POULTRY AND GAME
Can £et you fan cy prices for W ild Ducks
and other gam e in season. W rite us fo r
cash oder on all kinds o f poultry, poik. etc.
Pearson-Page Co., Portland
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
PIG A SNAKE CHARMER
HE
JU8T
LOOK8
BOA
STRICTOR IN EYE.
zoo Gum .. Thu. sav.s
h i .
CON
u rn -
Th.n Calls on Lizard, Who N ev.r
Did Car. for Him—Again
Hit Glare Wlna.
TAFT URGES
FARM CREDITS
Presents Plan to Governors for
C h e a p e r F o o d s tu ffs .
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New York.— A very fat guinea pig, Says States and Nation Should As
sume Responsibility for Hon
a fluffy ball of white and brown, with
est Institutions.
snappy little beads of eyes that gaze
out upon the world fearlessly, has
furnished Raymond L. Dltmars, cura
tor of the Zoological park in the
Beverly, Mass.— Radical legislation
Bronx, and Charley Snyder, his as in favor o f the American farmer and
sistant, with another Interesting puz
zle, which they are still far from solv consumer as a means o f solving the
ing. The guinea pig was one of a question o f the high cost o f livin g was
fast Increasing group which are from urged by President T a ft in a letter to
time to time killed off to replenish the the governors o f all the states.
snakes' bill of fare. The act which
President T a ft proposes to reduce
lifted this particular pig above the
the cost o f foodstuffs on the American
NOTE REDUCED RATES
others of the family and brought It to
dinner table by reducing the cost to
Most Centrally Located
the attention of Curator Dltmars and
the farmer o f producing his crops.
Snyder occurred when several days
This would be done by establishing in
f-IOW ARD. E. BU BTO If — Aaaayer and Chemi&t,
ago
he
managed
to
get
into
the
ln-
<■ Loudvil.e Col.'m^o. Kpeoimen prices: Gold.
the interest o f the farmer a financial
Silver. Lead. fl. Gold. Silver. Too; Gold. 5fa; Zino
closufe of two huugry boa constrictors,
machine which would give him access
o r Copper. SI. Mailing envelopes a id fu ll price list
and not only lived but so liked his to all the money centers o f the world
sent on application. Control and Umpire work so
United. Reference: Carbonate National lianJs.
experience that he sought further ad and afford ’ him credit at greatly re
venture In the retreat of the eight- duced rates and upon more advan
Opportu nity fo r industrious young man w ith
foot monitor lizard.
tageous terms than he now receives.
some capital to buy h alf interest in splendid coun
The little animal was kept In a The complete development o f our ag
try business. W ell established; did $29,000 last
ear. O w ner needs partner to help cover field.
room at the north side of the reptile ricultural resources which this would
lo u s e fo r .xoney unless hustler w ith it. Can
house, and back of the glass front make possible, thinks President Taft,
make back invested mo ie y in six months. W rite
Box 131. Portland, Or., fo r fu ll particulars.
lnclosures containing the various would go a long way toward settling
members of the snake family. It was the problem o f the high cost o f living.
feeding time for certain of the big
“ What this plan offers,’ ’ writes
snakes, and Snyder, with a supply of President T aft, “ is a means to secure
Gasoline Hollow Wire Lighting Systems
fresh killed guinea pigs and rats, was this country greater productivity, at
Mantles and Glassware
In the narrow passageway back of less cost, from the farms that are now
Mantles fo r Canchester, Aladdin, all the d iffer the snake house feeding several In
under cultivation, and, above all, to
en t makes o f Keros* ne Mantle Lamps.
Junior
dian rattlers. The little brown and give us more farms and more farm
Ray Mantles 60c per dozen. W rite us.
Agents Wanted.
597 Williams Are., Portland white pig, which had become accus ers.”
tomed to his quarters, wandered out
The plan suggested is based upon
Into the space where the keeper was the principles o f agricultural co-oper
working. The little animal was very ative credit now in use in practically
Inquisitive, but Snyder gave him no every country in Europe.
