The Santiam news., October 19, 1906, Image 4

HUNDREDS ARE HUHNtO
Scrofula
Few »rw ehttr* ly frr* fr- m it«
h may drv*!>>p
• »ly •• U> ran*w
litltaif BfiV’l turt hiacwdunng tbe wt.’ lw
prr. al of ebikllH.id.
Il may L'ren praluee d .-t»-pa:a, ca­
tarrh, • ' 1 " U- -I *• ’ '■
> • ’ r'
euinpt- n. >- I re cn>i»mg erupt ■■«.
».re* r.r •«>-
. •
To grt « nXiroly rnl of it lake U.«- gr. U
ftkaid puntier.
Veaaal W.tb Two THouM^d Chinese
On Board Catches Flea.
m
Sariaikbt.
Annexation Sure to Follow Next
Failure ol Cuba.
C»t»k Ul
L*d «« |1.
Sugar and Tobacco Man
I m MStrrlMl.
The elderly
-I »
»hat flmtrated
lady etopped an vtxrwe uiau uu a crowd
ed atreví
"IkMo It make any differenre," abe
aahed. •*«!.
ftt tirata ftM i
the • v etc ■
"Not to me. madam." anawerrd tba
p.dito tint) i. * .*. it »
ft. 1
bat 01.1
A TERRIBLE
EXPERIENCE.
e Veteran Waa Saved the Am­
putation of a Limb.
Frank Doremua, veteran, of Koo*»-
Ave., Indianapolla, Ind., aayt
I he»l been ahowing aymptem* oi kid­
ney trouble Iron Ui*
time I •** mueterw«!
out ol tbe army, but
in all my life I never
auffervd aa in 1KV7
Heatlacbea, dlaameea
and aleepleeanaee flret.
and then di"|«y.
I
waa week and help­
bee, having inn dowt
from I DU to
1S6
pound*.
1 waa hav­
ing terrible pain in " » k Inrraand tb'
awrretiona paaaed a m<wt involuntarily
My left leg »welled until it waa 3»
loehee around, and the d»irto* tappe«! it
eight and morning until I could r>
longer etand it, amt then he a Iviae»’
amputation.
1 reliiar»!, and begai
uaing Doan'» Kidney Fill». Th* »well-
Ing autwlded gtadually, tbe urine t-e
cam* natural and all my pain* am
achee dlMppearw). I tier* hewn wel
now lor nine year* *ln<* aair.g Itoan'i
Kidney Fill* "
For rale by all dealer*. 60 cent* a
box. Footer Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y
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Will Object
to Free Competii.o«, But It
Muet Come.
Waahing’on, <M. 1« —Republican
•enator* and roogreeeinen who have
*«eo in Weahingtua recently end <>A
etale rloeeiy i.leotiflod with the admin
•tielion »grew with th* pre»i<lent that
Col« atiell have anol tier opportunity Io
try aelf government, but the opinion 1»
ilm-«t untveraal that anoe*aii<M> i*
mly a matter ot time. Little ia twirg
•aid publicly about tbe probability of
»nnexlng Cuba to the I n ted htatee.
at tbe lu' jert ia receiving a great deal
>f at lent ion in Waabington and public
nan are eerloualy din-oealng if* !«•<
tnelltoJ of bringing the laland under
be protecting atm of tbe t'nite«! Htalee
Frveidenl lt«»-eev»lt ia *'«olotely »in­
fer» io lua darlaration ageinat the
prevent annexation ot Cui« amt he baa
.pea that the Coban people, on th er
••com! attempt, will be able to form
and maintain a »ati*lerto«y govern
neat. He dove not want the Gland
nmie a part of th* United Htatee if, by
toy poaeibillty, th* Cuban* «an on
'ort their own affaire amt protect the
ivee and pmperty of all their citi ter a
• I* d<«» not helieve that the United
•»tale» at thia time wnnld be juatlfled
n taking « v*r the ialand, merely i»
aua* vaat amount* of American cwpital
>ave teen Invested. But II the word*
f other admlnletvatl< n oltic.al* < an tw
•Id to be authoritative, it ia to 1« tn
t*ire«l that the president will Interpose
io further objaction to annexation in
are the eec-ond Cul«n government 1» a
lai !u re.
