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Utterly Wretched C AU SE O F SCOURS IN C A LV ES Nervous P ro stratio n Long Kndured B efo re R e m e d y w as Found. Mis» Minerva Remlnger, t ’ pper B a r n , Pa., writes “For several years I had nervous prostration, and was utterly wretched. I lived on bread and beail tea because my stomach would not re tain anything else. I took many rem edies, but obtained no relief until I took Hood's Sarsaparilla, when I bagaa to gain at once. Am now cured.** Pure, rich blood makes good, strong nerves, and this Is why Hood's Sarsa parilla, which purifies and enriches tha blood, cures so many nervous diseased Get It today In usual liquid form 0 # ohocolated tablets culled S a r s a ta b s , To Prevent and Overoome Disease Medicines Should Be Qlven to Avoid Fermentation of Food. D ecem b e r 9th , 1911. ChriMmas Dressed Turkeys, 20 to 23c. Christines Dressed Dm , . 6 to 20c. Christmas Dressed Geese, 1 8 to 20c. Christmas Dressed Chit kens, t Sc. Christmas Live Chickens, 13 to 14c. Dressed Veal, up to 140 pounds, 1 21 c. Black Nogs, 8c. Ws are paying th e above prices today. We never at any tim e c h a rg e commission on anything. As soon as you read th is ad get bu sy and ship us e v e ry th in g you h av e in th e above named produce IM M E D IA T E L Y . Alao Wild G eese, R ab b its and o th e r gam e. Wo wiii remit you th e C h ristm as m a rk e t p rieo for firs t-c la s s stu ff and w e w ill not charge com m ission. P o n t w ait to w rit# first, for you w ill n< t h ave ! mo. We use tons and tons o f pcul v d u rin g th e Holi days. Ship all you can. Address all sh ipm en ts: RAW FU R S We positively pay tha hi. kest market prices, us we are manu facturers and therefore can pay more than dealers. Send fqr free price list and »hipping tags and g o full value for your* skins. N. M. I n?ar Co., the ReliaM i Furriers. 202 7th St. P «filial In . F R A N K L. S M IT H M E A T CO. “F i* h tin * the B eef Trust'* P o r tla n d , . . . O rego n Drug Stores (snaps) in 48 states. For M l* and trade. F. V. Kniest, Omaha, Neb In su re OWARD E. BT'RTOl. — Atwayer and Chemist, 2*advillr, Col*»» . ». Bi>«*cuuen price«: Uolo, ter. Lead, $1. L<oM, tJllver. 75c; Gold. 5üc; Zino èr Copper, $1. M tiling envelopes a d full pricelist |Mt on application. Control h * d Cmpire work na i W î t i Beference: Carbonate National Bank. C in s u r e In su ra n ce Machinery Second-Hand Machin- ! ery bought, sold and exchanged: en g in es, sawmills, etc. The J . E. Martin Co.. 76 1st ortland. Send for Stock List and prices. High Praise from ■ euls. Stencils and Brass Signs, Celluloid Buttons Ribbon Badge«. Good Goods, Quick Service. «uiRlt ‘ for complete Catalogue No. 26. Acme Stamp 1015 A St., Tacoma. Wash. RUBBER STAMPS Insurance Commissioner 6 r A STH M A 8T A T E O F UTAH Insurance Departm ent 604-5 Dooly Block, S a lt Lake City CAN BE CURED it relief. T ry our great Asthm a Remedy. Bend for FREE flRSf TREATMENT. Millar Rem edy Co., 721 So. L SL, Tacoma, Wash. W illard Done, Com m litloner. N ov em ber 29. 1911. Continental Life Insurance & Inve»tmentG© Sa lt Lake C ity, Utah, Gentlemen: Regarding the results of the e x am ination I have ju st completed of the Con tinental Life Insurance & Investm ent Com pany, I find th at your Company has an ample surplus, that the Com pany's affairs are In a healthy and prosperous condition, and the Officers of the Continental Life Insurance A Investm ent Company are entitled to high com m endation for the results they have ac complished in the past as well as for tbf present sa tisfacto ry condition o f its affaire Automobile Business Taught 6 l fix weeks. e tte n t men. $25 to $30 per week earned by < om ANGELES ALTO ACADEMY. 