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It red Wally and •WBOMeily rarwall M«~4
AI mmm . frvaa
lo orrvlula
Il la tba b**t eoaautotloaal remedy for r»
larri. rkooraaliUa ami d|.WW>e
TL.r* la bo Un» of »oar • b»e Il Io rnx »ora
«kiolr awfal thaa aa> oUor madk.n*
Tboaa HalomoaU ara .»afirmad dalli br
mirad and rrataful a*11 and «u.«a
Orar to'J0> taatlawalala In Iba laal two
year. aa uaaaaaiad aaavoraarbad rwrord I
Kaw put •» la tableta aa wall aa aaoal
bquul far». 14* Ovaaa Vae Hollar.
|1T0,I m »0 for th© navy tw b© ©sp©ad©d at
Mouds y. April SO.
MashingtuS, April SO.—The eenete Man Franci«c© waa paanrd.
After voting tbi« lb© bove© d©ciJ©4 to
will tx-gie ««ling «■ the smen.imesla 1«
( aproa
the railroad rale bill «a t-Viday, May L tab© up th© penala» calendar
Aa agreement to that effect was re­ (K I ) wu railed to tb© chair. WÜ-
ported today. Let it proved inpowsiblo itam» »a>d b© would object to paiMuag
to eo esterni the understanding as to I baio « tuli» ub I cm tb© committee bad a
have it include the Using of a date for chance to sot© »« each bill. Th© p«««
taking n final vote oa the bill as a mg of |«enaioa» did not proceed with
whole. Tillmaa first proposed a final tb© u»ual •(•©©«i. There wer© 313 pen
vote on May V, nnd Morgan waa the «ion» faiornbly acted oa la committee
rafa Kt.rl ta Koo» I rat.
only senator to make objection.
Ilia ’and report«*! to th© bou«©.
At 3 o'rloch the houa© completed tb©
la an ordinary raaUvrant a waltef up|K.«ition was eulbeient, however, to
’ conai irratloa of |-c«»iu« billa, wboK tb©
waa auryrlamt at bal .< aabrrl with Ir» fruetrate the design, nod the nest moot
{tariff misiva bill w«a tab©« up and
landa Inimitable amila for “dialled feasible euuree, the di«|Mailiun of general dobat© r©«um©d.
The
wbala" "la It nilotrrl ai.ark thaty<-hat ■ amendments, was decided upon.
general imprewuoa amuug senators io
thlnK* purauod tha Ir a.'.maa on l» u
WadnetdAf. April 25
that the fiual vote will be reported
rafuaad thia delicacy
Again r»'»lrlng witbin a week from the time of the
Waabington, April 35.—An amend
a rr; •
■ • nagatlia ba triad otic«, beginning of the eonar.lerolion of merit tn lb© Indian bill for th© cwilon
moro
Thin >• cau bring ma ►•mt amendment*. Moot of the time of Ike of the land« of th© Blackfoot Indiana in
roa at o<! porpulaa.“ ba Mid. Tba «altor senate was devoted to lieteamg to a M htena «ar accented bv th© Hrnat©
abowad algna of ba-vi.lng rt-at.t«. and ,|werte by < lark*, of Arkaaeae. in which after txing modified. Th© bill was
Paddy uni back In bla m-at atol baarml be criticised the Hepburn bill aa iaju- then laid ©aide and (be ineaewg© of tb©
dieioue to r«medy «listing conditions.
a algb of et.:.tonti .«rut.
I ¡I taka a ...
The bouen bill appropriating fil'O.OlW Preaident ragardiag U.© ©inploymmt of
roaat baaf atol ragotablaw." ba aald. for the emergency aee«le of the navy labor >41 the (»overnmmt work« in th©
rbaarfuliy. "an-l aura ya II n>-t 1« for department at Mare Island, and for vi>unity of ban br»nci«co waa orderwl
Mylng that I didn't atk ya fur Oat«."
the postal service el Han I'raneiseo, printed.
made neceMory by the earthquake, waa
Mint full >wed the reading of th©
Iiaadon Chronicle.
pawed by lb* senate when it convened me«©ag* by iiumediatrly Introdneiag •
THE FAHMfH TO BLAME
todny.
bill appropriating $300,000 for tb© ©m
ploy men I of eitra labor in the navy
Washington, April SO
This was both
If H<a Land Suffers from Drouth ot a field day and a •'need” day in the yard at Mar© Island.