Wl.il* annexation i* general'y ex
«rtei. no one l-»ok» forward 'o It with
»nlhueiaem. Rather, the Cnl«n pri.b
rm ia rrganied ir th* light of on* ol
the unplew'ant outgrowth» of the Hpen
•h war, a* perpleing in aome i«»|>ert*
,a tb* Philippine quevtlon.
Southern
oen would like Io ee* Cuba ma.tr
t mar lean territory, hot they want tbe
ar if? eall k- pt op againai Cuban sugar
•nd totmeco, ami eome bar orreto«!
«gainst the immigration ol nativa Cu
The Hon lb
ana into tbs Unite Htatee
'ia* more than it* share ol dn»ky citi
ten*.
It ia probable that th* m»n in con
<ree» wbo are flgbtlng a rwlcc'fon ol
he duly on Philippine auger and to-
«cco would join ttie H.uth in demand­
tig the retention of the tariff on augai
• nd tobacco Irom Col« in cave of an
nrxation. if Philippine >ng«r i* a
nenae« to tl.e l«et sugar industry ol
he West, It Will le argue,1 that the
ugar Irom Cut«. cl«>*erand much more
.bnmtant, w.uld l>* * «till greater
nrnace.
1ft. — lbe Rritieb
The amali u<B«-» ut th» lUviety fur tb»
from t'eatoa, wea AaelaUr«*» uf Hungarian imiaigrauta.
buroeii at ft 10 o'clork yaeterday arorw- which etainla o|f>>«lte the Battery iu
New Turk, waa crvwtled to tb* full
Ing. while lying alongside her wharf.
• lib a buet vT new arrival*. Tb* men.
HiindarJe of Chit»«*« paaeetiger* «eve
Jr««ar»l la email, berlbbuuml rvttud hat*,
bnrn*«l to death an«! a valuable rnrg<> tight Ottlug evate and leather trouaer*
• a* deetroyed. All the European |«a tucked In the tope of high txxita. atoud
calmly aauwkUig tbelr ki«g atvmmed
•eng*!* end crew were raved
Tbe »learner Hankow, with E.000 pt (MW. a* j a awrltvg lu tbeChlcwgoNewa
Chinawe peevenge *. man, women and TU» women, arrayed in furrlgu «itton»
children, and **vea F.aiopeeae, and a and wuvieua, were *»»u mor* placid and
cargo incindlng 1.700 bale* of ma'tiog uocV'iKwtuaii Iban the m«ii
540 hale* of raw *ilk and 100 Mie* ol
A <wb drwv* up in front ut tb* plain
• Mie silk, arrive»! from Canton at 3 brick buiullng. au»! a abort, »tout w « mo
u'cl«wk
and wm shortly afterward an. dark of far* and evidently foreign
moored at the wharf.
by deaewut. atepped Into the crvwdanl
Her chief oAcer reported to Ceplain rwui with a ruetie of al Ik*
Branch that the chip was alite. The
"You pruuiiaed me a girl today." ah»
raptale then »llrerted th» chief engineer raid. eUarply In Eugllah. although with
to turn oa> the water througti the Are
a prou» umwd furvigu acvwut.,
h«ae. Ttile was imp «aible lor the ran
It <*•«!» s » m H*®«».
“W* have only oue girt." be replied,
om that within Ave mlnntra alter the
Toniuijr AA Imt la tba he ¿ht uf fol*
"but ab» «anta alita«« «halara, aud ah»
alarm •»• given the Hankow a a»
|y." l>c’
laa't worth half uf IL"
ablaae lore and aft.
Pa Your titter's beau, tuy aua.
"All
of
them
want
more
than
they
’
re
Coplain Branch then awaksaod th*
la six feel t»u>
worth,
anyway.
Mt
me
•»«
ber
"
European peaeencer*. who ru*b*t down
"Anna Raadaalk!" called the clerk,
the gang«**, it* ladle* In their night
A tall. Jhln woman. w»tb a plain,
clothe*
The crew wm compelled to
■eave the »hip. which by thle lime wa* dark aliawl l»«q»,l over ber head like a
aunliunnet. et,t«-re»! the room. Ha*
• veritable furnace.
