Pretesti«« •( a «ferie«« ISIr*s.
Tbe tn 'ferueut tut ti.e prole-flou of
My Hair is
Extra L ong
birds In
America
has long
NO EXPENSE SPARED
as-
since
auuied
formidable
proporti na, aajrs
American Homes sud Gardena
Much ;
of tba credit for tba «orb accomplish- 1
ed is due to the
aoclatlaa,
Audubon
«Web «list In thirty Era
lita tea. an)
«bleb for a number of yeara bara car
ried on an arti«« work for tba cooeerr
I -g of bird Ute
Tba resulta lews
’ pl.»tied ara considerable
A .“modal
law" drawn up by tba American Orni-
laws pr
MAY BlilLD DIRLCT TO SPOKANE
rr calls attention to tlv fart that they
will kill small gain* within short dis
Absolute
tancee.
yet been
A Road With Low
il
4 ba«
<• ¡ :
Curves Is the Main Object
Sought by Builcer.
o|vralli g
train»
Western town who n«»«r bad a good
word for anybody. Every oue held him
In more or less f--ar and many disliked
length, the tunnel «III Iv on« of tlv
longrat In Hi« world and certainly the
him strongly.
He mad« uo effort to
cultivate friendship«, and at on« time
tongrat In Ute (’nllol Mtat<-»
Tlie long
e«t now In «listen •• on thia
■ it
la tba m.iMM>foot bore In tb< Ca* ■ le
range lu Washington, ou the Ureal
r 4i iter sin »t etery Inhabitant of
the tillage had bad a quarrel with hliu
railroad
world,
reached Portlao-I last
: •vealng by the steamer Cspiial City
| from The Itellse.
With him are lamia
I
W. Hill, vice pr«wid«nt of the Great
'
Northern, Howard Elliott, preetilent of
'
the Northern Pacific; W. I . ftarling,
,
chief engineer of the Northern Pecfic;
cbief
engineer of the
Great Northern; allot Ht. Pan); C. M
lovey,
preeldent
of
Heattie railway, and
the
B.
Portland A
E.
Pslmer,
KitrlHM» «
W heel
**He* that ol ! <\¡»j» ‘ rr!.»aik* 1 the
fhittfftaii i-tiir i tg «>nt ih» w
*
m
•14 p*d |}*r. who rarrkd * ba*b> of uh ««*
Urea
‘U •II, h* rMme
th • OMMtry
froui H • * 1«
> * ' ¿
IL
•#*1.4 !G
' I I It . .Y» a • •» « A
- !
fin lo j • L
•
• < •
II «
I
•
a g i*a« ’
Mwrernl larga »umi war» mem.on ! et
germani ly
“Wrong.** said I he clubman
“lie »«n't
worth a • ’
at 1 U« «lili uw • far tl •
bather/*
Tuck.
The I arfui Karlhwerw
Darwin
estimates that
there are
lOO.tkO earthworms quietly at w>rk
for the adsantagr of tlv u|«|vr sii fret
of eirry acre
111.-«
cc.tiiiilnliy turn
oner tl* anil and drag down lease« and
grass ami t’ is tin » I ■
n the i- «II an I
fertilise tin ground w> that tn .--try
air can re i h th« remi» that «| read an.l
overcome the lack of deep waler by
ea«y grades.
The Columbia river
ffer« great opportunities in low grade«
l>u*. construction is fearfully espoMlve
There are miles where the cost of build-
■g 11» r.sd Will run over |1»
heap on the track In the rear of the
<lepartlng train
The group of villag
as be know* already what they are
Work will ire Ivgun soon, he «aid, on
ers on the d.-|»>t platform thought that
their hereditary enemy had l>«eu killed
tire required buildings to care for the
biislneve handled by the new Hill road
Ivfore
their eyes and were ready
to
in this city.
I drop all their bitter prejudices at the
grave.
On« rsn up to where the fallen mon
arch lay. aud. »«ving signs of return
ing Ilf«, aniiously asked
1 badly hurt, captain T"
“Are
CHAINS WELDED ON THEM.
you , Brutal
Treatment
of
Sealers
Do
you know W
i the secret of
k the W jvc
F S'nd Wj
for K l l
right a- ’
Citile?
Wonderful!
way. It’«
purer and
MM eftikient W
than any Ibk- 1
infl Powder thjt
costi three tiinci
k.
as much.
that
in
the
observ« io that tba debris is being cart-
sal away al th« rate of S40 carload« a
-lay.
The dirt 1« carried in wagons to
tbe bunker« on First si reel, and from
there trains convey ll to the Protero
• wamj-s, where it is doing reclamation
work.
Throughout the old ttusinees section
of the city dsngerous walls still staod.
lull the board of w -rk* ha« taken steps
to have them torn down.
