The Santiam news., October 26, 1906, Image 5

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UNITf 0 STATlS SÍNATOR
FROM SOL 111 ( AROilNA
PRAhtS Pt-RU-NA.
I have many toullfui thought«."
it the long haired taaarvtrr. who
tg'.nee be ia’ a burn pvl “that I
.ja^e to give to the public la tbe
! Idea, young man.
•y bachelor.
“|fe a
never Imlu-e tbe pub-
HaraJilw <
tiaroqiaf
i* <>f tbe »ìwigM» in Cown ite»
>< tur c < mmì « at a tv’lix'liou • ttrw
’(tua», mj » thv VVa«hlH£tou l'oait.
ao tua li y
to lite
»t <b* a«lvrrti«rtu**at. Ot>» of tboet
peraona waa a tali. «^Mninaudiuff k*»k
Ine woimii , witb a «Ir termi ned Ftaff in
hef v«4ee. Kbr (NlttMMl leraLlr a la bif­
fili of futiflr« and no» k ploro«, aiul i*
a di*cu*a th«*;u witb tlte aalra
t)
Hbr kw>k«*d at Itola muff and
i? that. and at Vpn<ih ber ryoa
9 a mink tnuflT ijiug at • little
no fruii* tbo otbera. Hhr plcki-d
aud b»4krd al It dI mi pprorln<ly.
MI*
Cor
do
SNOW EUS DEEPER
Sheepmen In Hjomlng, Colorado
and Sew Mexico Suiter.
W JRST STORM IS TIISTÏ RARS
Whole Country
r «-Senslur M. <. Butke.
Dyapepeia ia often t« i»«d t>v catarrh
Of t • a » ’ ’
*
Hird» !!•••
«rie».
larrh of the st : • b and ia therefore a
Many t.irds are provided with natur­
remedy ’ r
- »
al n« f.<- lew, a transparent tiomihrane
e e••*« ••••••••«••••••«••«•••••♦••••«••esse aweese calimi tiw third eyelid. This third eye
itnu M 0. Butler. I v U. H. He«. I lid when not tn u«e Iles folded In tbe
ator from H nib Carolina for tw^! tuner comer of tbe eyac Two uiuv-lev
terms, in a letter from Washington, j work It. «prwidlng It over tbs comes
D. C., writes to the 1‘eruna Meili- f nr folding It up agata niu- b mors else
cine C-o. aa follows:
erly tlmti a m»n < <i put <-n - r take of!
’*1 u»n re. <<«»»nend f'muoa far d-,%- ; h!« «iMx-tai'1»«. Hut f»r this third eye
lid t'ir eagle ic.iild not Im k at the sun
prpua and Uumvh Irtmbk
I
for • %bor(
hern w-<• c >mjr medi«
li linearla railway earrtagea are i il.»
period ..'-<1 I frrf *rr> nw<h frbriiM.
infected at Iba end of erery jo-oraey.
It n uh I. rd <• wonderful ntcdwinr, bc-
««!«-» a good tom. >•
A WOMAN S KIDNEYS.
■ «•••»«•«•••■••■««•• • «« • • • ■ •••••see••»»••••••••ss4
Woman
have so n.nrh to do, eo many
Catarrh of the stomach is tbe eorrart
name tor tnoal cases 4 dyspepsia.
in peina to anfler, ao many critiral pvriodi
order to < uis catarrh of the stomach to a" thmovh, that II Is imp -riant t<
keep tbe kiilnaya well
the catarrh innet be eradicated.
and
avoid the beck
Daly an internal catarrh remedy,
ache, bearing down
inch as i'arnna, is available.
pain, baedacbae, dis­
Psrnna eva lly meets th» indications
sine««, I an go or ami
other common • 1(04
«bir«iMfl th* mam».
of wrak kidneys. Mr*
a • »inc <*f ttame peofde.wbo
Ctiarlea K. -mith,- o’
tr ? •
• >'
23 Boyden St., Woon-
anyth; 4 * »• " r< »
aockat, R. 1., says
"Yt»." anawe:«d MCayenne, **i
L
4
■•My kidneys were
ohuerve that hr ah»«?« bat n> be cuai
• rak lro*u ebildhood. and lor eight or
•«.1 to ► -
r.
ten yrara past my »uttering« were terri
!••• tbaa—
lite. My back waa vary painlul and 1
were
What would y »u du if a man
had many annoying symptom« I kwi J os
to court you until you were
When I began taking Ikiao'a Kidney
Old
•
...
