Mosier bulletin., October 13, 1911, Image 3

Years of Suffering DYNAMITE EXPERT
GOES TO DEFENSE
Catarrh and B l o o d D lseaaa—
Doctors F a ile d to Cure.
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins, 121* Lafay­
ette St., Fort Wayne, InU- writes:
“ For three years 1 was troubled with
catarrh and blood disease. I tried sev­
eral doctors and a dozen different rem­
edies, bqt none of them did me any
good. A friend told me of Hood's Sar­
saparilla. 1 took two bottles of this
medicine and was as well and strong
as ever. I feel like a different person
and recommend Hood's to any one suf­
fering from catarrh."
Secret Experiments Have Been Made
Get It today In usual liquid form or
— Miniture Timet Build Will Be
chocolated tablets called Sarsatab*-
McNamaras Get Advisor From
Side of Prosecution.
Built for Destruction.
W E B U Y OLD GOLD
Highest price« paid fo r Silver, Old Jewelry. Gold
Teeth. H e . U N C L E M Y E iS .
F orty years in
Portland. 71 Sixth, betw een Oak and Pine.
AND
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D eveloping
and printing. Mail orders given prom pt attention
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149 Third Street
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Second-H and M achin­
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exch an g ed: e n g in e s ,
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St., P ortland. Send fo r Stock L ist and pricea.
POSTOFFICE CLERKS AND CARRIERS
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Announced fo r N ovem ber 4th.
P repa re now .
W rite fo r fre e book, m ention ing th is pap er.
PACIFIC STATES SCHOOL
M cK ay B u ilding
Portland, O regon
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL
'he moti thorough instruct!to* m drivât
prie cal work that can be produced, abo
lathe work, drill press and l o w
Finely eru pped matine shop and school
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$10 per week.
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' I r - 23d ud 1 Morrison. Portland. Or.
Los Angeles— Another o f the wit­
nesses who was depended on by the
state for important information in the
coming trial o f the McNamara broth­
ers on a charge o f murder resulting
from the explosion in the Los Angeles
Times office has gone over to the de­
fense.
John Bermingham, Jr., a dy­
namite expert who is known in all
sections o f San Francisco, and who
has testified as an expert in many of
the big trials in California wherein
dynamite was an element, has been
retained in an advisory capacity by
the defense.
He was closeted for two hours or
more with Clargnce Darrow, chief
counsel for the defense, and while
Bermingham refused to deny or admit
his connection with that side, it is
known from a source that is reliable
that he will be chief expert in matters
relating to dynamite, its make-up, use
and effect.
It is improbable that Bermingham
will appear as a witness in the case,
although it is possible that he will be
put on the stand to answer hypothe­
tical questions. His first-hand knowl­
edge of the effect of the explosive
that wrecked the Times building, the
steel girders and machinery will not
be questioned, according to the present
plans. He is retained in a consulting
capacity.
GO ALOFT DESPITE LAWS.J
GAS LIGHTING SYSTEMS
Female Aviator's Wrist Cut Repelling
Officers.
New York—Three Long Island dep­
uty sheriffs undertook to preserve the
P. A. BR YA N T . 190 M adison St.. Portland. Or.
peace o f the Sabbath by preventing
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Earl L. Ovington and Miss Mathilde
Moisant, aviators, from attempting to
Tumors, Goiters, Rheumatism make flights at the Nassau boulevard.
The result was interesting.
Chronic, Nervous and female Diseases
Although the official meet o f the
A r e cured w ith ou t the k n ife.
T h orou ghly
equipped Sanatorium . Beautiful location. Kates Aero club had been declared off,
fol­
th e lowest. W rite fo r literature.
lowing a decision by the Supreme
Meadow Gljide Osteopathic Sanitarium
court that Sunday meets at which ad­
Br. Mend C C mo , Physician.