This b-*r<1
has also railed upon property owners to
clear away the sidewalks on which
their building* front.
When this is
don* many of th* streets still blocked
will be opened. Such tm|ortanl «tree*«
as Hto kton an-l Pine are not paseabl*
their entire length.
The city is not
waiting idly for the disappearance of
tbe del vie,
but reconstruction
and
cleaning are going on simultaneously.
Country is Full of Schemss to Obtsm
Monsy of Gullible
Washington, July 17.—Consul
Gen
eral George K. Anderson, in s report to
th* bureau of
manufacturers from Bio
charges that while some bona
Janeiro,
fide Brasilian diamond mines
sult
profitably,
msy
re
that country is full ol
schemes which sre either
out an-l out
frauds or sre I-see-1 on claims an-l farts
so
slight
ss
to mske them little less
than frauds.
Tbe report rays the United States
and Great Britain,
eepei-ially New
York Chicago and Ixindon, sre the
chief financial base of operations for .»
number ol promoters, «bo have never
done any mln'ng, and that there are a
number of eo-called mining companies
now eoliciting stock subsetiplious In
the United Hist«» whose officer* ire not
eve.i certain where tbe land they claim
as property lias.
The report slate*
Hist eiperienied
men in Brasilian mining fields say that
not a single mining company operating
in the gol I and diamond fields of Brasil
bs* paid a dividend.
The consul gen
rral adds that it is a lamentable fart
that a large proportion ol th* Brasilian
mining enterprises are fraii-1* and that
there are no* men of the Cnitad Slate«
with enterprise* which represent noth
ing more than the money they ran gel
from the American public.
tured by Russians.
" th the first short breath the fallen
Victoria, B. C., July 14 — Captain
I man «sa able to draw be gasped: "No, T II. Tl.ompeon and Joe Knapp, Amer
I you d d old fool' That's the way I I
can citisens; Edward McNeill. George
always g-t off a train." Kansas City ' McCamish, Canadians, Joee Villa«, a
Spaniard, who leached Kobe after be
■ Times.
ing released from prison in Hrberia al
i »«».--I I» »
Work
ter serving two years, were cruelly
Employer Jimmy. I let you off ye«-
trested, according to letters received
terdsy afternoon tvcause you asid you
here.
The pris-iner« were seal hunter«
' bad «orne necessary work to do and on«
of my clerks says be saw you au hour employed on the Japeneee «waler Kyo-
ichi Marn, formerly the biana, of Han
or two Isler at th« ball game.
nlke lloy Yes. sir. I was rootin' fur Hancieco, and were captured by the
cruiser Gtomoboi in August, 1U04. and
Js b-oa« testa
taken to Nicolalefsk, and thence to
Send tastai for
” Hook of
V
Putenti ’
^ûa
lie
Cap
I
gr-iw
debris
months
true
MINING FRAUDS IN BRAZIL.
the inlie.
And this 1« eaclu.vive of the
cost of tunnels, of which there are sev
One day the old Hon tried to board a I era) to the mile in many places.
train which did not stop,
lie
wss i
Mr. Hill said that he does not nerd
thrown a great dlstamv and fell In a to look over his armlnsls in the city,
Mortbrr n It nit
three
heart ol lite city.
Moreover, It io high
ly p<e«ible that much of the detrio
sill remom fur several mon lbs
What tboee visitors have neglertvd to
¡vlr and «ben John «as alntit to make
mountain dlvlalon by fully
It. ng mer .t ■••> feet in
ei|<euae« of
over tba
g|iai<a«i
import!-
back by wire to Ibis
It Is true that almost
scree and acres of
In «peeking of the now read down
bls detvrture. the proprietor hapt-etied : the north bank, Mr. Hill «aid
tn make lila apt‘«ar*mw.
At once
"Il Is likely the Portland A Heattie
.
- •'
»
1.« pro
tba toan of Tru>kae. Aria.
«III lie ««tended to Hpokane.
We can
The object of ibi« great tunnel la to - iircd a aectlou of rope ttw also of a
not «ay definitely, but there are «urvey-
rut d nn tbe pre-. t mount« n «• >b clotlieoline
ora in the field, and if ne can get a
John I«- »- I at It f->r a n .meni took low grade, we will DO doubt baild.
of 7,017 fr.’i by fully It.'»«» f.. • nr. 1
tbua eliminai« many of U hi present it lu bla yellow tingerà ami tivù said We could use the Northern Pacific line
Titan
the merchant from Pasco, but it is eapr< ted that the
curres and muck of lb« grade
Chief "young tllng "
’ went to a cabinet ¡-ulletl out a drawer line will ealend from Portland to Hp>
Engineer II -I« re; .ria Contain ♦
ami ca.no bach w it it a s{«iol of thread. kane.
mod I Oration« of bl« tint aeries of aur
The Portland A Hostile railway
at
once will be the I wet uow road that was ever
«eye. made a ..,* year« ago. and tl «e Ilia Mongolian a fa<w was
wreattie-1 with smiles
Ile ha ridisi orar »mill in the United Htateo.