»
si Pilla 1 wngF.i-I only 120.
Today 1
a 1 » wB|<Dj«cr Item o? a aimilar raan
aaigh lfi6, and am in buttar health
*Why,M said Ml as Taaaay, "Id mar than lor years,
I> ten’s Kidney Pill»
ry blui
have hewn my only kidney medicine
They bring
during four years |»aat.
In lialland an unmarried w *a3«h In
tn» out of every attack."
V a • »' ) * . *
1. ' » ■ >1
S lid by all dealers.
60 cents a box
wh •• a married uue takea
I rater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
r* teft
the
Rocky
Mountain« and M.«sourI River
Under White PaH.
fienver, Oct. 23.—Hnov,
elud
aed
coki bava axtvn4»<i over n»e»ly II'« et­
ili« cunntry betnvan thè Rocky monti-
lama «■-<!
thè
Mi««>ari
ranaing hravy love
o(
viver today
IItest rk
and
Ituit. Tclrg'apfi wlr»e havebeen pros­
trile»! and tal II orni arbednl«e dlrartsrg
ed.
a« a faint cicUmatlnu from
eboae back bad berti turned
it th al moment. Nbe snatibed tbe
muff fr.-iu th» ban«!« of tbe cotun-aa i
lüg ke. , Ing wutuan. 7 berti •>*• not
¡v>k«m. hut for tb» «pai» of ten
1 fully eg|M*>rtMl tbe t«o to
Ir c->ni.Te. ant I «as pt*per»<J
to pot ay money on tbe woman wtc
OWUtxJ the muff.
Between
Tbe alotm la slmoel nupiacedrat
•4 far «vvetlly at thla »ateon uf tbe yrar
«od tak«« tsnk, an-ordirg tolte Uealh-
er Nutrao. a Uh thè «noe fall oo Aprii
li and 2», 1»*S.
l'p to fi o'cltt k ibis evening ahout 20
m I. m ol atiu« had fallen in Itonvei
«od indirstions vera llial tbe ano*
«irtild ronlinua all night.
locaily hot little dama«» wa» do«»
fibevpmen In Wyoming, Uolotado and
Ne» Mrairo, il is lo leve»!, will euflet
hravy liaars, ss tbey «ete unprepared
' ir «neh wraiher
Ther» are I.untiteli»
4 tona of eag.tr l>eeis and thou»an<!« ol
>arreis <4 app'.ee s'ill In tbe t-pen it
he nortbern pari <4 Colora<’> and
«boold tbe rold continua, tbe ilamag»
«ili I» very g»rat to tbe raneberv
relcgraphic servire tbiough-iul ili»
A .»
1 • > ’ a , • « • t a: : !»«.■•
lefinltely late.
The b! «rar-t vrh'eh haa be*n rag'ny
n Pueblo and vicinity sii ce rarly Bai
ir<lay alternoon le eligbtly aliateli ibi»
morning. Railroad and Street car trai
fi. >a badly < »ippled.
The Rio Grand»
«est ol Pueblo haa aoff ted moet In m
<he snow, whicb is onneually beavy
«long ita line, rang ng from lfi itici.e»
at Fiorence to 30 incbve at Bneua Vie
ta. Trame from tbe F.ast are generali,
fyum a few minute« lo »»verni booti
al». Catti» and olber sto k un rari gei
mffered from tbe wet snow and cold
Colmalo Hpringe reporte that tbe blis
«ard, wblch lisa *ieen In progrrae lor
thè past 43 houre, broka Ibis nierning
Traina are acmeubgt delayed.
Th»
temperature in Culorado Hpringa tiii»
mornlng waa abolii 15 above aero,
Bu'ldirgs
Rased and Packing Plant
Destroyed by Free.
