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POULTRY AND GAME Can * » t you tuner price» fo r Wild Ducks •nd other frame la season. W rite us lor cash o ffer on all ktnda of poultry, pork. etc. Pearson-Page Co., Portland COST OF POOR ROADS Single Defect or Steep Hill Means Smaller Loads. W OM EN SEE W A R ’S HORRORS M n _. , Many Slain in ihrPC'Uay right ►WARD K. Bl'RTUM — i i u ) « r and CheirUt ^ Lea«»***», •adTille, Ooiorisdo^ u nviM iv, Speciuien D|m.iui«o i !>■ iirw: . «n uoiil. t. Id. ■¡liver, Lead. O. Gold. Silver. 76c. Gold. 50o. Zina or Copper. SI. ifa llla g envelopes a id fu ll price lie« •ent on appi loot lea. Control and Cmpiro w orks» »«triteil H t ft n n t t i Nett- nni i>*uk. Machinery Second-Hand Machin ery « bought, sold and _ exchanged: en gin es. boilers, sawmills, etc. The J E. Martin Co.. 76 let S t* Portland. Send for Stock Liat and prices. m m s BUS!N£5$ COLLEGE W A S H IN G T O N AN D TENTH «T S HORTLANIJ. O H E G O N ____ W F ilT fc F O R C A T A L O G The Sch. i l that l ( 1 .-a in a Hood Position K O D A K ro Is dev *'oped. 10c. any i.e. Largest and best sin»?» in Northw est. Cora- plet * price list on request. Host results guaranteed JACOBS ! ™ I*.-1. Build's, Seattle Oiling Shoes. The best way to keep black leather shoes from looking worn, and also from breaking, is to dip a small flan nel rag In olive oil and rub It Into the leather; If it needs further rub bing or wiping, take a fresh, dry flannel rag and go over It. This method la good for the woman In mourning, as It keeps her footwear black without polishing it, and provides a dulled fin ish. FREE ADVICE TO SICK WOMEN Thousands Have Been Helped By Common Sense Suggestions. Women suffering from any form o f fe male ills are invited to communicate promptly with thewonian’sprivatecorre spondence department o f the I.ydia E. Pinkham M e d ic i ne Co., Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. A woman can freely talk of her private illness to a woman; thu3 has been established a confidential corre- sponde nee w h ic h h a s extended over many years and which has never been broken. Never have they published a testimonial or used a letter without tha written consent o f the writer, and never has the Company allowed these confiden tial letters to get out o f their possession, as the hundreds of thousands of them in their files will attest. Out o f the vast volume o f experienen which they have to draw from, it is mors than possible that they possess the very knowledge needed in your case. Noth ing is asked in return except your good Will, and their advice has helped thou sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, should be g la d to t a k e advantage of this generous offer o f assistance. Ad dress Lydia E. Pink- ham Medicine Co., (confidential) Lynn, Mass. E v e r y w o m a n o u g h t to have L y d ia E . P in k lin iii’s 8 0 -p a g e T e x t B o o k . I t is n o t a b ook fo r g e n e r a l d is trib u tio n , as i t Is to o e x p e n s iv e . I t is fr e e a n d o n ly o b ta in a b le b y m a il. W r i t e fo r i t to d a y . A Good Salesman. "W ell, Jingle," said the manager, ^did you make the sale?” "Yes," said the salesman. "I couldn't get the darned old machine to run over half speed, but I arranged with one of the town constables to arrest us for ex ceeding the speed limit, and old Skee- zlcka fell lor it right Love That Endures. Remember, that there is sometimes a fine love that never leaves a man’s heart. It stays and waits!— Man chester Union. REGULATE STIMULATE P U R IF Y IHE BOWELS THE LIVER 'THEBLOW A t ALL d r u g g i s t » Painless Dentistry la emr pride—our hoM»y-e*or «tuHr tor yoora and mem onrncceM . and oar* ia the beat pnlniem work to be found nnywher*». n > matter bow much fua pej. C o m p are o u r F ii« «a. finish plate and bridge work for oot- of town patrona lk one day |f deal red. Pain i»*« « it ractioa tree «rkem platea or bridgn work ia i •d- Consultât « *o »»rC i___ _ . __ _ $5.00 22k Br.Sf.TMtk4. wail “ £ Ramal F>U—f * s w F-ff—ft _ 1:88 ___ 1 .0 0 ,50 fiale* I Beal Rad £1*1« 7.