Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, February 28, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPO ULTR Y A N D GAME GOT AHEAD OF THE PAPERS NEWS NOTES OF CURRENT WEEK Haight of Wisdom Exhibited by Mr. Tobe Sagg on Hla Perlodleal Visit to Kama* City. Can y e t you funcy prices fc r W ild Ducks and other game In season. W rite us for cash offer on all kinds o f poultry, pork, e ta y o u w i l l f i n d o u r n ew Im p lem en t c a t a l o g a Pearson-Page Co., Portland “ Whenever I am In Kansas City." g o o d t h i n g t o own. I t itated Mj, Tobe Sags, of Goshkonong. w i l l p o s t y o u on p r a c and feel stealln go’er me a low, feb t i c a l m oney m a k in g rile yearning to put myself In the Ship us your VEAL. PORK, POULTi V, iiDES clutches of a total stranger, ramble s a v in g farm m a c h in e ry W e guarantee top prices and C H E C K BY R E T U R N round In apocryphal places and All M A IL . T a t*, prices, ro o t«, free. W e w ill tend for F u l l o f GOOD t h i n g s one >ear on request to ail who make shipment* durii my system with aqua fortla and dog February o ne > e a r's subscription to e itf ¡¡3 from c o v e r t o c o v e r . Poultry Journal. 1’acitic Homestead. Poultry L ife . feed, to be found next morning by the Northw est Pacific F arm er Please tell jo u r neigh- Troops continue to move towards pious monks of St. Bernard, groping We 6end i t tore about our lib eral offer. Ship to fr e e . Just the Mexican border. dazedly and ready to burble to the po F. H. S C H M A L Z & CO. m en tion t h i s p a p e r . P H Capti*! $10.000 141-143 Fruii St„ P0RTUN0. ORL lice my real name and address and Wilson will call an extra session of Resume of World’s Important Events Told in Brief. Mention this paper when writing. the customary lie that I have been . trimmed of $3,753 In cash and notes— 140W ARD E. BURTON — Arwayer sna ChemUfc, ,. . _ , , . , ■ I Lssdr.Ue. Colorado. Spwciniou price*: odd. weJ, when I feel any such microbe» gnawing at my 1 order up to my room f«°; / '.“ ir'LtvA lIT„"utk*,> In the hotel a pitcher of Ice water and lock the door, clink the Ice awhile, For Sale—470 a. in Steven* Co.. Waeh.; 70 a. cult., look through the bottom of the empty bal. tim ber and grass: 5-r. house, cellar, barn, out- tumbler 46 consecutive times, and then bldg:*. 460 Lear in * fru it trees, etc. P rice $6500. go to bed with my 125.15 under my Terms. Address A . -M. Thomas, Marble, Wash« For b & i <T at a sacrifice— -io a. near R.x, Yam hill Co., P il l o w , to make next morning seren» Or.; 18 a. cult., bal. pasture; 6 -r. house, barn, out ly content in the knowledge that I bids». 4-a. orchard, stock, machinery, etc. A d- have deprived the newspapers of an drea* F. Schwarxin, R ex. Oregon.________________ Interesting item and cheated the folks F o r Sale—80 a. in Mason Co.. Wash.; I a. cult., bal. logrg:ed-off land.. Form erly dairy farm : 4V§ a. at home out of a story that would fru it; 7-r. house, barn, outbldtrs stock, machinery, have been told on me unto the third etc. Excellent fru it ranch, y itld in * $260 to $400 an acre in blackberries. Bargain. Address E. G. and fourth generations of them that Francis, Shelton. Wash. _________________________ hate me.”— Kansas City Star. gene— 11244 a. in Madison Co., A la .; 100 a. cult.,7-r. I house. 2 large barns, outbldgs. stock, mach.. a te .! S. F. Morine. Huntsville, A la. __ ________________________ DI8COVERY OF 376 COMETS. W a t s o n E . C o le m a n , Patent Lawyer.Wtisbinglon, D.C. Advice and hooks free. Rates reasonable. Highest references. Best services. PATENTS Not Customary. "Etchem hat been given the Illus trating of the latest Winston Wheezer story.” "Gee, that's flue!” "But he Isn’t at all sure he'll take the Job." “Eh? Why not?” “ He says It will oblige him to read the story."