Hall lake City. Ot 22. — Fur 24
boors this city and vicinity was swept
by a wird storm of imparali»led eevsr-
ity. in addition to three «ericas ml
•ten I « to persona, props’ty baa been
devaatalad over a wide area, a fire
tanned by the wind I.a. obliterated the
n»d plant ol tbe Clair P«<brrg com­
pany, and a monetary lose ul ap.iptosi
■uataiv 1260 0<X> te entailed.
Ddilng tbe full period el the storm
trains t-ava arrived 'rregnlatly or not
al all. For n>u<b of lb» time the streel
ear aerile* haa leen al a alandal ill. and
i be ele-tric lighting planta ere out ol
rosnm-saioa.
The borolrg of the Utah packing
plant, north ol the city, ia tha muai
•»flous singla loas
The building l ad
juat b en rom; e»t<l ai a r «t ol litio
000. and was to baie twen put lato nse
in a few days. Tbe project wa» inaog
aratavi by Wevtern cattlemen and wa»
>n opposition to tbe large peeking
>roua«w la tbe F'.aat. The caute ol tire
fire haa not been aa s tained.
Only •
•mall fractiuu of the ioae ia cover«! by
incora neo.
Ruined buildlrg*. fallen chimneys,
h»okrn w lodos a. Iiaaine.1 aigna in*
tcrpplnl trees tbrougbonl this and ad
jomirg towns are tire moat common
on vent re of the ato» m and «sgri-gvte an
mmanae Iona
Tbe wind attaine»! a
maximum velocity Io 63 mile« an hour
For hours at maintained an average
■ p»»d of 33 nob*« an hour.
The beai
aaather bureau has l>een handle apped,
hut axprv«a»a the opinion that the
-torni Is forai and Wirb little effect
north of Ogden or tonth ol Provo.
LOSS WAS HEAVY
Cuban Hurricane Crottat the Inland,
Laavirg Death in Trail.
Havana Hrt. ff J —M> re » om Irle re
porta have been trct'lv»»! by Govern»»»
dag<M»oii and ehow that the rrrent bur
• ban, which ewept acroea Co ba, h ••
anaril greater damage than waa at flrat
•upp.FeL
** . »e* »•( IH m are non
known to have t>ewn I oat at tbe remit ol
the »torm.
The w irat reports come From the Ba
tabanOg on th» eouth coa»t o( Cnba. the
point where tbe cyclone Aral Birin k the
»tlai 4.
Forty Aahing tchoonrra are
now known to have been loat
Mani
rorp’ea have
p cted up A »ting In
the lay. and it la believt*! the dead a»
thie point alone will reach nearly 100.
The ma] >rity of the vivtinte are Spaniab
Ashertnrn. Wreckage from the ver Sela
which were dettroyed litter the abore»
for miles. !t it l»eliev«d that •»versi
•mall rchoonera were «wept out to aea
and loat, their crews periahing.
The town itself euffeirwd »«verely
WISCONSIN REMITS TAXES.
Nine bediee haw l»e« n remove I *o far
Iron» the rniua.
On every band are to
Increase in Railroad Asseasmedt Sup­ ’»• Bren evidence* of the Bt.trm'a fury
Ifnttera were blown down, trees were
plies All Funds Necessary.
’proofed, and devastation has been
Madison, Wia., Oct. 23.— All the
wrought generally. A conservative ee
state taxes, with tbe exception of Hi»
limate of the damagn in that city is
i thx>I lax. ahii h a as refuted to hall
11100,000.
The greatest d nags was
of one mill, were remitted today by th»
•■aosed in the lower porli n 4 the city
«taw board of aeaeasora. There is al
The upper section away horn the shore
ready so much money in the state trees
scaped alm »t tuiracalouely.
The
ury that none ul the ufficiala know
«barre« were badly damaged, in many
a bat to do with it.
»•« mi completely wier-ked.
