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H e a d q u a rte r«
O n e of th e m ost co m m o n of blood (Un-
eases, is m uch a g g ra v a te d bv th e sudden
c h a n g e s of w e ath e r a t th is tim e of
y e a r. B egin tre a tm e n t a t once with
H o o d 's S a rsa p a rilla , w hich effects ra d
ical a n d p e rm a n e n t cures. T his g re a t
m ed icin e n a s received
40,366 Testimonials
in tw o years, w hich pro v e its w o nderful
efficacy in pu rify in g a n d e n ric h in g the
b lo o d . B est for all blo o d diseases.
I n u s u a l liq u id fo rm o r c h o c o la te d ta b le t s
k n o w n as S a r s a t a b s . 100 d o s e s Si.
K new
o f O ne.
"S u g g estio n ? H ’m ph! Did you ev er
h e a r of a real cure effected by su g g e s-
tlo n ’?"
“I personally know of one. I once
su g g e ste d to a y o u r * fellow th a t if he
d id n ’t w ant to h ave a big dog cha3ing
him off th e p re m ise s he’d b e tte r q u it
com ing to m y house, a n d It c u red him
of th e h a b it."
**F ig h tin g th e B eef T ru s t.’* See the
F ra n k L. S m ith C o.’s ad in th is paper.
Am
It
Seem ed.
" T h a t m an," said th e c o u rt onlooker,
"w ill be convicted su rely . H e’s m aking
a very poor im pression on the w itn ess
e ta n d ."
"T h a t Isn’t th e d e fen d a n t," sa id a
law yer. "H e ’s ju s t one of the a lie n is ts
u n d e rg o in g
c ro ss-e x a m in a tio n ."—D e
tro it F re e P ress.
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H e r E x cu se.
"B e rth a , m y dear, I h ave been look
ing o ver y o u r w ritin g exercises. Y our
o rth o g ra p h y is atro cio u s. You don’t
seem to know how to spell even the
sim p le st w ords."
"S pelling, papa, is p urely a rb itra ry .
W ords w ere m ade before the a lp h a b e t
w a s.”
OWARD E BURTON - Assayer and Chemist,
Lead v.He. Colorado. Specim en prices: Gold.
S ilver. Lead, SI. G old, Silver. 75c. Gold. 50c; Zino
or Copper. $1 M ailing envelopes and fu ll p ric e lis t
•en t on application Control and U m pire work so
licited. Reference. C arbonate N ational Bank.
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F B . F IN L E Y
249 C o l u m b i a
P o r t l a n d , O re .
B A R B E R
S C H O O L
W E TEA CH TH E B A R B E R TRADE
to both m en an d w om en. E x p e rt in s tru c tio n ; d i
plom as g ra n ed; clean, m odern, u p -to -d a te .
M oney e a rn e d w h ile le a rn in g . C om plete co u rse
for $30. W rite for fre e p a rtic u la rs .
N A T IO N A L B A R B E R C O L L E G E
68 W e st W a sh in g to n S t. S e a ttle . W ash.
fo r
th e
J n lc a ,
Once upon a tim e a child who wai
asked upon an e x am in atio n p a p er tc
define a m o u n ta in ra n g e replied, "A
large sized cook stove." T/ie sam#
m ethod of reasoning seem s to go with
older grow th. A recent exam ination
p a p er a t the Sheffield S cientific Schoo
a t Yale contained the question. "W hat
Is th e office of the g a stric Juice?" And
the a n sw e r on one p a p e r said. " T h t
stom ach."—C leveland L eader.
The
l* r o f e « « o r.
"T H E O L D R E L IA B L E ”
^
b
T
a c k
CAPSULES
GONORRHOEA and GLEET
AT DRUGGISTS.OR TRIAL BOX B Y MAIL 5 0 c
FROM PLANTER.93 HENRYST.BR00KLYN.NY
L — B E W A R E OF I M I T A T I O N S . ----- ,,
l* ro b u t» ly
li i M a u e .
"W inkley is a good deal of a c ra n k
Isn’t he?"
" T h a t doesn’t h alf d escrib e him. H e’s
going a ro u n d now in sistin g th a t if tht1
postoffice d e p a rtm e n t h a s to be made
se lf-su sta in in g the w ar and navy d e
p a rtm e n ts o ught to b« run the same
w ay.’’
B efore 1880 m ost E n g lish railw ay
c a rria g e s had only fo u r w heels, and
w eighed ten tons. F ro m 1880 to 1890
th ey had six w heels,t a n d w eighed fif
teen o r six tee n to n s; from 1890 to 1800
they h a d e ig h t w heels, a n d w eighed
tw e n ty -fo u r to n s; a n d since 1900 the
fash io n is tw elve w heels for dining
and sle ep in g cars, a n d the w eight is
th irty -fiv e to- fo rty -tw o tons.
Mrs. C h u g w a te r—Jo sia h , w h a t la a
“s w a s tik a ? "
Mr. C h u g w a te r (m o m e n ta rily a t a
lo ss)—Do you m ean to say you don’t
know w h a t a s w a s tik a is? A sw astik a
is—why, blam e it, S w a s tik a is
thf
nam e of th e E sk im o th a t helped Cook
j disco v er
the
n o rth p o le!—Chicago
T ribune.
" F ig h t i n g the B eef T ru s t.’ ’ See the
F ra n k L. S m ith C o.’s ad in th is paper.
E x p e n siv e
W a te r
P o w e r.
"Y es,” said th e d e fe n d a n t in th e
c rim in al case, "m y law y er c ertain ly
m ade a stro n g p lea for me. H e even
w ept.”
"W h a t w as his b ill?" a sk e d th e o th
e r m an.
"W ell, a s n e arly a s I can figure It
out, he ch arg ed me a bout $100 a tea r."
