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r~ - ■ --------------**\ METHODS OF INDUCING SLEEP F a rm ers an d M erch a n ts W rite us for our cash offer on your Farm and Dairy Produce. I f we don’t handle it will refer you to re liable buyer. pEARSON-PAGE CO. Portland. Oregon. V.__________________________ _ _______ / New« to Her. “ New York Bank Return»," read an old lady. "And I never knew that one of them had been missing,” she remarked.— Punch. Accidents, Burns, Scalds, Sprins, Bruises, Bumps, Cuts, Wounds, all are painful. Hand ms Wizard Oil draws out the inflammation and givt-s instant relief. Don’t wait for the accident. Buy it now. City Without Skyscrapers. In Hamburg the nature of the »oil la ■uch that no very tall buildings can be erected, and there are few that have aa many as ten floors. “ Pink E ye” is Epidemic In the Spring. T ry Murine Eye Remedy fo r Reliable Relief. Unrepresented In the Gospels. Hardly any problem of exegesis U more difficult than to discover in the gospels an administrative or organ izing or ecclesiastical Christ.— Francis G. Peabody. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the most effective medicine for the complete purification of the blood and the complete renovation of the whole sys- tern. Take it this spring. Get It today in usual liqu id fo rm or Ablets called Sarsatabs. 100 D o s e s $1. G I1 R R P P Q T A V iP ^ *c e*!*- Stencil« and Bras* nUDDCK C lhlm O Sign*. Celluloid Button« and Ribbon Fadges. Good Good», Quick Service. Send fo r complete Catalogue No. 28. Acma Stem; W ork«, 1015 A St., Tacoma. Wash. Second-Hand Machin ery bought, sold and _ exchanged: engines, boiler-*, pawmills. etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 76 1st 6t., Portland. Send fo r Stock List and prices. Machinery PORTLAND FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU W ill furnish you any kind o f help you w ant, male or female, skilled or unskilled, farm , sawmill, log gin g or any miscellaneous labor. Call, w rite or phene. No fees o f anv kind charged in this office. P h o n e s -A 5624; Main 3555. 215 S*con i St. Portia* Or. A To n ic, A lte ra tiv e and R esolvent. The best rem edy fo r K id n eys, L iv e r and Bowels. Eradicates Pim ples, Eruptions and D isorders o f the Skin. Pu rifies the Blood and giv es Tone, Strength and V ig o r to the en tire system. Make Yon Competent to Earn $25 to $50 per Week Belmont Auto School & Garage, E. 23d ami Morrinon Sto.. Portland, Ore. A r n o ld ’s A s th m a a n d C a ta rrh R em ed y . Guaranteed to euro Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis. Hay Fever and Rose Colds, or money refunded. Inclose SI.25 for Asthma Remedy, or 50o in (damps for Catarrh of the Head and Stomach. Ask for address of people cured in Portland. Tacoma or Seattle. A rn old's Asthm a Cure Co.. 333-4 Arcade bldg., Seattle. Wa. F U C H I —'Hie grea t skin rejuvenator. i f you have sallow skin, wrinkles, pimples or roughness o f the face or arms, the application o f F U C H I w ill bring back the glow and freshness o f youth. P r package, $1. (Branch) Fuchi Laboratories. Suit 9, 342 1-2 Wash ington St., Portland, Ore. MEDICINE CABINET Glazed with Bevel French Plate Mirror, 16x20 $ 5.75 Has 3 French Plate adjustable shelves. Relaxation of the Mind and Muscles la the Principal Thing to Keep In Mind. How to get to sleep, when every de vice (ails and one feels desperate, is a matter worth solving, especially If there be simple methods that can be tried. A well-known lecturer on hygiene, whom a very sleepless woman con sulted on the subject of bad nights, save her valuable advice, the efficacy of which she has proved. "Stretch out your limbs to the full length, with the arms rather close to the sides of the body, and straight down," said he, “or If that Is not com fortable. In any downward fashion.” "Sometimes you may find It for the moment restful to clasp the arms above the head, but on no account give way to the habit of doing so, for this position drives away the blood from the heart and sends it to the head, causing uneasy dreams, and therefore restlessness, and may even prevent sleep altogether. “ Gently close your mouth and breathe through your nose. This is highly Important. Then let all the muscles of the face and neck be re laxed, and all muscles of the body, too.” Women of mature age should be as careful as girls