With the proepset of more than |2,
•>1)0,000 • miing in from this year'»
More Delay for Hermann.
lax»«, Male Tressnr»» Kempf threw up
Washington. <M. 22. — Represents
bis bands in devpair and »aid there wa»
rive Ringer Hermann will not be placed
oo way to spend it. Accordingly <<ov
hi tr al In this cit- on the indictment
ernor Davidson, Hn-retary ol Mate
barging destruction of 16 official let
Homer and Mr. Kenipl met today and
i-rpress copybooks until sometime after
d»elded to remit the taxes.
tie Christmas holidays. No definite
The railroads are footing the bills
vrrangement for the trial has been
That, in the main, is the reason for th»
nade, but ths court's d wket Is now w
action today, the first time such •
Tiled that it will l>e lmp'issihle to bear
•
eeeplng
move
has
teen
made
in
lbs
loi K C
he ca«« within the next thriw months
history of the state, it is one of th»
4ince the ca»e was last postponed at the
reeulle ol Herator laFollette's loi>y
line Mr. lleney w»v called to Han
tight when he was in tbe governor's
w j y.
-rancieco nothing has twen beard from
■ hair. Under the new ad valorem law
Hermann ar I his whereabouts are on
purer and
Hie roads pay about *2,o00.00d annu­
mown to the court. No ar.liety is felt
ally, or one thud more than they did
more elio, ¡cut
m this score however.
under the old license fee system.
The amount ol taxra remitted is It.
than any Dak
Quake Wrecks Trestle.
ft 18,236.
Instead
of raising this
ins Powder that
Portland, .Me., Oct. 32.— Teo earth
amount from the tavpvyeie, the admin­
istration will deduct it (rt ur the gene­ e'locks last night dratioyed about '00
co>t> three times
ral fund of the state to mret <-eiain l»*et >d a temporary highway structure
as much.
The
filed expenditure!.
The school tax, which croesM the upper harbor.
amountinglo 1'13.11*0, g >ee beck to first «hoi k was fell at •> o’clock and tbe
VO»*-- «W
Both shocks were
25 ot. for 25c.
the taxpayers In the support cl the • cond at 7:07.
light, but were distinctly felt by pedes­
public schools.
trians.
Accompanying the rumbling
AI I e metri
was the sound made by the cracking of
Relief Fund for Winter.
the timbers of the temporary structure.
Washington, Od. 23.—Theeiecutir» It is feartd 'bat great damage has lieen
Jaquel Mfc. Co.
cornitiittee of thè Red Cross haa finally done to the foundation of the new high­
Chicago
apprvved thè estimate« of thè Bar: way bridge nearby, for which 1250,000
Francisco relief c unmittee for thè con
was appiopriated recently.
tinnente of thè relief w rk in that city
Th»re arw about 330 t.».-••• r» on thia
Through kt tbr world, about 3 prr cant
up lo July 1 neat. Origlnally piarmi
Combine Packing Houses.
ear'll that bata bad aia,
.• tu
I«ra
* ¡‘
* u< ^‘rt :,iJ
al |6,000,0o0, tliese »-eli maire tiare
•ltxi.n
th* aoa.
Chicago. Oct. 22.—Rumora that •n
l>een reduced by a little more than
Kngliah holding company ia being or­
c——"
|700 OuO. M al of thè money le al ready
ganiaed to take over all ’be packing ín-
in sigili, as thè Han Francisco commit-
>
tee ha« a balar.ee of 12,302,000, wilh
«nd fa«t in I aballe street today.
The
unti loti suttecripllons sub). < t to cali ol
capital of the concern is «aid to be close
*900,000. The Red ('rose prt pel hold»
to b&OO.i 00,000. aid J. Ogden Armour
a little over |2 >.00,000.
I« mentioned a« the practical! chief
While nobody in a position to give the
Idle Negroes to Dig Canal.
facts would say anything one way or
Washington, th
23 —N. F.Thomp the other on the subject, certain things
son cf Chattanooga, Trnn., rallwl a* that ta e le rally traisp r «1 in the
the Witile bouse today and invited • reet are calird significant by students
President Riewevelt to attend tbe Im
4 similar financial proceedings.
migration and quarantine conference to
Th. rv
be held in Nashville next month, and
Black Hundred Attacks Stolypin.
nsed not
.Mr
on tbe preciderli’«
invitation
Hi. Petersburg Ort. 23 —The strain­
ba a C u IJ
Thompscn called again tonight,
Ti.» ed relations bet ween Premier Htolypin
room in tha
provident lias, however, d»c iiiwl the aid th« Reactionary league la eel-
h<-uM If yoe» c-wo
invitation, because he c mid not find It d •need hy the publication of th« first
a PUF ( CT ION Oil
p leeible to attend.