—Cleve land Plain Dealer. “W hat's the Use” waiting for Nature, bring back alona, to your aapetite, to make the liver active and the bowels regular? Some assist ance is needed and M lO S T E T T E R ’S -* /-STOMACH BITTERS’ n Statistics collected by Borelly, th* French astronomer, shows that sine* ia really “ it.” For 60 yeara it the sixteenth century 376 comets hay* haa helped in casea o f Indiges )| / f _ ^ f _ ’ . Second-Hand Mach In- been visible to the naked eye, with tion, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, periodic and 18 have been seen at s t boilers, sawmills, etc. The J. E. Martin Co.. 83 1st more than one return, and 66 have Colds, Grippe and Malaria. 6 t* Portland. Send fo r Stock List and pricea. been visible to the naked eye, with 7 that could be seen In full daylight WE URGE A T R IA L TO D AY We are Sole Nearly two-thirds of the discoveries appear to have been made In morning j before sunrise, more than half In the HOLTON and BUESCHER Avoid Substitutes second half of the year. The French band instruments. The most complete stock o f Musical Merchandise in the Northw est. observatories have led In discover W rite fo r Catalogues. ies, 67 of the comets having been first S E IB E R L IN G -L U C A S MUSIC CO. detected at Marseilles and 46 at 184 Second Street Portland. Oregron Learned In the Law. Paris, but only 16 at Geneva, which Tramp (while the young magistrate has the next highest record, 16, at Florence, and 14 at tho Lick observa helplessly turns over the pages of RAW FURS his law book)— "Please allow me to tory. assist you, page 817, the third section WANTED! M o th er« w i l l fin d Mrs. W in slo w *» S ootnin g from the bottom.— FUegende Blaet- Byrup t' e b est re m ed y to uso tog t h e ir U U ld ie a HIGHEST PRICES. QUICK KUIKNS fö; ter. ’ u rin g .h e te e t h in g period . Machinery S- ? BANDM EN: S s S s * 1* H. LIEBES & CO. Singing /. P. Plagemann, M g r MANUFACTURING FURRIERS 298 Morrison St Corbel! Bldg. Rot First Natl Bask. rortiand.Ora. at W ork . Dr. Johnson was annoyed to find In the Hebrides that the strokes of th* sickle were timed by the modulations of a song In which all the harvesters joined. In the days of the hand looms most weavers crooned over their work. Dairymaids used to sing on the milking stool, not only to light en their labors but also because the cows were held to yield better milk when cheered bv a tune. A Toy for Cat« THE C A TN IP BALL F o r fun and health. A t drug:, toy and department stores. W rite DR. A. C. DAN IELS, lac.. 182 Milk SI.. Beslon, Mm., fo r book on Cats. Arrangements are being made be tween the American and Russian gov ernments to establish wireless stations across Bering sea and Siberia, which will complete the wireless circuit of the earth. A new waterfall 500 feet in height has been discovered on the Middle Fork o f the Feather river, in an al most inaccessible canyon in the Sierra mountains o f California. It is said to rival Bridal Veil falls o f the Yosem- ite. Produce dealers o f Portland, con victed o f violating the Sherman anti trust law, paid fines aggregating $8,450, but will still be allowed to continue their association along cer tain lines. Immunity from prosecution for la bor unions and farmers’ organizations was included in the sundry civil ap propriation bill in conrgesB. $450 PROFIT G E T T IN G D O W N TO BRASS TACKS P O W E L L ’S Stomach Remedy P Wise Dental Co. ICRESCENT BAKING POWDER f ia high grad« and [ I moderate in price ] f 25c lb. tin at grocers An ] C r «K e a t M l«. Co.. S eat«!