to see that they sleep with the mouth shut, for this habit combats a tendency, growing with the years, to drop or protrude the jaw as the face Is settling to'sleep. A closed mouth and relaxed muscles help to keep you young looking. Above all, sleep on your right side. Wonderful for Inducing sleep Is a cup of hot milk sipped slowly In bed the very last thing. DRAWS LINE AT INKY STAMPS Uncle Sam Ready to Redeem Them, But They Can Not Be Used to Carry a Letter. ‘‘How dirty can a postage stamp be come and still retain Its usefulness In the eyes of the government?" was a question propounded to muddle the al ready overworked brain of a busy man. Happening to meet a postman who was collecting mall, the man handed him a stamped letter. "That won't go," said the postman. "Stamp’s dirty.” As was hla wont on special occa sions, he busy man resorted to sar casm. “ Since when,” he demanded, "did the United States government be come so Immaculate that It requires none but unsullied stamps stuck on Its letters?’’ "W ell, they’ve always been pretty particular," returned the unperturbed postman, "but there are some kinds of dirt that count for more than oth ers. That stamp's got Ink on It. Tnky stamps won't go, because an Ink spot could be used to disguise a can celed stamp.” "Then I suppose every stamp I hap pen to drop a speck of Ink on is wasted ?’’ "Oh, no. Turn It In to the office where you bought It, and after a cer tain period you will get your money back.’ "H ow long will that take?” the man asked. “ About three months.” " I ’m afraid I can’t wait,” Bald the man, and over the discredited stamp he stuck a spotless one. On Acting. Acting Is not a trade which tends to stability and dignity of character, but encourages sensibility and flashes of warm Instinct. Extreme alertness to praise and blame, harmoniously combined with vanity and absorption in one topic, are almost a necessity of the occupation; but this existence, however narrow and distorted, has the primal virtues of vividness and vital ity. It not only depicts human pas sions, but It also requires In Its serv ants a varied and constantly ready fund of emotions and Instincts. Lack ing the free air of Independence and Impartial thought. It has to the full the warm breath of crude but passion ate humanity. In feeling, however blind, in life, however fragmentary, the onlooker finds more to love In the players' world than In all the dead decorum of a Philistine prosperity.— Norman Hapgood. Handy Book Marker, Ndthlng hurts a book more, espe C H AS. E. W E S T Co., P ortlan d , Or. cially a new book, than laying it down open to keep the place. Instead of do ing that, If you are liable to Interrup tion In your reading get a atout rub ber band and cover It with ribbon, gathered full enough to permit the nff'ALBERS'BROS.^ band's stretching. Then when you !|!| i ''l i need to lay it down It takes hardly a second to stretch the band and slip be neath It the pages read. Upon taking ¿EST AND CHEAPEST' It up again you find your place auto matically, moreover, the book mark cannot get lost. Take care to have Ask your dealer for it. H he does the band strong enough to hold and not handle it drop us a postal card big enough not to mar the end of the and we will furnish you the name o f cover. a dealer who does Doors, Windows, Building Material, direct to user. W rite fo r D escriptive Catalogue. \ DAIRY FEED! lALBERS BROS! !i; MILLING CÒjjij ! PORTLAND, OREGON! Painless Dentistry 1* oar pride—our hobby—our study fo r year« and our *uccoso, and oura ia the b. *t palnJeaa work to b « found anywhere, no m atter how B « oh jvm pay. C o m p are o u r Prlceo. W e flnlah p la t« and b n d «« w on for out of town patrona la one day I f daairad. Paini eoa extraction fr»*e when platea er bridge work ia order bow * Caasultatioa fro*. ■»lorCrowns $5.( 22V Br¡df«T«etb4a§ Gold .'