Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, March 22, 1912, Image 3

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SENATE OPPOSES PITNEY.
Farmers and Merchants
Write us for our cash offer on your
Farm ami Dairy Produce. If we
don’t handle it will refer you to re­
liable buyer. p e a r s o N-PAGE CO.
—
Nominee for Supreme Bench Attack­
ed on Picketing Decision.
Washington, D. C.— For more than
three hours the senate, in one of the
Portland. Oregon.
stormiest and most protracted execu-v
tive sessions in recent history, debat­
PORTLAND FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU ed the confirmation o f Chancellor Pit­
W ill furnish you any kind o f help you w ant, male ney, of New Jersey, whom President
or fem ale, skilled o r unskilled, farm , sawmill, log­
g in g or any m iscellaneous labor.
Call, w r it e r ? Taft nominated to succeed the late
phon e. N o fee* o f any kind charged in this office.
P h ones—A 5624; M ain 3555. 215 btcum« St, Portland. Or. Justice Harlan on the Supreme Bench.
A rough canvass made by Chancel­
Wanted—Men and Women lor Pitney’s supporters after the fray
To learn barber trade. Tools free. W ages w hile showed the vote probably will be
learning.
Positions guaranteed.
International
B a rb er School. 89V* N. Third St., Portland. O regon close, and that there was some danger
o f his rejection.
Senator Culberson,
Second-H and M achin­
ery bought, sold and o f Texas, led in the attack, and in his
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exch an g ed: e n g in e s ,
boiler«, sawmills, etc. The J. E. M artin Co.. 76 1st speech and those of other senators,
Et.. Portland. Send fo r Stock List and prices.
the New Jersey judge was assailed in
bitter language, which extended to an
FUBBER STAMPS Signs. Celluloid Buttons attack even upon his general fitness
and Ribbon Fadges. Good Goods, Q uick Service. for the bench.
Send for com plete C atalogue No. 26. Acm e Stamp
The fight was based mainly upon
H orks. 1015 A SL, Tacon-.a. Wash.
Chancellor Pitney’s decision in the
glass bottle blowers’ case.
That de­
Arnold’s Asthma and
cision restrained journeymen green
glass bottle blowers, their officers and
Catarrh Remedy.
the members who struck against a
Guaranteed to cure Catarrh. Asthma.
B r o n ch itis , Hay F ev er and I o e C olds,
glass works in New Jersey some years
o r m on ey re fu n d e d .
ln<vo « *1.15 lo r
A sth m a B em ed v, o r 50c in stam ps fo r
ago, from using coercion or persuasion
C a tarrh o f th e H ead and S tom a ch . Ask
f o r address o f {»eople cu red in I'o rtlu u d ,
to make loyal employes leave their
1 n. o w u o r S ea ttle.
Arnold’ s Asthma Cure Co., 333-4 Arcade
bcaiue, Wo. work in breach o f contract or o f the
master and servant doctrine.
The decision prohibited the strikers
from personally molesting the strike­
breakers in any way, and interdicted
—T h e great skin i f ju ven ator. i f you have sallow picketing or boycotting.
skin, w rinkles, pim ples o r roughness o f the face
Senator Cummins, of Iowa, pictured
or arm s, the ap p i c a t ion o f F U C H I w ill bring back
the glow and fre>hn«'ss o f y o u rh. P r pack: g \ $1. the decision as oppressive to Ameri­
(B ran ch ) Fuchi Laboratories, Suit 9, 342 1-2 Wash'
can labor.
SSC
• iiigton St., P ortlan d, Ore.
Machinery
FU CH S
R A W FURS
W e p o s:tive!y pay »he hi hest
market, prices, as we are m anu­
factu rers and th erefore can pay
m ore than dealers.
Send for
free p rice list and sh ip p in g tags
and get full value fo r your skin«.