2 6 9 Union Ave., Portland, Ore. and S U P P L IE ■ f * v ry description. DEV EL P IN G AND FIN ISH IN G A SP E C IA L T Y . Send for ltalogue. Addres Departmen B, Anderson upply Co.. I l l Cherry S t., Seattle, W ashington. K O D A K S f Skylights firy rasp« c t T anks Gutters I Steel Ceiling Down Spouts /. C. BAYER 2\ j 4 Matkei Portland. Orcqon SE N D FOR CATALOGUE. Kêdey ALC 0 H 0 L (ure OPIUM— TOBACCO ' Commissi oner of Jn eu ran cs ! Continental Life Insuranoe & Investment Company W . H . Cunningham, Genera! Manage,. Home Office, McCornick Block, Salt Laks Cky Habits Positl'-ely Ca red. Only authorize l Keeley In . stituto in Oreuon. Write fo r illastrated circular. keeiey I nstitut «. 71 L i 1 th N* C. J . KLITGAARO, Agency Supervisee, Psrk-Hsrrii Apartment,, Portland, Or«,a*. BLEIWE1SS ft MOORE, Gesersl Agwtt, 434 Harritos Street, Portland, Or. gas. P O R T L A N I ) ,O r e g o n . The Right W a y In All cases of DISTEMPER, PINK EYE, INFLUENZA, COLDS, ETC., O f All Horses, Brood Mares, Colts, Stallions, is to “ SPO H N T H E M ” th eir tongues o r in th e feed p u t Spohn’s Liquid jipound. G ivetherem edy to a l io f them. I t a cts th e blood glands. I t ro u ts th e disease by rjllin g th e d is e a j« g e r m s .4>I t w aid so ff the trou- u no m atter how th ey a re “exposed.” Absolute* , ire e from any thing injurious. A child can safe- f ta k e i t . 60 ce n ts and $1.00; $5.00 and $10.00 th e Sold by druggists, harness dealers, or sen t ex p ress paid by th e m anufacturers. Special Agents Wanted SPOHN MEDICAL CO. Chemists and Bacteriologists G O S H E N , I N D ., U . S. A . W. L. DOUGLAS *2.50, *3.00, *3.50 & *4.00 SHOES All Styles, All Leathers, All Sizes and Widths, for Men and Women T H E S T A N D A R D OF Q U A L I T Y FOR O V E R 30 Y E A R 8 T h e workmanship which has made W . L . Douglas shoes famous the world over it maintained in every pair. If 1 could take you into my large factories ftt Brockton, Mass., and show you how carefully W .L D o u g las shoes are made, you would then realize why 1 w a r r a n t them to hold their shape, fit and look better and wear longer than other makes for the price. CAUTION The genuine trove W. L. Douglas I Hunt riiteti Catalog Free. W . I .. D O U G L A S , 14* Spark St., B ro ek to a ,: O N E P A I R o f m y B O Y S ' •Z.S'Z.SOa • 3 .0 0 S H O E S w ifi p o s itiv e ly o n twea T W O P A I R S o f o r d in a r y b o y »’ sh o t f<ut Color £ yol oto U sod Exclusiooly. As Sun Sink«, Policemen Seek Cafe*e Back Rsom and Footpad Pre pares for Duty. FOI RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA, SPM IM , nuisis os ant p m MAOS ONLY BY SLUM AUER-FRANK DRUG CO. P O R T L A N D , O REG O N \ 4 ^ Â L B Ê R S BROS. ;V¡¡^ DAIRY FEEijí BEST AMD CHEAPEST' iÜi 1 'ili A»k jvui your ucairr dealer tur for il it. . X I X f he does not handle it drop us a postal ■tal card and we will furnish you the name r of ■ dealer who does Should Be Planted In Fall In Rich 8 oll— Have Ground Deeply Har- rowed and Well Plowed. Spinach for winter and early spring use should be sown during the fall. Have the ground deeply plowed and well harrowed, spread a thick dress ing of rich rotted manure and have It well mixed with the soil. Spinach re quires very rich soil. Sow at the rate of 20 pounds to the acre. One ounce will sow 100 feet of drill. Truckers sow the seed broadcast, making the lands 16 feet in width. After sowing cover with the smoothing harrow, then take the one-horse plow and run a deep furrow every 16 feet. Open the furrows at each end so the sur face water can drain off quickly. This Is very Important, for If the ground Is too low and wet, the spinach will rot. It Is a good plan to sow a little brown Dutch and hardy green cab bage lettuces among the spinach. A little black Spanish radish seed may also be sown. These will not Inter fere with the spinach. The curled Savoy spinach Is the standard market variety. The leaves are thick and well crimped and of excellent quality Spinach should have a light coat of long strawy horse manure spread evenly over the plants Just before the severe weather sets in. This covering will protect the leaves from frost and also the roots Spinach Is a very profitable winter vegetable. Spinach