«¡eg« 1Í Enam el Fillingo 1.00 S W Fimogo .50 A H w«>rk f u l l y g u a ra n teed f o r fift e e n Wise Dental Co.,. P a in le s s D en tists , Third *nd Wwtii «ti ngtoa PORTIAMO. (MS A M W I f M. SuaáarosSheS TURKEY WOULD GOBBLE PERSIA Moves Troops Into Province Claimed By Russia. Porte Believed to Hsve Backing of Stronger Power, and German Designs Are Suspected. London— The relations o f Russia and Turkey, which a few weeks ago caused the circulation o f alarming re ports, may at any moment reach an acute stage, and again the bone o f contention w ill be Persia. A t the close o f the Russo-Japanese war. Turkey moved troops into the Persian province o f Azerbaijan, a strip o f which has been in dispute for upwards o f 200 years. Turkey claims this strip; Persia holds it, but the ownership has yet to be decided. The question has been a subject o f nego tiations, but while these have been go ing on Russia asserts that Turkey has been advancing her forces slowly until they have gone even beyond the dis puted strip and now command the western part o f Azerbaijan from Lake Urumiah to the frontier, and can eas ily attack the Russian province o f Er- ivan. Turkey denies any agressive inten tions. She has informed the Russian minister to the porte that she has troops in the disputed territory only as a temporary expedient, waiting the outcome o f friendly negotiations, and i f necessary a reference to The Hague tribunal. Turkey’s firmness in supporting her contention, and in not only placing troops in the disputed strip hut mov ing them forward, has given rise in Russia to a suspicion that some other power is behind the Ottoman govern ment. It is pointed out that the ac quisition o f territory on the Persian frontier might be accepted as compen sation by Turkey for the loss o f T ri poli and the power that could bring about this exchange would please Italy. Germany, which before has tried to secure concessions on Lake Urumiah, is the power suspected. AWARD FARM S BY LO T T E R Y . Only Settlers May File and Specula tors Are Shut Out. Washington, D. C.— Details o f the proposed government lottery, by which valuable farms in the Tieton ir rigation project in Washington will be disposed o f to settlers, are given in an announcement made by the Re clamation service. The announcement says: “ The third unit o f the Tieton irri gation project, Washington, w ill be opened by a unique form of drawing. This unit contains about 40 farms upon which homestead entry may be made. They are among the finest fruit lands in the United States and extremely valuable. Irrigation lands under other portions o f this project are selling for $50 to $1,200 an acre, excluisve o f the water right. “ During December an eager line of land seekers anticipating approaching opening, took up their position just outside the land office in North Y a k i ma and refused to leave, even upon warning o f the government officials that they would acquire no special privileges by remaining. “ In order that all land seekers may have an equal opportunity to obtain farms, it has been decided to allow each homeseeker to signify which farm unit he desires. Names o f all who wish to file on unit A w ill then be placed in a box from which a disin terested party w ill draw one slip. “ The winner w ill then be allowed to make his filing and the next farm unit will be taken up, etc.’ ’ The lottery plan o f opening the Tie- ton lands was decided upon after it became known that a considerable number o f persons who have been in line at the office are representing speculators. The purpose o f the de partment is to throw this land, as far as possible, open to settlers who will make it their homes. Race Riots Are Feared. Fayetteville, W. Va.— Extra depu ties and police were sworn in by the authorities in the mining communities o f Boomer, Cannelton and Marling, because o f the imminence o f race riots between Americans and Italian min ers. Bitterness is caused primarily by the murder o f Washingon Bost- wick, a bank boss, who was shot by three Italians a few days ago. Gov ernor Glasscock has been asked to have m ilitia in readiness to be sent here at a moment’s notice. A t Boom er every miner is armed with a rifle. Tongueless Man Talks. Cincinnati — Joseph Monague, 48 Tact. years old, had the alternative o f for Mrs. Smith and her little daughtot feitin g his life or having his tongue Margaret, aged two. were spending the extirpated several days ago because of summer at the lake. The mother often cancer on that organ. He chose the spoke of the excellent quality of the latter course and today surprised the milk she fed the child. While out walk nurses and internes at the city .hospit ing with little Margaret one day, Mrs. al by gaining the powers o f speech a f Smith happened to meet the wife of ter the doctors had told him he would the farmer who supplied the superior be bereft o f bis voice. Physicians milk. now explain that the vocal chords are "W hat do you say, Margaret, to the still intact, and by concentrating ail lady for bringing you such nice milk?” his energy in the effort Monagae is prompted Mrs. Smith. able to articulate. “ How's the cow?" asked Margaret Mexican Situation Grave. politely-—Women's Home Companion. Washington, D. C.