The Santiam news., April 13, 1906, Image 4

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1« rv-ruln if ymi Ltkr llootl*« < irfiafarillft.
Thi* gn-at tnevlicios curva »huae erupUona,
piiupl»*« and bolla that a|>|»-.ir at ali •» avoti» ;
curva acroftila «or»-*, «alt rlwitm or tfíidiiA ;
aiiapta llM-lt rquaily wvll to, aixl al»«> «-urva, i» ^y**
aixl all atooiach troublv» nirrs rlx ii-
inattoin nix! catarrh ; curvi» nervoua trvubl
«ii-bility aixi tluit tir»<l feeling
Thla i» J<r«»Vvd by llxaiaarxla of
niottialk, A«*,3«k«J by attuai count in tbe
Uxt two yeara—a record un precede uted
in thè htotory of medicine.
Ite aure t<> get Ihxxl'a Santapurdlx
Monday, April V
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bnneirf ticAtTf hoifh and Lclkr !<«»d
into Ihcir home«
ro «det.
by uting h C BakHg
( «Ht» jkjtt onc-fhltd what »oil
alwMi t»at. I! you have never uted it
>ou don't hn « ««hat you ve miMcd.
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2 5 ouniet fcr 2 5 i fnts
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MaabingViu April*.— Mclaurtnand
Morgan addressed the senate today on
ths railroad rale question, the former
advocating the legislation and the lat­
ter opposing
The Mississippi senator
announced his intention to support an
amendment providing Irt a court re­
view of ths decisions of the Interstate
t’omn.srie c>mmis.l<u> and aleo etatod
hie adherence to the Hailey amami
merit, prohibiting the temporary sue
pension ot the commieeion'e orders by
the inferior courts. He criticised »Yet
ho characterised as an effort to inject
politico into the consideration ot the
bill. M irgan took the poeilum that
the prupoeed legislation «ae an inter-
(erenew with the rights *,f the •Isleo to
control the eorporaliona created by
themselvee. and cani that the beet way
to check et irbltant railroad rateo was
to keep the waterways In such cornil-
lion as to insure eompetltlou.
for a numtier of speecbse today having
no bearing on the subject under die-
osa ion, but of generai inter set to the
country The rights ot labor were die
cussed by Tonne, of New Yora, goule
road, by Ise. of Georgia railway mail
pay by Htrenerson. of M inoe»-ta. and
protective tariff by Rainey, of Illinois
Incident to bis ajeecb on labor. T >wne
spoke of the InrreaM-ii power given the
speaker of the bouse by the raise now
in force. He said that, it the houw
ever has Ito an, lent dignity and power
restored, It will be after it has vindi
rated the right of discussion of ali pall­
ile questions.
Washington. April 5.— In the **r.al*
today thero was a rv echo of the Whit*
house conference of last Saturday rela­
tive to the pending railn«.! legislation,
ami, while the dierueeion ended in good
nature, there «as a time when the
feeling was quite intense The Incident
occurred al th» dose cf a speech by
Hume, which was devoted largely to a
discussion of that conference
Elkina has given notice of a speech
on the rale bill lor tomorrow and
Hailey for a speech on tha* subject
Tuesday
The Tessa senator will reply
ee|mrially to the criticisms made by
Hpoonsr and Knot, of hie plan for a
limitation of the powers ot interior
courts In granting Injun. li- n. in rate
litigation.
Ns«lands iontlnue-id hie argumei t
in support ot hie proposition lor ths
national Incorporation ot railroad com­
panies.
OF ALL
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TONICS
The ingredients that enter into S. S. S. and the method of com­
bining and preparing them so that they build u|) and strengthen
every part of the body, make it the grt att t of al! tonics. S. S. S. is uatnrc’s
nine':
PURELY VEGETABLE
■ restoring the lost *PP**
titc, overcoming that tired, rnn-down feeling, and other ailments common to Spring, which
warn us that it is necessary to take a tonic, it is purifying the blood of all poisons and waste
matters so that it can supply to the system the strength and nourishment it needs to keep it
iu jierfvct condition during the depressing summer m< nth . that are to follow.
