The Santiam news., October 30, 1908, Image 4

Peculiar toeltsclf
Tbs Man at tbs l>—>r My llttls girt,
ma'aui. picked up a sh,>i«t-lu' bag wbi< t>
In selection, [roportlon »nd combination sbs say» »be sarti »u old lady drop—
of Ingre-lients.
su' I tb igtit msylw It was pur*
In I be pr>- ess by wblcb Ibelr remedial ma'am
Ths fxdy In the Hall (haughtily) —
value« are eilra« ted and preserved.
It lent
In effe- llvetws«, usefulness and SCOOOmy, There ar» so old ladi-« here
mlns
Curing ttw widest rang* of diseases.
Dung lbw m ot good for the money.
And
Cleveland Pialli Dealer
Having the most me<llelnaJ merit,
Abd tbe great«»! record of cur»»,—
Itrlrtlr
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
!n utual liquid form or In cbomiatrd
tablet» ku *u •• Sarsatabs.
•«•11»
|*gislsst Is I F
Mr 11 an k »•» wn,M said th« mother of
the young woi- «n to th« youth whom «he
* t«4 of en • n.‘.Hi.> to become a
tn« tn Mr of th« family, *'ba»» you ever
been bap!liedY*
“One«. I think.0 he auaw«r«d, be«itat*
iagly
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Hint
t IT«-. I
The !*□» tor I'hat i« a t»»in( In th«ra
peuti<*» I »hall hake to kxdi up
I find I
am growing ru*t).
the |•raf•«w^'>r • Ibiefyt The rti»«» la
too much iron in jour
a
»<•■». rat».
What Is the whale blowing
nit
FERINA A TONIC OF
GREA TI 'SEFl LN ESS.
E •venth A nual Con»«- non to Meet
in Pittsburg.
Denver, Oct, 26. The executive
committee of the American Mining
Rheumatism is c*t*sc¿ by an excess of uric aci-l in the blood, which is
congress yesterday issued the official carried through the circulation to all pevrtions of the system. Every ttiuwle,
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call for th* 11th annua! convention to
■che«, inflan mat n, at ill nos an-l other well k now n symptoms of the disease.
bo held in Pittsburg December 2, 3, 4 Permanent relief from t!ie pain» an-l discomfort of Rhcumatt*u> cannot be
and 6, 1903. A special effort is con* 1 expected fturn the uve «d liniiucnta. plaster», an-l other external treatment
U*mplat«-d looking to the final enact­ ; which dors not r i< h tbe Mo«xl, where the cause ia located.
•tad. S
Su- h miaiUKS
ment of the bill for the crratiun of a give Utuj'orary rehtf, but in order to cute Rheum.«!’• iu the utic acid and
bureau of mines, now on the ealen iar I inflammatory |<oisoit must be expe lied from the blood.
S. S. S. eurml
of the t'nitid Slate, senate for third Rheumatism tweause it is a perftxt blood purifier,
it goes down into the
reading.
circulation, ncutraluu a lite unc acni and drives it from the bl-sxL S S. S.
Particular attention is called to the expels the irritating, infiammatory matter which ia causing
ing the pain
pain, swell­
work of congreaa in making investiga­ ing ar.-l other dis oiuf
uif vrt.
«rt. enriches
curiche» the weak, sour
»-«ur blood, an-1
an-l jn
j, rmirnntly
tions rotating to the protection of the cures Rhe iniatum. In all forms of
ncutff or chronic,
<»f Rheumatism, whether acute
c
lives of miners; proposals for the elim­ S S S will be f *-tn
*-m 1 I a a.ife,
aafe, wgctabte
w o-t i’.4c rvmrdy,
remedy, p-x
possessing the pr petti«-»
ination of fraudulent mining stuck needed to vire and at the S iine time a medicine that bull«!» np the entire
opent «*n«; the relations between cus­ system l»y it - fine tonic effect»
B-x*k on Rheumatism and any medical advice
toms smelters and the ore producer;
free to all who write.
TH£ SWIFT SPLCIF1C CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Federal aid for mining school» ami ex­
periment stations; th«- exploitation of
th«- rar«- mineral resources of the coun­
try; the conservation <»f mineral re­
sources; the timber and water supply,
and the unification of the mining laws .
of th« several stales, are th«-particular
subjects which will be under discus­
. /"AOML AITC
sion. It is announced the convention
( M 4 }
will bo an open forum for the diacua-!
