Knees Became Stiff TO COOK VEGETABLES
Five Y e ars of Severe Rheum atism
T h * c u r e o f H e n r y J . G o l d s t e i n . 14
B a r t o n S t r e t t , B o s t o n , M a s s ., i s a n o t h
er
v ic to ry
by
H o o d ’s
S a rs a p a rilla .
T h is g r e a t m e d ic in e h a s s u c c e e d e d in
m a n y c a se s w h e re o th e rs h a v e u tte rly
fa ile d . M r. G o ld s te in s a y s :
“I su f
f e r e d f r o m r h e u m a t i s m fiv e y e a r s , it
k e p t m e fro m b u s in e s s a n d c a u s e d e x
c r u c i a ti n g p a in . M y k n e e s w o u ld b e
c o m e a s s tif f a s s te e l. I tr ie d m a n y
m e d i c i n e s w i t h o u t r e l i e f , t h e n to o k
H o o d ’s S a r s a p a r i l l a , s o o n f e l t m u c h
b e tte r , a n d n o w c o n s id e r m y s e lf e n
t i r e l y c u r e d . I r e c o m m e n d H o o d ’s . ’’
G e t i t to d a y in u s u a l liq u id fo rm o r
c h o c o l a t e d t a b l e t s c a l l e d S arsatab s.
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learning.
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fa c tu re rs an d th e re fo re can pay
m ore th a n d ealers.
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P ap er P lates for Animal Pet*.
U sin g p a p e r p la te s fo r an im a l pets
will b e found to be a good p lan . Some
p eople do n o t ta k e th e c a re to w aab
p la te s k e p t fo r dogs a n d c a ts, a l
th o u g h th e y should be k e p t sc ru p u
lously c lean a n d be u se d fo r no o th e r
p u rp o se.
P a p e r p la te s, w hich m ay
be b o u g h t by th e h u n d re d fo r but lit
tle m oney, m ay be b u rn e d a fte r they
h a v e b een used. It Is also a good
Idea to h a v e a p iece of zinc p u t on
th e b a c k porch, w here th e p e ts a re
lik e ly to be fed, and p lace th e d ish e s
o n th is fo r th e m . T h e zinc Is easily
clean ed . __________________
Regular H abits.
I t Is a good plan to h ave a re g u la r
tim e fo r re ad in g . O ne acco m p lish es
so m uch m ore in th is w ay, a n d be
sid e s e sta b lish e s a k ind of in te lle c
tu a l h a b it t h a t is a good th in g in It
self. In a n hour, o r even h a lf an
h o u r given re g u la rly each day to re a d
ing, a g re a t d eal m ay he acc o m p lish
ed. Do n o t confine y o u rse lf to se rio u s
books.
A lte rn a te lig h t w ith heav y
re ad in g , a n d do n o t a tte m p t heav y
re a d in g w h en you a re tire d . Do n o t
re a d m ere ly to be a m u sed . T re a t
y o u r books a s frien d . Do n o t follow
blin d ly th e te a c h in g s of any book.
Truism Repeated.
“ No m an Is tru ly g re a t,” sa y s a
p h ilo so p h er, " u n le ss h e is a b le to con
v in ce h is n e ig h b o rs th a t he is.” T h a t
m ay be tru e . A nyw ay, a m an ’s n e ig h
b o rs a re th e la s t to d isc o v er th a t h e Is
g re a t.
__________________
S lig h t M isu n d erstan d in g .
M rs. O ld tim e r—“W hen w e w e re In
E g y p t w e v isite d th e py ram id s. T hey
w e re ju s t covered w ith h iero g ly p h ics.”
M rs. N e w rlch —"H o rro rs !
W e re n ’t
you a fra id t h a t som e of th e ugly
th in g s w ould g e t on y o u ?”
.Pettit's Eve S a lv e
¡REL IE F FOR
WEAK
I S O R E EYES
T h at Held ’Em.
T o u ris t— So you’ve sto p p e d m o to r
c a r sp e e d in g ? H ow did you do it?
H eav y fines? N a tiv e — N ope. E v ery
fellow w ho w as p inched h a d to ta k e
th e Judge’s old m aid d a u g h te r o u t fo r
a 6-hour rid e.— Puck.
M E X I C A N
MUSTANG
LINIM ENT
I
T h e H o u se h o ld R e m e d y .
J o h n L in d . Y ost, U ta h , w rito a :
“ We htfve been u s in g y o u r M ex ican M u s
t a n g L in im e n t in o u r fa m ily ev e r sin ce
1868 a n d fin d it to b e a good a rtic le to
h av e in th e h o u se a n d a re n ev e r w ith o u t it .
I h a v e recom m ended i t t o m a n y o f m y
friends w h o h a v e a lso fo u n d th e s a m e very
v alu ab le.
2 5 c . 5 0 c. $1 a b o ttle a t D ru g A G e n ’l S to re s
SUGGESTIONS
THAT MAY Bfc
H ELPFUL TO HOUSEW IFE.
Properly Cooked
tables Should
nent Place
Do the
and Dished Up Vego
Take More Prom i
on Table— Few
W ork Right.
O ne of th e g re a te s t d ra w b a c k s to
the su c c ess of v e g e ta ria n is m Is th a t
so few people know how to cook vege
tab le s.