Spring is the sexson when most every
AN EFFORT TO PUl.L THROUGH THE DAY.
oue needs a tonic. It is nature's time for
1 have us».I H H H. quite sztsnalvsly aud unhesitatingly
renewing and changing; and as everything reoommend
it aa tha beat blood purifier and tonlo made.
puts on new life, the sap rises in vegetation, 1 am a n aohlntet by trade and at one time my system was
so
run
down
that by 10 o'clock every day I would t>a com­
the earth thaws out from its winter freezes, pletely exhausted,
and it was with the greatest effort that
and all respond to Spring’s call to purge I ot'Uld pull thr .gh the balance of the day. Slnoe taking
H. H H . however, all this has dlaapjwared. I am a strong
and purify themselves, there is a great vigorous
mau. abundantly able to do my day's work, my
change also takes place in our b«xhcs. The appetite has beau whetted up so that I nan eat anything,
sleep la sweet and refreshing, and I know farther that
blood endeavors to throw off the poisons and It my has
purified my bkrod and put U In good condition. I
accumulations which have formed in the cannot s;>eak too highly of your great remedy. H. H. N.
system, and been absorbed by it, from the bl7 W. Broad Ht . Columbus. O. A. B. MONTGOMERY.
inactive winter life, and calls upon every
HUE FOUND rr THE IIEHT SPRING TONIC.
member to assist in the elimination. The
On
two oro.isione 1 have used 8. 8. N. In the spring with
system is oftr^j unequal to the struggle, the Ana results
I can heartily reconimen<1 it a» a tonic and
apjxrtitc grows fickle, the energies give way, bb*od purifier. I was trouble»! with headach*. Indigestion
liver troubles, which all disappeared undar th* use of
the spirits are depressed, and a general run­ an«!
H H rt. My appetlt*. which was poor, was greatly
down condition is the result.
hwlpe 1
I can «at anything I want n *w without fear of in-
Then the body must have assistance—
r.
v
g again
A > »
it must be strengthened and aided by a tonic, and blood porlfier It Is all you claim (or It.
77i E M*;oHt , Hpringhehl, O.
MRS. O. WIEQEL.
and S. S. S. is the ideal one. Being made
entirely from roots, herbs and barks, it does
not disagreeably affect the system in any way as ¿<1 most of the so-called tonics on the market.
which contain Potash or some other harmful mineral ingredient to derange the stomach and
digestion, unfavorably affect the bowels, or otherwise damage the health. S. S S. tones up
the stomach ami digestion and assists in the assimilation of food; it rids the system of that
always-tired, worn-out feeling,
imparts vigor atid tone to every part of the Ixxly. It re-
teeling, and inn
establishes the healthy circulation of th ac blood, stimulates the sluggish organs, and calms
the unstrung nerves which make one feel that he is on the verge of prostration. S. S. S.
gives an appetite and relish for f<«xj that nothing else docs, and by its use we can find our­
selves with as hearty, hungry an appetite in Spring as at any other season.
It acts more promptly and gives better and more lasting results than any other remedy,
and is absolutely safe because of its vegetable purity. I)j qx-ptic, irritable, nervous, debili­
tated people will find S. S. S. is just the medicine jhat is needed for the purification of
the bltxxi, which, from its diseased or impure condition, is causing their trouble, as well as
for toning up and helping the entire system. When you t ike your tonic this Spring do not
experiment, but get the best—the tonic with forty years of succe i Ixhintl it, and the otic
endorsed by the best people all over the country 5. S. S., THE GREATEST CF ALL
Washington, Aprii U. — Nolwilh
•tanding that Ibis «ae Li.trict day in
thè house and that body reeoi ve, I itoelt
mio a common runncll fot thè purp «e
i of maklng la«a for thè lustrici of Co-
< lumina. generai Interest «ss ehoan in
thè bilie requlring non reeident pupll»
to pay lultlon and regolatine thè em-
ployment ol child latsir. Hepbnrn, of
fowa, replytng lo a long tpeech of Rima,
ol Tennroaee, in wbich he contende,!
for self government fot thè peopla of
, thè Districi ot Columbia, mede a <!*•
(enee of thè forni of government, but
, crllirlseil ito adminiatration.
Ile did
noi thlnk two newepapsr men and one
army ofhcer, «ho conciliate thè board
Wednesday. Aprd 4
J ut commieeionen, thè proper pereonnel
Waaldnglon, April t — In the ornate
fot su, li a g ivernmenl.
b S> N,-a .11
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rate bill and Daniel the question of the
Saturday, April 7.
lack of representation by the Southern
Washington, April 7. •— The house «latee in the public service.