Mr. Thumps n atta* k directly apoo th« premier. Th«
raid he suggested to the president that Banner, the Black Hundred organ, pob-
Haater. Tha la an od
ll • idle negroes In the Hou'h be utili« II» lira revelation» concerning the nego
beat« that gives aaUalacttoa
ed for labor on the Panama canal.
wberevsr uacd.
Produise u.lmu
nation« «titered into a month ago when
beat without un ir or «meII bscauae it u
the premier gare cerala aasurancee to
Bl /sard Reaches Kansas.
» big delegation from at leaat 104»
«qutppaJ wrth sn> kelsa davtce no troubla,
Ellie, Kan., Ort. 23 — Colorado’» branches
The Banner chargee the
oo danger. Eaaely carrwd ar.wnj Iroci r «en
mat,
and
pre
­
tn >w storm is passing
premier with having broken faith.
to room. Y ou cannot turn ths wkk loo brgh
vailed today in Western Kansas. Paa
<w loo fo w. A* <A»y and aampk to cara k*
seng»rs reaching here thle morning on
Soldiers Qo In Pursuit.
as a Ump.
• I
belated east bound trains report «
HI eridan,
dan, W,
Wyo , Oct. 22. — Tn i
heavy enow storm between Kill* anil t'O'pe c.
of the Tenth
cavalry left Fort
.
P.nver, at some pointe aaeuLalng the Robinson, Neb., at noon today from
prrpir’ione of a blrsard. with four Gillette, Wyo., to round up tbe fund
inc lire to one foot of enow on tbe of marauding Ute indiana from the
(Equipped with Smokeleaa Device.)
gronnl. Ths temperature IS moderate, While Rock agency, Utah. The com­
1« an ornament to ths home. It is mad« in two ftnivba nkksl
however. The enow ia drifting badly manding utBi-er ia aaid to have instrnc-
and Upcn.
H»cw oil I-unt beautifully smbeweed.
Holds
at a good many points.
ti<-a« fr-un the War defartmeut to take
4 quart» of ml snd Eurn« *» hours. Every biller warrtnted.
the Indiana dead oi alive.
I to not be ulrdwd with anything but a PtRFECTION Otl H»»t«r.
Bi srard Coata Tsaae With Ice.
If you canmw g»t Hester or information from your dealer write
Snowstorm in South Dakota
Dallas, Tex , Oct. 23—Wind blow-
»« ne»r«»l sgsncy lor dexnpliv« circular.
ing at a veln lty of »>0 miles an hour Is
Flong City, Iowa, Ort. 22. —
• weeping serra» the pinina country in patihea rere I red at the Chicago, Mil-
mikra the boma
the Texas pan han lie, with blinding aankee .4 Ht. Paul < fflee in thia city
bright, la th« aalcat
3 beat lamp loe
sleet and »ra w
Grana Is co- er I with •tat» that a heavy am« atorra with
»- * • ’«yht. F
ice, but cattle are m good condition and wind prevailed all night on th« Kapi'
rat
tbe h*»« will not he heavy.
At Chan- City eatanalon of that road in Roeth
Th« enow I« drifting and
ning a bl aaard is raging
In the Dal Dakota.
lae territory the ton pera tn re baa be-ti a íowplowa hare bran order»d to Cham
tn tbe 70’s, but at midnight is falling. berlain and Piesbo.
S nd
right a-
1 t’a
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-30 COUNT-
no niAUer how
boil the wvAtlier
You cannot
afford to be
without a
TOWERS
W,\TERi’POOF
. . OII.ED SUIT
U OK SLICKER.
When you buy
look for the
SIGN OF THE f ISH
CASTOR
IA
For Infauta und Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Beers the
Signature of
Thr I nilnrai of lbin««.
•‘Everyth.t»g y«>u buy !• adulterated
Bowada?*/* <rritnbh*d old
the stuff they put in raunoo era ker« and
other lutrrual
ma^biuea.
•tronfpr rrery year.**
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MfltKSON MAIIIIMRÏ COMPANY
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t u a r»
itbara will find Mr« W.ns! wte A «thing
kyrop th* tw&i r« tu rd y t.» um tjt thair ebUdreu
during the tew thing pcriud.
