Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, August 04, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'G I L L E S P I E W H EN YOU GO TO P O R T L A N D . STOP A T TH E NEW HOTEL FOSTER Third ud Dim Streets, Near Depat 200 Room s w ith H ot and Cold W ater and Tolophono. Fro* Baths. Running Rates 50c, 75c and $1.00 per Day Spec'll rates far Raon ud Beard. Tree auto bus meets every train or boat Dainty Cun Links. Dainty cuff links may be made of crochet buttons, sewing two together, like the parts of a dumb-bell link, with a strong thread loop of the right length, and buttonholing over It These links will not be lost Ilka many oth er«. t Ths New Vlotlme. (with paper)—"Well, welll Here's another aeroplane accident and, as usual, a lot of the Innocent bystanders hurt." Hub—"Bystanders T You mean ths Innocent understand ers.“ i i 'Wife A Wall-Known Name. A professor of Greek who was noted for self-appreciation, bought a dozen collars and marked the first one with hie full name and the others simply “Ditto."—Everybody's Magazine. W E B U Y OLD GOLD ? !lfh e s t prices paid fo r Silver, O ld Je w e lry, G old eeth , H e . U N C L E M YE K S. F orty years in Portland. 71 Sixth, betw een Oak and Pine. 1 lATENTS 8IVE Y0U I P tIS O lH lllV IC I 0. 0. MARTIN, *w rOZTLAHD, OZZ *"'«• Writ! far Information KODAKS W rite fo r catalogues and literature. D eveloping and printing. Mall orders given prom pt attention SCHOOL SION. OF EXPRES A training In the “ speech arte” Is | coming to be regarded as an essen ' tial preparation for many vocations In life, not only in social, educational and professional lines, but also it the industrial and commercial world The training offered by this school will be found suited to those pre paring for teaching; to all who arc fitting themselves for platform work either as readers or speakers, and likewise to that large number of per sons who do not Intend to become professional, but who aspire to a wider field of general culture, and to a fuller development of their In herent powers. The course of study Includes vo cal, physical and aesthetic culture; conversation and sight reading; lit erature, with analysis and interpre tive rendering; repertoire, with the ory and criticism; character sketch ing, rhetoric and oratory; life study, personation and dramatic art. The school is regularly graded into classes that are in session four hours per day,' from Tuesdays to Saturdays, inclusive. Individual work is dune afternoons and evenings, either with the principal or with her assistants A public class, to which all interest ed are welcome, meets In the studio every Wednesday evening. The method of Instruction dlscour ages both “ cramming" and copying, and is not hampered by adherencs to any set system, but strives, by the use of old systems, or by means that are new and original, to pro mote, In a psychological way, a distinct individual growth and devel opment. Good library facilities, lnstructivs and entertaining readings and lec tures, studio recitals and ample op portunity for public appearance ars provided for all regular students. There is also an organized club, the Euremolog, for the practice of de bate, extemporaneous speaking and parliamentary law. In addition to the purely educa tional advantages of the school, its social and moral atmosphere is oi a high grade, tending toward the re finement of manners and the build lng of character. The school Is located at 531 Mor rlson street, Portland, Or. Portland Ph oto S u pply Co. 149 Third Street P O R T L A N D . ORE. H O W A R D E. BURTON - Asaayer and Chemist. ■ ■ Leudville, Colorado. Bpeciiuen price#: Gold, Silver, Lead. <1. G old. Silver. 76c; G old 60c; Zino er Copper. $1. M ailing envelop©# a .d fu ll price list eent o n application. Control and Umpire work so licited. R eference: Carbonate N ational Bank. BOYNTON FURNACES M ost econom ical and effective fo r house and school heating. J. C. B A Y E R EURNACE CO. front and Market Sts. Portland, Or. Reaeaurlng. Terrified Rider (In hired motor c a r ):—I say—I say—you're going much too fast Chauffeur—Oh. you'll all right, sir. We always Insure our passengers. Bound to Be Discovered. If a man Is really reliable he doesn’t have to devote much of his time to ex ploiting that virtue: you are watched pretty closely, whether you know It or not—Atchison O'oNv SE N D FO R CA TA LO G U E. “ Sam Sloan” A Good Cigar S t.