Image provided by: Hood River Library; Hood River, OR
About Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1910)
SOUTH AMERICAN CITIES. T U R K E Y S Have you any Turkey* to sail to r Thanks- givi n g l Have you Dueks to sell? Hav# youtieeses to sell? Have you Chicken« to sell.' How manyT Gat into communication with u« at ont o. Address T R A N K L S M IT H M E A T CO- “F ig h tin g th e B e e f T r u s t " PORTLAND. OREGON Dr. B. E. Wright Have yiur teeth out or J plate and bridge work done. F j * out-of-town patrons we finish plate and bridtr* work in one day if necessary. PRICES; K. ■> Cr.w» $5 00 , 2k Brdrt T m A $3 50 u r in (In luB.Filw, $ 1.00 Siln. l i n o 50c v C—i SiM» PUM $5.00 ^ ^ $7 56 Paaiess Eitractias 50c BEST METHODS Painless Extraction Free when plates or bridge work is ordered. Consultation Free. You cannot et better painless work anywhere, no matter ow much you pay. All Work Tully Guaranteed for Fifteen Years L Dr. B. E. Wright Co. 342i Washington St., Portland, Oregon Take e«r «♦ dc$>o» nni transfer to Washington St. Keeping Young and Well. Here Is a receipt for keeping young and well: Find an occupation and love It with all your heart. Think kindly of and act justly toward those by whom you are surrounded. This recipe, if followed, will insure a good diges tion, sound health, and never falls to make a woman of forty-five look and feel fifteen years younger. To Frustrate Burglars. The largest type burglar-proof safe Is -built to withstand the gas "cutting burners” used so effectively by many crooks, and revolves, when It la closed, by means of an electric mo tor. _________________ Between Neighbors, “That thermometer I bought Is a fraud. It haln’t brought on .no ex traordinary weather." “You’ve got the wrong Idea, Peleg. A thermometer won't act like a lightning rod." . Virtue. Virtue by Itself Is not strong enough, or anything like It. It must have strength added to It and the de termination to use that strength.— Theodore Roosevelt. Glory In Doing One's Best. The reason so many people are not contented and happy In their work Is because they do not do their best at it. Never be satisfied with second- bests. R H E U M A T IS M IT WILL CURE <T3et a 2b-*jenfc vial. If it fails to cure I will re fund your money. Munyon’s, Phila. MU N Y O N 'S RHEUMATISM CURE CUT RATE MUSIC HOUSE S T R IN G A N D B A N D IN S T R U M E N T S All Sheet Music 15c. Mail orders carefully at- tended to. S M IT H & S T O R E Y M odern S|»lrlt Seen tn A r g e n lla a , B r a z il, C h ile u u d P e r u . The municipality of Buenos Aires will have Its own exhibit, but this will not take Into account the Indescribable attractiveness of the largest city in the Southern Hemisphere. Here alone is an object lesson of the progress and accomplishment of South America. The business and social life there Is equaled only by that of London, Paris or New York. The luxury and display are exceeded not even by these capi tals. But what is seen in the metrop olis of Argentina by no means ex hausts the astonishment of the Individ ual who for the first time becomes really Interested In our sister conti nent, says Albert Hale in the Ameri can Review of Reviews There is no place in the exhibition for Illustration of the development of genuine civiliza tion In these cities of South America, but in their way they express even bet ter perhaps than railways and trans portation all that Is to the credit of these ten republics celebrating a natal day. Manaos, 1,000 miles up the Ama zon, is as modern as Kansas City. Rio de Janeiro, which the traveler on the way down must pass, with its magnifi cent Evenida Central, its beautiful har bor Just nearing completion at a cost of $50,000,000, can put to the blush many a city of the Old or New World for the excellence of Its civic progress. If this traveler Is wise he will not be content with the exhibition alone, but will cross the Andes and learn further lessons from such cities as Santiago and Valparaiso in Chile and Lima In Peru. They all manifest the spirit of the twentieth century with as much vigor as our cities display and, as