Mosier bulletin. (Mosier, Or.) 1909-19??, March 14, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextRoots, Barks, H erbs A m skilfully eombinsd with other valuable ingrédients in Hood’s Sarsapa rilla, making it, in our opinion, the strongest and safest, the most success ful, and the moat widely useful medicine for the Blood, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. It contains not only Sarsaparilla, but also those great Altera tives, Stillingia and Blue Flag; those great Anti-Bilious and Liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion; those great Kidney remedies, Uva Ursi, Juniper Berries and Pipsissewa; those great Stomach Tonics, Gentian Root and Wild Cherry Bark; and other valuable curative agents. H o o d s Sarsaparilla Is o f wonderful benefit in cases o f Rheumatlcm, Sciatica, Catarrh, Stomach Troubles, Kidney and Liver Affections, Scrofula, Eczema, Skin Diseases, Blood Poisons, Boils, Ulcers, all Eruptions, General Debility, Loss o f Appe tit«, That Tired Feeling, and other Ills arising from impure blood. Called Music Nerve Poison. Machinery sgs# Rollers, sawmills, etc. J. E. Martin Co., 83 lat it.. Portland. Band for Stock Liat and prices. BANDMEN: S S 8!- HOLTON and BUESCIIER band instruments. The most complete stock c f Musical Merchandise in the Northwest. Write for Catalogues. SEIBERLING-LUCAS MUSIC CO. 24 Second Street. Portland. Oregon Frederick Nietzsche agreed with those who found no Inspiration in muslo. Indeed, he regarded music as a nerve poison, and declared that some music— particularly that of Wagner and Tschalkowsy — deranged the minds of many who heard It Tech ! ilkowsky killed himself after complet I ing hla famous “ Sixth Symphony,” which, as several other have died by their own hands after playing it, has come to be known as the "suicide Symphony.” Distinction. Cora waa fond of all-inclusive pray you w i l l f i n d our new er«, and one night she offered the fol lowing discriminating petition: "Lord, Implement c a t a l o g a f o o d t h i n g t o own. I t please bless mother and father and all of ua, and give us everything good; w i l l p o s t you on pxac and please bless our friends, and give t i c a l money m a k in g them what la good for them!”—Har s a v i n g farm m a c h in e r y per's Magazine. F u l l o f GOOD t h i n g s from c o v e r t o c o v e r . We send i t f r e e . J u s t m en tion t h i s p a p e r . n ^ HOLDS CLINIC Fitness of Thing*. r y ^ GETTING DOWN TO BRASS TACKS Success these days means work and lots of it. You can’t work at top speed unless your stomach is right on the job. I f it isn’ t, try POWELL’S Stomach Remedy PRICE and get back into the stride at once. Time is money and you can’ t afford to lose any. Get the remedy at any drug store or send to Powell Remedy Co. S p ok an e, W ash . $1 a Bottle. Six Bottles for $5. Hot Water a Curative Agent. Getting Rid of Boll Weevil. The odor of the fir tree disgusts the cotton boll weevil. The southern cot ton fields are cleared of the pests by planting these trees about them. Easy Way to Lose Sins. On the last day of each year the Korean throws out of his house a ■traw Image of a man, which la said to carry sins and bad luck with It. I WO WOMEN SAVED FROM OPERATIONS The ration of hot water on the body Is the simplest and most effective cura tive agent we have. Pain due to neuritis, Bclatlca, rheumatism or in jury are relieved and the first stages of a cold are no greatly relieved that the cold will not progress further. Such a bath Is In no way similar to the Turkish bath. A cold bath need not be taken after a hot bath and peo ple living In the temperate zone will be greatly benefited by a really hot bath every other day.______ Don't buy water for bluing. Liquid blue ia al most all water. Buy Bed Croaa Ball blue, the blue that'a all blue. By Lydia E. Pinkham’» V eg etable Compound— Their Own Stories Here Told. Beatrice, Neb.—“ Just aftermymar- riage my left side began to pain me and the pain got so severe at times that I suffered terribly with it. I visited three doctors and each one wanted to operate Dn me but I would not consent to an op eration. 