Ü jr ir n e l^ a ll id. O re g o n Resident and Day sch ool fo r Girls Siria i^ V charge o f Bisters o f St. John Baptist ( Episcopal )1 Gallsf lets, Academic and Elementary Departmsats, •partmsats, f I Music, Art, Elocution. Oymnaslnn am. I F or catalog addroM T H E S IS T E R S U E R R I IO I P P E OR I O ffice3Q . St. Ile le u a H a ll I Costs You 5c S T . Worth More M A R Y ' S ACAD EM Y ALLEN & LEWIS Distributers, Portland, Or. AN D COLLEGE For Glrla. Conducted by the SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES OF JESUS AND MARY. Grad*, Aiadtmit and Ctlltiiatt Cturm. Music. Art. Elocution and Commcr* cial Dept*. R*iid*nt and Day Studtnii. Refined Moral and Intellectual T raiainr. W rite for Announcement. Addrces SISTER SUPERIOR, St. Mary't Atadtmy. Portland MMES USINESS COLLEGE REDUCED RATES 'T>Q&rLAyZ>, OfíJFGOV can be/ the r on all linos on accou n t ASTORIA CENTENNIAL PAGEANT SEND FOR FREE FIRST LESSONS growumrmrirNl yJM fPMBXBfT i.-x A sk yo u r tick et agen t f o r fu ll details placed anyw here, at tracts and kills all flies. N eat, clean, ornamental, conven- lent,cheap. Lasts all season. C an't spill oi tip over, will not »oil lor Injure anything. | Guaranteed effect- live. Of all dealers of sent prepaid for 20c. HAROLD HOMKKH U O De Kalb Ave. B reeklya, 1 . 1 . AUG. 10 to SEPT. 9 r ¡Shoe P olishes QUEER DISEASE , LAURIER CALLS IN CALIFORNIA FOR RECIPROCITY Many Here Afflicted With Odd Conservatives Rapped for Op posing Canadian Pact. Ailment, Says Munyon. Grewtoma Creatures Very Common Need o f (Market Shown—-Agreement Would Develop Dominion In In Thle Stete, Finde Expert on dustrie*, Say« Pramlar. Speciel Diteeaee. Many California people are afflicted with a queer disease, according to a statement yesterday by Professor James M. Munyon. He made the fol lowing remarkable and rather grew- some statement; “ Many persons who came to my headquarters at The Owl Drug company, San Francisco, think they are suffering from simple stom ach trouble, when in reality they are the victims of an entirely different disease— that o f tape worm. These tape worms are huge internal para sites, which locate in the upper bowel and consume a large percentage o f the nutriment in undigested food. They sometimes grow to a length of forty to sixty feet. One may have a tape worm for years and never known the cause o f his or her chronic ill health. “ Persons who are suffering from one of these creatures become nerv ous, weak and irritable, and tire at the least exertion. The tape worms rob one o f ambition and vitality and strength, but they are rarely fatal. “ The victim of this disease is apt to believe that he is suffering from chronic stomach trouble, and doctors for years without relief. This is not the fault o f the physicians he con sults, for there is no absolute diagno sis that will tell positvely that one is not a victim o f tape worm. “ The most common symptom of this trouble is an abnormal appetite. At times the person is ravenously hungry and cannot get enough to eat. At other times the very sight of food is loathsome. There is a gnawing, faint sensation at the pit o f the stom ach, and the victim has headaches, fits of dizziness and nausea. He cannot sleep at night and often thinks he is suffering from nervous prostration. “ I have a treatment which has had wonderful success in eliminating these great creatures from the system. In the course of its regular action in aid ing digestion, and ridding the blood, kidneys and liver o f impurities, it has proven fatal to these great worms. If one has a tape worm, this treatment will, in nine cases out o f ten, stupefy and pass it away, but if not, the treatment will rebuild the run-down person, who is probably suffering from stomach trouble and a general anaemic condition. My doctors re port marvelous success here with this treatment. Fully a dozen persons have passed these worms, but they are naturally reticent about discussing them, and o f course we cannot violate their confidence by giving their names to the public.” Letters addressed to Professor J. M Munyon, care Owl Drug Co, San Fran cisco, Cal., will receive as careful at tention as though the patient called in person. Medical advice and consulta tion absolutely free. Not a penny to pay. - J j . DANCY OSTEOPATHIC SANITARIUM Weston’* Record Pale*. Wakeen, Kan.