sown by the last of this month, upon well-prepared, rich ground, will fur nish an abundant supply during the winter and spring months. For fam ily use, two pounds of seed will be the right quantity to sow. TRY A BOT I LL OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS N o th in g h e a lth can u p set yo u r q u ic k e r o r y o u fe e l m o re th a n a la z y re m e m b e r p re v e n ts all liv e r — b u t B itte rs th is b y to n in g a n d in v ig o ra tin g th e e n tir e s y s te m . IT R E A LL Y DOES TH E W O R K . Ready With Suggestion. A superintendent of a city Sunday achool endeavored tn give the summer meetings added attractiveness. Upon a certain warm Sunday lemonade was served. At the close of the service th« superintendent announced that slips of paper would be passed roun" and the pupils allowed to make suggo* tlons as to methods of making th« meetings still more attractive. On« youngster wrote: "Put mor# sugar If the lemonade.” TRY MURINE EYE Over Two Miles of Tunnels Wrecked — Day Shift Had Ju st Gone On—Bodies Found m ake m is e ra b le th e Tennessee (o a l Mine W recked By D ust Explosion. REMEDY for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn’t Smart—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell Murino Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books and Eye Advice Free by Mail. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. Didn't Concern r>im. John Wesley had a reputation for cheerfulnes In his Journal he writes: “1 preached In Halifax to a civil, sense- less congregation. Three or four gen tlemen put me In mind of the honest man at London who was so gay and unconcerned while Doctor Sherlock was preaching concerning the Day of Judgment. One asked: 'Do you not hear what the doctor saysT' He an swered, ‘Yes, but I am not of his pariah I” ' _________________ R h eu m atism , N eu ralg ia and S o re T h ro a t w ill n o t liv e und er th e sam e root w ith H am lins W izard O il, th e w orld’s beat lin im en t fo r th e r e l i e f o f a ll pain. Live In the Present. It Is common to overlook what la here, by keeping the eye fixed on something remote; In the same man ner, present opportunities are neglect ed, and attainable good slighted by minds busted tn extensive ranges, and Intent upon futur- "Avantages. Indestructible Wild 811k. Chinese wild silk is said to be practically indestructible. It can be burled for over a year without great ill effect. _________________ B EST BLUING MADE. Briceville, Tenn. — Somewhere in the depths of Cross Mountain coal mine probably 100 men lie dead while their sorrow-stricken families keep vigil at the mouth of their tomb, hop ing against hope that their loved ones may be alive when rescuers reach them. Eight mangled bodies were brought forth by nightfall, when search was abandoned for the day. Except for the immediate families of the entomb ed men, no one in this little mountain village believes that any Irving thing in the mine has survived the terrific explosion of coal dust that wrecked the workings Saturday morning. Seven dead men discovered sitting upright in a train of nine enrs in Cross entry No. 24, two miles from the mouth of the mine brought the list of known dead from the explosion to 16. Every surviving miner in this re gion is toiling with no thought of food, sleep or pay to remove the de bris and force fresh air into the inner most recesses of the mine. Black damp developed and stopped progress for a time, but soon the silent force pushed dauntlessly on, some of them until they were carried out overcome by the noxious gases. Thousands of the morbidly curious flocked into Briceville and crowded about the main entry of the mine. They saw nothing but the outward manifestation of the pitiable grief of the stricken families. There is hardly a family in the en tire Coal Creek valley that has not felt the touch of death. The problem of caring for the widows and orphans is great, requiring immediate solution. Certainly