Rea (wind I ng to sign*!*, the British rtie»*» were broiawd. ami t»er whole ap
cru'aer Flora and tbe naval d<*kya/d pea ranc*. from bar long, at eng arm* to
diatpeched contingent* of *ngin«e *n>i her flat cheat, waa that of a woman
sM-atanta
The A mting bnga laa ol ua»l to bard work in tbe bel«ta of b»r
flramen ma,te heroic »ffort* to eatln native land.
gaiah the flam*«, which Irapwi to ■
"You want work?" questioned tbe
heliht of oaer 60 feet.
won lit b* employer
The Chinewe rteerage paeeenger» were
Tbe Immigrant shrugged tier about»!
thrown Into a hlghlfnl panic.
Hovrl era. ’There ar* plenty uf pla«?*«." at»»
lying shrieks end eriwa to save their •aid.
Her than» *>«•• flail««-»! a quee
live* ware tie*rd. but earepe WM ini
Honing ki>k. half humor, half Inquiry,
p welble, owing to tb* |r flammable ne uj-u beg Inter I.-ut..r. Then »he gave
lure of the cargo. Hundred* were
a atari of surprise, arid amihwL
AXred.tl'k* lYrparAli mlüfAi
burneal to death and many other*
“What wage* do you want?"
jump*«! into Ui* tiartmr and were
HimitalunJ iltL’KaidMdRetluJa
"Sixteen dollar*."
hm; ItK Sh ukm J b lull I kiwvlh df
drowned.
"It a v» much." came ibe objection
In good Hungarian. “Iu tbe old «vuu
iNEANTS/CHIltfKriW
AR ZONA UNITED.
try you gut lea* than two.’’
*Tbat‘* why I came to the new cutin
Tminok'!* D<e ilion Chrcrtul
Determined to Preserve Her Identity try.' return««! tlie Imu.lgra iL calmly
nr ss and R pm Conlaim nrt'Irr
and Will Refute Jo nt Statehood.
“Well," said tbe women, "I tbluk I
Opium Morjtlunc nor'luterai.
I'b.wnlx, Ari* , Oct. 1ft —Th* terri­ will take you."
NOT NAMCOTIC.
"I don’t know that I want to come
tory of Atlantia, rich in American citi
wnahip, aa well aa natural reaourvee, la yrt. Iluw many ba«* you In tb* f«!ll
I
making a determine»! fight to retain Ila lly ?"
beve
"What
difference
bow
many
1
identity.
The people aa a whole are
bitterly oppo»e<! to the plan of joint lu tbe family? You won't bare to nork
•tatehood with New Mexico. They ad­ nearly a* bard a* you did lu the ol«t
vance varlou* rearona for their opjxiti country."
tion. eome of them potent and other* of
“ThaP* why I came to the naw coun­
lilt I* apparent weight. Whatever tb* try." with a aa.lle
tea eon, they are overwhelmingly agamvl
“Well, will yeu come?"
joint »tatetn oI, and will kill■ the pr >p
"W bat’s ttie religion?"
Aptrfwl
Aperteti RcituMv
Ri'iiuMv r<>iTon«-i!pa
rorfonsl'.p*
oeition at ttie poll* next month. The
lion. Sour Slmnhrh.I)iaiTtxH*n
"What ba* that to do w th It?" aald
leader of tb* "jointiata" in Northeru the woman angrily. "My r»*Ugh>n la my
!\-.tms ! onvulsá mb » I» ». i tih
Intone a< knowle»liree that lie doe* not own affair. 1 will not empbiy you."
ncssandLossoi M i l p.
count upon no re than I ft per cent of
Turning to face the amuml clerk, abe
th« vote in favor of jointure.
far Sin .U- NlÇl at oc of
aald, “Khe ought to be sent back tu iter
The chief objection to union with
iarm work In lluugary. Nothing here
New Money appearo to 1« I.vae,i upoi.
la g'»>d enough for her."
NEW VOItK.
the disparity in via» and quality ol
Anna Itanduilk remnrked to a com
The
Menean
element
ir.
population.