a rule, they are far more beautiful, sur prising as the statement may appear to the untraveled North American. BETTER HEALTH WILL RESULT WHY suffer with e* c -oubles, quick relief from using IE 1’IT’S EYE SALVE 25c. All dri. gi .s or Howard Bros., ’ Buffalo, N. Y. ______ ___________________________ 4 FILL-O FILL-0 MFG CO.. 351 Eapira Bldg.. Settle. Wuk BIumaer-Frank Drug: Co., distributors for Oregon - COFFEEC TEA SPICES MODEL SMALL FARM When a man’s father has been a farmer and has raised a family of ten children an the products of six acres of land twenty acres must seem a big farm. It was that way with Arnold Martin when he came to America 20 years ago front Switzerland and settled m Pawnee county, Nebraska. Martin Is the ablest exponent of the small farm theory In America, says a writer In the Kansas City Star. His farm has been written of extensively and Is the subject of a government bul letin. The land which Martin farms was so rough and undesirable that It was detached from the tract of which originally It was a part. Martin bought it for $250. The first year his crops paid him $600. Since then his earn ings have grown to $ 2,000 a year, ex clusive of the Income from cash pre miums at fairs. Last year Martin won $1,025 at the Nebraska state fair and at Electric park. At both he took first prize for county exhibits. He also won many individual prizes In agricultural classes at both fairs. “ Hard work and a little thought." That’s his answer when asked how to make farming pay. Martin sells all his products In a little country town In competition with hts neighbors on big ger farms. An Idea of the Immense amount of work Martin did In trans forming 20 acres of hillside Into a pro ducing farm may be gained In the fact that he took the curves out of a creek which meandered through his property and thereby gained another acre of tillable land. He also made It the source of a water supply. If It doesn't rain Martin turns on his home-made Ir rigation plant Instead of the soil be ing washed down by rain Martin had To the thousands of per arranged his rows so that they hold the moisture longer than bottom land sons who suffer from ail would If cultivated In the ordinary ments of the Stomach, Kid manner. Martin works his land all the time neys, Liver or Bowels, and except In winter. His Is the Intensive who therefore feel half- method used In the rocky section of Switzerland, from which he came. He sick all the time, we want does all his own work and finds time work a little for his neighbors. to urge an immediate trial to When the stones on his farm became of Hostetter’s Stomach Bit a nuisance he found a market for n quantity and built hts farm buildings ters. W e know from past of what was left Martin hauls manure from towns experience that it will be near him and uses It as fertilizer. His o f great benefit to you and land Is growing richer each year In bring about an improve spite of the fact that hls crop rotations are short. An instance of this Is that ment in your health. It is he plants corn In his potato patches for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, when giving them the last weeding. vines sometimes are ten Constipation and Malaria! Watermelon feet long In hls onion patches by the Fever. Try it today. time the onions are ready for market. Martin’s opinion about the proper size of a farm has been made an aphor ism. Here It Is: Old-Time Espousal Ring. “ A man can start on 20 acres; 40 A particularly beautiful form of es acres will do; 80 acres are enough; 160 pousal ring was known as t ie "gim- an abundance; 320 a misfortune and mel” or linked ring, which was mado 640 a calamity.” In parts, which, when brought to gether, assumed the appearance of Man's Great Problem. the ring shown with clasped hands. Your greatest problem Is yourseli. Quite So. 127 r u t h S t., P o r t la n d , Or. “ Why Is the public always bullish In the market?” •• FILL Y O U R O W N TEETH " "That’s natural enough. It Is hard for the public to grasp the Idea that anything is ever going down In price.