« I The rule o f military despotism CHIEF IN PUNGENT COOKINC seems to grow in favor in Mexico. Both houses o f the South Dakota Humble Onion, One of the Malnetayi • f the Kitchen, Should Be More legislature adopted a resolution de Widely Used. nouncing the killing o f Madero and Suarez. Kitchen Lille«— No fancy nickname Mexicans executed by shooting, one thla, for the onion belongs to the lllj at a time, 95 Madero soldiers who re tribe. It Is an “ allium" of which wt volted when they heard o f the death of eat the bulb. The eschalot, the leek, the ex-president. , chives, garlic and rocambole— anothei The Cornucopia Mining company, o f variety of garlic, though much mlldei Eastern Oregon, mails its gold bul —are all of the same family. All are lion by insured parcels post to its head bulbs, all contain a volatile essential oil which 1s most valuable. They re offices in Walla Walla. store and heal the sick—who has no* Mrs. Pankhurst, British suffragette heard of grandmother's onion slrui leader, has been arrested for complic for colds— who has not fled from ity in the recent bomb explosion which grandmother’s onion compress foi wrecked the house o f Lord Churchill. coughs— they keep disease away (ai The widow o f Captain Scott, o f disinfectants) they give beauty to tht Antarctic fame, has received from the complexion! Onions are one of tht British government the same title that finest nerve tonics known, and onloni she would have received had her hus we must have In cookery—more espe band returned alive, and will hence daily tn vegetable cookery. The) should be considered the wit that en forth be known as Lady Scott. livens the whole. Here Is a hint for those who woul<! The house o f representatives of Kansas adopted a resolution declaring have a dish of boiled onions— some ol it “ looked with horror upon the mur the essential oil which causes them tc der o f President Madero and his vice occasionally tndlgeBt Is removed b> president,” and demanding that steps boiling them In two waters. A I b o , aft be taken by the United States to pro •r skinning an onion—under water tc tect the lives o f American citizens in keep from crying over It—cut ont carefully all the base. Another hint— Mexico. before frying or boiling onions for I News of the execution o f Francisco dish parboil them to remove an ex Madero caused such a sensation at cess of pungency. We all know thai W ichita Falls, Texas, that a petition Monde onions are more delicate thar is in circulation asking that the Unit- j th« brunette varieties and that youni ed States government request all onions or small ones are to be pre Americans to leave Mexico and to take ferrod to those of portly dimensions steps to punish those responsible for Shake Into Your Shoes Madero’s death. Brightening Flower Pots. Prominent Jews o f the Pacific Coast Flower pots frequently fade Into a are planning to take care o f all their dingy color from their original bright race who migrate to the Coast after and cheerful brick red. They may be m e n t l* * * G R O W the opening o f the Panama canal. easily brightened again by putting or L A R K S P U R — i t m akes th is record. S m all dinary red ochre In water until It Is s p a c « w ill do. I t ’s th e k in g o f m on ey-m ak ers. Los Angeles had a total rainfall o f a i i g n t M is ta k e . about as thick as paint, then painting ••Back L o t S ch em es” e x p la in s this and a *T understand you went ovar to 5.2 inches in one night, and the entire the flower pot, which absorbs the sco re o f o th e r rem a rk a b le “ schem es in d ir t.” Streetcars were Crimson Gulch and lynched the wrong city was flooded. color and holds it. W r it e fo r prosp ectu s. R O B E R T H . C L A R K , man?” “ No,” replied Three-Finger stopped and boats and canoes were 1400 E a st Ir v in g St., P o rtla n d , O rego n . Bam. “ You can’t lynch the wrong