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HARROWING
ModlRad.
SNAKE
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STORY
I.title Viola had dlw«lopcd th« habit
of holding her thumb In h< r mouth.
I «v«n while «allng
• M thor had re
Sherman j^lay & Co.
Naturalist Tail« of Hi« E.dtifig E «pa
rtanca in Taking » Snake Out
sorted to all sorts
of
methods
to
of a Bottla.
i -orrect the child and Anally In deeper«
Dr. B. E. Wright
i (ton said:
"Viola, th« first thing you know yon
' will swallow your thumb, and then
I what will you do?“
"Wall, mother. 1 should hate toswal-
f low it because I’d have a heaven of a
If twrth 0M< «/ t eiet» and VrVi«w
• Sniah plat« 1
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naturallat retate« In a txtndon pa
per hla capertene« In Inklng a «nake
11« aaya
“One of
out of a botile
the Arai polaonoua anakea t «ver p<>»
•e»«ed waa brought to me In a brandy
bottle, and after twistlug and »hak
lima without IL“
tng and tapping It for an hour without
"Why, Viola.“ »aid th« «atonlalMd avail I grew Impatient
•nather. “where did you hear an oxpr««
“The tall Juat then happened to pro
»Ion like that?“
Irttde about half an Inch, ao I ««lied
"Well. veil. ’ hesitated the Uttlw girl It with my fingers, and rapidly draw
“1 didn’t hear It exactly
Ilk«
that, tng the body through the other band,
mother, but I thought t would sound had the reptile safely In my grip, bo-
b«ti»r.“
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hind his death dealing Jaws, now die
Pettit’s fve GM.
N'o matter how badly the eye* may
be dineased or injured, n itore» normal
conditions.
All druggi-ta or Howard
Bros., Buffalo, N Y
Dr. B. E. Wright Co.
Washington St.,
Portland. Oregon
Tek«» «ar at d»|K»< end traaafw
Wa«hin<tar» Ht-
BEWARE
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WASHIWlff DIENTI STI PORTLAND
r
Delicate Irony.
kfukart, th« gr««t Vienne»« painter,
waa taciturn to a fault
It la related
of him that once at a dinner party be
eat next to Mm« Galltneyer for a
whole hour without uttering a ayllab 1«.
when
hla
fair
neighbor
playfully
nudged him with her elbow and said:
“Come,
Herr eon
Makart, lot
us
Change the conversation “
Sb« Dsasrved a Lathering.
Mrs llssblelgh Something
wrong
with your gift»» <rf water. Mr Boarder?
Boarder -There's a hair In tho Ice
Mrs. H -ItupoMlblo!
I shaved that
leu myself
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
Trains for succ««« in the Industries
Brovkins practical and liberal educa­
tion. Strong Faculty.
Modern Equip­
ment.
Offers course* in Agriculture,
Forestry. !*vm«stic Science and Art.
Engineering, Commerce and Pharmacy.
Fill Term Opens Sept. 23. 1910.
Illu«trat«d literature, giving full
formation, sent free on application.
Address the Registrar, Corvallis,
in
Ore
NURSERY CATALOG
J. B PILKINGTON, Nurnryman
Portland, Oregon
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Drink
Cured in
' M VS
Habit
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Union Painless Dentists
TtfTH
Th« Leet Straw,
John Smith f> II down th«
cellar
•fairs th« other day anil bmk» hla left
lag. hla right arm. two riba, hla noa«.
one finger, and cut hla scalp. apralnwl
hl» ankle, and pul hla abnuldvr out of
Joint
But he didn't really begin to
feel bad about It til! hla wit« aakud
him If h« vm hurt
Exchange
LAZY LIVER
*’I find Cascaret» ao good that I would
not 1« without them I wa» troubled a
gr««t lies! with torpid liver «nd hewie* t»e
Now »nice taking C«»c»ret» Cao-iy Cattuir-
tic I feel wry much »«tier
I shall cer­
tainly rvcotnmend them to my friend» as
til« lie. I mediciM I have ever mu”
Am»« Bunnet,
Osborn Mill Nt. a. Fall River, Mim
ALCOHOL
Fre» on rw-ju«*! WMtn now. non-
tMirr.n* th»* p«i«er
•
It is a sure sign of some
inward weakness when the
appetite commences to lag
and you have that “don't
care ” sort of feeling at
meal-time It is something
that needs immediate at­
tention, for neglect only
brings on more trouble and
often a long iilncss. Re­
store the appetite and keep
it normal by the use of
Hostetter’s Stomach Bit­
ters. It ia for Poor Appe­
tite, Indigestion, Dyspep­
sia, Costiveness and Ma­
laria.