Battle Ground, Wash. mission fees were charged were viola­
tions o f the law, Ovington and Miss
Moisant desired to make flights on
their own account. Miss Moisant flew
from the Nassau field to her hangar at
Most econom ical çnd effective fo r house
Mineola, and Ovington started on his
and school heating.
proposed flight to the Pacific Coast
J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO.
with a package of letters, having been
Front and Market Sts.
Portland, Or. detailed by Postmaster General Hitch­
SE N D FO R CATALOGU E.
cock as the first transcontinental
aerial mail carrier.
MisB Moisant landed on the property
o f her brother, Alfred Moisant, and
immediately a trio o f deputy sheriffs
MISE FRUIT «» PERRIES
attempted to arrest her.
IN VIII OWN 6 AIOEN
Miss Moisant’ s brother'said that his
Tan Win
sister had entered her automobile just
Reduce year cost of living; have fresher,
after alighting from her aeroplane,
better products; add to Life's enjoyment;
and that the deputies attacked her
enhance your property's value; feel better, I
look better, deep better, ft« better W e sell I
chauffeur and severely clubbed him
trees, «Grubs, bushes, vines, plants on the ,
when he refused to allow them to take
theory that “ good plants well rooted
make good friend« well suited.
the woman from the automobile.
Omr Imrif «Mail/«/ a auUoq. JY f Jar Ur
uktnjf, UouUt ba m erfry krmr.
In the fracas Miss Moisant’s wrist
was cut and she was much bruised and
l YAKIMA m U Y NURSERY CO.J
shaken. The deputies had no warrant
T o p p cn lsh . W a sh in gton
l<U«Mua Wa»u4)
to make an arrest.
F or the fa rm at «m all cost. B etter lig h t than
c ity gas or electricity. Sw itches on o r o ff like
electricity. N o m atches; no possibility o f fire.
C ost one-tenth o f city gas.
L ig h ts house,
barn, outbuildings, drivew ay. Used fo r cook­
ing like city gas. W rite fo r particulars.
BOYNTON fURNACES
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M u s ta n g
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FOR RHEUMATISM.
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I Iracnt the best o f linim ents. I h a ve used I
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I g a v e s a tis fa c to r y results. I t is especially I
I g o o d in cases o f In fla m m a to ry R h e u m a -1
I tisrn and ail fo rm s o f lam eness.’ ’
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ALCOHOL
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Habit* Positively Cara«.
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H'wtnisi circulas.
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P o r t l a n d ,O r e g o n
Fowler Prepares to Fly.
Los Angeles — The big biplane in
which R. G. Fowler expects to fly
across the continent has arrived from
Northern California. The aviator has
put his mechanics at work getting the
machine together and hopes to begin
the transcontinental journey within
two days. Fowler’s machine is unus­
ually. heavy.
With the aviator, it
weighs more than 1,500 pounds.
Fowler is confident that his motor
can develop more power than it did
when he was forced to abandon the
proposed flight over the wall o f the
Sierras near Colfax, and that he can
make the aerial trip to New York in
28 days.
Fine Care
Fine H air
It’s fine care that makes fine
hair! Use A yer’s Hair Vigor,
new improved formula, sys­
te m a tica lly , conscientiously,
and you will get results. We
know it stops falling hair, cures
dandruff, and is a most elegant
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Does not change the color o f the halr%
f o r m u la w ith « «o h botti*
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Ask him about it,
than do aa h* say a
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hair preparation ever placed upon the
market. For falling hair and dandruff it
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Deceitful
“ Sister Henderson,” said Deacon
Hypers, “ you should avoid even tha
appearance of evil.”
“ Why, deacon, what do you mean?”
asked Sister Henderson.
“ I observe that on your sideboard
you have several cut glass decanters
and that each o f them is half filled
with what appears to be ardent spir­
its.”
“ Well, now, deacon, it isn't any­
thing o f the kind. The bottles look
so pretty on the sideboard that I just
filled them half way with some floor
stain and furniture polish, just for ap­
pearances.”
“ That’s why I’m cautioning you,
sister,” replied the deacon. "Feeling
a trifle weak and faint, I helped my­
self to a dose from the big bottle in
the middle.”