Uniform
more than passing attention.
state legislation, in the opinion of
BUSINESS COLLEGE
He gave the rattlesnakes their al President Taft, is essential to the
W A S H IN G T O N A N D T E N T H S T S .
lowance of food and stood for a few successful adoption o f this plan and he
PO RTLAND . OREGON
_____ . W R I T E F O R C A T A L O G
minutes wachlng them in the process has invited the governors o f all the
I School that Places You in a Oood Position
of slowly swallowing their portions. states to a conference upon this sub
Then he turned to the door of the boa ject at the time o f the annual meeting
Second-Hand Machin constrictor cage, and as he opened it o f governors in Washington in Decem
ery bought, sold and
be saw’ a sight which filled him with ber.
_
exchanged: en gin es,
surprise. In some way the guinea
boilers, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 83 1st
S t* Portland. Send fo r Stock L.ist and prices.
pig had climbed up to the cage and
B A TTLE IS GENERAL.
gained entrance to it.
Both snakes were hungry, for It Montenegrins Take Another Fort—
had been several days since they had
Hospitals Filled.
been fed, and one of their especial
I t pays to g e t our prices before selling elsewhere.
London— The Turkish losses in the
Mention this paper and send the names o f five delicacies Is guinea pig.
Yet neither
progressive farm ers; w e w ill send you booklet,
had made any attempt to eat up the battle o f Detchitch mountain were 600
'M arketing Instructions to G et H igh est Prices.”
fearless visitor, and when
Snyder and those o f the Montenegrins 400,
F. H . SC H M A I.Z & CO.
Paid-up Capital $10,000.
caught sight of the little animal he according to a dispatch to the Stan
141-143 Front Street
Portland, Oregon
was In a comfortable position along dard from Cettinje.
Check sent by return mail.
side the tall of the longest snake.
Montenegrin Headquarters, Podgor-
The other snake, half colled, he
said, was regarding the pig with In itza— The battle following the capture
terest mixed with amazement. The by the Montenegrin forces o f the Tur
o f $100 or more by buying your
guinea pig appeared to be content, kish position on Detchitch mountain
Piano or Player Piano direct
and was sitting, regarding the half- and the fort on Schipchinck hill, dom
inating the town o f Tushi, still con
from factory store.
colled snake with a steady stare.
BUSH & LA N E PIA N O CO M PANY
Evidently stimulated by his adven tinues. The fighting is now general
ture In the boa constrictor cage, the on almost the whole length o f the
355 Washington St., Portland, Or.
pig went hunting more the day after Turko-Montenegrin frontier.
General
Martinovitch, with the
his visit to the snakes. This time It
g o ^ n to the sun room at the east end southern army, is operating with suc
of Wle reptile house. In this room cess against the extremely strong
are the reptiles that are sick in the Turkish fortress o f Tarboch, which
dominates Scutari from the south.
process of shedding their skins.
When Mr. Dltmars heard of this A t noon Saturday the Montenegrins
second visitation, the pig was en captured the Turkish fort Rogame
near Tussi.
deavoring to make friends with the
The hospitals here are overflowing
big monitor lizard. Now, the lizard
with wounded men brought from the
feeds upon eggs, which It bolts, shells
battlefields.
King Nicholas visited
and all. and It does not feel amiably
the hospitals and kissed upon their
disposed
toward
guinea
pigs
or
rats.
W rite about your wants in this line to
foreheads the dead and badly wounded
When discovered the little animal
men.
Afterward he addressed the
was sitting comfortably In front of wounded in tones o f deep emotion,
183 Madison St.
Portland, Oregon the lizard, regarding It with a steady saying he thanked all o f his brave
look that was returned with Interest troops in the name o f the fatherland.
by the reptile. When Dltmars ap
A Definition.
proached the lizard ambled forward,
The dream is conversation arranged. changing Its course so as to move
—Lady Gregory.
around the guinea pig.