Ï « . » . I t o t i PvtnwvT M l W tassi ■ Pa-'ata Erfr*ti«a , aa m a m m w u a r t i m b is t m etn o o « A B w or k f u U f r i a r a n t e H fo r f f t e a a y a a ik W ise Dental Co.,i»*. Painless Dentists Tkkdawd W it -*ftaa PO R T IA *, « f t l à M U l f M l u t e r » , • Oak Drsvalllng Notion That All Highways Must Be Built on Sectional Llnee Is Often Responsible for Poor Condition. at Managua TR O O PS FOR SAN DOMlNQO. American Force Will Take o f Custom Houses. Charge Washington, D. C.— A force o f 750 American marines under Colonel F. J. Moses sailed from Philadelphia on the transport Prairie for San Domingo 12,000 TEXTILE W L iD O U C L A S / ^ SHOES - W ORKERS QUIT $3.00 $3.50 *4.00 *4.50 AND *5.00 FO R M EN A N D W O M E N to To Aid Men Held for Murder In Former Strike. compel the reopening o f Dominican custom houses, closed by Haytien rev- ----------- | olutionists. Authority for this step was given Half o f Number Are Forced Out By Rebels Abandon Assault When Victory by President T a ft after a conference Wes Theirs' for the Taking— (By R. M. DOLVE, North Dakota Agri Others — Leaders Advise Im with Acting Secretary o f the Navy cultural College.) Defenders Exautted. mediate Return to Work, Winthrop between Washington and The old saying that "a chain Is no ______ I New York in the private car on which stronger than Its weakest link” would the president was returning to Sever- lose none of Its force If It were Managua, Nicaragua— Americans in ly. Acting Secretary o f State Wilson Lawrence, Mass.— Practically 12,- changed to “ a country road It no bet Managua now know what a sickening and William T. S. Doyle, chief o f the 000 textile operatives here have been ter than Its poorest mile.” It matters tragedy a Central American revolution | Latin-American division o f the State affected by the great strike inaugurat not how good a road may be If It con is. They have passed through a department, had advised the president ed by the Industrial Workers o f the tains a single defective spot or steep month of turmoil, witnessed a three- beforehand o f the necessity for im World to show sympathy for Joseph J. grade, for no larger loads can be day battle, and experienced the hor Ettor and Arturo Giovannitti, leaders mediate action in San Domingo. hauled over It than the horses can rors o f a bombardment. They have With the American marines will go o f the organization, and as a protest pull through the defective place or up seen the people o f the city panic Brigadier-General McIntyre, chief of against their trial in connection with the high hill. This statement Is so stricken, women and children killed, j the army insular bureau, and Mr. the killing o f Anna Lopizzo during the self-evident that most people will read- have borne the sufferings o f hunger in Doyle, as special commissioners to in- strike last winter, which is to begin ilyRIcept It as an axiom, and yet they a town beleaguered, and have had mi- j vestigate conditions in San Domingo, in Salem in a few days. are seemingly contented to haul frac raculous escapes from exploding shells especially on the border between that It is feared there will be an exten tional loads to market because of and bullets. It was no part o f Mena’s Mill owners were country and Hayti, where the revolu sion o f the strike. some often slight local defect In a plan to take Managua by assault. tionists have been most active. The said to be ready to close down the road that could be permanently re General Zelcdon, once minister o f war Prairie will arrive at the island about plants in event o f further walkouts. paired at a nominal cost. The pre under Zelaya, was responsible for October 3. In a comparatively mild degrefe vailing notion that the only place for that when Mena lay helpless on a Under the treaty o f 1907 between Lawrence experienced a repetition of a highway Is on the section line Is sick bed. the United States and the Dominican the scenes enacted last winter. often responsible for this condition. If The bombardment began on a Mon republic, the United States is respon Some o f the more eager strikers, in a section line passes through a slough day morning, although Zeledon had sible for the collection and distribu attempting to get workers to leave that cannot be easily drained a good been warned that thousands o f inno tion o f San Domingo's customs. their machines, caused