- If you have aching teeth or cavities and you are too nervous for th"» dental ordeal, try Fill-O. the home dentist. A t druggists or by mail. 26c. Location or Garden of Edon. The late General Gordon firmly be lieved the Coco de Mer to bo the for bidden fruit, and the Seychelles 1» lands to be the alte of the Garden of Eden. This Idea was so firmly fixed NEBRA 8 KA MAN HA 8 8 HOWN In bla mind that he caused soundings WHAT CAN BE DONE. to be taken of the surrounding sea, for the purpose of tracing the courses of the four rivers, and tha results con By the App’lcatlon of Swlse Intensive firmed him In hls belief. Method* to a Rocky Hlllalda Ha la Rapidly Becoming a Rich Man. Tattered Terry—There goes b klnfl man. The last time 1 went to him I didn’t have a cent and be gave me all he had. Weary Walter—What was that? Tattered Terry—Thirty days—Puck Do not regard the flea with great contempt; It Is about the only crea ture which gets any work out of a dog. BAKINS POWDER SCHUMACHl R FUR CO. Manufacturers of Fun». Raw Furs bourht and sold. Furs remodeled a specialty. 2 0 9 Madiso St., bet. First and Front Sts , Portland. Oregon DATCIITC COPYRIGHTS AH TRA0I MARKS r A I Ell I = O information *ecured. Book of accural■ free on request —- J. I MOCK, 7 1 19 Beari «i of Tr«k Bid« , P ortUaJ, v O i r 1 7 uw«iu i.a o c Diug., i omenti, (Late of U. Ö. . Patent Office. Washington. D. C. B E A V E R E N G R A V IN G CO. QUALITY CUTS luutritri«» 'i,st and Ankeny .Sto/' Portland, Ot Roots B a rk s H erb s That have great medicinal power, are raised to their highest efficiency, for purifying and enriching the blood, as they are combined In Hood's Sarsa parilla. 40,366 testimonials received by actual count In two years. Be sure to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla Get It today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs- M E T H O D IC A L 9 i la M r a tfr lo m a t# « M ado M R. B L IN X O K . G a in o f T w o M ia . C lo o r to H I ba . “ I am, I have been all my life,” said Air. Bllnxom. according to the New York Sun, "a very methodical man. I rise at a certain hour, take my breakfast at a certain time and start downtown daily always at a certain minute by the clock; but this day for ■ome unaccountable reason I found myself starting two minutes early, and really It quite disturbed me. I couldn't understand how or where I had gained that two minutes. “ But that wasn't the only bewilder ing thing that was to happen to ms this morning. At the office when I took off my hat the office boy, before he could check himself, started back from me with a look of astonishment. A man who came in to see me flvs minutes later looked at me for a mo ment with what was clearly amaze ment, and another man who came tn a little later still started back a step when he saw me with 'Er-r-r— hm-m— ha—■' before he collected himself and got down to business. “Then, at a later time yet, when I sent for my stenographer, who Is com monly very calm and sedate, why, when she came In sho all but laughed at me this morning, and she seemed to be quivering with merriment over something all through my dictation. What could It all mean? Really, I was lost In wonderment over It all until It came time to go out to lunch eon, when, as I was drying my hands, I happened to see myself In a mirror. Then I was ready to laugh after I had got over my amazement. “ My head looked like that of thto wild man of Borneo, my hair was so mixed up and twisted and tousled. I bad somehow forgotten to comb my hair this morning, and no wondsr I had created a commotion. But I waa glad of one thing. This made It all clear to me how I had come to gain that two minutes In starting away from home, and that was a satisfac tion to me, anyway, for I am very methodical.” Tha Philosopher of Folly. "Women are sure their husbands are smart,” says the Philosopher of Folly, “ because they think maybe they can make some other women You are also your greatest treasure. If you can get yourself determined think It’s true.” upon—find out what you are and what Natural Phanomana. you are for—and If you can discover “I wonder why Is the weather and develop the elements