« oRiui|urRr» of a Haali Art.
“Our wife,” wrote the editor of the
Rpikeiown Bhstard, ”te ai«'k fr.>«n over­
work.
While ahe waa an<>opiBg iwjo J
•ur tenet um yeaterday morning aha found
»he *>fflea towel and Inataled on taking it
h»»« and washing II.
Buch a thing
never bappmvj t- '
ani » .’b tbe help
of tbs I^>rd It «ball never happvn again !*
SIOO Reward.
Tbe renter« ut th!■ i
»1)1 ba T ’eaawt tc
lea
•
• * - a -
thaï
« haa been • • U>
• I- • » It«
■ N«rB. »u l that te • ata-rb
Ht ■< aterre
tura iBthvonly |*)ait>va cur» Bu-wn u» (toa
»«•lirai traterulty
‘ atar»h br < a rQuttnu-
tJi'ual diaeaæ. renUlîe» • a»>»Bti-ud - j . n I ireal-
tueni. H ali’b < a larra ' uw •• .a* m internan 7,
arcing dir»> -iy ujon th* O < l and f’
■*
*uf a» *■ <»t th* •rt e», tb»rri>> «î »' -.'jiiiig ma
fuundailua <»t »h* ! •*••*. an Í giving te» c«a-
tiant Bircigth by I W; n < »p the »> f • ■- ’ «
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tinurt lu «fl ■ il» W ra
I he
|»fvuil*i4>rB ba»a »u mueh (allb tn lia eurative
t>
that th*y ■ Ifrf <»• • H1*.
• ! *•
art
l«>r any
that U taUa locura ’•*»'
ilal
ot tp«tlmonlala
A 1.1 r*«
r J. < HIN IT A co.TUedo.a
Bol l by grufitela. ÎM.
Malfa Family mia ara che batt.
Banking by Mail
WE PAY
4%
INTEREST
<>n savings depoaita of a doller
<-r inore.
cotnp»nind<-d twicw
rvery yrar
It ia )n«t a» • *•¥
to open a - iv i.g« 1
int w lh
ne by Ma I «- if you livcd ii' Xt
door
ftend (<>r <>ur frea look-
lat, •'Rank r.g by Mail,*' and
learn lull pait cnlara. Ad-fr- ea
mule T eam
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STIFFNESS, STITCHES, LAMENESS, CRAMP,
TWISTS AND TWITCHES. ALL DECAMP WHEN
YOU APPLY
ST.
JACOBS
29 AND 30CENTS
- N -I
•3.50& IN ’3.OO
Shoes
WOULD
Portland, Oregon
F . N. U
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W LDraghi $4 GJt Uga lag
uflratMeqiiillsIslMijp'ic»/
T»v " L. ■>*.i»glM W ..me»’«.. M >••*• «n4
(«Il-Ion« »H>w«. r«r •» I*. «1 «nW wear
Ih-r •«»—I nlHrr m«b*«.
II I could take ><>« Into my large
factorlenat ItciKkton, Mass..and «hove
you how laretully W.I.. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then under «land
why they nolJ their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are of greeter value
than any other make.
WMrn* yoe Ilia, v«« ran --M«Hi W. L.
0*u«*•• «a-w«. Hi» m « w and p»«u !• «4ae»e«4
a* th* O.ri -m, wShfi •»-«•««•
•«•!••» kigti
p»X«« «nJ InirrMr «tow«,
toee. A»k t«wrS«alv» w
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OLD MONK-CURB
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Will do mor» ( Uaninf, mor» Shirking,
do it BMter, with !«•• Labor and Wear
on lb* Hand« than any other artkcl» coal«
mg Doubt« tie Pric».
Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank
The Yaatbrul Idea,
-Pop, are lawyers always bad tern
perieli”
“Of courae not. my son. Wbat made
you think aut"
-Why, the papers are always fo'llng
about their croas eiamluatluua.”—Bal­
timore American.
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V-r«>-'77.¿7
• |) r ••<■
ImliathiR.
Eva—Tee. when be proceed be
spuke tn sugared words, Hut I found
out sfterward they were not real
Edna I'erhap« they were euly glu­
cose words, dear.
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