Sodden boilin g is n o t In any
sense of th e w ord rig h t c ooking even
If th e v e g e ta b le s a re h a lf-s tra in e d
a fte rw a rd s a n d s e n t to ta b le w ith
s tre a k s of w ell-w atered b u tte r th ro u g h
them , m a s q u e ra d in g a s sauce. W hen
v eg etab le s a re boiled th e w a te r should
be sav ed fo r sto c k , fo r it h a s n o u ris h
ing q u a litie s th a t h a v e b e en g iv en o u t
In th e p ro c e ss of cook in g ; to p re v e n t
th is cooking by ste a m Is th e
b e st
m eth o d th a t can be recom m ended.
P ro p e rly cooked a n d d ish e d up vege
ta b le s m ig h t be p ro m o te d to a m uch
m ore im p o rta n t p o sitio n a t o u r ta b le s ;
on occasio n th e y m ig h t v e ry w ell ta k e
th e p lace of m eat even a m o n g th o se
w ho do n o t p ro fess v e g e ta ria n p rin
ciples.
W h en s te a m in g Is re so rte d to, th e
ste am should be b ro u g h t d ire c tly Into
c o n ta c t w ith th e g re e n food th a t is
b e in g cooked, if p o ssib le. A hom e
m ad e s te a m e r m ay, of c o u rse, b e con
triv e d , a n d a m ilk can m ay be m ad e
to se rv e th is p u rp o se If a m u slin c lo th
is tie d a c ro ss th e top. C a rro ts , peaB,
sp ro u ts, cau liflo w er o r sp in a c h m ay be
s e t In th is in n e r can a n d ste a m e d
w hile p o ta to e s a re boilin g In th e w a
te r o utside. P la c e a little b u tte r in
th e im p ro v ised b a in m a rie if cab b ag e,
sp in a ch , sp ro u ts, F re n c h b e a n s o r
cauliflow er should b e th e v e g e ta b le
co u rse, and a d d a little w a te r (o r in
som e c ases m ilk ), th e n allow th e v e g
e ta b le s to ste a m slow ly, th e w a te r In
th e o u tsid e v e sse l bein g k e p t boiling,
b u t n o t too fast.
W hile boilin g th e p a n sh o u ld be
well filled w ith w a te r, w hich should
a lw ay s be k e p t boiling, a n d th e lid
of th e p a n sh o u ld n o t be q u ite closed.
H e re It m ay b e said th a t th e m eth o d
of p o u rin g off th e w a te r p re p a ra to ry
to a d d in g a little b u tte r Is a b a rb a ro u s
o n e ; th e v e g e ta b le s sh o u ld b e th o r
oughly d ra in e d a n d th e n re tu rn e d Into
a p a n In w hich th e b u tte r la a lre a d y
m elted.
P o ta to e s a re b e s t cooked by ste am
a n d new p o ta to e s a re
p a rtic u la rly
n ice w hen p re p a re d In th is fa sh io n ,
q u ite d ry w ith a little b u tte r added
b efo re th e y a re s e n t to ta b le .
It Is b e ca u se v e g e ta b le s th a t h a v e
been cooked by ste a m h av e n o t so
good a co lo r a s w h en boiled t h a t ob
je c tio n Is so m e tim e s ta k e n to th is
m ethod a n d th e p e rfo ra te d s te a m e r
p re fe rre d . W hen, h o w ev er, boilin g Is
th e m eth o d ch o sen th e v e g e ta b le s
should be c a re fu lly p re p a re d a n d o u t
sid e g re en lea v es sh o u ld all be re
m oved w hile s te e p in g In sa lt gives
firm n ess a n d w ill d e stro y a n d rem o v e
any lu rk in g in se c ts. If th e v e g e ta b le
Is th e n p u t fo r five m in u te s Into b o il
ing w a te r a n d a fte rw a rd s a g a in Into
cold th e color w ill be Im proved, a n d a
little su g a r In th e c ooking w a te r a lso
h elp s th e color.
C auliflow er Is a v e g e ta b le w hich a p
p eals to all ta s te s , a n d it Is a lso one
of th e m o st n o u rish in g of o u r v e g e
tab le s, and In p rice p ra c tic a lly w ith in
th e re a c h of all. L ik e all v e g e ta b le s
fo r boiling, It re q u ire s c a re In cook
ing. F ir s t so a k th e cau liflo w er in
Baited w a te r fo r a n ho u r, d ra in a n d
leav e It w hole o r b re a k It Into sp rig s
If p re fe rre d , re m o v in g th e
o u te r
leaves. T h en p u t It In to a la rg e pan
full of boilin g sa lte d w a te r a n d boll
till th e g re e n p a rts a re soft.
R oot v e g etab le s, am o n g w hich a re
included aea k a le , c elefy , a rtic h o k e s,
tu rn ip s a n d c a rro ts , a re b e s t boiled
in u n sa lte d w a te r a n d th e h e a t m u st
n o t b e too fa s t a n d fu rio u s, o r th e v e g
e ta b le will b ecom e tough.
P a rs n ip
Is o n e of th e m an y v e g e ta b le s w hich
a re u n a p p re c ia te d , b e c a u se It Is r a r e
ly cooked In a fa sh io n w hich m ak e s
th e m o st of Its flavor. It should n o t
he w a te ry w h en se rv ed , b u t s e n t to
tab le th o ro u g h ly d ry w ith
b u tte r
sauce.
O range Loaf Layer Cake.
