Years of Sufferi ng
C a ta rr h a n d B l o o d D is e a s e -
D octors Failed to C u re.
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins, 1214 L a f a y ­
e t t e St., F o r t W ayne, Ind., writes:
" F o r th ree y e a r s I waa troubled with
c a t a r r h a n d blood disease. I tried se v ­
e r a l doctors a n d a dozen different r e m ­
edies, b u t none of th e m did me a n y
pood. A friend told m e of Hood’s S a r ­
sa pa rilla. I took tw o bottles of this
m edicine a n d w a s as well a n d strong
a s ever. I feel like a different person
a n d recom mend Hood’s to a ny one s u f ­
f e rin g from c ata r r h ."
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated t a b le ts called S a rs a ta b « .
O lL >
E A L .
4 6 Per Cent P r o t e i n — 1 0 Per Cent F a t
T H E W O R L D ’S B E S T
FOR
CO W S, P O U L T R Y -
a l l FAbM ANIMALS
‘‘I t 8 a »most w ith o u t an equal an a co n c en trated
fe e d .” —U. S. A g ric u ltu ra l D ept. B u lletin No. 68
an d 372.
S O L D BY A L L D E A L E R S .
PACIFIC OIL MILLS
Love’s Ending.
Says an a d v e r t is e m e n t in t h e L on­
don E x p res s: “ M a r y —W aited t h r e e
h o u r s a t a p pointe d sp ot—u ntil qu e s­
tio ned by suspicious policeman.
If
th is Is th e price of love, It Is too heavy
a one for me to pay. Farew ell, Potts.*
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T R Y M U RIN E E Y E REM EDY
J for Red, W ea k, W e a r y , W a t e r y E y e s
a n d G ra n u l a t e d E yelids. M urine D oesn't
S m a r t — S o o th e s E y e Pain. D ru g g ists
Sell M u rin e E y e R em edy, Liquid, 25c,
M u r in e E y e S a lve in
50c, $1.00.
j A septic Tubes, 25c. $1.00. E y e Books
| a n d E y e Advice F r e e b y Mail.
M u rin e E y e R e m e d y Co., Chicago.
Study.
Study and i-tudy hard. B u t n e v e r
let th e th o u g h t e n te r your m in d t h a t
s tu d y alone will lead you to th e hlghts
of use fulness a n d success.—G rover
Cleveland.
Seattle. Wash,
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No More Indigestion
— —
Silent F o re sts o f Cuba,
Silence re igns In th e vast forests of
Cuba. Says a t r a v e le r :
“ No be ast
c r a s h e s t h ro u g h th e unde rg ro w th , no
bird slng3 In the b ra n ch e s, no wind
s 'g h s through the m ighty tops. The
living c r e a t u r e s of t h a t world glance
noiselessly th r o u g h th e air or glide
ste alth ily t h ro u g h the heavy, sound-
d e a d e n in g ve rd u re .” Cuba haa p r a c ­
tically no song birds; they a r e merely
g a u d y c r e a tu r e s of the ballroom. She
Is happy also lu having do venomous
m a k e s a n d few posts of any sort.
To Judge Its Own Needs.
W ith in te llig e n t g uidance t h e child
cau be m ade th e Judge of w h a t bis
body needs In the a m o u n t of food. If
t h e child be ta u g h t —c are fully — to
chew e very m outhful of food th o r o u g h ­
ly, and to swallow It before t a k i n g a n ­
o t h e r m outhful, and If he Is denied any
fluid to d rin k a t meals, th e n he c an ­
n o t overeat, for a p p e tite will be sa tia ­
t e d before he h a s sw allowed too much.
A L F A L F A GROWING.
No Joint Gin.
B u t c h e r ( s u b s c rib in g to local char-
! t ty ) — "Well, put m e and th e m issus
down for a dolla r.” Collector—"1 se e—
a Joint gift."
B u tc h e r —“J o i n t gift!
I W h a t d ’yer m e a n ?
W e ’re going to
give money, not m e a t .”
for those who know the
value of Hostetler’s Stom­
ach Bitters when the stom­
ach is weak, the liver in­
active and the bowels clog­
ged. Why? It is compound­
ed from ingredients best
adapted for keeping the
organs strong and healthy,
and its wonderful record
in the past has proven it to
be a great success. Try a
bottle for Indigestion, Dys­
pepsia, CelJs and Gr'ppe. Get
QSTETTER
CELEBRATED
STOM ACH
A M o d e r n P r o b le m .
B IT T E R
T h e p a r a g r a p h e r s a r e still ke ep in g
In c irc ula tion t h a t p a r a g r a p h about
th e Judge who ruled a m a n n e ed not
su p p o r t his mother-in-law.
W h a t Is
It, lm pecunio sity, tlg ht-w a ddedne ss or
l u s t Dure c u s s e d n e s s ?
A Parting I n j u n c t i o n .