of value In your nature your life will take on the vane?” ‘‘For the same reason, I suppose, beauty of orderliness and your need of the savings bank will be less and less, that the dog wood or the tin roof for you will be your own riches. I say s p o u t s ." _______________ If you can, for this procedure takes Dally Thought. wisdom, and wisdom Is a fruit which Though we soar Into the heavens, ripens slowly. Perhaps you are not yet tlough we should sink Into the abyss, wise; perhaps you are still Incapable w« never go out of ourselves; It la of self-analysis; perhaps you are con always our own thought that we per fused amid the surfaces and appear- ceive.—Condillac. tnces of life; perhaps your code of con. luct Is based upon the customs of the OW ARD E. BURTON - ApMpnr And rhamIH. times and the sayings of the alleged H ■ ■ L<>advillc, Colorado. Hpeciiuen prioea: Gold, sageB; perhaps you are disheartened Silver. Lead. SI. Gold, Silver, 16o; Gold. 60c: Zino or Copper, SI- Mnilin« envelope* and full price Hat and discouraged—even in a frenzy of ■ent on application. Control and Umpire work ao retreat before the things in your life Uoited. Be furnace: Carbonate National Bank. which seem to oppose you and beat you back. . ut even so. this Is but a an -ondltlon or a mood which is not final. HOOD RIVER ORCHARD LAND The condition will right Itself, the mood will pass.—Richard Wlghtman In for sale by owner; choice ten acres 9) miles from city, elevation about 1,600 Metropolitan Magazine. feet, almost level, red shot soil, two acres six-year-old trees; balance raw About Appendicitis. state. Price $1,700, easy terms. To So long as Inflammation of the ap reliable party will give work clearing pendix remains restricted to that organ and caring for adjoining ten acres, but little harm Is done to the patient. amount to apply on purchase price. Ad Indeed, it la doubtful If any of the dress P. O. Box 131, Portland, or phone A 5374. symptoms of appendicitis, properly so- called, are really due to the Inflamma tion of the vermiform appendix Itself; It la much more probable that they only coine on when the Inflammation has ex W H EN W E M AKE tended to the surrounding peritoneum. This Involvement of the peritoneum Is the important factor, whether from the and for the innifrnlflrant point of view of diagnosis or of progno Hum of S2.25, with ^he Ore«on Compr«*MF4 A f sis. The appendix Is only Important In Clothes Washer. Th so far aa It la the original cause of little machine, v....cn worka in an ordinary the peritonitis, and therefore Its re wa«h tub with practi moval may be the beat way of treating cally no effort, (a child can work it) clean«#« the peritonitis. It will be well, there a tub of clothe« in thr«e fore, to consider the functions of the minute«. It’« the cir culation of hot water, peritoneum when discussing the treat xoap and air that doe« ment of appendicitis. They are three the work. PRICES: fold: The power of absorption, the Tin Machine f t 3S power of killing organisms and the [Galvanized Iron. . 2.76 f 'u pp er................... S.60 power of adhesion of one surface of Expreaa prepaid. peritoneum against another when In Never «old in «tore». Send for one today, any way either surface la Irritated — A sent« wanted everywhere. London Hospital. COILIK Bl\ MFG. CO. EARN ORCHARD WHY WASH YOUR LIFE AWAY WASH DAY A HOUDAY FINKE BR08. 183 M abuon S t . P ortland , O regon RELIABLE DENTISTRY REASONABLE RATES <+ im é T«* mb tS 00 "rdf«-••rV m Tedi witfc- «I FW m S3 SO is S3 00 tsrf Rsttor P*««« mh $7 SO (aMRdhhr H atos «*. SSJ0 Ge i to Psr atra torto S3 SO is IS 00 »3, *3 s o & *4 S h o e s s sU m Piresia-« Fiflse*. $1 * ¡her Fills** ae*r SOc to SI Extract ss aa'? Sic FREI ska Fistos .n s. > «* « O Y S ’ SHOES,$ 2 .0 0 ,$2.BO A $ 3 .0 0 N U .pouo/m m Í .Y n o . S3. SO a n d » 4 . 0 0 e f t « s e e r e p e e k h r e f y Ih m t e s t <•»• #• mntd a u s f p o p u l a r m bam m tm r Ihm p r ic e ,fc i Arnm rim m , m od a rm Ihm i i t m r ymm Im b u y . _ _ von ruai I>* journalize eLat my shoes have been the stan- over 30 vears. . 