M elt a piece of b u tte r th e size »-
an egg, p u t Into a m e a su rin g cup, w ith
tw o eggs and fill cup w ith m ilk. H eat
w ell, add 1 cup of su g a r (b e a t u n til
s u g a r Is d isso lv e d ), g ra te d rin d of 1
o ra n g e ^ S ift 3 tim e s 1% cups flour,
14 teasp o o n sa lt, 1 h e ap in g teasp o o n
b a k in g pow der. Mix d ry In g re d ie n ts
and b u tte r, etc. B eat well and bake.
F r o s ti n g —T w o g re a t spoons of o r
ange Juice, th ic k e n w ith c o n fe c tio n e r’s
sugar. F ro s t cak e w hen cool. F ro s t
cak e first w ith o ra n g e fro stin g , th en
s m e a r o v e r w ith cocoa
Beef Rolls.
V
T h e re m a in s of cold ro a st o r boiled
beef, se a so n in g to ta s te of s a lt, p e p p er
and m inced h e rb s ; puff p a ste. M ince
th e b eef to le ra b ly fine, w ith a sm all
a m o u n t of Its ow n f a t; add a se a so n
ing o f p epper, s a lt a n d chopped h e rb s;
put th e w hole in to a roll of puff p a ste
and b a k e fo r h a lf a n h o u r o r r a th e r
lo n g er should th e roll be v ery larg e.
B eef p a ttie s m ay be m ad e of cold
m eat by m in cin g and se a so n in g b eef
as d ire c te d above a n d b a k in g In a
rich puff p a ste In p a tty tin s.
j ¡7 ALBERS BROS. ;V>¡
DAIRY
feed :
BEST AND CHEAPEST'
A sk v o u r d e a le r fo r It. I f h e does
n o t handle i t d rop us a p o sta l card
and w e will fu rn ish you th e nam e o f
• d e a le r w ho does
Sauce for Plum Pudding.
C ream to g e th e r a cupful of s u g a r
and h a lf a cu p fu l of b u tte r. W hen
lig h t a n d c rea m y add th e w ell-beaten
»oiks o f fo u r eggs. S tir Into th is one
w ineglass of w ine o r b ra n d y , a pinch
of s a lt and one larg e cupful of hot
'-ream o r rich m ilk. B eat th is m ix tu re
well, place It In a sa u c ep a n o v e r th e
fire, s t i r It until it cooks sufficiently
to th ic k e n lik e cream . Be Bure and
not le t It boil
8quaeh Biscuit.
O ne pin t of sifte d sq u a sh , one cup
su g ar, h a lf pin t m ilk, sc a ld e d , half
y e ast cake, b u tte r size of an egg.
one tea sp o o n sa lt, o n e teasp o o n soda.
Mix m ilk, b u tte r, sq u a sh and su g a r
to g e th e r; w hen cool add y e a st, d is
solved. and flour enough to k n e ad a
little s tille r th a n b read , ra ise o v e r
n ig h t, c u t down In th e m o rn in g and
form Into rolls. B ake a b o u t h a lf an
hour.
PA C K E R S’ WAY X RAYED.
G overnm ent A sserts Firm B ought Up
and Killed C om petition.
Chicago — Evidence th a t the N a
tional Packing company was one of
the agencies used by the alleged pack
e rs' com bination to destroy com peti
tion was given in the tria l of the ten
defendants charged w ith crim inal vio
lation of th e Sherm an law.
By th e books of the N ational P ack
ing company, th e governm ent showed
th a t th e corporation acquired by p u r
chase 13 com petitors a fte r its o rg an
ization in March, 1903, and th a t the
price paid for these independent con
cerns w as $8,000,000. A m ajo rity of
these paoking
concerns thereupon
w ere closed.
The packers have contended all
along, according to th e theory of the
governm ent, th a t th e sole object of
o rg an izin g th e N ational Packing com
pany w as to o p erate th e 15 independ
e n t packing com panies purchased in
1902 to p u t in th e proposed $1,000,-
000,000 m erger, w hich w as abandoned
because of the in a b ility of its prom ot
ers to finance it.
This contention w as upheld by the
governm ent in evidence show ing the
N ational Packing company purchased
13 com peting com panies a fte r its o r
ganization.
MAKES JAILER V I3T IM .
Lawyer Retained, Also Paid With Bad
C heck by P riso n er.
Los A ngeles— F ran k C. Sm ith, alias
Dr. J C. Day, who was arrested in
P ortland and is held in the county jail
aw a itin g tria l on a charge o f em bez
zlem ent, has added another original
ch a p te r to his c areer by passing bad
checks on his ja ile r and his law yer
when in a sta te of in carceration. So
fa r as known he is th e only prisoner
confined here who ev er succeeded in
such a feat.
S m ith 's victim s w ere G eorge G al
lagher, chief ja ile r of th e county in
stitu tio n , and the law firm of W isler
& V erm ilyea. The prisoner retained
H enry M. W isler to defend him . One
check w as given th e attorney as a
re ta in in g fee, w hile G allagher got his
in paym ent for c ertain exceptional
p rivileges accorded prisoners who are
able to pay for e x tra com forts.
Both checks cam e back from th e
South S pring S tre e t bank, on which
they w ere draw n, b earin g the no ta
tion, “ No fu n d s.” Sm ith had secured
some cash and special p rivileges for
the checks.
DUKE VIEW S NEW YORK.
Royal
P arty Much Im pressed by
G row ih o f M etropolis.