Briceville will be unable to care for her living, with most of her wage-earners numbered among the dead. Food is scarce but plentiful supplies are promised from Knoxville. So far there has been little suffering among the families of those who lost their lives. The men had entered to begin the day’s work when a terrific explosion wrecked the workings. Only three have come out alive. The body of Lee Poston, operator of the mine fan plant, was found buried and mangled, under the cave-in, in the mine shaft. The shafts extend more than three miles into the bowels of the mountian. According to President Stephenson, of the iron company, the men, if they had reached their posts, were in lat eral shafts when the explosion oc curred. This encourages those on the sur face to hope that many may be living. There is little prospect of an early rescue. Workers have encountered dense and compact deposits of slate, earth, rock and coal in the main shaft of the mine and also in an abandoned entry used for an air shaft. Throat Coughs A yers I f the blood is poor and filled with th* poisons from diseased kidneys or insotiv* liver, the heart is not only starved but poisoned as w ell. There are many ooo* ditions due to impure blood— such as dropsy, fainting spells, nervous debility or the many scrofulous conditions, ulcers, “ fever-so res,” while sw ellings,etc All can be overoome and cured by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery rh is supplies pure blood—by aiding digestion, increasing assim ilation and im* parting tone to the whole circulatory system . Its a heart tonic and a great deal m ore, having an alterative action on the liver and kidneys, it helps to eliminate the poisons from the blood. T o enrich the blood and increase the red blood corpuscles, thereby feeding the nerves on rich red blood and doing away with nervous irritability, tak« D r . P ierce's Golden M edical D iscovery and do not permit a dishonest dealer to insult your intelligence with the 11 just as good k in d ." T he “ D iscovery *• has 40 years o f cures behind it and contains no alcohol o r narcotics. Ingredi* •nts plainly printed on wrapper. D r. P ie rce 's Common Sense M edioal A dviser is sent f r e e on reoeipt of Stamps to pay expense of wrapping and mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps lor the Fren ch cLuth-bound book. A d d ress: D r. R .V . P ierce, Buffalo, N. Y. M E X I C A N M U STA N G L IN IM E N T FOR CUTS AND BURNS. I Ja m e s H. Hurley, M ercur, Utah, writes: “ I am raising poultry and as I have used I you r Linim ent with on myself ami l BE CUR ED R heum at sir», Skin D'»eases, Stom ach and Lung Troubles Cured porimknontlv nt small i NO FAKE. H.OU trial package *& renta. Add rem Lang's Laug'« Min- crai fonder Co.. 2(1 Muta Ht., l'ortiand. Ore. »‘»7 Broadway. Oakland. QaL May 17. ltlL La nu A Kon, Tori — — -. lum — - - i, «, tire. _ (lem It.iiiHii: I li i unt p.prtv. m, .nriirti _ , It-HNiir. i»t Ih . work of your Mimimi VVouaer In rt-l.tinn to tuym-lt I ti>■ packeee I rot-ei ved from ¡mtr rppri.-pa ntiw* lipi-p, itlthotiuh uaed but fo r_ W-w .t-t.lv,. hit, wrouifht mirprirvinitljr plenaant re luit» tu my pouilltlun. A. n kiduejr «ind liUdd.r Vory re»t'eetfully. ^ my horse, I will try it on poultry. I use I th e Linim ent for cut«, burn« or pains o fa s tj [ Lind and get good result*. This is a g reat I gold mining ram p, bu t for health you r Liu im ent is as good us the best mine in cam p.’ C A N A D IA N FARM S 25«. 