Tillman mad© an ©llort to bav© a day
Lack« Waler for Irrigating When
house, the may.r |«>rllon of the legisla-
Small Stream 1« Near,by Say«
tiva ©•»•lot >*cing given over to th© fit© I for a vote on tb© railroad rate
w«« again un»uccr©©ful
f t\<* agricultural bill hill, bat
ritual derat tou
Robert Waahburn.
and, iuridrnl thereto, lb© free «listfi bt*»>n©r g«v© notice of a tpeerh for to
"It ie the farmer'* "»n fault, if, la l.utiun of
4», fur which the bill do©« m- rmw, an«! < l«rbe ol Arkanaaa of a
thoee dare of scientific discovery, ht •ol pruvi.l*. but «hub it is agreed •pm« h <»n Friday oa tha «am© queeii^n.
doee not nap all the returns he should will 1« r**l» real to thr bill.
t bill «•• i-©••©*I amending th© law
tight cm pages of the agricultural rr I stive to lh© all dment of land to lu
from bis land, 1« it I orated wberevet
or however It may. In or without thr bill were coneidered and perfected. The liau«.
rain belt, so long »• there is a amal drl-at* oa the question of free seeds
will be reeumr.1 tomorrow, when * vole
Washington, April 25.—Th© ILma©
street» with a slight fall nearby
i» f
«• th«’
lu fax'/t tofilay continued cohrideration of the
Koch was the remark the other day o
an »pprupriAi ion of •>*.<MM> for th«* pur
The
Mr. Robert Waahburn, a man of aid. rha»«' ««*1 *li»tr»i/uU»»R of •‘r«rt
1 agricultural appropriation bill
eiperlence in agri, allure, hurt . nltari
i Preaideut*« m©a»ag© reeotnmrndirig an
and individual irrigation enterprise«
• o.li might hgv« ••• appropr at Ion o! 9 !00,000 for Mar© Is-
throughout the great Pacific h rtkaeet Unurl iBelefittitrly un<l«*r the **B«im*l land navy yard wa« rem! an«! referred to
being at preoent an estensive owne. i«du«lry** itrm if W«.!»worth h»d •<>< th© committee un appropriation«.
and operator ol Rogue river lai d. made b motion putting • «top to th*
■ trbwte, wl.irh w 4« earn* I by « vole of
“lievaetallon to crops as a result •
Tuesday. April 24
dronghU and harrenneee of land Iron tT to 62. t»B CBotioB of WndAworth, th«
Washington, tpri! 2< —Th© brnat©
lack ol water are two evils that ran umtt»i!!«o nr -»«*, the *olo bring •« paaeed bill« as follow« today:
«•ally be overcome,” rontioued Mr tigninwt TS,
Extending tim» until 1909 f >r <oi«t
Mashburn, "II the flow ol a l.ttl.
wise la*A to go 1*1 to • ff«*ct Iwtween the
git unlay, April 29.
stream is only util'Se-l by any one
tmarica; providing
W.»«h»ngtoB, April 2«
Th* Imlinn Philippine© «nd
the t»..dern mm I ano al devices n w 1«
appropriation LUI »*» paaar«! by th« for the rrappraiaerumt of certain public
Ing mnla lor Ju.l such work and a
w-imlr )«i«» this Afternoon, after an all- land« at Port tngelan, W*«ah.; aulho-
ready a-r.,n.plish ng for many the de­ ••a* ♦ji«M‘u»*U‘»n «• to th© l««-»t metho«! for fixing th© occupancy of land« in Kan
sired reeuita
The simplest and m.ei providiag for I « linn» in grnrrnl and BernArdino, Hierra, Han tiabnel foreat
Ineipenaive ol three deyl. re for elevat­ ti .«* of th« Indian Territory in par «©©erv©« fur pow©r plant« of th© Editon
ing the waler of a Stream to a higher •iirulnr. Thr l»«Be of contention »»• Electric Company
level is, perhaps the hydraulic ram the «ttrmi’f* to fcmovn th© re»triction«
It is a eelf-pomplng engine that le rap for t>* nlirmMiun of land by th© all©t
Ashland R cmtv « Enlarged
Mr.
idly fulfilling the need of the farmer ter» of th© fl'»* riv»i>f©4 tril*«*«-
W n«!.ingt<«n April 26.-—The Ashland
Warner,
of
Mumouri,
offer©«!
a*n
«men«!
end small
irrigationist for a aurr
meat to thm effect, exempting, however, f r »t r«*«< rv«’ in Oregon ha« been «light
Scheme of getting out of tf.eli land a
the fttllbloo*!« «nd minor«, «nd it re h enlarged for the purpo»© of inrlud-
thoee loonllfnl re*urns yielded where reive.| the l*upj»ort of Mr. Lotlg, of mg tn »re fully the watervhed of A»h
water is plentiful.”