S om e y e a r s ago when going west
w a s m ore of a n u n d e r ta k in g t h a n at
p re se n t, a young m a n was leaving his
h o m e In V e rm o n t for Illinois.
T he
A dvice given on all m a tte rs p e rta in in g to H om e­ fam ily was g a th e r e d to say farewell,
stea d . D e se rt Land. T im b er Claim s. M ining. Irri- a n d n o t w ithout t ea rs.
The grand­
g a t on. E tc . A p p eals p re p a re d : S ta te y o u r case
f a t h e r took t h e y oung m a n by the
w rite fo r in form ation.
GRO VER LANGMADE, A t t o r n e y
h a n d and said: "N ow, John, r e m e m b e r
W a sh in g to n , D. C.
t h e S a b b a th day to keep It holy; and
F o rm erly LA W E X A M IN E R : L and Office. Wash­
look o u t for r a ttle s n a k e s , a n d be c a r e ­
in g to n . D. C.
ful t h a t nobodv s te a ls vour w atch."
P U B L IC L A N D S
We Positively Pay High­
est Prices for
R A W
F U R S
Write (or Farther Intornutioa
N . M . U N G A R C O „ I n c ., F U R R IE R S
109 S e v e n th S t . P O R T L A N D . O RE.
T n e o v e r a m u s e a C h ild re n .
D on’t m a k e your children blase by
giving them too m an y trea ts. Young
c h ild ren do not need a m u s e m e n t s ; th e
m ore sim ply and quietly they live th e
m ore c hance is t h e r e t h a t they will
grow up stro n g a n d healthy. Over-
am u s ed children a r e n e v e r h a p p y ; they
a re a lw ays c r a v in g for m ore e xcite ­
m ent, and, consequently , a re discon­
tente d.
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too n e r r o u s fo r th e d e n tis t o rdeal, tr y “ F ill-o ”
th e hom e d e n tis t. A t d r u g g is ts o r s e n t by
m ail f o r 60c.
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tto s s E ra
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T H E V E R Y B E ST
d e n tis tr y on th e P acific C o ast is e x e c u te d here.
W e have b u ilt u p o u r re p u ta tio n on it. Y ou can
d e p e n d on quality an d ca n n o t g e t b e tte r p ain less
^ o r k an y w h ere, no m a tte r how m u c h y o u p ay.
“
1 W e finish p la te and
bridge work fo r o u t.
of • tow n patron« in
one day i f desired.
I P ain ! c m o x tra c tio n
f r e e when p late « o r
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Silver Fillings
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Good Rubber
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Plates
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NOW IS T H f TIM CTO PLANT RHUBARB AND BERRY PLANTS
J . B . W A G N E R , T h e R h u b a rb a n d B e r r y S p e c ia lis t
P A 9 A U E N A . ........................................................
CAl IFOh.NIA
ITRO
UMC IN CLUB/
_
and
HEW CLUB
SH O T SHELLS
During fifty years, four generations
of shooters have sworn by the “ old
yellow Shells”—UMC NEW CLUBS.
They have never been
found wanting where, wary,
hard-to-kill game is concerned.
Misfires are never thought of
with these old reliable, hard
hitting shells.
A smokeless powder shell equally popular in
its dajs is the N IT R O CLU B Steel Lined
Shell T he powder charge protected by the
steel lining guarantees a uniform load when
hunting under the most severe weather
conditions.
"C
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THE UNION METALLIC CASTKIDCE COMP ANT
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2SS Broadway, Ns» Twfc City
BLAGh PGWDLR
W ashington E xperim ent Sta tion at
Pullm an Gives Valuable
Instructions.
F o r the guidance of persons desiring
orchard is 25 per cent,*’ said the speak
ance, form er agronomist of the Wash
ington e xperim ent stations, says:
“ In pre paring to seed alfa lfa , it is
usually best to plow iu the fall, le a v ­
ing the furrows rough over wiuter, iu
order to secure the benefits of w e a t h ­
ering, a n d to permit the se ttling of the
furrows by the action of the fall and
w inter rains. This also encourages the
early germination of weed seeds, so
that the soil may be p artially cleaned
of foul st u f f in the spring preparation
of the soil for seeding.
“ As soon as the soil is f it to work
in the spring, the surface should be
given a light working in order to form
a mulch to conserve the moisture and
to smooth the surface of the furrows
to encourage the germination of weed
seeds t h a t lie near the surface. The
amount of c ultivation must be d e te r ­
mined by the condition of the soil, but
should be sufficient to work up a good
mulch of loose earth. Deep cultivation
is not desirable. l Tp to the f ir s t day
of May the land should be given s u f ­
ficient cultivation to
preserve
the
mulch, and to prevent weeds from se­
curing too much of a sta rt. About the
first of May the final preparation for
seeding should be given.