slight disturb road cannot be built through It except cent women and children were in the Heretofore this has been accomplished ances in several mills. Reports of at an expense for first cost and sub city. A ll day the shelling continued, peacefully, but rebels operating from injuries to operatives were received sequent maintenance far exceeding the shells exploding all over the town. Hayti have closed all four o f the bor by the police, but none were seriously the cost of purchasing a right of way By a strange fatality, women and der customs posts. hurt. Clubs were flourished to intim around the slough. The same Is true children were the victims. Whatever force is necessary will be idate those at work ami mill machin of hills, for If a hill cannot be easily In one house a mother and her four used by the marines to reopen the ery at several plants was damaged. reduced to less than a seven per cent daughters were wounded. A child posts and continue their operation. O f the 12,000 operatives who quit grade It should be circumvented. sitting on a doorstep was cut in two. work, probably half did so as a pro The writer recalls a road tributary A woman, with her babe at her test against the trial o f Ettor and C O M PA N Y IN QUANDARY. to a small town In the Red River val breast, running across the street, was Giovannitti. The others were forced ley, where the entire road Is level struck by a shell and both were killed. Wells-Fargo Liable to Arrest What out through intimidation or closing of with the exception of one place where One hundred and thirty-six women their departments. ever It Does, It makes a turn at a section corner and children were killed or wounded. “ We aro unable to control the peo near a river. The section corner Is San Francisco— Wells-Fargo & Com ple,” said William Yates, o f New The second evening o f the bombard close to the river and at least sixty ment a shell hit the room where the pany has appealed to the railroad Bedford, national secretary o f the tex feet lower than the rest of the road president and his cabinet were in commission for relief from a situation tile branch o f the Industrial Workers The o f the World. and yet scores of farmers, who use conference. No one was injured. A which it regards as serious. “ They broke away this road In marketing their produce, shell exploded in the interior court of company ascribes its present dilemma from us completely and left their haul their loads down this slxty-foot the house o f an American official. to the liquor situation in Los Gatos, work against our advice. W e hoped drop, turn the corner and haul them Four American officials and three ser The town o f Los Gatos is dry and le they would heed the message sent up again. At certain seasons of the vants were on either side o f the court, gally is “ no-license” territory under from jail by Ettor and Giovannitti the W ylie local option law. The trus urging them not to strike. O f course, year small loads have to be hauled but none was hit. Throughout Monday and Tuesday tees o f Los Gatos have threatened the in event o f a m ajority sentiment in because of this hill and often horses are permanently Injured by the the battle waged, culminating in a arrest o f the Wells-Fargo officials if favor o f a general strike, tha Indus heavy pull up the hill. Still nothing sharp attack in the afternoon, when they carry liquor into the city and the trial Workers o f the World w ill give has so far been done, though, at a the insurgents broke over the intrench- Wells-Fargo men contend that if they the same support to the movement as They were not supported in refuse to deliver packages in the city, it did in the great industrial battle nominal expense, n right of way could ments. be secured above the hill, thus entire strength and were killed with ma they are equally liable to arrest. last winter.” Here’s the way the company puts ly obviating the grade and at the same chetes. Tw ice again that night at Several meetings o f Industrial time shortening the distance to town tacks were made in force. Each time its application to the railroad com Workers were held, most o f the Examples of this kind are common the government troops were thrust mission : speeches