— Senator Cul- Not So Nice. lom, o f Illinois, sent a dispatch to "I know a girl who made a )2 grad friends in his state, saying it would uation gown and captured a husband be impossible for him to attend the on the strength of i t ” primaries in his borne eity, as the “ There’s a good argument for 12 gravity o f the Mexican situation made it necessary for him, as chairman o f gowns.” “ The trouble Is, she caught a (2 hus the senate foreign relations commit band. He has expected her to dress tee, to remain in Washington. , He cn that precedent ever since.” declared optimistically that his pres ence in Illinois was not needed, aa he felt assured o f his renomination. Too Tenuous. "There le only one family line In Parseval Balloon Sold. this country which can bear the bur- Berlin— A report is published here lens which are put upon 1L” that the Parseval dirigible balloon, "W hat Is that?" which has just been completed, has "The clothesline.” been sold to the Japanese government FAVORS THREE-YEAR BILL. ¡ j a s n Clark Makes Good His Promise to Western Senator. Turkeys In Hawaii. In the mountainous districts of Ha waii wild turkeys are very numerous, 1 and fevm an Important resource for the wandering camper. They arc, of course. Imported American turkeys gone wild. Some of the stockmen lib erated domestic turkeys, and they promptly took to a bold life said are I thriving excellently, their only foe ap parently being the mongoose, which ultimately will prove their undoing. This simply shows how readily domes tic stock harks to wild life when giv en an opportunity. Tonic— Alterative Washington, D. C.— Making good his promise to Senator Corah, o f Ida ho, Champ Clark left the speaker’s chair last Wednesday, took the floor, and in a 10-minute speech strongly W h a t is a “ t o n i c ” ? A urged the passage o f the Borah-Jones m edicine that increases the three-year homestead bill. strength o r the ton e o f the “ I am in favor o f fixing it so that whole system. W h a t is an no American citizen will want to de “ alterative” ? A m edicine part from the United States to secure WASHES CLOTHES FA8TER. that alters o r changes un a home in a foreign land,” said the you ever tasted speaker in conclusion, amid a storm Use RED CROSS B A LL BLUE and healthy action t o healthy o f applause from both sides o f the you will find It makes beautiful, — and the most wholesome and action. N am e the best “ tonic house. clear, white clothes wth less effort invigorating. You cannot but and less cost than any other blue. and alterative” ? A yer’s Sar A fte r declaring his purpose here like its rich “ grainy" flavor and it Is far superior to any liquid blue after to participate somewhat in the saparilla, the only Sarsapa spicy aroma. Ask your grocer for on the market for the best of liquid debates in the house, Speaker Clark hluing is principally water. Use the rilla entirely free from alcohol. said: “ Missourians take an abiding I blue that is all blue. A T A L L GRO- A sk you r d o cto r abou t it. interest in the whole Western coun I CERS. Price, 30 cents. (.G O LD E N C R A IN G R A N U L E S ) try .” He then recited the fact that Bilious attacks, sick-headaches, indiges —it he hasn't got U he u til get It for Discoverer of Coal. Thomas II. Benton, “ the greatest tion, constipation, dizzy spells — theso you. It's good for you J times a day. The discovery of coal Is said to are some of the results or at Missouri statesman that ever lived,” And remember that there ■ n inactive had conceived the idea o f passing a have been made by a Belgian black liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses is no substitute fo r 3 G ’s. homestead law, but passed out o f con smith named Hullos, who lived in the Ayer’s Pills in these cases. The dose gress before he could carry out his [ village of I’ lenevaux, near Liege, in ia small, one pill at bedtime. 