“ I f the surface has been well worked
prior to the first of May little more
than a single harrow in g may be needed,
but the aim should be to secure a well
pulverized seed bed of two or three
inches depth with the bottom of the
furrow l e f t firm. I n ease of spring
plowing, the firm ing of the furrow may
be brought about b y the use of a roller,
planker or^othe r compacting tool.
“ Soils west of the Cascade moun­
tains seem to require inoculation for
successful alf a lfa production. This is
best accomplished by harrow ing in at
the final preparation for seeding, a
light sprinkling of soil take n from some
old a lfa lfa field where the crop has
grown successfully. Soils secured from
persons in this region who have suc­
ceeded with alf a lfa would do a d m ir a ­
bly for this purpose.
“ Tn securing seed, be very careful
to purchase seed possessing high v i ta l ­
ity a nd free from the seeds of noxious
weeds. I t is more im p o rta n t to be sure
of these two points th a n to seed a l­
falfa of a c ertain strain . Persons who
are not able to determine the p u rity
of samples furnished them should send
samples to the b o tanist of their sta te
experiment station, who will examine
free of charge, and report flic results.
“ I f good seed is secured, ten pounds
per acre seeded broadcast on very th o r ­
oughly prepared soil and well ha rrowed
in will be ample. The W ashin gton e x ­
periment station lias secured b e tt e r suc­
cess by se eding w ith a grain drill, slip
ping the spouts of the drill off the
grain box and a tt a c h i n g them to the
grass seed box, so th at the seed will
be conducted into the shoes of the drill,
ns i n 't h e case of wheat and oats. S e t­
ting the shoes of the drill to run shal­
low will result in the seed being placed
in moist dirt where the greatest num ­
ber will germinate, and it will not be
put in too deep, if t l i a soil has been
prepared as previously indicated.
“ D uring the first season the alf a lfa
should not be pastured before it has
made a growth of a t least a foot, as
■he plan t needs an o pportunity to de­
velop its root system. Tf weeds are apt
fo seed run a mower over the piece
with the c u tte r b a r tilted to cut high.
There is no a d v a n ta g e in clipping back
Hie a lf a lf a if weeds do not become tr o u ­
blesome. A fte r the a lf a lf a has th o r ­
oughly established itself, it m ay be
mowed or pastured off. Each spring
as soon as the ground is f i t to work,
:t is best to give the soil a thorough
working with a spring tooth harro w and
disc, or some other effe c tive tool.,>
RHEUMATISM
¿y ^
Mexican General in Dire Straits,
Forced to Surrender.
I w ant
e v e r y c h r o n ic r h e u m a ti c to th r o w
a w a y a ll m e d ic in e s , a ll H u tm e n ts , a ll
p la s t e r s , n n d »rive M l'N Y O N 8 R H E U M A ­
T I S M ItE V lL D Y a t r i a l . N o m a t t e r w h a t
y o u r d o c to r m ay sa y , no m a tte r w h a t
y o u r f r i e n d s m a y Bay, n o m a t t e r h o w
p r e ju d ic e d y o u m a y bo a g a i n s t n il a d v e r ­
tis e d r e m e d ie s , p * n t o n o to y o u r d r u g ­
g is t a n d g e t a b o ttle o f th e R H E U M A ­
T IS M R E M E D Y . I f It f a l ls to g iv e s a t i s ­
f a c t io n .! w ill r c f u n l y o u r m o n e y .—M u n y o n
R e m e m b e r t h i s re m e d y co n la la s n o ¿¿1-
Ic y lic a c id , n o o p iu m c o c a in e , m o r p h in e o r
o t n e r h a r m f u l d r u g s . I t is p u t lip u n d e r
th e g u a ra n te e o f th e P u r e F o o d a n d D ru g
A c t.
d ic ta te d by the presiding Judge of th e
c o u r t It Is th e ir duty m ere ly to h e a r
th e evidence and r e n d e r th e v e rd ic t
pre scribe d by t h e c o u r t
Act of Belongs.
Now t h a t th e su rge ons can m o re or
less successfully t r a n s f e r h a n d s and
feet, w h e n you m ee t a m an who in­
sists on s h a k in g your a rm off let him
go aB f a r as he likes, and a f te r his
d e p a r t u r e you m ay go fo rth to th e
d oc tor shoo and se c u re a new one.
If You Have Common Sore Eyes,
if lines b lu r o r ru n t o g e t h e r , you need
P E T T I T ’S E Y E S A L V E , 25c.
All
d ru g g ists o r H o w a r d Bros., Buffalo,
__________________
N. T .
Timeliness.
DYSPEPSIA
n. “
have not
a tte n d e d
c o lle g e
—
Mode's Disapproved.
"You s h o u ld n ’t q u a rre l with your
wife a b o u t h e r d e sir e for handsome
clothes." said the n e a r relative.
•1 don't object to h e r ha v in g hand­
som e clothes." replied Mr. 8trlue
Ilarker
"All I tell h e r Is that If t h e
: e ver s u c c e e d i In re ally looking like
those fashion p ictu res she tries to
copy s h e will come p r e tt y near break-
lag an h e r hom e."