'f that I make and sell more 00. S-l-IO an<l ¿4.00 shoe« than any other m ion- jfMctnrer in the United Atstes. and that D o lla r fo r d>o1lar. I G u a ra n tee m y Hhoeo to hold their #haf>*. look and (it Setter, nnd wear longer than *n y other $.3.00. #3 AO <*r $4 00 shoe# jroa p m buy? Q uality eonnts, any! quality has made my »hoe# Wtoat they a r e — Tl$e Leaden* o f th e W o r ld . You will be pleased when you buy my shoe# been ise of the At and appearance, and when It tomes time f*»r y »a to purchase another pair, you frill be more than pleased because the last one# •rote #o well, and gave you so much comfort. C A U T I O N ! Hone genuine wlthont W L P o e y U s warn# sod price stamped on bottom. TAKE HO SLSSTTTUTS. If yoor dealer le&W fan cannot not snrrlf wipp'y foe T0** wt wtib W . I* e to r X « U Order Catalog. (K ati I r-r f.L H U U S .U i lpwt iwwL I O ur W ork Q uaranti » P i « fi ; t r p v r i a i attention !»• ■ v ii i tu n special to ont of town ierro aT| lent. O n> of town I*rop os s poetiti for ap$>oiaf oient. Ont vo?* comrto ►mrto h *-«1 ! in t day No hotter work « __ any where. Modern equipment Every operator • »teilst. Lady attendane. T H E N EW YO R K D E N T IS T S DB. ■ A ITUXDEVAPT Mo I m * a ■ to 9 p a . h a fe i 9 » ■ to 1 . • 1 L C . Fat i TAKE A DOSE OF s p i s o ’S 6 COLDS 131 No More Pining for Him. "Why, John,” she said, when she had returned from the seaside after having been absent for nearly three months, "how well you look! And you wrote that you were pining away.” "Well, I was pining away for a while.” he absent-mindedly replied, "but the stenographer who left me last spring to get married got tired of ber husband, and returned to me a ’ew weeks ago."—Judge. Tenth St.( Portland, O re. Compare Our Prices With thoee roe have Veen in the habit of part««. i yoe will Me that we off*r jou e •ahetentiei «ev- $ on ell work end roe cannot «wt better ( ia le« metier Low much you p e .. We linlnh ale « and bridge work f. r out- of - town natr n« la one day If d «1 rod. i'RtnUne orfr ictioa free when p 't ’ ee or bridoe work l- >rder> * i . Coaauitat" 1 free* C a .l .r C r ~ .. | 3 . l Charitable Limitations. "Vo you forgive your enemies f “I try to.” replied Senator Sorghum 'I can’t exactly forgive them, but I do my beat to put them In a position where I can sympathize with them.” Liked ’Em. He— They say there are She— Papa’s a bacteriologist Ulk« a great Interest tn 22k BrM), T«*? 4.1 A B work fo lly rnarantwMf far fifia eat ye W i s e D e n t a l C o « ,i P a in less D entista "e e ts t’n iv tn r a a s K f BRITISH WIN i SPEED PRIZE Sherman f l a y & C o. ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS S IX T H . A T M O R R IS O N ST „ P O R T L A N D , O R . Racing Aeroplane Averages Over 61 Miles Per Hour. We want you to try this Piano IN YOUR We want you to try it at our expense because— At the end of thirty days the Piano ITSELF will convince you of the following facts: It’s the best value on earth for the pries ($275.) It’s MUSICALLY and MECHANICALLY __ right! ak»;."ivS$®i*; * si *’* We know there is so much real value hi this Wellington Piano—we’re selling for $275—on easy paymtnls—that we’re willing to let it be i r s OWN SALESMAN. It will tell it's own story to you— in your home—if you’ll send ua tha coupon. Pleose send me full particulars concerning this unusual Plano offer. HOME FREE. Frenchman In Monoplane Was Mak ing Better Time. But Met With Bad Smashup. New York— Claude Grahame-White, flying for the Royal Aero cluh of the United Kingdom, lifted the Gordon Bennettt international speed trophy from the custody of America in the fastest time ever covered in the full distance of 100 kilometers, (62.14 miles) around a five-kilometer course. His average speed was a fraction better than 61 miles an hour, and hia fastest lap was 2 minutes 55.77 sec onds, but the captain of the French team, Alfred LeUlanc, flying in a similar machine, a 100-horse power Blériot monoplane, was making each ri W A L T E R BROOKINS One of the leading drivers in the recent aviation meet at New York. lap on an average of 20 seconds faster than Grahame-White, and