Will doubt Irai ba approve! by l‘r,-
Il will be
hi» n kel and «eut almut bis bissi reas a road of low gradee and fee carves,
dent llarrlmau. and work. II la ri|
I
ad. «Ill very »
t* < m <n »I
« ill • with tlv air of a man who bad accotu
and it will be very expensive, but when
pllslwd a great undertaking
Chicago it is bnill It will be the l*«l ronstruc
great tun-■I
“It la estimated that the tiinnei will Sena.
tlon ever undertaken to thio country
coal not less than III ioi«o a ! ll.af
"low grades are equivalent to deep
A llablt wlfh Ilio».
among other tilings II alii < 1,. n»«n tl,<-
Portland can
There was • business man tu a little eater in the harbor.
annual
mentations come
After ell bad giren tip lo de« Í rant.
fling “
P>>«**1 gigantic aii mil« bola to tv te-red
Ibrougb the Hierra Nevad* M .úntalos
In < sllfortila. a abort dirían«« treat ut
"Il is an
taken." they write homo, sad their la
Easy
and
Grades
•are that be has gras|«M the meaning aaaiatant general superintendent ol the
of a few words
The other day ba, Northern Pacific, al Tacoma, and Cory
we: I into Ilf« store of a tradesman, but
T. Ilutcliineon, an electric engineer
was unat-le to make any one In tba
from New Y'ork.
!n the party are four
atom umb retami what ba wante-1
To the clerks lie kept saying “tilng aten -grapheia and Mr. J. J Hill's ear
v*ry re> colly bean determined ii|r it by
lb* < ri trai l’ i
• lit
ili • . »
’ < hl»f I g ..-•■r William II
fin
I » a ar.-I •
• t r ■
lab.
a (T.lnaman
a I m . lus not
been lu Chicago long
.
■ugii to i »«ter H m English language,
•St tunnel in Hie Tolled Blate« an 1
on« of th* longral In th« world. b»«
|.
not
has
strewn three months
debris
have elapoe-t, an-l It ie also
A. H. II rgeland,
< lene aa Vbleb
On tba Mouth Rule Is
Paria» fa I'lrrra fka «larra
XfiaSa Maaalala«.
“Th* boring ut «bat will tw tb* long
<-«(»al
In t:.,
protection
tba birds everywhere,
but a great and important work has
l-een well tvgun and la being carried
I forward.
GREAT TUNNEL PLANNED.
W J Maj • Haiti
«• ■ Writ M*i«a •
gl sen
city
the
. lly
opt of seawin. esen when killed in Sea
PurtUod, Joly 14. — Jem«e J. Hill,
•on, look toward the sama eod of cun- prseideol of th« Groot Northern, eod
•erring bird life.
Public attention has I
I ven aroused on tba subject, and eren I oo« ol tba ttfsl dominant figure« in th*
the manufacturer of air riflaa no long
RHEUMA TISM
ALMOST AS COMMON IN SUMMER AS IN WINTER.
Lave given loud
voice to their dieappuintment at Meing
bls task that Haa Fraociero bee under
of game
U» sale
itore to Han Francleco
after the disaster.
a lb-y ara b ighl
g
Daily
Han Francisco, July 17.—Certain via
Hill Says North Bank Road Is
Best Ever Built.
legally In any Ktate. ami make« tb»aa
legitimately killed subjert to tba law
f tic State in «
Hundreds of Carloads Dumped
From San Francisco.
tbologlsts* union la no* In force
la
Iblrty Sitate* sud tba Hiatrlct of Co-
I lumina. Tba Lacey la* exclude« from
' luteratale commerce all birds killed Il
CLEARING AWAY OEBRI8.
K haborovsk.
Captain Thompson, navigating officer
of the neater, whose home is in Hau
bran- inco, was *ne|>ectad of being a spy
because of some drawings found in a
ooteiMMik.
He was loaded with chains
welded on ids arms and legs by black
smiths, and confined for six months in
a small, unlit cell, built of wood and
• warming with vermin. When brought
oat tor trial he was unable to walk,
and was practically dragged to tire
court along the enow.
The trial had
tieen concluded when the prisoner»
were brought In, and each bail tieen
•entenced to 10 months' imprisonment
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
l ollo»»,ol (111 I »»4 ln»l-«4 «< Ibe
Ordlaar» l»»r«dl«»l.
"When Prof Htllliuan of Steveoa In
etltute cave a illuner to two frienl«
is ths Ef-
Biagaxln«. "lie bad «:nkU l.lea of th*
furor* bls efforts would producs.