N. M. U ngar Co., ¡he Rcliublj
Furriers. 202ty 7th Si.. Portland. Ore
J H oi W u e r . Cupper Tank S.II Regulating. Cluck
I FREIGHT j'P A I D ® Nursery. Safety lam*». tested thermometer, be»t
FREE OTRlAL corurruciion oi l i t e r vs alls a'l over with asbestos
G oA R A J^TE CD
between each wall Sc »mipie dial anybody can
make big lu'.vlics G el our catalogue and low delivered price
B ro o d e r * fr o m S X .7 S up
Halans Incubator Co.,
Toledo, Washington
HOUSE HAS FILIBUSTER.
Agricultural Appropriations Bill Pass
es After Hard Fight.
Washington, D. C.—The second fili­
buster within four days preceded the
passage of the agricultural appropria
tion bill in the house.
The measure,
which carries approximately $15,-
800,000 was delayed in its final legis­
lative stage in the house by Minority
Leader Mann.
He waged a fight
against it in an effort to obtain appro­
priations for the national forests and
eliminate those voted for drainage
purposes.
The fight was filled with roll calls
and lasted until 8 o ’clock, when it
suddenly terminated.
The bill now
goes to the senate.
Representative Fitzgerald, o f New
York, chairman o f the appropriations
committee, led an assault on the bill
earlier in the day.
Using points o f order as his weap­
ons, Mr. Fitzgerald defeated senate
amendments for increase, forced out
an item o f $10,000 for expenses for
the division o f accountants and lopped
off salary increases for officials of that
division.
Rather Fishy.
Richard Crokcr, at a banquet In
New York, said of a political move­
ment he disliked:
“ The thing was f.shy—as fishy as
tho young girl’s explanation.
“ Her father, extending an open let-
tor, said sternly to this young girl on
morning:
“ ’Here is something I found in the
upstairs hall.’
"She blushed.
“ Oh. yes,’ sho stammered; ‘it’s Just
a letter from Tom Drown.’
"Her father, frowning heavily, went
on:
“ ‘And that line of queer marki at
MERGER FIGHT RENEWED.
the end—what are they?’
"She answered, blushing still more
Brief ot 600 Pages Sets Forth
deeply:
“ Facts” In Case.
“ ‘They are stars, sir Tom is giv­
ing me lessons in astronomy.’ ”
Washington, D, C.— The govern­
When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy ment’s fight to split the merger o f the
N o S m a r t in g — F e e ls F in e — A c t s Q u ic k ly . T r y Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
It f o r R e d , W e a k , W a t e r y E y e s a n d G r a n u ­
la t e d E y e lid s . I llu s t r a t e d B o o k in e a c h P a c k ­ systems has opened in the Supreme
a g e . M u rin e is c o m p o u n d e d b y o u r O c u lis t «
Attorney-
— n o t a “ P a te n t M e d ic in e ” — b u t u se d in s u c ­ court of the United States.
c e s s fu l P h y s ic ia n s ’ P r a c t i c e f o r m a n y y e a r s .
N o w d e d ic a t e d t o th e p u b li c a n d s o ld b j General Wickersham and his special
D r u g g is t s at- 25c a n d 50c p e r B o ttle . M u rin « assistants, Frank B. Kellogg and Cor-
E y e S a l v e i n A s e p t ic T u b e s , 25c a n d 50c.
■denio A. Severance, filed a comprehen­
M urine Eye R em edy C o ., C h ica g o
sive brief o f their argument to be
made orally in court shortly after
Water Power In Iceland.
April 1.
Engineers have figured that one wa­
In addition to the brief o f argu­
terfall in Iceland can be made to
ments, a second brief o f 600 pages
yield 60,000 horsepower and another
was required to set forth the “ facts”
60,000.
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in the case.
The court was told in
the second brief that the railway com­
Act at Once.
Defer not till tomorrow to b* wise; bination now sought to be dissolved
tomorrow’s sun to thee may never originated with Edward H. Harriman,
Jacob H. Schiff and associates.
rise.—William Congreve.
It brought under a common control,
the government contended, the Union
Pacific, the Southern Pacific and the
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake,
with various ocean steamship lines,
among which was the Pacific Mail
Steamship company, which forms a
part o f the Panama route from New
York to San Francisco; in addition it
secured an influential voice in the
management o f the Atchison, Topeka
FOR FROSTBITES.
& Santa Fe railway.