Afri
sion of ail mining subjects.
The call invites the president of the
the j’niüiî canfor
I'mted State«, the governors and heads
lr liner »e.
of commercial bodies to appoint dele
**G»
w you in the conserrn-
UCrtT»?/n£-a£MI
gates, A special feature of the body tory t
fteiuoon embracing an
feUAFANTUb «A!t»r»3*
will tw a coal mine gas testing plant,
SLTTTS ^322
now in couriw- of construction in Pitts­
SLICK EPS *322
burg, under an appropriation made dur­
ar J4-*r «r
ing the last session «if congress, which
ST c-
will then lx- compleltd.
jpm ar nt<
It
Inquiring Friend You're given
tx-xe?
Ilow did you ever o-imuxm
enough fortitude and avlf denial to
that?
Itudger—I paid • high prv’d àml-*»
S25 Io tell nw what *«• Hie matter with
me, »nd that wa> h>e »>!. prwripti--ti
By George. I oiuldn't affotd to wul« all
that moovy!
th«
Urrhraflua
“Ilan y■> ir utflrr been t»hrr>?*’ allied
•n« uf th« waiters
“Ye«,'’ »aid Mr Welbroh», **flf’«m min­
ute» agv
If it i»n*l too late, '«hough, I’d
like to rhang« it ”
"'I o rbange your order, elrV*
"Vrt. If >ou don't mud I'll change It
to as •usreaty.*’
T0WER5 FISH bRAfiD
cr
lY&i’k OILED
Mother» wf’l Cr-d Mr» W|n»l>ev*» O- tbla«
•j
, ’tv i •• f'
d I i t • m *« n*r ibvir ib Uir u
tb« tret Liu g pvf aa J»
S. Tharin, attorney at law
Tb» fifth wrddin< anofvrmary 1« the
"wooden" wedding the tenth, 'Tin
hf and counsel for Anti-Trust L» ague,
te»nlb, "crjo'al(went j-fifth« "edrer .** . writes from Pennsylvania Ave. N. W.,
thirtieth, "pearl." fiftieth, "golden;** ■ Washington, I), (‘.„as follows :
"Having used I’r-UIM for < aturrtial
eetenty fifth, ’'diamond."
dwiidiis, I am abl«, to (■ -tify to it«
|!y fh« A«khife**i of
."ie-Mu-» T»»m ■ Hof«» ft»
Orlale «I IS« • -olMeve.
. great remedial excellence and do n«d
Ih» «»••’» in wh h
t*. yriw. » ud * tw ^
Esmeralda I don't care uiu, b tor auto hesitate to give it my emphatic en­
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- « • f.e.l - ).«* -Sr ■ a •
mobile rid i.g
ffsM v||< k« quit
fWMMrvtad
dtaUM**
dorsement and earnest recommendation
Itam of th* YMrnhh in t»r(. ih» «»rnu»h wiU U»
Gwenihilvn I eUFtx»» not . the rhauf Ui all persons affertilì by that dii- rdi-r.
b*nrfi»«’O by th» pt <*M ontionriljr
fe-ir caa'i uiei .g» '.be u. bine with uni 1 It is also a lent» of great u-.efuli e.«."
cow'» u«L4«r Ì» b»i«f in a chan h«ahhy and
bau«L
Mr. T Barne.-ott. West Aylmer, On
•m««u«h r> -ndlu «n by •a hi’a It wHb ’Jn-Muta»**
ENORMOUS LOSS IN COAL.
Team IL-ea» are! toaUw
Thu prevent» »• ■‘tyh
tarlo, Can., write«;
"l.aat winter I
Pr«»»p««ll»» Uual««»»
nee»
M*«*n«ksa
rv»rhed <«*aUi whtah mak«»
was ill with pneumonia at.er hav ng la
milk » < ’in.* • «trvad I** fh« < « and • wu<ry G»
"I II take your deiuag» case." satai g.ipp». I took I’eruna for two months, Trade Loans «1,500 000 Weekly by
<h* milker
th. lawyer, helping to his feet Ih» man when I became quite wi ll, i also in-
Cotton Lockout.
Th* milk
U h*|»t fr«e frwn »iaU»«*»« »hml-
just hit t-y an automobile
ducevi a young lady, who was all run
nrev »nd Btirkin««» if H k* washed with
3)'-Muie-
Ixmdon, Oct.