The whole affair was so extraordi
M o th ers w i l l fin d Mrs. W in s lo w 's S o o th in g
nary that Mr. Dltmars and his assist
Byrup th e b est re m ed y to uso tor th e ix u h ild ra a
d u r in g t*re t e e th in g p erio d .
Watsonville, Cal.— The submarine
ant are giving much study to it. Why
two hungry snakes should refuse F -l, champion diver o f all the under
London’s Coal Consumption.
such a tempting morsel as a brown sea fighting craft, is ashore near here,
Cbout three hundred and twenty and white guinea pig, and not only with her nose rammed in the sand,
seven thousand tons of coal are burn reject him as an appetite satlsfler, and two o f her seamen are dead. T.
Ad 0 V « r V TVr> >->1- I — T
A
but show a desire to make friends J. Turbett, o f Newark, N. J., and G.
with him, is so contrary to the natu A. Schroeder, o f Minneapolis, were
ral course of events that both men swept from the deck of the little ves
are seeking a reason. Snyder Inclines sel and drowned when it was torn
to the belief that the guinea pig pos from its moorings at daybreak.
The extent o f the damage to .the
sesses what he calls a hypnotic eye
and that In this the snakes recog submarine, which was grounded after
nized one of their own kind, and the a six hours’ fight by the 13 remaining
lizard also found in the pig's stare members o f her crew, has not been de
termined.
an all-compelling force.
REDMEN T O CONVENE.
All North American Tribes to Organ
ize for Mutual Help.
Spokane— Representatives of every
Indian tribe in North America will be
invited to participate in a big con
gress to be held in Spokane next au
tumn, having for its purpose the ad
vancement o f the Indian’s interests by
thorough co-operation.
Each tribe will be asked to send five
accredited representatives, who, with
the large attendance o f Pacific North
west tribes assured are expected to
make a total assemblage o f at least
5000 Indians.
Robert H. Cosgrove, manager o f the
Spokane Interstate fair, and Lew S.
Hurtig are making plans for the con
gress, which will be the first o f its
kind ever held in America. Noted
Indians who have gained reputations
in various fields o f endeavor w ill be
asked to take the lead in the work of
the congress, particularly in outlining
a program for the advancement o f the
race in agriculture, education and
other ways.
“ We will ask every tribe in Amer
ica to send five delegates at our ex
pense, ” said Mr. Hurtig, “ and I con
servatively estimate an attendance
o f at least 5000 at the congress. This
will be but the beginning o f what we
hope to make a forward movement
for the Indian to give him his proper
place in business, science and states
manship.
From this first step we
hope to see started a real march of
progress for North American Indians.
“ The congress w ill not be without
its amusement features, as we intend
to have the Indians participate in the
dances for which they are famous, as
well as give other features that would
make the event pleasant for them and
entertaining for visitors.
“ There is no doubt but that we will
have the co-operation o f Pacific Coast
tribes in this undertaking.
For a
number o f years we have had several
hundred Indians encamped in Spokane
during the fair, and they have come to
a thorough appreciation o f how they
can help themseves by being thor
oughly organized.”
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Colonel Proceeds to Hall and Makes
B rief Address, Then Retires
to Private Car.
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Milwaukee, W is.— Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt was shot in the abdominal
region shortly before 8 o ’clock Monday
C A U T IO N .—T o protect you .s .in .t inferior .hoe., W . L. D ousla. it.m p . hi. name on tho hot
tom. Look for th . .tamp
B e w a r. of .ubetitute.. W . L D nugla. .h oc. . r . .old in 78 owt
night, white sitting in his automobile
•tor*, and .h o . deafer, .v a ry where. No matter where you live, they are within your ranch.
If your dealer cannot tuppiy you. writ# direct to factory for catalos .howmg bow to order
in front o f the Gilpatrick House in
by mail. Shoe. M . t everywhere, Jalivery charge, prepaid. W .LDougLaa, Brockton, M a u .