■ - re k, »h.
■
Kan*ae. who h«<! m««ie a Aim liar «1-
templ but hA«1 failod. The amendment cupply f«»r the city of Ashland and a
T*o < «artuaa«
large territory of agricultural land in
waa «crept«*«1.
On© w<»!l in
ri Nrw V,rk w
Among the change» m«4e in the tnna« that vicinity. A narrow «trip of eoun
h«« di ©00» ere*!. like a-!.»© MI m T» uf !©*r ur©
th© striking out of a commit- try which has be« n added consist» of a
l«d*
r, hl < I t that pr«‘Vl«ied for th© ’ tract lying along the summit of a «|»ur
mi that II dc*«a n<»t ¡»ay t - 1« (.«*» -an
f th«' Siskin u mountains, winch ha«
m One of U m old family r©te!t»«
Th«- ;»v«*r»ge elevation of 7,200 feet and
1« • Mrot< Innin, named William. wk rv» on th powii to their rrc«!it from the
•al© of timber «nd laud© Aggregating « ulmin.»!« * in one of the mo«t promi*
th»«» not bellava In gl< *• ng <»'«-r th*
nent inn-lniarks in Southern Oregon.
•ever«! million«
truth f»-r the oak© of »paring hl» h
Hiskiyuu Peak is « tract unfit for cul
tauar*« feeling»
The ©••■;.an In «j»i»*
W a»hink’1«n. April 2«. The tariff di« tivntion, and ha» no •<•!tlemrnts on it.
llufi. Alttorngb
of c*-:»»»hta*r «Mianion «tarted in the houto ©a Thur* \s it form» the watershed of various
• lay afternoon occupied j»ractir«l!y «II tributaries of Ashland creek, it is im
• hie rbartn of manner. 1» nt » I* «ut
• nd know» It Her bttet>nmt r»~ « nth th© time <»f the hou«e today. John ¡Hirtant to insure ¡»roper protection to
dopAMhl «mi remarkably baft«!** < sharp William« concluded the «perch tli© fareat and prevent the streams from
he I rgi»B I ? ir«-lay, and consumed th© I vein contaminated in any way.
tnAH. «nd bi» wife *«• one uf bl» *!•
flr»t tw • hour» in a collaboration with
rereet admirers. Ou© day when «tn
Towne of New York, in which Town©
Will Not Abandon Bay City.
tra« koklng «1 !w»r bn»*»’«ml • p turr rr» I the letter» and other article« Wil­
Washington,
April 26. Henator Ful-
on the man Tri In I he »lit i ng r
Wl
liam« wanted to ini’lmle, nnd William«, ton was today informed by CJuartermaa
hum waa fu*»lBK ar*>un«1 TI»e «rat* aml standing l-eeid© him, kept up a running
trr General Humphrey that there is no
lu • moment of hnpul«© Mw a*k«-<l
fire of interjertory comment, eiplaina- intention of even temporarily abandon
"William. what do you think nia«1© mi < l tion and argument.
mg Kan Frnncisco ns army transport
i ijihmun »p. Ke for nearly an hour in h©ad«juart©r«, therefor© there is no ¡»<>s
• handsome men a« • *»l«»t el K
irt
drfruw of th© protective tariff »yatem. ♦li-i ity of diverting this business to
•U«*l« « plain »»•:; n a» .¡.» ■ \V .
The agricultural appropriation bill, l‘ rllau-t, is rt<p it« l by th© Chamber
looked from the portrait tn (he »¡«- m I i
which i* Ibcfore th© hou«©. will come up of (*<>tnmer«*e. One transport about du©
er meditated • *« »nd. «nd •n»'*©r©’1
Monday for amendment an«! di«eu«aion from Manila will unload at Heattie, an«l
"Mint here been heaven’« will mnain
under the fixe minute rule.
<*ne other tran«|M»rt may load there, but
as th«* government «locks are unimpaired
Bl «evasi ft l»4 IrlsNrs an© Urlisi.»«»
Friday, April 27.
«nd railroads are again making deliver
A clergyman I» quoted In I
Washington, April 2*, At the begin irs at Han Fran«*isco, there will be no
body * Magatine a« <-»»nf” * <’!ng
>
ning of today ’» «r«»b»n of the »enate a temporary «h*«*ontinuanre of beadquar
v«n<wd young woman who w a« den
bill amending the ©kiating law» relative ter« at that city.