FACTS ABOUT BLUING.
Since the placing of RED CROSS
BALL BLUE on the market there
has been a rapid falling off In the
sales of all liquid bluing. Why buy
water containing a small percentage
of bluing when you can get a solid
package and dissolve it as needed.
Makes clothes whiter, lasts longer,
and is cheaper. Large package, 10
cents. ASK YOUR GROCER.
ITALIANS LEVEL
FORTS OF TRIPOLI
Turks Offer Slight Resistance,
But Refuse to Surrender.
Governor's Palace in Ruins, But Con­
sulates Are Spared—Pillage o f
City Threatened by Arabs.
Djerba, Tunis—Tripoli has been
bombarded twice by the Italian fleet.
The first shot was fired shortly after 3
o ’clock Wednsday afternoon.
Shell­
ing was resumed early Thursday after
a quiet night.
There was a steady, but slow, fire
from the warships until dusk, and
shots also came from the forts in the
town. The French steamer Lafana
took a delegation from Djerba to the
scene of hostilities. Among the party
was the French consul general, M.
Leon, who made several ineffectual at­
tempts to land.
The white buildings o f Tripoli could
be seen plainly and the whole field o f
operations was unfolded before the
watchers. Officers of the Varese ex­
plained that the bombardment had
been delayed because Admiral Aubrey,
commander o f the Italian fieet, had
received a request from the Tripoli
garrison for another day o f grace and
gave the garrison an extra few hours.
The battleship Benedetto Bren and
armored cruisers Giuseppe Garibaldi
and Francesco Ferruco drew up in line
opposite the harbor. There were no
small craft in the battle line and the
Varese stood off to keep back intrud­
ers. There was no sign of life in the
city, which appeared deserted, but the
Turkish flag flew from the castle and
forts. The first shots were directed
toward Charchatti fort and later Ker-
kerche fort was shelled.
As the shells burst over Tripoli the
garrison seemed to awaken.
It re­
turned the fire with vigor and energy.
A heavy cannonade was kept up on
both sides for a few minutes and then
the firing became desultory.
So far
as could be seen no warship was hit.
Fortifications were razed, the forts
suffered severely and the lighthouse to
the northwest was destroyed by shells
from the Garibaldi.
There was no
means of knowing what the loss of
life was in Tripoli, but ample oppor­
tunity was given the defenders to es­
cape.
When the Lafana left the scene no
landing had been attempted by the
Italians and it was feared that at
night the town would be pillaged by
nomad Arabs, who had been hovering
in the vicinity for days.
Vigorous.
Uncle Joe Cannon said o f the veter­
ans o f the Civil War the othei day:
“ They look old, but they look tough
and sinewy, too.
Don’ t commiserate
with them on their weakness, or you
will probably fall into Binks’ plight.
“ ‘ I told father,’ said Binks, ‘ that
he was getting too old and feeble for
business. I suggested that he retire.’
“ ‘ And did your father take this ad­
BULLETS FLY IN RIOTS.
vice kindly,T’ a friend asked.
“ ‘ He kicked me down stairs,’ said Striking Railroader« Attack Strike­
Binks.” — St. Louis Republican.
breakers and Wound Three.
FO R ALL
Augusta, Ga.— While a Georgia &
EVE
Florida freight train was passing
D IS E A S E S
through the Chicago Southern yards at
“ Art and business have nothing in Hamburg, S. C., just across the river
from Augusta, Thursday, strikers at­
common,” said the idealist.
“ Oh, I don’t know about that,” re­ tacked the strikebreaking crew, ser­
plied Mr. Cumrox. “ The value o f a iously injuring two and perhaps fatal­
painting, like the value o f a check, ly injuring a third.
depends a great deal on whose name is
at the bottom o f it.” — Washington
Water Valley, Miss.—In an ex­
Star.
change o f shots with Sheriff Smith
and two deputies Thursday night, a
She (gushingly)—What a magnifi­ member of the special force of guards
cent Great Dane! And o f course his stationed at the Water Valley shops iff
name is Hamlet?
the Illinois Central railroad was
He (the owner)— Not exactly; you wounded. The wounded man was car­
see, I—er— couldn’t consistently use ried within the shop enclosure.
that name.