would have won the cup if he had not met with a disastrous accident in hia laat lap when he had the race Beemmeingly well in hand. LeBlanc’ s first lap waB a new world’s record in itself for five kilometers, 2 minutes and 45.63 seconds, but he sub sequently exceeded it with a lap done in 2 minutes 44.32 seconds. LeBlance was running with the wind under full power at an estimated speed of 80 miles an hour, when the feed pipe from his gasoline tank to his motor loosened and he suddenly found himself with nothing but momentum to carry him. It is a peculiarity of racing aero planes that they are trimmed down so fine they cannot execute a proper vol plane, or glide, if the gaaoline shuts off. They must come to earth under power, and even then they bump severely on landing. LeBlance was helpless and panic-stricken. He tried to lift his planes so that the last few drops of gasoline might filter down into the en gine and lend him strength to make a landing. His steerage way was gone, and when a puff of wind caught him he drifted sideways, still driving at tre mendous speed, and crashed head fore most into a telegraph pole. The pole was 14 inches thick, but he broke it in three pieces. The first fragment was sliced clean off 12 feet up and snapped again at the bottom of the stump. The third and topmost fragment fell over backwards and smashed down on the fragile planes. The chassis and steel shield which encloses the motor were completely crumpled, but the solid steel of the motor itself withstood the shock. Had LeBlanc hit the pole in another man ner, it is difficult to see how he could have escaped death. Charles K. Hamilton, of the Ameri can team, was enthusiastic. “ LeBlanc is the best track driver in the world, “ he said. “ The way he took those turns was a marvel. Gra hame-White would never have been in it except for LeBlanc’s accident, and no American machine had a chance with him. I am going to throw my machine into the scrap heap and buy a Blériot before I leave this track. The biplane is out of date and we might as well admit it.” Name................................................... Address. DOCTORS ADVISED OPERATION- DECIDED TO TRY GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY. I want to tell you in a few words what your Swamp-Root did for me, be lieving that my testimony may do some other suffering person a great deal of good. About six years ago, I was danger ously ill, consulted three doctors, all of whom said I hud kidney trouble. One of the doctors analyzed my urine and reported that I had gravel, and further Said that in order to regain my health and life, an operation would be neces sary. I did not want to be operated on as I was afraid that I would not re cover. Someone told me of Dr. Kil mer’s Swamp-Root and said it was a reliable medicine for kidney trouble, so I decided to try it, and I went to Mr. Rose, the druggist, at 303 Central Ave., Minneapolis, und bought a bottle, took it, noticed results and continued taking it until I was entirely cured. Having been free from any kidney trouble for over six years, I consider that I am absolutely cured and know that Swamp-Root has the credit. I never fail to tell my friends about your remedy, as I believe it is the best of its kind. Your U & O Ointment is also very good. We are never without « jar in our house. Yours very truly, MRS. MARGARET E. ANDERSON, Minneapolis, Minn. State of Minnesota 1 „ „ in ( County of Hennepin Personally appeared before me this 23d day of Sept., 1909, Mrs. Margaret E Anderson,of the City of Minneapolis of the State of Minnesota, who sub scribed the above, ami on oath says that the same iB true in substance and in fact. M. M. K k k k i d c e , Notary Public. Commission expires March 26, 1914. Lattar to Dr. Kilatar 4 0a. Binghamton, W. Y Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. • You will also receive a booklet of valuable information, tell- ing all aboi t the kidneys and bladder, writ ig, be sure and mention this pap _ aper. For sale at all drug stores. Price nfty-centa and one-dollar. Could Live on Waate. In the varlouz discussions ot tha