3049. M ad» bjr lb.» t. O. A I I B CO., L o w »U . U see. idea. The day that Benton left the senate, Galusha A. Grow, o f Pennsyl QUICK RELIEF vania, entered the house, and after six EYE TROUBLES successive sessions, finally passed a MEXICAN "W O O D L A R K " s q u i r r e l Home. bill which embodied the Benton idea A home! It Is the bright, blesesd, o f what a homestead law should be. THE BRAND THAT K IL L S adorable phantom that alts highest on Destroys Sage Rats. Squirrels, Gophers and Clark contended therefore that the the sunny horizon that girdeth life.— P rairie Dogs. Requ ires no m ix in g o r prepara homestead law was really a Missouri A lw a y s ready fo r use. Deadliest o f a ll. Ike Marvel’s "Reveries of a Bach tion — You product. r m on ey back if not as claimed. elor.” C l a ju a b , W o o d w a r d D r u g C o ., Portland, Ore. The speaker also called attention to the fact that great numbers o f Mis • SAVES PO ULTRY LOSS. sourians have le ft their native state First Use of Tobacco. Mr«. N. W arren, Seattle. W ash., writes i and moved farther West. “ That “ M y flock o f chicken* had Roup nm iupon I The first pipe smokers, It Is claimed, Western country has been largely pop advice o f a friend 1 tried M u stan g Linim ent. I were the medicine men. Tobacco was I find it a wonderful remedy am i m y birds I ulated by Missourians,” said the are improving A m sure t h a t I shall f used In the first place as an Incense to speaker. “ They are a prolific race. not lose any. i a m n r y gratefu l and w ill | burn before the great spirits. The tell my friends it is not safe to be w ith o u t | I suppose I have received 100 letters M exican M u sta n g L in im en t.“ I burning of tobacco was an expression from Missourians in the West in fav 25c. 50c. $1 a bottle at D rug & G en'l Store* | of man’s homage to him Just as the or o f this bill, and I am making these burning of spices, such as frankin remarks to please them more than for Aa a rule, a fe w closes o f Munyon’ s Cold Rem edy In the w ill break up any cold and preven t pneumonia. It cense and myrrh, has been any other reason, except for the 6hort Lives of Physicians. Among the j relieves tho head, throat und lungs almost in- Orient since time began. strongest reason possible, and that is In keeping others alive, physicians | stantly. P rice 25 cents a t any druggists o r sent j Indians from Hudson’s Bay to Cape that the bill is right and ought to appear to lose their own lives. Of all | postpaid. ■ Horn the plant was regarded as sa pass.” I f you need Medical advice w rite te Munyon'a professional men their lives are the Doctors. Th ey w ill carefu lly diagnose you r c a m cred, hence the present use, “divine" shortest. Between the ages of forty- I I and | weed. __________________ giv e you advice by mail, absolutely free. B ILL AIM ED A T COM BINE. five and sixty five five doctors die on | Address Professor Munyon. 53d and Jefferson When Your Eyas Need Cira Try Murine Eye Remedy *n average to one clergyman. streets. Philadelphia, Fa. 1 N o S m a rtin g — F e e ls F in e — A c ts Q u ick ly . T r y Foreign Ship Trust Would Feel I t fo r R ed , W e a k , W a te r y E y es and G ra n u Weight o f New Law. la te d E y elid s. Illu s tr a te d Book in ea ch P a c k a ge. M u rin e is com pou nded by o u r O c u lis t« Far;Reachlng Influence. — n ot a “ P a te n t M ea ieln e” — bu t used in suc Washington, D. C.— A bill designed “ It la not possible to know how far ces sfu l P h y s ie ia n s ' P r a c tic e fo r m a n y y ears. to break up foreign shipping pools and o w d e d ica te d to th e p u b lic a n d »o ld by the Influence of any amiable, honest- N D ru g g is ts at* 25c and 50c p e r B o ttle. M urine combinations and to give to this gov hearted, duty-doing man flows out in E y e S a lv e in A s e p tic T u b e s , 25c a n d 60c. Murin« Eye Remedy Co., Chloaso ernment greater control over such al to the world.”— Great Expectations. leged restraints o f trade which origi Football In Germany. Not Caused By Work. nate outside the United States, was Michael (to his w ife)— "Come Sometimes the calluses on a man's introduced by Representative Hum hands are made by golf clubs.— away, wife, or else they will want us phrey, o f Washington. The govern Atchison Globe. afterward aa witnesses—Fllegenda Is the stomach \ ment now has several anti-trust suits B la e tte r.__________________ pending against foreign steamship You Can Get Allen’s r o o t - f a ,« fR E t. weak? 1 TRY combinations. W rite A lie n s . O lm sted, 1.