Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, August 26, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texte x p e r ie n c e d 11c for Dressed Veal Smith pay* it. and he w ill pay 12c fo r Dreaead Pork. 16c fo r L iv e Chicken». 25c doz. fo r Fresh Ejnra. Smith does not charge commission. You * e t A L L your money when you ship to Smith. Address l H A N K L. S M IT H M E A T CO. " F l# h t in * the B e e f T ru st” PO R TLAN D , OREGON Dr. B. E. Wright H ave your teeth out and plate and bridg-u work don«. For out-of-tow n patrons we timsh plate and bridge work in one day u necessary. _ _ _ l'KICES: $5.00 $3 50 : s u $1.00 WFtilw:* 50c* Ceed KuW Pile» $5.00 j t«*f PeJ Ruobw Pule»........ $7.50 Piiaieu EitrartiM 50c LTHE KEYSTON Ej TO H EALTH IS H O S T E T T E R ’S STOM ACH E m m Finap B F S T M E TH O D S Pain es* Fxtract'on Free when plates or bridge work it* erdered. Consultation Free. You cannot get better painless work anywhere, no matter how much you pay. A ll W ork fu lly G u aranteed fo r fift e e n Y e a rs SCHOOL M an. “ Flow do you conquer your e l» pbant when he goes on a rampage?” I asked the menagerie proprietor. “ We avail ourselves of an exp» rlenced baggage man," he replied. “ An experienced baggage man?” I repeated with wonderment “ Yes,” he explained patiently, al though It was evident that he was nettled by my stupidity, ” we get « man who knows how to smash , trunks.” B I T T E R S I j j ! D r B. E. W righ t Co. 3 4 2 J W ash n ¿to n St., Portland, Oregon Its great m erit alone has enabled the Bitters to con tinue before the public for over 57 years. You really ought to try a bottle for Poor Appetite, Indigestion, Headache, Cramps, Diar rhoea and Malaria. Take car at depot and transfer to W ashington St. i Does N ot F o ll o w . “ Are those comforts on the counter there to be sold at much of a reduc tion ?” “ They nre not reduced at all, mad am. What made you think they were?” "Ilecause 1 saw them marked i •down.' ” __________________ R ed , W e a k , W e a ry , W a te r y E y e*. R e lie v e d B y M u r in e E y e R e m e d y . Try M u r in e F o r Y o u r E y e T r o u b le s . Y o u W i l l L i k e M u rin e . I t S o o th es . 50c a t Y o u r D r u g g is t s . W r it e F o r E y e B ook s Free. M u r in e E y e R e m e d y C o ., C h ic a g o . Currant Borer. Look for the currant borer at this time. When the leaves start. afTected canes commence to wither and die. Cut out the affected canes below the black center and burn at once. Gentle Protest. B.rber (on train)— Yes. this la • grr*t road, sir. Let me describe It to you as I work. Man 'In Chair— Er— yes, but don't put the curves In my cheeks with that razor.__________________ The Mighty Mite. “ Isn't New York the most densely populated area you have ever seen?” “ Not by a Jump! You ought to see me Just after I have been rummaging around In my chicken house.” [ REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING; I use CRESCENT BAKING P O W D E R 25c. FULL POUND E X A M IN A T IO N S . VrnatylvanU Kdacmtloasllat Th in k . They Should Ue Abullohed. Public school students have a cham pion in the person of Dr. Nathan C. Schaeffer, superintendent of public in struction In Pennsylvania. In their an tipathy to examinations. Dr. Schaeffer has gone so far as to aay that he hoped he would see the day when examina tions would be abolished. “They are,” he B a ld , “ like drugs, since they have a primary as well as secondary effect In that they cause depression If kept up.” Dr. Schaeffer Is himself a keen stu dent and observer. He has profited by his years of experience since his connection with the public schools of the state and he knows whereof he speaks, says the Philadelphia Inquirer But his opinion In this respset is not the result of deductions on the part of one man alone. There are many others who think with him, some of whom have so expressed themselves and others who, while convinced themselves, are too timid to take a de cided stand In the matter. There Is little doubt that the exam ination Is in many respects a barbar ous Institution. Education Is, In the last analysis, only a means to an end, a process of gradual mental develop ment, a plan by which each day the mind Is broadened. To expect a child to pass successfully on details which it has used only as mental Food and for gotten for five, six, seven