! G . W . Palmer, Knik, Alaska, write« t
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
“ I find M ex ica n M u s ta n g L in im e n t th e
beat rem edy for Frostbite« we have.**
Copt. J. Lindeboom,
Rampart City, Alaska, writes:
*‘ I use M u s t a n g L in im en t an d g iv e it m uch
1 c r é d it a s it a n s w e rs the pu rp o se w on derfu l-
ly- I highly recommend it for Frostbite«.”
2 5 c . 50c. $1 a bottle «it Drug 4c G en’ 1 Store*
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DAIRY FEED:
¿EST AND CHEAPEST'
Ask your dealer for it. I f he does
not handle it drop us a postal card
and we will furnish you the name of
a dealer who does
¡ALBERS BROS!
¡¡•¡MILLING CQjjij
¡P ortland ,
orecon !
Painless Dentistry
la nor pride—our bobhy-oer «lady for year« and
now our snccem. and oars is the beat palnJau» work
to be found anywhoro. no matter how mech you
pay. Com pare our Prices,
W « finish plate and
b rid g e w orl •M for out-
o f - t o w n p a tro n s
o n e rf*y
d eeired .
P a in i*«* e x t r a c t io n
fr e e w hen p la t* « o r
b rid g e w ork is o r d e r
ft
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Consultât-cn fro«.
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6.00
fcith llalW , _
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7.50
F i M m R tlfr’ IlM . 5 0
A H work fully guaranteed fo r fifteen yearn.
W ise Dental
P ainless Dentists
H U a t S e S g e t. T M rt
M a lm
mti W a s M ie ta a
P M T U M .M S
I A M U I fM. la b n .IV >
Reopen Patent Case.
Washington, D. C.— Aroused by the
tremendous bearing of the Supreme
court’s recent patent monopoly decis­
ion upon the government’s anti-trust
campaign, Attorney-General Wicker­
sham turned his attention toward the
probability o f a hearing o f the case.
The department o f justice, it was said,
would assist in presenting the case to
the Supreme court, if a rehearing was
granted.
The attorney-general in­
quired o f the defeated litigants to as­
certain whether they contemplated
asking a full bench.
Want Tariff for Protection.
Washington, D. C.— A decision o f
sweeping importance in the adminis­
tration o f the tariff law, declaring
that an importer can appeal from an
assessment of duty by a collector o f
customs on the ground that the assess­
ment was too low, was rendered by
the United States court o f customs’
appeals.
The decision means that
manufacturers disagreeing with the
Treasury department can import a
test shipment and appeal to the cus­
toms court to get more protection
through higher duties.
Fort Bill Meets Favor.
Washington, D. C. — The fortifica­
tions appropriation bill, carrying a
total o f $4,186;236, including $160,-
000 for the purchase of a site for the
protection o f the entrance to Chesa­
peake Bay, was ordered^favorably re­
ported from the senate committee on
appropriations. Serious opposition to
this provision appeared in the bouse
and it was struck out. The senate
committee put in this item.
Tsft Would Recompense Texas
Washington, D. C.— President Taft
sent to congress a brief message rec­
ommending an appropriation sufficient
to reimburse the State o f Texas for
the pay o f additional Texas rangers
employed in policing and patroling the
Mexican border.
Irresistible FarneetneaS.
■How can any man be weak who
dares to be at all? Even the tender
eat plants force their way up through
the hardest earth, and the crevices of
rock; but a man no material power
can resist. What a wedge, what a
beetle, what • catapult is an earnest
man! What can resist him?"—Tho
reau.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
STRIKERS MAKE
LARGE GAINS
------------
T extile W ork ers W ill Benefit
$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Annually.
FOR ALL
SPRING
AILMENTS
It is impossible to find a
ii
- -
ervous c
V E T E R A N C HARM ER O r BIRDS
Aged Frland of Feathered Tribe !
Decorated by French Minister
of Agriculture.
Pari«.—M Henri Poll, the world I
famous and venerable bird charmer
of Tuilertes Garden In Paris, has beer,
decorated by tho French minister ot
agriculture. By dint of wonderful pa j
tlence and study. M. Poll, who la now |
76 year« old, has won the Intimacy of
hie feathered friends, who know ex­
actly at what time, morning and
Thin? Pale?