1 heard o f the good Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound was doing for others and I used several bot tles of it with the result that I haven’ t been bothered with my side since then. I am in good health and I have two little girls.” — Mrs. R.B. C hild , Beatrice,Neb. T h e O th e r C ase. Cary, Maine. — “ I feel it a duty I owe to all suffering women to tell what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound did forme. One year ago I found myself a terrible sufferer. I had pains in both sides and such a soreness I could scarcely straighten up at times. My back ached. I had no appetite and was so nervous j could not sleep, then I would be so tire mornings that I could scarcely gc around. It seemed almost impossib! to move or do a bit o f work and I thought I never would be any bettc until I submitted to an 0 ]>eration, but my husband thought I had better write to you and I did so, stating my symp toms. I commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and soon felt like a new woman. I had no pains, slept well, had good appetite and could do almost all my own work for a family of four. I shall always feel that I owe my good health to your Vegetable Compound.” —Mrs. H ayw ard S owers , Cary, Maine. Absent Coma along to the "movies." Fol low the crowd. We sob when It sobs, and. In turn, laugh aloud. Our hearts freely leap to the maid on the cur tain, whose job is to weep when her feelln’s are hurtln’. We pity the chap who has landed In prison—would glad ly exchange all our pleasures for hls’n. But where Is the fellow with pity to feel for the soul In the coop who is turning the reel?—Judge. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT Take L A X A T IV E BROMO Quinine Tablets, Druggists refund money i f it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c. Discretion and Valor. They were discussing at the club the difference between discretion and valor, and It was exemplified by one who said It would be valor to have eaten a Christmas dinner at a fash ionable restaurant, and departed with out tipping the waiter. And discretion? "Well,” he proceeded, "to go to a different restaurant for New Year’s dinner would be discretion.’’ TILES CURED IN « TO 1« DATS Tour druggist will refund money If PAZO OINT MENT fails to curs any csss o f Itching, Blind. Blssding or Protruding Piles in « to 14 days. 60c. Carrying It to Extremes. "Tour husband, I understand. Is a clever after-dinner speaker?” "I un derstand so.” "Does It keep him away from home much?” "Nearly every night. Would you believe It, when he does stay home It’s got so he doesn't enjoy a meal unless I get up after the dessert and Introduce him to the chil dren and call upon him to make a few remarks?” Method In Hla Extravagance. "Haven’t you a handsomer chafing- dish than that?" asked the customer. "Tou want something even more or namental than thla?” "Yes. I want one so beautiful and expensive that my wife wouldn’t think of trying te cook anything In It” OF FU RS IS [SOARING R ise o f From 20 to 50 P er Cent Is Noted in London. London — Furs will be extremely dear next year. A pre-Easter sale in London last week shows that all furs are selling at from 20 to 50 per cent higher than they did last year. As usual, the highest-priced furs are going to Russia. One o f the features o f the sale here was a lot o f 500 otter skins which probably will be the last consignment for several years, as the otter is to be placed on the prohibited list to prevent its extermination. One skin sold for a record price of $2300, going to Russia. Silver foxes were 50 per cent higher than last year. One brought $1750. Blue foxes established a new record, one bringing $145. The only skin which showed a de cline was the lynx, which was 40 per cent cheaper than it was a year ago. M cA doo Is “ Swam ped.” Washington, D. C.— Secretary Mc Adoo is being swamped with applica tions for appointment to the United States Secret service, which guards the President and protects the cur rency against counterfeiting. With no vacancy existing, 3000 applications have been received since March 4. Such a condition is said to be due to the publication o f a story that McAdoo wanted 30,000 applications from which to make 60 appointments. Treasury officials deny the report and declare ap pointments do not average two a year. A utos Start fo r Rescue. Nogales, Ariz.