or nine months seems not only unjust, but ridiculous. The consequence Is that as examination time approaches there Is a cramming of matter into the mind, mental Indigestion ensues and, not in frequently, even the brightest students are Injured physically. In the big world where results count, a man Is not examined at the end of each year as to his work during the past 12 months. The caliber of his work and endeavor at the end of each day Is what counts, and so It should be In the prepration for this real work. FASHION HINTS At the Resort Grocery. “ But you are charging Just as much (or your garden truck as they charge in the city.” said the man to tfe* summer resort grocer. “ Sh,” said the grocer, “ I know It, but It tickles the city folks to think they're getting It cheaper.” FRY MURINE E Y E R E M E D Y *•« win Like it r r w A A -/ A C Xa, O V Salve Tubes, 25c, $1.00. a n d k o d a k s u p p l i e s W rite fo r catalojrues and literature. Developing and printing:. Mail orders given prom pt attention P ortla n d P h o to S u p p ly Co. 149 Th ird S treet BUSINESS COLLEGE P O R T L A N D . O RE. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Trains for success in the Industries. Provides practical and liberal educa tion. Strong Faculty. Modem Equip ment. Offers courses in Agriculture, Forestry, Domestic Science and Art. Engineering, Commerce and Pharmacy. TENTH AND MORRISON, FORTUNO, OREGON *. P . A R M S T R O N G , L L . B ., P R IN C IP A L Dura ia ad m itted ly the high-standard comm ercial I ichool o f the N o rth w est. Teachers h avin g both j business and professional experience q u a lify atu- lenta fo r auceess, b y in d iv id u a l instruction i f ] lesired, in a short tim e and a t sm all expense, j Position fo r each as soon as competent. Open all I die year. Catalogue, business form s and pen- v o rk fr e e . W rite today — there is m oney in It. Fall Term Opens Sept. 23, 1910. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR K. & S. BRAND OF Blueing Ammon a “ Clean, 0 ” Illustrated literature, giving full in formation, sent free on application. Address the Registrar, Corvallis, Ore. K .A N D S.CHFM|C a l @. MEDBGÂL II of 0 DEPARTMENT H ig h S ta n d ard T h o ro u gh C ourses (UNIVERSITY OF 0RES0N) Session begins Sept. 12. 1910. For catalogue ad dress LVan, D r . S. E. J oseph!, 610 D e k u m Bldg., P o rtla n d O rego n D A IS Y FLY KILLER Disinfectant Spray Cold Water Liquid Starch fion-Poilinq Washing Fluid 1 401 Mam SL iViain 113 Vancouver, Washington N eat.clean. taL convenient, cheap. L e a l » a ll aaaaoa. Made ol metal, cannot »pill or tip ovef.will not soil of Injure anythin*. Guaranteed effective. Of nil «Mitra or teat prepaid lor 20 cent». I HAROLD SOMIRQ ISO DaCnlb A n a H im U tb . «.V» A TR IP TO PORTLAND FREE CUT RATES IN PAINLESS DENTISTRY , Pain less E x t r a c t io n .......Free S ilver F i l l i n g s .....................50c (G o ld F illin g s ....................... 75c 1 22 K. Gold C r o w n s ................$3 P o rcelain C r o w n s .............. .$3 M o la r Gold C ro w n s .............. $4 B ridge W o r k , 22 K. Gol i . . . . t3 In la y F ills, Pu re G o l d ........ $2 V e r y N ic e R ubber P la t e ___ U B est R u bber P la te on E a rth ................................ $7 A L L T H IS W O R K IS G U A R A N T E E D . D on 't th row your money aw ay. A dollar saved la tw od o lla rs earned. Our o rigin al reliable Modern Painless Methods and our p e rfe c te d office equip m ent saves us tim e and your money. 1 0 S T 0 N D E N T IS T S , 5th M o r r is # * . P o r t la n d Entrance 2 9 m Morrison, opposite Postoffice and Meier A Frank. Established ia Portland 10 years. Open evenings ■mil t and Sundays and! 12.10. for people who work. C. Gee Wo fJC O F F E E c I T E A S P IC E S BAKING POWDER EXTRACTS JUST RIGHT -CETS3nEaSH>- CL0SSET A DEVER3 ^ Are made over Curled H a ir Pada and will not ga 'l the horse. W rite us fo r free sample "/ the Pad. G ive the name >f your harness dealer Sold by beat dealers everywhere. R. H. McMONIF.S & CO. PORTLAND, ORfG -N «„U rC -o.r.. 1 U H H r * S L , ca r. M o c r i* * » . P o rt i a « » . O r. ______ ___________________ B IR D CHAT. It’s 8lze. "The theme failed as a book and now It falls as a play. Yet the cen tral Idea Is good.” "Quite right. I think you could boll It down into an anecdote and get ten dollars for It.” Unfair Competition. Esmerelda— Did you have that kitchen Implement shower for Eli Oarllnghorn last night? Gwendolen — Goodness, nol !