Milwaukee, about to start for the au
ditorium to deliver his scheduled ad
Hla Reply.
dress. According to latest accounts
Likely to Keep Him 3uay.
She (for the 'steen-hundredth, more
Mra. Bacon—I never saw a puzzle
the bullet is imbedded in the muscular
my brother couldn't do. He's really or lesa, tim e)— "Oh. darling, do j ou
tissue and the wound is not serious.
The attempted assassination and all a wonder. Mr. Bacon—I wish you’d really and truly love me?” He (a
grimly)— "Now,
look-a-here,
its accompanying scenes were dra take tbla timetable down to him and trifle
matic in the extreme.
The would-be aeo It he can make anything out of i t Gladys! Do you want me to put dp
a cash bond?”—Judge.
murderer was John Shrenk, o f New — Yonkera Statesman.
York city, a man apparently demented
on the subject o f the third term. He
was captured and locked up.
Unconscious o f his wound, Colonel
Roosevelt proceeded to the auditor
N o matter what you not'd in building House,
Each piece is marked and accompanied by
ium, and when his condition was dis
blueprints.
Architect’s drawings fur
Barn or a Shed, we will supply all the ne
covered, in spite o f the protest o f his
cessary Building Material, uU ready to put
nished F R EE O F COST for dwellings vary
in place, hardware all tilted, requiring only
ing from $400 to $1500.
physician, he made a stirring address
the use of the hammer to complete building.
on the subject o f his attempted mur
der. Weakened from loss o f blood
and at the conclusion o f his speech he
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was taken to the Emergency hospital,
M A T E R IA L , such as doors. B u s h e s , fram es, windows, colonades. buffets, cedar chests, flour
bins, stairways, balusters and flooring. Prioes all quoted in P L A I N FIG UR ES. Buying
where, after an examination by phy
D IR ECT FROM M IL L , your S A V IN G W I L L S U R P R IS E Y O U . Place your next order
sicians, the nature o f his wound was
with us. Send for C A T A L O G U E T O D A Y .
ascertained. It was not considered
serious enough to compel a stay in
Milwaukee, and at 12:50 a. m. he was
-w -w a . - a— a.— a.—
— — -- — —
— — — — — —
taken aboard his special train on a
slow run to Chicago.
The colonel announced that he
New Idea for Display of Gooda.
Varying Life of Plant*.
would Bpend the night on the train and
Called a “ roundabout,” a motor
The ivy outlives 200 year*; the elm.
after a few hours here would go on to driven display rack for atorea Invent 300 to 350 years; the linden, 500 to
Indianapolis to fulfill his engagement ed In England carries gooda to be 1,000 years; the locuHt tree and the
there.
shown on the ends of arms that re oak, 400 years; the flr, 700 to 1.200
volve vertically and at the same time years, and palm trees, 3,000 to 6,000
Chicago— Colonel Roosevelt arrived awing around n vertical shaft
years.
in Chicago at 3 :30 o ’clock Tuesday
morning. The colonel was said to be
resting easy. He had experienced no
W HALE A T T A C K S VESSEL.
discomfort during the trip from M il
n. / i
Its Furious Rush Smashes T w o Steel waukee. He had slept all the way.
Eat Golden Cereal Foods and recommend them to your acquaint
His temperature was normal and his
Ribs o f Ship.
ances. You get better quality and more for your money. They are
pulse 84.
made in your home state from the best Oregon Oats and Wheat.
Seattle — How a gigantic whale
Large packages contain a Handsome Premium and all goods are
0 A f* ? * y
broke two steel ribs o f the steam
That the wound was not more ser
guaranteed. Ask your grocer.
whaler Tyee, Jr., and disabled a dyna ious was due to the fact that the bul
Golden Rod Oats.