26. Th«- »hutting
_
“Thank you '
replied the vl-lltu down and confined to th»’ hour»-, to take down of i>0(i mills ns the result ouf the
Team Ik-r«» arid asM
r.» takbhMH*««nfql to »
quart of wat«r
I’»,
» | »tHj i Ft p*« k«g< «
"I'm n»t niuth hurt but I rarognlze-l Ib-runa, a.id after taking I'-Tuna fur cutton trad«- lock out has re«luc««d the
that measly chauffeur
He may have three months she is abl» to follow her consumption of engin«- c<*al by 7U0.0U0
a case for you later."—rttlladelpuis trade of tailoring.
I »an «»«onimeml I tons per we«*k. Calculaterl ut 12 p< r
I .edger
I’eruna for all such who areali and re- tun. this reprewrits a loss of trade
T1.ii’tettiug household teme! v n nml
amounting to $l,Sd0,000 a week.
ICiplMlne.l »1 l.uay.
su,
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■ t
Oldhsm, tlx center of the spinning
f’e ru-na f ablets.
The late Dr Morgau fill,” said a
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Some people prefer to take tablets, industry, in the first of the cotton
gestite organ« it I» a ..»turai torre, live. clerytnan of New York, "bad a droll
o|>eratiiig ii r<. tly u|«,n th- lo er sml all- wny <>f llgtiti-nliig grave suhje Is with rather than to take medicina in a fluid towns to feel the pinch of th«- lockout.
Of the 320 mills in the town only 20 j
■tentar? < mal. gently Lui J-rmiti ally little buniorous saiih-s Oune I beard form. Such people can obtain i’eruna
stiiuul. itmg a iiealtlilul sctivily.
It» him addrcaalng n graduating da»» at n tablets, which represent the "solid are now working. It ia not th«- opens- :
beneficial infliietii e e stenti», however, lo medical aliool lie began In llila way : ' medicinal ingredients of I’eruna Each tives who have their lock out pay from
ever P r-
.
111..,:' , U tl r
their unions to fall back on who are
" f’b) alolog »ta tell in gentlemen, that tablet I» equivalent to one av»rage
iiruccMws of digestion an-l aiwinulation of
beginning to feel th«- pressure of the
dose of i’eruna.
■»si, promoting a wholesome, tisturil the older a man grows the »mailer his
ii dustrial w arfarc, but the ahopkaep-
appetite, c,,-cling »our »1,,-nach, L.„l brain become« llila explains why tlie
ers. particularly at the small shops,
breath, irtegularitin of Hie l«,w«l», con­ old man knows nothing and the young »•««re'«« »MuklNg un Ito« larreana.
L'oUSUllIptJuu of ilgaretlv« lbcrvase.1
stipation ami the long hit of troubles on« everything.'"
l«r<rljr lii I be (’tilled .States during t!x mill girls.
dire, tly tr.u cable to tn-*»c unwbole«'inc
Isst fiaial year ended June 3U, IIS'S, . No one has the heart to buy anything
contili ion ,
Ka«|iarilU> dl»}ds drown
No new
■ess, he .vise he, louk-i-ha and des|miid-
si ci>rdli>z to the preliminary annual short of actual n«-cvssities.
ency due to inactivity of the liver,
statement of Internal revenu» re *el|>t*. dresses are being n a le in Oldham just j
kidneys anti digestive tract. It I» a
Tobacco revenuea generally f»B oJ lb« now. and dressmaker» are reducing the >
>u| l> I« m ppo| M (ed
Mrrtigtheniug tonic of thr higlie.t value
public »in,-king fewer cigars Hum He number of their workr«wim hands, and I
If it fail« to satisfy we authorize all
tsoodman Gonroug I’ve had the offer
pr»*<viilng year, takln Ica» anuff and th«- milliners' shops, of which th»- fe- !
dealers to refiiqd the pur- biot price
of » job an’ l‘v« » great mind to go to
i
chewing
leva
Hut iu<>re cigarette» of mats cotton iqu-ratlve was the generous
llovT Cut MicAl. Co.
Oregon wort
patron, are d«-«i rted.
I lay mold Storey ! alwus knowed (her* • II kinds wer» used
Th«- situation was discussed at a
I»*»»
«plrlt»
wer»
ums
I
than
In
1
«^7.