•tratlng to bhn that ■* • .- n * h 1 •
to notice <»f land entri«*», •»> a« to re
quire that p«|-©r» in which they are
provini religion with thia little | ;ral !
Mor« Soldiers to Be Sent.
printed »hall I*© tn the county or di«-
’’Madam." be «aid. ”1 otww knew
Washington, April 2S. Th© war de
member of your «et who
j- i f»**tl ■ I riel tn which th© land» ar© located, partment ha« deeidod to «© b <I General
w«« pnwed.
rwc’vnclled ►•'.«iff and rvllgl n
M
Gr«*« ly, at Kan Francisco, the additional
S|eM>ner then resumed bin »peeeh on
tro >p< that be has naked for.
la a prominent tnamber of th«* \ n.
the rate till, again taking up the que©
The troop«, he «ays. have maintained
Women » < hrlgtlan A**« lati it «:• I ■ '
lion of the diatinrtiou between judicial the h>gh standing of the American
waa making an
addrv*« to • Inrg« j.ow©r and jurisdiction.
Replying to
army, but a continuance of mental and
gatbarltig of wt • •», wh:
wn« ! t«
Bailey he »aid that, owing <•» th© fact physical str•••*■« i© not a«hisable in the
rupted by a trrrin«’ thunder »1»
• r that thr power» at© totally different, it ¡•resent high tension of th« people.
cannot le ©aid that one 1« greater than
Rhe »hared with many the awfr.l f«
Accepting an «-»timate of 200,000 «!©•
of thunder ami lightning «• d ulti th© other.
titcte, there i» but one sobher for every
Alli«
»n
eipre«»©
I
the
h«q»e
that
the
¡hundred
|MHkple, and tb© additional
tl>e other«. »!»e trembled In • ■ v f<
di»ru«»ion of the rate bill would go on, troo|>© asked f«»r would give but two
a faw momenta U h^n a Idin ’ - fl“*!
sating that if rongrro was to finally
soldiers per hundred.
waa awlftiy
followed by a fr gbtfu
adjourn l»ef«»re the first of Auguat it
elap of thunder at»* at ruggii b» h»' waa neressory that the debate proceed
Washington, April
24.—Tre©ident
feet, and t*rgan to pray. * »h !>nrd. t » . without delay.
Rowwvelt late («might signed the Join!
ua under thy protecting wing», for lia»
Washington, April 27. Immediately rewdntion ol Congreea appropriating
knoweat that feather» are uou coudu
■ fter th© hotiae convene«! today the II ,5 ihi mX) additional for the relief c!
•
emergency appropriation tail calling for Kan I
sufferer«.
"What la a domratlr animal, mum
miT a abeti tba little boy.
"A domeatlc animal.” replied mam
ma. with a »«>>rnful glance at pap*
who waa putting on hl» <*• nt, “la
who d<*wa n<»t »|>ei,d all bla time at th«
club
Henoklyn Life
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f mnded In Philadelphia prior to 1750.
Bra** was the
material used then.
!*ate In G m * century another factory
miis
started in I’hlladelpbla, where
wooden buttons wwv made.
It whm
in*v**«Mry at the time of the revolution
ary war to Import fmiu Frmict» th©
buttons usetl by cuntin«ntal ©uliHers.
The first metal button factory In Wa­
terbury, Conn., which !» u«»w the cen
t»*r uf th© metal button Industry, was
©tbibllsbed ju»t prior to 1>» l
Kaniuei Wllistui» of Fowthampton.
founded tin» IndiiHtry uf mnnu
facturlng by machinery button« covered
with cloth. The procesa has t*c<»n great
ly Improved until now nearly all th©
work 1« done automatically. Until
11«C, however, the lasting and other
¡»arts used tu cover buttons were Im
ported. Now, fur Hie most ¡»art, they
are mad© In this country.
The manufa«*tur© of vegetable Ivory
buttons, tlie raw material for which Is
a Ms**! of a South American paku. was
Introduced In 1N5U.
Tiieee
buttons,
djnl In various colors and made In va
H<* ua ¡»atterns, are still very ¡w»pular
The next step was the uianufa«*tur© of
cump« * it l«>n buttons. They ar© ma«!©
In many color» am! designs. Horn and
«"©rtaln other materials are also used.
I hiring the last ten jeara tl*e menu
facture «»f ¡>«*arl buttons has become
nemt Important
Its development Is
du© tu G m * discovery of the vast quan
ttty uf mua«e| shells In tba Mississippi
river. Formerly these were considered
of
Value, but «o valuable are tl»e
■I m * I la fur thia ¡mrjM>ao that a new and
Important Industry has sprung up In
Iowa am! Illinois. In tl*e last ceusua
r©p>rt tl»e Industry was given a »¡w*
rial report.