Are you easily tired, lack your
usual vigor and strength?
Then your digestion must be
poor, your blood must be
thin, your nerves must be
weak. You need a strong
tonic. You need A yer’s
Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsa­
parilla entirely free from alco­
hol. We believe your doctor
will endorse these state­
ments. Ask and find out.
275,000 Wage Earners Share Raise
better or more reliable rem­
—Negotiations Pending With All
edy
than the famous
Mrs. Marion Bruce, Cumberland.
Remaining Mills.
Me, writes: ‘‘I have taken Hood’s
Sarsaparilla for a great many years,
and I think it the best blood medicine
In the world. I >*ke it both spring ami ;
Boston— Wage increases aggregat­
fall. This last winter and spring 1
was in very poor health. I was weak ing more than $20,000,000 will go into
an d had lost all my appetite and I was the pockets o f New England textile
all run down. A s soon as I b eg a n to
We guarantee it absolutely
take Hood’s Sarsaparilla m y stren g th workers in the next 12 months, ac­
pure and you will find it a
c a m e back an d m y a p p e tite retu rn ed. cording to authoritative estimates of
I am n ow w ell, d o m y h ou sew ork , and the result of the present upward trend
great
benefit in cases of
no lo n g er h a v e that tired fe e lin g .”
o f wages in cotton and woolen mills.
Get it to d a y in u su al liq u id fo rm or
If you think constipation is of trifling
INDIGESTION, COSTIVENESS.
On the basis o f an annual payroll of
c h o c o la te d ta b le ts ca lled S a rsa ta b s.
consequence, just ask your doctor. He
$79,000,000 in the woolen mills, the
BILLI0USNESS,
will disabuse you of that notion in short
increase there will amount to $5,600,-
order. “ Correct it at on ce!” he will
COLDS, GRIPPE, MALARIA.
BRONZE DOG CAUSES TROUBLE 000, while cotton mill operatives will
say. Then ask him abou; Ayer’s Pills.
________
receive an advance of $5,000,000.
A mild liver pill, all vegetable.
MT * BOTTLE TOOAT.
IT DOES THE WO I
at »Jo a j til* J . o . AY S it CO.. L ow ell, M u « . |
Fully 275,000 operatives will share
Is Removed From Statue In England
in the increase by April 1 if all the
After Riots Led by Vlvi-
mills that have not yet joined the
sectionlsts.
movement follow the lead o f the larg­ JUST F O R B IT E O F TOBACCO
HEALING ART IN NINEVEH
Lcntlcn.—Tho famous figure of the er concerns. Announcements o f con­
Medicines and Other Cures Employed
brown dog has disappeared from the templated advances affect upward of James Whitcomb Riley 8tarte ■ Com­
motion That Hae George Ade
There 650 Years Before the
fountain at Battersea. England. It 200,000 millworkers, while other cot-
• Guessing.
Christian Era.
created a lively sensation while it was ton’ manufacturers have indicated an
there and it was the cause of a great intention of equaling the wage ad­
James Whitcomb Riley was a guest,
The patient work of tho archaeolo­
many encounters between the police vances.
The New Bedford offer of a 5 per a year or two ago. at Hazelden farm,
gist enabled people In 1911 to form a
end its friends and enemies. The
very fair Idea of medical science as It
brown dog was a bronze and stood on cent increase will be acted on early George Ade’» big country place In
existed In Nineveh 650 years before
a granite fountain. On this fountain this week by the textile council, which Western Indiana. Ade had Instructed
recently presented a demand for a 10 all the farmhands before the guest's
the birth of Christ. Of the 20,000 tab­
was the following Inscription:
arrival to see to It that Mr. Riley wnnt-
lets taken from the library of Assur-
“ In memory of the brown terrier per cent advance.