»ui a yeller etreak in jr< i
| the heaviest falling off Iwtuf In the meeting of th«- distress committee last
i
Tb« I
luur
».-it :•» -T•'' i -I fi ,.
tl .■ ■
special m«-eting of the council for to­
K«rh of tb» foHuwItjg umned
r. m- -m »!)'..!: ■!.. ! ii .-.1 <>* <*r J I " «• -
mm, upon l»rlng out late with th»» boya Tbl« would liiillcat, large decline 'll night. w hen a deputation from the dis­
tress committee will mak<- suggestions
haw cmdcu « tint a fanioua ricuar, and wtusky consumption
Ths twr hual
«bat la more wonderful, got away with | lie»», however, continued to grow tn for providing relief work.
It t hey ar» Jonah. I'll»»«*». Kip Van ‘ •pit» of the d»pre«»l >n.
Winkle, K«»bln»<<n Crwuw Judge
Th» total decrease Ih Internal revc
GAMBLERS win .
I>ogfl»h Oh. h» got so many noth'»*«
for li - hat i> sw.i lowing Jonah bes
been blow It« eier sime
Il'Xton Tran
ar.pt
KASPARILLA
•I ks'
i
ralrr Tale.
<>a th, third linger <>t her left hand th.
• weet young thing won a magnificent soli
tsir»
"Ho you’re going to marry a prince,
are you?" •- -I the n<..... »ary questioner
"A prince? 1 don't understand.”
—rhe son of « coal king"
"<>. ye»," uniiL,I the .weet young thing
I'm to be hi» t'lnder Ells”
I» ?«*»» moni» •Imilor in any ««y In lb*
It
•s* »« »«*«>«1 <• ».ar • Wv » I) Ut. ■■•oGlw partial | ia«»
or 111 films. « »Umary I » ■i*«’ •- »1
lb« l«r W iiw
of
"TEETH WITHOUT PLATES"
Tha raw It of Ji yiraff»' e«|«r et»m the
nt
raplactn» <«*<h in th» «.«wlk »w<h In f*cr. tr*«h In
ipptaniir« i*««b ••• rhe» »**•*« f<w«1 m<>ii *•
gi«l «»|«wi i.» tr na« ral «»sic*
lh»r lt*TVW .«
<*»«wn
irrwl •• e-an -b> >«n«r »«tira rrmm.
<»r »lot«
■art >«• -to» -f i->.»x»a<orf
|SM;ii»etp t»ai«»l«v4» «»
<h»lp high ría«», arma11»« m>rb
WISE DENTAL CO. INC-
/. < «I
Ma*.<>«v! FhMW.
tar«**«
o I !' M
ike1» Si >a«r» in
I mkiMln« rhirvl
i «r» • t. M to*
i«ua» Mira«*)»«.
|N«rtlan4.
and
I' U
8t«>
I» lireal »a New Sho««.
Alw»>»»h«hc hi Alien*» >*•«■•< Ka»e, a povrder.
I rurv» boi. »«e»iing, »Uiiug, isnlirn Irei.
• ir«-» mrn». Introwiug fiali» «od bunton*
Al
«Il tiri grfikt» »hd «hivr tlrre», <
Doni »• r«’j |
>oy «ulselllute. h»rn|de m»i.e-l H<>-K AddreM
illrn M. (Utiuled. I* Koy, N. Y.
(onrrmlng
Mm
Go**<|nolr
Mee. Jrpra.
IVbat Mtti«f»> tion doee
troni ber ne* automo
her ridlng In il.
Hh» leu't derlvlng «ri)
It now
The Knomile»
Mr» J^i*» derive
bile? I never tee
M im Capeirum
Mtlafartloa from
hare bought a hn«r one
tire ivimi luti Um«* tlwny» Itouulit lins borne Un* slgim.
ture of (Tun. II. I let, ber, nini lui» been in.uh* under bis
persotml supcrvislnii lor over 30 yeiir». Allow no onn
to deceive you in this. Counterfrlta, Imitatimi« nml
•• .lii't-iis-gooil ” lire but Experlmi'iit«. nml endanger the
health of Children— Experience ugiilnst r.iperini« nt.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorin I* it harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare*
uoric. Drops and Noothin B Hjri III".
I ! ta I’ll .1-.ml.