being in foreign tongues. " I n view o f the situation, your pe The largest meeting was addressed by and force one to the conclusion that back, but Chamorro saved the day by section lines are the proper place for leading reinforcements, which drove titioner, as a common carrier, is lia Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, o f New ble to suits for refusal to accept pack York. She urged the operatives to roads only when a good road can be the insurgents back. AH that night the bombardment was ages addressed to persons in Los return to the mills and await the call built over them; otherwise the road should be located so as to secure the kept up. Wednesday the people were Gatos, to be carried and delivered to o f the leaders for a strike. best route consistent wfth such fac absolutely panic stricken. Thousands said person, and on the other hand, if RUEF HAS REMEDY, tors as distance, cost, drainage and fled from the town. Another attack this company accepts and delivers the by the insurgents that day would have same, which it is bound to do as a grade. The government’s common carrier, the agent o f Wells- Would Abolish Printary Election for In a new community the best time meant success. to locate the roads where they should ammunition was almost gone. But the Fargo in Los Gatos is liable to be ¡City Officials. Their failure to win prosecuted criminally for making such be Is while the land la cheap, when bolt was shot. San Francisco— A t a time o f the The packages are subject a right of way may be secured over after three days’ successive assaults delivery. greatest uncertainty aa to the consti to the risk o f seizure and destruction with tremendous losses had dispirited private property with hut little diffi tutionality o f the stata primary law, culty and slight expense. In this con the insurgents and they retired in dis by the public officials o f Los Gatos. “ The service by common carriers to Abraham Ruef, w riting’ from his cell nection It should be remembered that order. the public is likely to be seriously dis in Sari Quentin ptnitenfciary for the a grade which may not be objection PO ISO N IS NEW WAR MENACE turbed and interrupted and your hon San Francisco Bulletin, recommends able when the roads are uniformly that primary elections be abolished. poor so that large loads cannot be Rebels With Stolen Cyanide Threaten orable commission is respectfully re quested and urged to investigate this He continues: hauled any way may become serious Instead o f oertifyinp lists o f can City Water Supply. case and determine the duties and ob obstacles when the roads are Im didates to be voted on at primary Mexico C ity— Death by poison is a ligations o f the petitioner as a public proved so that they will sustain heavy elections, let the lists be certified for new menace, added by rebellious In utility under the laws o f the state.’ ’ hauling. the general elections. Let an actual dians operating about the City o f Oax In illustration of this point may be election he made at the general elec C IT Y DANCING IS PROPOSED. aca, where residents fear to take a cited that while It requires a pull of tion by all the people, directly from drink o f water. Chemists are making 140 pounds on the traces to haul a tests for poison in the city ’s water Supervisor o f San Francisco Urges the entire lists so certified. ton over an average earth road It re “ I would provide fo r the filing and supply. A group o f rebels is declared Trial o f Plan. quires a pull of only 60 pounds to haul placing upon the fcallot'of organization to have secured 200 pounds o f cyanide a ton over a good macadam road. A San Francisco— Municipal dancing tickets o f party nominations, sb well from Natividad mining camp, in the six or seven per cent, grade that Ixtlan district, declaring they would under municipal supervision, with as o f individual party nominations. I would he permissible In an earth road poison the drinking water in regions municipal music and plenty o f it, is would exact that no such ticket be would be Impassable with the loads the plan submitted to the board o f su placed upon the ballot unless it be cer which are not under their control. that could be hauled on a good mao- The rebels