The Santiam news., September 28, 1906, Image 4

TALK WITH REBELS
—
Mediators Agree lltb One Side
and Submit Plans to Other.
LSWILLIXG TO SWALLOW DOSE
Taft and Bacon
Tall
Qov«rnen«nt of
T«rm» Arraigad With L«ad-
•r» of Lib«r«l Party.
MRS
C3THIWM
MllHtR.
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B.» SJf. DsUraff. Obi«.
Dr. H B. Hartman, Colambui, Ohio.
Dear Kir —
I ««• a IrrnMr ttillrrrr from Ret»«
*raknr%, and bad head«« he <ont«nu<»u»b
I wa« no« a'>l* to Jj my bouaewutk for
oiyaelf and hoahand.
I «rota you and d«scrll>od my rondi
Don aa nearly as J» *«ible. You roc •»
Brandad Parana. I took four boti M ol
it and waa compiately rarad.
I tbink
Prune« v, order fol me «to nr ami ha'*
raromman tad It Io my Irlanda with tha
vary beat o! resalta. Mlhar M. Milnor
V«ry f w of ilia (real multitud« of
woman who bata laan rali« -d ot aome
pairie dlaeaea or weakr**« by Parana |
ovar cuneen t to fire a taatim nial to t<e
raa-l by Iba pablie.
Thar« ara. btwsver, a fa« coarac«
on«, «alt »«<riHeine worn»« abo allí fot
iba *ake ol tliair suffering «litara alloa
tbair cara« lo Iw publlabrd.
Mro. Milnar il una of tbraa. In bar
gratitud« for h«r Maturation to health
■ba io wllilag tbai
a rmatrrt t
the women of th«
ttlltH IO
whole world should
UK liutltu-t
kuow it. A chronic
invalid brought back to health ia no
■mall matter.
Word« ar« inadequate
Io »»press complet* (laiitad*.
Intentalliiii
le»
f
»Mia mal
l’atrhw I
the vi-' if of Thame*
Dittati. > ¿r il •.->!»<* Ht*
meut tint iw *• III n-rrif wjMw.ti
for th
In t-» 1 £ •' •■tu <•
» ta»
¡ mi ri »b cbuf’h ou Su; lay nwrahifi In
tha •outbwwt gallery
Patrick ll<»ì»e be *•»«*! forfè!
tr
próvida fot tb»«e In t««thln< txHtiiuM
«bo baj»|*n la
*t he will pu*
’em where <|j- r ' ’
* wout a*
• rt
Y «km S’
au.
Nalfes**
Havana, Hept Î5 —An onvaiwfacto
ry cunl«e«a>cw »a« h«ld al lb« palac«
la«l ii gut by Prv«ident Palm».
re­
tar» ol th« Trwaaury Fontoy sterling,
«eeretary of Blot« O'Farrill. Trvyre
ludrad«. «pwaker ol th« I owm hot»»«,
-•«crelary ot War Taft and Mr. H«cow.
l>w»ul timer«I Hleluhart »nd Cw| t»il>
McCoy, when th« m«.liator» gallod th«
attention rd lb« Caton administration
to th« Hato« ot lit« pear« negotiation«
«ith th« I. b«ral» aud iniargontg. The
>nler«n< • adjourned al II o'cioca to
w reautned today.
Th« pea.-« t«rmi prop<w«d are known
'olio againet the goy«rnm«nt.
Th«
ri»it to th« palac« of th« Atn«rican
rouit» •' ».«r» wu therefor« not par-
ticnlarly plea«aut
tin departir g. Mr.
Taft ann Oticed that lb« coulereme had
rr all« I only n eachaogo of opinion»
«nd Dial an.ithet meeting waa nc.ra
•ary. Th« hlg door» ot th« palarw clu«
«.) •• nruil at II o’clock, bul th« pre»I
ieut and memtrera ol lb« cat.met re
named ia conferem e long »ft«r that
boar.
At th« conelueion of a long conference
«tween a comm tie* ot th« maurgmta
f »iglit mvmber« and th« American
(reace mmmiaaioner», the
inaorgent
rmmitt«« announced that there wa»
..rad .ally no diff-renew remaining b«
ween it and Meeare. Taft and Bacon,
■ nd that they would rece.ve a draft of
he peace term« Imlay.
Th««e probBb-
y would l>e agreed to at a meeting to
>• held in l r» Prewl.lio. where the pria-
ner member» ot th« cominittew ar«
cotí fl ned.