But
Washington, July 17. — The bureau
h* ha* rei-vlred hundreds of tetter«
asking bow different tllshe« were pro
duced
so many that he has not bad
fset of Age.
of chemistry,
Igricultural department,
is to carry on a serie* ol testa tins sum
nier
to
canned
bitter
ascertain
definitely
meals deteriorate.
contentions
over
whether
On* of tbe
the meat in
«pection amendment to the agricultural
time to answer many of Uiem.
"Th* chemical proeiwves which
A ll gructrt
Jaquet Mft. Ca.
Chicago
lues t.
Ttie packers, however,
rolled at a velocity of 3.1MMJ revolution«
that
It in a centrifugal machine which re
a minute.
A beautiful emulsion wa*
thereby prudn <vl. which w «• then frox
Every reader of thi» paper can get a package of “20-Mule-
Team" Borax and a bar of "20-MuIe-Team" Borax Soap,
with a Beautiful Souvenir Picture 7x14 inches in 10 colors;
Absolutely Free.
For » tin It« 4 time only on r* ret pt •»( 10 e» nt» In • tamps or -ilr« r (to pajr pot*<r
•nd fackinM) « th y< ur name and addm« an t your <1« a!«*r'» nan.e, we a 11 •> nd y« u a
full
parka<<* oi that nnlvoraally oard >1 >u«r).vkl Ne • • iy, ‘Jik M t’LF I EAM
It »R A X a
» t«ar *
M I I.E I L S M I'OII \ X •»<1A I*
uvl
.» le s I*- ¡v.ttfu
• urrnk
iura 7114 hi 10 <obr. rahrd th* *014» !>K| V hK .■* IIE\ Mill
tlha J
pair • b h klrt going K»© valuabl» utt» fur B rai in th* II m*. F »n»», Garden an<i
Ihilry; floral in the Laundry, Nurarry, 84« k Room and Kite h- n . Prewrratir um »« • f
Bora«, and Unit» on * >< *w to flat* a Clear <‘on.pl*lion’ and art cl a on th« llair an t
Hand» **
U RITE NOW ! rn« l<»*e a dim« with your name and a Mr • and drairt’s nan-r
»»n«l r* « tv b% return
i I t^i* r r -‘T r and »
»« ntr
Ad I r«a, I* •- Ar Coaat W r.«t
C* k Oakland « - f • ..Z«s.
Puiiing Teeth i:r:
»rrtM■« «ba« moler»» 4*nll*tr» ba« arffwM-
»• grMMat taaa *«tm ’ «< ir*<h
m Uoil pain W* bar* I» ytarW
••»«■• la .»»• a* th • W»<-aa kna***iy »»<r*«l
a aar* ta»ib «IU mhi I baruag y« a
I*
a nrgrvaaf. spwcUiia* •• cb *<»•• • »*«ib
and r*gM a< t<<
Wist BROTHERS
...DtNTISTS...
r» i », funsi*«, tsw « s »4 w »»»i- «i4s
• A M ••• r ■ es»4M<t«s IS
Msi» am
ha a wb»!
o>* ew •
catching •
’wm. yuuni
< ualdn f llrny
whether the
packer I
were
correct
that
or
Frsxpeftire Inr*«t<>r Tbe «»ertbqaebe.
of niurbr ha» 4i»tur »*4 property vaiuee
out h*rw a gr«at d*al.
S«n Frant i*» an
Well, «Ir. to tell th*
truth, our real »«cat* fluctuated like th*
».w'hlef while the qu-tk* wa« ou
Chi
cago Tribune.
Km r<iRf«il ■ «
III im .
Th* Young Man (ardes!, but bashful)
Mias Hupe. I »hall try to ahow you
that 1 au» not wr as big a fool »• I
wriii.
You muatu’t judge me by appear-
anew»
Ihr Yoing VV.i.uati Certaluly nut. Mr
Wrlghtaort
Y-»u don't uuà- y • ir ap
pearance» here often enough for that.
of
Wounded Hacked With Aset.
eyes gouged out.
Officsr* Preach Revolution.
Hi. Petersburg, July 17.— At a meet
llutte, Moul., July 14 —A Haudpoint
30 mile«
•pecial say«
Owing to a hod forest ing held today at Gatchina
lire burning for the second time this from Nt. Petersburg, attended by thiee
•««•on, the Hnokpane
International of the Guard regiments, sn afficer ad
KailrraJ comiwny ha« suffered loose« dreeeed the men on the «object of the
near Colburn.
Hovers) hundred ties, soldiers' union, which i* living organis
He pointed out that the league
poles and piling, which belonged to the ed.
com|-any, wont up in smoke, caught in was democratic and was bnlsg organis
the path of the fire, which is thought ed for the purpose of guarding the con
tn bo under control this morning.