—To rescue Ameri cans stranded at interior points, three automobies left here for the south. They were sent in response to urgent appeals from Magdalena, 50 miles be low the border. The Americans were passengers on north-bound . trains seized by the rebel troops. It is re ported that Juan Cabral’s rebels in tend to attack Nogales, Sonora, after being reinforced by groups from Can- anea. Indirect messages report all quiet at Hermosillo, the state capital, but the condition there is critical. Indian Reclaims Old Gun. Washington, D. C.— Chief Hollow Hom Bear, an Ogalala Sioux, a pow erful bronzed giant, six feet three in ches tall, who gave up his gun 20 years ago, when the government or dered all guns taken from the Indians in the Bad Lands, received it back Saturday in the office o f Acting Com missioner o f Indian Affairs Abbott. Hollow Horn Bear recognized hia weapon by a rawhide wrapping on the barrel. Blind Singer Save« Audience. Worcester, Mass.—The coolness of Edward F. Boyle, blind singer, in keeping on with his song while fire spread rapidly in the balcony o f a local theater, prevented a panic among the 500 spectators, all o f whom filed out to safety. When the last o f the aud ience reached the door, Joseph L. Rog ers, the pianist, leaped to the stage and led the blind man out through a The North Pacific College was estab rear exit. lished in 1898. It has departments of Redfield Quits Outside Jobs. Dentistry and Pharmacy. No school in America has better facilities for the train Washington, D. C.—To devote bis ing o f young men and women for success whole time to his duties as the head of ful professional careers The annual ses sion begins October First An illustrated the department o f commerce. Secre catalog of information will be forwarded tary Refideld has resigned from his outside business connections, a direc upon application to torship in the Equitable L ife Assur ance society, the presidency o f the American Manufacturers’ Export asso and a directorship in the Amer E«U Sink ad Orcgn Sts. Psrtiaad, Ore. ciation ican Blower company o f Detroit. North Pacific College of Dentistry and Pharmacy Registrar, North Pacific College ( POULTRY AN D GAM E Supervisee Treatment o f Seventeen Cases o f Tuberculosis. New York — Seventeen tubercular patients were treated by Dr. Friedrich F. Friedmann with the vaccine which he asserts is a cure for tuberculosis at a private clinic late Saturay. Announcement that this clinic had been held was made by the Berlin phy sician after it had been known that further tests o f his treatment, which were to have been made at the Peo ple’s Hospital, the scene o f his pre vious demonstrations, had been aban doned. Meanwhile, it was under stood Dr. Friedmann was preparing for a meeting with government health ocffiials from Washington, by whom tests of bis treatment are to be con ducted. The announcement said that the demonstration took place in the offices of physicians in the presence o f a score or more o f the medical men, many of whom had brought patients with them. Dr. Friedmann, it was said, acted as a consulting physician, and therefore abided by the law which provides against practice o f the profession without a license. Of the cases treated 11 were of pul monary tuberculosis, two of tubercu losis o f the knee, two of the kidneys and bladder, one o f the hip and one of the glands. Of the physicians present several were from distant states. Dr. E. C. Thrash, a specialist in tubercu losis cases, of Atlanta, Ga., one of those who witnessed the demonstra tion, said the clinic had progressed smoothly, that there was little delay in treating the patients and that the technic in administering the treatment had been correct. Most of the patients were asked to come back in ten days. Probably the most harm there is In A N N E X A T IO N MUCH DESIRED telling a girl she Is svelt Is that It makes he want to go and buy some Am ericans on Isle o f Pines to Ask now clothes Ilka that—Galveston For Am erican Control. News. ________ Pittsburg — Announcement was Polite Query. made by Thomas J. Keenan, president A Viennese anthropologist has dis o f the American Association o f the covered that nature intended woman Isle of Pines, that a petition directed to be man's superior. Well—who ac to President Wilson and the senate, cuses nature of failure?