Mexico rnmliera at least AO per l-inioii !:i the w--o.iu'a <*»>iupiirtmciit
New “
"I knew her.
She's Martha Zlldth.
camt of the total population. In Ari-
xona the Menean veto la al.-nt 15 poi Hhe ’»orked aa a »ervant girl for a
cent cf the total. Mnch ol the Meal farmer near the town from which I
EXACT CCPY or whapflr .
can population in Ariamo it tl «ting cume. If the got a rich man In thia
.onaiating of laborer* on rallrnada ami country, maylw 1 «-an. too."
irrigation *nl*rpti»e*, etc., while the
FAILED TO DESCRIBE WIFE.
Mexican* living in New Mexico are, ai
a rule, native of tho territory.
I
V lellm of Matrtw.ay Who T»o««kt
11» 1 uala t.«M< Bet.
STORM SPOILS BANANAS.
Hurricane Sweep» Through Central
America. Watting Si.000,000
When you btQf
WET
WEATHER
CLOTHING
you wrxnt
comploto
protec ti«>rx
nnd tong
•crvlce
These nnd mamr
other good point*
are combined In
TOWER'S
CI»H IVWA1O
OILED CLOTHING
Y»>u caret afford
to bqy any other
e*nn
<
/
• > •*•!«
CO Pr ft*«*
«»a.oa.
.U Yft A
HARD WATER
MADE SOFT
W. L. DOUCLAS
•3.50
4’3.00 Shoes
near in ths would
W LD m (! m $4 Gilt Idp Iks
starai b* sfle<iffftdss
I iHOU FOX
Bea*» ea-M. aa io *■ *o a
,-|t ee w h »-« • *A — *«
M>•*"«' >CtkU*ir«n‘a •?* *•«. t<
I
■ •
t
HL’
- T
U
T fy X* I .
Mtiiurii •_ MlaMHr« and
Childrft>n*• • h«»«*«; for •!) I«. fl« «liti waa »
»armi othrr «ttahe«.
If I could take you Into my large
tec tor lea at Brockton, Masa...and show
you how carefully W.I Douglai shoes
are ma«1e, you would then un«ler»tand
why they hold their »hape, fit better,
wear longer, and are ot greater value
than any other make.
Wkarviae yoe live. y«m cae -.»tal« W. L.
p—ilewl
Ml, ea«M »M *rV«a I, •<•■»*•«
•a ik, MVlom »kkk «rMe«t» »w a<ata,< h*»k
■rwaa »M teWrk»« •»*»
T.», ae •«*■»».
,M«e
*•» ,»«« Jaalar tar W I ttaagla, •»«••
•M Mtalit ee»»» hai *»* I*»««
Fa«« Cata* I ,, «t, «w» rsa* »■" "t ••»- «••»»».
WrVta tar
Calai-* •< t aU H>ta*.
t . *. I-CHAULAS, ttae* IS, Br-.kta. Maaa
ha 42
writing to
oe
New Orleans, Ort IS.—Damage« of
ully 11,000i >0, incluling the partial
ainolitlon of one town, war done bj
lie hurricane on the meet of Central
tmerica which waa rep» tied by a btiel
vlralaee me gage received hero laaet
-'glit. Wirvleaa anti cable advice« to
'ey to the I'nited Htalee F rnil companj
ay that probably no Iota of life oc
u r red.
Ttie hurtiiane appeared to be central
tear Bluefield*, on the eaat coaat of
S' careens. It awept in from the are
ia flrat fury wtrikir.g Little and Or rat
'orn ialanda, which were »wept bar«
•I vegetation aud their topography
>vrn altered by the eavre. On tbr
oainland the store's damage waa con
fined mostly to a path aboot SO mi «
viite, in which banana and rubier
r .pa were deetroye«l and plantation»
down down. Great damage ia report
•I from Rama, a town on the aonat
thou! tO milee from Biui-fleld*.
Mcg. Jaffarson Davis Dying.
New York. Ort IS.— Mr». J»f!»reon
itavi*, widow of the provident ol the
'oulederate gtatee, la dying of pnvu
nonia at the Hotel Majratic here. I'
• believed ehe cannot aurvive more
ban a few honra.