« llo y , N. Y f o r a Great Telescope. Irou » a m p l e o ( A lle n ’» Foot-E ase. I t cu re » The bill would provide that any ves It la undoubtedly true that heaven • w e s tin g , h ot .w o lle n , a c h in g feet. I t m a ke» A re the bowels ( sel not o f the United States owned or now o r t ig h t »h o e » easy. A ce rta in eu ro to t always seems nearer when viewed THE eortn . In g r o w in g n ails and b u n ion ». A l l drug- controlled by any person or corpora clogged? / j t » U » e U U . 25c. D on 't accep t any »u b a tltu t*. through a clear conscience. tion adjudged to have violated the Sherman law, and which might be Holier Than Thou. Is the blood |1 BITTERS Pure Air on the Sea. used to carry out the purposes ad dome mon expect their neighbors to Teats have shown that the air In the judged unlawful, be prohibited from impoverished? be a little better than their nelghbora* crowded sloeping quarters of modern entering any port o f the United States neighbor. warships Is purer than In barracks or or clearing therefrom under penalty of average residences ashore. $25,000 for each offense. The bill also would provide that the T O C U R E A C O LD IN O N E D A T — postmaster general cancel the mall Take L A X A T IV E BROMO Quinine Tabl.ta. carrying contract o f any vessel owned Druggists rotund money I f it fails to cur*. E. W. GROVE’S signature la on each box. 26c. or controlled by persons adjudged vio will tone, strengthen and in lators o f the law. Hint for Mechanics. The bill was referred to the com vigorate the entire system I f two nuts are run on a bolt so that mittee on merchant marine which is and make you well again. .he square sides face each other they preparing to investigate the alleged Sloan’s Liniment is an ex will serve as a wrench In an emer* shipping combine. cellent remedy for chest and rency. __________________ -not tea -not coffee / It's the most de- / lightful Breakfast Drink Three G’s Pettits Eye Salve POISON MUSTANG LINIMENT ID S CURED IN ONE DAY B u ild u p The System HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS BUGABOO T O PERISH. Taft’s Reply to Lodge Resolution to Still War Talk.; throat affections. It quickly relieves congestion and in flammation. A few drops in water used as a gargle is antiseptic and healing. Evidently a Diplomat. On Sanity’s Border Line. A courtier taking leave o f Louis Experts can hardly define the thlD XIV., who was sending him as an am line that separates tho Insane from bassador to a foreign court, was told the sane. There Is a twilight o f the by the king: “ My most Important In mind In which many people buy and struction for you Is to pursue a policy sell, love and divorce, marry and give entirely different from that o f your In marriage and live and die. At no predecessor.” ’’Sire," said tho diplo time In their lives are they really In matist, “ I will endeavor to do so, that | sane more than a few moments at a your majesty may not repeat the ad- ' time and yet they live In a world that vice to my successor.” Is jangled, out of tune and different from that all around them. Washington, D. C. — President T a ft’s answer to the Lodge resolution calling for information as to the re ported establishment by Japan o f a naval base at Magdalena Bay in Mex ico w ill be designed to set at rest the constant rumors o f Japanese coloniza tion in North America and w ill be a Bull Might Objeot. distinct blow at the bugaboo o f war with Japan. The person who advises yon to take Although it was denied that Senator the bull by the horns never seems to Lodge was acting in sympathy with be considering what the bull might the administration, it was admitted be doing In the meantime. that the president would make use o f his resolution to set at rest reports of friction with friendly powers. Chairman Sulzer, o f the house fore ign affairs committee, after a talk with President Taft, declared the Lodge resolution “ the merest bun combe” and that Japan had acquired no rights for a naval station from Mexico. YOUNG WIFE SAVED FROM HOSPITAL Federal Recall Is Urged. Washington, D. C.— The recall of Federal judges by popular vote at Tell* How Sick She Was And presidential elections was proposed by What Saved Her From Representative Taylor, Democrat. The An Operation. Federal judge o f any district, under the proposed bill, could be removed from office “ on account o f lack o f U pper Sandusk y, Ohio.