T re a so n .
T hen
B w an a T u m b o
sc ra tc h e d
his
head. •
"T h is th in g is g e ttin g dull," he said.
" I t’s ‘P e a ry a n d Cook! T h e y ’ve found
th e p o le!’
I'm o u t of s ig h t—like a bloom ing
m ole!"
—D. O. N u tt.
P re p a rin g
On Rainy Days0
A Fish Brand Slicker
will keep you dry
And
g l v . y o u (oil v . l u . i a
c o m f o r t and l o n g w«nr
8 3 .0 0
B o
sto n
. U
8 . A.
It.
G o o d s o l e ’s
M is ta k e .
" B ro th e r G oodsole," a sk e d the Rev
K. M ow att L aig h tly , "did you announce
la s t S u n d a y th a t I w ould occupy youi
p u lp it th is m o rn in g ? ’’
"Indeed I did, B ro th e r I^aightly."
"Y et look a t th e sm a lln e ss of th i
con g reg atio n . I c a n ’t a cc o u n t for i t /
Sold by first-class Retailers the country
over. Bead for onr Free Catalogue
J. TOW ER CO. t & n z k s
.
TOWER CANADIAN CO.. Ltd. Î
T o r o n t o . C anada
fo r
S tra n g e r (in
D re a ry h u rs t)—You:
s tre e ts and alle y s look shocking. They
seem to be lite ra lly covered w ith all
kinds of d irt a n d rubbish.
U ncle W elby G osh—Yes, sir; a week
fr’m n e x t S a t’day is o u r c le an in ’ up
day.
W e got to h ave so m e th in ’ to
clean up, h a in ’t we, m is te r?
B ro th e r
GUARANTEED WATERPROOF
O ne
Ite io rt
Is
L e ft.
'ÖtfBRAi®
Mrs. C ra w fo rd —You say it is im p o s
sible to get a n y m oney o u t of y our
husband. H ave you gone a b o u t it in
JOD ERN
CXPERI the rig h t w ay?
Mrs. C ra w fo rd —I’ve trie d every th in g ,
my dear, except sending him a B lack
At Prices that Deft Competition
H and L e tte r.—B rooklyn Life.
TffTh WITHOUT PLATES A SPECIALTY
DENTISTRY
Sounded
L ik e a n
day," sh rie k ed
su ffrag ette, "th e wom en
t r y w i l l r i s e In a body
r e i n s o f pow er!
K eep
"S om e
e a rs o p e n !"
" ’E r e ’a ’o p in ’!"
•lig h tly In e b ria te d
PAINLESS EXTRACTION................
50c
S IL V E R F IL L IN G S
...............
50c up
GOLD K IL L IN G S
....................
$ 1 .0 0 u p
U K G O L D C R O W N ...................................
$5 00
GOOD R U B B E R P L A T E
............
$5 00
T H E B E S T R U B B E R P L A T E S ............
$8 00
W H A LEBO N E PLA TES
$ 1 0 .0 0
O u t-o f-to w n p a tie n t* c a n o b ta in p e rfe c t w ork
and sav e money by ca llin g a t o a r office.
NO S T U D E N 18
NO G A S , N O C O C A IN E
A ll w ork g u a ra n te e d fo r te n year*
CHICAGO PAINLESS DENTISTS
3 2 3 H W a sh in g to n S i., C or Sixth
C atabli. bed I t year«
H e ro to s ta y .
E cho,
th e m ilita n t
of th is coun
a n d seize th t
y our eyes and
h e a rtily exclaim ed •
mar. In th e a u d i
ence.
Sounds
L ik e
I t.
Mrs. M alaprop— I c e rta in ly am s u p
prised a t P ro f B ooker. I d id n ’t n e v er
suppose be touched a drop.
Mrs. B row n— A nd he d o e sn 't. I ’m
su re he d o e sn 't d rin k .
Mrs. M alaprop— No d o u b t of It.
W hy, he w rote a piece in th e p a p er th e
o th e r day a d m ittin ’ he's a re g u la r
b ib lio m a n ia c — P h ila d e ln h ia P re ss
FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
S m ith w a n t ; y o u r fa t tu rk ey * , chicken» duck? and o th e r p o u ltry for
th e T h a n k s g iv in g tra d e . D ressed tu rk e y * and geese and ducka should
a rriv e b e tw e e n N o v e m b er 19th a n d N o v em b er 22d Ship to S m ith . On
N o v e m b e r 10th w e a re p a y in g a» follow s
T h e price» on tu rk e y » may
flu c tu a te b u t w e e x p e c t all o th e r q u o ta tio n s to hold good indefinitely.
Ship im m e d ia tely .
D r e s s e d h o a r s , f i r s t c l a s s . . . . . ............................................ 9c
D ressed fat veal under 130 lb s ......................................
io c
C h ickens, h e n s and sp rings, a liv e ...................... .
l* c
C h ickens, h e n s and sp rings, d r e sse d .............. 1 3 to 16 c
T u rk e y s, d re s s e d , fat q u a lity ....... ...... 20 to 22 c
G eese, d ressed fat q u a lity .................................. ...................
15 to 18c
You save commission when you ship to Smith. He does n o t charge
commission on anything. Prompt returns. Address all sh ip m en ts to the
FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO.
"ftgtrting the Beef Trust
Japan’s Working of Manchurian
Mines Not a Monopoly.
KNOX SAYS DOOR IS LEFT OPEN
T he D o cto r—Som e c re a tu re s, j’ou
know', a re exceedingly se n sitiv e to m u
sical sounds. You m ay not believe I t
b u t it’s a well a u th e n tic a te d fact th at
tw o song sp a rro w s once flew in to a B oth N a tio n s A s su ra U n ite d S ta te s
room w h e re a g ra n d o pera sin g er was
T e r r ito r y Is O p e n to A nyone
re h e a rsin g an a ria , listen ed a few m o
W ho F in d s M in e ral* .
m ents, a n d d ropped dead.