Mre. Davi» ha»
wen ill lor avverai deva, but it ha!
l»e.-n believed ehe would recover up to
last night, when a ru Iden change for
the «oree wee noticed.
Mra
Davi*
vent tn th* Majautic a »hort time ft*
m her return from the Adirondack»
a here ab» »prat m iet of the summer
'or her health.
FURNITURE MEN PROTEST.
Say Ra.lroadt Discriminate in Freight
Ratea to Pacific Coast.
Washington, Oct. 16.-- A complaint
haa inrrn ma»le to tbe Intrratate Com
mere* c-unniiaaion by the North Caro­
lina Caseworker»’ aaaocialioti, shier
uiemlwrahip c nsisls of Arms engsged
in the manufacture and sale of fnrni-
i*re, aga net many line* of railroad* in
the Writ, lovaiiee of alleged un|uatan<*
dlacriminatory ebarge* for tl.e trans
rortation ot furniture, especially trotu
High Point, N. C., and Danville, Va.
to Pacific coast terminal point*.
Tbe complainant* declare tiial the
railroad* clieege them II 70 per hnn-
lre«i poumlr for carrying furnitur,
r»m the North Carolina territory tr
Pacific coaet pointe, and inaiat upon a
minimum carh«d «eight ol SO.OOO
(tounda, «bar»«» they claim to tw able
to put into a car only 11.000 pound»
of furniture.
They inaiat, therefor»,
ihat th» rate» are unreasonable and art
■ he commiaaion to issue an order le
juiring the railroad* tn limit 3« !<•>'
arlnsd lot* ul furniture to 12.000
pein nd».
_______
Chmeae May Stay Haro
Cincinnati. Ort. 16.—Although • I*
barer at the prowent time, the fact that
be wax a merchant when ttie Ch in eve
-xclualon law waa paaawd, raved Jung
Yuen, a Cleveland Chineee, from de
pottallon, the United Htatee Circuit
court of appeale having eo decided to
lay.
Diotilct Judge Taylor ordered
Jung Yuen «leportod, a* he waa woiklng
n a Cleveland laundry when arrv»te»l
Illa atUiroey maintained that aa Yuen
waa a merchant in New York al the
lime the law waa pa**»»!, he waa there
No Word From Peary.
Ne«Y ork, Oct. IS.—The middle of lore exempt from deportation.
October having been reached, the lima
Hard to Reconcile Them.
limit eel tor receiving neve from the
Peary Arctic expedition, hope pracli-
Ctenfueg-a. Oct. 15.—Consul Grner
- ally «aa ahandonetf lent night of bear al Htetnhart'e eodeavora to eettla local
ng tl ie year from the band of rgplor- liAcuities ami reconcile the hostile
ere w I hi railed from tbio port 15 'actions have nnt yet borne mnch (roll
mon'ha «go
It waa esperte«! newe The Liberals oontlnne to demand th*
aouId come through the «halere «hen •emoval of all the pnllc* and would tw
they 'ailed into Dundee, Kentland, a* g'a»l to hava the mayor ot therity oust
Ttie amnestying of all per*«ina
the end of their cruioe tbio fall. The ed.
• halere bare failed to mme into port, mnnrc'eit with th* mnnlerof Congreea
»n<l thia ia taken that nna«nal weather man Villoendaa lest year is serving t
■inlet th* bed leeling* that have pre
ronditiona prevail in the Arctic.
vailed.
The volunteer*, inetea»! of
Trial of New York Central.
turning In all their gnna, have conceal­
New York. Ort. 1« — Tba trial ol the ed eome and buried other*.