♦ rained pitchforks! IN C O R P O R A T C D P a in le s s D e n tis ts taflhtg M # e c . TMrtf A Wa«Mn«tea. PCNTUhMO O V C H i | * M laara: I A . t L l e l f . H . l u U f V • t e l Washington— The provisional gov ernment of Nicaragua is tottering to its fall, the Madriz army is demoral ized, consternation reigns in Managua and Dr. Madriz, his general-in-chief, Toledo, and general Irias, are prepar ing to flee the country. This, in effect, is the news received by the State department from United States Consul Olivares at Managua, and these advices are confirmed by dis patches from Mr. Johnson, United States consul at at Corinto. The panic in the capital is threaten ing the lives and property of Am eri cans. Crowds are reported traversing the streets crying, “ Death to the Americans.” White the cruisers Vicksburg and Yorktown are at Corinto and in close touch with the situation, the legation and consulates in Managua are under heavy police guard and preparations have been made to meet attacks on American lives and property. The situation grew out of the victory won Thursday by the revolutionists, who defeated a strong column o f gov ernment troops and crossed the Tipi- tapa river. The removal o f the government army seems complete. Mr. Olivares reports that General Toledo, who was in com mand o f the Madriz troops, arrived in Managua following his defeat and announced that his force had been seized with panic and fled when at tacked. Soldiers made their escape to Grenada while others continued their flight to the capital. Grenada appears to be at the mercy o f an undiciplined mob o f soldiers, who are reported to be pillaging the houses there. It is added that the Estradan force is already at the gates of the city and is preparing to take the place by as sault. From the evident demoralized condition of the Madriz forces, observ ers believe that Granada will be taken by Estrada with little trouble and the way to the capital thus practically will be clear. It seems the unanimous opinion in Managua, Mr. Olivares reports, that the power o f Madriz is steadily weak ening and that his overthrow may be momentarily expected. The revolu tionary army ia only 20 miles from the capital and the capture o f Managua is looked upon as inevitable. What is C A S TO R IA C a s to r ia is a h a rm le s s s u b s titu te f o r C a s to r O il, P a r e g o r ic , D ro p s a n d S o o th in g S yru p s, i t is P le a s a n t. I t c o n ta in s n e ith e r O p iu m , M o r p h in e n o r o t h e r N a r c o tio su b sta n ce. Its a g e is its g u a r a n te e . I t d e s tro y s W o r m s a n d a lla y s F e v e ris h n e s s . I t c u re s D ia r r h ic a a n d W in d C o lic . I t r e lie v e s l 'e e t l i i n g T r o u b le s , c u re s C o n s tip a tio n a n d F la tu le n c y . I t a s s im ila te s t h e F o o d , r e g u la te s th o S to m a ch a n d D o w e ls , g i v i n g h ea lth y a n d n a tu r a l sleep . T h o C h ild r e n ’ s P a n a c e a —T h e M o t h e r ’ s F r ie n d . The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of * r In Use For Over 3 0 Years. ▼H* OtNTAUR tJM M N ». TT MURRAY RTRCCT, NEW YORK CITY. ay & Co. Sherman ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS S IX T H , A T M O R R IS O N S T „ P O R T L A N D , OR. We want you to try this I’iano IN YOUR HOME FREE. We want you to try it at our expense because— A t ihe end o f thirty days the Piano H S E LE will convince you o f the following facta: i It’s the best value on earth for the price ( $ 275 ) . It's MUSIC A LL Y anil M ECHANICALLY right! We know there is so much real value in (his Wellington Piano— w e’ro selling for $275—on easy payments—that w e’re willing to let it be I T ’S O W N SALESMAN. It will tell it’s own story to you—in your home— if you’ll send us tha coupon. Please senu me mil particulars concerning this unusual Piano alter. Name............................................ P a r v a r s lt y of A n im a t e Aaaress................................................ T h in g s . USE DR. PLUMMERS COUGH STOP Neth & C o. £Í¡SW COLLECTORS U O il Cold C ob * furl. *We (hall be rescued. Don’t lo*e you, head," Said the traveler loat on the arctic shore. 