man used in the streets. Just Between Friend*. Maul— “ So Jack compared me with in Crimson Gulch. W e jest got Piute A destitute couple in Portland o f fered to give away their baby so that H U N T E R S ! T R A P P E R S ! something sweet, did he? The deal Pete a little bit ahead of hla turn.” fellow! What was it?” Marie—"I it might have a comfortable home, IV a l d irect w ith manufac turer, W e pay the highest don't think I should tell you." Maud— and nearly 200 applications were made prices fo r Raw Furs. W rite “ Oh, do. I Insist!” Marie— "Well, he for the child. fur free price list a n ! stepping referred to you as 'the human marsh tags, A committee o f ministers o f St. mallow.’ You certainly had laid the N. M. UNGAR CO.. FURRIERS Joseph, Mo., will attend a coming powder on thick, dear.” 191 Scrolli S ite * PORTLAND. ORE. prize-fight in that city, to obtain evi dence and information to lay before Success these days means work -IF I T ' S Y O U R E Y E S - the grand jury. P E T T I T ’ S E Y E S A L V E U what you need and lota o f it. You can’ t work Lawful to Call Man an At*. at top speed unless your stomach is right on the job. I f it isn’t, try It is lawful In Switzerland to call f Something Not Generally Known. man an ass either in anger of other PORTLAND MARKETS Scott—-’’Say, old man, I ’m stuck on wise, according to a decision of th< j a quotation. Who was It said; ‘A Wheat— Track prices: Club, 85ftfi cantonal tribunal at Zurich. Th« I horse! A horse! My kingdom for a 86c; bluestem, 95c; forty-fold, 86c; court declined to award damages It j horse’ ! ” Mott— “ I thought everyone red Russian, 84@85c; valley, 86(f/87c a suit arising out of a quarrel be | knew where that calne from. That’i and get back into the stride at per bushel. tween two prominent citizens. what Absalom said when his horse ran once. Time is money and you Barley— Feed, $23.50 per ton; brew under the tree and left him hanging can’t afford to lose any. ing, nominal; rolled, $25.50^7 26.50. by tho hair to a limb.”— Boston Tran Get the remedy at any drug Com— Whole, $27; cracked, $28 ton. script. ______________ [__ atore or send to Millstuffs — Bran, $21@21.50 ton; A. D. 2014. shorts, $23lit23.60; middlings, $30. Powell Remedy Co. is what they al say Bell Boy— “ Room 101 rung. They're Hay — Timothy, choice, $15(fil7; Spokane, Wash. singing college songs and they want o f our mixed. Eastern Oregon timothy, $10(Ti) $1 a Bottle. Six Bottles for IS. ten more cocktails and a half-dozen 12.50; oat and vetch, $12; alfalfa, Painless $11.50; clover, $10; straw, $6(iji7. Methods of more boxes of cigarettes.” Hotel Pro prietor— ‘‘You just tell those young Oats— No. 1 white, $17(8)17.60 ton. Extracting society ladies they've got to be quiet Teeth. Apples — Spitzenberg, extra fancy, Unconscious Humor. er; they’re keeping some of the gen $1.25(ii:1.50 per box; choice, 75c<h.$l; Out-of-town peo The snnals of unconscious pulpit tlemen boarders awake.”— Puck. Yellow Newtowns, extra fancy, $1.25 ple can have their humor will be enriched by an Instance (3)1.50; choice 7 6 c ® l; Winesap, extra plats and bridgre- furnished some little time ago at BL Little Arithmetic Problem. fancy, $1.26(3)1.50; Red Cheek Pip work finished in one If twelve persons were to agree tc John’s church, Keswick, England. A pin, extra fancy, $1.25(3)1.75; A r day if necessary. lady’s watch has been found In the A n absolute gu ar dine together every day, but never sit kansas Black, extra fancy, $1.75(3.2; churchyard, and the vicar. In making antee. backed by 26 exactly In the same order around th« Baldwin, extra fancy, $ 1(3)1.25, his usual weekly announcements from M L W . A. W ill. fim a ts T m b M m u m years in Portland. table, it would take them 