Mr. Tall «aid 1« could give no de
ail» ol a liât traneplred at th« confer
nee, for th« reaeon II at il wa» ne-e»
ary to trrat with the government lead
-re and that th« pahbcalion ol the
» ace prop »« la might inurfer« with
t.eir pr mpt ai. planee
Th« abeeme ot a deflnite étalement
rom tire c miniiMloner» make« il iiu
wiMtbl« to eay whether the plan« cairy
be re- gnation» of th« proawnt admin
•trallon and the cotigr»»«m-n «Ir-cted
a«t year or not. Th«rw Í» a Wrong im-
reve i on that Mr. Palma will remain
rod re organiae th« cabinet, bat that
tew election» will >• he d lor half tl.«
■enator» and repreeentativea, In other
♦ ord« thew« who were elected la»t year,
ind po«*ibly aleo lor provincial ulticer».
**Ih*efor."* »»ferd thr callar wìlb the bad
t
lillà graia of •miti »t of my *>«•'
“I ahall probably bava !« barge
f*»r thè operai on," «a.4 tha emineni |
LUMBLH TRUST ALARMED.
•cubar.
”1 can carry It cheaper than that,” r-
joined I Ke other, turimi» uu !«>« t*«-! lu-’ rederal inv«atiga>ion E «peeled Io Re-
walklag out.
•ull in Reduction of Price».
Thu«, owing to the greed of both par
Han I ranciaco, Hept. 2K —The Fed-
trae, another pt...
ve d-*1 u real ea
<ial grand jury will <eminence it* In
ta re came tn
o . ’• ’
« '* ««■• I... na
eetigation of lb« lumber truat October
■ aleerlwa an4 Halle..«« Hatea
i.
I'nlteil Htate* Didricl Attorney
A writer In Haq-i< W. .kl,
• Devlin L m completed hi* invwellgallon
• n a rullai! ,• a! r> .i"-
• It Dr It
>1 th« great combine and it« method»,
of ftprlngdeid. apci>i«>« of th. recent ind be 1» •ati«fl<’d that a tru«t doe* wi-
aieet > g of rj It ol on h I their lata
•t. All the information in the perm­
yara to And out »lint th«- MW rate law
eation ot th« government proeetulor
really mean«
Dr Iti»*, It ••■em«, uacd «HI !•« tamed over to the jury. There
to trll of n J»'U'U Mi-tl--! it «I mi »<•
ire many wilrieevee to Iw aaauiined in
f
'
'■
'
he cat«, and tb««e will I»« «abpenaed
prei h loa trial ■ - r:
o apprar Iwlore th« liody during the
"Wbat waa your tilt?" be waa a«k«? our»« of the investigation.
w hen 11« cams ba. k
l.umliermen »tat« that the price ol
**llow aball ,e r- »|e If ye ticglect
I tn tier ha« reached ita higbeal mark
•o great a anhat
♦nd the action ol the government will
Au author!-
"A good felt how did > >u bandit probably cau»« a decline.
y on th« »itnatlou tl.i» morning atal«d
nr
hat lamlier price« will drop Novemlwr
"Fir»!, 1 »bowed 'em bow great thlr
Miration la tn« - I at wed • u I a It I, and the »accewding month» will «ee
i gradual decline in all grade« of boild-
•• »|-e If they r ■ .: • t«l 1 "
og material. Tbit lumberman atatee
>•1 F*r r»«»»»«Il y • wttrer urti
hat th« decree«» 1» partially doe to the
••Walter.** a«fcr<t th* n«»n at th» table
♦eltlenient ot the aalkwi' »trike. He
In th* cornar near iba l»r, “wbat art
♦a,» that tinilwr cau now I« hr. tight
th«*«« ble u.ta me<lr
mto Han Franciaeo at ma.li lower rate*
‘"I bey • k ».(.’■« • •
»■ ■
han heretofore, and can alao 1« hand,
fi»>1 waiter. * »• if tl » «- - r
'•
•d much mor« rapid y.
Portland cement, !• it I ‘.»re
knoarledf«
I ha*» nothing
App««la to th« Insurgent*
the moilui operandi of »he
a r* tn
Fhall I chana* th« n. • r
Havana. H«pt. ìfl. — Secreta, y Taft,
O» r/«••»»»• »1*«» re.
earing the dlitarbing «fleet» of the
MRufg!*a. can >«»<* J<* a II-tie * iring amling of Ameiican troop«, ba» decid­
f„, si*' 1 w»nt
wn «
'
I» •
ed »gclnat ru h a »tep, and matead he
tsunta.n pen in work ug o' l.rr"
<M appealed to th« leader« ol th« in­
"Ye».“
surgent* to farmah gnard» for Aami-
“low »«dot 1« It. Rug«'«».