New Y ork—The royal trio o f Con-
n a u g h ts—th e duke, duchess and P rin
cess P a tric ia — had th e ir first oppor
tu n ity W ednesday to m ake som ething
lik e an in tim ate acquaintance w ith
A m erican life. They view ed i t in a t
le a st th re e d istin c t phases.
From the tow er o f th e h ighest office
building in the world they surveyed
th e fo rest o f downtown skyscrapers,
and w ith th e aid o f glasses they
view ed th e e n tire m etropolitan dis
tr ic t fo r 25 m iles around
A t th e foot o f th e tow er, a fte r they
had shot down 8 floors in an elevator,
they came face to face w ith th e ir first
A m erican “ m ob.”
More than 500
persons b eset the ducal p arty and by
sh eer force th e p a rty m ade its w ay to
autom obiles.
The royal visitors m et nearly 300 of
New Y o rk ’s society folk a t a ball in
th e home of A m bassador Reid.
The im pressions New
Y ork has
made upon the duke have been but
m eagerly told in th e exclam ation th a t
the city has changed w onderfully since
his v is it here as P rince A rth u r in 1868.
S u rg eo n May Tell All
New York — The ru le th a t a physi
cian may not reveal any of the secrets
of his consultation room does not ap
ply when th e physician is suing to re
cover fo r th e value o f his services, ac
cording to th e ru lin g of the courts
here in a su it bro u g h t by a New York
surgeon a g a in st Malcolm D. W hit
man, form er national law n tennis
champion. W hitm an moved to strik e
all allegations re la tin g to the service
perform ed, contending th e doctor w as
not p erm itted by law to m ake them
public.
TAFT WOULD
DEFEND COURTS For the
H air K
Not All Peoples Are Fitted For
Popular Government.
Believes Majority N eeds C u rb in g -
W ords “ Judicial Recall” Are
Inconsistent.
New Y ork— W ith a denunciation of
the principle of judicial recall, deliv
ered to the B ar association of the
sta te of New York a t its banquet S a t
urday, P resid en t T a ft concluded a
busy evening which he employed
chiefly in speechm aking a t three d if
feren t functions.
A fte r a plea for
sim plification of legal
proceedure,
which he argued w ith much e a rn e st
ness before th e company of law yers,
Mr. T a ft w axed more incisive in com
ing to the topic on w hich he evidently
fe lt deeply.
“ We do not believe th a t all people
are fitted for popular governm ent,”
he said. “ Some o f us don’t d are say
so, but I do, and the question w hether
a people is fitted for popular self-gov
ernm ent depends upon the re s tra in t
th a t the m inority can place upon the
m ajority to see th a t ju stice is done.
“ We o f th e bar are called upon to
decide w hether we are going to pro
te c t the judiciary and continue it in
dependent o f a m ajo rity during a tim e
th a t it is deciding questions of law
and justice.
“ The judicial recall—the words
them selves are so inconsistent th a t I
hate to u tte r them ! A re we going to
m ake our constitution a liquid thing
so th a t a m ajo rity can flood the halls
of ju stice, decide every action and
overide w ith popular passion and p re j
udice every principle of this govern
m ent, th e g re a te st God ever made?
“ You m ust bear in mind th a t this
m a tte r of judicial recall is being a g i
tated the country over, th a t the men
speaking fo r it are many.
W hat I
call your atte n tio n to is th a t it is nec
essary th a t good people like you
should speak the tru th th a t is in you
in favor o f courts and th e ir indepen
dence and the re s tra in t of the consti
tution th a t w ere imposed by. the
w isest ancestors any people ever h a d .”
In reference to th e sim plification of
legal procedure the president said he
had had a feeling th a t the bar and the
bench “ owed to the people g re a te r
effort tow ard m aking the ad m in istra
tion of law effective and ju s t by ex
pediting ju s tic e .”
“ I am glad to know ,” he said,
“ th a t th ere is now a profound effort
to study w here it is th a t we can sh o rt
en litig atio n so th a t delay w on’t make
ju s t ju d g m en t u n ju s t.”
R eferrin g to the French code, the
president said th a t there, as w ith us,
th ere w as a “ tendency to assum e th a t
litig a n ts w ere m ade for the courts and
the exercise of the refinem ents of rea
son rath e r than vice versa.
“ T here is much the sam e tendency
there as w ith u s ,” he continued, “ to
keep the antag o n ists paw ing in the
vestibule o f ju s tic e .”
AVIATORS T H R ILL CROW D.
W. L. DOUGLAS
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a n te e s su p erio r q u a lity a n d m o re v a lu e
fo r th e m oney th a n o th e r m ak e s. Mis
n a m e a n d p rice sta m p e d on th e b o tto m
p ro te c ts th e w e a re r a g a in st high p rices
a n d in ferio r shoes. Insist upo n h av in g
| th e g en u in e W . L D ouglas shoes.
T a k e no su b stitu te .
Are you so fortunate as to
be well satisfied with your
hair? Is it lo n g enough,
thick enough, rich enough ?
And your hair does not fall
out? VVeli, well, that is good.
But you may know of some
not so fortunate. Then just
tell them about Ayer’s Hair
Vigor. They will surely thank
you after using it, If not be
fore. Remember, it d o e s
not color the hair. Show
the list of ingredients to
your doctor. Let him decide
their value. He knows.