—Cleveland requesting annexation o f the island, Plain Dealer. will be put in circulation in this coun Bald b y C y n lo u s . try and the Isle o f Pines. Sllllcus—“What la the age of dis The petition states that 6000 Amer cretion?" Cynlcua—"There Isn’t any icans who reside or have property in I know a man over seventy who mar terests on the Isle o f Pines are anx rled his fourth wife the other day/ ious to have action taken to make the —Philadelphia Record. island permanently a possession of the United States. The Isle o f Pines has become a distinctively American col ony, citizens of the United States own- ' ing over 96 per cent o f the land and constituting a majority o f the popula tion. _________________ MITCHELL, LEWIS and STAVER COMPANY.. po r t l a FRIE D M A N N Can get you fancy prices for Wild Ducks and other came in season. Write us for cash offer on all kinds o f poultry, pork. etc. REBELS FLOCK TO BORDER CAMPS W. L. DOUGLAS *3.00 *3 j 50 *4..oo *4-.50 AND *B.oo SHOES Pearson-Page Co.# Portland HOWARD E. BTUTOR - A««ver ana Cium let, ■■ Lead ville. Colorado. Sjtvimen prices: Gold. Silver. Lead. SI Gold, Silver. 75o; Gold. 6Do; Zino or Copper. 11. Muiling envelope« a id full price lisi sent on application. Control and Umpire works» liciteti. Reference: Qirbon«te National Bank. D i T I C I I T I C r O O W a t s o n K . C o le m a n , Patent l-aw'yer,Washington, ■ “ ™ ■ w D.C. Advice and books free. Rates reasonable. Highest references. Best sex vieto. H U N T E R S ! TRAPPERS! Deal direct with manufac turer. W e pay the highest price, for Raw Fur,. Write for free price U.t and .hipping lax*. N. H. UNCA3 CO.. FURRIERS 1SI M Seat FORTUM. ORE. RAW FURS W ANTED! HIGHEST PRICES. QUICK RE1LRNS f* H. L1EBES & CO. J. P. Plagemann, Mgr. MANUFACTURING FURRIERS 29« Morr UM St CwWfl RM*. Ret Fra Natl Bank. P«rtiud.Ora The Cup That Chssrs. Woman who pride themselves on thalr tea making assert that taa to be good, should be made In an aarthen pot, never In a metal one. Tea Is naver good when long stand ing, but In some cases It cannot be hc'ped. It should be poured off the leaves Into another heated pot and covered with a "cosey.” If cream Is taken a less sxpanslva grade of tea may ba used than when lemon Is preferred. An old-fashioned Idea Is to drop a few shavings of dried orange peal Into the pot In which the fea la mada. Some like this, while others believe that It spoils the flavor of the bever age. Bits of uunamon and two or three cloves dropped In are other way of varying the flavor of the oup that cheers. _________________ Tima te Call a Halt “ When our sense of humor becomes so acute that it sees through our own Illusions as well as other people’s,” says the Philosopher of Folly, "U Is time to put blinders on It.” ^ — cV»«* FOR MEN AND WOMEN Federal Troops in Revolt and Trouble Looms. BEST BOVS SHOES In the WORLD S2.00 , $2 50 and $3 00. The largest makers of Men’s $ 3.5 0 and $ 4 .0 0 shoes in the w orld. W ires Cut to N acozari and Am er icans Flee From Many Tow ns A cross Border. Douglas, Ariz.— Encamped within striking distance o f several border towns, 8500 constitutionalist troops rested on their arms Sunday, while in- surrectos among the federal garrisons strengthened materially the rebel forces. The last word received from the besieged city o f Nacozari was from the telegraph operator, who flashed “ too hot for me here,’ ’ and left his key just before all wires between Douglas and Nacozari were cut. Open revolt and scenes o f disorder have oc curred among the 250 federal defend ers o f Agua Prieta, and the military officials there gave warning to all Americans to leave the town. The best citizens o f Agua Prieta generally fled to Douglas, while the drunken and rebellious soldiers