I’»» an propertv.
Coplea of the ap|>e«l»
toet“
•re being *«nt to th« Inrurgeut leader»
I rn«f»-tiger baiarti red at th« legation
0»» H i «Í.
T«acb*r Mies Hadg«r »’at do t i from American* in th« Manicaragua
■ nderatand by “the pr » -g- I . Ia«> •
ral «y, Mylng that SOO ot lb« force un­
Coed Th« b-.'any la» '
I
« a» ie r (taiman had looted a n urn tier of
go «ut i« th« wood« ot .«
a a
♦tore« and that anarchy prevail». They
aak 'or protection.
I hiutthfei I f .
STANDARD
Co> fl ct at Wl .tirg Ind . May Spread
Throughout Middle Witt.
Cbimgo. H«pt. 2t — War lar« be­
tween It.« Man‘aid Oil company and
li.« labor union* ol the country ••«
begun laet night, when th« Whiting.
Imi., empio-«« of the company quit
work to Force their demand for an la-
creaa« in wag*«- The »trike, which al­
ready threaten» io tie op the boaine*
ol the big corporation in th« Middle :
Meat, la likely to aaaam« g .antic pro |
portion» tofore It la ended. Il wa« pre­
dicted l««t night II might intolv« all .
If« «mpiuyea ol th« company in the ;
country.
Already th« Chicago labor anb’na ar*
pr»|»iring to roia« th« opportunity pre
tented by the Whiting »trike to make
mor« trouble fur the company. They
w«ro wholly unprepared, twvaa»» th* .
employee there were not member* of a
union, but after a liaaty con fervore laet j
night It wa* Mid that they would »up- ’
port th« men who went out and that no
on« from Chicago would take their
place«. Three hundred firemen am 1
ployed by the htandard Oil .-ompany
left tl.elr plací» y eater lay. Moro than i
6.000 employee wtio ar« worklog with ;
the firemen are Kbedu'ed to I m »« their j
piare« toilay. Tlieee iodail« engineer», .
• killed asechan ice, laborer« and other»,
the cifiteiail ot whom »aid lait night
that they would relnae member* ot the
.■rganiiation work when new member*
might tie pat to *ork in place ot th*
•li Iker*.
The firemen were called oat Iwranee
ti e repr*«entativ*e ot the Man fani Oil
tonpany n I need to advance wagee from
22 v* conta an hour to 26 cerila an hour,
•nd agree to grant all the workmen the
eight hour day. They alto refuted to
recogn ie the uaiou.
RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN BEGUN
ALMOST AS COMMON IN SUMMER AS IN WINTER
Him.er* abs-uld nut fvvgvt that
wRb oue "I" will tw Just •• but - X«w
Yufk Herald.
Tb« ttn.ig to do wltb a M lb Truat I«
to Bteetltee aod buttle IL - Nrw York
ViimuM-rrlai.
It la auapec'ed tbat tbe lluf Riderà
were tbe first advueat*« ol f almpllllrd
•iwllliig
Waablngtiiu I'uat.
ads
Mlstur
li.ieselt'*
btMBV.
grwtly to the bu|w ov tb*
formers.
Tbay think ttuiy
erth. New Turk World
If tb« atreug'b of tb* Cuban Ineur
re.-'Ion could
measured by tb« num
Iwr uf It« general«, there el*.uld be nu
doubt of It« sueceaa. -I'hiladelpbla lie.'
ord.
It «ev-m* acbnol te«- her* are |Mild a
trifle move than mill band«, wbl.ti 1«
oue «»ample of tbe working of tbe New
Flighted con», ¡rii'•
New Turk Her
•lit
The t'ougTOea of llraall Vi’tlng an ap
pruprlatkwi of *itiu.'«s> for tbe relief of
a elster republic ia a fine eiampi« of
Hiutb American gvnervalty
New York
1 rtbune.
Tb« trwlu wre.k«-r 1« posaibly tbe
moet eigcroted of criminal*, and yet
lie canrnit cause a. mu h suffering
•lor* tbe bank arrocaer.- New York
A merti-an
'ut.a afford« an Indication of wbat
may tie e»|«cted of a certain ciana of
patriot« w hen ttiey get tbelr feet mi
longer In the public tmug tu—I'tilladel
pbla Itei-ord.
Tbe quick lunch 1« now Mid to t* tb*
chief cause of divorce, Tbe court» and
tbe doctor« bale not yet agreed which
Ht. Piterabarg, Hept. 24. — Active la the quicker, the lunch or tbe divorce
work in the aat unn electoral campaign
New York Tribune.