The best I could do was
to call her Ophelia.— Everybody’s.
Jackson, Miss.— Four more state
militia companies and a troop o f cav­
alry were ordered to McComb City
late Thursday by Governor Noel.
They are the companies at Jackson,
Greenwood, Macon and Shubata, and
the cavalry troop at Macon.
With
their arrival there will be ten military
companies on duty at McComb City.
IV iîiîsrE v e S a lv të
Facts
About
Motherhood
The experience o f Motherhood Is a
Rodgers In Illinois.
drying one to most women and marks
Chicago — Aviator Rodgers, flying listinctly an epoch In their lives. Not
from coast to coast, left Hammond,
.one woman In a hun­
d red is prepared or
Ind., 26 miles east o f here, at 11:25
.understands how to
o ’clock Monday morning, following a
properly care forher-
delay of two days, and 5 :45 o ’clock
self. Of course near­
alighted at Bruce, III., near Dellwood
ly every woman now­
Park, 35 miles south o f here. He had
adays has m e d i c a l
planned to fly to Joliet, but darkness
t r e a t m e n t at the
and a high wind forced him to stop
time o f child-birth,
within three miles o f his goal. The
but nmny approach
the ex|»erieuce with
first stage o f his journey was made at
better than a mile a minute, the 26 an organism unfitted for the trial of
miles from Hammond to Chicago be­ strength, and wlu-u 1 lie strain is over
her system has received a shock iron,
ing covered in 24 minutes.
which it is hard to recover. Follow­
ing right upon this comes the nervous
College Wives Faithful.
strain of caring for the child, and s
Northampton, Mass.—The latest ev­ distinct change in the mother results.
There is nothing more cliarmingthan
idence ot one o f the accompanying
benefits o f a college education for wo­ a happy and healthy mother of chil­
and Indeed chiM-bi rth tinder right
men has just come to light in an in­ dren,
conditions unwi-fee no hazard to health
vestigation conducted by the alumnae or lieanty. The unexplainable thing is
of Smith college, who find in cases that, with all the evidence of shattered
they have observed that out o f 67 mar­ nerves and broken heel til resulting
riages of college girl graduates there fr'-inan unprepared condition, women
is only one divorce. In contrast to will persist in going Mindly to the trlaL
It isn't as though the experience
this percentage is that disclosed by
the investigators, who have found that came upon them unawares. They have
ample time in which to prepare, but
there was one divorce out of every they, for the most part, trust to cliance
10 or 12 mart (ages o f non-college ana pay the penalty.
women.
In many homes o ice childless there
are now children because o f the fact
that Lydia E. Pinkhain’s Vegetable
War Ministar Castro Out.
Lisbon—The minister of War, Gen­ Compound makes w o m e n normal,
eral Pimanta Castro, has resigned. healthy, and strong.
A n y w o m a n w h o w o u ld lik e
The government has decided to ask
sp ecia l a d v ic e in re g a rd t o th is
President Arriaga to summon Parlia­ m .ttc r Is cor«'" ily in v ite d to
ment in an extraordinary session to w „ lt c t o M rs. 1 e .h a m a t L yn n ,
secure its consent to certain measures M ass. H e r le tte r wiU be h e ld in
for the speedy trial and punishment o f strict c o n fid e n ce -
the conspirators in the attempted rev­
olution.
Contradictory reporta are
" I ’ ve just been reading about the
being received here regarding the sit­
power o f the will. It’s a wonderful
uation in the North. The Monarchists,
do not appear to be making headway. thing.”
“ Yes; a millionaire friend o f mine
left a will that makes six children
Dual Fought With Sabsrs.
and 17 grandchildren be good.” — Kan­
Havana — Major Armando Andre,
sas City Journal.
editor of El Dia, and Dr. Miguel Men-
cia. director o f customs, fought a dud
with sabres, Mcncia being severely
wounded.