^HOW TO ORDER BY MAIL. Shoes Sent Everywhere
L ittie
T h e R ig h t Way
In All cases of
DISTEMPER, PINK EYE, INFLUENZA,
COLDS, ETC.,
O f All H orses, Brood M ares, Colts,
Stallions, is to
“ SPO H N T H E M ”
In v e n tio n .
O n th e ir to n g u e s o r in th e fix'd p u t S p o h n ’a L iq u id
C om pound. G iv e ih e rem edy to u l l o f th e m . I t a c ts
on t h e b oou a n d srlands. I t r o u ta t h e d is e a se l.y
e x p e llin g th ed iseu A o trerms.^ I t w a .d s o f f th e tr o u
ble. n o m a tte r h o w th e y a i o “ ex p o sed .” A l^ o lu te -
ly f r e e fro m a n v th in K in jn rio u s. A child can s a f e
ly ta k e it , 50 c e n ta a n d $1.00; $5.00 a r i l $10.00 th e
dozen. Sold b y d r u g g is ts , huriiM H dealer*, o r s e n t
e x p re s s p aid b y th e m a n u fa c tu re rs .
Som e college g irls Invented a n In
g en io u s a p p a ra tu s for boiling a k e t
tle. w hen th ey w an ted tea In ste ad ol
a chafing dish concoction. It is m ade
of h e av y w ire, b e n t a t th e e n d s to
re s t on th e chattng d ish fram e. A
h a rd w a re d e a le r w ill m ake It fo r a
few c en ts. T h e k e ttle is se t down
on th e fram ew o rk , w hich com es w ith
in tw o In ch es of th e fram e.
S p e c ia l A g e n ts W a n te d
SPOHN MEDICAL CO.
C h e m is ts a n d B a c te rio lo g ists
G O S H E N , IN D .,
Jfca
“ how Arc
You, Today?”
Feel Poorly?
Appetite
Gone?
Bowels
Constipated?
U . S. A .
M arriage Made Easy.
One Disadvantage.
G re tn a G reen, S cotland, b e c a m e fa
m ous for its c e le b ra tio n of Irre g u la r
m arria g e s. F o r m any y e a rs th e a v e r
ag e n u m b er w as five h u n d re d
T he
c ere m o n y c o n siste d only of a n a d m is
sion, b e fo re w itn esse s, by th e couple
t h a t th ey w ere h u sb a n d and w ife, th is
b ein g sufficient to c o n stitu te a valid
m arria g e . A fte r th is th e officiating
fu n c tio n a ry (fo r m an y y e a rs a b lac k
s m ith ), to g e th e r w ith tw o w itn e sse s,
sig n e d th e m a rria g e certific ate.
S p e a k in g of th e a n n o u n c e m e n t by
sc ie n tists th a t people m ay b ecom e
e n e rg e tic by e a tin g ra isin s, th e C hi
cago Iteco rd -H erald p u ts In th e com
m en t th a t th e tro u b le Is th a t m o st
of th e e n erg y produced by e a tin g ra i
sin s has to be ex p en d ed in rem o v in g
th e seeds.
YOU SHOULD TRY
HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS
It is a proven health
maker and preventive
of Stomach Ills, Grippe
and Malaria.
i
Didn’t Trouble H er Long.
M iss M alaprop. in re tu rn in g from
WASHES CLOTHES FASTER.
h e r first a u to m o b ile rid e, said th a t
th e c o n s ta n t o sc u latio n tro u b le d h e r a
U se R E D CROSS BALL B L U E and
little a t first, b u t th a t sh e suou got you will find it m ak e s b e au tifu l,
u se d to It.__________________
c le ar, w h ite c lo th e s w th less effort
and less c<wt th a n a n y o th e r blue.
No Joyrider.
It is fa r s u p e rio r to any liquid blue
" T h e ir c h au ffe u r se e m s a sober, on th e m a rk e t for th e b e st of liquid
c a re fu l fellow .” "W ell, fo r th e w ages b lu in g is p rin c ip a lly w a ter. U se th e
th e y pay th e y c a n 't w ell e x p e c t a n r- blue th a t is a ll blue. A T A L L GRO
C E R S. P ric e , 10 c e n ts.
th in g e ls e .”— Puck.
S a ra h A lice S te v en so n of P ad lb am ,
L a n c a s h ire , E n g lan d , re co v e re d h e r
sp eech re c e n tly In a re m a rk a b le m a n
n er. W h ile en g ag ed In h o usehold d u
tie s h e r c lo th in g c a u g h t Are a n d In
h e r te r r o r th e young w om an sc rea m ed
aloud. T h e flam ea w e re Im m ediately
e x tin g u ish e d , and, to h e r joy. M iss
S te v en so n found th a t sh e h a d re
co v ered h e r pow er of sp eech , w hich
sh e h a d lo st six y e a rs ago.
S m a rt— S o o th e s E y e P a in . D ru g g ists
Sell M u rin e E y e R em edy, L iquid, 25c,
50c, $1.00. M u rin e E y e S a lv e in
A septic T u b es, 25c, $1.00. E yo B ooks
a n d E y e A dvice F re e b y M all.
M u rin e E y e R em ed y Co., C hicago.
Had Approval of Clerk.
A n A tchison b u sin e ss m an, w ho has
a sm a ll sto re , re c e n tly h ired a c le rk
w ho w as v e ry sh iftle ss.