The stitution and ertabllthirg constitution
tire drove out Contractor Pu.-vie, the al institution« and to prepare th« army
men and horses being hurried to Col to come over to the people when they
burn for safely.
The railway company were ready and armed for reeietam-e.
Th* speech «»• received with applsuse.
loot two culverts.
Killed st Peterhof.
IxMilon, July 17.—A dispatch to *
Washington, July 14. — Her rotary
Bonaparte today awarded the contracta new« ageni v from Hl. Petersburg ssy*
lor the two 16,000 ton
battleship» that General Koslov, of the headquart
Hoe th Carolina ami Michigan, one to er« staff, was murders I in the perk at
IIis assailant used
the Cramp», of Phllmlelphia, and the Peterhof Hatur-lay.
The three »hots fired were
■tier t* tka New York BbipbelMiaf a revolver.
company, of (Jam-len, N.
J.
The all effective. Th« murderer was a well
He ha« risen arrested,
Cramps' bid was IS,640.000 and that dreesod man.
of the Naw York Hhipliuildjng com but not identified. The caee is regard
pany |S,666.000
The boats are to be ed as my»t*nou«, a* General Koslov
of the reciprocating type, eo far a« en was not connected with any political
agitation.
gines are concerned.
Ne* Outbreak in Santo Domingo.
Thousands Without Home*.
Wr-vhington, Joly 14.—-Broken tele
graph wirea between Monte Christi an-I
Cape Haytien, the cable terminus in
Hanto Domingo, are reported to the
Navy department today by Commander
1» mtberland, an almost invariable sign
ol revolutionary trouble there.
N'thni. Novgorod, July 17.— A fire
which broke out her* to lay raged for
• ix hours before it was checked. When
It was finally extinguished J7A houses
had been leetroysd and more than I OKI
families had been render-i home's s.
freak
•tallies In Finglaud I* to the memory
of Hlr It Holm«*-
It I* to be ««en to
Frame
On learning
who It wa* fur
Kngltvb commander cun>|>elled the
sculptor to fltilsh It by chiseling bls
(Holmes'> band on tiie King's budy.
Ila* Trie« It.
"You ought I* try lak ng • long walk
on an empty «tomsch."
"Why. Joetor. I did th« ether day. at
ter the races were over, sod felt all tb*
worse for It."
UTTERLY WORN OUT.
Vitality Sapped by Year* of Suff*rin(
With
Cnpt' J.
Kidney
W.
former
pn*t-
master of Indianola, now living st Aus
Tbe « inir lin’rc im » la Irur « f Vhl-
'•go. where in I mja "» there were I 115
livore**, »nd lu l » i thru*-it ere '.’ .t.«*»
lit PhUndHphia In 1*4 GI4 dit .r *«
'urre*|»‘n«fll»g in»rr
«how
a
«»f il-t.irc*«
I a«u bret-ared I«» purrh«- Flr»t ..f
•»»«-«»•i-i Mt-vffartr-w *»r F-,»iltl4M m
trai-tw
aal»- •»» any ria«« ot Real F.«
• tat* Al«*» luakr I an*
P
•!»■! <»r
ri r *»<u<ir.
flWAMb F- Mt'MToJt V««ay*r an-l t'formlw«.
' 1 «MbaJ* Gl*» I »>*••»««Db Apri ute i is.- > c< ;
n
MlHrr. I a»t,|i . «•<• >L Mlvwr^f - »•*>:»,*”
> *i<
».
f I. * ■ AMi.T«» I«« *. M
« >|S « . « *«r|
A»il f» •» |i«t •*■«< wa ♦Mrfte-’aJH-.a. t •>-.mai • It n»-
birr w - a •• 4 k. 11 «tei.
M«i*r«ac*| I Mbw-aV N*
(iwasdu
,,«,*. .
INGINI
GAMMI NI
n
r<iwt?r fully warranted li ■
AH «im« aal
•
! weat pris-e« W > - for »ata. «
Ht I! TISON MACttlMKV (oMi’ANY
want to be k I axil ou
luy
mr?
JawpiT (at tbe other end of tbe w ire»
Well, nu t you put tbe receiver to
•
•
•
liai »(atarrhC re t» taken lntem<l'y. and
arta dirceli y uq the bloxl axil mu «u« aurfarw«
et tbe «y «ta»
heu!*
ai«, free
F J » HBMY «h < O . Tulede. O.
K l 1 by l»rtta<ia»».
Hall e Fatu lr Pilleare th« beat.
|»erlU*4lF iMxyruvffk.
Mr Nwagsby (rummaging Is cmaei)—
Marta, tkls Is •
k«i. isn't It? Wky
don't you wear ll?
It look« better tba*
anything you ha*« worn tbla aeaaon
Mr« Bnagaby Thai'« my ol<l bnt.