• a* Inang irateil by the OcUdieri*t»,
If you read over tbat list of siiupll
• ho today opened the Kmn congte*»
with deli-gat«« from 12 of the Volga fl«! v orda you will notice "klat " That',
pmvime« ami the vaatceniral diatrlcl* probably Mr Carnegie'» i«-r*>-nal eon
ol Ruaeia in attendan.-e. Aleaander trttiutlon to the movement. I'blladel
iiin tik- fl, the October!«! leader, wa« pbla North American.
Parti*» Hold Murrled Convention» —
Reaction in Trepofl't Favor.
prevent, laboring tooth and nail.
Owing to failure ot the Octoberi*t* to
obtain official ea.iction, the congrea*
wa* he'd behind closed door» anil mem­
ber* of the pre*» were eacloded.
In pareuaoce ol the dev i»ion of the
government to |w>rmit the national Con­
greve of th« Conilitntlonal Dim cralic
party anywhere eicept in Ht. Peter*
inirg, the adminlatration ha* permitted
the reopening <■! Conititulional Demo
cralic cluIn in M iecow and elsewhere,
tiut permate in it* determination to
• tippre«« p ilitical agitation in the capi­
tal. Tlie uioet remarkable development
.■! th* - i-k im- !■<--ii the i hangein «»n
tlmeiit concerning the late General
Trepofl. The universal cimrui of mat
•diction and condemnation has given
place since bl« death to a non partiean
appreciation of his real merit! aud de
(acta, and hi* <areer lias liven the sub
ject ol fair ami even laudatory criti
ciim* in nearly ail circle«.
M. Mem
chinski, a prominent wrilqr and pub
Usher, who ««• reieni f\"»irf)pprv»»ed.
bnt who ii now a conleibatvir to Here
lorn, gives the following verdict on the
baaii of lifelong acrpiaiutance with the
dead man
"General Trepof! wai an eicellent
man and a g -«1 i flicial, though be
•ometimee violated liii own conviction«
tiecaoie of a false notion oi soldierly
olied enee. He would have trade a
•plendid soldier, bat lacked a thorough
■ duration and, abov* all, the prepare
tion nectsMry lor the political activity
thrait upon him. He po«»e»*ed, how­
ever, one great areet, lacking in all con-
temporaty Ruieiau «talesmen— charac
ter."
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Newfoundland Argry at Parent.
Hl. Johns, N. F., Hept. 24 —The re
ported determination of the Imperial
government to override the colonial au
ihoritiM and concede to the American
aimmiMion a more literal constrm tion
of the herring fiihery laws askid on tie
hall of American fishermen, has evoked
ni-ich criticism here.
Canada, it is
■aid, may be a factor in the dispute, as
•he has for years enforced against
Americans the laws that Newfoundland
now seeks to make effective.
Will Pay No Blood Money.
Ht. Petersbaig, Sept. 24 —In re­
sponse to repieeerdations with regard to
the murder at Riga Heptembir 16 of
llerr Buech, • |iartner In the Busch
Hinge company and a leader of the
German colony at Riga, the Fore go
office today informed Dr. von M que.
first secretary ol the Lierman em'<arsy,
t> at, while Ri-saia made stery efl >rt to
d »cover and panish murders, it cannot
cvneidet the question of paying a cash
Indemnity and the laying down of a
Mark» They «ay Hint
:* •
the
general rule applicable to all foreign
Naw Route for Chin«»«.
door I» unlu-by
I’o y. J ’•« ■ '« t ’
Hl J ihu, N.
Hept S5 —An Amer- er* in RaMia,
Bark» It certainly >• if >ou are
can yacht, claiming to hail from New
th« »Ubje- t of til« de .rat.
Day o' Rett tor Railroad Man.
York, left P'acenlia Kunday having
» »•«• Deoeweewto liar«.
almard 4Ï Chineae, whom it ia »oppo««d
Pari», Hrpt. 24 — Although the rail-
Watt« H, th« way. what 1« tetanu«* • he I» trying to »muggl« into Canadian rood* are specifically eiempt fiom the
g«riv«d from?
or Amerlctn porta.