A man’s respect for old sge Is apt
to go Isms when It bumps agalaot
boarding house poultry.
Further Revolts Are Feared as Re­
sult— Government Rushes Tronps
to Scene of Hostilities.
Mexico City—General Navarro has
surrendered to the rebels, according to
a report th at has reached here from
authorities which have heretofore
proved reliable in the m atter of war
news.
F or sale by all druggists. Price. 25c.
The government denies the report
and says that he is aw aiting [reinforce­
M anners of th e Boy.
ments. Officials gay Pedernales is not
F o r som e r e ason m a n y m o th e r s do menaced seriously by the rebels.
■ot give t h e sa m e a tte n tio n to the
It is known from other sources that
m a n n e r s of th e i r sons as to th o se of Navarro has been having a hard time.
th e i r da u g h te rs. Yet the boy’s t r a i n ­ His men are not used to the severe
ing Is even m ore I m p o r ta n t th a n w inter climate of Chihuahua.
They
th o se of t h e girl. T h e m a jo r ity of are not properly clothed and are short
young m en leave th e i r homos shortly of food and ammunition.
It is consid­
a f te r they come of age, and m any ered here th at if Navarro has not sur­
leave before t h a t period, and they rendered, he is liable to do bo at any
come into contact, Into in ti m a t e a sso­ time.
ciation frequently, with m en who have
Another report says th at Navarro
h a d b u t little t r a i n i n g tn th e nice­ has not surrendered, but has deserted
t ie s of life, and all too freque ntly with his men to the rebels.
This is
t h e s e evil c o m m u n ica tio n s c o r ru p t the not believd.
good m a n n e r s of th e m ore f o r tu n a te
The government now acknowledges
class. But th e boy w ho Is t r a i n e d to th at the situation is very serious. All
c o u r te sy from Sis childhood c a n be available troops are being sent north
t r u s t e d In anv e nvironm ent.
as fast as possible to assist Navarro.
Three hundred prisoners were taken
G reat Even In Fall.
from the Belan prison and drafted into
H e who Is g r e a t when ha fails Is the army. A [considerable portion of
g r e a t tn his prostration, and is n o ' the army at present is made up of
m ore a n object of c o n te m p t t h a t when prisoners.
m en t r e a d on th e ru in s of sa c re d
In all the battles th at have occurred
buildings, which m en of piety v e n e r ­ so far, it seems th at the rebels have
a te no less t h a n if th e y stood.— S e n ­ been shooting particularly at officers,
eca.
The per centage of these wounded or
Mothers w ill fin d M rs. W in s lo w 's S o o th in g killed is very large. At the battle of
S y ru p t h e b e s t re m e d y to u so to t t l i e l r e U ilu ie a Mai Paao, the rebels, who were en­
l u r i n g t h e t e e t h i n g p e r io d .
trenched on mountains forming the
side of a canyon, rolled immense boul­
T r i a l by J u r y .
ders down on the troops.
These did
A m erica and England and hoi1 colo­
more damage than the shooting.
nies a r e t h e only c o u n tries In the
The serious condition of affairs in
world which have th e Jury s y s te m In
the North is the principal topic of con­
th e se n se It Is unde rstood here. It is
versation here. There is much specu­
true, however, t h a t t h r o u g h o u t E urope
lation as to the outcome. It is expect­
so-called Juries a r e employed in the
ed that the reverses suffered by the
tria l of c e r ta in cases, b ut th e ir func­
government recently will lead to other
tions a re lim ite d a n d pe rfu n c to ry in
uprisings throughout the republic
c h a r a c t e r, th e i r d e te r m in a tio n s being
soon as they become known.
All m e a s u r e s of re form a tion a re ef­
fectiv e in exact proportio n to t h e i r
tim e line ss; pa rtial de cay m ay bo cut
away a nd c le ansed; incipient e r ro r
c o r re c te d ; but t h e r e Is a point a t
which c orruption can no m o re be
Tn nn address recently given to the
It
student hoilv of the S t a te Agricultural stayed, n o r w a n d erin g recalled.
College at Pullman. Pre side nt How ard has been th e m a n n e r of m odern phil­
Klliott of the N orthern Pacific Rail anthropy to re m a in pa ssive u ntil t h a t
wav. said th a t one of the gre atest needs p recise period, and to leave th e sick
of the present dav is an appreciation to perish, and th e foolish to stra y,
of the values of country life. Tn part while It sp e n t Itself In fran tic e x e r ­
he sa'd :
tions to r a is e th e dead, a n d re fo rm the
“ The railroads are inte rested in the dust.—Ruskln.