It
contains neither Opium, 'torpliliio nor other .Narcotic
»iibsiiince. Its nge Is its guarantee, It destroys Worms
mid iillnys l-'everlshness, It cures Dlarrhira
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nini \\
lini
Colic. It relieves Teething Trouble.«,
curva ConstIputIon
Constipation
Trouble», cures
nml IT.itiilcncv. It imsiiiulates tin* Food, regulates tlie
Sfumili h mid ilovvel«. giving healthy and natural sleep.
T'iiv Children’s Panacea—Tbe Mother*» Friend,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
hue.
couiiurwl with th» preceding
fl »cal year, w«» |I7!» i SQT2.
Hiì'iiiìiìul
L* tM'rnMU«'ii<u
F
S trut
io
(’<>. tiM,'
SOLO BYALL LEADINC ORUCCISTS
nr-uy, ie£ , ui
Nicaragua la Laid W.<«ta.
Managua, Nicaragua, Oct 26. A
great storm haw prevailed throughout
Nicaragua since yesterday morning.
Heavy Io»»«*» are reported, but, as all
the telegraph and telephone communi­
cations have been interrupted and the
railroad badly damaged, it is impoMi-
ble to state how far reaching the storm
has been.
(Hite !«U<
lkillic.
Soci znd Hrrk
DOCTOR
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A SURE CANCER CURE
Jw*t Rftrivcd from l’< ttintf < àìitsi
\uf<. Suro
ùi«d RrLaLlff.
!F YOT ARV AHI- : n IM>\- r i > klat .
IT L a t n 11 ; ;
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CONNtì.TATION l-’UI’i:
tf yeti rwt.i.. ' «II. *’'■
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TTTRr •">!• ‘u<ì* I'ì\| ««>.
i Ì mh T im fMJ.
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No. 44 OS
P N U
1 1 ' if » N writing: •<» ad terthrrs
YY
tii«*i|f|«>n thl« |».*p«r
Egg-Phosphate
Get it from
your Grocer
A FULL POUND 25c.
I
W WW’
•o. ’w af m i' „—»,
These »p'endid men’s shoes represent the bast
there is in shoe Icatlier. El very piece of material is of the
choicsst tannage. The workmanship is perfect; tbe sty les
■re up-to-date. When it comes to service, there is nothing
that equals them in lasting qualiHea.
“HONORBILT” SHOES
are everything the name implies. They are “built on honor.”
No matter where you look, q[ what you pay, you will never
find anything tliat will outclass them in wear, style
or comfort.
If ymir dealer will not atipply you, w rite to us.
Look for the .\fnyvr Trade Mark on the sole.
FREE—Setuf u« the name of s -Icier who J.wr me
hsn-lle May«« Honorbill Shoe., sml w» will „rut you
free tumpsul. a beautiful pk lure of Geo«»« W.Oung-
ton. sue 15» Jn,
We also make I «-adlng Lady Shor-« Stariha
111,1.111.1, itComlori st.,, Y<--maCu«iuou .
SI.
suf S. «
.1 ’’
. c.'. ..! .to
E
5,;,> er B00*
Shoe Co,
MILWAVKIt. WISCONSIN
Vow*
«
riMlg.l
Purest
of the
Pure.
The best
in the land is not
always the most costly
G
Quality
BAKING
POWDER
23 Ounces for 23 Cents
OU*«
Is the result of modem ideas. Costs
less. Docs better work. You must
try it to see Get a can on trial.
The baking will be vastly better
lighter and tastier or we pay
for the can.
Jaq
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CÍÍÍNÉSE
-*< i urne oy (’’per
Syrup
(Fi'.S
*•*'
„ •( .1 Eliui'iSdina
» • IF
C alifornia
Kills Herders and Sheep.
Santa Fe, N. M., Oct. 26. Twenty
thousand sheep, grazing on the Cum­
bers mountain rang»-, in Rio Areiba
county, 140 miles north of here, are re­
ported to have perished in the blizzard
which has raged in that section during
the last three days. The storm is the
worst in years and snow is from five to
ten feet deep. Besides the great loss
of sheep, six herders are missing and
it is believed they were also frozen to 1
death.
ih
C. Gec Wo
p i sonai <*|i«>4s witli thè assist,mi o
o|ttu*o«it> li uly beni
tosili
ri oh >i,, Syi ,>|| - ^ I ,'s<-.ì .liurojS
wriielt etuilitex i, ,i* tu I ■* *n n*'?u
luiiiits (Lilly so l!»ut <is* .tarKVfo na*
tun* iiiiiy In* graduaiiy <i ,|*^is<stv,itli
wl'i’n un loie» r n«s ili*il <isHu lx*st o|
(vi’x’i* rs.i.lu-n n -iairvi!. iireto « i .» mm
nature nnj n-J lo «iqijJuot ttu’ nutor.