Th« Colonial operation id the Hunday teet law, the
O Proudlr Immatur« pair
.am. i . wt
cruiser Neptun« ha* been di«pab bed In chairman of the ail leading railroad
|y—Chicago Tribun«.
queat ol b«t, and ha» I-wen inilrncUd to com pan le« hav» notified M milter of
•elt* her for alleged violation ot the Public Works Barthuu that they have
Colonial law* in emtiarkiug paeeenger» arrange I to grant, within ft month»,
«ithont a p«rmit
Thu ii th« third 52 holiday* a year to their *ntir* »faffs,
yacht in theic water» during th« pre* numbering in all 2X0 000 men. It Is
rnt »ummer to b« *a»p«ct«d ot tin» impossible to make this day of reel
practic*.
fall on Monday, bnt it will come lor
different men In rotation. Tbit will
Invattor» Trv»t Uncl« Sam,
pl icw the railroad men on an equality
New York. Hept. 26.—Cuban ohliga- • ith other workmen in holiday».
'ion* hav« lo«t only A1, point* »mce
Cou-t«rf«il Bill* at Moscow.
h« early day« in Align»!. At tb« bol
om of tbio confidence here and abroad
Then your blood must be in
Moscow, Idaho, Hept. 24. — Ten dol­
i* th« knowledge that th« United Htatee lar counterfeit bills are numerous in
1 very bid condition, ^ou
government, under the provision* ol Moscow. They ar« all new and bright,
certainly know what to fake,
'he Pla't amendment, I» the reeponai. which h»« led th« pdice to the eoncln
then take it —Ayer’, Sarsa­
hie (tiardian of the Cuban peace. Fi­ »ion that the city 1« infest**! with •
The bill«
nancial Inlereata have «opreme i-onfl gang of given good» men.
parilla. If you doubt, then
fence in thi« government'» ability to •re well engiaved and printed, requir­
consult your doctor.
eknow
pot an InatMt qaietn» Io th« fighting ing almost eipert knowledge to detect
a* eoon a» intel vention i» nn eaeary.
them.
Suspicion points to two men.
what he will say about this
giving their name* •• W. A. Reming
(rand old family medicine.
Ion anil Frank Clark, bat they have
Soldier* Induced to D«»ert.
Sold for over 60 years.
Han Frat ctai-o. Hept. 26.—A grave •accee-led in eluding the police.
Pale, Thin,
Nervous ?
problem ia Mid to I« facing the mili
'ary aathoritiea in thia city.
Holdier*
♦re reported to I* de«e»ting in large
anmhera, and the rea«<>n given for the
ocreaee in abandoning the colora I»
Mid to be due to the fact that employ-
neat agente are taring men from the
erv'ew by oflrra ol big pay tor »mall
aervlce In c vll life.
RHEUMA TISM
EMPLOYES STRiKT.
Monster Meteor Seen.
Htixk'on, Hept 24 —At flo'elock las'
evening a great me4«or fell In l'ie north
western heavens, and many persons de
clare that an etploaioa orcarred which
was felt in this city.
A monster tail
of smoke followed tbe falling body,
which teemed to go In a t (sag contM.
Burglary by automobile la cropping
out In new field* The pieaealoa of mo
torcara by the dark lantern fratvniltj
Indicate* that It I* enjoying It* •hare
of the general proapwrlty
New York
World.
Now It I n Mr Pbonts and Mr
per* w ho »re callln» one another
It really I* not » mattrr of very great
Impirtance to the public If ttiey both
are, so long aa tbat canal I* built—
York l'reea.
Edward of England has done a
mm !
stroke lu Pacific Railway«, thanks to R
tip from Morgan, uf Wall street, Hou
pleasant to the eyaa of commoners are
tlie courtralee of kings I New York
World.
Mias Abby Maylu-m, of ti.e University
of Wisconsin, any» that women wl'l
iHier la- free until <!ny c'Iscurd |H-tt!
«>ata. That Is to any, they will con
tluue III clothes confln -cu—rit. Washing
tun l'o«t.
A New York denti«! di-mnnil« M-ttle
meat of ■ hill for «2.111), A physician
recently ark«! a fee at tlie rule <>f ffikii
a day. Not much tear that tlw «lek wilt
die cllsgrmvfully
rich.— N«w
York
Auicr'cau.
Those Cuban
Insurgent
general«
would tlnd It snft-r to follow the usual
practice and let tbe privates do the
fighting, providing there are any prt
vatee lu tlie Insurgent army. I'tilladel
phis Pres*.
foul w.-nt u|> another 10 cents yeater
day. Ice costa small consumer» about
tn !<♦• as muc h as last year l'«>ple who
wai t eltlu-r bent or «>ld In their bouse
keeping are sadly out of lock. —New
York World.