I’l-m-l. r.laiaM- I'tmrak Tw. G.mt
t-> <k--l Nrara -'i«U—i W««krai <e Grip«
lOe. XSe Ste. N.e.r e.kl In bulk Th. r~»-
• Wra tabUU ilanral I ’ C C GuseanlwM I.
esra w rwe sm raw traek.
FRUIT uo ORNAMENTAI. TREKS.
SHRUBS, VINES
ROSES. BERRY PLANTS. ETC
^¥~\
again.
tieiglum's Fine Sea Front.
“Having set the box all In order for
The ««« front of Belgium, which ex the newcomer's reception. I one« more
tenda about 4d mile« »'retching from essayed to lay hold of him
by
the
Holland to Franc«. I» pnv«-i linnet en­ tall; but now, moat provoklngly. no
tirely for th« entlr« length, and forma amount of maneuvering would bring
one huge, wide ocean boulevard
And that useful member to the top
thia, by th« wav, I« th«
moat
pro
"Another half hour’s unaucceaaful
ductlve of public works tn the king angling converted my Impatience tnto
dom
desperation, and at length, when I
aaw the tall protruding about two
Inches from the mouth of the bottle,
I »tuck my forefinger In rrcklroly to
EJ APPETITE GONE
Ai 1 ’
tended with ang«r
“But the lid of my anak« tml WM
shut over, and 1 could not dr«* It
back with one hand, ao I waa obliged
to let him slip back Into th« bottle
OPIUM
TOBACCO
liaLlt. frSIb-ll (^ret.
( nir «Mithoa
KarJfj I« m
ruata L b Ona«. Wrile
>9 lib',BtnatsMÎ «Irralar.
LiLinwnnn. 71 Lima.
ÀiàiifektÆfekl
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HANo er wio o u rx ar o
PROCLSS
onvuo
MEN'S W 00 »2 SO. 43 00. S3 30. M OO. 4« 00
WOMEN S M M). M.M M. M
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THISTANDARD
FOR 30 YEARS
T»«y »r« »bsoluttly th»
most pcpularaad b*«t»b<>«»
for th» prie« in Aawnra.
They ar» th» Iaa4«rs »vvry■
wh«t« b*c«a»a they buM
th»tr ahsp«. tit better,
look better and west läs­
ter thaa other make« À
They are positively the 1
moat ecosomice:
u to buy. W L.
DoLiglas name au4 ths tetaii prke are starapsd
on the bottoni - valse r«»r«nteed.
TAMS NO 4US»T!TUTtl It vssr 4-elar
cacaci espely y » write tor Mall Order Catalog.
W U DOUGLAS.
Maaw
ITHJVV FLAftS
A TRIP TO PORTLAND FREE
CVT RATI5 IN
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
PsIrUsee Kstreatlon ....
•liver Filling« ................
OeW Filhage ..................
U K. GaMCrawne.............. •)
PoresUtn Crow as............... g>
Moisr QaM Crawaa.......... >4
Bridge Wark. M K Ool 1
g|
Inlay FiUa. FureOald......... gg
Very Nies Hubbar Piste .. M
haat Pubbsr Plate an garth
ft
ALL TH« WORK IS GUAPANTFKD
Doa t throw yoer nvmay away A dal lar aaved
ia t wn4z»r.BPW earne«l Our arlginal r«;tabla M ^rr«
PelnlaM Mat hois and aur ^arfae <•4 hem mui,-
«-w
y<rar
tOXTOH BEWTISTS. Mb B N«rrG««. PervUad
kw-M« 2VIH Mmlwu ra» «■■ »■■ *ra aM MM « I
Vwm F m HW m w he—1 IS raw. O»m —UM*
( as« »MW m U.K 1»
rW
try to secure it.
"Thia w«a hopeless, aa I might hav«
known; but It certainly did cool tn»
aptne a llttl« when I dlacovnred on
my
attempting to withdraw It
that
finger waa Jammed
“I pull'd, wrenched twisted It with
waa
all my might, but
the
brute
raising Its head and
Ita
flickering
tongue waa mpldly approaching
the
unhappy
digit
that
Involuntarily
corked up- the poison
"1 gave a final tug. the violence of
which nearly d'alocatad all my ph«
iange«. but It waa no ua«. and «Ith
th«
a yell 1 raised the botilo high tn
tbv
on
air. Intending to smash Il
ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS
SIXTH. AT MORRISON ST., PORTLAND, OR
Wo want you to try this Piano /.V lOI 'Af
want you to try it at
our ex[>cn»o because
At <ho rod of thirty days
•
Juat the Place.
Motoria!
It does seem possible that
the automobile will be uaeful down
around the aouth pole, after all.
Nervous
Pedestrian—Er—yea.
I'd
like to ace all of them down there.