— P. Mooney, who ia walking from New York to San Fran cisco for a wager o f flO.fOO, spent Sunday night here, having walked from Walker, Kan., • distance o f 44 miles. Mooney is a member o f the New York fire department and is try ing to beat Weston's record. He is now 42 days out of New York and sev en days ahead o f Weston’s time, hav ing made 1,900 miles, with 1,400 to cover in 47 days. He is averaging 46 to 60 mi'es a day. He ia to make the 8,300 mi lea in less than 90 days. > COFFEEC. ; TEA SPICES ríííT-Y'* BAKING POWDER EXTRACTS „ 4 4 ? russet ' ' ' I • * n J U S T RIGHT cm PORT ssn LAN a 0. i Í ».IUT LD i,{ » S i r dhes IL’ -“ 1 G IL T E D G E the only ladies shoe dressing _ _________ _ ______________ (hat positively eontalns OIL. Blacks and Polishes Ladles’ a n d 'c h ild r e n 's boot# and sh ots, s h i n e s w it lio n t r u b b i n g . 25c. “ French G loss,’ ’ lo c. i D A N 1 )Y com bin ation fo r cleaning and polishing I all kin Is o f russet o r tan shoes, 25c. “ Star” size, 10c. Q U I C K W H I T E m akes dirty c a n v n e shoes I Learn a Profession where the d e a n and w h i t e . In liqu id form s o i l can be a n l r k l y and c n a l l y applied. A i p o w In every mand is greater than the supply. pu-kage, so alw ays r e a d y fo r use. T w o sixes, 10 Heat ia Deadly in Paris. Paris—The heat wave became more intense and killing Sunday. A maxi mum temperature o f 100 degrees was recorded. Great suffering, eepecially in the poor quarters, has resulted. The Dawn of Scientific Knowledge “ f ” uTd«;.r do« not k«p th. kind ron w.„t, honorable. •end us his address and the p rice In stam ps fo r a full size package. / . de Dignified, Lucrative W HITTEM ORE BROS. * OO., 9 0 - 2 6 A l b a n y A t ., C a m b r l Mao. di The Oldest and Largest Man - »f factu rert o j Shoe Polishes in the World. 409 Cofmnonwealth Eldf., Portland. Or. COSE TO PORTLAND A ID BE CURED IN FIVE 0 M 8 VARICOSE VEINS, HERNIA, 81000 POISON V o •ever« operations, many cases perm anently cured in one treatm ent. M ost tim e-saving, m ost natural, m ost safe. A radical and perm anent cure. I g iv e m y w ord and w ill cite r o o to other m edical authorities that th is is a fa- t. I am c e r tain ly prepared to cure by e f perienre and equipm ent, w hich are the k eyston es to success. I have the best equ ip p ed m edical office on th e Coast. I w ill g iv e $500 to any charity as guarantee that e v e r y statem ent in th isa n n o n n ce m e n tls true. I in vite y o u to co m e to m y office. I w ill explain to you m y treatm ent fo r V a ricose V eins. H ernia, N erv ou s D ebility . Blood Poison, P ile s. Fistula, B lsdder. K idn ey, P io sta tic and all Men • A ilm e n ts and g iv e you F K E K a ph ysical examina- tioa. if nec©e«ary a m icroscopica l and chem ical analysis o f accretions, to d e te rm in e pathological and bacteriological coa ditio n a E v ery man should take advantage o f th is o p por tu n ity to learn th eir true condition. A p erm a n en t C a rs is er m an a n en m t Cura %chat yo n *r*nt. A p erm C u re is v h a t I airs. I GUARANTEE “ M y w ritten guarantee means a c u r s or I guarantee to cu re certain ai. men to or refund every , m have paid. M y s e r v ic e # c o o t yo u nothing unleee I ca c a re r e y o u r V a ricose Vein#. Hernia. Pilea, Fietula. Blood Pol T erm s are reasonable mon. or any ailm ent I guarantee t * o » c cure. u and no m ore than y o u are aL a and w tiling to pay fo r benefit# iaadays. i t A M u 1 f. M. a t? FM RCM PWMa I see P.ofcssor »krlkk » ws agcrfal sew Gs- 7. “ 606” ia cases of 9per;6; Blood Pot»©«. Il care» in on# trso t- t sad Is th* r w e t otarvH at medical #r -**«. This sew rrmedr ■ «« - it ' ‘ ritct- Le- T.e * !