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niiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiMiiiiiiniîiiHîiifiîînimmiiimumimiii>mmmiiiuming D A V l ’t T a a I t W I I 1* I J w U I i 11 A itA D v i U l C Y lW ir T i m p A. l a f t f t v T T ^ OMAN’S delicate system requires ▼▼ more than ordinary care and at- tention — more care and attention than it is given by the average woman. Neglect it and ills soon creep In, and the look of old age, sometimes quickly, sometimes gradually follows. T h a t b ack a ch e, so com m on am on g w om en, bring* w ith it th e sunken ch e st, th e headache, tired m uscles, c r o w ’s -fe e t , and soon th e y o u th fu l b o d y is n o m ore y o u th fu l in a p p earan ce—and all because o f lack o f a tten tion . T h ere is n o reason w h y you should b e s o u n fortu n a te, w hen yo u h a re a t y o u r disposal a rem ed y such as D r . P i e r c e ’ s F a v o r i t e P r e s c r i p t i o n — recom m ended fo r o v e r 4 0 y e a r s os a rem edy fo r ailm ents pecu lia r to w om en. W e have th o u sands upon thousands o f testimonials on file—the accumulation o f 40 years—testifying to its effect- iveness. Neither narcotics nor alcohol are to be found in this famous prescription. Regulates irregularities. Corrects displacements. Overcomes painful periods. Tones up nerves. Brings about perfect health. Sold by dealers in m edicine* in liquid or tablet form . - Dr. Pierce’ » M edical Adviser, newly r*. vised up-to-d ate edition, answer» host» o f delicate question» about which every woman, »ingle or married ought to know. D r . P i e r c e ’s F a v o r it e P r e s c r ip tio n FIFTY PERISH IN FACTORY FIRE Women and Girls Trapped By Rush of Flames. Many Escape by Jumping:—Injured Rushed to Hospitals—Bodies Burn in Ruins. Binghampton, N. Y .— Fifty persons were killed, according to late esti mates, and many injured, a dozen IUIIIIII1II1IIIIU111111IU111II1IIIIU1H11III111II1I111111II111111IIII111II1I1U11UU11UU11UC mortally, in a fire which swept the four-story factory building of the Binghamton Clothing company Wed Egg- and Milk Punch. Make Him Content. Break a fresh egg into a shallow One o f the principal duties entailed nesday afternoon. The victims chiefly dish, add a small pinch o f salt and l upon the housewife is insuring the were women and girls. teaspoon sugar, and beat vigorously comfort o f the husband. Every man At midnight 26 bodies had been re about 5 minutes, or until the yolk and is contented so long as the solid com white and thoroughly mixed. Then forts o f life are his—so long as his covered. In the city hopsital and in beat in i cup o f rich, creamy milk, meals are to his liking and his home private institutions are 30 injured. add just a dash o f grated nutmeg, and always ready for his occupancy. Some two score persons are known to 4 to 6 teaspoons o f good medicinal have escaped as by a miracle from the brandy. Pour into a thin glass. This building, which burst into flames like is excellent for convalescents who need a tinder box and became a roaring nourishment, yet cannot eat touch.— Farm and Home. furnace almost immediately after the first alarm was sounded. N o thoughtful person uses liquid blue. It's a pinch of blue in a large bottle o f water. Ask for About 125 persons were in the fac Ked Cross Ball Blue, the blue that’ s all blue. tory when the fire broke out. Those unaccounted for or most of them are Baptismal Custom. believed still to be in the redhot ruins A pretty custom is followed at bap o f the structure. tisms in Heligoland. While a paslm Around the scene of the fire district, is being sung a procession of little the greatest the city has ever known, boys and girls troop in, passing in thousands watched the workers in the front o f the altar. Each child carries glare o f big searchlights, many in the a pannikin o f water, the contents of throng being restrained only by the which are poured into the baptismal closely drawn police lines from rush font. Thus all the child’s future play-, ing into the ruins to seek the bodies of mates contribute to the water with relatives or friends. which the baby is admitted into the Teach Concentration. ; Water in many streams was poured church. The greatest thing that parents can into the fiery pit that a few hours be do for their children is to teach them fore was the cellar o f the burned es concentration of the mind as soon a9 tablishment. As the coals were cooled their intelligence begins to bud— and slightly from time to time in a spot that is very early. The mind o f a upon which the streams were centered, child generally takes its bent long be men went forward to dig as long as fore the school days begin. The prop human endurance would allow them to er education of children begins from work. Occasionally a body was found the cradle, and if it were pursued as it and taken quickly away. It will take ought to be the mental force of man at least two days, the authorities be kind might be quadrupled in a single lieve, before the cellar can be cleared, To those who suffer from dis generation. and the whole truth be known. tress after every meal, such as Mothers w ilt fin <7 Mrs. W in slo w s B oothia* C r