The Passing of the Old Hotel.
ft ta too bad that the old hotel 1«
ao acardfc In a way, for there la much
comfort and peace to be derived by
being ground one of them.
In your
old hotel Mr. Traveler may turn com
pletely around without having to pay
five centa.
He can put on bla hat
without giving up a nickel. If be drop«
hla umbrella he does not have to part
with a dime to have It recovered
He
may acrub hla hand« In the washroom
of th« old hotel without having some- ■
body bulling In bla «are. asking if the
water la eatlafactory and collecting
money to band him the towel, which
la on the abelf In front of him.
Ha
may part hla hair. If he haa any, with­
out paying demurrage 11« may amok«,
writ« a letter, go where he plea»««
and be glad that life la not all marble
slabs and gilt bellboy«
It la auch a
fine thing to have an otd boteL—81m I
eon Ford In l^slla's
Cold Comfort.
"Po you think that dog of yours
will bit« meî”
“1 haven't the allghteet Idea of what
that dog will do. He's tho moot Im­
pulsive creature you over saw."
the
Piano
will convincu you of the following
facta:
It's the best value on earth for the price
trti).
It's MI SK AU. >’ an 1 VZ C H\MCAU. Y
right!
We know there ia so much real value in
this Wellington Piano- wc'rw soiling for
on euip
iKiymenti
we’re willing to let It Im JF5 Oil 5 K.4/.Z. s’f l.\
It will tell iTt uu-n tiuty to poo-in your home if you’ll
that
eon I u»
the
cvujion.
/‘fcow
me rullpartlculm iun,mnny Ihu unutu^iJ Z’luno u/fcr.
.Suma
Reverie.
Reverie. Ilk« the rain of night, rw-
«tore« color and
forco Io thought«
which have been blanched and wearied
by th« h«nt of the day
With gentle
fertilising power it sws I mm w WH b »•
S thousand • oeplng germa and. aa
though In play gathers round ua ma­
terial« for the future and luiagna for
the use of talent. Re»- rle la the Run
day of thought, and who knows which
la the mor« Important and fruitful
for man. th« laborious tension of th«
week, or tba Ut« civili« repue« of th«
Aitital'« Journal
Sabbath
Sat
Age
Limit on
Marriage.
According to ll :~«inn law n<> m»n
or w • in w'n bi- utt iini I the age
of eighty cart contract a legal mar-
rtsgM.
N’<> other country
nown-lava
i
Rome, bowevtr. legklatlon on this
(Hint was rtrn r -re atrli.gcnl, the
maximum a«« limit f-r men being
sixty and for women fifty.
•rt»» n« Bi 1 Ih-»t . .
Ka>Ji»t< , V
Motk.n wilt rod Mr* Wtnal«»'.
«hlo«
'
■ uh tu» ih.ir etiikiruu
« lb. UralUlu« peti
To a Certain gwaat Citant,
“Do you wholly truat me. darling?“
murmu red the young man to th« fair
< rent lie. who waa alttl ig 1 <-»ld. him
edge of my bunk
on the front aeat of the trolley ear
mo­
«nah*.
“I distinctly felt th«
“1 do to a certain extent,” «he re­
mentarily Inverted, fall on the end of
sponded after a little hitch of bealta
tny finger; but aa I flung my hand •Ion
on
up the bottle «lipped of! and fell
"What extant?“ he naked, anxiously
I tunatvly wWk
th« deck behind
—A'by." «he explained. "I would truat
out breaking.
you tn the ««tent of not being afraid
the of there being any poison In a box ot
By the time I picked It up
fu
snake waa half way out. hissing
ma b-v mall.
-andy you n.'ght
and fright, and
I
rloualy with rag tr.
1
ha<l Juat time to thrust It Into the
Ware Well Taught,
bos.
The children of an Infant school In
"If
I
had
not
been flurried
I Wales ara taught very much by signa
should probably have been able to The hand of the teacher sloped alg
estrlcal« my finger with little dim nlfiea "oblique.” th« hand hold fiat,
cully
It la of th« utmoat Importance "horlsontal.the hand upright, "per
never to loan presence of tulnd when pendlcular “ One of the Welch bishops
dealing with these things."
waa pr«achtng rma day In behalf of
tie school, when, observing several
The Biggest Excursion.
children whlarerlng together, he held
In hla hand upright In a warning man
Th« biggest railroad excursion
tho world probably ta that of the r,n nor. meaning thereby to Irnpoe« al-
ployeea of Ilaaa A Co., th« English lone«, on which almoat th« whole
Ouce a year tb<. firm treat« gcbool. In th« midst of th« a«rm<>n.
brewers
tta employees and their families to a shouted out,
Perpendicular!"
seashore.