'tenoral subject of education, and par
tieulnrlv arc they interested in b e tte r
Dr. _ P _ i e r c e ’s Pelle ts, small, s u g a r-
education, bettor methods of living, and coated, \ e a s . y to ta k e as candy,
r e S g T u la te
.
and
i n v ig o r a te ston
b e tte ring country liv ing in general as
stom ach, liver and bow-
els. Do n o t g ripe.
compared with life in the c i t i e s . ^
“ Tn the last 100 years there has been
a m arked d r i f ti n g a w ay from the conn
Pellucid English,
try to the citv. Tn 1R00 only 3.1 per
A sign In a tailor shop a tt r a c t s
cent of the people of the U nited S tates "L ongfellow 's" eye, a n d he s e n d s In
lived in cities, nnd the census just
a copy t h e r e o f a s follows: "N otice!
taken will probably show over 35 per
W ork t h a t Is m ade h e r e when a lte re d
-ent liv in g in towns and cities.
“ A grent work is being done b y the afV»r n in e ty days Is got to be paid.”—
agric ultural collcg.-s of the country in N e w a r k News.
showing how to make countrv life more
As He U nderstood It.
desirable, how to make b e tt e r use of
" W h y Is It,” ask e d th e am bitious
the land.
Fspccialiy is this a great
work when it in an educational way young ora tor, co m p la in in g to th e ed
reaches vonng men and women nf the Itor of t h e m o rn in g pa per, " t h a t you
farm ing communities. We must have a lw a y s r e p o rt m e as h a v in g said,
more people who like to live in the ’am o n g o t h e r things.’ "W ell, a s 1
country. We must have country life u n d e r s t a n d It, you á re usually a m ong
made more pleasant. T here is no b e tt e r o t h e r th in g s when you say th e m .”
i ’fe for the young man or young woman
than a home in the conntrv. T hev can
do b e tt e r for themselves there. Scien
• ific f a rm in g is inst as im portant, and
in time will produce jnsf as good re
suits as scientific work in a n y other
"Having taken your wonderful *Casca-
rets’ for three months and be ing entirely
pursuit.
cured
of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia,
“ The people who live in the Pacific
N orthw est. T believe, are very fortnn I think a word of praise is due to
ate. Tt is a land which is just be g in ­ ’Cascarets' for their wonderful composi­
ning to develop. Tt is a land which tion. I have taken numerous other so-
will require a g reat deal of hard and called remedies but without avail, and I
intelligent work for its fu tu re dcvel 6nd that Cascareta relieve more in a day
opment. Tf any young man feels th at than all the others I have taken would in
Tames McGune,
his op p o rtu n ity is not as good now as i year."
P le a s a n t P ala tab le. P o te n t. Taut* Good.
it would have been tw e n tv -fi\’e years
Do Good. N ev er S icken. W eaken o r G rips.
ago. he is mistaken. Onportnnities n e v ­
10c. 26c, 60c. N ev er sold tn bulk. T h e gen-
o tne ta b le t stam p '« ! C C C. G u aran te ed to
er were gr e a te r west of th e Rockv
cu re o r y o u r money hack.
Mountains than to d ay for an inte lli­
gent. thorough, p a tie nt young man or
Tn m e rioapixiiT“
F i r s t P a t i e n t —Do you know who
that visitor Is who c a m e tn h e re a
while a g o ? She was a very d i s tin ­
guished-looking woman.
Second P a t ie n t — I was s t r u c k by
her, too, a n d I asked t h e nurse, but
she told m e t h e visitor w as a very
o rd in ary s o r t of p e rso n —had ne v er
had an o p e ratio n
for appendicitis
even.
A college m an a iw ays uuks more
about It t h a n Is relished bv me* whe
NAVARRO YIELDS
TO REBEL TROOPS
N o M an is S tron ger
Than H is Stom ach
A strong man is strong all over. No man can be
•tgbng who it suffering from weak stomach with its
consequent indigestion, or from some other disease
of the stomach and its associated organ«, which im­
pairs digestion and nutrition. For when the stomach
is weak or diseased there is a loss of the nutrition
contsined in food, which is the source of all physical
strength. When a man 11 doesn't feel just right,"
when he doesn’t sleep well, ha9 an uncomfortable
feeling in the stomach after eating, is languid, nervous, irritable and despond*
•at, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength.
*
a
S u ch a m a n s h o u l d u s e D r . P ie r c e ’a G o ld e n M e d ic a l
D is c o v e r y . I t care« d i s e a s e s o t th e s to m a c h a n d o th e r
o r g a n s o t d ig e s tio n a n d n u tr itio n , t t e n r ic h e s th e b lo o d ,
I n v ig o r a te s th e l iv e r , s tr e n g th e n s th e k id n e y s , n o u r is h e s
th e n e r v e s , a n d s o G IVES H E A L T H A N D S T R E N G T H TO
TH E W HOLE B O D Y .
W
You can’t afford to accept • secret nostrum as a substitute for this non*
•looholio medicine o f k n o w n c o m p o s i t i o n , not even though the urgent dealer
may thereby make a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper.
W .
L.
