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and other gam# in season. Write us for
cash offer on alMrinds o f poultry, pork. etc.
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Second-Hand Machin
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exchanged: engines,
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S t. Portland. Send for Stock List and prices.
Machinery
Canalejas Shot in Back by Dar
ing Assassin.
Murderer Attempt* Suicide, But Fail*
— Act Believed to Be That o f
Individual, Not Conspirator.
Madrid, Spain—Jose Canalejas y
Mondes, the prime minister, whom
Spain regarded as one o f its greatest
statesmen, was shot and killed Tues
day by a young anarchist, Manuel
Pardinas.
Canalejaa was shot in the back
three times as he was walking to the
ministry of the interior.
He had
■topped to glance into the window of a
W e want dressed Turkeys. Ducks and Geese
book store.
for Thanksgiving trade. Write for our print
He bad just been to the royal palace
ed booklet on dressing and marketing to get
to submit several decrees to the king.
highest prices. Write today. We also want
Veal. Pork and all kinds o f Live Poultry.
He emerged smiling and happy. As
F. H. SCHMALZ A CO.
an attendant opened the door leading
Paid-up Capital $10.000.
to the street, a strong gust of wind
141-143 Front Street
Portland, Oregon
■truck the premier in the face, caus
ing him to exclaim gaily:
"O h, what a wind ! We are going
to have a bad d a y !"
o f $100 or more by buying your
About an hour later his prophecy
Piano or Player Piano direct
was fulfilled.
As he stopped for a
from factory store.
moment at the shop window, a man
BUSH & LANE PIANO COMPANY darted from a near-by doorway. He
ran up behind the premier and fired
355 Washington St., Portland, Or.
four shots at close range.
Three bul
lets took effect.
Canalejas sank to the sidewalk. A
friend who was passing at that mo
ment rushed up cyring, "D on Jose,
Don Jose," it being the premier's
baptismal name.
The wounded man
scarcely had
strength to murmur, “ The scoundrel
has killled me.” He then expired.
In the meantime his assailant
turned the muzzle o f the revolver on
own breast and fired again. A
Economical Lighting Co. bis
crowd quickly gathered, while the as
Gasoline hollow Wire Lighting Systems
sassin was half dragged to the police
Mantles and Glassware
station.
Mantles for Canchester, Aladdin, all the differ
The premier was carried to a phar
ent makes of Kerosene Mantle Lamps.
Junior
macy and then to the ministry of the
Rag Mantles 60c per dozen. Write us.
AgeeU Wasted.
597 Williams Are., Pw llano interior, where he was placed on a
large marble table in the main salon.
The blood flowing from a wound be
hind the right ear soon formed a pool
on the floor. The king [was informed
of the tragedy as he was leaving the
palace’ to attend the crysanthenrim
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r n
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out an escort. As soon as be reached
the Puerta del Sol the crowd ac
claimed him, crying, “ Long live the
brave k in g."
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“ C o s te rm o n g e r .”
Ribbed costard apples, a cooking
kind, are now to be seen in the «hops.
The costard Is referred to In the
household accounts of Edward L, In
whose reign the street seller o f the
apple was called a costardmonger—
hence “costermonger" and “coster.”—
London Standard.
M ary B rok en U p.
Mary dropped her eyes on tbs floor
M Henry burst Into the room. Her
face lengthened rapidly, and she final
ly pierced him with a glance. As his
laugh rose and fell, she dropped her
Jaw and her voice broko.—Judge.
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T. R. LEADS IN CALIFORNIA.
Wilton Ahead for Half Hour, But
Soon Falla Back.
San Francisco—Returns from all
but five precincts o f 4372 in the state,
including what were reported to be
official returns from 36 of the 58
counties, gave Colonel Roosevelt a
plurality o f 24 votes.
These returns
show majorities for Roosevelt in 16
counties and for Wilson in 42 counties.
The figures for the state now are
234,434 for Roosevelt, 234,410 for
Wilson.
Roosevelt lost his plurality in Cali
fornia for about 30 minutes and then
regained it, as additional official re
turns came in.
When he again ap
peared at the top o f the column it was
with 10 votes margin over Woodrow
Wilson and this later was increased to
24.
Wilson's Idaho Lead Cut
Boise, Idaho—Revised election re
turns received here cut Woodrow Wil
son’s majority over President Taft
from 674 to 502.