New York Con'ral Railrn« I eouipanv
Muet Shelter No Strengere
lor the alleawl glving of rebatee of
mm» 121.000 to the A mer ir an Hugar
Hl. Petersburg. Ort. IS.—The minio-
Reflning company on engar ablpmenta ter of the Imperiai court has leaned an
to tho Wr*t la the tiret trial for the order forbidding < fflriaia and employee
Infraction of the Klkine la« ever un- of the court to tent rooma or other«ire
■fertaken In thla rlty. Wiih thia action •belter any perenna without the apocini
la lnan<nrateil a elttlng of the Fédéral permission of the miniatet. The order
Criminel court thaï may ho especte»! ia due to the »treat of Klrpnik'.f! and
to tact wilh Ile *ncre**tv» term« for at other Torrorieto at Peterhof. Heptember
leaet a year and prohably mnch loeger. 21. and the dioeovory I Sat many of the
participanta in the conopiracy «ere Us­
ing nntuapected in tbo immediate vi­
Army In Cuba Given Name.
Waahing’on. Oct IS — Prlgadler cinity of tho palace.
Geswtal Retry, acting chief of gtaff, lo­
dar ieeoed a general order by direction
ol tb* preeldeot atating that the mili­
tary fori-ee now aaeemblad in Cub* or
to be aaeemhled there are ennatituted
*n army tn be known a* the Army of
Cuban Feci fleet Ion.
A IMI
Rp«rkK
ill h
tW> •vrmag «Ltir Su t>«î girl lurueU b un
àrnr».*
Hoogkoog, Oct.
ataemar llaokow,
Hood's Sarsaparilla SELF ÜOVLRSMINT IMPOSSIBLE
Jn usual lh|ui'1 f- -rm uf Ui < t* ■■
IN THE NEW COUNTRY
“Say. you. Mr. Married Man," aald
a Coat»« H< uiw hotel clerk to an ac­
quaintance thia morning. "I'll make a
little l>et with you. You've bevu a vic­
tim of matrtmouy for five yeara, but
I’ll wager a good cigar that you can't
off hand tell your wife’* height, weight
au<! the color of her eye* and hair
Quick, uow, witbout *t< pphig to think
—la It a g<>r
■■Sure," replle«! the married man.
"I'll amok* on you."
“All right, go ahead with the de
ecrtptlon.
But be careful I am ac-
qualnted with her.
What doea abe
weigh J”
"A hundred and thirty three That's
ea>> we both got weighed a few day*
ago."
"Very good. Wbat'e tb* color of her
halrr
"Why. black ; that to. pretty near
black a *ort of browuiah black, with
a kind of a er— reddish tinge."
“Get out; that doesn't go. Reddish
black brown doeen't mean anything
How tail I* eher
“Welt, tbe top of her bead Juat come*
to my chin, and I am flve feet eleven
Incbea. Hbe’a about— let me a»e about
the fret two."
“Wtutt’o tbe «»lor of her oyeaT"
"Blue no. by Jlnka! I believe they're
gray. Confound It. I guv** I loe* the
bet. Heema to me an* eye t* blue, but
1 dlattnctly rrtiirmfier kM'klhg at one
of them th* other day and It waa gray
Or maybe it waa one of my atenogra
ptier’a ryra I noticed.
Darued If
knuw."
"Juat •»«." •corn fully remarks«! the
hotel clerk, "But nei ar tulud. you do
aa well aa tb* average man. Not one
In ten can give an accurate ilvecrlptlon
of hie wlfa
"I aaw an tnetance of It tbl* morning
In tbe Milwaukee railway ticket of
floe. An ol<1 married man wa* buying
ticket* for blmeelf and wife—tb* tick
eta that have daacrtpUona uf Lite pur
cbaaer punched tn them—and be
couldn't get bl* wife tranaportatl»<n un
til he luid gone borne and taken a louk
at her. Fact."- Kanaa* City Star.
The Triare et Wales* Mab Maa.
Ttie I’rtnce of Walaa baa aererai bob
blea. Ila keep« pigeon*. and, like the
Ciar of Ituaala. baa a bug» collection
of poetage «lampa But bla atrangeat
bobby la tba collectloo uf photograph*
of bable«. It la aald that Hie mora corn
leal i re the faena tba better ba like»
tbelr photographe; and be even In
éludai in hla cullactlon port ral ta laauod
aa adrertlaeiuauU by proprietors of In
tanta* tanda.
T»'k
• Vblwa <•> III«.
Plggmue I »»» that
th* champion
boot bla k la <ta*«L
iHauiuk'* Ye-» P >th Ixv'» a shining
mark
Am»r!ran Rp-- tator.