T h e P ro fe sso r—1 d o n ’t doubt it. 1
h a v e h e a rd before of k illing tw o bird*
w ith one's tone.—C hicago T rib u n e.
W ash in g to n , N ov. 16.— R ecent t r e a t
ies e n te red in to by C hina a n d J a p a n
H e D id .
J a ffe r—B u t don’t you believe co m p e us to th e o p e ratio n o f coal m ines along
the S outh M an ch u rian ra ilw a y a n d th e
titio n Is the life of tra d e ?
P u g w ay —S u re! S ooner or la te r it A utung-M iikden railw ay do not crea te
leads to th e fo rm atio n of a tru st, and m onopolies, and hence a re uot v io la
th a t’s th e way to m ak e m oney.
tio n s of th e “ open d o o r’ ’ or th e
“ equal o p p o rtu n itie s ’’ principles, to
T o th e H rla g h te r.
th e ob serv an ce o f w hich all leading
G oin’ along
pow ers a re pledged.
To th e b rig h te r d a y ;
T his is th e conclusion reached b y the
E v e ry sto rm
s ta te d e p a rtm e n t a fte r a
long ami
H as a ra in b o w ’s ray!
care fu l in v e stig a tio n o f th e question
—A tla n ta C o n stitu tio n .
involved.
T he d e p a rtm e n t today issued th e fo l
W a ste d .
low ing sta te m e n t:
"Jo h n n y , did you h a v e a good v a c a
“ In view of th e w id esp read p u b lic ity
tion a t th a t little lak e re so rt? "
o f th e s ta te m e n t t h a t th e re c e n t Chi
"No. sir. M aw w ouldn’t let m e go neso Ja p a n e se a g reem en t re la tin g to
sw lm m in ’, and she m ade m e tak e s M anchuria c re a te d fo r C hinese and
cold bath every m o rn in ’."
J a p a n e s e su b je cts a m onopoly to c arry
on m ining o p eratio n s a lo n g the South
U n c l e E l i e n 'a P h i l o s o p h y *
M anchurian ra ilw a y a n d th e A ntu n g
"A dvice," said U ncle E ben, "Is sum - M ukden ra ilw a y , which w ould exclude
p in ’ like eingin*. You e ith e r g its 11 A m ericans from a n e x te n siv e field of
free till you’s tire d o’ lis te n in ’ or else in d u stria l e n te rp rise , in q u iry has beeu
i t ’s so exp en siv e you
c aji’t
afford m ade o f th e tw o sig n a to ry pow ers and
sc a ’sely a n y ."— W ash in g to n S ta r.
ofiicial a ssu ra n ce has been received
from each to th e e ffe c t th a t no such
I ts L im ita tio n s .
exclusive claim to m ining rig h ts w as
C u sto m er—W h a t a b e au tifu l p a rro t! in te n d e d by th e a g reem en t, a n d th a t
Is he a good ta lk e r?
if m inerals a re found oy A m ericans
B ird D ealer—Yes, m a ’am ; b u t his a n d o th ers w ithin th e d e sig n a te d t e r
v o c ab u lary is lim ited. H e doesn’t sw ear, rito rie s, no ob jectio n w ill be m ade to
and he d oesn’t use slang.
th e ir w ork in g m ines u n d e r concessions
g ra n te d by C hina— the whole scope and
T is n o t so bad a s th a t, m y friend.
purpose o f th e a g ree m e n t bein g th a t
T h is p o lar fuss will have an end.
a n y o p e ratio n by C hinese a n d Ja p a n ese
T h ey ’ll n e v er m ake T. R. a h e rm it—
su b je cts o f the m ines w ith in the t e r
J u s t w ait till he com es hom e w ith K er- rito ry m entioned should be jo in t as b e
m it!
tw een them selves.
—C hicago T ribune.
M o re lu iu r iiia iio n ,
r
'ill hive a change
Port Und, Ore g o »
LO EB C R E D IT S R O O SE V E L T .
C ollector Says E x -P re sid e n t Influenced
P re se n t A ction.
TRO O PS A R E CA LLED .
Jk
P e e v is h
P la in t.
T he Teamed w rite rs for th e press
A re very, very good
At pro v in g how we w a ste on d ress
O r furbelow s or food.
T he C zar ru le s o v e r 160,000,000 peo E ach w rite r new who m akes his boa
W ith o th e r sag es vies
ple.
To show u n h a p p y m o rta ls how
Incom e tax Is p a id ou K ing
E d
T hey m ay econom ize.
n a , cl'a p riv a te e sta te s.
A fe rry b rid g e w ith a span of tw elve T hey tell us of th e th rifty F rench,
W ho all excesses shun.
h u u d re d feet is to be b u ilt a t B or
B ut I'm not a n x io u s to re tre n c h ;
deaux. F ra n c e.
It Isn’t a n y fnu.
T h e e le ctric ra ilw a y up M ont B lanc I'm w e ary of th is e n d le ss song;
1 w ish som e seer wise
is now open to th e public as fa r a s
W ould show us how to g e t along
th e Col de Voza, 6,495 feet high.
A nd not econom ize.
T h e D a u g h te rs of th e C onfederacy
—L ouisville C o u rie r-Jo u rn a l.
in T en n essee h ave offered a p rize for
th e b est essay ou In te rn a tio n a l peace.
T a c t.