Neer-
ttot not Imlnge Itself in the usual half lands advocated amendments to the
holiday today, but continued the con­ rate hill providing for the national In­
sideration of tbs postoffice appropria­ corp nation of railroads and announerd
tion bill, and in the latitude accorded himself so favorable to tfie govern­
under general debate the dis.UB.ion mental ownership of these utilities.
t»H>k on a wide range, including rail­ Daniel’s aj>eech «ae ba»,-1 on a provis­
way mail pay, increased pay for rural ion in the urgent deficiency appropria­
letter carriers, tbs American smelter tion bill h r the representation of the
trust and the corrupl use ot money United Ntates al the nest Pan » merl­
tin elections, with side lights on na­ can congress, to in* held in Riu de
turalization laws.
Janeiro nell July. The deficiency hill
Dalzell, Republican, of Pennsylva­ «sa amender! so ae to provide lor more
nia, callol op the bill amending the in­ delegatee, and a- amended.waa pawed.
ternal revenue lews to prevent tbe
i double isialmn ot certain distilled
Washington, April 4, — The honse
•pints. He ssk «■»! that the bill I m » oon* during its
erion Imlay lieteiird to a
i »idrriMl by th* hou*** wa in cotnmitiet* of critici»m of the preeideiit on the part
the whole, |.MM*ibly anticipating aome ot Fitsgerald, New York, for the fall
TONIOS.
<!el«at*.
Hrfor* h* could make any tire of the chief executive proper’y to point, that the right remedy be used—one that is especially adapted to the condition, and
*tat*rn**nt, the »)x**krr had the bill Silvie» the house ae to the objections be
If it is taken at the first sign
read a thin! time, Indorsed an»l |<a*e»l, had to the bill opening 505 000 acres S. S. S. has proved itself to !>e this remedy for many year;
while general laughter over the erpe- of land for grazing |iurj>o»ee in Okla- of Spring the system will be so built up anti strengthened that the disagreeable affections of
litioua way the' speaker liap. ■-•••
«W honia terrib ry, Instead of advising the the i.'.
-t.
legislation ran around the chamber.
memliete nt the Indian Affaire commit­
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
tee as to the «eakneea of the tneariite.
Friday. April 0
so that it might lie amended tu meet
vy aahir gton, April H — In making an the «lebe« of the lommieeioner of In­
• f! >rt today to get the senate to agree dian affaire.
upon a date for taking a rota on the
The poetotAce appropriation bill «ae
railrond rate bill, Tillman made the taken up, but Ireiund an izplAiiatinn
itnfMirtant etatement that one week by the chairman of the poetottice com­
more prol>ah!y would rxhatiat the gen­ mittee, Overstreet, no headway vu
eral tlebate.
He failed, however, to macle.
tu S..n ,ra, Melico, alone, about II'1
•e< uie the content of Aldrich, who »aid
flu uno uf American iUoucy it ouw lu
that hr would not t«e willing to »girr-
vested.
Tuesday. April 3.
to vote on the bill until it waa more
Washington, tpril
3. — Senators
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nearly perfected than it now it,
Long and Allison were under crows ri-
During the »lay there were th rre a ninatiun by their brother senator» to-
•peecbea on the rate bill. The firtt of
«lay on the White house conference on
th«MM* waa mode by Elkina, who, while the former s court rev'rw amendment
«»prepping the opinion that the aitua to the rate hill. After Ixmg had spoken
lion
da&ianda legislation, indicate»! at length in support of his amendment,
many deferta in the ¡»ending bill. both the railroad senators on the Re­
Gamble followed in support of the bill, publican side ami the 1 temorralic sen­
an»! Kean rioted m op|»o«ition. Elkina ator» wantecl to know more alsjut its
was frequently interrupted, and Mit ral paternity. They scented in its iwing
* I have uaed on* of yo tr F ah Brar^
Blu her« fur ft»» yeara, and iu.w want
spirited <*oll<M|Uiee marked the progrt-ee discuser»! with the president and hi*
a new oea, alao on* f. < • ft tend. |
of hi» remarks. No senator Iwping pre­ advisers by a few of the friends of the
w< aid rt t ha without ot.e ¡ I wm .« th«
«oat. They are t .at aa tar ah«ad of a
pared to *|H*ak tomorrowt the innate hill l>ef<>re its introduction in the aer­
<'•”
i » at aa a iouujiu Q u<«e la
adjourned until Monday.
ahaad at i. i - g ’
ate an invasion of th** esc reel pren ga
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CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING
I'oct lend I red» Der. tor.