> « • • ' y ■», 13« MomilPOW i t cob » io n » ® rornn. a a® o b in o n Drives away Plies, Mosquitoes and Gnats. It protect* hones and cattle from attack* of insects, enabling them to feed and deep in peace. It prevent* loss of weight znd strength from worry caused by ittarks of insects, and from the irritation af their bite* and stings. There ia a oatisfaction in th* relief it affords domestic animals from the scourge of maddening parasites snd flies, besides the profit in returns. Horses do more work >n less feed snd rows yield more and setter milk when relieved from the frenzy netted by constantly fighting a swarm >f voracious, insatiable insects. Pour sizes, 25c, y e , 75c and fl.z$. U k your merchant for it. ilO Y T CSKMicai, Co. Portland, Oregon Juvenile Court Assailed. Chicago—The constitutionality of the Juvenile Court act haa been at tacked in a suit for injunction filed by W. H. Dunn, a wealthy manufacturer, who recently filed charge* against offi cials of the Juvenile Home. In his bill Mr. Dunn alleges that the law, which waa enacted by the fllinois leg islature April 21, 1898, is invalid, be cause it authorises the seizure and de priving a child o f liberty without due process o f law. 9 « Killed Climbing Alps. Paris— Although the climbing sea son in the Alpe hae only > begun, 26 tourists have been killed and an un known number injured. If this rate continues to the end o f the season, September 16, the death rate will be the highest on record OI the pain which many women experience with every month it mike* the gentleness and kiadneas always associ ated with womanhood seem to be almost a mired*. While in general no woman rebels against what «he re- garda at a natural necessity then ia so woman who would •ot gladly be tree from this reourring period oi pain. D r . Pierce’ a Favorite P r em crlp llo a m a te a weak w o m e n m troa* a m é aic* » a r a w e ll, a n d gives I t e m fr e e d o m fr o m palm. I t o m ta b lla tea r e g u la r ity , e u b d u e . la tla m . m a tlo a , t ó a l a a le a r a llo a a n d e area tó m a la w e a t n e s s. THE TRUTH ABOUT BLUING. Talk No. I. Avoid liquid bluing. Every drop i f water is adulteration. Half a cent's worth o f bluo in a large bottle filled with water is sold for 6 cents or 10 cents in many places. Always use RED CROSS BALL BLUE, the blue that's all blue. A large two-oz. package, all blue, sells for 5 cents, or 4-oz. for 10 cents. De lights the laundress. AT ALL GOOD GROCERS. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, All correspondence striotly prívete and sacredly __ , confidential. Write without leer and without lee to World’. Di.pcosnry Med.’ real Association, R. V. Piaros, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. If you want . book that tall, all about woman’, di.ea.ea, end how to rare them at home, .end 21 ooe-cent .temp, to Dr. Pierce to pey coat of medie« e el,, and he witteend you • free copy ol hi. greet thou.eod-pege illu.trated Common Senas Modteal Advieor-revieod, up-to-date edition, in p .p .r covert. In handsome cloth-binding, 31 stamps. free. GILLESPIE SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION 5 3 4 M o rriso n St.. P o rtlan d . O re g o n . Our Llfe’a Work. T w o-yea r courses fo r teachers, readers and public speakers. Graduates a fte r com pleting We are not sent Into this world to tw o years o f p ost-graduate w ork, granted professional diplom as. C ontinuous cl os see from 9 to 1 o ’ clock, five days per w eek. Individual leason# w ith either the principal or tho assistant*, do anything Into which we cannot aftern oon s and evenings. put our hearts. " We have certain work EMMA W. GILLESPIE, Principal. to do for our bread and that 1* to be don* strenuously; other work to do lor our delight snd that la to be done heartily; naither la to be done by Aa Unol* Eban Seas It. halves or shifts, but with a will; and " D * reaaun." aald Uncle Eben, "dat what la not worth this effort Is not to lomo men walk* de floor hecaua* of he done at all.—John Ruskln. loir debts Is because It's warmer an’ are th* aafett and moat reliable cathaiticaa<t mo’ comfabl* dan glttln' out and ■ystem clean«er. The beat rem edy for Torpid Y. M. C. A. EXPANDS. IJver, BUiouftoesa and Sick Headache. bulldln’ fence* or ahovelln’ is o * .“ A t D ru ss tetft' e r b / M a l l . 