e sc e n t p B a k in g i pow D E y A Message of Good Cheer Flatulency, Heartburn, Nausea, Indigestion, Cramps and Consti pation, it is cheering to know that MOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS has helped thousands back to good health during the past 60 years. W e urge you to try a bottle also. Age o f Pessimism. “ I [had a talk with a pessimistic friend the other day. I don’t think I ever met any one so completely soured on the world. He told me he doubted human honesty— that he didn’t believe in the faith of man, nor the constancy of woman. L ife to him was all graft and greed. He was very hitter.” “ Your friend must have had a lot of hard experiences. How old is he?” "N ineteen.” F o r Aching, Perspiring Syrup tho b> s t rem edy to use fo r their children d u rin g the teething p eriod . OPPOSE NEW POSTAGE RATES Carry Flint. Congress Questions Latest Move o f Postmaster General. The Norfolk peasants always regard pointed flints as thunderbolts. So consistent are the simple folks that they will often assure you that they picked them up red hot. They carry flints and stone arrow heads about with them in the belief that this cus tom will prevent them being struck by lightning. Washington, D. C.—Concerted op position has developed in congress to Postmaster General Burleson’ s order reducing parcel post rates and increas ing the mazimum size o f packages to be handled in the service. The order was issued Saturday, to become effect ive August 15, and Wednesday the Liquid blue is a weak solution. A void it. B ut senate postoffice committee requested Red Cross Ball Blue, the blue that’s all blue. Ask Mr. Burleson to appear before the your grocer. committee with an explanation of the authority for his act. Daily Thought. This is the first step in what prom Those who want much are always ises to be a bitter contest. When the much in need.— Horace. postmaster general has been heard the committee is expected to undertake to Very Few. have withdrawn before August 15 any Very few girls can look queenly in authority he may claim congress has a wrapper. given him to change rates and sizes. It was contended in the committee that the proposed changes would entail an enormous loss to the government. Apparently there was no pretense of j opposition in the committee as to la Ih e re s u lt ol P e rfe c t N u tr itio n i whether the postmaster general should w h ic h p r o c e e d s fro m change rates, Democrats and Republi GOOD DIGESTION cans agreeing that only congress ought to have this power. Pure Blood $625,000,000 IS NOT SUFFICIENT Feet use Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder either sprinkled into the shoes or used in solution. Never fails to relieve. 25c. at all druggists or sample sent free by J. S. Tyree, Washington, D. C.—Ad. Among Women. Irish Secretary Says $300,000,000 More Needed for Land Purchase. Assure These Benefits When a body meets a body in a finer dress; makes a body feel so shoddy, as we must confess. “DIDN7 HURT A BIT” Still Much Room in Brazil* is w hat they all say Brazil can accommodate many mil lions of people without overcrowdng. IN SUCH PAIN WOMAN TORE HER CLOTHES Testifies She W as Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s V egetable Compound. Malone, N . Y .,— " Lydia E. Pink- liam’a Vegetable Compound has cer tainly done me a lot of good. I first heard of it when I was a girl and I always said that if I ever had fe male trouble I would take it. " I suffered from o r g a n ic inflamma tion and would have spells when I would be in such pain that I would t e a r my clothes. One day my husband got the neighbors in to see what the matter was but they could not help me. My first thought was for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and I sent my hus band out for it and took it until I was en tirely cured. I am a woman o f perfect health and my health and happiness came from Lydia E. Pinkham’s medi cine. You may rest assured that I do all I can to recommend your wonderful medicine to my fr :ends.” — M r î . F red S t o n e , Route No. 3, Malone, N. Y. The success of Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be used with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements, inflam mation, ulceration, tumors, irregTilari ties, periodic pains, backache, bearing-down feeling.flatulency, indigestion, dizziness, or nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pink- ham’• Vegetable Compound is the stan dard remedy for female ilia. of our Painless Methods of Extracting Teeth. London—Three hundred million dol lars in addition to the $625,000,000 al ready expended was the estimate giv en by Augustine Birrell, chief secre tary for Ireland, o f the sum necessary to complete the operation o f land pur chase in Ireland in accordance with the provisions o f the land purchase acts o f 1903 and 1909. These acts make it compulsory for a landlord to permit his tenant to purchase the land he cultivates. Of the $300,000,000 Mr. Birrell said it would be necessary to borrow only $120,000,000 through the public issue o f land stock. The rest will be finan ced by the National debt commission ers under a new bill, which will give compulsory powers to the government to make the vendors receive half the purchase price in 3 per cent stock. APPLE GROWERS ORGANIZE Will Establish Agencies in All I.arge Business Centers. Spokane, Wash.