Golden Rod Pancake Flour.
mo and one engine when harpooned off let was spent from passing through
GOLDEN «O Ò
K
Golden Rod Wheat Flakea. Ralston Select Bran.
Sitka Bay, Alaska, August 1, was told the colonel's army overcoat, spectacle
RILLIN G CO. P
Golden Rod Wheat Nuts.
Golden Rod Chick Food.
by the crew o f the whaler, which ar case and the manuscript o f his con
rived from Barnof island.
templated speech.
The battle with the whale began
Henry F. Cochems seized the as
Answered.
when Gunner Sigurd Blick, formerly a sassin and held him until policemen
Teacher (In lesson on Holland)—
lieutenant in the Norwegian navy, came up. A mob surged around the
and the champion whale gun marks man, who apparently is a radical on “ Why, Willie, don’t you know what
man o f the Pacific, harpooned the big the subject o f Roosevelt’s running for country the geography lesson Is
about T Think hard. Who were the
fellow.
The whale dashed at the another term for president.
vessel with terrific speed. There was
The assassin, who is small o f sta people who made war on akateaT’’
a crash as he struck amidships on the ture, admitted firing the shot and said W illie— "De Anti-Saloon league.”—
port side. Dishes in the galley fell to that “ any man looking for a third Judge.
the floor with a clatter, and the vessel term ought to be shot.”
N o thoughtful person uses liquid blue. It’s a
shivered from stem to stern.
In notes found in the man’ s pockets pinch of blue in a large bottle o f water. Ask for
The force o f th i collison increased at the police station were statements Ibwf Cross Ball Blue, tho blue that's all blua.
the whale’s fury, and after a hard that the man had been visited in a
Ha» Pig for Her Pet.
struggle it escaped.
dream by the spirit o f William Mc
lSlsa Ethel Albright of Palmyra, N.
As soon as the blow was struck Kinley, who he said, indicating Roose Y., has an unusual pet, a tame pig, REGULATE .S T IM U L A T E . P U R IF Y
Captain S. B. Shaw went below and velt, “ This is my murderer; avenge which she raised by artificial means. rHE BOWELS THE U V E R 'THE BLOOD
* t a l l d r u g g is t s
examined the hull.
He found that my death.”
It was taken from the litter when a
two steel ribs had been broken and
The colonel felt no pain at the time few days old. The little animal show*
the machinery put out o f commission the shot was fired and was not aware great affection for Its young mlatreaa,
In th* Name of Justlca.
by the shock. Members o f the crew that be was shot until he was on his following her about, aa would a dog,
When a man la in a rage and wants
regretted the loss o f the whale, which way to the auditorium. His attention and showing its jealousy of her other to hurt another In consequence he can
was nearly 90 feet long and worth was then called to the hole in his pets.
always regard himself as the civil arm.
$1200, more than the damage to tho overcoat, and he found that he was
of a spiritual power.—Oeorge ElioL
vessel.
not badly hurt. A superficial exam
I.iqulil bin. 1. a weak solution. Avoid It. Buy
During the six months’ cruise o f the ination o f the wound was made when
Red Croee Ball Blue, the blue that', all blue. A i t
Tyee, Jr., 61 whales were bagged.
he reached the auditorium, and three
your grocer.
physicians agreed he was in no imme
Express Train Held Up.
Uncla Pennywlae 8aya:
diate danger.
“ A girl with several applicants for
Colonel Roosevelt’s life was probably
Fort Smith, Ark. — Rock Island
her band la apt to worry because the
train No. 41, westbound, was held up saved by the manuscript o f his speech
demand for her la so much greater
which he made.
The bullet struck
and the express and mail cars were
than the supply,”
the manuscript, which retarded its
for relieving and overcoming such
robbed near Howe, Okla., according force as it passed through into the
ills aa
to a dispatch from the station agent
j GOOD
I SORE
flesh.
EYES
1 FOR 1
at Haileyville, Okla.