ÍM T-ribw-p Yea. aft»igvfbee
to mi a -I h . glit H.»y gHMu, »ru-
-ITvvelaud lwa»l»r.
In cut*ia< a ama! al II^rdraui • burU»l
•fatua ba« b«-en
ot Anna of
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f I**’** • XIIt • wbo d»«4
a; &‘a/ « -a Iòni.
Trcaeeaate«-
“I •»• tbry've l.a-barged that dark wb*
eared av a,u S «-may eet of l< suiall
ea-ary l>
igay kuow be «aa graft.: 4
all the li«f
"Tee b.i. tbay raapert now that ha g-t
• • of the a aft that rightfully be »4»--I
We Trust
Doctors
If you are suffering from
impure blood, thin blood, de­
bility, nervousness, exhaus­
tion, you should begin st once
*ith Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla >ou have Itnoun
all your life. Your doctor
kno* s it,too. Aikhiinaboutit.
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Tho Kind You Hain Alwitjm Bought, and ititi« It hs* be«*ti
in U*o for over 30 jraxra, h.ut borito tho ai-;natnro of
nnd hai been rancio tinilcr hla per­
sonal supervision alm o Iti Infancy.
Allow no one tadrcclv o you In thia.
All Counterfeits Imitations mid *• Jiiit-na-good” are lint
Experiments that tritio with mid rndangrr the health of
Influita mid Children—Experience! ug.iiint Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
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U<»rlc, Drop* unti Southinif Nyriip*.
It ia l*l«*iMaMt»
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contMlna iicltlicr Oplunt, Morphlnn tmr othrr Narratiti
•libatane*«. Il* Ago I* Ita guiiriiiit«-«». lt «!< *>tr«>y*
<»rui*
And alla«* l‘rvrri*»lii«c**. lt rurra IMitrrlurit nini Mimi
('olle. It rrllcvca Tretlilnir Troablra, curri Con-tlpatImi
ami Elntulcii» y.
lt it*»iinll.it«-i thè F< mh I, ri-util.it«** thi»
bt<-in.u li ui-.d Itomi*, glvlnir lo-altb.» inni naturili elmp.
Tito <. hildrcii'iv Panacea 1 In» .Molli» r*-» 1 tic mi.
GEN VINE
CASTORIA
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ALWAYS
Bears the Signaturo of
r«r»ib«>M«h«.
Grandma Tuanny* I« cher» anything
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Makes the
Load Lighter
An ounce of grease is sometimes the Only difference between
profit and loax on a day's teaming. YOU know you can’t afford
a dry axle — do you know aa well that Mica Axle Grease is the
only lubricant you can afford? Mica Axle Grease is the most eco­
nomical lubricant, because it alone possesses high lubricating prop­
erty, great adhesive power, and long-wearing quality. Hence, the
longest profitable use of your outfit is to be had, only when the
lubricant is Mica Axle Grease.
Mica Axle Grease contains powdered mica.
This forms a
smooth, hard surface on the axle, and reduces friction, while a spe­
cially prepared mineral grease forms an effective cushioning body be­
tween axle and box. Mica Axle Grease wears best and longest
one
For To«<erUr*e *wke.
"Weary, why duo't y»r ever dr. no
work?"
“I'm t'lnkln' *'
my deecvndantA
IUgg*y "
“Wot d'yer meauT"
"Fur be It from me to do any art
that'll keep ’em from boa at In' that th*
More Yellow Fever Cavee.
fountler of tbelr family wu* a gwut of
Washington, Oct. IE — The Marine leisure I"—Cleveland leader.
H ■epital eervlce baa been ad via«. I of
A certain plain woman baa a band
tba appearance ot thrw» new caaee of
We wonder If abo
yellow fever at Havana and of one at ami» husband.
properly appreciate* bim J
Cionfueg* and one al Guinee.
rniTirn
MICA
7-
greasing does for a week's teaming.
Mica Axle Grease saves horse power
consequently saves feed. Mica Axle
Grease is the best lubricant in
the world
use it and draw a
double load. If your dealer does not
keep Mica Axle Grease we will tell
you one who does
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