high coat of living, It Is frequently suggested that waste la responsible for some of It. A Frenchman Is r » ported as saylog that he could live In any American village better than any of the Inhabitants on what the In habitants throw away. Cigar Boxea for Pepper. Connecticut Is an enterprising ststA. Its chief products In the good old days before the pure food laws were wood en nutmegs and basswood hams. Now she boasts a philanthropist who was recently arrested for grinding up cigar boxes and soiling the result aa pepper. _________________ Mothers w in And Mrs. W in d o w 's Soothleg Syrup the b> st rem edy to use lor their chUdrea lu r in g the teeth in g p eriod. Merely a Question of Comfort. ‘‘Now, doctor," complained a bibu lous patient, "my great trouble Is ele phants—pink ones. Not that I object to elephants, you understand. I like them—but they do crowd one so.“— Success Magazine. Ungrateful Baby. When n man brings hls baby dowa town, and does the best he can for It, It makes him feel funny when the baby sets up a yell and says: "I want mamma! " ________________ _ Good Measure. In verse I like a lengthy deal; 1 like the old time bard. I like old poems like “ Lucille”—you read ’em by the yard. LA U N C H FOR S A LE OR E X C H A N B E For Heal Estate. 80-foot over all; 6-foot beam; 40-H. P. Sterling engine; carry 20 paasengers; a first-class outfit; $1S00. C. W . B. 615 MilwaukoaBt.. Portland. Or. KODAKS Write for catalogue« and literature. Developing and printing. Mail order« given prompt attention P o r tla n d P h o to ND. ORB. 149 Third Street T e n t s , A w n in g s , S a ib Celt. Hun modi», C isti » uà C sm 1 or 1.000 at factory prie««. PACIFIC TFNT AND AWNING C<X 27 N. First SL. Portland. Or. An Evident Success. “Bo you have a position as stenogra pher. I hope you will succeed In ma For Red. Weak, Wsary, Wstsry Eyss sad king yourself indispensable to your employer.” "I think I have, auntla. G R A N U L A T E D E Y E L ID S We are to be married next month." Murine Doesn ’ t Smart—Soothes Eye Pain T! RY MURINE EYE RENEW !Y Drotitot, Soil Dlori.. t n * « o 4 r . Ueitd. 2S*. 50c, II.N Murine Eye Sale#. In Aseptic Tube#, 28 c , $ 1 .0 0 Nibbles the Wood. “I’m tired of this old joke about a E Y E BOOKS A N D A D V IC E FREE B Y M AIL woman sharpening a pencil with her M u r in e E y e R e m e d y C o ^ C h lca flo husband’s razor.” “There’s nothing In It. No woman sharpens a pencil. F o r th e A m b itio n s— She gnaws It to a point." i In Sunday School. Teacher—“What happened to Lot’s wife?” Young America—"I suppose you mean about her turning to salt, but that looks to mo Ilk« a yellow journal story.” U n tb e r ö tip J e d u c a tio n 3 b j mall for those who cannot attend in person. A ll iuHtrnctinn, including final examination«. 1« FR E E For teacher«, students preparing for college or unlversi t y. women « clubs, granaec. eng*neer«snd home maker«. _ N o preliminary examinO' tlon is reiiuired. This mall course i opportunity for you. Bond for a descriptive bulletin lo the Ssves Edge of Pie. A wire contrivance, patented by an Illinois man to lift a pie from an oven la designed to opernte so that the edg« of the crust will not be broken. C o r r e s p o n d e n c e S tu d y T>*pai Ü U n i v e r s i t y o f Oi Orearoi - Or - J lM f«M Bad Breath ALCOHOL “ Por months I hnd crest trouble with my stomach and used sll kinds of medicines. K ê d e y OPIUM—TOBACCO My tongue has Leri actually as green a* grass, my breath having a bad odor. Two stilate in Oregon. Write weeks ago a friend recommended Caacarets for Illustrated circular. and after using them I can willingly and Knur NiSTtniTL 71 L 1 1 n i . cheerfully say that they have entirely cured me. I therefore let you know that I •ball recommend them to any one suffer ing from such troubles. Chas. H. Hal- ■wrn. 114 E 7 th St., New York. N. Y. ATRIP TO PORTLAND FREE ant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Revolution is Serious. CUT RATES IN Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or Grip«. 