Safes in the
The assaisin was prevented from
express car were dynamited.
The firing a second shot by Albert H. Mar
W lih et Ever Unsatisfied.
amount stolen has not been learned.
tin, one o f Colonel Roosevelt’s two sec
We can never give up longing and
Passengers were not molested. Howe
retaries.
Colonel Roosevelt had just
wishing while we are thoroughly
is 25 miles south o f Poteau, where a
stepped into an automobile when the
alive.
There are certain things we
Kansas City Southern train was held
assassin pushed his way through the
feel to be beautiful and good, and
up a few days ago.
The robbers crowd to the street and fired.
Mar
we must hunger after them.—George
brought the train to a stop by waving tin, who was standing in the car with
E liot
a red lantern.
the colonel, leaped to the man's
is the famous
shoulders and bore him to the ground.
Commons Talk o f Titanic
A wild cry o f “ lynch him” went up
London—The first sitting o f the au from the crowd. Colonel Roosevelt
a
tumn session o f the house o f commons Bpoke to the people and told them to
Cigarettes Sold to Girls.
1« oor pride—onr hobby—our atmly fo rw en t* end
TOO TICKLISH FOR ROBBERS
Redlands, Cal.— Charges that many was occupied by a debate o f the re spare the would-be assassin.
Boff our aueceaa. and our* ia the j . At pnlniees work
ports on the Titanic disaster made by
In spite o f the entreaties o f physi
to be found »m w h rr«, no matter how much yoo
Redlands schoolgirls are addicted to
gr*y. Cum im re o u r P rice«.
the hoard o f trade and Lord Mersey. cians, Colonel Roosevelt insisted upon
Woman Just Could Not 8tand for
Wo finish plat« and
cigarette smoking crystallized in the Leslie Scott, a member from L iver delivering his address.
Hold-Up Man to 8eareh
brMgt «o ra for out-
ot town natrons In
arrest Saturday o f William Titus for pool, and several others oppose the
Backache is a symptom o f organic
Her.
“ I will make this speech or die,
on« H * y (f rfeeired.
selling
cigarettes
to
three
girls
rang
I’alnlfHW «rtraatioa
weakness or derangement. I f you have
board o f trade’s rule calling for boats one or the other.”
fro« wbnn piatoa o »
ing in age from 12 to 18 years. When for all. Mr. Scott said the rule would
brida«« work ia order-
backache don’ t neglect i t To get per
Kansas City. Mo.— Being tlckllsl
80 YCAItS THI If ADII
TRY IT TO0AY
CocuuiUlioe Irta.
Justice Mclvor, compel many steamers to carry such a
manent relief you must reach the root saved Mrs. Frances Justine the othei arraigned before
One o f Chief Towns Taksn,
Motar Crown« S 5 .Ç
o f the trouble. Read about Mrs. Wood- night from' losing her purse to rob Titus pleaded guilty and was fined $30. load o f boats that they would be an-
Podgoritsa,
Montenegro — The
¿2k Bridge T#eth4a*
Titus, who conducted a pool hall, ad
Premier Asquith’s time
all’s experience.
bers and a meeting that might have mitted that for some time he had been seaworthy.
Northern
Montenegrin army under
table
gives
32
days
for
the
discussion
Morton’s Gap, Kentucky.—“ I suffered been terrifying turned Into an amus
Theory,
selling cigarettes to girls. His ar in all stages o f the home rule bill.
General Vukovitch, which recently
two years with female disorders, my ing affair. She was on her way home
“ Why la there no great American
rest is the first result o f a cam
emseed
the
border
into
the
Sanjak
o
f
health was very bad when two armed men commanded her
dramatist?” asked tho art pessimist.
paign to break up the selling o f to
Novinazar, gained a firm foothold by
Gould Dodges Duty,
and I had a continual to walk back with them to the shadow
“ Because,” replied tho aardon'o man
bacco to minors.