H e d id n ’t
h alf a tte n d to his d u tie s. “ I th in k I'll
h av e to h ire a n o th e r c le rk ,” sa id th e
b u sin e ss m an. “ You o u g h t to ,” w as
th e reply, " th e r e ’s too m u ch w o rk
h e re fo r Ju s t one c le rk .”
P IL E S CURED IN S TO 14 DAYS
Y o u r dr-UfiiiMt w ill refu n d m oney If PA Z O O IN T
M E N T fail» to c u re a n y ra a e o f Itc h in g , Blind,
B laed in g o r P r o tr u d in g P iles in 6 to 14 day». 60c.
IOWA WOMAN
WELL AGAIN
~
C GooJ Rardeners
wM ^w are those who
w ralse good flow
ers and vegetables. Good
flowers and vegetables come
from good seeds. V e pro
duce good seeds—the Infer- ,
ence Is obvious, For sale
everywhere.
IM S S E E D A N N U A L
F ree on R eq u est
» • ■ L n U Y iC O .
.Detroit. Mick.
SAYRE’S UNIVERSAL REMEDY
(F orm erly C ure-A ll)
CURES RHEUMATISM
P o rtla n d . O r.. 22 Dec.. 1911.
S ay ers U. R. Com pany, Tacom a, W ash.,
D ear Sira:—A s I fail to find any a g e n t o f y ours
in th is city , I enclose you $1 for tw o 50c b o ttles of
y o u r rem edy.
W e h av e used th is rem edy six
year« ago w ith good reMult«.
Y ount tru ly ,
P E T E K M cG ILLIV RA Y .
5WW 41st Ave. S. E.. City.
50c and $1 by m ail. M oney re tu rn e d if it fails.
SAYRE’S UNIVERSAL REMEDY CO.
One of Life’s Regret*.
2 1 4 B an k ers’ Trust Bldg.,
Tacom a, W ash.
Among the lesser regrets th a t m in
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
gle w ith graver sorrow for the friends
of an earlier generation we have lost
a re our om issions to ask them so
m any questions they could have an
sw ered so easily and would have
been pleased to he asked.—O. W.
Holmes. _______ __________
GET B ETTES LIGHT
z'’
j
com p o u n d .
FERRY'S'
CL E E
«V
8hock Brought Back 8peech.
A eroplane Badly Beaten By M otor fo r R ed, W eak , W eary, W a te ry E y es
a n d G ra n u la te d E y elid s. M urine D o e sn ’t
cycle In 100-Y ard D ash.
L i.
L ie
Domestic Economy.
A m erican M edicine sa y s th a t th e
su p p ly of hou sew iv es is fa llin g off
and young m en d e la y m a rria g e b e
cau se of tho d e c re a s in g p u rc h asin g
As a Great Statesm an Boasted.
pow er of th e dollar.
N e v e rth e le ss,
“ A sp asia! 1 h a v e done w ith th e s e
we know a lot of fellow s w ho n e v e r
c a re s, w ith th e s e reflections. L ittle
knew w h a t th e p u rc h a sin g pow er of
o f life Is re m a in in g , b u t m y h a p p i
a d o lla r w as u n til th e y m arried .
n e ss w ill be c o o ta n eo u s w ith It. and
my ren o w n w ill su rv iv e It; for th e re
Both A re H appy,
Is n o e x am p le of any w ho h a s gov
If a w om an g e ts w h a t sh e w ant»
e rn e d a s ta te so long, w ith o u t a sin
g le u c t of re v en g e o r m alice, of to w e ar and a m an w h a t he w a n ts to
c ru e lty o r se v e rity .
In th e th irty - eat, th e re 's no reaso n
w hy th ey
se v e n y e a rs of m y a d m in is tra tio n I sh o u ld n ’t live to g e th e r and be happy.
h ave cau sed n o c itize n to p u t on — T a tle r.
m o urning. On th is rock. Oh, A sp asia!
s ta n d m y P ro p y la e a and m y P a r
th en o n .------W a lte r S a v a g e L an d o r:
P e ric le s a n d A spasia.
F are to N orthw est, « 2 5 .
O m aha—The Union Pacific railroad
officials in th is city have announced a
Speak Gently.
Italy B acks Down.
Speak gently! ’tls a little thing
P a ris— Ita ly has agreed to give up resum ption o f its low colonist rates to Freed From Shooting Pains,
j dropped In the h eart's deep well; the
th e T urks su rrendered by the captain the N orthw est, effective for six w eeks
Spinal W eakness, D izziness, good, the Joy, th at It may bring e te rn i
during
o f the French steam ship Manouba of M arch and A pril next,
j when th a t vessel w as d etained by the which tim e th e fa re from the M issorui
ty shall tell.—G. W. Langford.
by Lydia E. Pinkham’s
j Ita lia n a u th o rities, as an a c t of hom riv e r to all Oregon and W ashington
V egetable Compound.
age to France and w ith o u t prejudice, points will be $25.
If you use Eye Salve use the best.