said they would first use pervisors by Supervisor Tayot. The tified to by at leiist as many electors adam road. In other words, the bet the cyanide to poison the springs at matter was referred to the public w el as the law required to constitute a ter and more Improved a road be San Felipe, which supply water for fare committee for a report as to party, which at present is 3 per cent comes the more objectionable becomes the City o f Oaxaca. A small band of ways and means o f carrying the plan o f the total vote at the last election. the grade. Further Illustration of this rebels was discovered in the neighbor into operation. “ There woul<) be a provision fo r fact may be drawn from the expert hood o f the springs and was driven off It ia the answer o f the board o f su registering the | tarty as at present, in ence of our railroads. In the early by federal troops. The rebel loss is pervisors to the missionary committee order that part;r nominations should days of railroading, with Its small lo given at 11 killed. o f the Woman’s Presbytery, who de be certified only by affiliated party comotives, small boxcars and light A ll tickets and individual From Tiangistengo, State o f Mex manded that the city withdraw its ap voters. trains, grade were permitted which ico, where a battle was fought Wed proval o f Sunday dancing at Troca- nominations certified by both parties since the advent of the large modern nesday and Thursday, the federals re dero, under the auspices o f the Cali could bo arranged, Lwith the appro locomotive with Its heavy trains, high port they found on the field many fornia Outdoor league. priate designations o f party, under speed and Improved track have be rifles with the breech blown out, testi The protest was presented in the the separate titl es o f office to be come practically Impassable so that fying to the efficacy o f the nitro form o f a set o f resolutions denounc filled-” the companies have been forced to glycerin cartridges which government ing “ the desecration o f the Sabbath’ ’ spend millions In reducing these agents tricked the Zapatistas into with the approval o f the city. Cruiser Aids American* grades. buying. Washington, D. C. — Without in Miners and Operators Firm. structions from Washington, but at Shingle Mills Close. See That You Have Pure Water. Bingham, Utah— Attempts by lead the request o f Amurican Consul Fow Pure water le necessary In the Seattle, Wash. — Shingle manufac ers o f the 4500 copper miners on ler, at Foo Chow, to Admiral Nichol home. One of the greatest sources of turers of Western Washington played strike here to obtain a conference with son, commanding the A siatic fleet, the trouble In our rural homes today Is a trump card in the fight now on for mine operators and both sides ex cruiser Cincinnati has arrived at that the water supply. See to It that the control o f the market, when they pressed determination to stand firm in port to look a fter the interests of well la so placed that the surface wa closed about 75 per cent o f the mills their positions. Superintendent J. D. Americans. The chief o f police is in ter from around the barn will not or an indefinite period. The manu Shilling, o f the Utah Copper company, revolt against t’ae Pekin gevernment, drain Into the well. Place the well facturers want to demonstrate to the said he had no knowledge o f the com and it is expected that the Republican where the surface water will drain Eastern trade that they have the sit pany hiring strikebreakers. “ I f it is troops w ill be «ent from Pekin to at away from It. The platform ahould uation well in hand, and that any at a waiting gam e,’ ’ remarked J. C. tack the town. Navy department offi be tight, to that nothing can fall Into tempts to break the price o f shingles Lowney. strike leader, “ we can stand cials believe the’Cineinnati has gone in the well. When sickness breaks out will he resisted. F. A. Trail, mana it as easily as the company.” He had response to a call from Americans. In the family a good thing to do l i to ger o f the Red Cedar Shingle Manu no fear that the strikers could not have the well examined Immediately, facturers’ association, states that the checkmate any move o f the operators. Nightmare Nearly Fatal. at much trouble often arises from output will be reduced 75 per cent. Madison, W ia.