13,000.00( choice, 75c(3j$l; Rome Beauty, $1.25 j years at the rate of one dinner a day the pulpit, referring to the find, stated #31.50; Ben Davis, etc., common and they would have to' eat more than that the watch could be claimed In pack, 60(3 60c. the vestry. The next announcement 479 mlHlon dinners before they coulC o r n c c HOURS: Vegetables— Artichokes, $1.60 per was; “ W e will sing hymn No. StS: 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays 0 to 1 get through all the possible arrange dozen; cabbage, le p e r pound; cauli ‘Lord, Her Watch Thy Church la Phones: A 2029; Main 2029. ments in which they could place them flower, $2(32.25 per crate; celery, $2 Keeping.' “ Pairing Bldg., Third and Washington. Portland selves. @4.50; rhubarb, $2.50 per box; thrifty rm llttW thing« like bluing. Don't no- sprouts, 10c pound; garlic, 6#/6c; tur eept wntor fo r bluing. Ask for Rod Crooo B O nips, 90c#i$l per sack; parsnips, 90c Bluo. tho axtrm good roluo blue. @ $1; carrots, 90c(3)$l. A sick co w is a bad investm ent. and a ro w that is To Take Paint Off Glass Easily. Onions—-Oregon, $1 per ssek. I not produ cin g as much good m ilk as she should is not w ell. There never was— and probably I A ll co w s need carefu l atten tion to keep them healthy, Potatoes — Jobbing prices: Bur I and lit t le disorders can be k ep t from becom ing b ig by the never will be— a painter who painted banks, 50c per hundred. use o f K o w Kure. the window frames without splashing Poultry — Hens, 16(3)16c; broilers, T h is famous re m ed y is a sure cure and preven tive o f most cow at least a few specks of paint on th* 18(320c; turkeys, live, 20c; dressed, - such as L o st A p p etite. 11,1k Fever, Bunches, R ed W ater. Scouring, A bortion , Barrenness, and R etain ed A fterb irth . , glass. To leave them on the glasi choice, 25c; ducks, 16(3,18c; geese, G e t a package o f K ow Kure from your dealer and keep it on hand constantly. stamps one a shiftless person. To re 13(314c. Dcent and $ 1.00 sizes. Ask for co p y o f “ T h e C ow Book.” CAin ASSOCIATION Cl., IFRS. Lyifctvtllc, Vt move them, dissolve a couple of spoon- Eggs— Fresh locals, candled, 184(3 PA GIF IQ C O A S T D IS T R IB U T O R S fuls of soda In hot water and wash 19c dozen; current receipts, 174@18c. PORT LAW SOI Cl, Pirtlssl. Ore. tERlAIN SEE! C l, Us AsReks. U L the spots with this, using a piece ol Butter— Oregon, creamery, cubes, soft flannel cloth. 374c pound; prints, 39c. Pork— Fancy, 10(3!l04c pound. Slipper Cases. Veal— Fancy, 14@144c pound. A discarded rubberized raincoat may Hops— 1912 crop, prime and choice, be used to make casea for slippers or 16@18c pound; 1913 contracts, 14(3, rubbers. Make the cases in envelop« _ The North Pacific College was estab style, binding the edges with tape and 15c pound. Wool— Early shorn, east o f moun lished in 1898. It has departments of Dentistry and Pharmacy. No school in 'astenlng the flap over with a com- tains, 15@20c pound. non snap-hook and eye. America has better facilities for the train Grain Bags— 9J<V/9}c each. ing of young men and women for success Cattle— Choice steers, $7.50(3 8.25; To Pop Corn. ful professional careers. The annual ses good, $7@7.30; medium, $6.50(3,7; Very often corn will not pop quick- sion begins October First. An illustrated choice cows, $6.50(37; good, $6(3 catalog o f information will be forwarded ly. even over a very hot Are. I f you 6.50; medium, $5.50(36; choice cal upon application to will put the corn to be popped In a ves, $8(39; good heavy calves, $6.60 sieve and pour cold water over It, not @7.50; bulls. $5.50(36. allowing the water tc stand on th« Hogs*- Light, « 7.50@8.16; heavy, corn, It will not only pop quickly, but $66.60@7.10. the open kernels will be