I am so rry to h ave to tell you so
In oue >e a r th e n u m b e r of ta x ic a b s
in L oudon h a s m ore th a n doubled, and boys.” sa id th e p le a sa n t looking vlsltot
th e h o rse-d raw n cab
w ill probably who w as a d d re ss in g the Sunduy school
"b u t th e re is not one ch an c e In a th o u
soon be e x tin c t.
sand th a t a n y one of you ev er will bt
M ost of the c ooking of th e J a p a n P re sid e n t of th e U n ited S ta te s."
ese c itie s Is done iu public vveas,
S till he failed to se c u re th e ir u n d i
w hich a re m a in ta in e d a t co n v en ien t vided a tte n tio n .
"B ut if you live up to y o u r o p p o rtu
places a t m o d era te cost to p a tro n s.
n itie s.” he w ent on. eyeing them k e e n
“ W h ere a m an se lls a fa rm in the ly. "som e b rig h t boy In th is audience
U n ited S ta te s to in v e st h is m oney in m ay becom e a g re a t baseb all pitch ei
M exico w ith th e e x p e c ta tio n of b e t or tlie w orld's cham pion b a tsm a n .”
te rin g h is c irc u m s ta n c e s he is alm o st
In s ta n tly every boy s a t up stra ig h t
c e rta in ly doom ed to fa ilu re ,” w rite s a n d begun to listen .—C hicago T rib u n e
•Consul W. W. C a n a d a from V era Cruz.
P e ttit's Eye Salve First Sold in 180 7 .
M iss L illia n Close, who la s t y e ar o v e r 100 y e a rs a g o ; sa le s in cre ase
won th e b eauty p rize offered by the y e a rly ; w o n d erfu l re m e d y ; cured m il
D aily M irror, is sa id to be th e m ost lions w eak eyes.
A ll d ru g g is ts o r
p h o to g rap h e d w om an in E n g lan d . H er H ow ard B ros., B uffalo. N . Y.
p ic tu re s a re on sale in h u n d re d s of
E v e n t l i e l i e n s W a t c h 'E m .
show s, a n d the d em an d is still so g re a t
H a n k S tu b b s—H en s lay ln '
m uch
for new ones th a t sh e sp en d s a n ho u r
now, Hlge?
every day posing before th e cam era.
Bige M iller—S k u rce any.
A sbestos houses a re m uch used in
H a n k S tu b b s— W h a t's th a tro u b le ?
B lge M iller— Don’t hev
tim e
fu r
A u stra lia , says P o p u la r M echanics. It
is sta te d th a t th ey a re not only tire dodgin' th em pesky autym obllea.—B o s
proof, b u t im p erv io u s to w a ter, u n a f ton H erald.
fected by h e at o r cold, and of high
‘ 'F ig h tin g the B eef T r u s t.’ ’ See the
in s u la tin g p ro p e rties.
S till a n o th e r F ra n k L. S m ith C o.'s ad in th is paper.
fa v o ra b le fe a tu re Is th e fact th a t it
O iu l« n to n a o f H is to r y *
is n o t a tta c k e d by w h ite a n ts o r o th e r
A rch im ed es had Just a n n o u n c id th a t
in se c ts th a t a bound In S o u th e rn coun
tf he had a lever Ionic enough a n d a
trie s.
fulcrum on w hich to re st it he could
A d re ssm a k in g
e sta b lish m e n t
in move th e e arth .
B oston a lm o st e n tire ly o p e ra te d by
"If you c a n ’t m ove
th e e a rth ,”
e le c tric ity h a s a n e le c tric c u tte r c a p a sh rie k ed a su ffra g ette, " tu rn the Job
ble of c u ttin g o u t 250 th ic k n e sse s of over to us! W e’ll do It!"
B ut th e jo u rn a lists a n d h isto ria n s of
c lo th a t once, a b u tto n se w in g m a
th a t day, being m en exclusively, m ea r
c h in e w hich p u ts on th re e th o u sa n d
ly blue penciled th a t p a rt of the story.
b u tto n s a day, a b u tto n h o le m ach in e
m ak in g fo u r h u n d re d a n hour, Bleeve
sew ers, tu c k in g m ac h in es, w a ist und
s k ir t m ac h in es m a k in g 1,800 to 3,500
s titc h e s a m in u te.
For Infanta and Children.
D u rin g the last tw e n ty y e ars th e
lak e s of R u ssia n C e n tra l A sia have
show n a ste ad y rise of w a te r level. In
B e a rs th e
th e e n tir e region betw een th e fo rtie th
S ig n a tu r e o f
p a ra lle l a n d th e tra n s -S ib e ria n r a il
way, a n d from th e C a u casu s to Chi
A \u v v iiiiiK V o id .
nese T u rk e s ta n . W ith in th is period,
o r sin ce 1885, th e S e a of A ral h a s
"N o m ere m o rta l,” d e clare d the pro
rise n ab o u t six a n d a h alf feet. T h e fesso r In a stro n o m y , "can com prehend
phenom enon h a s accoinpunled a period th e Im m e n sity of space.”
of a u g m e n ta tio n of ra in fa ll, a n d J.
"I th in k I can," v e n tu re d one of his
de S ch o k alsk y th in k s th a t It h a s now a u d ito rs.
“ And w hy you?"
a tta in e d its m axim um .
“I h ave a d a ily h u m o ro u s colum n to
M au rice H ew lett, th e E n g lish a u
th o r. is a w arm a d v o ca te of peace. He fill up.”— L o u isv ille C o u rier-Jo u rn a l.
FACTS IN TABLOID FOBH
V iolence F e a re d a t C herry, 111., W hen
D ead A re R ecovered.