Although there is a division o f opin­ od for nothing while there to make
banlpal, the great King cf Assyria,
dog done to death in the laboratories
who conquered Egypt and Babylonia
of the University college, Feb., 1903. ion among the operatives, many are hie stay pleasant. Rut he wasln’t pre­
said
to
favor
accepting
the
manufac­
and established his subjects In the de­
pared for tho commotion he saw look-
after having endured vivisection ex­
serted cities of Samaria, hundreds
tending over more than two months turers’ offer, reviving their demand lug out ot his bedroom window the
deal exclusively with medicine and
and having been handed over from for 10 per cent when business im­ morning after Riley came. The chief
Birds
Hie
Friends.
contain numerous prescriptions:
thing that attracted his attention was
ono vhUectionlst to another until proves.
The textile council, representing the sight of one of his big motor cars evening, ho will appear. Many of
“ If a man has colic make him stand
five unions o f Fall River operatives, whizzing out the driveway and off them come to his call by name and up and pour over him a decoction of
has voted to reject the offer of an ad­ toward Brook, the nearest village, on have been trained by him to perform hyperlcum and he will recover.
vance of 5 per cent and demand 15 per high sreed.
tricks at his bidding. They submit
“ Or make him crouch down on his
cent. Negotiations between the labor
"Something awful has happened,” to being picked up by him, perching heels and pour cold water over hie
representatives and mill agents will Ade muttered, "and they're going for on his hands, and, as shown In the ac­ head.”
continue.
Faith healing seems to be Indicated
a doctor." And he didn't lose aDy time companying photograph, will ex­
Close observers believe a compro­ getting Into his clothes.
change positions with one another at In a prescription which runs “If he Is
mise will be arranged.
On the ad­
Out near tho barn he found Riley his word of command.
in a weak Btate, make him bend down,
vance in Fall River will depend the
then raise his legs, and say;
'May
strolling about, taking In the early
probable final attitude of the New
If you use Eye Salve use the best
you get quite well.' Strike him also
morning air.
P e t t i t ’ s E y e S a l v e is the standard,
Bedford unions.
“ What's—what's the matter?" In­ is reliable and costs no more than infer­ . on the head fourteen times with your
Although a few of the big Lawrence
quired Ado, breathlessly.
ior goods that ure unknown. Used by j thumb.”
mills are nominally under the ban of
"What do you mean?" asked Riley. Physicians and Oculists, helps where all
Many prescriptions deal with the
the strike, indications point to a gen­
“ Why, that motor car. Aren’t they others fail. It is not the T u b e or Box cure of a disorder which was very
eral return to work.
that
cures,
it
is
the
SALVE
that
does
the
common at Nineveh, and which seems
Statisticians figure the injury by going for a doctor or something?"
work. Guaranteed by Howard Bros, to have been due to overindulgence in
“ Oh, that," replied Riley. "I’ve Just under
the Government Food and Drugs
the Lawrence strike to manufacturers
at $1,500,000 in business in hand and been wondering myself whatever pos- Act. Don’t be deceived or misled. Tnu food and drink. “ When a man is bil­
advance business lost; a forfeit by i sessed your chauffeur to take on only really antiseptic Eye Salve that has ious rub him with an onion, and let
the strikers of about an equal amount | the way he did. I came up to him been in the market for years. Sold by him drink nothing but water and ab­
in wages and a cost to the state and a few minutes ago and asked him If he Druggists throughout the known world. stain from food altogether.'’
Among the medicines used by the
city o f $100,000 for militiamen and had any chewing tobacco, remarking
Detecting the Chinese.
that I had bought a lot to do me
physiclnns of Nineveh were sesame,
extra police.
Two
men
have
Just
been
convicted
whllo I was here and then forgot to
olive oil, castor oil, syrup of dates,
put It in my grip. Without saying a of smuggling Chinamen Into the coun­ honey and salt. Fasting and massage
Dynamite Plot Seen.
word he ran away and began to crank 1 try. The detectives adopted a plan were frequently ordered.
Caa’t figure out : marvelous In Its simplicity and effect-
San Diego, Cal.—Accused o f having up that machine.
lveness. They wanted to be sure
Worth the Finding.-
conspired to terrorize the city by what his game Is.”
Battersea’s "Old Brown Dog.”