2 8 C e n t, H e r r C u x u ic a i . Co. P o & t l x k u . o x a o o a New Booklet Just Out Can Be Had for the Asking. The Portland Young Men's Chris Wonderful Mexico. tian Association Is about to euter Mexico Is a country of wonderful rw upon a new era in its work, In ex sources. A* far aa mining and agrk tending the advantage of Its educa culture goes It Is superior to soina tional department to the entire good parts of the United States. Th* state. While a great majority of climate in some placet Is In many the 1400 students enrolled In night snd day classes are residents of ways about as fine aa anywhere la Portland, yet a large and Increasing the world. With the right population number are now eniolling from towns In Mexico It would mean train loada ol and cities outside of Portland. food and mineral! and billions of dob The different courses offered In larga for the rest of th* world. Yo* clude a full Commercial course, know a long time ago Canada waa comprising Shorthand, Bookkeeping thought to be only fit for furring; znd related subjects; a college pre fishing and trapping, and all th* world paratory course, a graded course In elementary subjects lor bi^vs and By Lydia E. Pinkham*« thought Canada was but a dreary vocational courses such as plumbing, waste of Ice plains with plenty ol carpentry, sheet metal, bricklaying, Vegetable Compound mountains of useless snow. But to electrical work, automobile repair snd driving. Many Btudents trained Baltimore, M»l.— “ I send you here day you tee where Canada Is and In these classes are now occupying with the picture of iny tlfteen^ear old maybe In another ten years Mexico daughter Alice, who will undergo a greater change In Ifc Important positions In the business was r e s t o r e d t o self and In the opinion of th* world bouses of Portland. health by Lydia E. than haa Canada. An attractive booklet entitled “ Ac l ’inkham's Vegeta tivities” has just been issued by the ble Compound. She Deep Mines Don’t Pey. association and contains a statement was pale, with dark of all Educational Courses. The Edu There Is little or no ground for the circles u n d e r her cational Director will mall this book eyes, weak and Irri belief that valuable metallic dapoalts let to all persons who desire It. table. Two different lie very deep In the earth's cruet Classes for day school open Sep doctors treated her With few exceptions, ore deposits bo tember 6th, night clasfles September and called it Green come too lean to repay working below 25th. From present Indications an Sickness, b u t « h e Nine mine« In ten, tale unusually large registration Is antici grew worse all the 8,000 feet. pated. time. LydiaE.l’lnk. lng the world a* a whole, are pooret lam’s Vegetable Compound was rec- In the second thousand feet than In iffe Wealth Not Always Advantage. - »mmendea, " d, and after taking three bot- th* flrat thousand, and poorer yet la Advantage, opportunity, obance, ilesshe has regained t“ 'r health, u thanks the third thousand than In th* second. luck! They are all on the side of the \ ,0 vonr medicine. I can recommend It boy horn In obscurity, brought up In !or all female troubles.” —Mrs. L. A. Luminous Human Eye. poverty. Provided he be endowed with ¡D o r k h a n , 1103 Rutland Street, Balti A sclantiat claims that th* eye to to th* will that brooks no obstacle, with more, Md, luminous that a parson seated in a the mental ability to conceive great | Hundreds o f such letters from moth totally dark room can ace th* move ers expressing their gratitude for what thoughts, to plan great undertakings, ment of hla arm by the light of hi» th* boy Is all tho more blessed who If Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com own aye*. pound has accomplished for them have not handicapped by wealth. oeen received by the Lydia E. Pmkham Lost and Found—a Heart. Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass. Precis*. Nothing seems so hopelessly lost; lira. Hoyle—Who waa th* heat man Young Girls, Heed This Advice. when It Is lost aa a heart; yet noth« at your weddlngf Mrs. Doyle—There Girls who are troubled with painful tag, when It Is lost, Is by th* experi were only two In the wedding party, sr Irregular periods, backache, head- ence of the centuries so absolutely and so It Is proper to calf on* the tche, dragging-down sensations, faint certain of recovery.