10c, 26c, 60c. Never sold in bulk. The gen Montevideo, Uruguay— The revolu PAINLESS DENTISTRY uine tablet «tamped C C C. Guaran toed to Painless E x traction ........ Free tionary movement Is taking on a seri cure or your money beck. Silver F illin g «........................ 30# ous aspect. There are now 10,000 Gold Filling«................. 75# 22 K. Gold Crowns ..................ft$ armed revolutionists who are graually Porcelain C ro w n « ........ . . . . . $ $ BtolfHelp. being concentrated. Several skirm Molar Gold Crow n«................ $4 It Is not well, my friend, to run to B ridge W o r k , 22 K. O o l i ___ $3 ishes have taken place, but the casual- Inlay Pills, Pure G o l d .......... $g th« craftsman, whatever may befall, ities have been suppressed. Dr. A. Very Nice Rubber P late___ $4 Bechini, the foreign minister, recently nor In every matter to need another’s Best Rubber Piste on Earth..................................... f t A L L T H IS W O R K IS O U A R A N T V K D . issued a manifesto declaring that the aid, nay, fashion a pipe thyself, and Don’ t throw your money away. A dollar saved government was unable to prevent the to thee the task Is easy.—Bjon. trans 1« t wodollars earned. Our original reliable Modern PainleHM Methods and our perfected office equip lation of Andrew Ijtng. revolution from spreading, because the ment save« u« time and your money. tOSTON D EN TISTS. Stk ft H e r r i .e n . P e rl lan d sympathies o f the people, outside the Entrance 291 ^ Mofrison, opposite Post office an# Meier 4 capital, are entirely with the revo Frank. Fat.1 Mshed la Portland 10 year«. Ofea i an’ il 8 and Sunday* until 12i 10. for ( lutionists. P o R T L A N lD .O R E G O N . Explosion Injures Seventeen. San Francisco—Seventeen persons were severely hurt in an explosion from a fire in an apartment house In Ellis street. Four of the number were newspaper men and the others were members of the fire department. Most o f the lodgers had left the build ing before the explosion occurred, and those who remained on the upper floors I escaped on fire ladders. Captain1 Joseph Cappelli and Hoseman Thomas. Bell of the fire department were over- | come by gas and were rescued by their comrades. Paralysis Kills 8 tudent. Prineeton, N. J,— Marcus Crawford, of Franklin, Pennsylvania, member of the freshman class of the univeraity, died in the univeraary infirmary o f in fantile paralysis. Crawford went to the infirmary four daya ago, complain ing of pains in the head. In a short time hia limbs were paralysed and deapita heroic efforts to save him, be succumbed to the diseaaa. This is the second death from the tame diaeaaa in tha freahman claaa. C oughs o f C Gee Wo Children Tha Chinasi Doctor Especially night coughs. Na ture needs a little help to quiet the irritation, control the in flammation, check the progress of the disease. O u r advice is — g iv e the c h i l d r e n A y e r ’s C h e r r y P e c to r a l. Ask your doctor if this is his advice also. | He knows best. Do as he says. A W e publish ear fe m a le s W e b «nieta eleohol from our medieinee » vers W e arge you Is eon eu it year doetor If you think constipation is of trifling Consequence, }ust ask your doctor. He Mill dissbuse you of thst notion in short order. ' ‘ Correct it, st o n e s !’ * he will ssy. Then s»k him shout Ayer’ s Pills A mild liver pill, ill vegetable. 1 / the J. 0 . Aye# Oe.. U w a U . Mass.------ This wondefu! man haa mode a lifa study of tha ropertisa o f Roots. Ierba and Barks, and la giving the world tha benefit of hia sarvteaa. R No Mercury. P or Drugs Usad. Na Operations or Catling G uarantees t o e u r o Catarrh. Asthi ima, Lang, K id n ey troubles, tr Stomach and * Kidney and aU Private » o f Vf nan ti W A SU R E CAN CER CUKE Just received from Pekin, ('l.m a e a io . i and reliable. U ..failing in its works. I f you cannot call, writ# for symp and circular. Inclose 4 cents in atai CONSULTATION FltfC The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. lu q H r * S L , c e r . I l w r l s » « , P ortla n d . OSto V r tev Me e a -’M 1 YtTHBCN w r i t i n g t o ad va rila I ff m a u ila to t h i s p a p a r . -------------------- 1