larger and Eaii Siztk sad Ortfsa Su, PwtUad. On Sheep— Yearling Wethers, $5.06 lighter and more flaky than they oth @6.25; ewes, $4@6.26; lambs, $6<3 snrlM would hare b ««a 7.25. “DIDN’T HURT A BIT” f Better than other powders— ! producing light, dainty, whole- ' some cakes and pastries— Q I f you h*.ve not smoked Duke’s Mixture, made by Liggeft & Myers at Durham, N . C ., try It now. In addition to one and a half ounces o f fine Virginia and North Carolina leaf, with each 5c sack o f Duke’ « M ixture you now get a book o f cigarette papers free and A Free Present Coupon These coupons are good for hundreds o f valuable presents. There are shaving sets, jew elry, cut glass, base balls, tennis racquets, talking machines, furniture, cam eras, and dozens o f other articles suitable for every member o f the fam ily— each o f them w ell worth saving the epupons for. d As a special offer, dur ing M a r c h and A p r i l only, i c e will send our new illu stra ted cata logue of these presents F R E E . Just send us your n am e a n d a d d re s s postal. on a Coupons from Dukt's M ix tu r, may be assorUd with tars from HORSE Proof of Bird’s Age. While life periods for birds have been variously stated at from two years for a wren to one hundred for the eagle and crow, such figures have lacked authority. Prof. L. Petit has lately brought to the notice of the Zo- Mbglcal society of France som# birds of accurately known age, and these include a sparrow of eight years, a blackbird of eleven, a small cardinal of fourteen and an Amazon parakeet of twenty-five. SHOE, J. T„ t I nslf . y s NA TURAL LEAF. GRANGER TWIST, f r o m FOUR ROSES (Uk-tin double coupon ), HICK PLUG CUT. PIED MONT CIGARETTES. CLIX CIGARETTES, and other toss or coupons issued by us. Premium Dept. léigmoo (Ss\ ST. LOUIS, MO. T O CU RE A COLD I N O N E D A T Taka LAXATIVE BKOMO Qutnina Tablata D ru ggists refund money I f It falls to cure, E. W GKO V E 'S signature la on each boa. Z&o, Handling Paper Patterns. When Cream Turns. Every woman who cuts out from I f you think the cream for th« cof fee 1« just a little turned, pour It In l (taper patterns knows of the bother In Growing Rhubarb In Winter. cup, add the coffee, stir well, then pul pinning it flat to the cloth. Take a It is not a difficult matter to force In sugar and you will And It will nol hot Iron and smooth the tissue paper rhubarb during the winter and If curdle or taste sour. Always pul pattern over the cloth and It wUl n - properly done, people living near a sugar last main flat without pins. good, big market can make fine profit tn this work. Pink Fye, fpizooOc, Rhubarb should be removed from fo r Shipping Fever the open garden with as much dirt and Catarrhal Tew* clinging to the roots as possible. They Star« c a r e and p o sitive preventive, no m atter how horses a t any a g « should then be placed In two or three are in fected o r "ex p o s ed .” Liqu id, giv en on th e tongue; acts on the B.'ood and Glands, ex pels the poisonous germ s from the^body. Curea D is Inches of soil and the spares betwen tem per In D ogs and S heep and Cholera in Po u ltry. L a rg e s t sellin g liv e the roots filled up with soil, well •tock rem edy. Cures L a G rip p e am ong human beings and is a fine K i d n ey remedy. 50c and $ i a bottle; $5 and $10 a dozen. Cu t this out. K ee p sprinkled and left to mature In com It. Show to your d ru g gist, w ho w ill g e t i t fo r you. F r e e Booklet» "D is paratlve darkness. A kerosene lamp temper. Causes and C u re«.’ * Special agents w anted. set on the floor tn the.cellar will sup SPOHN MEDICAL CO., JESaB y a i GOSHEN, IND., U.S.A. ply all the heat necessary. DISTEMPER COMFORTABLE NEST. Think Before You 8peak. thou thlnkest twice before thou ■pe&kest once thou wilt apeak twlc« the better for It. Better say nothing than not to the purpose. And, to •peak pertlnentlly, consider both what Is tit and when It Is fit to speak. In all debates lot truth be thy aim, not victory, or an unjust Interest; and en deavor to gain rather than to expos* thy antagonist— William Penn. It Cough,Cold SoreThroat Sloan’s LinimeBt gives quick relief for cough, cold, hoarseness^ s o r e t h r o a t , croup, asthma, hay fever and bronchitis. A Montana farmer's wife who had left her “ peach-basket” hat In the attlo from last' season, was surprised when she went to get It for the pur pose of maklbg It over Into the new style, to find, that a quail had found i .” ■ ÏS S H E R E ’S P R O O F . M b . A l b e r t W . P r i c k ,o f Fredonla, Kan., w rites : " W e u s« BhtiUi’s L in i m ent in the fa m ily and find it an ex celle n t re lie f fo r co ld » and Lay fever,, attacks, i t stops couching and Inoea- in g alm ost in stan tly .*1 • SLOANS LINIMENT 8avlng Magazine Covers. Strips of cotton cloth, cut diagonal, ly and fastened with library past« to acceas to it through the open window the back of a magazine cover when It -and appropriated It for a neat Thir la new, will save wear, and add to teen young <iuall greeted the aston-. the Ufa of the cover. lahad womaif and clamored loudly for ‘ food. She graciously waived her rights, and the baby birds were left to oocupy It until they grew to maturity and sailed away one fine morning. Rsd Cross Ball R lu « giv es double value fo r your mousy, g o o « Lw ic. «■ fur as any other. Aak your You Will Feel Bet- ter In a Pew Treatments RELIEVED SORE THROAT. Tal* of a Hors«. "Why,” said the man from Florida, who was regaling his auditors with tall tales of the wonders of his na tive state, “ Just to show you how everything develops down there, a hair fell from the tall of a horse down there one day and fell Into a stream of water. This was tn the early summer. It grew Into a snake, then Into a big ger snake, and kept on growing until one day lata tn August It swallowed th« hors« that originally had shed It !” M r s . L . B r k w k b , o f M o d ello ,F la ., w rite s : “ I bought one bottle o f your L in im en t and I t d i d m e a l l the Rood In the w orld . M y th roat was very sore, and it co red m e o f m y tro u b le .' GOOD FOR COLD AND CROUP. M r . Vi. H . S t r a n g e , 372! Elm wood A ven u e, Chicago, III., w rites: “ A lit tle boy n ext door had croup. 1 gave th e m other Sloan’s Lin im en t to try. She g a ve hint th ree drops on sugar b efore goin g to bed, and h e got up w ith ou t the croup in th e m orning.” P r i c e , 2 5 c . , B O o ., $ 1 .0 0 Sloan’s Tread«« on the Hors« sent free. Whan the Heart Is Sore. I will walk abroad; old griefs shall be forgotten today; for the air la cool and still, and the hills are high and stretch away to heaven; and with the dew I can wash the fever from my forehead; and then I shall be un happy no longer— Thomas de Qulncey. F IL E S CU RED IN * TO 14 D A T S Tou r dru ggist w ill refund money i f P A Z O O IN T . R E N T fu ls to cum unr cum o f Itch in g. Blind, Bleed Ing o r Protru din g Piles In « to 14 days. (oe. Galsworthy Aphorisms. Nothing that's true Is cynical, and nothing that I* cynical Is true. The word “ smart" la the guardian angel of all fashions, and fashions ar« the guardian angels of vulgarity.