C herry, 111., N ov. 17.— T roops have
been called to p re v en t a n y un to w ard
d em o n stra tio n a t the St. P a u l coal m ine
when bodies o f th e 300 m en entom bed
by S a tu r d a y ’s c a ta stro p h e a re brought
to th e su rface. S heriff S koglund, of
B ureau c o unty, w ith a u th o rity from
S t a t e ’s A tto rn e y E e k h a rt, teleg rap h ed
to Springfield la te y e ste rd a y , a jk iu g
G overnor D eucen to send se v e ra l com
panies o f s ta te m ilitia . So f a r no vio
lence has been d isplayed a n d S t a t e ’s
A tto rn e y E e k h a rt hopes b y th e p re s
ence o f a sm all g u a rd to p re v e n t any
ill a dvised m ove on th e p a rt of the
m iners, w hose feelin g s have been
w rought up by th e loss o f th e ir com
rades.
W hen th e bodies w ill be b ro u g h t to
th e su rfa ce is d o u b tfu l. N one of the
officials believ e a n y of tlie 300 eu
tom bed
men a re alive. T he s u b te r
ra n e a n fires y e s te rd a y w ere m ore in
ten se th an w hen th e m en w ere e n
tra p p e d and no efforts could be made
to e n te r the m ine.
F ire C hief H o ra n , o f C hicago, a rriv e d
w ith a su p p ly o f hose a n d chem ical
fire e x tin g u ish e rs. T he seal o v e r the
m outh of th e s h a ft w as p e rfo ra te d and
it w as in te n d e d to force w a te r and
chem icals down th ro u g h pipes. A th e r
m om eter in th e san d on top o f the seal
show ed a te m p e ra tu re of 110 degrees,
in d ic a tin g th a t h e a t in th e in te rio r of
th e m ine w as itense. C h ief H oran
shook his head.
“ I t ’s no u s e .” he said, “ to lif t the
lid, as i t w ould m ean th a t th e whole
m ine would b laze up and th e re would
be no p o ssib ility o f reco v erin g even
th e bodies. T he coal deposits would
ta k e fire a n d th e tim b e r su p p o rts would
crum ble. P e rh a p s a n o th e r s h a ft will
h ave to be dug to recover th e rem ains
o f th e m en .”
MAY D EFY PEO PLE.
B ritish
H ouse o f L ords T h re a te n
R e je c t B udget.
to
L ondon, N ov. 17.— Tn tho house of
lords to d ay L ord L ansdow ne, lea d er of
th e opposition, g a v e th e form al and e x
pected notice of his in te n tio n to m ove
fo r th e re je c tio n o f th e b u d g e t bill
w hen i t comes up next M onday.
H is m otion, he said, would be e x
pressed th u s: “ I move th a t th is house
is not ju stifie d in g iv in g its consent to
th is b ill u n til it lias been su b m itte d to
th e ju d g m e n t o f th e c o u n try .”
T ho te rm s o f L ord L an s d o w n e ’s m o
tion w ere eom m unieated to P re m ie r
A squith and discussed by th e cab in et
council. U n io n ists a n tic ip a te th a t 300
peers w ill support L ord L ansdow ne.
w hile su p p o rte rs of th e g overnm ent in
th e house of lords num ber only 40.
On th e re je c tio n of th e b u d g e t it is
e x p ected th a t th e prem ier will move
in th e house o f com m ons a resolution
stro n g ly condem ning th e p e e rs ’ action,
affirm ing the sole rig h t o f the com
m ons to deal w ith m a tte rs o f ta x a tio n
a n d d e clarin g th e p e e rs ’ a tte m p t to
force a dissolution u n c o n stitu tio n a l.
W h at f u rth e r course P re m ie r A squith
w ill ta k e is not know n, b u t it is quite
u n lik e ly th a t th e c ab in et w ill resign,
unless th e g o v e rn m e n t is d e fe a te d at
tho elections.
N ew Y ork, Nov. 16.— W hile th e legal
m ach in ery o f th e g o v e rn m e n t m oves
slow ly, th e a ir of u n c e rta in ty su rro u n d
ing th e so-called su g ar fra u d cases is
in te rp re te d to foreshado w a n in q u iry
w hich m ay ra n k w ith th e in su ran ce
upheaval o f 1905.
B oston
and
P h ila d e lp h ia
w ere
b ro u g h t w ith in th e scope o f th e iav e s
tig a tio n to d ay w ith th e re p o rt th a t th e
go v ern m en t would a tte m p t to o b tain
back d u tie s on su g ar in those c ities,
w hile in v e s tig a tio n w e n t on in New
Y ork w ith re p e a te d ru m o rs o f re a c h
ing “ m en h ig h er u p .”
H e n ry L. S tim son, sp ecial a tto rn e y
fo r th e go v ern m en t in th e cases, d e
se ts fo rth h is view s in a le tte r read
clined to discuss th is ph ase o f the
a t th e a n n u a l m ee tin g of th e In te rn a
m a tte r.
tlo n a l A rb itra tio n P eace A ssociation
W illiam L oeb, J r., collecto r o f th e
not long ago. “ I am , a s you suppose,
port, also w as inclined to be re tic e n t,
a peace-at-any-prlce m a n ,” he w rote.
b u t be re p e a te d th a t it w as through
B IL L IO N D O LL A R M E R G E R .
“T h e use of m u rd e r a n d hom icide as
the influence o f T heodore R oosevelt
(h at th e in d ic tm e n t und p rosecution of
a m ean s of deciding in te rn a tio n a l d if
su g ar fra u d s was u n d e rta k en . A ccord B ell T elephone T ak es O ver W estern ficu lties seem s to me Inconceivable. 1
ing to M r. L oeb, he had ta lk e d o ver
do not, how ever, believe th a t we shall
W este rn U nion T eleg rap h C om pany.
th e m a tte r w ith M r. R oosevelt before
m ake a n y real a d v an c e u n til w ar Is
B
oston,
N
ov.
17.—
A
long
strid
e
he took charge of the custom s house
to w a rd the com plete control by one com m only spoken of In th e te rm s we
here.
corp o ratio n of a ll w ire com m unication now a p p ly to d ru n k e n n e s s o r g lu t
in the U n ited S ta te s w as m ade today tony, a s d e g ra d in g a n d d isg u stin g .”