Whatever may he • .i«T of England's
Iwcn-tc-d mastery of .tie seas, her gov
emmetit 1« not afraid to reduce her
uaval ek|«-m!lturew In tbe face of the
military power» of F irvfw-
I'blladel
phis Record
The phonetic spelling erase will not
tw without profit If It teacbea the pniple
that tin- I’resldi-iit's name 1» Rua e velt,
not Itutielt.
*o many Insist on *|>ell
Ing am! pronoun, mg It. Philadelphia
North American.
While the damp, cold, changing weather of
Wiutcr inten.sifies the paius and other disagreeable
symptoms of Rheumatism, it is by no means a
winter disease exclusively. Through the long
months of Summer its wiudering paint and twitch­
ing nerves are felt by those in whose blood the uric
acid, which produces the disease, has accumulated.
Rheumatism is a di case that involves the en­
tire system. Its primary cause results from the
failure of the eliminative organs, the Liver, Kid­
neys and Rowels, to carry out of the system the
urea, or natural refuse matter. This coming in
contact with the different acids of the I mm I v forms
uric acid which is taken up aud alxsorltcd by the
blood. This acid causes fermentation of the blood,
making it sour atid unfit for properly nourishing
Last Hammer I had a sever« attack of Inflamma­
the body, and as this vital stream goes to every tory Rh«nmstiam ia th« knee«. f»"m whlah I waa
to I«»«« my room lor aevaral m nth« I
nook aud corner of the Ixidy, the poison is distrite* nnat>l«
wa* treated bv two fii-etor» an<i al«o trimt <tiff«r-
uted to all parts. The nervous system weakens •nt kind* ot llnin »ata m l me li-’.nea which
loVe.leve ma from |> »in tor awhile, but nt
from lack of rich, pure blond, the skin becomes fe­ »«•ned
th« aame lima 1 w aa m-t any nearer getting well.
verish and swollen, the stomach and digestion are <>n«»iay while reading ♦ paper I «-»w an adver-
> B B : i Rheumatism
I de -l.'.ed
affected, the appetite fails and a general diseased to give it a i t trial,
which I <tld at om*e
After I had
taken three t» -’tl«« I fait a great deal better, and
condition of the entire system is the result.
I oontinue-t to take It r«guiariy until I waa eu-
Not only is Rheumatism the most painful of urely
cnr*d. I now f««l better than I hav« H r
CHAH K iHLDFRPDKEVt.
all diseases, with its swollen, stiff joints, throbbing yeara.
«13 rend Htr««t. New port New». 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 Incomes chronic, chalky dcjxisits ioim at the joints,
and they are 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. ’1 he l>est time
to get rid of Rheumatism is in warm weather; because then the 1»1 imm ! takes on new life and
the skin is tuorc active and can better assist in the elimination of the poisons. With the
proj3* remedy to f< • • the a. :1 o it of the b' ••♦!, and at the tine time btiihl up -ind
strengten the I.ivcr, Kidnevs, Bowels and other organs of the body, Rheumatism can lie per­
manently cured. External applications relieve the pain and temporarily reduce the inflam­
mation, and for this reason arc desirable, but they cannot have any effect on the disease.
The blixxl is poisoned and the blood must lx; treated More a cure can l>c effected.
S. S. S., a remedy made from roots, herbs and barks, is the lx? t tn .itmcnt for Rheuma­
tism. It goes into the blotxi and attacks the disease nt its head, and by neutralizing the acid
and driving it out, and building up the sour blixxl so it can supply nourishment and strength
to every part of the l«»dy, ?! cures Rheumatism permanently. S. S. S is the only ? Ue cure
for the disease; being 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 Ixxly bv its tine tonic properties.
While cleansing the blood of all j i -ons it bui-ds up the
apj>ctite 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< u are worried with the
nagging pains of Rheumatism, do not wait for it 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 fur any advice you wish. W’e make no charge for either.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
Tterr«
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Old
XX on»»»,
I I*.
A »tout litth* wofuau on .m I <*t
Wutblngton ttrvet < ar |(»«>krd ur<»iHid
uniiouttiy for *• «(!• f »r th«* •
lr*
rtho were with bcr. 1 wo of the older
girls bad babies in their arm«. «•««»r«i
Ing to the imllumq* Ii» .Star
I’* 4»le
ou tbe rar did not know* whether it
wa» au wrpliAiirt' borne plcuic or a Suu
day »4 h<>oi convention.
“Ih-g pardon, bniy,“ aald tbe cr»n
du<*t«»r. “but )uu bate given me only
eight ticket».'*
“Uidn't know y«»u < harm’ d for babr*
In Arm«.* »aid tbw little woman, a«
she kept her ey» oil all other membtrs
<4 b«*r party.