One strong thing I find here below—
wholesale dynamiting, six men, as­
But tiie explanation came In a few whether tho four Celestials In ques
tlon
had
ever
been
In
the
country
be
the Just thing, the thing true.—Se­
serted by the police to be leaders of moments when the chauffeur came
death came to Its release. Also .n the street-speaking agitators who chulj chuffing back, still at full speed, fore. They were dressed In American lected.
memory of the 232 dogs vivisected at have been making a campaign here with a dollar's worth of chewing to­ fashion and the detectives took the
couts off the men and required them to
the same place during the year 1902. | for a number“o“f week., w etiT arrest^ bacco for the ooet.
put them on again. They put them on
Men and women of England how long
The names o f the prisoners are
shall these things last?”
backward.
BLUE CLEAR THROUGH.
withheld from the public, but Chief of
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’ s Soothing Police Wilson says that he has posi­
Batik of England Employes.
The one, reliable, satisfactory and
Syrup the best remedy to use tor their chilUreu tive proof of the dynamiting plot, and
Thcro are about 1,060 persons on
economical bluing for laundry use is
luring the teething period.
that it has to do with the street­ RED CROSS BALL BLUE—the blue the staff of the Bank of England, of
speaking campaign.
that is all blue. Makes clothes white whom 840 are at the head office In
Reminders of Napoleon.
According to Chief Wilson the men and clear. Dissolves Instantly and London and the remainder In the
"I never knew Missouri was filled
j
always
ready for use.
branches throughout the country.
with reminders of the Napoleonic wars did not contemplate taking lives, but
A s a rule, a few done» o f M unyon’s Cold R em edy
You will ’ never use liquid blue
did
contemplate
the
destruction
o
f
a
until I took a trip over the Missouri
again after once trying RED CROSS Five hundred porters and mechanics w ill break up any cold and prevent pneum onia. It
number
of
large
office
buildings
and
relieves the head, throat and lungs alm ost in­
are
also
employed.
Tho
bank
prints
MALL BLUE. Price 10 cents. ALL
Pacific's river branch to Boonville,*
industrial plants here.
The dyna­ j GROCERS.
Its own notes and Indian rupee notes, stantly. Price 25 cen t» at any d ru g g ist» or sent
a traveling man remarked
postpaid.
mite was stolen two weeks ago from
together with all postal orders and
"Thoughts of the great struggle In
I f you need M edical advice w rite to M unyon’ s
the magazines o f the city sewer de­
Leave
It
or
Take
It.
old
age
pension
orders;
this
work
Is
D octors. They w ill c a refu lly diagnose your c om
France commenced to dawn upon me
partment. A t that time the munici­
He had the poet's Instinct for leav­ done at the head office.
and giv e you advice by mail, absolutely free.
when the brakeman went through the
pal authorities gave no hint that they ing practical matters to others. But
A d dres» P rofessor M unyon, 53d and Jefferson
train calling ‘Napoleon.’
I recalled
"P
in
k
E
y
e
"
1»
Epidemic
in
the
Spring.
streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
believed the explosive had been stolen father-tn-law-to-be did not know this.
the career o f ambition of the Corsican
Try Murine Eye Remedy for Reliable Relief.
for any other purpose than that of
“ Look here, young fellow." be eald,
general and was allowing my thoughts financ^ ,
U n fo r e s e e n R e s u lt.
"I think It's about time the date of
to wander In that vein when the next j
your marriage with my girl was
“ I notice that you courteously re­
station was announced. Waterloo. I
frain from mentioning the name of
Plot Against King Seen.
fixed.”
began to recall further Incidents and
"Yes. perhaps,” the young man your political rival in any of your
Rome— Several arrests have been
thoughts of the victorious general who
agreed. "But I am leaving that en- speeches.” ” 1 can’t sny my practice
blasted Napoleon’s hopes of a great made in connection with the attempt
In that respect Is so much a matter of
j tirely to Mabel.”
empire. Imagine my surprise when I to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel
I once
"Ah! Is It to be a quiet or stylish courtesy as of prudence
found the next station was Wellington. last week.