Ttiough tb© manufa«*tur© of ¡war!
buttons Is a comtairatlvely new Indus
try In thia country, th© value «>f tin*
product tn HMM) formed forty eight and
four tenths ¡er <wnt uf the ©utirv vol
ume «»f th© button output. T!>•-©© In
dude th© mother of pear) butt«u»s. mad©
from «!>rlls brought fr«»tn Mouth Aus
trails an«! the Mouth H©a Islands, an«!
U mmw made fr«»tn the sliella of tin* uulo,
which esmte from the Mississippi river.
These last are calle*I fresh water pearl
buttons. In l*M«» tlwr© was not « sin­
gle fresh water pearl button mad© fa
tb© United Mt a tea.
Held Up by Single Enemy
Washington, April 30. -Commenting
<»n the «hspatch from Kan Francisco ex-
pressing the »urprise of the citliens*
committee that only $300,000 of the
$2.500,000 relief fund at»proprinte«l by
eongr©«« is still available for relief
worii, Vting Secretary Oliver, of the
war department, tonight pointed out
I that it was never eant**mplated that the
appropriation should be »¡-ent by the
ritixens of Han Francisco, The money,
Becerding to th© r©*»luli«»n of eongreaa,
'was to be ci pen «led by the war depart
mrnt, to reimburse that department fur
ration«, tents, blanket«, etc,
Washington, April 3d. Senator Nel
s«»n, of Minnesota, to gratify a personal
grudge, ia »ingle handed an«! alone try­
ing to prevent the Confirmation of Judge
Jam«*» \\ t krrsham. of Alaska.
As a
high handed proceeding alteolutely with
out justification, this act ranks above
©very other appointment case that ha«
h-f-n before the senate this winter
Judge Wirkersham. after completing a
four year term in Alaska, was renomi
nated by th© president m«»re than a year
ago. but he was B«'t confirmed because
f the fight ma«l© against him by Mr.
Nel«on.
15 ill Confirm Judge.
Washington, April 24.—Jo«!v© Wick
©r«hari>, ol Alaska, will pr«dkably be
confirmed by the Senate l«ef«»re long in
the light of the report mad© in bi* fa
vor today by the Judiciary Commit tee
On a vote, Fettns Kitt redr© and Black­
burn vote«! with Nelson In opp«ieitinn.
while Clark, of Wyoming, Foraker.
Knox. Baron, Fattereon an«! Calboraon
voted to confirm. The mnferenr« com­
mittee torlay agr©*d on (be Va*ka !>el
rgate blil, ©nbstitnting tb© Cushman
bill for that parted by the Henate, with
bat «light «bang© from tl© original.
Take All That*« Offered.
Now York, A pi 11 24—Gaylor»! Wil-
•hire, chairman of the publicity com­
mittee «>( the California Relief \ »on ia-
tloo of thi« city, today »ai«!
•’We
wool«! kindly a»k the general trm!e un­
ions and President R<»»eov©lt to refrain
fr«>m interfering with any man, who­
ever be may b© or wherever bo i«, who
*
I m ,....!..
wiebe© to extend ue sympathy or perQ-
'Tiwr* la no doubt atiout It." aald Mr.
niarv aid. I may say that at a ma«e
('unirot. "ba la a cultivated ii;ual<-lan "
meeting <d Californians. hel«l st the
"And «hat la your Idea ot ■ cultl
Ca«ino T tester Haturday afternoon, a
rated niualclan."
reo»luti<»n w«« unanimously adopted
"<»n» who plajra thin«* you don't c*ra
giving voi«’© to tba above sentiment"
to bear and Ulka about them In • way
you cant urxleratand."— Waablngtoo
May Delay Hermann Cato Again.
Washington, April 24—Owing to the Mar.
Vote on Rates Boon.
There are two classes <4 remedies: th<^e of known qual­
ity and which are permanently beneficial in effect, acting ■
gently, in harmony w ith nature, w hen nature needs assist- !
■nee; and another cl**s, composed of preparations of I
unknown, uncertain and inferior character, acting tempo- I
a* a result of forcing the natural ;
. rartly.