D O U G L A S
• 3.00 *3.50 & *4.00
sh o es
B O Y S ' S h O C S^SX .O O , * 2 . 5 0 AND * 3 . 0 0 .
B e s t in t h i w o r l d .
hldom,
P i . t f .n a f h a o ! ft
w h i c h a p p l y p i r i n c i p a l l y
I . mol. Immthof.
______i r , a n d th e
ro d u co t ' ta riff _
l . a t h . r , n o w e n a b le » m e
th e w e a re r m e re
______________ __
I f I c o u ld ta k e y o u In to m y
la r g e f a c to r ie s a t B ro c k to n ,
>1 ii .*.«., an d show you how oare-
Tullv W . 1* D o u g las shoes a re
m ad e, th e s u p e rio r w o rk m an sh ip
a n d th e h ig h g rad e le a th e rs used,
y o u woo.ld th e n u n d e rs ta n d why
tar and longer wearing H o l l a r f o r D o l l a r 1 G u a r a n t e e
$8, $8.50 and $d ahorna M y s h o e « to h o ld th e ir sh ap e,
lo o k a n d fit b e tte r a n d w e a r
than I oould g he a him era
lo n g e r th a n an y o th e r $3.00, $3.60
vlotea to thetarlff e*ovlalon.
i l 14.00
r sh f o es you can buy.
D o y o u r e a l i z e t h a t m y s h o e s h av e been th e s ta n d a rd fo r o v e r 30
y e a rs ; t h a t 1 m a k e a n d s e ll m o re $3.00, $.1.60 i n d $4.00 sh o es th a n . § P g
an v o th e r m a n u f a c tu r e r In th e U n ite d S ta te s ? Q u a lity c o u n ts. § / /
I t naa m ad« W . L. D o u g las sh o es a h o u seh o ld w ord ev e ry w h ere .
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$50T0 $100 PER WEEK
Wra< That Salary Interest I n ?
T H E O LD RE L IABL E
Painless
Dentists
N o t only do w e g u a ra n te e o u r w ork, b u t w#
carefully,
to do it quickly, painlessly an d
e below p ric es sp eak for them selves.
K >mlse
SEE U S A N D E N JO Y CO M FO RT.
ADVERTISMENT WRITING
Will plioa your services immediately in de­
mand it that tilery; end even more,
seems
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YOU CAN LEAD! IT AT HOME. TAUGHT IT MAH
Full S e t o f T s e t h ..............................................
liridK e W ork o r T e eth W ith o u t
P late« .............................................. $ 3 .5 0 to $ 5 .0 0
Gold C ro w n s........................................... $ 3 .5 0 to 1 5 .0 0
P orcelain C ro w n s ................................. $ 3 .5 0 to $ 5 .0 0
Gold or P orcelain F illin g s.................................. $1 U d
S ilver F illin g s .................................................5 0 c to $ 1
15 Y E A R S ’ G U A R A N T E E .
H ours. 8 A. M. to 8 P . M.. S u ndays, 9 to 12.
To Cura Poverty.
There Is a rational way and a fool
Way of curing poverty. The rational
way U to recognize that the world U
full of magnificent supplies and to try
P A IN L E S S D E N T IS T S .
to devslop In the poor man a better F irs t and M orrison S ts,
P O R T L A N D . ORB.
kind ot wants—1. e.: to change his low
thinking Into high, to replace his love
AND KODAK
IR O N W O R K S D Y N A M I T E D .
of mud and Its by-products by a love
S U P P L I E S
of the spirit and spiritual qualities. W rite for catalogues and lite ra tu re . D eveloping
and p rin tin g . Mail o rd ers given p ro m p t a tte n tio n
The fool way la to heap upon the soul,
Los Angeles Concern
Involved
Fortiand Photo Supply Co.
already oversupplied, a mass of money, 149 T hird Sti
PO R TLAND.
TL
ORB.
Strike is Victim.
houses, drapery, fancy halls, golf balls,
Los Angeles—A mysterious explos­ and highballs. Such a wretch has not
ion, presumably of dynamite, wrecked riches — riches have him, and usu­ PORTLAND COLLECTION AGENCY
a considerable portion of the building ally ehoke the life out of him.
817 A lisky B uilding. P o rtla n d , O regon.
of the Llewellyn Iron works, one of
ALL DEBTS COLLECTED. NO COLLECTION NO CHARGE
the big industrial institutions of the
Dead as a Door Nall.
kind in the Southwest, at Kedondo and
The phrase “Dead as a door nail,” I I I F I I I P I I I broken m achinery and ca stin g s
Main streets, at 1 :45 o’clock this originated tn this way: In early days, TV L f t E a L sU of all kinds by a new proceed
pn
m aking them as
____
good
ud as
as new
new . M
M achine
achine woi
w ork of
morning.
when doorknockers were common, the all
y oldj,hin&
kinds. We fix jin
any
old thing. P ot II ajm I Oxy-AcI—
J . E. Asbury, a nightwatchman, plate upon which the knocker struck We!*« Lorn ( wait . 305 Qum Si I W Maa 6769
who was in the office of the building, was sometimes called a nail. In the
was slightly injured. Windows of the course of years It was struck so ofteD
COPYRIGHTS AND TRAN HARM
secured.