¡I
blew off my b««<l tb« otb«r 4ay «nd wa»
run *«er by * Mre«t car. and I think
you are Juat •• mean •• you can b« !"—
Chicago Tribune.
Trouble.
Ilognn,
It*
IU«ryi iat tba 'phone» Tbe Ide* of
Mending a ble» by trlrplionr! I»o you
the rtiurvb at Yarmouth lale of W ight
There/ t'bhngo Tribune.
Ttie funny thing about It 1s that It wa«
not originally Intended
to rcpr«-»<-ut trara oe <»uto. erte or ToLOt», »
Lt *• » to »ff,
I
that naval celebrity.
It wa* sculp
F bank J < Misil make« oath that he !»
tured for and repre-ented txiula XIV. ••nur pannar «t the ftrt» •»( F i < urivÀ
n
of F'ranee and waa lielng conveyed to < *• . 4 4: g i.uffth*«« In »’ e » h » »»f ! • -r-t t
ly a:. ! '-.ate a
••aid a:.fl that ••i«l fimi «|1|
that country when ttie veoael contalu }<ay lha »um of ON K II I * »»RK t» t« •! I A K m L-r
ear h a
«
»ira
tng It (and alao the arulptor) waa cap
eured by tbe uae <4 H all at «takaN < t i»
FMANK J » h» s FY
tured uy an Knglteb ship commanded
Rffotn to before me a »1 • h*rrtl*4 In «iy
by Nir It. Holme«
.
s 1
A w «.IFAes.S,
Tbe body waa flnlsbed tbe bead be
>vte»yrwNI«
Ing left for completion on Its arrival In
ttie
jr.tr
3UU tJKurv«*» In New
In ItMH thrr«» were MX
Portland. Ora g <M«»
stipi»»*« I
• Vteeala Slatae.
tlie in ->t Interewtlng
not.
Tl.* lorn is placed at |400,0<>0.
Tliey say
le* cream .-miiianed a« above I*
»w»'vrtthig
moto
u IMSaT*. ni»«t M2 in ll»M
Nearly nil th»’ larger .
If.
g.Hal and il «•« not uivlt as quickly a«
tbe genulue lew."
lin. glucln and introbenaul.
<b«-m
York t'itjr.
ire on rreord, ngnlnwt :U4 in Is*.’»
In
flu«!i»lt there were «>U> • !•<*» of ditone
however, so il la« Iwen dev tiled to make
a thorough investigation and find out
eu. chemically, of cour«e
I'be flavor
wa« obtained by th* a.blltloti of vanil
UlKirr* iMcriqslwg
hlr<>r«ri ««’4‘ íu » to i«» growing moro
premier»! every
•old In many Southern Stat«»« where
Motfeers w iff i u •
•*. • w ’•
cottonveeil oil le more plentiful and Fyrup the be*l remedy u > um » fur tbeir sAIMren
during th* leeChlttg loríete I
eou«>queiitly etieaper than
milk
or
creaiu.
It 1« far from harmful, taatee
<**««I mm l>lr*«*f irflub?
Hied I ice, Kussian Poland, July 17.—
The Manavits Catholic strike ha- again
been reeumed, owing to the action ol
the court in returning to Its owner* the
Catholic church recently captured by
tbe Marisvita In the village of Gr«m
kov.
Alter the return of this church
to the Catholics it wav sgai.i attacked
and recaptured by the Mariavits.
The
wounded were most
horribly
mal
treated. beeteo, hackwd with hatebeta
and ases, strips of their n«eh being
torn out, teeth and ears missing and
Contract for Waships.
“Aw raptaln ;>u a«<d tu
er. 4 In’t jouK’
"Yea.**
**'.Vs»u»4 you »‘»14 telling
what kind of bait you u»«d In
• haler
“Dudea when •* rotild get
feller.” (.'hiragn Tribun*
this was unwarranted, twegu«* they
claimed that meat, once put up in sir
tight rsns, would last forever.
They
declared that canned meat a as a« goal
m ten years as it was in ten days, and
they brought to bear testimony of sn
official of the department to corrolvirate
their «tatementa.
Home mem tier« ol
congress had then doubts alnul this,
Fortune in Bogus Claim.
Forest Fire Near Sandpoint,
he
simple
for Instance, the alchemist took »Kne
trlpl* refined rottonaee.1 oil aul placed
New York. July 14.— W. K Atwell,
United Htateo district attorney at Dal
las, Tea., visited the office of the coun
ty ieguter here today to gather infor
mation which he «1 peeled to u«e in
connection with the prosecution of Jos
eph 1.. Cowan, of liwllas.