(li |u<iit,<eis, wliuli li.ust -li'jMexi ulti-
inutcly i., <»i I*, o|M*r oouCisIuiK’nt,
|m'(»v >4f0< 1s,iin,l i ,'Jit lisi ij> {SvicnJly.
t p to nets.
They were looking up at tlx latest
skyscra|>per.
‘But «list are th,,»«
things sticking out from tbs •tdaal’*
aaked ths up state friend
Th<as! Oh. th ■«» arc (he mils
posts’" answered the Naw Turk er.—
Judge
e
M APLEINE
■ > ' ÜM* •
Reno Votes to Continue Wide Open
Town at Before.
1» it»ia.
"Prisoner." sokl tbe umglMrste se
Reno, Nev., Oct. 26. Reno will re­
vereljr, "you sr* cliar^ed *‘.th being a main a wide open town for some time
iiililionsire
How did you bup|i«n to to come, according to the result of the
fallF
city election held here Saturday, when
"Your honor." responded the fretn the gambling element won by a major­
bl fug tn mi Rt tlie tmr. "In a niouteiit of ity of 566 votes out of a total of about
w»’»k ik **» I made a book on iba races " 3,100 vote« cast. The election was on
"You’re not lururable." re Jollied the n city ordinance to forbid the running
magistrate, vi bo at heart *aa not un of gambling game* under license in the
kind
**t»o mxt reform by playing the city of Reno. The ordinance was put
b<M>k of some other fellow
l*i»ml»»cd * to the city vote ujKin the petition of
the Anti Gambling league, who made
Philadelphia Ixxfger
a
red hot fight at tin- polls.
P...
The league opened
headquarters
PrtMid 1‘ether Mjr dangtder, I suppose,
Is IteftHig along famously with ber dr» ub ut two n nths i-ro and han worked
diligently ever since, holding mass
mitlic »tudir»
literature
Principal (of the «rhoo! of dramatic meeting» and spreading
art I — Er ye»; ln<l*^r<J »he i*.
Ou ar broadcast ami through the mails. The
amatriir»' night at one of the theater» re­ gambling fraternity worked quietly,
cently the audirn<Ne fairly went wild with but the result shows they worked
cnthu«ia»ni when »be »tarred io a lift!* effectively. The defeat of the ordi­
romrdr tailed "(¡rtting lb» Houk.**- ('hi nance is partly due to the feeling that
<«<o Tribune,
gambling should be stopped throughout
the state and not alone in Reno.
Knnitah 1« Willi Them.
The fight will lie carried into the
It a wonderful." salii Ihibley, ”h w
wideawake the Ja¡>sii • ie bar» be-->ma legislature at the coming session.
In recent year» "
"Oh, It'» not ao wonderful.” replied
Moro» Bittie With Labored»
the ot>arriant man. "when you consider
Manila, Oct. 26. Nine Filipino la-
that they bave an earthquake every borers and their American superintend­
night or so In their country " Phila­ ent were killed in a desjierate fight
delphia Pre»«
with a band of Mori« on the Shephers
sugar plantation near lligan on the
Appalli!»« llaiult.
Sadly lliv mermaid regarued herself *a island of Mindanao last week, accord­
ing to new« that reached here today
her mirror.
’Thia.” the said, "la the penalty Im from the island. The men were work­
poeed by nature for the absurd effort of ing on the plantation and were taken
my an eelreesra. ages ago. t» abolish off their guard by the Moro warriors.
hipa!”
The laborers lost heavily before they
From which we learn how dangerous repulsetl the attacking party in a final
It ia to meldh with the orderly pro< «•»* • rally. The Moros are reported to have
of «volution.
lost 2o killetl and many more wounded.
Bears tho Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
A CURE FOR
»RHEUMATISM
MINING CONGRESS CALLED.
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Cbuagg
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