.6 0
New York— Frank J. Gould obtained capturing Bylopolye, one o f the chief ager, "when an American ia capable of
backache which was of a warehouse.
ML W. A. Will, PmwfaT ia* Muuui Paint«** iitr'tio « . 5 0
towns
o
f
the
province.
Bylopolye
simply awful. I could
release o f all of the (400,000 worth of
tt mat uiK’.um* m rtrniaa
B U T METHOD«
thinking up a first class practical plot
“ W e want money, that Is all," they
Railway Men Are Warned.
fell after prolonged fighting, but no
not stand on my feet said. “ So throw your hands up.”
baggage which the customs authori information has been received regard and dressing It up In good speeches, A l l w ork fully «u a ra n tra d fo r f.ftoea yaan.
El
Paso,
Tex.—
Mexican
rebels
have
long enough to cook
he doesn’t bother about the theater
She obeyed and Informed them that
The Montenegrins
a meal’s v ic t u a ls her purse was tucked In the top of given warning that all American rail- ties seized when he and Mrs. Gould ing the losses.
He goes Into polities.”
Painless Dentists
have
set
up
a
provisional
governmenL
w it h o u t my back her corset, under her arm. One of | road men captured while operating and her sister arrived from their
Mini Building. Third aad WisMnctM PMTUM.M*
Under protest, Mr. The Serb inhabitants o f Bylopolye
Otflaa■•era: lA-M tol t.wL lu4*ia.tUl
nearly killing me, the men tore open her waist and trains in certain portions o f Mexico home in Paris.
after October 15 will be shot, accord-1 Gould paid $2844 on the dutiable ar welcomed the Montenegrins as libera
and I would have
thrust In a hand. It came out In a ing to testimony given before the sen-
ticles, but the greater part o f the val tors from the Turkish yoke.
such dragging sensa
hurry to clasp over the woman's , ate investigating committee.
W it uable jewelry was shown to have been
tions I could hardly
mouth, as she screamed “ Don’t ! ”
OUT OP TOWN
Maryland it Sent South.
nesses said the rebels had warned offi o f American purchase or to have been
bear it. I had sore
“ I didn't mean to cry out that way.” cials o f the Mexico Northwestern ra il-! assessed before by the customs au
Seattle— Orders to sail immediately
ness in each side, could not stand tight
PEOPLE
for Nicaragua have been received by
clothing, and was irregular. I was com she laughed, as the hand dropped and road not to attempt reconstruction of thorities.
can recelvennvmpt treat-
gave
her
a
chance
to
speak,
“
but
I
am
menta of Waa-PHaaaaa«.
the line. ¿A was said the warning re-
the armored cruiser Maryland, which
pletely run down. On advice I took
Hc ti’ii fcalldiac raaaedlee
fruía
Great Revolt Averted.
arrived here from the Orient. The
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com awfully ticklish and I just can't stand I lating to American railroad men ap-
I plied only to the Mexican Northwest
Maryland
is
at
the
Puget
Sound
navy
pound and am enjoying good health. It I t ”
New Orleans— Lee Christmas, com
The continued efforts of the men ern lines territory.
is now more than two years and I have
mandant o f Puerto Cortes, Hondruas, yard, coaling for the southern trip,
to
find
the
purse,
while
Mrs.
Justine’s
not had an ache or pain since. I do all
th« ChüMaa doctor.
said that the intervention o f the Unit and will get away within 24 hours.