H O P E IS A B A N D O N ED .
in the acq u isitio n b y th e A m erican
V isito rs to th e B ronx b o tan ical g a r
R escuers F o rc e d to O ive U p W o rk in T elephone & T eleg ra p h com pany o f the den m ay now have th e u n u su a l expe
control
of
th
e
W
estern
U
nion
T
ele
Illin o is M ine.
rien c e of seeing a la rg e species of
g ra p h com pany.
C herry, 111., N ov. 16.— T he 300 or
To m ake th e ab so rp tio n
com plete, ag av e In bloom. T h e p la n t Is in th e
m ore m iners entom bed in th e 8 t. P aul th e in co rp o ra tio n of a new $1,000,000,- c o u rt of th o p ublic c o n se rv a to rie s.
m ine b y la s t S a tu r d a y ’s c a tastro p h e 000 com pany is announced. I t is said R ange 1, a n d form s p a rt of th e codec
a re dead. Some o f th e bodies lie th e new co rp o ra tio n w ill include th e tio n of A m erican d e se rt p la n ts in s ta ll
b u ried b e n ea th thousands o f to n s of $592,475,400 of bonds and sto ck o f the ed th e re d u rin g th e su m m er. It Is a t
e a rth which cav e d in upon them . These A m erican T elephone & T elegraph com
w ill n e v er be recovered.
p a n y , know n as th e B ell com pany, and p re se n t th e m ost c onspicuous object
R escue w ork is tem p o rarily a b a n th e o u tsta n d in g $105,000,000 o f bonds in th is collection. F ro m th e su rfa ce
doned. Renew ed fires in th e m ine mado a n d sto ck s of th e W este rn U nion com of th e g ro u n d to th e apex of th e brow n
f u rth e r descen ts im possible. F a n e em pany.
flow ering stem , w hich h a s a basal d i
ployed in an e ffo rt to c a rry fre s h a ir
T he acquisition o f the W estern U nion a m e te r of ab o u t tw o a n d a h a lf in ch
to th e im prisoned m en e n liv e n ed th e stock b y th e B ell com pany has been in es. It is n in ete en fe et tw o Inches tall,
flames. Soon th e h e at a n d sm oke b e p ro g ress fo r six m onths, a n d only a a b o u t o n e -q u a rte r of th is le n g th being
cam e so dense i t w as n ecessary again sufficient am o u n t to insure c o n tro l, said
occupied by the
Inflorescence.— New
to seal up th e m outh of th e h oisting to be 51 p e r c en t, w as ta k e n over.
sh a ft, and to n ig h t th e eDtom bed men
Officers of th e telephone com pany be Y ork B o tan ic al G a rd en Jo u rn a l.
a re looked in a d e a th dungeon. Steam lie v e th a t th e m erg er will sa v e the
J o h n D. R ockefeller, J r., is know n
and chem icals pro d u cin g c arb o n ic acid B ell com pany $75,000,000 in new con b est by h is re lig io u s a c tiv itie s, but he
gas will be forced through p ip es to th e stru c tio n , w hile it also w ill en ab le the h a s received s tre n u o u s b u sin e ss t r a i n
bottom o f th e m ine tom orrow . These u tiliz a tio n of w ires b oth fo r tele g ra p h ing. W hile a t B row n U n iv e rsity he
w ill h ave a te n d e n c y to choke o u t the ing and telephoning.
su c c essfu lly m an ag ed th e fu n d s of th e
flames.
v a rs ity team . A fter g ra d u a tin g he en
T hree hu n d red coflins h ave been o r
W eeding O ut J a p B anks.
te re d th e offices of th e S ta n d a rd Oil
d ered —h a lf o f them to a rriv e T uesday
San F ra n c isco , N ov. 17.— T he J a p a C om pany, w here he tolled over th e
and h a lf on W ednesday,
nese In d u s tria l b a n k o f F resn o is to be books lik e aDy o th e r clerk . He h a s
liq u id a te d soon, a cc o rd in g to an an th e m an a g em e n t of th e g re a t $43,000,-
R eform B egins in In d ia .
S u p e rin te n d e n t 000 R o c k efe lle r e d u c a tio n a l fund. He
Sim la, B ritish In d ia, N ov. 16.— The nouncem ent b y S ta te
plan fo r th e reform o f th e B ritish ad o f B an k s A lden A nderson, who has ju st is j u s t p a st 80, h u t is vice p re si
m in istra tio n o f In d ia , w hich w as o u t re tu rn e d from F resno, w here he m ade d e n t of th e g re a t oil tru s t, a m em ber
lined by L ord M orley, s e c re ta ry of an in v estig a tio n in to th e con d itio n of of th e b o a rd s of d ire c to rs of the L ac k
sta te fo r In d ia , in th e house o f lords th e in stitu tio n . T he b a n k w as closed a w a n n a R a ilro a d a n d of th e A m erican
la st D ecem ber, designed to g iv e In d ia la te in O ctober, w hen th e officials of L inseed tru s t. He a lso re p re se n ts th e
an em bryo c o n stitu tio n a d m ittin g th e th e bank fa iled to show A nderson th a t R o c k efe lle r in te re s ts in th e
U nited
n a tiv e s to an im p o rta n t sh a re in th e th e y had sufficient ta n g ib le a ssets. A n
S ta te s S teel C o rp o ratio n .
legislation o f th e co u n try , w e n t in to d e rs o n ’s a ctio n will reduep thp num ber
A few m ile s so u th of F re d e ric k sb u rg ,
e ffe c t today. T hus began a new and o f J a p a n e s e b a n k s in C a lifo rn ia in a c
Va„ n e a r G uinea sta tio n , on th e R ic h
strik in g epoch in th e h isto ry o f B ritish tiv e business to tw o.
rule in In d ia. U n d e r the pro g ram all
m ond, F re d e ric k s b u rg and P otom ac
religions a n d sp ecial in te re s ts m ay
T h ree D ead, F iv e In ju re d .