They were
trip
to
the
taken thia year from Burton on Trent
to Scarborough, on the eaat coaat. a
where
they
distance of 134 rnllea,
DiMaicdiat Spr»T
Twenty trnina were
epent the day.
required to tranaport the 1.000 man.
(•U Wjtet Ijqaid Sitrdl
women and children tram Burton to
Nog Retint Widinf Rad
Scarborough.
In addition to the day*« outing th*
coat of which waa born« by th« flrm.
each employe« received a day’» wag«»
These excursion» were Inaugurated 45
years ago. when two apeclal trains
were sufficient to carry liaaa' »00 etn
ployeca and their families to Uv
Phon« Main I I J
•rpooL
V mcmvct , Widuajlea
Another Engltsb flrm. I«vr A Co.
the aoapmakers. give their employees
an annual excursion and sometimes
truly Won&wrful Alarm Cioch.
have taken their tuen na far from l-lv
erp< id aa Pari»
The outing la con
fined to tho employee« alone
Their
famlliaa do not participate In IL
J
Srf
A
4
•» ' H>| * >1 |'tU*i|yv *.
L’kbfi* fegte h*A»<*aaJ ikauh.
KODAKS
Writ» 6»r eatakvir*MM» and Ulmlurt
ÏWv*k»|>lng
BJKÌ pri Id»' Mat; ”l< ra tfivrn |>n*n|»t al tant IflNB
I ort Ian dl Fhato hujpiy Co.
14» Third Mr««
1*0kTI AND OMB.
Tents, Awnings, Sails
la« Farmcku. laavat lai (raw»
I ' r i
Bl fa<-h«ry vv U nma .
PAC ITM UNI AND AW SING CÛ
11 N First St . i*i>(tÌBnd. (>y.
TRY MURINE
EYE REMEDY
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Yoa Wdl Uba II
Belve Isba« 21c, *1 M l
MEDICAL II of A
department “.,.
“
High Standard
Thorough Course«
« « •. Iwsfi'-.s rnt I.’ #
For < stai-al-
<lr*»a I*
Dr. S I. Jo«ephl,
110 Dekum Bldg.. Portland Oregon
Neth & Co.
COLLECTORS
We Hwv bf »<1 < <ill««t Nate«. Martgegee, and Real
ratat« ( oner bi «
ha t oll«< tian Ne ( barge.
WonrUrr BMg.,
Portland. Ore.
ASTHMA AND HAY LEVER
are qu rklv relieved by Wyatt’s Asthma
Remedy. Guaranteed or money re fund­
ed.
Ask your druggist or »end alg
cents postage for Free Sample to
J. C. WYATT. Druggh».
vANtowrn.
w a wiin Grow
-FILL YOUH OWN TEETH”
FILL-O
If F’»u W av ** orh ri< t««fh «< «-aviti«« ar'4 y»»u are
r»«'v.a»a f..r th ■ <lwTifal «ml««! try I »11-0, tha
htmw deft liai. At drutftftats ««r by m«»L Z&«
ftl 0 BK CO Bl Issare BMg Ms. Vb<
Ithimarr Franti l*rvir <’*• «tìatril«’»« fur Orat*»
A few yearn ago tho French govern
rnent arqulre<l by purchase from a
prliato collection a wonderful alarm
clock which waa one« the property of
the great Napoleon and which
not
only tell» th« time of day. but. aa well,
the day, the month. th« year, th«
mean solar time, th« phases of tho
moon, and Indicate«, In addlth n, th«
quarter hour«.
Ita attachmenta
Include a thermometer
QLOEN
COFFEE H
TEA SPICES
BAKINO POWDER
• EXTRACTS
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CU0S5ET a DEVERS
ruariiNa MX J
The Cough of NOW ' b 3^ TIME
Consumption
ef <Se rsw Y U»
In Ks.i
bava
><“»r l*«ik
s-.r^rj
►<••» sal
4.,»s.
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f.-r.-.n
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I. W«
Your doctor will tell you that
fresh air and good food are
the real cures for consumption.
But often the cough is very
hard.« Hence, u e suggest that
you ask your doctor about
your taking Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral. It controls the tick­
ling, quiets the cough.
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Al : With fullÿ g I.or Bfetr-mal
• •• ~n Frafg^’
Wise Dental Co.
Ws
Ayers
iNCOwrowsrgo
Painless Dentists
Mflsg. TMrg t WMtoagtsa. HMITIAM, OWf Ml
•Th«« ■•«*«< I A M «e • f. M. gBaAAf«. è to
One of Aver'« Pill» at badtime will cause
an inervased Row ef bile, and produce a S9Bf?' '-.’'»¿■UK
PNU
gentle laxative rff-ct the d«y following.
Formula on each box. Show it to your
doctor. He will understand at • glance.
Do««, Ano pill at bad time.
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