The rc<4r?«» f th • |«i«f will 1« píe*««’, te
l«ara i»i«t ih«-r« U« !*a»t .••»>« Jrra-ie t 4 ía ««>«
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• a?« tha beat.
Positive, Comparative, Superlative.
Wmdiington. April 6 —Tariff railway
mail eubeidiee, daaalnriaed alcohol ami
enlarge! postal facilitieri tor Western
cities were the feature» of the debate
in th* house today. What were al­
leged to t»e the iniquities ot the Ding
ley law, to far aa the manufacture of
wat»he« is concerned, were dteruswed by
Rainey, of Ulin ds, whoee tariff retie*
l m speech WM listened to with much
interest.
The *‘staml-pattrra” maxlr
copiou* notes for the diwussions on
protection which are fore»hadowe<L
Without touching the merits of the
p'vwt office
appropriation bill, which
nominally wa» under discussion, the
house at 5 l& idjournt*! until noon to-
tnomw.
Mero»,« s»4
( *amo «• a» ; Î- acta* )
llli'in y TJW UHI MORI DN HIR. HH.
a. sure you don't get one or the com­
mon Sind - this le the
mar«
or
».cellenca.
TOWER CANADIAN CO., L imitio .
Makers of
St. Jacobs Oil
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Known th. w.rld u».r u
The Master Cure
for Pains »na Aches
FrlcV. 23e. and 5Ot.
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Washington, Aprii 3. — The rrcenl
heavy influì of Earopeoa immigration
at Eaatern porte u( thè United State»
«>t tl>e enbjert of an important con
lerence a' thè dej«rtment of Commerce
ami f-abor today between Herretary
Mrt.alf and ('<>mmÌMioner General of
Immigration Sargent, and Conimiaaion
era ol Immigration Hillingv. nt Ihwton.
Watcl 'in, of New York, and Rfera. of
Philadelpbia.
It waa determined to
pnt In force more .ffectnally, if posai
bla, thè regulatlone t>eailng <m thè ente
ject ol immigration.
Pay for Conference at Rio.
Washington, April J.— The senate
committee on appropriations today re­
ported the urgent deficiency Rill with a
nnmlier of amendments. The proviso
IS added to the appropriation lor dele­
gatee to the International Conference of
kmeriean States at Kio Janeiro, Kra
all, that the delegatee shall be appoint­
ed so that as far ae practicable they
shall represent the different eevtione of
the country. An appropriation of |6<i,-
000 is made to enable the government
to participate in the second interna­
tional peace conference at The Hague
Seattle Objects to Negro Soldiers.
Washington, April W.—Seattle io vig­
orously protesting e-sinet the assign­
ment of a colored infantry regiment to
Forte lawton and Wright, in place ot
the Tenth infantry, that gone to Alaska
In August.
The appeals ot Senator
Pile« have been without avail and he is
informed that Washington must have
its share of colored soldiers.
The de­
»
and for the nwakb ol tail of colored troops to the department
3ft,047,f»43. Amount of circulation ae- of CYdnmbia will not include Vancouver
cured by lawful money was 342,445,413. barracks. The detail is tor two years.
Circulation of National Banks,
f Washington, April 3.—Tl-e monthly
circulation statement shows that at the
close of business March 31, 1 WO®, the
the total circulation ot National banks
was |5M.Xf'<t,'W'7. an increase for the
year of 373 713,oil, and for the month
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>'ion baaad
on Vnited States bonds amo'nted to
3133,211,Ml, an increase for the year
tint o* MA'MmtTCO
TO«044TO. CANADA.
W mt her Clothing A Nate.
|wj «4 Mutilava rei
f*wfll«h4
urvgoii
Too L ate ?
all the N rijlr-ei.t out of Baby's
Natural Food.
Larger children cannot always
be watched, and will eat unreason­
ably. Ths Ready Re medy should
ever Is at hand— Caacarela to
taka cars ot the trouble when It
ccrr.es.