With returns still
incomplete and two counties, Custer
and Adams, missing, Wilson has a
total vote o f 28,920 and Taft 28,418.
The official canvassing board o f Ada
county has completed its task.
On
president the vote stands: Roosevelt
8512, Taft 3198, Wilson 2569.
Cus
ter county, Democratic, will give W il
son a majority o f 400 votes, while
Adams county, normally Democratic,
probably will give Taft a majority of
less than 100, leaving Wilson a net
gain of 200.
Spanish Minister Laments
Philadelphia— When Don Juan Biano
y Fayangos, the Spanish minister to
the United States, learned o f the as
sassination o f Premier Canalejas, he
Baid: "Spain has lost the strongest
man in the country. The loss is al
most irreparable.
He was a man o f
high ideals and one of the most capa
ble in Spain.
He had enacted many
reforms, especially in educational mat
ters, and he obtained many liberties
for the people. I do not know o f any
man who can fill his place. He was
democratic in all his actions."
OREGON GOES FOR WILSON.
D O N ’T
“ Be Peeved“
because your stomach
is unable to do its work
properly — or because
your liver is lazy and
bowels clogged.
Cheer U p --G e t a
Bottle of
H O S T E T T E R ’S
Stomach Bitters
Today.
For 60 years it has
been effectual in such
cases.
Easy Check te Forge.
Judge Lumley Smith remarked at
the Old Bailey that checks for £8
edd were most frequently altered by
forgers engaged in what was now an
extensive business. Only a “y” was
needed to change the eight Into
eighty. In the case before him a
check for £8 14s bad been made Into
one for £80 14s.
Lameness
Sloan’s Liniment is a quick
and reliable remedy for lame
ness in horses and other farm
animals.
'* Sloau'a Liniment enrpassea any
thing on earth for lameness in horses
and other horse ailments. I would
not sleep without it in my stable."—
M artin D oyle ,
432 West 19th St., New York City.
Good for Swelling and Abscess.
M r . H . M. G ib b s , o f Lawrence, Kan.,
R .F .D .,N o . 3, writes:—“ I had a mare
with an abscess on her neck and one
50c. b o ttle o f Sloan's Linim ent entirely
cured her. I keep it ull the time for
galls and small swellings and fo r every
thing about the stock/*
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is a quick and safe remedy
for hog cholera.
Governor of Georgia uses
Sloan's Liniment for Hog Cholera.
111 heard Gov. Brown (who is qulto a
farm er) say that he had never lost a
hog from cholera and that his remedy
always was a tablespoonful o f Sloan's
Liniment in a gallon o f slops, decreas*
ing the dose as the animal improved.
Last month Gov. Brown and m yself
were at the A gricultural College
building and in the discussion o f the
ravages o f the disease, Gov. Hrown
gave the remedy named as unfailing."
“ OBSERVER."
S avannah D a il y N ews .
A t A ll Dealers. 20c., 5 0 c . & S I .00.
Sloan’s Book on Ilonas, Cattle,
Hogs and Poultry sent free.
Address Dr. Earl 8. Sloan, Boston.
Cake Twenty-Five Yeare O l d .
A veteran baker of Quincy, Mass.,
bad a unique experience shortly be
fore retiring from business a short
time ago. A wedding cake 25 yean
old was brought to him by a local man
to be refreshed for his silver wedding
anniversary. He had baked the cake
himself for the wedding, 25 years be
fore.
Well Answered.
"Now, my little man," an English
bishop once said to a bright young
laddie. “ I will give you an orange If
you can tell me where God la."
My
lord,” was the unexpected answer, “ I
will give you two oranges If you will
tall me where he le not.”
Put One Over.
Wife—What a wretch that M n. Get-
taway la. When she found I was de>
scended from King I.unky III. she goes
to a genealogist and gets deacended
from King Lunky I.
Im p ro ve d
8afety
Razor.
The principle of the double-bladod
plane has been applied to safety ra
zors, so that the operator shaves with
two blades at the eame time.
Rector’s Pay T oo Small.
Sym b o lism .
Riverside, N. Y .— A minister cannot
Symbolism is all right If the thing
| face the high coat o f living o f the
prerent day and "maintain bis honor" /ou have to say Is not worth saying
on a salary o f $1000 a year, according In good, plain English.
to Rev. Gilbert A. Shaw, rector o f
Grace Episcopal church here, who
gives this reason for his resignation.