— Uy, but injuriously, as
function* unnecessarily. One of the most exceptional of
the remedies of know n quality andexcellence is the ever
pleasant Syrup of Fig», manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co., w hich represent* the active principles oi
plants, known to a.t most benctuially, in a pleasant syrup,
in whk h the wholesome Californian blue fig* are u-eJ to con­
in' ute their rkh, y et delicate, fr uity fl ivor. It is the remedy
• f all rcme lie* to sweeten and refre'h gnddeanse the system
gently and naturally, anj to assist one in overcoming consti­
pation arid the many ills resulting therein m. Its actneprinck
ples and quality are known to physicians generally, «nd the
remedy lias therefore met with their approval, as well as with
the favor of many million* of well informed persons who know
of their own personal knowledge «nd from actual experience
that it is a most excellent laxative remedy W e do not claim that
it will cure all manner of ills.but recommend it for w hat it really
represent*, a laxative remedy of know n quality and excellence,
cont ilning nothing ol an objectionable or injurious character.
There are two classes < f purchasers: th> c who are informed
a* to the qu ility of w tut they buy and the reavonsf r the excellence
of 1':
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elsewhere when a draler offer* an imitation ot .my well known
art . le; but, unfortunately, there are »onio p< <q wh > do n< t know,
and who allow themselves to be imposed u; on. They canm t expect
its beneficial effects if they do not get the genuine remedy.
To the credit of the druggist* of the United State* be It -aid
that nearly ail of them value their reputation for professional
integrity and the g J will of their cust rncr. t o hi, !ily to offer
imitations of the
Genuine—Syrup of Figs
Us© of Oovernment Gift.
Waakifigton, April 30. The generally
expressed opinion al>out the senate to­
day is that an agreement to vote on the
railroad rate bill will !•© secured early
neit week and by fommon consent the
vote is fix©«l for aome time during the
week Ix-ginning May 7. Th© request for
th© naming of a day will be repmtod
©arly next week, an«! it was said that
th«»»e who ha«l been opposing a vote
wotil«| no longer seek delay. Th© final
vote no th© bill itself will be precluded
by debate oa th« amendment«.
K nown Q ualit ^
"attbough phi udght have tu lea«© out (
tb© bath rvMMn or the kitchen.*
The next day Itrlh» wander**! through;
n»*in after r«©»m In the An* old “cob j
hi«*u«.»ne" bouse, dellgtitlng In tire uu i
U»«*i. »uiMTabuudant si>a»*k»usu«wk« of It
• IL
\t dinner tb© two guests «tea*-r I be»!
•• acrwrately •• they «'vuk! the detail«
•f tbeir own Ilf© In th© city Im'ludlng
tli=< J!in©n«h»tM <*f tlwMr flat
C*»u«’.n
Frances, a quaint, bright little old la«!y,
wb*©»e Ilf© had tieen spent In her native
uinty. listened with great t:rt©r©st. Ml»©
• M»uld ju«f «©e It all. »be derlarwd, ami |
• be knew »lie Almuid enjoy living tn a
flat
Mrs. Acton amused her»elf trying U>
picture hospitable,
bountiful Cousin
Fran©©« In lb©ir tiny »¡*artu»ent of fir©
»*»<'«¡¡<*«1 ‘Tuoni«.“ an«1 wandered what ,
tb«* dear ok! lady would think of their j
guest acv'ommodaUous. I<©*'ently, vrb*n
two guests had ttaarentted upon them.
»!>© aih I Bell© had surrendered th«* r
’ »taterootna." and had “doubled up” «»U
« folding oogeb In the dining rv*utn the
r inufacturcd by the < aliforn t I g S'.' p C >., i .1 in order
dining table rvlr-gatcd Io a *x»ni©r tu
make tl*e unf«»ldlng prorews possible.
to buy the genuine article and to get it* br- u-f ul effr ts,
"But «ate has so little ro*»in." Bell©
one has only to note, when purchasing, t
I
I
waa ©ayIng.
”Yuu*<! ml»« that. Cousin
the Company—Calif rma Fig Syrup Co —i ’ainiy printed n the
France**
front of every package. Price, jo^ per b ti e. One in- only.
"Fin not *» sure of that." ««Id Cous­
in Fratices, nodding anhnAtwIly.
"I
Think folks have tuu much room. Now
I say that fwo spar© rooms are enough
for anybody.**
Tl»© TroaM©.
Tb© Neat ««•©■
Mrs. A«'t<»n an*! her daughter gntd
“I wGh yuii ©
I * ut! a man »ip
“I don't want any government at
admiringly at Cousin Fran«’©©. Then to fl i my t> ¡**n rlu-r "
a » 4 t h«- At
\
»he»r eye© met for au Instant They
“What »evina tu !*• th© matter with
Sujipua© yuu «u.■<-©«!«ni In abolish
c«>uld «ay nothing more. It waa simply
•
Ing tU© government Y*
t»«yond tlw* js»wer of (Anialn Franc©»*
“I think tlw typ© 1» p!©<! ; look at tb!«
’Tt»«*n I eoald «tep In am! «tart ou©
Imagination to grasp th»» real cocm II I
©f my own " Washington Star
Uuiut.