Each day of th e colonist rates a
P e t t i t ’ s E y e S a l v e is the standard,
according to a special dispatch from
sleeping
Rome. The b a ttle sh ip cru isers E dgar through tra in of to u rist
O ttum w a, Iowa. —“ F o r yeara Nwaa is reliable and costs no more thun in fer
Q uinet, Leon G am b etta and E rn est cars, w ith special dining car service alm ost a constant sufferer from fem ale ior goods th a t are unknown. Used by
Physicians ai d Oculists, helps w here all
dining
car
Renan, accom panied by five subm a and g re a tly reduced
t r o u b l o in all its others fail. It is not the T U B E or Box
rines, sailed from here to carry out prices, will be run through from
d r e a d f u l f o r m a ; th a t cures, it is the S A L V E th a t does the
m aneuver practice betw een N ice and Omaha to P ortland.
shooting pains all work. G uaranteed by Howard Bros. .
th e H yeres islands, in th e M editerra
over my body, aick under the G overnm ent Food and Drugs
Daily M rs. B elm ont's Aim.
nean.
h e a d a c h e , apinal Act. Don’t be deceived or misled. The |
w eakness, dizziness, only really antiseptic Eye Salve th a t has
New Y ork— Mrs. O. II. P. Belm ont
Oil Is Fined « 5 6 ,0 0 0
said S aturday th a t she was planning
d e p r e s s i o n , a n d been in the m arket for years. Sold by
everything th a t waa D ruggists throughout the known world.
Buffalo, N. Y .—The S tandard Oil to s ta r t a daily new spaper to be m an
horrid. I tried many
company, of New York, w as fined aged by women and devoted en tirely
doctors in different Our 112-Page Seed
$56,000 by Ju d g e Hazel in th e U nited to th e ir in terests. She said th a t wo
p a rts o f the U nited Catalog No. 94 free
S ta te s D istric t court in th is city for men did not have a fa ir representation
S tates, b u t Lydia EL
143 violations of th e in te rs ta te com in the new s of the day and thought
P inkham ’s V egeta
m erce law in accepting ra te conces the tim e w as ripe for women to come
Mrs. B el ble Compound has done more fo rm e than
sions in 1904 and 1905 from the Penn to the fro n t editorially.
sylvania and New York C entral ra il m ont’s ideal, she announced, “ would all the doctors. I feel it my duty to tell
roads on shipm ents o f oil from Olean, be a paper which is not bound by any you these facts. My h e a rt ia full of
N. Y., to B urlington, Vt.
The m axi financial, political or social obligation gratitu d e to Lydia E. Pinkham ’a Vege
mum possible fine in th e S tandard Oil to suppress one b it o f news or to a lte r table Compound fo r my h e a lth .” —Mra.
H a r r i e t E. W a m p l e r , 524 S. Ransom
its to n e.”
case would have been $2,860,000.
S treet, O ttum w a, Iowa.
S pokane to Aid Pupila.
Royal V isitors to Avoid C apital.
C o n s i d e r W e l l T h i s A d v ic e .
Spokane— F or the im m ediate re lie f
I»n d o n —The fact th a t the Duke
No woman suffering from any form
o f 200 or more Spokane school children and Duchess of Connaught, w ith th eir o f fem ale troubles should lose hope un
who are forced to a tten d school unfed, daughter, the Princess P atricia, are til she has given Lydia E. Pinkhmm’»
th e city com m issioners authorized th e not to v is it W ashington w hile they V egetable Compound a fa ir trial.
city ch arity board to m ake an appro are in the U nited S ta te s is causing
This fam ous rem edy, the medicinal in
priatio n of any sum th e board may some com m ent here, although it ia be gredients of which are derived from H O W
TO
fi n d sufficient. The plan ia to e sta b lieved th ere m ust be some good e x native roots and herbs, has for nearly
lish lunch counters a t th e schools for planation for th e ir decision.
I t is forty years proved to be a moat valua- From K E R O S E N E (CO«l O il)
use o f all th e children, those affording I usual when royal personages v isit a ble tonic and invigorator of the fe-
_ oil- ‘
h o m i n g l a m p « « b o w t b o A l a d d i n M o _______
n ti« l a m
p la t h o s ti o r t
it to pay for w hat they g e t and those foreign country, even if semi-official- male organism .
_____
Women everyw here mM«i,>r«nit
!▼«« oror t w i t « i m m u « - h l i g h t oa t b o
who cannot to be handed meal tic k e ts ly, to pay th e ir respects to the head of bear willing testim ony to the wonderful S S f o i • > < > ,..t-t-i it i. ~i..rw», »»r,. » m ,
M » , , tv ,* • i l .
»
ir _ .
O ol•»!«•«. B e t t e r l i g h t t h a n g o e n s e l e r t r t c . E v e r y A larid la
p riv ately by the teachera.
the nation.
Virtue of Lydia L . 1 lokham a Vegeta- L a m p fu lly guaranty*-! e n d protected by potent« In neorir
Nonunion Men Walk O ut
H ouston, Tex. — So-called atrike-
breakers, num bering 150, employed in
th e H arrim an line shops here, w alked
o u t shortly before noon W ednesday.
They declared they had declined to
assen t to a charge o f 50 centa a day
for meals. I t is said th e company had
been g iv in g them free board aince
th e inauguration o f the a trik e here
O ctober 19.
O nly O ne "B ltO M O Q U IN IN E "
T h n t in L A X A T IV E BROM O Q U IN IN E . I a » k
fo r th e » ¡» n a tu re o f E. W. G R O V E. U sed th e
W orld o v e r to C u re a Cold in O ne lin y . 2oc.
F o r o v e r f if ty y e a r s R h e u m a tis m , N e u r a lg ia
a n d o t h e r p a in f u l a ilm e n t» h a v e tte e n c u r e d
b y lla m lin a W iz a rd O il. I t ia a g o o d h o n e a t
re m e d y am i y o u w ill n o t r e g r e t h a v in g a b o t
t l e r e a d y f o r u ae.