- Sudden fear, caused polluted drinking water. Mirars Meet In Secret. hy a nightmare, came near proving Famine Hurts Strikers. Ely, N ev.— A secret meeting o f the fatal to Michael Matthews, aged 22 The Preservation of Chestnuts. Cerbere, France— Famine has come local union o f the Western Federation years, Wednesday night, when he shot In Italy e method of checking ger to the aid o f the government and the o f Miners was held at Kiepetown himself in the temple with a revolver. mination la now being quite largely railroad companies against the rail- Wednesday night which was attended When taken to a hospital Matthews employed. The fruit le soaked seveu road strikers in Catalonia, Spain, hy Charles H. Moyer, president o f the related the story o f a dream, in which or eight days In a tank of water, well The situation is rapidly becoming federation, and C. E. Miller, execu- he was captured hy a gang o f ruffians, stirred dally, after which It take* worse. The people are suffering tive board member. The union lead- who were making preparation to tor about a week to dry. This eeems to great distress in many places owing to ers refused to give out any informa- ture him. Quickly taking a revolver sterilize the nuts completely and In tbe high prices o f food. In some vil- tion regarding the meeting or the from his pocket, he poJIed the U ig g e r this condition they will travel satis lages no supplies are obtainable and union’s future plans. It is rumored — and emerged from his dream. The factorily. the famished people are deterred from that the same course was followed as revolver had been kept by him under attacking and sacking the stations was taken by the millmcn and smelter- his pillow. Dairying on Town Lot. only by the presence o f strong bodies men at McGill, who voted recently to Dairying on a town lot may not o f soldiers. The government has or- support the Bingham strike, Man Leaps Into Niagara. sound Ilka the most profitable kind of dered 20,000 to join their regiments. Niagara'Falls, N. Y . — Workman on ----------------------- Age Pensions Advocated. work but It has proven a blessing to the Canadian side o f the N iagara river many. The herd will not naturally be Airman Called Brigands. Washington, D. C. — Remedial legis- reported Saturday that they had seen large but even one cow can be made Geneva, Switzerland — Another lation, including old age pensions and a man vault sn imii rail near tha falls to pay and furnish the family an stormy scene marked the concluding non-employment insurance, was pro- and fall among the ro d s and spray abundance of good wholesome food. session o f the International Peace > An- posed as a solution o f the problem of 200 feet below. Shortly afterward gress. The uproar was caused by a dependent children and needy families the police found carda hearing the Buying Land. speech by Dr. Gobat, In which the hy ex-Judge Girten, o f Chicago, at the name "F ran k I. Parker, Buffalo, M. Some of our good friends who are president o f the International Bureau National Conference o f Catholic Char Y .” Parker, who was a captain in telling their homeeteada at high o f Peace characterized the Italian air ities here. Mr. Girton said that acci the Seventy-fourth regiment. Mew prlcee may find that more scree do not men who have been operating in T r i dent and industrial insurance. If prop York State Guard, had been in peer poli during the war as “ brigands of erly managed, would do mueh to pre health for some tivne. bring greater contentment the air.” The congress decided to vent children from becoming depend meet next year at The Hague and in ent upon the state. Shingle Privilege Restored. Amusement for the Family. When yon take the boy to the d r 1914 at Marienbad. Washington. D. C.