60c. $1 a bottle at Drug & Gen'l Stores | The Dawn of Scientific Knowledge Twenty years’ experience back of RED CROSS BALL BLUE Every Learn a Profession where th* de Do you want a farm in We«tern Canada where the crop« this year are in advance housewife that uees it will have no mand is greater than the supply. ot anything grown on this Continent? For other. It is the only blue that Is wheatgrowing, dairying, mixed farm all blue. R E BE L S WIPE OUT FO ES. Honorable. Dignified, Lucrative ing anti cattle-raising tho Province of Alberta is unsurpassed. Liquid bluing Is discarded forever W rite for Literatu re and information. It v U after RED CROSS RALL BLUE Is Lands are now offered by the Canadian be to ÏO U R evlvanteee. Pacific Railway Company a t prioea rang tried. Makes clothes clear and white. Well Armed Reyistas Put Mexican Invalid, anti o th er, needing .killed treatm ent ing from State Guards to Rout Large package 10 cents. AT ALL write for particular*. GROCERS^________________ 409 t ommonwealth Bldg., Portland, Or. $ 1 0 to $ 3 0 an Acre, On Long Terms Merida, Mex.— A force of 50 state guards, mostly Yaqui Indians, en Good and Evil Genius. of Payment or on the Crop-Payment Every man hath a good and a bad gaged a band of Reyistas estimated at Plan, angel attending on him In particular, between 400 and 600 near here. How to Fewer than a dozen guards escaped, th a t is, paying for your farm with a por all his Ufa long.—Burton. A Modal Dairy Barn. tion of your crops each year. according to information brought to Get Well and Concrete floors and mangers with Land values have increased 30 per cent this city by fugitives. N ssded E nco u rag em ent, •n two years. Iron stalls and fittings will make the Keep So. The government troops were routed T h * Young Doctor—“They tall m* G reat opportunity for the hotneseeker. interior of the new dairy barn at the completely. The fight occurred on the Call or write for full particulars, book Columbia, Mo., Agricultural college, fou are noted for encouraging your haciendas of Saoniote and Misnolba-1 lets, maps, etc. one that can be easily cleaned and patients.” The Successful Old Doctor lan. A fresh force has taken the field Reduced Rales for Land-Seekers. kept clean. Sunlight, the greatest of —“Y*s. Many of my wealtbleat pa to dislodge the rebels. The stories : T he eminent Chinese doctor, treats with all purifiers and disinfectants, will be tienta think they are sick whan th*r* non-poisonous. non-injurious herbs and told by the survivors, confirmed by j supplied in abundance through nu la nothing the matter with them—and cures nuch dineaaeH o f the Throat. H eart, General Agents the owners of the haciendas, indicate I always encourage them.” Liver, Lungs. Stomach. Kidneys, Asthma. merous large, well-placed windows. A Pneumonia, Connumption, Chronic Cough. Canadian Pacific Railway, Alberta that the insurgents were far better complete system of ventilation will Piles, Constipation, Dysentery, Nervous Land Department. equipped than was generally sup The Main Attraction. ness. Dizziness. Neuralgia, Headnche, provide an unlimited amount of pure Lumbago. Appendicitis, Rheumatism. Ca posed. Popular approval wouldn't b* to 2 Lumbermens Bldg. PORTLAND, ORE. air is the best Insurance on uniform tarrh , Eczema. E tc . Theÿ were well mounted, carried temperature. The combination of clean much aought after If It didn’t oarry a CONSULTATION FREE modern arms, used dynamite and oper liness, sunlight and fresh air Is the salary.—Atchison Globe. I t Is better to call than write, bu t thoaa ated field telephones, it is declared. who are unable to come, send 4 cen ts in beat insurance on the health of the The Only Authorities. Degree* of Patlano*. stam ps and secure symptom blank. A fte r university dairy herd that can be pro careful ly giving symptoms these wonderful On* preacher declares that ehlld Patience In oowarda la tarn* and Totem Poles to Be Saved. health-giving herbs can be secured, which vided. It adds to the comfort of hepelesa fear; but In brave mlnda a leas wives ought to be ahipped out of will put you on the road to recovery. Washington, D. C.— One of the mod the herd and Insures large returns for the country. Then who would write loom of what they bear.—Sir R. How food eaten est appropriations recommended b y ! for the newspapers, telling mothers Wo Chinese Medical Co. ard. 250M Alder St. Cor. Third. Portland. Or the secretary of the interior is $1,000 j how to take care of their babies ?