—Puck. ing spells or indigestion, should take better man.________________ Immediate action and be restored to Big Stick for Cupid. health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL In a few Isolated cases It would be table Compound. Thousands have been Y m 1* ÉS MSI tsrssfk ■stradisi li M « better If Cupid could throw away his restored to health by Its use. •uff prtc'Ksl wsrk tal cas ks prsfficsà, ah# I T I T I bt* w srk, è l art« uff fsriku bow and arrow and break th* monot W r it e to Mrs. P ln k b a m , Lynn. rmkf sufcpsff «s¿» éoe uff >£3 r~# Tmiran bs *35 «afe *4« 31uss., i o r a d v ice , ir e « . ony by swinging a club. pai rasis *H) psr wssk. MY DAUGHTER WAS CURED No Sharing Profits. M. Paul waa a grocer In a French town. Rats overran th* place and a price of two sous a head waa placed upon them by the town counotL M. Paul's errand boy, working sarly and 1st«, managed to slay 90 rata la the cellars and attics of th* shop. The t>oy took them to the town hall, and, returning Jubilant to the grocer’s, ■bowed M. Paul th* nine francs he bad gained. The grocer held out his palm. "Hand the money over,“ he laid. “ You knew very well those rats were mine, not yourit” 3 If You W ant T o W in Back Y o u r h e a lt h TRY HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS Constipation causes and aggravates nany serious diseases. It is tnorough- y cured by Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel- ets. The favorite family laxative. Dunun i AUTO SCHOOL A ILLNON T JSa r 1 Sanxaa. t a t e t te EaX 231 aa» K V m . P f u n d e r s ,rn E R n ' blgod PÜ RI FI Jk T o n ic , A ltera tiv e a n d R esolvent. T h e b a t r e m e d y f o r K idn eys, I«lver And Bow els. eradicates Pimple*. Eruption« and Disorder® o f the Bkln. Purifies the Blood end fiv e « Tone, Strength and Vigor to the entire s jt la a . W H Y PAY M O R E ? M en’« H iah G rade Black or Tan O xfords. N ew« M t Spring Stylo#. All Leather#, *3.60 values, all sixes g o at $ 2.50 PAIR A Catastrophe. A cat was being chased along th* It is * great help Mail Orders roof of e New York building. It lost Prom ptly filled in cases of Stomach Ita balance and fell on a boy who wee ROYAL SHOE COMPANY ■tending on n balcony on th* second and Bowel Ills or Boor. The startled boy fell In his 2 2 9 M e n is e li S i., B e l. 1 el en d 2 d . P e r lle e d . O k Malarial Disorders. turn, landing on a baby carriage, for tunately empty, which another boy Try it today. was wheeling In the street. Th* flret Limitations of th* Brain. .. boy dislocated hla wrist; the ont wee “ You cannot educate or draw out o| killed. any brain mor* than nature ha* ah Motfi.re will find Mrs. W lM lo W * too tales ready put Into It. Some day, perhaps^ lyru p tta. b - i t r e m e d . to o x foe t h e ir ah U d rea w* shall try to adapt our education to l u f i a s t h e u e t h l o g p e r io d . ■efer« and After. ooealbllltlea.”—Anatole Franca Why to it that It pleases a married A Lost Art v o n s a to be called “ Miss” and makes Another art has been lost I There S single woman mad to be called ”Mra.T“ What do th* glrla want— wee e time when th* elegant women ook n legitimate pride In her manner Clraland Plain Dealar. if ascending e stair. In this day oi •levators. If there still exlet women who have the manner, there er* few italro worthy to aerv* aa n stag* on »bleb they may exhibit It. A HEALTHY, HAPPY OLD AGE Berlin— There is no break in the heat wave. The weather bureau an nounces that the shade temperature M ay be promoted by those who throughout the interior Su»day aver aged 96 degreee. There is no immedi rently cleanse the system, now and ate prospect for relief. Many fatali then, when in need ol a laxative ties were reported. W r ite fo r L iteratu re and inform ation. I t will be to Y O U R advantage. Invalids and others needing skilled tre a tm e n t w rite fo r particulars. N X O M ftr AMMONIA DEATH TO FISHES. Man Nearly Asphyxiated Whan Tank Bursts In Bottling Works. Spokane, Wash.