R a ilro a d , Is th e house In w hich S to n e
elect re p re se n ta tiv e s to th e viceroys
P itts b u rg , N ov. 16.— T h ree u n id e n ti w all Ja c k so n , th e fam o u s C o n fe d era te
a n d p ro v in cial councils.
fied men a re dead, five o th e rs a re se ri g e n e ra l, died, on May 10, 1863. _ It Is
ously in ju re d a n d 12 m en a n d women In te re s tin g to lea rn th a t th is p ro p e rty
H a sk e ll M ust F ace J u ry .
Is to be preserv ed a s one of th e h is
C hickasaw , O kla., Nov. 16.— F ed eral a re s u ffe rin g from b ru ises a n d shocks, to ric la n d m a rk s of th e C onfederacy.
Ju d g e Jo h n A. M arshall, of U ta h , o v e r th e re su lt o f a fire in a lodging-house It h a s been p u rc h a se d by th e p re si
ruled to d a y th e
d e m u rre r to in d ic t on th e riv e r fro n t e arly to d ay . W hen d e n t of th e R ichm ond, F re d e ric k s b u rg
were
m ents filed b y G overnor C harles N. th e fire broke out 30 persons
a n d P otom ac R a ilro a d , who, it Is re
asleep
in
th e
b uilding.
Firem en
H askell a n d five o th e r p ro m in e n t O k la
a roused them a n d c a rrie d th e women p o rted , w ill tra n s fe r it to th e com
hom ans, c h arg in g th em w ith fra u d u a n d ch ild ren to s a fe ty . Bodies o f the pany, w hich w ill c o n v e rt th e g ro u n d s
le n tly o b ta in in g from th e go v ern m en t u nidentified fo re ig n e rs w ere not found a b o u t th e b u ild in g Into a p ark . S to n e
title to a num ber of tow n lo ts in M us u n til th is a fte rn o o n , w hen persons w all Ja c k so n died a few days a fte r h i t
kogee, O kla. T he d e fe n d a n ts ’ tria l is c le a rin g a w ay th e d e b ris found them b rillia n t flank m ovem ent on H ooker’*
set fo r S a tu rd a y n ex t, a t C hickasaw . u n d e r a sta irw a y .
a rm y
a t C h a n ce llo rsv llle fu rn ish e d
The five co -d efe n d an ts o f G overnor
new e vidence of h is g e n iu s for w a r.—
H askell a re C. W. T urner, A. Z. E n g
N ew M ap of W orld.
B a ltim o re Sun.
lish, W. R. E ato n , W. T. H u tch in s and
L ondon, N ov. 17.— A n in te rn a tio n a l
S te lla Jo se p h in e F e lle r, of H a rris
F. B. Severs.
c o n fere n ce of to p o g rap h e rs m et in L o n C ounty, T exas, e a rn e d $150,000 In a
don to d a y fo r th e purpose o f d e sig n ■Ingle a fte rn o o n by m a rk in g dow n tw o
K in g M ay S tep Down.
L ondon, N ov. 16.— T he a b d ic a tio n of in g a w orld m ap in te n d e d to be a c oil w elle. S he has been so successful
K in g Leopold o f Belgium is m om en c epted a s official by all o f th e coun In d isc o v e rin g oil th a t she h a s a lm o st
trie s re p re se n ted . T he co n feren ce is d a lly offers of te n s of th o u sa n d s of
ta rily ex p ected , a cc o rd in g to a c o rre
the d irec t o u tg ro w th o f th e re ce n t in
spondent o f R e y n o ld ’s N e w sp ap e r a t te rn a tio n a l g eo g rap h ical congress a t d o lla rs In fees for special w ork. T h e
Brussels. H is d isp atch es d e clare t h a t G eneva. T he U n ite d S ta te s is re p re $150,000 fee w as paid by ten m en. w ho
th e k in g has been w arned th a t serious se n te d a t th e co n feren ce b y S tep h en J . ow ned a em ail tr a c t a n d had failed to
consequences w ill follow if he refu ses K tibel and B ailey W illis, to p o g rap h ers •trike oil. T hey offered Mis* F e lle r
to renounce th e th ro n e. I t is u n d e r o f th e U n ite d S ta te s geological survey. th e 0150,000 If she w ould d iscover tw o
stood t h a t th e a n ti Leopold p a rty is
p ro d u c tiv e w ells, a n d sh e selected tw o
n e g o tia tin g w ith P rin c e A lb e rt, h eir
In sa n e W ill P ic k F ru it.
■pots a f te r a few h o u rs of su rv e y in g .
to th e th ro n e, to persuade him to suc
C leveland, N ov. 17.— A plan fo r Pipe* w ere su n k , a n d In each case a
ceed his fa th e r.
fresh a ir tre a tm e n t o f th e c i t y ’s inssne g u sh e r w as stru c k . M iss F e lle r a lso
a t th e m nnicipal farm colony w as an h a s been re m a rk a b ly successful In
M oors Send Submission.
nounced today. T he c ity will place per * d isc o v erin g s u lp h u r beds.
She h a s
M ad rid , N ov. 16.— An official dis sons suffering from c u rab le d em en tia m ade a fo rtu n e In oil w ells of h e r ow n
patch from N ador, M orocco, say s M oor in f r u it o rc h ard s a n d v e g etab le g a r
ish tribesm en have se n t th e ir subm is dens s t the W srre n s v ills fa rm . S im i a n d In fees, and now Is ex p en d in g
sion to G eneral M arina, com m ander of la r tre a tm e n t has proved effective w ith $600.000 o a aa o rp h a n a sy lu m In Beau-
d rin k victim s.
| m o at
th e Spanish forees.