■ — Fertilizer for the Orchard. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets, small, sugar- for the protection and improvement of Toledo Blade. Fruit grower* and fertilizers useful coated, easy to take as candy, regulate the Sitka National Monument in Alas- j in producing profitable fruit crops. and invigorate stomach, liver and bow ka. This national monument is th e ! BETTER FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN THAN CASTOR 0 1 , Barnyard manura Is good; to are com els. Do not gripe. old historic Indian River Park, near mercial fertilizers when properly Sitka, which was converted into a j SA LT S, OR PILLS, AS IT SW EETENS AND CLEANSES T H E SYSTEM MORE EFFICIEN TLY A N » Love’s Spirit Stirring. used. Fertilizers are seldom applied IS F A S MORE PLEASANT T O TAK E. "Jodge," said the old oolorod elU- national monument by proclamation of i when orchards are first set, as this I* sen, "how much fer a license ter git the president on Manch 23, 1910. The ! not likely to be needed. Most softs, married T’ “Want It for yourself T” J ancient totem poles and graveyard in 1 unless badly run down, produce good "Yes, suh; you see I git tin’ mighty old this park, it is said, are in need of r e - 1 growth during the early life of the now." “That's evident. Then why do pairs, and, moreover, the park, now IS THE IDEAL FAMILY LAXATIVE, AS tree. Fertilizers, If needed, should be you wish to get marrlodT” "Well, in a rough state, is in need of clearing. ! IT GIVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS applied after the trees begin to bear Jedge, ter tell de truth, aomobody ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS Reyes to Go toSWashington. gimme a long coat, a linen oollar an Corn Land In Good Form. AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES. San Antonio, Tex. — Alexander a walkin' cane, en I know* a 'ooman Aftor growing a crop of corn, the what aays she kin mak* a livin' fof Keyes, son of General Bernardo Reyes, soil la alwaya In excellent form to mo, on I feels des like a honeymoon I” said he had received a telegram from his father in which the son was told ; absorb and retain th* autumn ralna —Atlanta Constitution. and winter anowa. the general would leave soon for I n t iie C l r c i e , INF ALLIBLE Washington to hold conferences with F O R W EA K on everip Package o f live Genuine. friends and associates. Peat Soil for Corn. S O R E E YE S Mexico City Official reports that Poat aoll Is well adapted to corn, ----------------- «----------------- Relative Prominence. risings had occurred in the State of and aatlafactory crops of other grains Puebla caused the government to or “That distinguished guest mad* A L L RELIA B LE DRUGGISTS SELL T H E ORIGINAL AND and hay may be produced on thla soli when properly treated with some form Quite an Impreaalon In your communi der the Third battalion from here to GENUINE W HEN CA LLED FOR. ALTHOUGH TH EY COULD Banda of revolutionists of potassium, provided that the land Is ty during his brief visit.” "Yea,” re that state. M AKE A LARGER PROFIT B Y SELLING INFERIOR PREPA RA . plied Farmer Corntoaael; "there war* have appropriated arms and ammuni properly drained. TIONS, Y ET TH EY PR EFER TO SELL THE GEN UIN E BECA U SE momenta when he seemed nigh aa Im tion in a number of villages. r r IS RIGHT TO DO SO AND FOR T H E GOOO o F THEIR portant aa the chairman of th* reo*^ | CUSTOMERS. W HEN IN NEED O F M ED IC IN E* SUCH Good 8eed Important tlon oommlttoe " Guns Turned on Rabbits. DRUGGISTS ARE T H E ONES TO DEAL W IT H , AS YOUR Ooodaeedlaso very Important that Boise, Idaho A demand for rabbits U F E OR HEALTH MAY AT SOME TIME DEPEND UPON M othera w ill find Mrs. W lntlow *« B o o th la g an experienced market gardener will Syrup t h . b a t rem edy to i i n for th e ir ch ild re n as a table delicacy in the East has THEIR SKILL AND RELIABILITY not uae doubtful eeed at any price, pre 1 u r la g th * tee t h in * period. caused firearms ranging from