—“ Three years good behavior.” There would be no ago 1 was married and went to house specifications as to the bad behavior keeping. I was not o f a judge, but merely a denial o f good f e e l i n g w e l l and behavior. The voters, at the same I could hardly d r a g time, could recommend to the presi myself along. I had dent their choice o f a successor for such tired feelings, the judge'sought to be removed. my back ached, my sides ached, I had Fisher Thought Hostile. bladder trouble aw- 1 fully bad, and I could Washington, D. C.— The conference I noteatorsleep. I had committee on the three-year home 1 headaches, too, and stead bill is working on its report. became almost a ner- There is every indication that the ' vous wreck. My doc committee w ill agree upon a good bill, but evidence accumulates that Secre tor told me to go to a hospital. I d:d tary Fisher is growing more and more not like that idea very well, b o , when I hostile and will insist on the insertion saw your advertisement in a paper, I in the bill o f provisions not approved wrote to you for advice, and have done as by either house. This cannot be done you told me. I have taken Lydia E. under the rules o f congress and there Pinkham’s Vegetable C o m p o u n d and is some uneasiness for fear Fisher will Liver Pills, and now I have my health. " I f sick and ailing women would only recommend that the bill be vetoed, aa know enough to take your medicine, they he did with the burned timber bill. would i get relief. rebel ’ ’ —Mrs. B enj . H. S t ANS BERT, ; Route 6, Box 18, Upper Sandusky, Munitions Go to Madero. Ohio. Washington,|D.’ C.— President T a ft I f you have mysterious pains, irregu has authorized the exportation from the United States to Mexico o f five larity, backache, extreme nervousness, inflammation, u l c e r a t i o n or displace big shipments o f munitions o f war ment, don’ t wait too long, but try Lydia consigned to the forces o f President E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound now. Madero. These included two machine For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham’s guns, other arms and ammunition, Vegetable Compound, made from roots horses and blankets. The president and herbs, haa been the standard remedy also gave permission for the exporta for female ills, and such unquestionable tion o f a quantity o f dynamite for the testimony as the above proves the value use o f a mining company in the Mex o f this famous remedy and should give ican state o f Sonora. •very one confidence. Maryland Primary Bill Signed. Annapolis, Md.— Governor Golds- borough signed the Harper presiden tial primary election bill. The bill provides for a primary election to be held May 6. Chest Pains and Sprains Here's Proof " I have u«ed Sloan’« Linim ent fo r year* and can testify to it* wonderful efficiency. I have used it for »ore throat, croup, lame back and rheumatism and in every case it gave instant relief.” R E B E C C A J A N E IS A A C S , Lu cy, Kentucky. S LO A N 'S U N IM E N T M other, w ill And Mr*. W ln .low *. Soothing Syrup the best remedy to ua. for th .irc b lld re u lu rin g t b . teething porlod. Musical 3and*. _ Musical sands have been known for 1,000 years and It Is believed that there Is a reference to them In one of the tales of the “ Arabian Nights.” But nature produces much finer re sults. There Is the Mountain of the Bell on the shores of the Red sea, which makes extraordinary sounds and boomlngs when the winds set th*. countless millions of particles rubbing against each other and vibrating. is excellent for sprains and bruises. It .stops the pain at once and reduces swell ing very quickly. Sold by all dealers. nw /oSy 2Bo . , BOo., f 1.00 PILES CURED IN S TO 14 DATS Tour dnigglnt w ill refund money i f PAZO O IN T MENT fa il, to cure any r u e o f Itching, Blind. Bludlng or Protruding I ’ile» In 6 to 14 d »y a 60c. Rather Emphatlo. In a Virginia courthouse a negro was describing how a cutting acrape started. "DIs here Johnson nigger started toward me,” said the wttneaa; “ and as he done so ho stuck hlg band down In his hip pocket. And I says to him, ‘Nigger,’ I eays, 'whutever you has got your hand on now better be a chick en. ’cause I suttlnly le gwtne to maka you gjR It I’ ” Dally Thought. 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