He has accepted a call to a church at
Hazelton, B. C. " I have not the con
science to ask you for more money,"
said the rector, "and yet I cannot live
on a salary the I am receiving. I could
not stay here and pay my bills, and
I don’ t intend to tun into d ebt."
W hy cough?
Stop itl
200 Surgeons in Clinic.
New York—Nearly 200 leading sur
geons o f the world wielded the scalpel
for charity in New York’a hospitals
Wednesday. In 171 institutions in
the city clinics which were held by
members o f the Congress o f Surgeons
o f North America gathered here, more
than 2000 strong, for their third an
nual convention.
European surgeons
also are here as guests.
The opera
tions covered a broad field in almost
every branch o f surgery.
Large Paper Milt Burns.
Antioch, Cal.— In a fire that was
started through the carelessness of a
workman, the entire plant of the Cali
fornia Paper and Board mills was de
stroyed. The loas will reach more
than $400,000, partly covered by in*
Stop coughing! Coughing
rasps and tears. Stop it!
Coughing ( . epares the throat
and lungs for more trouble.
Stop it I There is nothing so
bad for a cough as coughing.
Stop it 1 Ayer’s Cherry Pec
toral is a medicine for coughs
and colds, a regular doctor’s
medicine. Sold for seventy
years. Use it! Ask your doc
to r if this is not good advice.
Lane Democrat, lor U. S. Senator—
Woman Suffrage Safe.
Portland, [Nov. 7.—Any lingering
doubt that may have existed o f Wood-
row Wilson's victory in Oregon were
removed by the receipt of fuller re
turns from Multnomah county and the
state at large, but the figures still
failed to give final results on the sen
atorial situation.
The returns leave no room for
doubt as to any results on the state
ticket and
congressional
ticket.
Hawley, in the First, Sinnott, in the
Second, and Lafferty, in the Third,
are well to the good over their oppo
nents.
Olcott is elected secretary of state
Mickle, dairy and food commissioner,
and Aitchison, railroad commissioner.
If present ratios be carried out,
Wilson will have a plurality over
Roosevelt of about 7500.
There is still an element of doubt as
to whether Roosevelt or Taft will win
second place, but the outlook seems to
favor Roosevelt. In the state outside
of the county, Roosevelt and Taft to
tals are almost identical, but in Mult
nomah county the returns indicate a
final lead for Roosevelt over Taft of
abou 2000.
With about one-half the vote count
ed in Multnomah county and the state
outside, the totals on president are aa
follows :
Wilson 21,088, Roosevelt 17,341,
Taft 16,196.
Returns for about one-half the vote
outside of Portland are at hand and
these added to the Multnomah county
figures, which are also representative
of about one-half the vote, give Sell
ing a slight lead. However the out
side vote is more nearly compete from
the anti-Selling counties than from
those that are supposed to go for the
Republican candidate.
The latest figures are as follows :
Selling 20,496 Lane 20,512 Bourne
13,592, Clark 5697, Paget 3095. This
gives Lane a lead of 178 votes and
indicates a final plurality against
Bourne o f about 12,000.
SUFFRAGE HAS SLIGHT LEAD
Too Many Road Mea.ures Brings On
Defeat o f All.
Portland, Or., Nov. 7.—The count
at 2 :30 a. m. in Multnomah county
on woman suffrage was:
Yes 8029;
no 7627.
State, outside of Multnomah coun
ty: Yes 12,210, no 11,361.
The Malarkey public service bill,
submitted by referendum, it is indi
cated, will have a substantial major
ity.
As was forecast, the three-cornered
controversy over road measures ap
parently has resulted in the defeat of
ail plans, although
the harmony
amendment limiting county indebted
ness for roads is in doubt. Seemingly
all tax measures submitted by the tax
commission and legislature, except
the repeal o f county tax option and
probably the bill excepting the ex
emption of household effects, have
been rejected.
The capital punishment bill, which,
if adopted, would have abolished the
death penalty in Oregon, is defeated
according to incomplete returns by up
ward of 20,000 votes.
The Cascade
county measure is snowed under and
the hotel inspector bill is in the run
ning for cellar championship.
The
blue-sky law also seems to have gone
to its death in the avalanche of
"n oee.” It is probable that the anti
boycott bill has been defeated, but
there is still doubt as to the anti
street speaking law.