Desirous
HairGerms
Recentdiscoveries have shown
that falling hair is caused by
germs at the roots of the hair.
Therefore, to stop falling hair,
you must first completely de
stroy these germs. Ayer’s Hair
Vigor, new improved formula,
will certainly do this. Then
leave the rest to nature.
D ots not change the color o f the hair.
A tiers
F o r m a l i w i t h « a c h b o tti«
m
S h o w i t to y o u r
*
d o c to r
A sk h im ab o u t It,
th e n do aa ho «ayo
Recent discoveries have also proved that
dandruff is caused by germ s on the scalp.
T here fore, to cure dandruff, the first thing
to do is to completely destroy these d a n
druff germs. H e r e , the sa m e Ayer’s H s ir
Vigor will give the sa m e splendid results.
—
H e« * b y til* J . O. A j a r Co.. L ow ell. M eet—
Iln u d lc u p
of
H ad
Worms
"C a s c a re ts a r e c e rta in ly fine. I g a v e a frie n d
o n e w h e n th e d o cto r w as tr e a tin g h im fo r ca n c e r
o t th e sto m a ch . T h e n e x t m o rn in g h e paoaed
fo u r p ie ces o f a ta p e w orm . H e th e n g o t a b o s
a n d in th r e e d a y s h e p assed a ta p e -w o rm 4 8 fe e t
Ions* I t w as M r. M a tt F re c k , of M illersb u rg ,
D a u p h in Co.. Pa. I am q u ite a w o rk e r fo r Casco,
re ts. I use th e m m y s e lf a n d find th e m b eneficial
fo r m o st a n y d is e a se caused by im p u re b lo o d ."
C has. K C ondon, L e w isto n , P a., (M ifflin C oJ
P le a s a n t. P a la ta b le , P o te n t, T a s t e G o o d .
D o G ood. N e v e r S ic k e n ,W e a k e n o r G rip e.
10c, 25c, 50c. N e v e r so ld in b ulk. T h e g e n u
in e ta b le t s tr m p e d C C C. G u a r a n te e d to
o u r« o r y o u m o n e y b a c k .
921
less Dentistry
C A S TO R IA
O ut o f tow n people
cau have th e ir plat»
an d briilgew ork fln»
iaheri in oao daj
If neceaaary.
We will give you • good
22 k gold or porcelali
crown lor
$ 3 #
Molar Crown» 5
22 kBridg»T»»th 3 .
Gold FiMing»
1 .
Enamel Filling» 1 *
Silver Filling»
*
Inlay Filling«
2.50
Good Rubber
m . .
Plate»
5 .0 Q
Celt R»d "Sb- .
The Kind You Have Always Bought
F in e R ecipe fo r Colds.
A ny d ru g g ist can supply these in
gred ien ts, or he will g e t them from his
wholesale house.
“ Mix h a lf .p in t of good w hiskey;
*wo ounces of g ly ce rin e ; h a lf ounce of
C oncentrated pine com pound.
Bhake
‘he b o ttle well each tim e and use in
doses of a teaspoonful to n tablespoon-
t'ul four tim es a d a y .” T h is p re scrip
tion is said to w ork wonders.
T hq C o n c en trate d pine is a special
pine p ro d u ct and comes only in h a lf
ounce b o ttle s, cnch enclosed tn an a ir
tig h t case, b u t be sure it i t labeled
“ C o n c e n tra te d ” in o rd e r to g e t the
genuine a rticle .
llo a d « .
"D on’t you realize th a t you a n
financially h andicapped by bad ro a d i? ”
"Of course we realize it,” answ ered
F a rm e r C orntossel. "N o autom obllist
d a re s trav e l fa st enough to give ua an
excuse for collectin ’ a fine.—W ash in g
ton S ta r.
.
THTsTMiT,
n n u t in u i.a u ■ . . m u .
PelnleH Cxlr lion
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W O R K G U A R A N T E E D -O R IS Y E A R S
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leor-iorod. Ooneultutinn F re e , Yon ca n n o t get bet to»
painleea -vork done anyw here. A ll w o rk fu lly g u a r
a n te e d . M odern e le c tric equipm ent. Lioet m ethod*
W ise Dental Co«
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A r il.H e V o c ife ra tio n .
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he goes back to school.”
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" I d o n 't know how I ’m going to gei
along. H e h a s got a ll th e c ritte rs or
th e place so used to h is college yel
th a t I d o n 't »’pose a n y o n e else kir
d riv e ’em .”— W ash in g to n S ta r.
lu c ld e u ta l.
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q u a rt a n d y o u r b u tte r 45 c en ts ■
p o und? W hy do you pay such e x o rb i
ta n t p rice s aa th a t for th e m ? ”
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A LEADER
WATER SYSTEM
IN YOUR HOME
M eans an u n fa ilin g w a te r su p p ly . It
n .ea n s th a t you w ill h av e th e m oat p ra c ti
cal D om estic w a te r su p p ly s y ste m now in
use. N o elev ate d ta n k , no frozen p ip e s In
w in te r, no s ta g n a n t w a te r in s u m m e r, no
w a te r nupply tro u b les of an y s o rt. T ank
placed in b asem en t, o u t of Bight an d way,
m ade of p ressed steel, w ill n o t ru n t an d
will lant a lifetim e.
You w ill be pleased w ith th e L E A D E R
n r stem o f fu rn is h in g D om estic W a ter
S u p ( y. Ask for o u r c a talo g u e an d fre e
booklet, "H ow I Solved My W a te r Supply
P roblem ."
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LEWIS & ST AVER CO.
Portland, Ore.
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Boise, Idaho.
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