— “For Love o f Beasts,“ by John Gal«- »rthv. Registrar, North Pacific College j A H e r e is a s m o k e w it h th e real, g e n u in e t o b a c c o ta s te — t h a t b ea ts a ll a rtific ia l tastes. E v e r y g r a in o f i t is p u re , c le a n to b a c c o . T u c k e d in to a p ip e , o r r o lle d in t o a c ig a r e tte , i t m a k e s a d e lig h t fu l s m o k e . Allan's Ybot-Eaae. a pow der fo r t h . f « « t . I t c a r«« painful. «w o U .ii, sm arting, sw ea tin g fe e t. Maks. B«w ahoee easy. Sold by a ll D ru g g is t« and Shu. « t o r n . D o n 't accep t any substitute. .Sample FR E E . Addreaa A . S. Olmsted, L . Roy, N . Y . North Pacific College of Dentistry and Pharmacy * added pleasure for smokers of congress for April 1. M IT C H E L L , LEW IS and STA VE R C O M P A N Y .. W ill sacrifice m y 6 Vi a., all cult., mostly fru it. In Benton C o , Wash.; modern 8 -r houe* ou tbid *«, etc.; also 23 a. near by. 2u a. cult.; excellent dairy ranch. For particulars address Theo. H. Becker, MUCH EM PLO YM ENT FOR Bg . r i T r n iT V * r v q p t t t p d q SKAG IT COUNT* SETTLERS Richland. Wash.--------------------------------------------- Seattle, Feb. 22— H. C. Peters hai E r i J S d t o ' a la" d Proposition especially appealing etc.; all conveniences. Less than market value, to the man O I limited means. He If ¿ dd. s. R o t e m Box 481, Toppeni»hL W ash.--------! subdividing 3 ,0 0 0 acres o f t h e fin e s ) Tor Sale— 6 a. near A rro w Park. Kootenay Co.. B. j fm jt and dairy land in the Northwest, Co.: 1 a. cult., bal. stumps and timber; house, o u t. I . , J bid*«, etc.; Price $io«o. H. Simms. Spence located near Mt. Vernon, Skagit Bridge. B. C. ____________________________ county, Wash., and adjacent to b ig F o rS a le —Best 32°-a. all cult, w heat farm in A da m » m ill* that offer abundant Work at good Co.. Wash.; house, barn, ou tbid *«, 3-a. orchard, 9 ________ ,, , , , ., ,, horses, 3 cows, hogs, poultry, machinery, house- WBgeS. Mr. Peters solves both th| hold goods, etc.; including everyth in*. $40 per “ Logged-Off Land” and the “ High, acre. C. Mocsle, Washtucna, Wash. r« * * t • • »> ui tr u ------------- —---------------------— —----— Cost-of-Living problems. He hai ^ u ^ T r ^ o u U * 7^ . 1? ' offices with the Seattle Trust Com. iutbidgs.. orchd, etc, s. L. Adam», Curiene, Wa&h. j pany, 800 Thir<i ave., Seattle, and For Sale, or trade fur property in Oregon near Eu- will gladly answer all inquiries. fRAISES the DOUGH I B--C<wk Syr»,. Tsrt— o—«. C m IB tin t*. N 4 If D r t f r l H i . C l His Medicines Act Quick ly, Effectively and Painlessly. $ T H F ( HINF.SE D (H TO R Thr< ugh th r lie f » f f nlcd t » *i f f r in « human* Ity In this northwest« C. C « j W o , th « Chine*« dot* tor, haa b- #*n hm ilded by «11 hi* patient* as th « ?rca te*t o f hi* kind. He treat* any and all dir- H»e* wi i h a imp I«* y « t pow erfu l rem «di«at c<>r»« pounded from Root*. Herb*. Barks and B u l b runny o f which are not found in this country a a their hfalintf prop«rti*a fam iliar only to tl • Chin” » « w ientint* W ith t h « « « rnmedie^ h* • 4 cu r« Catarrh, C u e t f i Asthma. LunffJ*“ Kh«’umatinm. Norvouan«**, Stomach, ' i E Ä Kidney Trouble«. Roman Relics In England. Great Interest haa been aroused In the Roman discoveries at Kenchester, C O N SU LTA TIO N FR E E near Hereford. England. Many coin* you live out o f town and cannot ea21. w rite dating back to the reign of Constan for I f symptom blank and circular, «ncloaiaff 4 cents tins between 320 and 350 A. D. bars in stampa. been found. Pottery similar to that made before the destruction o f Pom- i pell, In 79 A. D., and attributed to tbs potters who worked during th« reign ' of Antoninus Plus, baa also been d l» 1624 First SL, Cor. Morrison c o v e r e d . _________________ PO R TLAN D , OB. Man’« Work and Woman’«. Now the man'« work for his own , r. n . u. No. M U horn« Is, «■ has been said, to secure Its — ........-i.: ~ 1 maintenance, progress and defense; th« woman’« to ««cu r« Its order, oom ( H i and loveliness. The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. = 3