“H !» n«»t yotir ty¡»©w r‘.t©r, bat y<»ur
To Break In New Sho©a.
•tri • '¿rn¡*l»©r thnt i© • !•* overhauling :
»'«•■yt «hai« in » >t a » t )>•*•. • • 1*r
INDUSTRY OF
BUTTON M AKI NO.
♦ou ll have lu du that >uur»«lf." Huut
• * !
»•■«<«
<
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‘ ur«a < - a. I g
w ng
• • * lb.
t
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ton Fuat.
II Sferled In *h<* Krlan «»< Kll«al»©<h.
• ' Truggittfl ■ .4 at. * at. r**» **
I »out •«•©♦i-l
!
Flrat I M«*tor> Here.
•
a
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’ I !; » X À
Mowi Thia t
Allea *♦ Olmate«! 1© K‘»y. ** Y
¡I m * luindv littl«* butt>*n. whl«h «!•«•©
W* offer On© 11 .. ’ r i l
<r» Rewarí * i
Inq- rtHut duty today n«»t only as n an > ■ •••
• » ’”h ■
’ »’• «“a;u. a b© i .rtrl i-j
Tha Ilfwp-a Tratte.
■ ’ •re
vuuv«’tilent f h »telling but as a decora- ( Holl • F »tar
'■Thl»." »aid tH«* inaniifarlurar proud
J « H !
Ì 4 CQ , 1‘rot*. Toledo, O.
tion, has b»*en In g«*n«*rnl u«e for a cum i We. th© ui. !• -• * -1. ha»» bu wu > J. ly, “la uur la!r©t novelty “
Chens» for th© a«t 1. ?•»-■• an4 Le.i»v» hita
paratlvely »bort time, «ays th© New j ¡©rieriljr h
“Vary fair,* r«tnark«rd tba vt«iu*r
raí .«• tu «il Vuelu«*« trai<«»«>
York Herald. It waa not till the reign ! (lotta a. 1-1 fiuaiv laliy •! iff ti» « arrjf out »uy vie "but yuu can’t buhl a candle tu uur
Ile
A
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■
'
of Ellxabeth that
buttonmaking la* ' V* taf A i M« a 1. V* II. .' «Al« !*- -f« ' • 1 ex! <>. gt.x>!» "
came an Industry though prior tu th.it * <| s . K . • *N A Mil» I.*». « tu .««Ale i’ÌU«'
“liaised? Are yuu In tbla lina of
( 1 ■ t a i
thm* buttons, usually made of precious
1) « » ■ ■ a: • fi 1 ■
' *»’
■ ■ * T. ■ :- bu«tn©M F*
A. J TOWUCO 15TAMIWÜD IM4
4»re- tir uj*»n the L -*4 at. 1 inuvou* «ur*
nietnls, were u«e<l by the ¡R*opk* of In»
Nu. I tuak« gunpowder " l‘bllad*l
»0VON
»«tW V0»A
CMlCAfiO
!»<«« v! thè •)«'<■ i i
r
i«r follia.
lk>. ! !>y «¡1 hr !»|i»ta !«*«
»1« ile©-
Tor.l C A MAE AM CO loMMTOtOVIO UM
ue.ilth.
¡»lila Fr««aa.
Hall • Family Pulì ar» ih« beai.
11 m » first button
establishment In
StVLN YEARS OF SUFFERING.
thia country U supp»'©«*»! to have been
pt**«
•
NA«*I<
I.AMUH.V m
Weiwfgf •
I *>•••« |»rlrw* <«• Isthtsrsi a».| m »<<
• KT I Fl Cl Al, >. V > »
sort«»nt a»M* •* ap|*eov«u
"A'I mb © quarter»
«re. of «x/urse. tb*
rule in <itl«s. but ¡■•rhaj«© uuwbvrv ri©» 1
ar©
p gvMatoutal away with oucbl
••XAggeratwnl wv»<M»aliy uf spa« * a» lu'
New lurk City.
Tb© faretluu« qmu
w bu referrvd tu bls »Jcepuig njuin as
*’my »tAterom m tb© flat" did m»( paint]
the raw tuu Vividly for oo© familiar
with the ”«'uay" «¡»©rtutrut» uf •’»© u»e I
trutvlis.