the ferring to pay a high price for seed WHEN BUYING high-grade hammerless shotgun to the which be knows, rather than to uee Never Crink Water, antiquated musket to be resurrected Ta Lower Calliornla a large numb*r by Jerome, Idaho, farmers. The ani that which Is doubtful aa a free gift Note (fio Futi Name of the Gompnn •f th* smaller desert mammals nerer mals are regarded aa a serious pest, drink water, according to American j hut the announcement recently that CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Redtop Grass. PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS,NEAR THE BOTTOM, AND IN Redtop it an excellent grass to sow scientists who have recently visited Eastern commission merchants were the peninsula. They live and thrive paying six cents for the rabbits here T H E CIRCLE,NEA R THE TOP O F EVERY PA CK A G E.O P THE on low land* where It le too wet for GENUINE. ONE SIZE ON LY, FOR SA LE BY A LL LEADING MINIATURE PICTURE cither kinds of hay. It Is not first class on dry seeds and scraps of vegetation j has prompted hundreds of hunters to DRUGGISTS. REGULAR PRICE SOc PER B O TTLE., — OF PACKAGE I In quality, but will grow on land In places where the beat and aridity | invade the prairie country. are excessive without ever touching SYRU P O f FIGS AND ELIXIR O f SENNA IS THE ONLY PER FEC T FAM ILY L A X A T IV E where other kinds will not succeed. their lips to water, and It has even BECA U SE IT IS THE ONE REMEDY WHICH ACTS M A NATURAL, STRENGTHENING W A T Hobbles Hobble Profit*. AND CLEANSES T H E SYSTEM. WITHOUT UNPLEASANT AFTER EFFEC TS AND WTTHOUT b een found Impossible to teach Paris — French dressmakers aarfert IRRITATING DEBU.IT AT INC OR GRIPING* AND T H EREFO R E DOCS NOT INTERFERE M AMT C a r o f o r S t f e - t r e r r y PtsHila. of them to take water In captivity. that they lost $4,000,000 this year. W A Y WITH BUSINESS OR PLEA SU RE. TT IS RECOMMENDED BY MILLIONS O P W V U , Next year’s strawberry crop comes It is said that 20,040 girls are out of WPORMEO FAMILIES. W HO KNOW O P TTS V A LU E »ROM PERSONAL USE. TO G ET I l f from the dormant fruit bute that form | 9 I» U No. SO—*11 employment because of the wearing of . ALW A YS BU Y THE GENUINE; MANUFACTURED BY THE BENEFICIAL EFT thla season Coasequently. it is very hobh'e skirts and kimono blouses, Important to ta b 1 good car* nf th« which require only half the usual planta now amount of material. IDE-M’CARTHY LAND COMPANY P A S T O R A L 0.~ T H E BIG C ITY O ESCH S SPINACH FO R E A R L Y SPRING BILIOUS The Point of th# atory. X mother was greatly worried by her small dai'ghter's hr,bit of runnln« away. Thinking to Impress th* child With the danger of getting lost, ah« told hor a vivid story of soma chil dren who ran away to go nutting Night found them far from home and lost tn the woods. W ith' much art Ask your doctor about these the mother told of a storm tn th« night and of the terrible distress of throat coughs. He will tell the parents and friends who hunted you how deceptive they are. for the children until morning. 8 h< A tickling in tlie throat often also told about the good breakfast means serious trouble ahead. prepared for the children, which thej Better explain your case care missed because they did cot react) home till 10 o'clock fully to your doctor, and ask The little girl listened Intently t« him about your taking Ayer’s every word, and the mother hoped Cherry Pectoral. that the story was making an tmpres •ton. When she finished the child We publish our formulas was atlent for a few moments, as 11 W e banlah aloohol r from our medlolBM axpectlng something more. Then ah« "We urge you ta asked, eagerly: “Did they get any consult your dootor nut*?”—Metropolitan "s-n zln e. _ . Who makes the best liver pills? Th* Too Plebeian. J. C. Ayer Company, of Lowell, Mas*. Russian caviare Is now touted a s They have been making Ayer’s Pill* for a cure for cholera. One will notice over sixty years. If you have the slifht- that th* doctors were too proud to | est doubt about using these pills, ask discover corneif beef and cabbage, or your doctor. Do as he says, alwaya. something within the reach of all.