'Oh, I’m keeping cool!” hi* companion ■aid, Aa he shifted hla seat on the Ice once more. -Puck. ______ Some people caaaot bear to b » left alone; they cannot enjoy their own «wnpaay. How do yon feet about It? (* (* U * t U M * "Do you see that old gentlemam, F-ili.f* 1.00 mamma? He often speaks to me.” “ Does be, darling? What does he s;w r n .50 6( k i F bow _ A. 5.00 ■ a y r Bed Rubber _ _ A "Oh. he «aye: *Don't you throw aay r.-M 7.50 «tone* at my d o g ! ' T h r o u a and i «.!«• tiv ti—» .50 Country * C » T M iT M O O # W ise Dental Co. Estrada Army Approaches and Lives and.Property ot Americans Are in Peril. T h e K i n d Y o u H a v e A lw a y s li o i i g h t lias b o rn e th e sign a tu r e o f Clins. I I . F le t c h e r , a n il has b e e n m a d e u n d e r hla p e rs o n a l s u p e rv is io n f o r o v e r 3 0 y e a r s . A l l o w n o o n e t o d e c e iv e y o u in th is . C o u n te r fe its , Im ita tio n s a n d “ «J u st-a s-good ’ • a r e b u t E x p e r im e n ts , a n il e n d a n g e r th e h e a lth o f C h ild r e n —E x p e r ie n c e a g a in s t E x p e r im e n t. H I L L MILITARY ACADEMY 1.00 feiaJsas Extraction T ree when piste« or brM xework e ordered. Consultation S r*e. 1 **» canno« get better , ■aisle«« workanywLPra, no r-.atW how mar ft yon pay. A l l w o r k fu lly gu a ra n tees! f o r fift e e n yoara. Government is Tottering and People Panic-Stricken "What have you got that hole undet your back yard fence for?" “ To let my neighbor's chlckent through Into my garden." “ Why, you were complnlnlng tlx other day about their flying over tin fence.” “ That was because I couldn't catch 'em and wring their necks. I made BURBANK’S LATEST A PEACH. that hole so 1 could stand over 1 and swat the blamed hens as they Tents, Awnings, Sails Juice and Color of Crawford Sur came through.” Cots, Hammocks, Canvas and Covers “ Well, do they come through It?” 1 or 1.000 at factory price«. round Small Colorless Pit. PAC INC TtNi AND AWNING CO. "N o l” Santa Rosa — Horticulturists and 27 N . F irst St., Portland. Or. fruitgrowers are united in their praise B e a ts C h e w in g th a R a g . o f the two new varities o f peaches and “ What are you chewing?" asked the one o f plums producted by Luther Bur fair maid in the hammock. It is a sure stopper, promptly re- bank, the plant wizard. Crosses o f "Oum arable,” answered the young Heves Bronchitis, ' s, Who hooping ' Cough, ~ ' the Crawford and Muir species have man in the rustic chair. illy those Cough ugh Croup, and especially resulted in a fruit o f greater commer harsh, hacking coughs, also most “ Oum arable?" she echoed In sur cial value. The Bartlett plum seed prise. useful for lung diseases. For sale ling is also a betterment in shape, col by all dealers; 25c a bottle. "Yes,” he rejoined “ I expect to vis or and preponderance of flesh over pit. it western Asia this fnll and I'm try Most o f the juiciness and high color ing to learn the Inngiisge.” of the Crawford peach has been trans ferred by Burbank to the smaller and A L i f e P o s it i o n . firmer pit of the Muir. The color-free Annette— Ethel is about to accept a P O R T L A N D . OREGON pit o f the Muir is also retained. The lifetime Job of 24 hours a day. Send your boy w here he will vigor and ability o f the new trees to Florence— Indeed I have (rood, strong training. Fall resist diseases is still another recom term opens Septem ber 14th 1910. Annette— Yes. Shn I b going to mar W rite fo r catalogue. mendation o f the Burbank creations. ry a man to reform him E. J. Wickson, dean o f the college o f agriculture of the University o f Cali fornia, pronounces the new variety “ a peach.” What species of bird lays the small est egg in proportion 10 Its size; Ilk » wise the largest? It has been computed that 300,000,- 000 birds are annually slaughtered for plumes and other decorations. The Chinese eat "rotten"’ eggs— that Is, eggs preserved In lime until they get a consistency like that of hard but ter. A fosll rahphoryucus, a bird of 60,- 000,000 years old, sold for $9,000 r » cently, the highest price ever paid for a bird. We Buy and Collect Notes* Mortgaecs* and Real No Collection No Charge. Cranes are used as watchdogs In Estate Contracts. Worcester Bldg.