LISTER BEATS
HAY BY 886
S H O ES
«3.00 53.50 54.00 54.50 AND «5.00
FOR MEN AND W O M E N
Washington Strong for Roose
velt for President
B aya w ea r W. L. U ouplu* * 2 . 0 0 , $ 2 . 5 0 S $ 3 . 0 0 S c h o o l l
Si toon, ba ca uuo o n e pa ir will p o s i t i v e l y o u tw ea r tw o
palra o f ord in a ry ahooa, aam o am th o /non a mhoom.
W L-Doug la» ...«lies and sells m ore $ 3 .OO,$ 3 .5 0 Sc $ 4 .0 0 shoes j
than any oth er m anu facturer in the w orld-
Many Progressives Get Placss—Fal
conar and Bryan Elected Rep
resentatives at Large.
T h e w orkm anship w h ich has m ade W . L. D ou gla s sh oes fam ou s the
ov e r is m aintained in e v e ry pair.
A sk y o u r d ea ler to sh o w y o u W . L. D ou gla s latest fashions fo r fall an d winter
wear, n otice the o h o r t v a m p s w h ich m ake the fo o t lo o k sm aller, points in •
shoe particularly d esired b y y ou n g m en. A ls o the c o n s e r v a t i v e s ty le s which
have m ad e W . L. D ou gla s sh oes a h ou seh old w o r d ev eryw h ere.
If y o u cou ld visit W . L. D ou gla s large fa cto rie s at B rock ton , Mass., and see
for y o u r se lf h ow carefu lly W . L. D ou gla s sh oes are m ade, y ou w o u ld then un~
derstand w h y they are w arranted to fit better, lo o k better, hold their shape and
wear longer than any oth er m ake fo r the p rice .
Faut Color Cyototo.
C AU TION . — T o protect you against inferior »hoe», W .L . Douglas stamp» his name on the bot
tom. Look for the stamp. Beware o f substitute». W . L. Douglas shoes are sold in 78 own
TH E
STAN D AR D O F Q U A L ITY
FOR O VER
30 YEARS.
world
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 12. — Ernest
Lister’s lead for governor was in
creased 123 votes today when a re
check o f the returns in Snohomish
stores and*hoe dealers everyw here. No matter where you live, they are within your reach.
If your dealer cannot supply you, write direct to factory for catalog showing how to order
county was made. Lister’s plurality
by «"*»1 Shoo« sent every whore, delivery charges prepaid. W .LD ougla«, Brockton. Mass.
over Governor Marion E. Hay is now
886. The total vote for the state,
with 17 precincts still unreported, it:
Preclou» Attributes.
To Sterilize Cittern Water.
Lister, Democrat, 96,469, Hay, Re
Cistern water can be thoroughly
"Why are diamonds so highly val
publican, 95,573.
sterilised by the addition of one-tenth ued ?”
“I
suppose," replied Mr.
of a grain of bypochlorlde of lime to Groucher, "It's because they are
Seattle, Nov. 7.— Returns from 961 the gallon. This does not Injure the made of carbon, which la the equlva.
precincts out of 1903 give Roosevelt water for laundry and bathing pur lent of coal, and at the same time
look like Ice.”
pose*.
54,745, Wilson 43,406, Taft 34,687.
For governor 927 precincts give Lis
ter, Dem., 43,867; Hay, Republican,
42,079; Hodge, Progressive, 33,261.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO
For congressman-at-large, 860 pre
BUILD A FOUR-ROOM HOUSE
cincts give Falconer, Progressive, 88,-
000; Bryan, Progressive,
36,976;
Including underpinning, uprights, sheathing, shingles, flooring, doors, windows,
Frost, Republican, 4,191; Dewey,
glass, hardware, all fitted, and everything else necessary In completing a home
Republican, 33,795; Connor, Demo
suitable for Pacific Coast climate. Not a thing for you to do save follow the
crat, 32,082; White, Democrat, 29,-
blue prints carefully, which ere included, drive the nails and mova in. The
________
696.
ideal method o f quick homebuilding.
$400
Seattle, Nov. 7.— Theodore Roose
velt’s plurality over Woodrow Wilson
in Washington is estimated at 23,000.
Earnest Lister, Democratic candidate
for governor, was elected by a plural
ity estimated at 8000 over Governor
Hay, Republican.