—A peculiar acci dent which nearly resulted fatally to a man and killed thousands o f fish, oc curred at Pullman, Wash. A valve in one of the ammonia tanks in the Star Bottling Works ice factory burst, al lowing the ammonia to escape. The fumes drove the workmen from the building, and one o f them was so over come that he lost consciousness and was rescued by heroic efforts o f hia companions. The ice plant was shut down and the town is threatened with an ice famine. The ammonia, which flooded one of the floors, found its way to the waste water sewer and into the creek. People crossing the creek noticed a commotion in the water .and hundreds Varying Opinions of Man. o f fish were seen jumping and caper Man haa been defined by Aristotle ing about. The riverjwaa Boon cov at “a reasoning animal;" by Plato a* ered with dead fish, while hundreds “ a political animal;" by Dante as "a lay on the bottom. ridiculous animal;" by Varcbl and by John Flake aa “an Improvable *nl> PRISONER WEDS VISITOR. mal;“ and Boerhave calls him "mud worked up by the hand of God.“ Bride Will Work for Freedom o f Man Whtf Haa Won Sympathy. Cause Enough. “ Ton think she will marry againT" Kansas City—’,In order that she *T oonelder ft probable. Her late hus might better work for the freedom of band left some tobacco coupons, but the man with whom she had not enough to get anything with."— fallen in love while he waa a pris Washington Herald. oner in the county jail in Kahsas City, Kan., Miss Nora Carpenter, 1 o f Nor ton,Va., was married to Edward Bak er, who is serving a six months’ sen tence for a ' poetofflee robbery. The D B MEAD 0. COON. Physician. Thoroughly equipped. Beautiful location. wedding tcok place in the Jail, the reats all diseases. Specialists in Chronic. ('h ron io. ervous and Female Troni Troubles. Tumors and * ceremony being performed by the Pro S Goiters removed without the knife. __ Just £ut __________________ hoot ti_________ bate Judge. Vancouver. Correspondence tolloited. ulnation free. Address Miss Carpenter met Baker when she MEADOW CUDE OSTEOPATHIC SANITARIUM went to the jail with a .woman friend r u - M u . 30». V mkutv E.duut h a t e r o » . «tek to visit the latter’s husband, who is awaiting trial for highway robbery. F i n e s t i n Q u a l 't y . L a r g e s t I n V a r i e t y . They m eet every requirem ent fo r cleaning and toll thing shoes o f ail k in ds and co lo rs. — Ottawa, Ont.—The opening gun in the campaign which will determine the fate o f the reciprocity agreement between the United States and Can ada, was fired Sunday by the Liberal leader, Sir Wilfrid Laurier. It wax in the form o f an open address to the Canadian people, and in it ia set forth the issues involved in the pres ent campaign. The question at issue is not a new one. Sir Wilfrid asserts, reciprocal relations with the United States hav ing been sought by both parties for over half a century. The present Conservative party, he declared, is seeking to reverse this lifelong policy o f its leaders o f the past. The enact ment o f the agreement, the Premier predicts, would further improve the friendly relations between Great Bri tain, Canada and the United States, and would be an important factor in bringing about a general treaty o f ar bitration. “ At all times during the past 40 years,” said Sir Wilfrid, " i t has been the constant effort o f all political parties in Canada to make ,with the United States an arrangement for the free exchange o f natural products be tween the two countries. ‘ Ever since the ¿termination of the treaty o f 1864 all public men o f any prominence in Canada, whatever their differences on other questions, have been unanimous in the attempt again to secure free exechange o f natural products. "N or is this to be wondered at, see ing that in the industries o f agricul ture, fisheries, lumbering and mining, Canada possesses advantages not en joyed by any other country on earth, and that upon the markets secured for the products o f these industries de pends the growth o f our manufactur ing and commercial interests and the prosperity o f all classes in the domin- When You Think Was Equal to th* Oocatlon. Th* elder Sothern. the creator of th* Lord Dundreary fame, was ex tremely sensitive to Interruptions of any sort. 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