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY
IiOs A ngeles—B efore a crowd of
10,000 persons, the th ird international
aviation m eet opened here Saturday.
F orty-nine aviators w ere entered in
the 16 events scheduled for the day,
and m ost o f them appeared in the air.
No records w ere broken and no acci
dents occurred.
The first event, th a t o f a fa s t flight
around the field, w as p articip ated in
by a dozen or more flyers.
A m otorcycle, a man, a horse, an
autom obile and an aeroplane contested
in a handicap dash o f 100 yards. The
motorcycle won easily, the man sec
ond, horse th ird , autom obile fourth
and the aeroplane a bad fifth. The
program included shooting a t pigeons,
fancy dipping and diving and races.
All Charges Prepaid.
. 1.. IHmglan HlioeKmt* not «old in your town, act «1 direct to factory. Take uieaurements
. of foot it* shown in m odel: Hate *1 \ desired: mze and « with usually w < tii ; plain
’ oi* cup i«..-: ii*’.»w, 10c.1.mu 01 light «ole. F
t ^ t In rg rrt r ft nr m n il n rrfar kw ri <
•Min t i n wo rld . Ulus. Catalog Free. W.L.DOUGLAS,liftSp&rkSt..Brockton, Maas-
M « d , bT th » J. C. AVER CO.. L o w .ll, S a n
In g e n io u s
S T A N D A R D O F Q U A L IT Y
FOR O V E R 3 0 Y E A R S
FOR SICK COW S
Healthy cow« jive more milk, m ike richer
butter, and require leas care. ROW KURI it a
cow medicine, not a food. It regulate« the
digestive and generative organa and tone« up
the entire aystera. A positive cure and preven
tive for LOST APPETITE, BARRENNESS.
ABORTION, SCOURS. MILK FRYER, and all
other alimentât hat aap the strength of milking
cows. Thousands of profitable herds owe their
health to ROW EURE.
Be sure to send for our valuable free book,
“ Mora Money From Your Cows.”
DAIRY ASSOCIATION CO, MFRS.
Lyndon ville, Vt., 1!. S. A.
How to
Get Well and
Keep So.
DR. WO
T h o em in e n t C hinese doctor, tr e a ts w ith
non-poiaomnm. n o n -in ju rio u s h e rb s and
eu ro s auch disease» of th e T h ro a t, H e a rt.
I.Ivor, Lunws, S tom ach. K idneys. A sth m a,
P neum onia. C onsum ption, C hronic Cough.
Pile». C onstipation, D y se n tery . N ervous
ness. D izziness, N eu ralg ia.
H eadache.
I,umb*«rn. A p p en d ic itis, R h eu m atism . Ca
ta r r h . E czem a, E tc .
CONSULTATION FREE
I t ia b e tte r to call th a n w rite , b u t th o se
w ho a r e unable to com e, aend 4 ce n ta in
stom p» and se c u re sy m p to m blank. A fto r
c a re fu lly g iv in g sy m p to m s th e se w o n d erfu l
h e a lth -g iv in g herhn can be secu red , w hich
w ill p u t you on th e rued to recovery.
Wo Chinese Medical Co.
2S0<4 Aider St. C ot . T h ird . Portland.
* » « 7 c o u n t r y o n a o r th . O u r h u r n * r s fit y o u r o ld lam po.
T o in tr o d u c e th o A la d d in . W« W i l l g l r « mm
mm mm
d
B uttar Prize o f Thieves.
If yon want special adrire writ« In AM C I A M P n r R U R N F R F H F F
F. N. U.
No 4—'ll.
New Y ork—The high price to which Lydia E. P in k ham Medicine C o («.afl-
»».n., t«,-»
' b u tte r has soared has made it the dentlal) Lynn, Mass. Yonr letter w ill M h i » K t l T t
tu* ( in n n a il
r c f l il A n d a n a w o r p H h / A
gun rent«*; not one returned,
N w ritin g to
prize loot o f city thieves. I t has de n e O p O n M f r t » a « n i l i n i w e r p a n j ■ |i r .i n « r s o k j * K » •» I t d o r a . A »It f o r tlb e re l o g « o e y p r u p o a b W " H E tion
this paper.
Ilan>n|v immp furnish*-»!.
veloped th a t gangs of clever o pera W O IB A I I l 4 h e l d i a » t r l c t C O IlU d e n c e * S I»” A «.
4 T U a i r t o i r t i l . « to a m a « B « a « i^ ,r w tU o 4 , Ban
tives have stolen thousands o f d o llars’
w orth o f the comm odity in the last
few weeks, a load valued a t $1,000
, having been taken in one instance in
d ay lig h t from a truck in the wholesale C olor m o ra g r a i a b rig h te r a n d (a s te r c o lo rs m a n a n y o th e r d y e . O >n,
n e 10c
10 c peel
package color* silk, w o e I and cotton equally x
and la guaranteed to give perfect resulte. Aekdeelea,------------------
, or w e w ill ^ ^ ------
j j j j - j j d a t it 10c a package. W rit* lor (roe
d istrict.
h e w to d v e . tle a c h a n d t r i a o r ’—
■ DRUG COMPANY, Quincy, filine—
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PUTNAM
FADELESS
DYES