— «—Made tij tbs J. c. Ayer Co.. Lowell, Cleveland Plain Dealer. Foolish. “Look-Out Mountain.” "That heiress Is going to marry ■ “Better pull down the window cur tains," said the guest at the mountain struggling young man.” "If sh* la ft hotel to his wife; "remember the sure-enough heiress what's ho stru^ mountain peaks”—Boston Transcript. gllng for?"— Houston Post DR. W O ynw »tuii name and price »tamped on bottom ■boss Sant Everywhere - All Charges Prapaid. | HoW to Onlrr hy M »11. - If W. 1. Dong- ■ are not told in your fown.Mnd direct to --- Take measurement» of foot as shown model; state style desired; size and width inally worn; plain or cap toe; heavy, medium light sole. 7 do the larqomt «A m m a il bu*ine*M in the world. Scours In calves or calf cholera In many Instances dtfTer from diarrhoea in grown animals, and has special tea tures of its own, taking the form of Infectious intestinal catarrh which is far more serious than the diarrhoea of the full grown animal. Scours In calves generally appear suddenly A perfectly healthy calf may be seized all at once, apparently, without any change In food or care. The symptoms of this Infantile diarrhoea usually appear during the flrst two or three weeks of life. I d many cases scours appear within a few hours after the animal Is born, and the calf may die within from twenty-four hours unless It receives prompt and proper treatment. It Is common for the calf to be af flicted with scours Immediately at birth, even before It has had time to suck or take any nourishment what ever. The faeces of manure Is very thin and watery. It has a sour, disagree able odor and is usually light colored. The evacuations are frequent and ex pelled with force. The flrst Indication of scours Is the soiled condition of the tall, lost or appetite, sunken eyes, sometimes the sallvu flowing from the mouth, no at tempt being made to swallow. They have a staring coat, grow thin, and lose strength rapidly. Death usually follows In from twelve to twenty-four hours unless prompt measures are taken to check the disease. To prevent and overcome scours In calves, they should be given medicines that prevent fermentation of food to allay Irritation and congestion, soothe and heal Inflamed mucous mem brane, act as an antiseptic, as this la quite necessary when the disease Is due to a germ. MANY DEAD IN MINE DISASTER The sun was sinuously sinking be- hind a few thousand buildings, vary ing In height from the one-story edlflee on the western water front to the 10- story warehouse adjacent. It may seem odd to say that the sun was sinking sinuously, but it h: d to sink, in that way to give a proper performance and dye the corners of each and every building with Its rosy stain. Up In the edge of the sky 3011 could see dua» getting ready to do burlnee*. The eve» Ing chimes rang out from 118 trolley cart In the immediate vicinity, and the softly musical resonance of tha fa r away elevated filtered through the circumambient air. It had to Altar to get through, as a couple of thousand ohlmneys were on the Job. The lone policeman on the beat f« l4 ed his tent like an A-ab and as allMft ly stole Into the nearest cafe. Hare were other policemen. One wasiM have eald half the metropolitan fo r « was In the back room, but this was not true. Only one fifth of the fo r« was there. Without the evening shaX » v s began to fall and the truety too* pad adjusted bis rubber heel* and heaved a sigh, feeling sorrowful, h* knew not why, yet prepared to do Ml doty. The aun bad now entirely geared Into New Jersey—which la faring anougb for one night. We decline to prolong this —Judge. Dally T hought. Sorget the bad o’hora BÊO. »«member . - good. \ S Y n U P of F K i S ' 1£ x i X I R 0f ^ E N N A CALIFORNIA FIG S YR U P C O . IVitits I.ve S a IV« I C A lfrw .NIA FIG SYRUP CO.