Book of ac c u ra te
adjoining plants of the Lacy Manufact­ that all life waa supposed to be knock
inform ation fre e on raquea!.
uring company, the Johnson Machine td out of It, therefore, when It became
i. K. MOCA. 719 ford »I Trade Bide. Parlkad. Or.
works and the Stearns Gas Engine ■eceaaary to refer to anything hope­ (Late of U. a. P atent OlBeo, W aahinutou. D. O.)
company were blown out and minor lessly lifeless it was merely an em-
damage was done.
phatlo expressions say that It was as
D O Y O U W A N T A N IN C O M E ?
Residents of the W estlake district "dead as a door nail.”
T he Vtavi RemedioN Cure backache, nervous*
ne«H, fem ale t roublcH and rectal dint'iinea. Hond
two miles away were awakened by the
for
our book free. We want wood women repre-
ADStinsnce Neoassary.
mjiitativcH everyw; ere. Make money at home.
force of the explosion, which shook
W rite for particular«. T he Viavl Co., 809 Roth-
Did
you
ever
note
how
a
dog.
even
a
child Huiluinit. P ortland. Oregon.
the whole neighborhood. Who placed
the supposed charge of dynamite is not puppy, will avoid meal* once In a
and
then
promptly
recover
ap-
while
known. The company has been in­
volved for many months in a strike of potlteT Indian youths, as e part ot
their training, were compelled to
T a k e u p th e profession of
union metal workers.
A hole in the ground 18 inches deep m tk . long Journeys through the fo r
eats
while
abstaining
from
food.
In
and about six feet in diam eter bears
witness to the place of origin and prob­ the feudal days of Japan the child
E very city an d tow n in th e U n ite d S ta te « 1«
able cauae of the damage. This hole had the same ordeal thrust upon him
w a itin g for
is ju st outside the business line and for his health's sake. The Indian and
DOCTORS or CHIROPRACTIC
adjacent what was the wagon entrance. Japanese todsy furnish us Americans
C h iro p ra ctic as ta u g h t by u s is su p rem e and
On the other side of the hole was a mute types of endurance.
forem ost in ra n k anil d ig n ity . I t is ta u g h t
wooden shed, which, with its contents
along th e lines of th e philosophical an d physi­
ological law s of n a tu re an d is easily u n d e r­
of stored iron, was reduced to a mass
stood. S end s ta m p for fre e catalogue.
of debris.
OREGON PEERLESS COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC
The front of the main building, a
three-story frame, for a distance of
DR. I . P. LAVALUY* P h . C ., P rc * .
probably 76 feet was shot to pieces and
T hird Floflg, B uchanan Bldg.. P o rtla n d . O ro.
its contents of furniture, and office
paraphernalia are piled together In ap­
parent ruin.
The material damage,
however, ia confined to the chipping
room, the office and the apace above
them, and is relatively small.
Union Dental Co.
KODAKS
PATENTS
CHIROPRACTIC
v
K ow -K ure
Steam ers C rash; One Sinks.
is not s "food” —it is a medicine, and the
Antwerp—The Red S tar steam er
only msdldne In the world for cows only.
Finland and the Belgian steam er Bal-
M . d e f o r t h e c o w . n d , . « I te n a m e I n d i c t . . ,
a eowemra. B a r r e n n . , , , r e t a in e d a f te r b ir th ,
tique collided Monday off the mouth of
a b u t tI o n ,e c o u r e ,c e lle d u d d e r , a n d a ll s im ila r
the River Scheldt. The liner Finland
a ffe c tio n s p o s itiv e ly a n d q u ic k ly c u re d . No
was hound from New York. The Bal-
o n e w h o k e e p s c o w s , w h e th e r m a n y o r few ,
a a n affo rd to b e w ith o u t
K o w -K u r a .
tique, a steam er of 1,365 tons, was
ft la m a d e e s p e c ia lly to k ee p c o w s h e a lth y
outward bound with a cargo of sand.
O u r b o o k W h a t to D o W h e n Y o u r C o w s
A re S ic k " .s e n t free A ik y o u r lo c a l d e a le r for
The exact cause of the collision is not
K o w -K u r a . ’ ’o r te n d to th e m a n u f a c tu re ra .
known, but it is said th at the Finland
Dairy Aetoclettee C».. LywdoitvHIa, Vt.
in veering struck the Baltique amid­
ships. The Baltique sank immediately.
P art of the crew was rescued by the
Paid by Dlstano*.
Finland and others by a pilot boat.