* Portland» Ore. Venezuela by the natives, who call I them “ yakanuk," and are said to b» ex cellent guards of poultry. Cured in Cardinals have been known to alight Three upon window sills of houses and peck Days at the panes, probably attracted by their reflection in the glass. " The Neal T i e ' L l ! . Birds are not the only higher ani Cured Me” L I mals that lay eggs, two quadrupeds, No Hypodermic Inlections. the duck-billed platypus and the Aus You can take this tn atment at the In stitu te tralian porcupine ant-eater, also lay or your home, and your money w ill be returned i f a p erfect cure is not affected. In vestigate them. this, it w ill only take a few momenta to phone us fo r information. Personal and financial The rplr n'dooh, or "bird of death," reference on application. F o r fu ll inform a Is the only venomous bird known to tion, phone, w rite or call at the science, but there Is very little known N E A L I N S T I T U T E Phone, Marshall 2400 regarding Its habits, and especially Its \JS4 H all St. PORTLAND, O R R j venomous qualities. The hyaclnthlne macaw Is one of the strongest as well as one of the 1 The Better Way. rarest birds of Its kind. There Is one j Maude — Formerly when Mies in the New York Zoo. There appears Screecher was asked to sing the would to be absolutely nothing known r * aay "Oh, I can't” gardlng lta habits. Clara— Rut ahe doean’t do that now. Maude— No; she lets the audlaneo L o v e 's M a r k e t. find it out for themselves. She— Harold, do you «peculate? Harold— Well, I’m engaged to you.— Life. ______________ 3.50 fiR*r* •ft. W. A. Witt, Rwietir un Mxaiua The way the embroidered and plain linen is comb:ned here is vc ry good s yle. 1 here is a certain dash to it that’ s due part'y to the plain little banding of a contrasting shade. $5.00 22k N o Mercmry, P el# on e o r D ru gs U sed . N o O pe ret ions o r C u ttie g The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. c f Ib t r*a r to hare your tcetto o at and of-'oi»n Lstroaa w# flni»h p l a t e a n d bn ige Wor* In one drr i f necessary. j This w ondeful man has made a life study o f the p roperties o f Roots, H erbs and Barks, and is g iv in g the world the benefit o f hie service». Just received from Pekin. Chma—safe, euro and reliable. U - fa i.m g In lta works. I f you cannot call, w r ite fo r symptom blank •nd circular. Incioee 4 cents in stamps. CO N SU LTATIO N I R K TIME p l a t e a n d b rid ge , w rk ¿o n e. F ^ /o n t- | Tbe Chinese Doctor Guarantees to cure Catarrh. Asthma, Long, Stomach and K id n ey troubles, and ail Private Diseases of M n and Women. A S U R *: C A N C E R C U R E PORTLAND. OR GALL CURE HORSE COLLARS NQW W Natural Affinity. Tom— I understand Fred la engaged to Miss Oushlngton. I can't Imagine what he can see In that girl to make him want to marry her. Jack— Well, Fred has a mania for yachting, you know, and she's such a breezy creature that he naturally took a fancy to her Drink f P h a r m a c is t s ^ Wl MANUFACTURE ALL DRUG SPEC 1 ALTlES_J Phone M o th e r » w ill A nd M r*. W In elow *e S o o th in g Byrup tu r b* i t re m e d r to use to ! t h e ir c h ild re n d u rin g th e tee th in g p e r io d . The Oregon State Board o f Examin ers in Optomery w II pay a reward of $25 to anyone causing the arrest and conviction o f any person or persons testing eyes and selling glasses who do not hold a certificate issued to them by the Board of Examiners. It is not alone necessary for them to possess theis certificate, but it must be regis tered with and countersigned by the Clerk o f the court, in each county where the holder practices. The public in general is hereby warned not to pat ronize anyone not holding such certifi cate, as in the strict letter o f the law they are accessory to the illegal prac tice and will at least be called upon to go into court and testify as witnesses against the persons violating the law. For further particulars address H. W. Barnes, Sec., State Board o f Ex aminers, Salem, Ore. Enterprise. WASH IPÍGTUN §TEN TH STS., PORTLAND Tbs man who Is always giving ad vice sauntered up the street and found the tattered bobo sitting on the curb. "My good man," began the former, "why are you Idling away your time like this? Don't you know the world owes you a living?" “ That so?" responded the hobo, nonchalantly. "W ell, I guess I better call up a collection agency and g e t dem to collect It for me.” "But this Is serious, my man. You deserve something in this world.” "Sure, boss, the last Judge I ran up against said I deserved six months." "Tut! Tut! Don't be fecetlous. Why, you could rise up In the world and wear broadcloth." “ Thanks, but I am wearing dat now, boss. Dls suit Is so broad it Is three sizes too big for me.” “ Well, what In the dickens are you sitting on the curb for, anyway?" "T o curb my temper, boss. To curb my temper when such smart alecks as you nsk foc"-h m>po*<nn« " Itinerant Optician* Work Rural Dis tricts Without State License. Newsboy (to newcomer, as he turns around from signing hotel register) — | Extra! Extra! All about your arrival j and which hotel you're stopping a t!”