Mencia challenged Andre
on account o f attacks in El Dia, charg­
ing him with gross frauds in the man­
agement of the customs house.
A Poor Weak Woman
Wild Oats.
Arthur Lefevre, the well-known
Texas author, said in Victoria, accord­
ing to the Kansas City Star, a j r q o '
Aa she is termed, will endure bravely and patiently
o f the Texas prohibition campaign:
aitoniett which a strung man would give way under.
The (act is women ure mure patient than they ought
“ That reminds me of a happening
to he under such troubles.
at the University of Virginia during
Every woman ought to know that «he may obtain
my student days in ’84.
the most experienced medical advice free i f churl»
“ There was a Baltimore freshman
and in absolute confidence end privacy by writing to
at the varsity whose father got sever­
the World's Dispensary Medical Association, R. V.
al letters about his boy's wild ways—
Pierce, M. D., President Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce
about his fondness for peach-and-
has been chief consulting pb* ician of the Invalid*'
honey and such like heavy drinks.
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y ., for
many year* and has hud a wider practical experieace
These letters grieved the old man to
ill the treatment of women’« disease* than any other physician In this country.
the heart. He wrote to the freshman
His medicinea are world-famo'ia for their aatonlahing efficacy.
and in reply got a general denial of
all the charges.
The moat perfect remedy ever devised for wank
nete women is D r. I’ icrce’ a Favorite Prescription,
“ Evidence, however, continued to
pour in, and finally the father decided
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG,
on a secret journey to Charlottesville.
SICK W O M E N W E L L .
He timed himself to arrive late at
The many and varied symptom« of woman's peculiar ailments are fully tel
night. It was, in fact, 2 o ’clock in
forth in Plain English in the People's Medical Adviser (1008 page«), a newly
the morning when he rang the bell of
revised and up-to-date Edition of which, clo*h-bound, will be mailed fret oa
receipt of 31 one-cent «tamps to pay coat of milling only. Address a« above.
his son’s boarding house.
“ In response to his ring a woman in
a yellow bath robe appeared, lamp in
hand.
“ ‘ Madame,’ said the amateur de­
tective, ‘ is this the residence o f------ T’
And he mentioned his son’s name.
Stomach
*»nd tf.’
- Rheumatism,
m
.
f . . and
o f a concentrated mineral t‘rn
w ater.
N o SSL
ra k e, a na fo r
“ The woman’s grim look relaxed, Lung: Troubles, Skin Diseases testim onial* and literature. $100 trial package 25 cents.
and she answered
indifferently: Address LANG’ S ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL WONDER COMPANY
231 M sia Street. PORTLAND . OREGON.
“ ‘ Yes, he lives here.
You can carry
him right in.’ ”
Be Cured In Your Own Home
Laugh Was on Father.
Household troubles; Headache, Tooth­
ache, Earache. Stomach ache. Hamlins
Young Richleigh’s father allowed
Wizard Oil cures these aches and pains him to take a trip to Europe this sum­
so why don’t you keep a bottle in the mer, says the San Francisco Argo­
house.
naut Before starting the youth made
up a cable code of his own for possi­
French Honor.
ble use while abroad, and handed a
The French playwright had begun copy to his father, who locked it up in
the third act o f his latest problem his desk without looking at it. A
drama. It was to be a great act, an month later the elder Richieigh re­
act that required expression, repres­ ceived a cable consisting of one word,
sion, even suppression.
“ Laugh.” He laughed. It seemed to
The heroine had just fallen across be something quite pleasant.
His
the threshold she had disgraced, and code was at the house. He went up
was about to utter her first impas­ there in the best o f humor.
He got
sioned speech, when the playwright’s out the code and read:
valet appeared in the doorway.
“ Laugh—Send me $600.”