parad ed the streets crying “ Viva Madero!” “ Viva Maytorena!” and “ Viva D iaz!” Brawls between politically estranged companions in arms added to the con fusion and terror which held the town in its grip. Desertions among the federal sol diers at Guaymas, the California gulf port held by [the fédérais with a large force, were reported here, and, though orders were received by the command er of that garrison to move against Hermosillo with his full force instant ly, no move has been made. It is re ported that federal officers there are in bitter disagreement, and rioting is expected. Mobilization o f rebel troops has begun. At Magdalena 1000 new re cruits organized and are ready to take the field. The state troops comman deered trains on the American-owned railroads to transport insurgent troops. The state troop paymaster is paying the railroad men for their serv ices. Soldiers o f the rebellion burned bridges on the Southern Pacific within 35 miles of Nogales, on the Arizona line, and three bridges on the branch running to the American mining center at Cananea. With both wire and rail way communication absolutely check ed, the insurgents are now in com plete control o f Sonora, and declare they will be able to check any advance made against them by the forces which Huerta is said to have dispatch ed to subdue the revolting state. Shoes •ent everywhere, delivery chan,’ » prepaid. A sk y o u r d e a le r t o s h o w t o \V. I.. D o u g la s 0 3 .5 0 , 0 4 .0 0 an d 0 4 .5 0 «h o e s. J u st as g o o d in sty le, tit an d w e a r as o t h e r m a k es c o s t in g 0 5 .0 0 t o 0 7 0 0 — t h e o n ly d iffe r e n c e is th e p rica . J S h o e s in a ll le a th e r s , s ty les a n d sh a pes to su it e v e r y b o d y . I f y o n c o u ld v i i l t W . L . j D o u g la s la rg e fa c t o r ie s a t B r o c k to n , M as*., a n d see f o r y o u r s e lf h o w c a r e fu lly W . L . D o u g l a s sh o e s a re m a d e , y o u w o u ld th e n _ u n d e rsta n d w h y th e y a re w a rr a n te d t o fit b e tte r, lo o k b e tte r, h o ld t h e ir s h a p e a n d w e a r lo n g e r th a n a n y o t h e r m a k e f o r th e p r ic e . HAIITIftN \ s — ***** w - L* Douglas name la yHU I lUIT l stamped on thebottom . T A K E N O 8 U B 8 T IT U T E * i f \V. L. Douglas shoes are not for sale In your vicinity,write XV. I.. D o u g la s . B r o c k t o n , M ass. * Ulna* tratad Mall Order Catalog free. C O L T D ISTEM PER Gan be handled very easily. The sick are cured, and all others In same «table, no matter how “ exposed." kont from h living the dis ease. by using GPOHN'8 LIQUID D1STKMPKK CURE. Give on the tongue or in feed. Act« on the blood and expel« germ« o f all forms o f distemper. Boat remedy ever known for mure« in foal. One bottle guaranteed to cure one cu«e. 50c and SI a bottle: 15 and $10 dozen, or druggists and harneradoa!cm, or sent expre** paid l>y manufacturer«. Out «how* how to poultice throats. Onr Fre« Book lot give« everything. I.ocnl agent« wanted. Largest «ell in* hone remedy In existence—twelve yean. 5POHN MEDICAL C t Ck.mUU and Bacteriolooi.U. GOSHEN, IND„ U. S. A fiOOD USE FOR LEFTOVERS You Need Meat Rattles May Bs Mads of On* NO “ SPRING MEDICINE*' Variety, or a Combination May II y e a keep y e a r liv e r a c tiv e , y o u r bow els Bs Employed. r e g u la r s a d y e a r d ig e stio n good For these use either cold chicken ind ham, or voal and ham, or even jold beat or a mixture of cold meats. Jne pound of good abort crust pastry. ;wo cupfuls of cold meat, one cupful >f sauce, one tablespoonful of finely ¡hopped parsley, salt and pepper, and me egg. Roll out the paatry to about i quarter of an lnoh In thickness, then ■tamp it Into rounda slightly larger ban the gem pans, allowing two rounds to aach gem pan. Cut the meat ■nto small dice; If chicken and ham, >r veal and ham are being used, add wfche sauce; If dark meat, use brown lauce, stir the meat Into the sauce, tdd the parsley, salt and pepper to lasts. Grease the gem pans, line each with pastry, put on ths lid, not forget ting to first wet the edges. Make a tola In the top of each, brush the top >f the patty with