“But lh«-re are nine without them.’
•Aid the conductor. w|»uiogrtlcally. Per
hap« he rrelly thought tbe woman had
only eight ticket*.
“Stand up. children,” rotnmaiHled the
little woman
Rhe WI» imperiou* in
her command, and Immediately after
her order to stand up they all aro»e to
their feet.
Counting them one by one «be ¡»re*
ently came to a little b«»y of about *
years old. and. point Ing her finger at
him. »lie «aid .
• ’Hammy. I thought you »tayed at
borne with the rr*t of the » hndreu.”
the ehierly preacher,
refievuvtrlr. “I aup*
it that, II* 1 • the
tb* burying/*
i.ia- » a U«« b .
"I want to get an alarm clock.'* »a d
tin- customer.
"Ilere’a oue of silver plat« tor 110.“
•aid th« clerk.
"Too high.“
■ Well, here'» ons tuad» of nldtel Tor
W"
**Too high yet.“
"livre's one rnsds of guu metal for
B2"
"Gun metal? That sound« all right
I want II for my 12 year old boy. and
if it sounda anything like a gun wbvn
It g -es off In tbe imirulng I guess It's
what l waul." Yonkers Htateamau.
GASOItNt ENGINES
The burning of &.<•■> cans of food
slid dn-a)ed fruits at Chicago tlie other
day waa tin- first oflh-lsl boufire light«!
to «-let.rate the [wire food victory In
legislation.
It must be aatd that It
inaile a good fire, even though the fumes
did out sdd Io the |mrily of tlie atmos
ptiere of tlw dumping ground/ New
York Tribune.
The London lamrt, In ¡nsaesslon of
all available facts, roncludea that wltb
rcganl tn disease and cleanliness tbr
meat Imported fmm tlw I tilt«! Ktatra
• nd Argentina la to tie preferred to tlw
tmme proilix t
New York Hun.
It I* pleasing to learn that Mr J
Ptorpont Morgan returned from Furope
"in a elwerful frame of mind.'*
It
might prove a disastrous •ummer for
u» If lie should Iw dlapleaaetl about
anything tlw country had done In bl«
abaruce
Washington post
What 1» to le>nut of tlie spelling
her. that quaint source of •*■ mu> h
tight and renown In the little
rvffl
s*hisilbou»e«. If the Frvwlilriitlal fiat
hupMw-s tlw reform«! «iwlllug „u ! ' •
«luntry ? New York Hun.
R« »•>!••
far
< a* mm nag
< arrlrr«.
» I »
K I I I » tl
♦ •
I a a
th«
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p mt fully warranted I
Ail •-«'» an'
•t) '«•• at i.'««»! i-ri •• Wrt«a tor rata <
RtltRSON MAC HIM RY COMPANY
Portlanat. Offfo*.
MAKE NO MISTAKE
< S»»l«|
!•*«» e « n
! !//
Rs'utt (with bill of I
How ia
If we rise up and call blessed a man aoup, • u pr.
w Ito Increas«-« ttie grass crop, wbst shall Ing?
Mott «up* I« right
we <k> If the government su«-eesta In
the proj«-t of making eacb hen lay two doesn’t take any part In It to s|**ak of.
••ggs where but one nc<
laid be — boatuo TranwripL
fore? New York llrrald
Secretary lloot'a tribute to th» “In
coiiqiarable lirauty“ of ilio wfHuen of
Argentina who t*lt«l hla train wltb
flowrrs was not the ladguage of diplo­
macy or of gallantry. Travelers agree
that tlie «>mp«lte femlnilie ty|ie of Ar
geidlna la Irresistible
New York Hun
I* % I * Ì
"'«in»’
OILED
CLOTHING
will givr you com
plete protection
and lone; service
You cant afford
to buy any other
CASTOR
IA
For Infants and Children.
Evvry garment
guaranteed
Thi Kind You Have Always Bought
The be«l dealers «eg H
tat« tn it* a i '«
r*n»*s
O.« M <t.«M «<»•
te »••««•«■» Arti y
« «ate«’ *•* U*ir*i
rtewau» t««»», »•/*
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< ter „-«a ui . m U iwi -
awt
u»* etfy w*i
te Od at«u.|» cuj
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la» , rus! M.. t. C. Cas U«rn«M
m ,,-
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rowiiAsi. uari.o»!^
W. L. DOUGLAS
The katydid bad b^n in*i«tfng that
(bare would br frost «itb;n ail w*«'k«.