“ M’sieur no doubt remembers that
he has to fight M. Rene Slosh at 3 M o th e rs w ill L a d M r*. W lnSlow *» S o o th in g
Syrup t h e b ea t re m e d y to use lo t t h e ir cu U d r e a
o ’clock?”
l u r i n g th a t e e t h iu g p e r io d .
The dramatist threw down his pen.
“ No; I had forgotten.”
He Wai Quahfied.
Casting a look o f poignant regret
“ You’re rather a young man to be
at his manuscript, he sought the field
•f honor and almost immediately left in charge of a drug shop,” said
jabbed his rapier through the waist­ the fussy old gentleman. “ Have you
any diploma?”
band of his opponent.
"W h y—er— no, sir,” replied the
Then he returned home. Again he
took up the pen.
Tha valet reap­ shopman; “ but we have a preparation
of our own that’s just as good.” —
peared.
“ M’sieur fights the Due de Mushead Sketch.
at 3:40.”
F re e to O n r R e a d e rs
Sighing heavily the goaded play­
W r it e M u rin e K ye R e m e d y C o., C h ic a g o . tor
wright stalked back to the same field 48-page illu s t r a t e d K y « B o o k F r e e . W r it e a ll
o f honor and promptly shot the little a b o u t Y o u r E y e T r o u b le a m i th ey w ill a d v is e
a s t o th e P r o p e r A p p li c a t i o n o f th e M u rin e
duke through his title.
E y e R e m e d ie s in Y o u r S p e c ia l C a s e. Y o u r
Once more he took up the pen—only D r u g g is t w ill t e ll y o u t h a t M u rin e R e lie v e «
ore E y e s , S tr e n g th e n s W e a k E y e s D o e s n t
to throw it down. At 4 :20 he had to B S m
a r t, S o o th e s E y e P a in , a n d s e lls f o r 60c.
fight the Marquis de Weeshbon; at T r y I t In Y o u r E y e s a n d lu B a b y ’s E y e « i o r
4 :45 he met the feuilletonist, M. S c a ly E y e lid s a n d U r u u u la tlo u .
Guille Gazook; at 5 o ’clock he shot up
Near-Sighted.
the Count de Bute; at 5:30 he per­
“ Good morning, Mrs. Simpkins I”
forated the pompadour o f the Prince
said a suburban lady who is very short
o f Poompernique.
“ Your husband must be
Then he spent the entire evening at sighted.
I see him
the clubs and cafes, giving and re­ very fond of gardening.
the first thing every morning down
ceiving insults.
A t midnight he was free again. at the bottom of the garden. And
Once more he raised his pen— and how well he looks, to be sure I”
Mrs. Simpkins slammed the door in
dipped it recklessly in the mucilage
pot, being too sleepy to note the dif­ her neighbor’s face. The later went
to tell her daughter.
ference.
“ And you said, mother, that the—
"Playwrighting in France,”
he
drowsily murmured, as he slipped the thing in the onion bed was her
from the chair to the hearth rug, “ is husband.”
“ I did.”
no idle pleasantry, believe m e!” —
“ Ah, well, that explains the mat­
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
ter! What you took for Mr. Simpkins
k Cures While You W alk.
is a scarecrow. ”
En Route.
A Louisville barrister escorted his
wife and daughter to a lecture, and
then, to his w ife’« annoyance, disap­
peared. He was on hand, however,
when the meeting was over.
“ Hello, there, Theodore” «aid •
friend, meeting the barrister and his
family in the streetcar. “ Been to the
lecture?”
The lawyer stole s look at his w ife’s
face.
“ N o,” he answered; "ju st going.”
—Success.
Reporter— Was Jones calm and col­
lected when the boiler explodon oc­
curred?
Ctitzen — Well, he was cairn, all
right; but they never did get him
quite collected.— Pathfinder.
Decide Now
to get a
bottle of
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH BITTERS
and assist your stomach,
liver land bowls back to
their normal condition.
IT WILL
REALLY
DO YOU
A LOT
O f GOOD
Others
this —
today.
have
proven
why not YOU,
A ll D ruggists.