J. A. Falconer and J. W. Bryan,
Roosevelt Progressives, probably are
elected representatives-at-large over
the Republican candidates, H. B Dew
ey and J. E. Frost, by 6000 plurality.
In the First district one-sixth of the
precincts give Representatives Will
E. Humphrey, Republican, 16,000 plu
rality over Charles G. Heifner, Demo
crat.
One-fourth of the precincts in the
Third district give Representative
William Lafoilette, Republican, 440
plurality over F. M. Goodwin, Roose
velt Progressive.
Returns from
Southwest Washington indicate the
defeat o f Congressman Stanton War
burton, Roosevelt Progressive, by Al
bert Johnson, Republican.
Warbur
ton leads in Tacoma, but thia lead,
according to available returns, will be
more than offset by Johnson’s ap
parent big advantage in the Grays
Harbor section.
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 7.—Com
plete returns, semi-official, from 26
out o f 86 precincts in Clark county
give:
For president—Taft 1216, Wilson
1601, Roosevelt 1247.
Congressman-
at-large— Frost, 1868, Dewey, 1462
Connors 1123, White 1069, Brown,
738, Falconer 766; Diatrict, Johnson
948, Munday 2396, Warburton 728.
Governor — Hay 1566, Lister 1426,
Hodge 767, Hart 1601, Collier 1210,
Teats 720. Secretary o f state— How
ell 1631, Ryan 1184.
Treasurer—
Ford 746, Meath 1661, Gilbert, 1127,
Corey 826. Auditor—-Clauaaen 1617,
Stevenson 1116, Moberg 718.
For attorney general—Tanner 1686,
Jones 1125, Mill* 736. Land commis
sioner— Savidge 1714, Scbooley 1078
and Kaufman 708. Superintendent o f
public instruction — Mrs. Prescott
1600, Mrs. Monroe 1122, Beach 798.
Insurance commissioner— Fishback
1677, Murphy 1129, Collins 794.
The vote on the [amendments to the
state constituttion follow :
No. 1,
removing limit from terms o f office,
for 902, against 1214. No. 2, recall
of judges, for 1722, against 689. No.
8, Initiative and referendum, for
1682, against 565.
No. 4, setting
time for new laws becoming effective,
for 975, aganst 806.
College Wireless Successful.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis— A wireless message sent from
San Diego station, 1400 miles south of
Corvallis, was heard perfectly dis
tinctly by Joe Hallock, junior, and
Cliff Watson, freshman, both electri
cal engineering students at the Ore
gon Agricultural college.
They had
temporarily hooked up to a tree in
front of the Gamma Upsilon house a
“ Watt” and "D ry*" Break Even.
30-foot single wire aerial, to call some
Seattle— The “ d ry" and “ w et" is
of their friends who are operating
Marconi wires along the coast. They sue in Washington was one o f the
also picked up Victoria, B. C., San most important local questions to
Francisco and several steamers at sea. come up. The victory it about even
for the saloon and anti-saloon forces.
Licensed saloons won out in several
Michigan Conceded to Roosevelt.
Detroit— Returns from 145 out of instances but the general tendency
waa to maintain prohibition.
Kenne
2116 state precincts show Taft 12,347, wick, which has waged a bitter fight,
Roosevelt 20,330, Wilson, 16,66. This voted to remain dry, and Vancouver,
does not include the incomplete count after a spirited contest, decided to
in many Detroit precincts. It is con stay wet.
ceded that Roosevelt will carry the
state.
_________________
Oil Dividend Declared,
Socialists Second In Florida
San Francisco—The 16th dividend
Jacksonville, Fla.— Returns indicate on the stock of the Standard Oil com
that the entire Democratic ticket is pany incorporated in California was
elected by a majority o f about 220,000. declared Wednesday by the board o f
The Socialists apparently polled a directors o f the company at a meeting
larger vote than either the Republi held in Richmond, Contra Costa
cans or Roosevelt Progressives.
county. A dividend o f $2.60 per share
will be awarded on December 16 to all
Chohalis Goes Republican.
stockholders having stock o f record on
Aberdeen, Wash. — Twenty-three December 2. The issued stock is now
complete out o f 67 precincts, in Che- valued at $46,000,000. It waa in 1910
that the last dividend was declared.
halis county give Taft 1149, Wilson
796, Debs 806, Roosevelt 721.
Hsy
Kansas for T. R. By IO.OOO.