Among the prisoners is wedding?”
started In to denounce a rlvul, but hb
The next stop had nothing to do with Nicholas Tacito, a Roumanian, who
” 1 think, sir.” answered the young soon as I mentioned bis name the
the French wars, so I thought the co­ was mentioned in a report recently man quietly. ” 1 can leave that safely audience burst Into deafening and
incidences were over. But I wanted to sent to the government by the Italian In the hands of Mrs. Bullion.”
contlnuour
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learn the why of it all, eo I asked tho consul at Geneva as being connected
“ Yes; qul'-e so!” nodded Mr. Bul­
conductor. He didn’t answer.
II* with a plot hatched there | to kill the lion. “ But a young fellow generally
Went Out of Life Together.
king, Premier Giolitti and Foreign has some Idea with regard to the ex­
M. and Mine. Varay, aged 81 and
waa Grouchy.”
Minister Di San Giuliano.
Tacito pense—bridesmaids' gifts, you know. 79, both died of old age at Correze,
Thousands of Consumptives die ever)
rear. Consumption result" from a neg- was arrested in Rome. Antonio Del- And, by the way, what Is your In­ France, the other day. The date was
the anniversary of both their birth-
reted cobi on the lung". Hamlins Wiz ird ha, who fired the shots at the king, in­ come?”
Oil will cure these colds. Just rub it into sists that he alone is responsible.
lay*.
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“
Well,
that,
sir,”
said
the
young
the chest and draw out the intluiumation.
No U - ’ IZ.
P. N. U.
man modeetly, “I am leaving entirely
Good Advice.
Rail Deal is Confirmed
to you."
Don’t brag before you make good,
To Keep Nuts Fresh.
Seattle— G. C. Hyatt, general man­
W H E N writiri, to arfrartlMre, p l « M
and after you’ve made good you won't
If walnuts or any other kind of ager o f the Bellingham Bay & British
Onlr One “ BROMO QUININE”
”
Ito . thU pa por.
nuts are packed In layers of sand Columbia railway company, has tele­ That U L A X A T IV E BROMO Q U IN IN E . look need to.—Life.
tha eien.lure o f E. W . GROVE. Ueed the
and kept In a cool place, they will graphed a long statement from San for
World over to Cure n Cold in Ono Dm/. 26c.
keep fresh for an Indefinite period. Francisco saying that the company
Soak them In warm water for an hour and its allied properties has been
Naturally He Was Sick.
before using If you would have them purchased from the Mills & Cornwall
He came creeping In at the usual
peel as If they had Just been gatb estates by a syndicate o f Bellingham, hour when a man finds It convenient
ered fresh from the tree.
Seattle and Tacoma men and that a to enter his bouse with as little com­
joint traffic arrangement is about to motion as possible. He replied, In
j
s q u ìr r e l
Blame Mountain Rallroade.
be concluded with the Chicago, Mil­ response to the usual wifely query
The Swiss peasants are of the waukee & Puget
Sound
railway put to gentlemen who arrive home at
bplnlon that the constant shrinkage of whereby Milwaukee cars will be han­ that hour of the night that he had
the Alpine glaciers is due to the bulld­ dled by car ferry from Seattle.
been sitting up with a sick friend.
og ot mountain railroads.
"A sick friend. Indeed! And what
ailed him?” “ W-why, he lost $87.”
Chinese Brave at Fire.
Russian Limit for Marriage.
San Francisco — Fire, supposed to
No person over SO years of age can
PILES CURED IN S TO 1« DAYS
marry In Russia, according to tba law have been caused by spontaneous com­ Y o u r d ru ggin t w ill refu nd m or.ey If P A Z O OIW T-
REQUIRES NO M IXING OR PREPARATION, ALWAYS REAOY FOR US
M
E
N
T
to cu re any cane o f Itch ing, Blind,
bustion, started in the cotton cargo in B leeding fail»
of that country.
o r P rotru d in g Pile* in 6 to 14 day«. 6uc.
w
/a/r you euv, o r h a n d m e a ts r.
c er re/£ " woodiara b r a n o '
the hold of the Pacific Mail liner Man­
MONrreACK/rMOTASCLA'HID CLARKE,WOODWARD DRUO CO. P ortland , ori .
churia, as she lay at her dock here.