— j Harper’s Bazar. Liquid Form, 25c, 60c. Is Effectually Squelched by Tattsrsd Hobo In Moat Characterise» Manner, P R A C T IC E ILLEGALLY! Locating the Villain. "And who will be the principal vil lain of your production?” asked the trlend. “ Oh, the first-night critic, I suppose," replied the manager, wearily.— Wash Ington Star. [^[¿5 IN MADRIZ CAPITAL MAN ALW»rS_GIVING ‘ O V .C E Q JQ ^ (M a c !• ■ (> Scorcher— Hava you heard U m lataat •uto record? neither— No; what to ttT Scorcher— Aa auto mad» aa hour la flfty-aia» minutes!— Puck. Where is Your H air? In your comb? W h y s o ? Is not the head a much better place for It? Better keep what is left where it belongs! A y e r ’s H air Vigor, new improved formula, q u ic k ly stops fa lling hair. There is not a particle o f doubt about it. W e speak very posi tively about this, for we know. Does nol than f t the color of tho holt. Formal* with oook Saul* t ( S o w it to forno J Alfe him o O ob * It, tfeon «o »0 feo POJO iip rç Y Indeed, the one great leading feature of •ur new Hair Vigor may well be said to be this — it stoos falling: hair. Tbea it goes one step further— it aide nature ia restoring tbe hair and scalp to a healthy condition. Ask for “ the new kind.” a m kr >»* t . c. * , b c*.. lbw * i >. a m ■■ Headache Private Timber Protected. Clover Creek, Ore.— The forest fire which has been raging here for the past week is still spreading and the soldiers promised have not yet arrived, and there are not men enough to con trol the flames. The smoko is heavy and the heat is something awful. The fire is running to the north and east on the govern ment land and to the south on the pri vate holdings. It is being held in check on the west by firefighters. There are between 50 and 60 men fighting fire for the lumber companies. “ My father has been a sufferer from sick headache for the last t wenty -five years and never found any relief until he began taking your Cnscareta. Since he lias begun taking Cascareta he has never had the headache. They have entirely cured him. Cnacarets do what you recommend them to do. I will give you the privilege of using his name."— E. M. Dickson, liz o Kesiner St., W. Indianapolis, lniL Ploaoant. Palatable. Potent. Tasta < e«»l Do Good. Nev«*r Sickrn. W«Ak«»n or Grip#. 10c. J6c. 80c. N # v « t sold in hulk. The $rt*n- oine tablet b tumped C C C. Guaranteed to cure or your money buck. A S TH M A A N D H A Y Forty Strikers Freed. Loo Angeles, Cal.— Forty strikers, charged with acting aa pickets at the Creig shipbuilding works. Long Beach, were discharged from custody by or der of Judge Hart and their cases dis missed after they had been in jail ten days awaiting trial. A mistrial and the acquittal by a jury of two of the alleged strongest cases convinced the judge that the police had acted too hastily in making the arrests. He said the city should cut out the expense. As Ha Would Hava I t "L ife," remarked the cierieal-looW 'ng passenger, "is made up of trials." "Yes." rejoined the man with tho prosperous air, just across the aislo, and I'm glad of It.” "Indeed!” exclaimed the c.-l p. I d surprise. “ Why are you glad?” “ Because," explained tha other, "I am a lawyer ” Taking the Usual Course. "I see your next door neighbor to sprinkling his lawn during forbidden hours. Ate you going to do anything to stop him?” "Yes; I'm going to writs sn I » clignant protest and have it printed la oae of the papers.” Jure oiAVH liquor - morphine - tobacco habits permanently cured ro)) fuu paapcvlam — U n io n P a in le s s D e n tista r j O u t - o f - T o w n P e o p le FEVER are quickly relieved by Wyatt's Asthma Remedy. Guaranteed or money refund ed. 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