—Out o f a confer ence of apple growers in Spokane last November has been evolved a coopera tive marketing organization which will be launched immediately on a continent-wide basis, having exclusive agencies in 150 leading centers of North America, extending from Mon treal to Texas, and from Florida to Eastern Montana. Through these agencies most of the great apple crop of the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Mon tana will be marketed cooperatively under one central selling agency. The organization of Pacific North west fruit growers is considered by bankers and business men to be the most important economic development of the present decade, and they are freely asserting that this cooperative movement will mean the salvation of the apple industry o f these states, which last year produced 16,000 car loads. Carload shipments will commence next week under direction of General Manager J. H. Robbins at the Spokane headquarters of the distributors. While apples perhaps will constitute the bulk of the corporation’s shipments, all de ciduous fruits of the four states will be distributed. In addition to 150 exclusive agents, the North Pacific Fruit Distributors will have representatives covering the Middle Western gateways at Omaha and Minneapolis, as well as at Chicago and New York headquarters, two in the territory of Montana and the Da kotas and three in the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. H. F. Davidson, a large grower of Hood River, Or., president of the dis tributors, will go to New York August 1, and H. E. Smith, sales manager from Southern Idaho, to Chicago, to perfect organizations at these head quarters. $5,000,000 Melon Is Divided. New York—The directors of the American Express company have de cided to distribute among the stock holders of the company 45,000 shares of stock of Wells-Fargo & Co., with a market value o f nearly $5,000,000, which has been held by the company for several years. As there are 180,- 000 shares of American Express stock, one share of Wells-Fargo will be al- loted for each four shares of the American company’s stock. The American Express company ob tained the stock several years ago when it was bought as a result of an agreement whereby it contracted with the Union Pacific railroad for exten sion o f its service over that line. The purchase was made, the directors said, with the intention ultimately o f dis tributing the Wells-Fargo stock thus obtained. Will Allow Mail Deposits. Washington, D. C. — Banking by mail is the latest innovation entered into by the government in connection with the postal savings system. Here after deposits may be made by mail and withdrawals likewise effected through the same agency. When the postal savings system was first put into operation, postmasters were forbidden to permit deposits by such persons as were not patrons of the postoffice in which they sought to bank. This was found to work a real hardship on a certain class o f would- be depositors, and Postmaster General Burleson accordingly abrogated the rule. Roumanians Are Near Sofia. London — Roumanian troops are at Plevna and Mesedra, the latter town within 30 miles of Sofia, and King Ferdinand o f Bulgaria is suppliant to King Charles, of Roumania, for terms of peace. It is understood that the powers are striving to induce Rou mania not to occupy Sofia and are urg ing Bulgaria to appoint a delegate to confer with the Servian and Greek pre miers. The facts o f the situation are just becoming known in Sofia and are causing dismay among the people. M. Malinoff’s efforts to form a cabinet appear to have failed. Chinese Rebels Defeated. Kiu Kiang, China — The northern troops have taken possession o f Kiu Kiang and the forts. The southern rebellious forces have been defeated Out-of-town peo and are fleeing to Lu Ling, about 15 ple can have their miles to the south. Heavy fighting plate and bridge- has been in progress for several days work finished in one all around Kiu Kiang as the result of day if necessary. the dispatch of northern troops to An absolute guar an tee. backed by l°< drive out the Kiang troops, numbering rears in Portland M . w. a . win. 9000. Reinforcements now are on the way to aid in putting down the revolt, which has spread all along the Yang- Gould Lines to Extend. O ffic e h o u r s . San Francisco—Branch lines will be tse Kiang. 