Governor Reprieves Four.
my own work, washihg and everything, protecting arm wouldn't stay up, threw
Try on«* more if you have bean doctor!»« with
ed States in the Nicaraguan revolution The Maryland will call at Acapulco,
th la one and that on« and * have noto obtained per.
her
Into
fits
of
laughter,
which
so
dis
and never have backache any more. I
Phoenix,
A rif. — Declaring that had averted what otherwise might Mexico, and proceed from there to
manrnt relief. Let thie
t notare
• h ealer d W
your race and pr*wsrri»«e acme remedy whose
think your medicine is grand and I praise turbed the robbers that, as aha sank capital punishment had no more place have proved the bloodiest general re Corinto, where she will join the war
it to all my neighbors. I f you think my to the pavement, they ran.
in the present day order than the volt in the history o f Central America. ships under command of Rear Admiral
Harka that hev«> been «sthered from every «war-
ter of the glo»«e. The aecreta of theee medic!nee
testimony will help others you may pub
The Mary
burning o f witches. Governor Hunt “ I f the rebels bad won in Nicaragua, W. H. H. Southerland.
are not known to the outeide world, bet have baa«
Fired Whole Fores.
lish it.” —Mrs. O l u e W oodall , Mor
granted reprieves to William Camp the revolution would have spread to land will put in at San Francisco on
Batsrla. 111.— When he found one- bell, Eduardo Peres. N. B. Chavez and Honduras, Guatemala and possibly the way down the coast.
ton’s Gap, Kentucky.
CONSULTATION
I f t o « h a r e th e s llg lilc s t d o u b t half of the police force Intoxicated, Miguel Peralta, all o f whom were to Salvador,” said Christmas.
I f yo* live ont o f town and a
th a t L y d ia E . P in k h a m 's V e g e t a and the other half talking to a young have been hanged here Friday. Gov-
New Alfalfa is Solution.
• ra p te n '
etaaipa.
b le C o m p o u n d w ill h e lp you. w r it e woman, while on duty, Mayor Grels i ernor Hunt expressed the hope that
Cabin Holds Body Long Dead
Washington, D. C.— Secretary W il
t o L r d i a E .P in k h a n i M e d ic in e C o . fired them both and acted as police
the legislature would pass at its next
ton
expressed
belief
that
the
agricul
Dawson, Y . T .— Reports were re
THE C. SEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
(c o n fid e n t ia l) L y n n , M a s s .,fo r a d force himself.
seasion a bill abolishing capital pun ceived here that the body o f E. E. tural problem in the arid lands o f the
v ic e . Y o u r l e t t e r w i l l b e op en ed , |
162è Hrst St., Car. Morrison
ishtnenL
Collins, a trapper from Stratton, Col., West had been solved by the alfalfa
r e a d a n d n n s w e re d b y a w o m a n ,
Po
Latest Dancing Thing.
gm d h e ld In s tr ic t c o n fid e n c e .
has been found in a cabin near Mc brought from Siberia. “ Draw a line
Short Beach. Conn —The Ella Whee
Attor Estata Pays Tax.
Millan river. Apparently be died last from the northern b o u n d a r y o f North One of Ayer's Pill* at bedtime will cause
ler Wilcox guide is the latest thing
Albany, N. Y .— A check for $3,- February, after a lonely illness, prob Dakota down to the Gulf o f Mexico,” an Increased flow of bilo and produce a
PISO S R E M E D Y
» . N. V.
N o. « H I 1
In wlerd dancing things. She Invent 160,000 was received by State Comp ably appendicitis. The body was left said Mr. Wilson. “ That’s arid land. gentle lexative effect the day following.
[ Beat C ra s h ty r u p . T aatra 0 « e d . t*#e j
ed It and gave It to the world at a big troller Sohmer in payment o f the ad in the cabin pending a police investi Up in Siberia they are getting alfalfa Formula on each box. Show If to your
ta U w e . Sold b y D r a r r t t a .
|
dancing party In her own home. It Is vance inheritance tax on the eetate of gation, which may not take place un and that hardy product we will put in doctor. He will understand at a gltnca.
■ §
ä 1
pill st bedtime, just one.
eeld to be poetic.
I the late Colonel John Jacob Astor, til spring owing to the lateness o f the to the arid taction. It w ill be the sol Dose, ono
L
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j
t r o t « , o. araa oo., u m i, m m .
I who perished on the steamer Titanic.
vation o f tho arid country.”
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