The alleged
fraud was committe-l in eoliciting and
receiving payments from the heirs of
Jamee Hartsfiel-I, who died in this city
many years ago, for the purpose of eo
tablising a claim to a tract of land
alun the east side of Central Park. New
York, now worth hundr«ds of millions.
them
mid «»me quit* complfcwted. To make
vanilla Ice eremn by artificial nieana
On*
.Don’t deby
k another
À
day !
were *> hh * of
employed
appropriation bill hinged on the ««n«t-
reqniremenl that packer« «hould place
the date of manufacture on each can of
msiitsd
( ouriroN4.
MAKING ARTIFICIAL ICE CREAM
at which most of Ui« eland* wers made
artificially bjr chemical means." write«
Law rem * I’errj1 In th* Twliulca1 AVorld
TEST OF CANNED MEATS
Congress Will Know What
While the damp, cold, changing weather of
Winter intensifies the pains and other disagreeable
symptoms of Rheumatism, it is by uo meaus a
winter disease exclusively. Through the lung
months of Summerits wandering pains and twitch
ing nerves arc felt by those in whose blood the uric
acid, which produces the disease, has accumulated.
Rheumatism is a disease that involves the en
tire system. Its primary cause results from the
failure of the eliminative organs, the Liver, Kid
neys and Bowels, to carry out of the system the
urea, or natural refuse matter. This coming in
contact with the different acids of the body forms
uric acid which is takeu up and absorbed by the
blood. This acid causes fermentation of the blood,
making it sour and unfit for properly nourishing
Last Hummer I had a sever« attack of Inflamma
the l»"ly, aud as this vital stream goes to every tory Rheumatism lu th* knaes, from whl-’lt I was
to leave my room for several months. I
nook and corner of the body, the poison is distrib unable
was treated by two dootora and *:»•> tried 4.3er-
uted to all parts. The nervous system weakens •nt kinds of llnlmants and iu« t: • naa which
*«em*<l to relieve mo from pain for awbil*. but at
from lack of rich, pure blood, the skin becomes fe the
same time 1 was n t any nearer gelt ng well.
verish aud swollen, the stomach and digestion are On* day white reading a paper I eaw au adver-
tteement of H H H tor Rheumatlam
I docidad
affected, the appetite fails and a general diseased to gtva it a trial, which I did at once After
I had
condition of the entire system is the result.
taken three bottloa I felt a great deal better, and
1 Matta tod to take It regularly until I wa* *n-
Not only is Rheumatism the most painful of tlrely
cured.
I no* feel baiter ttivu I have tar
all diseases, with its swollen, stiff joints, throbbing year*.
CHAH E. UILDERNLEEVK.
613 ¡Bind Htreet. Newjwrt Naw*. Va.
muscles and stinging nerves, but it is a formidable
and dangerous trouble. If the uric acid is allowed
to remain in the blood, and the disease becomes chronic, chalky deposits form at the joints,
and they arc rendered immovable and stiff, and the patient left a helpless cripple for life.
Every day the poison remains in the system the disease gets a firmer hold. The best time
to get rid of Rheumatism is in warm weather; because then the blood takes on new life and
the skin is more active and can better assist in the elimination of the poisons. With the
proper remedy to force the acid out of the blood, and at the same time build up and
strengten the Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and other organs of the body, Rheumatism can !>e jier-
manently cured. External applications relieve the pain and temporarily reduce the inflam
mation, and for this reason are desirable, but they cannot have any effect on the disease.
The blood is poisoned and the blood must be treated liefore a cure can l>e effected.
s. s. s ' , a remedy made from roots, herbs and barks, is the best treatment for Rheum.t-
tistu. It goes into the blood and attacks the disease at its head, and by neutralizing the acid
and driving it out, and building up the sour blood so it can tup ply nourishment and strength
to every part of the Ixxly, if cures Rheumatism permanently. S. S. S. is the only - .tie cure
for the disease
iscase; ; being p purely vegetable, it will not injure the system in the least, as do
those medicines which contain Potash or some other mineral ingredient. S. S. S. tones up
every part of the liody by its fine tonic properties.
While cleansing the blood of all j- isotis it bill. Is tip the
appetite and digestion, soothes the excited nerves, re
duces all inflammation, relieves pain and completely
cures Rheumatism in every form—Muscular, Inflamma
tory, Articular or Sciatic. If y< it arc worried with the
nagging pains of Rheumatism, do not wait for tt to be
come chronic, but begin the use of S. S. S. and purge
the blood of every particle of the poison. Write for our book on Rheumatism, and ask our
physicians for any advice you wish. We make no charge for cither.
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING
tin, Texas, write«:
Port Und Trade D4re<tory
"I was sttlicted for
Nam««
«fU
AtMffff«*#« m PartlaaU «4 Meare-
years with pain«
HhsWJo«*« firm.
a. roas tbe lotus and
in the hip*
a *41 MAGI* la .«It Hit*« - Wetetef fÄ, rwwaaU
l*.sw«*i prtema «*«* I aa I mm eb .I m *4*a
• boulders.