No r.eed to Fores or Bribe ehib
dren to take Caacarela. They are
always more than ready to eel the
sweet little bit ot Candy.
Repulsive modi. :.s forced on the
ones does more harm than good.
American Questions Up.
Wsshingtonn, April V —The State
department lias sure-.te.I to the Kus
siati government through Amlaeeador
Roeen that the period . iggeafed In the
Russian note for the convention of the
second Hague peace conference, namely
the early part of July, « mid ba incon­
venient to America and to some of trie
other countries of this hemisphere,
which were especiad to lie represented
at The Hague, The reason for this at­
tinti was to avoid a conflict with the
Pan-American congress, which has liven
set lor July 21.
W»ll Orili in« MAthltwrv.
DetlLn« » I »«King Inai«.
Ir riga» >on 1‘ lanff. Mv dr «w
I h K«n>«. N«r«v Hafftp«
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A. J. TOWER CO.,
•o»ro«3. vea.
II ■ ii lL-Appe<|.
The I>oct*»r 'll»* medktn* I left for
Fortify Forestry Policy.
you
n-ctn to have bad the de-
Wakhinfton, April w —When the
tired effect, Have you takeu It r<-gu
Carter bill no« on the keoate ralendar
larly?
herotnro Ik«, mokt of the Orogon oppo­
The Patient (a
Aa regularly sition to certain featitrre of forrot re-
a« I could, d«M t«»r
You »aid I abould •rrvro will be disarmed. This law will
take It after ta h uh al.
have tbs further effect of removing ths
rnoet serious objection to the pending
measure wbleb purpokM to keep with
the government title to all land tearing
commercial t:m!>e; a bleb ia yet public
N.lh
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Mr. Carter's bill provides
• domain.
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l»na fide liomestead entries
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More Strici to Immigranti.
MSM'Oi I >>T nix» n ’on a r»» • •>««. *. •
M's • » —a
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gv»r»mins «• «*•«’• rurr»l»hia«s
lives of the upper house. Ix»ng and
Alli»on successfully fence« 1 with the
questions am! rriuse«! to divulge what
transpired at the conference.
W'skliinitton, April 3 — B» a vote ol
2>I2 to 2t> the hon.e tialay j-aMMnl tl e
national quarantine bill.
The bill
place« the control of all quarantine
•tallone, gr<>un<!i> an<! anrboragro utxler
tbe eei-rrtary < f the tlra.ury and di
recta that aa Boon a. practicable after
the approval ol the a<T lie ehall select
an ! designate aneti .lutatile placee lor
them and establish the same at such
point* on or near tbe era <«at ol the
United Stat*« or ti e Mrzlran border aa
in hia judgment are l»eet aaiteti lor Hie
rame, In order to prevent the introdn ■
Thursday. April 5.
lion of yellow fever irto the t'nited
Washington, April 5 — The poetoftic»» Htateo.
The bill carnea an appropriation ol
appropriation bill, following an imme­
morial < ustom, «as Iliads the vehicle 3500,000.
Lumbago and Sciatica
ka.
DYES
Don t la frtfht.r,«*
— but la warned!
Every Mother knows, or
thou Id know, that the terrible
M rtality among little children la caused
by Stomach and Bowe! troubles. Colic,
Sour Curd, Cholera Infantum, Summer
Complaint. Measles. Rashes. Scar 1st Fever
— even Mumps have their first cause In
Constipation.
The Dec. a'e Ttss .-a of a Baby’s Rowels
will ncl stand rough treatment. Salts are
too violent, and Castor Oil wtll only grease
the passages, but will not make ar.d keep
them Clean. Healthy and Str ,.g.
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•3, o &’3 oo SHOESIA
W. L. OouKlaa 34.00 Cllt Idge Lino
cannot tin equaiiod at any price.
Home ts not complete without the ever
ready Bug ot Cascarets. Ten cents buys
a small one at the Corner Drug Store.
Bo very careful to get the genuine,
made only by the Sierkrg Remedy Com­
pany and never s< id In bulk. Every tai>
let stamped "CCC."
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There ts no other medicine as safe for a
child as Cascarets. the fragrant little Candy
Tablet, that has saved thousands of famo.es
from unhappiness.
The Nur si ng M ther even tn goodheslth
should alwsys keep her own Bowels Loose,
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