— Proposed elim Bismark’ » Successor Is Dsad. ena. lat mother and tha girla go along ination by the transcor.tinental rail Combiniti on Mads Against Tsrkay Badenweller, Baden, Germany—Ger road* o f the privilege to *hipp«ra o f too. to help keep hlm ont of danger. London — A convention between many’s moat brilliant diplomat, Baron re-consignment and storage at the Greece. Montenegro, Servia and Bui- Adolf Marshall von Bieberatein, died Minnesota transfer on lumber and Rales Your Calves. The men who has a promising heif garia for joint action against Turkey, here Wednesday after a short illness, shingles from North E’a tide Coaat ter according to the Sofia correspondent The baron, had occupied the posi- ritory to Eastern states -was suspended er « * if should not let go of her at aay o f the Timas, is regarded aa a fait ac- tion o f German ambassador in I-ondon by the Interstate Com pierce commis •am the hatcher can afford to pay. eompl i. since May. this year. sion until Janaary 28. B o r 9 mear W. L. Coug/aa $2.00, $2.50 $ $3.00 School i S.ioc i Lecauao one gale will poaHhrmly outwear two ca ira of ordinary ahomm, mamo mm tho mon’m mhoem. W.L Douglas makes and »elU more $3.00,$3.50 & $4.00 shoes j than any other manufacturer in the world. THE S T A N D A R D OF Q U A L IT Y FOR OVER 3 0 YEARS. The workmanship which has made W. L. Douglas shoes famous the world over is maintained in every pair. Ask your dealer to show you W. L. Douglas latest fashions for fall and winter wear, notice the eh o rt Damps which make the foot look smaller, points in m •hoe particularly desired by young men. Also the c o n s e rv a tiv e styles which have made W. L. Douglas shoes a household word everywhere. If y o u c o u ld v is it W. 1.. Douglas large factories at Brockton, Mass., and tee for y o u r s e lf h o w carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are made, you would then un d e r s t a n d why t h e y a r e warranted to fit better, look better, hold their shape and w e a r lo n g e r t h a n any o t h e r make for the price. fast Color Eyelet*. C A U T IO N T o protect you sgsinst in ferio r shoes, W .L . Douglas stamps his name on the bot tom Look for the stamp. B ew a re o f substitutos. W . L. Douglas shoes are sold in 78 own stores and ahoe dealers eve ryw h ere . N o m atter w h ere you live, they are within your reach. If youi dealer cannot supply you, w rite direct to factory for catalog showing how to order by mail Shoes sent every w h ere, d elivery charges prepaid. W .L.D ouglas. Brockton. Mass. REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES Eat Golilen Cereal Foods and recommend them to your acquaint ances You fret better quality and mure for your money. They are made in your home atate from the beat Oregon Cat a ami Wheat. 1 .urge packages contain a Handsome Premium a id all Koutl.i urn guaranteed. Aak your grocer. Golden Rod Oats. Guidon Rod Parcake I lour. Golden Rod Whrat Flakes. Ralston Select Bran. Golden Rod Wheat Nuts. Golden Rod ( hick Food. Spoiling Children. Little children give their mother (he headache; but If she lets them have their own way. when they grow up to be great children they will give her the heartache. Fondness spoils many, and letting little faults alone b polls more. Gardens that are never weeded will grow very little worth gathering. All watering and nc hoe ing will make n very bad crop. A child may have too much of Its moth er’s love and in the long run It may turn out tliut It had too little.— C. H. Spurgeon. t l ettits M M E ye Sa U H Before cr After, " I thought that ia the 15 year* of my pructlco c f mt vi cin’!.” raid a i by- sictan, “ I had ancv.end almost every possible foolish question, but a new one was sprung on mo recently. A young man carlo In with an Inflamed eye. for which I p r .-.crib I linim ent— to bo dropped Into the eye three times a day. lie le ft the surgery, but re turned In a few minutes, poked his head In the doorway, ami linked: "Shall I drop this In the eye before meals, or after?” FO R A l l S O K E EY E S Diver Seized by Octopu*. A naval diver at Toulon was sud denly attacked by a giant octopus while under water In the harbor, lie gave the hoisting signal and was hauled to tho surface, together with the octopus, whose tentacles, said to be 26 feet long, were wrapped around him. The diver was unconscious. Tho octopus held fast to the diver until It was stabbed to death. It weighed 135 pounds, and the suckers on Its tenta cles were as big as half-dollar pieces. — London Mall. “Aconfassicnofiaiili If you have frouLle will* y;»ur Si ornati?, I.