1635, Lister 789, Hodge 529. Johnson
Topeka, Kan.— Returns at the latest
1517, Munday 640, Warburton 714,
Frost 1405, Dewey 1417, Connor 693, indicated that Roosevelt would carry
White 606, Bryan 608, Falconer 680. Kansas over Wilton by probably 10,000
Socialist Candidate Aller ran ahead of plurality. Taft apparently was run
Warburton in Aberdeen by round 100 ning a poor third.
Capper, Rep., for governor, waa
vote*. Johnson wilt go out o f the
county with 1800 or 2000 plurality. leading Hodges, Dem., and Stubbs,
The entire state and county ticket Re Rep., for United States senator, was
slightly ahead of Thompson, Dem.
publican.
Jut* Grain Bags Doomed.
Walla Walla, Wash.—Jute bags for
grain are doomed in Washington, Ida
ho and Oregon if the resolution adopt
ed at the tri-state meeting of the
Farmers’ union
in this city has
weight. The resolution porvidea that
in the future the unions are to dis
courage the use of the jute bags, sub
stituting instead cotton bags.
These
cotton bags can be secured cheaper,
and it is asserted they are as practi
cal. The adoption o f this resolution
followed a two days’ debate tm the
Unless there is daily action of the bow sack question.
el*, poisonous products are absorbed,
causing headache, biliousness, nausea,
dyspepsia. We wish you would ssk you» South Carolina 60,000 Democratic
Columbia, 8. C. — Indications are
doctor about correcting your constipation
by liking laxative doses of Ayer’s Pills. that Wilson hat carried South Caro
H«d* u i u j o i l i a co.. u m i . a w .
lina by more than 60,000 majority.
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N O R T H W E ST DOOR COM PANY, P o rtla n d , O re.
Be Careful In Speech.
If In our speech w# would need
oonelder how our word« will affect
those to whom they are spoken—If we
would try to hear them with their ears
and consider how they accept in their
hearts, there would not be much pas
sionate or unadvised speech; certain
ly there would be few spirits wounded
or live* embittered by the words of
our lips.—W. Q. Horder.
N EW P E R K IN S H O TEL
new
“DEAD SHOT
DR. PEERY’ S
V ER M IFU G E
FOR W O R M S
ROMAN EYE BALSAM
For
In fla m e d
E y e lid s
P rep a red by
W riqht ’ s I ndian V egetable
PILL OO .
NEW YORK
Thanks
to
ths
C a rtoonist.
Party emblems that figure on bal
lots represent the more serious pur
poses and type the traditions of vari
ous political followings; but the em
blems that the cartoonists and humor
ists have established are the more
popular, because they represent that
cheerful mood In whtch a majority of
persons attack politics without aban
doning the earnest aim that underlies
Its manifestations.—Judge.
Pettits Eye Salve
He
F O R EYE
ACHES
Belonged.
The accomplished and obliging
pianist had rendered several aeleo-
tlans, when one of the admiring group
of listeners In the hotel parlor sug
gested Mozart’s Twelfth Mass. Sev
eral people echoed the request, but
on* lady waa particularly desirous of
hearing the piece, explaining that her
husband had belonged to that very
regiment.—Everybody’s Magazine.
N o thoughtful person use. liquid blue. It’s a
pinch o f blue in n U r ,« bottle o f water. Ask for
Bod Cross li.il Blue, the blue thmt'a oil blue.
V a rio u s F o rm s of H iccoug h .
Allied to the rare forme of nervous
hlooough there Is also the emotional
idcoough, which arise« In connection
with a moral shock, aevere fright and
aadden emotion, the hiccough due to
Irritation and hysterical hiccough.
The latter la a particularly nolay
form, with a rough, coarse sound. It
I* sometimes a sort of yelping or
barking nolae, persisting for toms
minutes or even hours.
K oth en will find Mrs.'W inslow's Sootaiat
Syrup t fe beet remedy to use fur their
fu r l» * <he teethlug period.
M a y flo w e r D e sce n d a n ts .
There are today throughout the
United State* several hundred de
scendants each of Miles Btandlsh.
Governor Bradford, Richard War
ren, John Holland and Elder Brew-
star. all Mayflower descendants and
worthy o/ their alres.
On* Mistake He Made.