Hardest Kind of Work.
Members of the Chinese crew who
T want you to understand that I
were called to aid the fire-fighters dis­ got my money by hard work.” “Why,
tinguished themselves by their gallan­ I thought It was left you by your
try, a Chinese boatswain’s mate hav­ uncle.” “So It waa, but I had hard
ing been the first to go below and lo­ work getting it away from the law­
cate and ascertain where the flames yers.”
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were.
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Magazine Standard.
• 2 i 5 * 2 .5 0 *3.00 * 3 .5 0 * 4 0 0 & * 5 .0 0
Japs Quit Caucasians,
We have had acant opportunities
Far MEN, WOMEN and BOYS
Seattle— The Japanese liner,'Sado for observation, but personally we
T H E S T A N D A R D OF Q U A LI TY
Maru arrived here from the Orient, in have never seen underwear fit aa per­
FOR SICK COWS
FOR OVER 30 YEARS
command of Captain I. Isakawa, who fectly anywhere as In the magazines.
Heulthy cow« (ire more milk, make richer
TH E N EXT TIME Y O U NEED SHOES
butter, and require lea« care. HOW KL’ RK ia a
displaced Captain James C. Richards —Galveston News.
wire W . L Douglas shoes a trial. W . L
cow medicine, sot t food.
It regulate« the
as master.
It is said ¡that Captain
digestive and generative organa and tone« up
Douglas name stamped on a shoe guar­
Favorite
Hymn
Translated.
Richards
was
the
last
Caucasian
offi­
the entire aratea. A positive care and preven­
antees superior quality and more value
The hymn “Abide With Me” baa
cer on any Japanese liner. When the
tive for LOST APPETITE. BARRENNESS,
ABORTION, SCOURS, MILK FEVER, and all
for the money than other makes. His
big Japanese steamship companies be­ been translated Into Yiddish and Es­
other ailment«! hat cap the strength of miikiag
name and price stamped on the bottom
gan service 15 years ago, European peranto, and both of the translators
cow«. Tbouaandt of proitable herd« owe their
masters, mates and engineers were are Baltimoreans.
protects the wearer against high prices
health to ROW KURR.
Be »«re to «end for our valatble free book,
employed altogether, but they have
and inferior shoes. Insist upon having
Her
Preference.
"More Money From Your Cow«.”
been dropped one by one.
the genuine W . L Douglas shoes. Take
Consistency, tbou art a Jewel, hut
DAIRY ASSOCIATION CO, MFRS.
no substitute. It ,onr
-.rmot «nr-vlT W.UDonRlM
the average woman would rather have
Orozco'a Father Takes Field.
Lyedoaviiie, VL, U. S. A.
sho**, w rit* W . I .P — ■>■«, B rockton, M a m ., for ca ta log . Shoe* Bent
r w here delivery cl targes prepaid, f e d C s l e r I g r l r i s «•««*.
a
diamond.—Washington
Poet.
El Paso— Colonel Orozco, father of
the inaurrector chief, with 300 men*»»
a permanent garrison, arrived at
Juarez to relieve General Antonio
2n3E 23zn$zz:
Rogaa who will take hia force to Fale-
Co«/-k Syrup. Tail« Gond.
In t:m*. hold hr Dmrrwti
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_ One 10 c package c olon silk, w o o l and c o t t o n __
mir. Rojas' purpose ia said to be Color more goods brighter and faster colon than any other
dye.
w ell and is guaranteed to give perfoct results. Ask dealer, or w e w ill send postpaid at 10c a package. W rite tor fl
to capture the federal garrison at Oji- booklet
.row COUCHS AND COEDS K-
m
MONROE DRUO COMPANY, Quincy, mtnoU.
h ow io dye, bleach and mix colors.
naga.
Cures All Spring Ailments.
H O S TETTER ’S
STOMACH BITTERS
GOL DS
CURED IN ONE DAY
f
ERRY s
KILLS
GOPHERS ,v/7_ _ -■. O ^
SAGE RATS
SQUIRRELS AND ^
PRAIRIE DOGS’ -
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P O IS O N
W. L. D O U G L A S
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