beaten egg and bake ¿cm In a hot oven for 16 minutes. Put them on a sieve until cold. « Cures While You Walk. A llen ’s Foot-Ease is s c e rta in cure fo r hot, w est in*, cal Ins, and swollen, a. h lnK feet. Sola >y a ll D ruggists. P riee 25o. D on't a ccept an» u b s tltu te . T ria l packago FKKJS. A ddress UlenS. Olm sted, Le Koy, N. Y. - R e g u la te th e B o w e l « S tim ulate the» L iver Im p ro v e D igestion and Purify th e B lo o d Salsctlon of Food Important Tbe surest way to keep and re store health Is to supply the normal conditions of life, which Implies « natural diet containing all the e l» menta of nutrition in true proportion, and based on the proper selection of food for each meal. For it will not do to mix all kinds of otherwise p ro» •r food In one meal, but we mast mado a meal of such foods as are compatible. Otherwise we will turn our stomachs Into an acid and gaa fao- tory.—Tbe Naturopath. W ater In bluing Is adulteration. Glass and wa- te- make liquid blue coetly. Ruy Red Cruel Ball Blue, makes clothea whiter than snow. Answered. Girl’s Father—Before consenting to your marriage with my daughter, I should like to know what you era worth. Young Man—Well. I get »1« a week, but I am worth $50.—Llppln- cott’s Magazine. Freezing Not Harmful to Flahas. Fishes do not need to maintain a inlform or nearly even bodily tem perature, and they can be irozen solid ind thawed out montus afterwards without Injury to their health, it the Impolite. process la not too sudden. Such ■\ütcosv W H ITE HOUSE W IL L BE “ D R Y ’ changes happen to millions of them Toung Woman—That stupid fellow »very year In the rivers of the colder has been following me for a half hour without even speaking. I wonder W ilsons, Marshalls and Bryans Bar parts of Siberia. where he learned polttenesal W ines and Liquors. Even. Washington, D. C.— It is said that Gunman—‘ Ha! ha! I fooled ye the Wilson-Marshall administration all right This here gun ain't load will be a “ white-ribbon affair, with no ed.” “ Don’t mention It, old top. That wines or liquors served at any enter roll I gave you la stage money.” — tainment. Not only do the President Ufe. ______________ and Mrs. Wilson and their daughters M others w ill fin d Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing ¡> * '5 0 4 bar the sparkling cup but so also do ly ru p ti e b e s t rem edy to use > 0» th eir oh ltd ran "and H — S izes. Vice President and Mrs. Marshall, Mr. ' u rin g »he te e th in g ¡icrlod. and Mrs. Bryan and other members o f in health , and very rapidly, “ Esquire” Not Understood. the cabinet. A letter addressed to John Brown, When Secretary o f State and Mrs. too—if you allow your Stom Bryan had the British ambassador as a Esquire, rested comfortably In a little ach, Liver and Bowels to luncheon guest, Mrs. Bryan announced town of Germany in the “ E” com is w h a t th e y al! say that neither she nor Mr. Bryan drank partment of the post department becom e weak and lazy. wines and she knew Mrs. Bryce did waiting to be called for by Mr. o f our Esquire. One of the guide books Keep them ‘ ‘up to the mark” not. Painless Some years ago Mrs. John B. Hen warns against the use of this form o f by the use of Methods of derson caused the wines in her home address explaining how It may be Extracting axis taken for a name. to be emptied into the gutters in an Teeth. effort to stop the tendency in Washing Out-of-town peo ton society to a too free use o f wines FOR ALL RYE PAINS Pettits Eve Salve ple can have their and liquors. While the result of Mrs. plate and bridge- Henderson’s efforts were not far Packing Food In Ferns. work finished in one reaching, the move o f President and In Germany he use of ferns is eom- day if necessary. An absolute guar Mrs. Wilson, Vice-President and Mrs. lng into more* and more favor for It promotes and maintains antee. backed by 26 Marshall, Secretary o f State and Mrs. packing food which is transported M l w . il win. r years in Portland. Bryan and others at least puts a quie either short or long distances. Tbe | health. Try a bottle today tus on wine drinking when they enter practice became common In England 