A lle n ’s Foot-Ka.se Is s certsln cu re for hot,
»»•»tlO f.ettH ns.ttnd sw ollen, » c h in « foot. Sold
by »11 Drugglsl«. P rice 25c. D on 't accent ttny
substUute. Trial imckaiiu KKKK. Address
A llenB. Olm sted, Le Kny, N. Y.
_
“ A penny stamp, please -and, by
the way, haven’ t I seen you before?”
Yes, madam, I had the good fortune
v i n e « « ln Q u i l t » . L a r g e s t In V a r i e « » .
to save your life last w eek."
I
They m eet ever* requirem ent fo r cleaning uu4
Ties That Bind.
“ To be sure—to be sure— er— two polishing shoes ot ail k in d « and colors.
A Philadelphia clubman, engaged in
penny stamps, please.” — Punch.
buying a necktie for himself, turned
«tflTHMOnr.,
the pile over and over and at last put
Mearchant—
Well—er—
the
truth
is,
aside two as not worthy o f further
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consideration.
The salesman placed my business is hardly worth advertis­
ing.
the rejected ties in a separate box.
Hustling Ad Solictor—Then adver­
The clubman asked whether they had
been placed by mistake with those he tise it for sale.— Boston TrascripL
i .U» r » ix,,
had been examining.
Hucuryr colof
Sillicus— How do you account for his
“ Oh, no,” was the response; “ but
w « have orders when five or aix men extreme popularity?
Cynicua— He never tells the truth
turn down a tie to take it out and put
about anything unless it is absolutely
it aside.”
necessary.—Philadelphia Record.
“ What becomes o f them?”
G I L T E D G E the on ly ladle« shoe dream*,,
Cotton Corner in Court.
“ We sell them to women who come
that positively contains OIL. Blacks and Pollshe)
tod ies' and ch ildren 's boot« » n d «h ots, s h i n e «
Washington, D. C.—The legal con­ in to buy ties for men.” — Harper’s
w ith o u t rubbing» 25c. “ French Gloss, 10c.
test before the Supreme court of the Monthly.
D A N D Y com bin ation fo r cleanin g and polishing
all kinds o f russet o r tan shoes, 95c. “ Star” sice, 100«
United States over the question wheth­
ELITE com bination fo r gentlem en w h o take
Constipation causes and aggravates
er a corner on the cotton market is a
pride in having their shoe* look A 1. Rcatoree
color and lustr* to all black shoes. Poliah w ith a
violation o f the Sherman anti-trust many serious diseases. It is thorough­
brush or cloth, 26c.
ly
cured
by
Dr.
Pierce’s
Pleasant
Pel­
law began Thursday, when Solicitor
toáis 1
B A BY ELITE slse 10c.
I f your dealer doe* not keep the kind you w ank
General Lehmann filed a brief contend­ lets. The favorite family laxative.
send us his address and th* p rice lu stumps fog
ing that it so applies.
The point
« full stxe pru-kag..
“ Where was he struck by the auto­
W H IT T K M O R R B R O S . A O O .v
arose from the appeal o f the govern
9 0 - 2 5 A l b a n y S t ., C a m b r i d g e . M a s « .
SEND FOR
ment from the action o f the New York mobile?” asked the coroner.
The
Oldest and Largest M anufacturers oj
“
At
the
juncture
o
f
the
dorsal
and
Federal court in quashing certain
FREE
Shoe Polishes in tha \Y orld.
the
counts o f an indictment against James cervical vertebrae,” answered
FIRST LESSONS
A. Patten, Eugene G. Scales, Frank surgeon.
P N U
No. 4 1 -'!!
“ Will you please point that out on
B. Hayne and William P. Brown.
the map?” asked the coroner, indi­
H K N w r it i n g t o a d v e r t i s e r « p i «
cating one that hung on tho wall.—
m e n t io n t h i s p a p e r .
Irish Strike it Settled.
Housekeeper.
Dublfn—The strike declared on the
Irish railroads by the Amalgamated
"W hat are you looking ao glum
Sociey o f Railway Servants September about, old man?”