**!'»• Bo faith in your long datan--«
•aatbar ••»;•♦
aa.d tha trrr ?
“but I’m willing to bat tb*r* will bo ram
intida of forty right hour».“
W hart upon th* rival waatbtr bureaus
roaumad tbrir BoUy pmlh-t iona.
•3.50 <£’3.00 Shoes
MIT IM THI WORLD
mule T eam
W LOougta $4 G>H Ed¡j» Im
untwlbssquï sdtlMjp' ca
tfrrt -
’•«IM- Jote
ORAX
fio«’i TMg?
otf»T Ona Hundred f>4...'arv Reward fo< For Hffiby • Bath; for Baby • Clothe« for
an,
■'< ’ »t»r?h that caunvt !>• cur»«! by an Ly* W»«h, Mouth Wash. Steriliitng
llali • ‘ aiarrh • or*
V J 4 II Ek V A < • . rn.j<, Tt.le.1o, a th« Hot (I*. Washing Naphane.
Wa. tha under signed. b»«a known r J.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
< h«nay luf tha laat » - year», an 1 br
him
partactly Bun* ratte in all bwainaM traj.«ao* 4
*
I
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.«'
lion» and financially ahi* m carry out any ote-
•aM !<•••*• o«40*
rAVlFIV COA*t mm.1 X
hgati.»»» ma'te by their Arts
< 4M
*i«!A rat «I. WBs»teaate ProggtetB
O. < <»
w 4U;i\ < k ix*AN A M aiv in, w ti.*;«•<«• l»ru<-
g!«ta to te* to.«»
s a • a a
i
•
Ing I tract I y u|on tba bi--l and mun u« r«b
ta.«« ot ina »y«tet* Price 7-»< jer
»HOES ioll’'FVE«Y^YiriimicB
luid by a»i broggiet«. 1a»t: . "ttiai» ire«.
UaU » Family nil» ara iba bari.
■ -n «
AA te f I M
v* Bb -o • >
loAl tfA W awn • A d *•. M EM) te f LAO.
Ill« «»»I» a*e«r.
M •• « B CMHlrou • B*t -«
MA t. 11.00
Iliram Power« had put tba fioieklng
Trr \X I.. I»<»t»gl*«
M!••••• »ml
< hll.Irr »te «tiiwa . fi«r •<>!*. fl* aisal wear
touch*« on hi« Hr**k «lata.
th«>y *«r*l ssihrr mate**.
“I'm antlMM with h ju«t an It
i to.- ba
If I could take )< mj Into my larrt
“I a;n
«aid* atanditm off «ntl admiring it, t
faktoricA at Brockton* Ma»«..and •how
no such fowl a« Pygmalion wa«.*
y fHJ how carefully YV.I . Doug la* »hoc a
Mtruik by a «ndilrt» f*ar. bowmrwr. that
.ire made. VWWMM then understand
Anthony C*ou»«i<>* k might I m * lingering
why they hold their »hape, fit better,
•om*wb*rw in th* neighborhood, h* haat
wear longer* and are of greater value
anrd to throw a «heel owf lt.*- -4*bha<v>
than any other mahe.
Tribuna.
•A h»«, I rf » ,.u Ils e «.-u . an I Main U
I .
Tb* Intarafata <NMntB*r«w •'otutnimon
baa arnt a rtriular h»<i*r to all tb* rail­
road« in th* I'nited fttatea «av-ng that no
cha ng* In tb* pr***nt m*thot| of a^'ount-
R»s-te«tere«te.
mg will ba r*quir*d until tb*
t’pgard«un Wbat impr*w«*d you moat
•ball prr^Tibo th* form« and book«. All
mu«t filo anual riporta on or brforw Mrpt. during your trip abroad?
Atoo» Tbo tou< Lra I got «verywhere I
I of tbla auJ aubwvqutnt jrart.
want, ot Lwuraa.
CLASSIF1EDADVERTISING
P. A. U
He IV oa
fteugl«« «hor*
Hi« nam* and prka i«Bt«MBM4
on the te>tl4teB. whkll prM«tB y»w »f»H»«E htgli
prk«« and Inter*«»/ »kw»
TaN^ aa tttbafit
ftt99 A«k *nwr sleater ter W. I Iteaglaa «Kow«
and »n«Kt upHl Ml Ing Ihrfll
Fa/f Coter
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tea««p
Writ» ter IlliteCrateJ Catalog of f all Mylr«
W. L. DuCtfLAB, ttepi. |J, Brmfcte*. Maa*