1 tain and arc entertained. and satisfy yourself. For before it gained equal vogue In Ger many, and the results are said to be o m e t HOURS: 60 years the leader. excellent, especially In shipping fresh 8 A. M. to S P. M. Sundays 9 to 1 T on g W ar Is Resumed. Phones: A 2029; Main 2029. fruit, butter, fish and other food prod San Francisco— One murder and railing Bldg., Third and Washington, Portland uct« whLh require unusual car«. one unsuccessful attempt upon the life p. N . u . no . n - n x Intoxication. o f another man signalized the resump Ha who wno is la anion drunk In in a carriage baa naa »■■■ ' tion o f hostilities in Chinatown be zia tween the Suey Sing and Bing Kung lad « fit; he who Is drunk In a trolloy I WARN writtnx to advertíaos, picu. Mo I ” ti.. tM. P.P.F- tongs. Suspects have been arrested lar is drunk. His Practice Constantly Increas in the two cases and the police are busy rounding up well known gunmen ing Because o f the Wonder in the Chinese quarter. A curious fact is that the first victim o f the re ful Cures Effected By opened warfare was a Japanese who has been a member of the Bing Kung tong for four years. His name was T. Mizuhara. Sloan's Liniment £ives instant relief from neuralgia or sciatica. It goes straight to the painful part — soothes the New Y ork to Be Scoured. nerves and stops the pain. D on’t rub— it penetrates. New York— An effort to give New PROOF York City a thorough houae-clcsning Mas. R udolph N isckx , Oconto,Wia., writes:— “ I have used Sloan’i has begun under health department Liniment lot toothache and neuralgia in the head where nothing else would auspices. Voluntary assistance o f the help me and I would not be without the liniment in the house.’’ public is relied upon to make a success o f the movement. Every nook and cranny o f the city, it is hoped, will be cleaned and swept to rid dwellings, stores, factories, churches, theaters, hotels and all other buildings o f what- ever filth and rubbish may have ac cumulated through the winter. Elim- ■ nation, as far as possible, o f breeding THE CHINESE DOCTOR places for the fly is one o f the objects. In gratitude to this wonderful man hia patients t& l 0S S S > ° “ Going k Down” “ DIDN’T HURT A BIT” H ostetler’ s Stomach Bitters Wise Dental Co. Reception Room Crowded RelievesNeuralgia Simple, Safe and Sure Methods. c. speak volumes o f praise f »r his skilful and satisfac tory services in each o f their cases. Other pa* tients have sent him personal letters and testi monials, many o f which are on file in hia office and will be shown on request. His treatments consist o f remedies compounded from Roots. Barks, Herb« and Buds gathered from even the moat remote quarters o f the globe and prescribed by him at his offices and labora tories at K52H First street, com er o f Morrison. Remedies for nearly ail the diseases in the whole category o f medicine at hia hand. CONSULTATION FRF.K. I f yon live out o f town and cannot call, write for sympton blank and circular, incioaing 4 cents in stamps. The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. Opium Will Be Burned. Pekin— The National Anti-Opium 162J First St., Cor. Morrison congress, with a view to assisting PORTLAND. OR. China to suppress the opium trade, will appeal to the Young Men’s Chris tian association and missionary socie ties throughout the world to open Oagk tyrop. Ta*tee Good, funds for the purchase o f as large fa tim«. Bold by Dwgrieu. a portion as possible o f the opium stocks at the treaty ports. The stocks , will be burned. ■ arr e tr a r c i zm j Man Suffragist Punished. London — Hugh A. Franklin was sentenced Saturday in Middlesex ses sions to nine months’ imprisonment for setting fire to a railway carriage. He informed the court that he did this as a protest against the government’s treatment o f the suffragettes. He de clared that he would go on a hunger strike. Franklin, in December, 1910, was sentenced to six weeks’ imprison ment for an assault committed on Winston Spencer Churchill. SLOANS LINIMENT is also good for rheumatism, »ore throat, chest pains and sprains. 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