21 has been amicably settled. The
“ Somabody stole Dawson’s umbrel
strikers abandoned
their original la.”
grievance, which was their original
the ton r oe o r In feed. Arts on t h e ___________
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"B u t why should that worry you?”
forum o f disteni per. Bent remedy e 'e r known for mare* In
objection to handling lumber shipped
“ It waa stolen from me.” — Boston
rnnteed to cure on* enne. 80c and SI a hot’ le; I
O n« liottlo gi___
$ 1 <) dozen, o f drui itftfintft and hsm e-sdenler*. or sent expre*« pa
by a firm which was having trouble Transcript
‘
' ‘
-*
m flirt a rein. Out
___ «h
how
to poultice
throats.'
—... -
Ònr F n _
with its employes.
The companies
everythin«. I orni airwnts wanted,
■ailing
Ul*r«d
■* remedy in existence— twelve year«.
agree to reinstate 90 per cent o f the
“ Are you interested in orithoia^y,
SPOHN
MEDICAL
C
O
.
Chvml.ta
and
B.cteriolocUU,
GOSHEN,
IND.
U.
S. A.
strikers at once and the remaining 10 Mrs. Wuffer?”
per cent when vacancies occur. They
“ Not at all now, although I once
will not dismiss the new men taken on did a pipe rack for my husband.” —
during the strike.
Birmingham Age-Herald.
INES
NESS COLLISE
W
COLT DISTEMPER
E
No Demands to B« Made.
Suburb—I tell you thera la nothing
Denver— No demands will be made like a trip to the country!
Avenue— Yes; it certainly makes
at this time upon the association of
general managers o f Western rail­ one appreciate tha city better. —
roads by the western association of Judge’s Library.
chairmen o f the allied trade crafts
This statement was given out Thurs­
day at the conclusion o f an extra ses­
sion of the delegates. This decision
affects all railroads between the Mis­
souri river and the Pacific Coait. The
trainmen formally ended their confer­
ence Friday.
Island Capital is Captured
London — A news agency dispatch
from Vienna says it ia reported from
Constantinople that an Italian squad­
ron has bombarded and occupied My-
tilen, capital o f the island o f Lesbos,
in the Grecian archipelago, belonging
to Turkey. It is reported from Rome
that negotiations for the surrender of
Tripoli have been begun.
W. L. DOUGLAS
•2.50, *3.00, *3.50 4 *4.00 SHOES
Men and Women wear W.LDouglatt .hoe*
because they are the be.» ahoett produced in
this country for the price. Insist upon hav­
ing them. Take no other make.
TH E STAN D ARD OF
FOR
OVER
Q U A L IT Y
30 Y E A R S
T h e assurance that goes with an estab­
lished reputation is your assurance in buying
W . L . Douglas shoes.
If I could take you into my Urge factories
•I Brockton, Mass., snd show you h ow
carefully W .L D o u g la s shoes are n u de, you
w ould then understand w hy they are war­
ranted to hold their shape, (it better and
wear longer than any other make for the price
PlIITIflN Th« geniiIn* have W. L. l>ottgl»e
UHI# I lUll netn* snd price stump*«! on bottom
If yon cannot obtain W . I* Donglos sl«o*a la
___
O N K PAIR of n r B O Y S* i t ,
$3.n
H O
O R
E S w
M l.n O
o S
«H
« l ill
i t p o s it iv a i» e u t
D O U G L A S , IS S a p a rt, a t., b r o c It t o a . M asa. T W O r a i n a W e r d la a r y boya’ a
onr town, write fo r catalog. A ho*« sent direct
J rom
factory to wearer, all charges
• Tiarami prepaid.
prepaid. W .L
L. .
Spaniards In Civil War.
Madrid—The governor of Badajose
reports a violent engagement between
Royalists and Republicans o f Saint Color more foods brlfbHr and faster colon thar. any othar dve. One 10c packajra colors allk, wool and cotton aquaU» w
Elino.
PUTNAM
FADELESS
DYES