1 hail
headache alao and Hon-».'« i-r an » r..te ter aale •« »•»/ rawwmaM*
pff's-m, la«iauw Tth Frmal •«.
neuralgia. My right
•
II
4M •» r A ft 4 ■ I * w . au«r* tw.net .
•ye, from pain, wa«
*• parater ta n* th* ’-« hm . Uta i«* fr»a rata ■«
Ma*>»«4l*. F Mb aM '*«
of little nse to me
for years.
Th« con
MFNat M»TNI*o
A r*»fti*sam. ara*
Aifirml h*. >m’a h • a.'« raer- ■.
• .*<
•tant flow of nrin«
» verytbfag ¡a m*a • fMrmtmtx ««< M**ne*a a*e
kept my sy>t«m depleted, causing nerv-
Migo» Mtesfa
»• »aat«dMb
on* chill« and night eweata.
After try MU t.mv >O»t ir yaa
ymir b«n« f a»
•»«*•*•«•
r *'*• pare, llar« *7 m »«4 pC
ing seven different kind* of climate and
mima r«n LIMI Fh.MlM-arma Mina Ife.
n>mg all kind« of modi, in«, I Lad th«
FevvaaA » »*<»•
goxi fortan« to hear of l>oaa's Kidney PlAM<m 4F o M‘»A
fta»ra N^.sa» ea Fa
. a* cnaa- < »rgaa« a*«t pTa»«» «w > mf faymeat«
Bill«.
Thi« remedy ha* cored m*.
I
Mrtwhetm la m ««< n 4 ju«i^r«a AUead
am a* well today •• I «•• lw*t..y year*
<411 b*t4 K•«>*»•• t • . F«etiaa< <
ago, and my ay«» g'it 1« perfect."
W a N mi>- Mrw a«U M -enea W»l*arn H*rtior trad*
ia»i«ht
gra.) «tan oarn trami
O» gt»
Sold by all dealers.
60 cents * bog.
w*a»iy ef pwrt i. • rix tora- rafab^ fvre> M.e«w
Fotter-Milburn Co , Buffalo, N. Y.
; Ngst-m *« v ztUgae, M N Faefib
I wt.arsU
Youg MEN. Old MEN. MiddIt.Agld MEN
»en for free pmiiplilct in t»l.»m nutrì.
Irli» nlrtFut an nptd äih v tLal in»ur» •
bnppîheM» hvniti» arili am« - *a lu lile,
i Frt - •»■ful ’«MÍ»* .
PORTI AND APPliAN<r (O.
P. O. Bo« 25
PorlUnd. Ore.
LAND SCRIP
a i t r * . >t » ur*«» Ke*« » $ • •< il* r » • “ i
<
•arw«pc4. a»«** r»«yr4, <itH*«r*«l «»r *>f«lr • •»»-!.
•t*rr »"«t 1 «lt«4l Mfaim Mi t a-y Haauiy I *n |
w arraa«« It* «r larvi n«>
A44 ito«ai M>rip;
all altad« of l.4M*d **s rip »»«a h « 4 • . >1
»1 H It A Wil. T«»M
lu» Far*.latest, I’uftla '.r • **
• a %».-
•I«-» a»'-»1 aFtWil«
r»-»rn • fi i•»*▼*«y
harn» In <1 * ng
e* ms tn, • »*pm<
rswani
d tell
cm •*••<• » if <• » a
■ l<« ar* «»Olhl«*
•cato*. I I » • n.
ava« ant will
f»«»l »«El ”f I h -
aw y IM I teg.
Try then» on«-a
•nd y<e will i »«»r h* with»«t Ub^tn If »»> m k»o hr
t»a rrs •«■ I p
1 ■ ■■
If ar u
lar ixbaJb ave . Hrs»>alyn. N \.
TMK l»AIIT FIT KIIIFR
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«OIDUFUI NOME
TREATMENT
wbl»*h
a. »«•
<as»rtete'«-*>• V»* urera'tecr* «uhm«, fang, *br -a
rbrwma l«a», a»rv<«iaa*«*, Moma. ». Ivar 1 >t
•wfw. •»*. ; ha« bs .drcd« W t«atm-sauva
i Uria m.wtevus « all and me Mm. r«U -M
•art ad lb« city write r w M«nkf aad ■ »«Ml«*«
b»wd KM!» < I'M it. I t A I ItJM m»k
iMrm
THE C 6EE «0 CHINE SE MEDICHE CO
I«1 , t»e M.. X E Car Merrte«a
J<«aitea laeef
». N. II.
FOgtl ANO. OWtfaON^
v. n «
w Filing to •c|v»rtl»»rf plnaaw
•I««a thia papar.