Mrs A<t*»n an I her daughter Bette,
were visiting In the «x>uutry.
Tbeirj
b>.Mtfi*w«. Cousin Fmiv'Ws bad bestowed!
her guests for the night in two spa |
ctuus cUa tubers.
"t)b. toother." sigh«*! ItelK luxurious -
|y eu^xmotx! un an en*»rm«>as !**! and |
gating off Into <!©»• distant <x»ru»*r« of
ttte rv«oS». **l du
I lev© y«MI rvuld put .
your w h*«h* flat tutu th!« H mmu ***
“I slHMihtn t t«e surj*tI«•*»!.“ return«*I
l tag Ju l*.< * «lly «boat I
IF.nee« of A H. Worthington. Repre­
sentative
Hermann'« «see waa not
taken up in the Mu pre me Court of the
l>i«(fict ol Columbia Monday, and no ,
ruling «•» mmlo
on the question
whether the trial «hall t«e postponed
until F. J Henry return« to Washing-1
I.ltaa
Vt«><t»rrly
May.
.
«
lar 4oil» *f h’-r tU«.»*,' ter» "
“Weil, It’» tru
K
fairly »tuff» tb©tn
with bf©»kf««t
W! « » . Hoolhlnf
♦. f > t th«lr «hll4reu
t
M 4fcer«wtl! fini M-
Myr>|» the be«t w ri y t
fluri&ff the tcethi a ¡tf
III. < url<»«lt* l .alled.
The subject un4«*r «li©ru»»itiv» at the cor­
ner <r<M*©r> »
tb** l*tn«u:4 «'anal.
“Fv© bear ! a C<* m J 4* tí," r*- uerlc-4 Mr.
\VI;*<1unk«. ’n bout thl«
‘>ra
ru*.
Whj In th’.tii4 r ! :/i •
•( tbe tu-«*
¡*a¡*.»r« print It 7”
CITO 1 ’
r 11 u <• - ’
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In II il kiu>r, M<1, MI Ar 1» *'k. 1*»^ *4- p •< a. I
U halt
“I knew he ©.*• »«melhlnf >f a «v’.-b
rltjr, but ! 4ldn’t know he •** r.»-h Huw
Jid he make Uie tu<«ney F*
"In diri.”
’’R fa I e«tAte or iBinini?**
r©A«l II, haven't you F*
Ended at Lett Through Using Doan*«
Kidney Pill«
Mm. Belina Jun©« of 200 Main Kt .
»aye: "If It ha*l not
been tor I ham'« Kid
ney Pili» I would nut
l>© alive today» Hav­
en years ago I wm »>
bad with pain in tb©
l»ack. and «o weak
that I had to keep to
tny room, an«! a as In
l*e*l sometime« «!x
depend« on how
week« at a
Sp'dl.
honestly «I it tn«de
Ileg i 0 n I n If w I th
ill«, th© kidnev weak
»ir»« © aa soon corrected, and inside«
w«wk all th« ¡» aid wa« gone. 1 «ai al
*> relleveal of «H hr*A<1 Arh©»*, dirt)
■pell«, «orettMi« an*! feelings of languor • re made un honor, of the beat mater­
I strongly recommend lK»«n*a Kidney ial».
Fill«.
I hat *• why they outlive other».
Hold hy all dealer«. 50 cent» a h*»«
F< «ter-M iliburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
You won't need to order h«g« »o often
if every order apretf»©« “BEMIS.**
The Life of a Bag
BEMIS BAGS
Mad© for
CMSTORIA
GRAIN, FLOUR.
ORE. WOOL. ETC.
Bemis Bro. Bag Co.
St Ano. WASHINGTON
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have W. L.D ouclas
Always Bought *3 9O&*3 0oSHOESu.
Bears the / i
W. L. OouHlaa *4.00 Cllt Ed«* Lino
Cannot bo equalled at any price.
Signature
of
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J^ attof
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tttottt
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a r hah
a m i - o rm it
llama.
Knlcker- Wbat do you think of Nla-
(*ra Falla»
Rocker Walt, from th* amount of
water I ahould aay tbera had teen
•>mo mighty car*lea* blaatlng going oa.
— N*w Turk Run.
Ion. It 1« believed the court will oven-
They aro doing ao much alngtng at
‘nelly order • postponement until the I
fell term. This will be «atiofactory to woddluga of lato that they aro becom­
ing a* d*pr*oatng aa funeral*.
0 e Government.
a. m . u.
s* l< oe
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