¡vor or llowrlx, fool run-down and in not'd of a tonic, w.’ urjjf a trial ol H OS TET TER S STOMACH BITTERS Red C rrM Ball Blue v, ul .a s h double as many rlothea aa any other blue. Pon t put your money lute any other. Good Voice to Be Prized. A aoft, well-modulated voice Is of far greater assistance In the world, even In the marriage market, than personal beauty. Thero are few things which possess a more deflnlto value aa a commercial asset than • graclouaness of manner and gentle ness of tono. W e are not born with harsh voices, we acquire them.— E x-1 change. ____________ ____ 8adness of Unbelief. I look upon unbelief as the greatest of calamities. It Is the loss of the chief aid of virtue, of tho mightiest power over temptation, of the roost quickening knowledge of God, of the only sure hope. The unbeliever would gain unspeakably by parting wl»h every possession for the truth which be doubts or rejects.— William Ellery Channlng. Your faith in this medicine will not be misplaced. It will surely h dp you. lie convinced today. All Druggists and Dealers. Had Johnson Stumped. J | Doctor Johnson and Macklln were arguing a literary question, when tM former quoted Greek. "I don’t unde» stand Greek,” said Macklln. "The man who presumes to argue literature should understand every language,’’ re plied Johnson, severely. Whereupon Macklln began reeling off a string of Gaelic, and for once Johnson bad nothing to say. M o th er* w i l l And M r*. W in d o w “ « B o o th ia * Syrup th e b ra t rem edy to uao *uf I b e lt uhlidlw*. d u rin g (Y e le e th lu g p eriod . Red Crops Ball Blue, all blue, beat blulnjr value In the whole world, make*« the laundruau auiile. Clothe*. He—"Did you ever observe what a difference clothe* make on one’* mind? Now, when I am In my riding toga, I ’m all horse; when I havo on my business suit, my mind’s full of business; when I get Into my evening dress my mind takes a purely social turn." She— "And I suppose that when you take a hath your mind’s ap utter blank?”—Htrav fttorles. Record of Longevity. A remarkable record of longevity It to be found In some of tho rural par* lehes of France. In the village of 8 t Thomns de la Ellche there have beea only 14 parish priests In 300 years, tha fourteenth being (till In possession. The parish of St. Germain du Val, in Paris, hss had only three pastors In 100 years, while thnt of Olvry en Aty gonne has had but five In 130 years. Making Opportunity. What 8terne Said. When the young physician’s motor- Sterne once said that thu most ac ear reached the sceno of the accident complished way of using books Is to there wns nothing to do; all the vic serve them as some do lords; learn tims had been so slightly hurt that their titles and then brag of their • » they wero able to walk home. The qualntance. young doctor was keenly disappoint ed, but Ills chauffeur spoke up cheer- Ingly; "Never mind, doctor. I ’ll run down some business on the way home." _________________ \ Some Proof. "So he took you out auto riding tb4 other evening?” "Ye*, what of It?” ” L)o you think he Is III hive with "I think »<> 1 know that every I spoke to him the «M o tried to a treo or Jnmp/<4yr’ finee."-4-Huua! I’ost. * \ V Gold Hoarded In Turkey. Throughout the Turkish empire, prct.-ifly In the rural districts, go] boasted In tbo form of jewe HOTf L' P E R K I N S ’^ * ^ ' ' Any good docur will tell you that a medi cine like Ayer's Ctiarvy Pectoral cannot do if* ’ «st work if tho bowel* are coiv •riparrd A *» your doctor if he knowa anvthin- hewer than Ayer’s Pills for coo •acting l li i slu -gtsh na»« cf tha liver. H f i « by i a « S’ d- k T SSL CO.. I « * # ! ! « Man« UP H* THi m n or nu CiTV^^nmooi sum SI •• uf Most Centrally Located. NOTE T IIB KATES. '5 ^ . Coughs - ' and-Colds You could not please us bet ter than to ask your doctor a bo'it Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for txughs, colds, croup, bron chitis- Thous.mds of families always keep it in the house. The approval o f their physi cian and th i experience o f many years have given them g re a t c o n f id e n c e in this s t a n d a r d cough medicine. Sold for seventy years. « IT H BATH P O R T l A N O .O R t ^ ^ . 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