th .a proving clear y Its ready, steady,
Sure, but mild and elfectlva action.
A c mlr.g Heads he can be warded off.
In short order, by a single Cascar.t, and
tha cause removed.
Heartburn. Cai b.l<-hlr.g, Acidrtalngs
In th. t! roat. a !C j <y I««.mg ar.aure
Sigof I *- tr
ef- ,m food p »una,
and should be dealt with promptly.
C e Cas sret will st p th. cimlng
tr
... m .• on th. B --.I load, .nd ft»
tha frtgashv. Juices. It that one Cascarat
Is tsk.n a.
t > j » ar.
*• a a MaauFariartra ant Importara ut
WOOL BAGS
Wheat B.((, Oat
lUfV, Harl.y Bag«,
Flour Bag,. Ilop I loth, Ore Narka an-l
llurlap ot All Km*!,.
Bag, uf Burlap
c. .
«*■■! Cutten Minutai '.urei L-y u*.
BEMIS BRO.
BAG COMPANY,
1504-1514 Co 1er st'« Street,
SI AHI t, WASH
W. L. D ouglas
•3'°4 ‘3” SHOES'.'?.
W. L. Douglas *4.00 cut Edge Lin.
•quallwd at any pries.
Mttoad.
•
•
•
Pocket
Don’t fall to carry th« Vast __
___
C jls sret Bos with you constant!/.
All Druggsta sell them—over ten
mi.Hun betas a year, for sig years past.
fM very caretu) to grt the genuine,
made only by the Starling Remedy Com*
pa-i/ and never s Id in bu k.
Every
tat iet stamped **CCC.*'
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Ca/rrsi •; tono»
2ntia,*a M*Kr* * tri t a Morrt
taAMur »oruatit m tm woaio.
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