"Your eon teems very clear-head-
ad." "Yaa; he’s a smart boy. Only he
mad* a mistake once. Ha aald, ‘Fa
ther, now la th' time to fall,' so we
failed, and mode good money from 1L
Only If w* bad waited till th’ next
week wa would have burned out l”—
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
UquM bhM Is s wsak solution. A sold It. Buy
R äd C ros. Ball b lu ., th* blu. that's all blu*. Oak
Mississippi Democratic By 106,000
Depend Upon tho Farm.
Jackson, Miss. — The Democratic
There U nothing like th* farm wbet
majority in Missiaaippi is estimated
hard times coma knocking at the door.
at 106,000.
There stay not be much money going
In seasons of stress, but there Is al
Reosavelt Second In Maryland.
ways the assurance of a full table, a
Baltimore— Woodrow Wilson carried rncf over one’s head, and no fear of a■
Maryland by from 20,000 to 26,000
in« landlord.
plurality, estimated from figures re
Th* Sinner and Hie »In.
ceived up to a late hour. Rooeevelt
One of the hardest leesona for ns
ran second.
to learn le bow to distinguish between
Nicholes Lengworth Re-Elected,
a sinner and his aln, how to lays, th*
Cincinnati — Nicholas Longworth, one and hate the other.—Christian
son-in-law o f ax-Prssident Roosevelt, Endeavor World.
waa elected to songu ea from the First
Ohio district
The Post In tho Mountain«.
"How glorious this solitude! As
Arkansas Wilson's By 00,000
Little Rock, Ark.— Wilson carried Ihr aa the eye cam reach ■ s ot a Slagle
T"—Jugeai.
Arkansas by about 60,000 majority.
HOTEL
P E R K IN S
$ I» P £ R m
PORTLAND.!
UP
ThOUT BATH $ IÎ2 UP
MHiMtfittmormtaTT
NOTE REDUCED RATES
Most Centrally Located
Eight
Who
Deserve
Slaps.
Eight men who deserve to bs
slapped on the face: He who despises
a man of power; he who enters a
house uninvited and unwelcomed; he
who gives orders In a house not his
own; he who takes a seat above his
position; he who speaks to one who
does not listen to him; he who In
trudes on .the conversation of others;
he who seeks favors from the ungen
erous; and he who expects love from
his enemies.—From a Persian Saying.
8clenc* and Death.
"Even In the face of the Inexorable
law of death,” says the Lancet, “sci
ence still has a consoling message. It
can hold out the hope that one day
the ravages of disease may so far be
eliminated that death will be nothing
more than a quiet and painless phe
nomenon. It will cease to be feared,
and come even to be desired as a fit
ting close to a weary day.”
Ch a ng in g Hues.
"You are In love with a blonde," re
marked the fortune teller, "but after
you marry her, beware of a brunette
who—” “ No danger,” remarked th*
patron; “It's the same woman."—Ths
Ladles’ World.
WIFE’S HEALTH
-
RESTORED
Husband Declared Lydia EL
Pinkham’» V e g e t a b l e
Compound Would Re*
•tore Her Health*
And It Did.
Ashland, Ky. — “ Four years ago I
teemed to have everything the matter
with me. 1 had fe
male and kidney trou
ble and was so bad off
I could hardly rest
day or night. I doc
tored with all the
best doctors in town
nnd took many kinds
of medicine but noth
ing did any good un
til I tried your won
derful remedy, Lydia
E. Pinkham’» Vege
table Compound. My husband said it
would restore my health and it has.
M rs. M a y W y a t t , Ashland, Ky.
There are probably hundreds of thou
sands of women in the United States
who have been benefitted by this famous
old remedy, which was produced from
roots and herb« over thirty years ago by
a woman to relieve woman's suffering.
R e a d W h at A n o th e r W om a n sa y s:
Camden, N. J .—" I had female trou
ble and a serious displacement and was
tired and discouraged and unable todo my
work. My doctors told me I never could
be cured without an operation, but
thanks to Lydia E. Pinkham ’■ Vegetable
Compound I am cured of that affliction
and have recommended it to more than
one o f my Menas with the best results. ’ ’
— M rs. E l l a J o h n s t o n , 824 Vine S L
I f yo* waat special advice write to
Lydia E. Plakhaaa Medicine Co. (coal*
deatlal) Lyaa, Mass. Tear letter will
ha epeaed, read sad answered by •
‘ held to strict
p. N. u.
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