A streat singer was tinging lx
Six men are unaccounted for.
front of a New York department store
whan the manager came out and aekei
Sugar T rust to Pay Back.
how much he made. “About ten cent,
New York — The American Sugar * block,” replied the singer. ‘‘Well,’
Refining company will shortly hand to ■old the manager, “here's a dollar;
the United States government a check wove up ten blocks."
for $700,000 in settlem ent of a further
series of customs frauds, according to
the Herald.
This will bring the total amount
from this company up to nearly $3,-
000,000. This latest settlem ent is in
connection with the so-called "d raw ­
back” frauds, which have been under
investigation since the original customs
frauds were detected two years ago, as
a result of the P arr disclosures.
A y e r ’s C h e r r y P e c t o r a l is a
regular cough m e d i c i n e , a
Steel Men in Rebellion,
New York—The rebellion in the a t r o n g m e d ic i n e , a d o c t o r ’s
steel trade last week against the pol­ m e d ic i n e .
G ood f o r e a s y
icy of restricting competition and c o u g h a , h a r d c o u g h s , d e s p e r ­
maintaining rigid prices waa expressed
ate c o u g h s .
If y o u r d o c t o r
in concessions of $1 a 'ton or more In
e n d o r s e s It f o r y o u r c a se , take
pricee of steel bars, structural shapes,
plates and steel pipe by some of the it. I f n o t, d o n ’t take it. N e v e r
independents in the interior and by ex­ go c o n t r a r y to h is a d v ice .
ceptionally low prices on fabricated
W « p u b lish o u r form ulo«
steel in the Eastern territory.
The
W o b « n t« h a 'e o h o l
holiday sp irit was against any im­
f f ro m o u r m o d lo ln o «
portant expansion in the buai
W o u r f o y o i to
M a n y K i l l e d in I n d i e s .
Igi-Cgucat & gg w .
+
y
C A I t U
TIO N ! name and price stum pod ou t lie hot ‘¡“.TAKE NO S U B S TITU TE
jo u i dealer o u a u l .u p p lj jo ti will, \y. i. iiuuflM s h u n . w rit, for Mali Onter C M Ioc.
I
San Domingo News has reached
here of an engagememsent along the
Dominican and Haytian borders. Sav-
eral are reported killed.
A gunboat
will be dispatched with troops to be
sent to the scene of the trouble.
A iters
• o n « u lt yom r
d o c to r
The doss of Aysr’s Pills is small, only
o*o si bedtime. As a rule, laxative doses
are better than cathartic doses. For con -
atipation, biliousness, dyspspsis, tick-
headaches, they cannot be excelled.
Ask year doctor about this.
- Win i | in r o. a r w O a ., ln * u , *»■■ ■-
,
y
ALCO HOL
PIUM— ^
TOBACCO
h è e le y O
H abits Positively C u e d .
Only authorised Keeler In*
s tita te la Oromm. writ#
Illustrate«! ti-» al« r.
i f u r e for
«tniY Msmvn, 71L1 1 is A
P oR T L A N l d ,O r e g o n
A T R IP TO P O R T L A N D F R E E
CUT RATES IN
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
F ain le« « E x t r a c t i o n ........P rM
S ilv e r F ill in g « ........................90«
G old F illin g « ........................... 79«
22 K. Gold C ro w n « ..................■
P o rc e la in C r o w n « .................. $ •
M o lar G old C ro w n « ................ $4
B rid g e W o rk , 22 K. Gol J .. . $9
I n la y Fill«, P u re G o l d .......... $ |
V e ry N ice R u b b er P la te .
$4
B ea t R u b b e r P la t« on E a r t h ..................................... $7
A L L T H IS W O R K IS G U A R A N T E E D .
D o n 't th ro w j o u r m oney aw ay . A d o lla r saved
Is t w o d o lla rs e a rn e d . O u r o rig in a l reliab le Mod urn
P ain less M ethods a n d o u r p e rfe c te d o ffic aaq n lp -
m e n t s a v e s u s tim e s n d y o u r m oney.
1 0 S T 0 N D E N T IS T S . 5 th • Hmerltem. P e n l * * 4
e n tra n c e 29lM t M orrison, opposfce Pnatod lc f and M eier «
F ra.ik. Established in P ortland 10 years. O pen t
until 8 and S undays until 1 2 t)0 . for i
A .. C ough
M edicin e
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m a d e a life s tu d y o f th a
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1« « ly in g th e w orld th o
b en efit o f his
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G u a ra n te e s to c u r s C a ta rrh . A sth m a, L ung,
S to m a ch an d K idney tro u b les, a n d all P riv a te
I o f M n a n d W om en.
A SURE CANCER CURE
J u s t rece iv ed fro m P ek in , C hina - s a f e , s u r e
a n d reiiab la. U ..fa ilin g in Its w orks.
I f you ca n n o t call, w rite fo r sym ptom b le a k
a n d c irc u la r. Inclose 4 c e n ts in sta m p s.
CONSULTATION IRCE
The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
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