8 A. M. lo 8 P. M. Sundays 9 ’ o 1 constructed within six months in Cali Phones: A 2 0 2 9 : Main 2 0 2 9 Stefansson Loads Boats. failing Bldg., Third and Washington. Portion«* fornia and Idaho, say officials o f the Nome, Alaska — The gasoline boat Western Pacific railway, following a tentative discussion by the new men Alaska, bought by Vilhjalmar Stefans | at the head o f the Gould line. C. L. son to carry Dr. R. M. Anderson and W hy pay large fees fo r operations for Piles, when by using Stone, general passenger traffic mana party o f the Canadian polar explora ger, said on behalf o f President B. F. tion expedition to Victoria, arrived Dr. Schreuder’s Pile Remedy Bush: “ The Western Pacific has suc here Saturday and was taken over by Certain cure ean be effected. Large size $1.00; ceeded in obtaining a large amount of the explorer. The work o f loading trial size 10c. money which will be spent immedi stores and equipment was begun at The Vitalitas Chemical Co. ately in the construction o f feeders. once. Captain Robert Rartlett, mas North Bank Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Definite location o f the lines has not j ter o f the Karluk, which is at Port yet been decided upon.” Clarence, near Bering Strait, notified Stefansson that the Karluk was ready to sail. Stefansson is negotiating for Fox Shipment Is Unique. OUT OF TOWN Vancouver, B. C.—One o f the m ost1 another power boat to carry supplies. PEOPLE remarkable shipments that has been Telephones Save Lives. esn receive prompt treat sent down from the North for some ment« of Non-Polaonoas, ■«altfe-kail ding raaadlM time is $100,000 worth o f foxes, in Wheeling, W. Va.— Prompt action from cluded in the cargo o f the steamer j on the part o f the telephone operators Princess May, which has just arrived is believed to have prevented heavy here. There are 128 animals of the loss o f life in the region 12 miles east the Chinese doctor. finest specimens, including black, sil o f here Saturday when a cloudburst Try once moTe If yon hare boon doctoring with ver tip and red foxes. All are cubs flooded the entire section. Water this one and that one and hare not obtained per manent relief. Let thi«,great nature healer diag- and one pair o f fine black foxes alone, rolled in a wall out o f Wheeling creek, noee yonr rime and preacribe aotre remedy whoee action is quirk, rare and safe. Hi« prearriptlons it is estimated, will be worth $10,000 and Little Wheeling creek also was are compounded from Room. Herb«. Buds and when fully grown. The shipment is flooded, ruining crops and washing Barks that har* baen gathered from every gnar- tero f the globe. The eeoret« of the«e medicinaa consigned to St. Johns, N. B., where houses from their foundations. So far are not known to the outside world, bnt hara Lean - m father to arm in the physleiaae' there are large fox farms. as is known no one was drowned, peo families in China. ple at Viola and Majorsville fleeing to CONSULTATION TREK. Lad o f 17 Steal« $22,000. the nearby hills when warned o f the I f yon lire out of town and cannot rail, write for symptom blank and circular, endorsing 4 cent« la Lake Charles, La.— Hersche) Pierce, onruahing torrent. a 17-year-old express wagon driver, Wreck o f Dirigible Is Fatal. THEC. 6EEW0 CHINESE MEDICINE CO. confessed that he stole $22,000 in cur rency from a Wells-Fargo chest in a Schneidemuehl, Germany—The mili 1 6 2 1 First S t., C o r . M o r r is » « railroad station here, last November, tary dirigible balloon Schuette-Lanz Portland. O r * « « —. according to the police. His arrest was torn from her moorings in a wind followed the apprehension o f his un squall and wrecked. She carried up cle, A. E. Amy, on Saturday. The in her cordage two aentriea, one of N o . SO, 'IS T. N . U . police said Pierce told them he had no whom was killed by falling 600 feet assistance in planning or executing and the other seriously injured by a *X H FV vTfthw to the robbery, and that voluntarily he jump o f 30 feet. The dirigible landed tira thin pnp-r i divided the currency with his uncle. an hour later near the village o f Erpel. Wise Dental Co. C GEE W O PARCEL POST RATE REDUCED POULTRY a n d game Can c*t you fancy prices for Wild Ducks and other same in season. Write ua for cash offer on all kinds o f poultry, pork. etc. Pearson-r*age Co., Portland Weight Limit Increased From 11 to 20 Pounds. CORNS. CORNS. CORNS. Send 25 cts. for salve guaranteed to remove corns or money refunded. J. T. Finch. ___________________ 122 4th Ave., Louisville. Ky. Second-Hand Machin ery hought, sold and exchanged: engines, boilers, sawmills, etc. The J. F. Martin Co.. 83 1st 6L. Portland. Send for Stock List and price*. Machinery Change Will Benefit One-Third of Patrons—Further Reduction Thought Likely. St. H e l e n s H a l l P ortland , O bkqon Washington, D. C.— Plans for the extension, improvement and reduction Resident and Day School for Girls In charge o f 8l*n>i-* o* 8t.John Baptist (Episcopal) Academic and Elementary Department«, in rates o f the parcel post are an GolUglat«. Music. Art, Elocution. Domestic Art. Domestic B< * •ynwasium. For catalog address— nounced by Postmaster General Burle T 1 1E 3IS T ! H K lT F l t l o t l, Office 30 son. * t . H e le n a H u ll The changes, which are to become effective August 15, include an in crease from 11 pounds to 20 pounds in the maximum weight o f parcels; a 533-535 Chamber o f Commerce Build In* partial reduction in the postage rates PORTLAND, OREGON in the first and second zones and the A school for the teaching o f Telegraphy under the personal supervision o f the proprietor. A. abandonment of the parcel post map E. Myers, expert telegrapher. Day and night as a means of computing rates and the sessions. TERMS: Courses in easy monthly installments, enabling you to take up a well- substitution for it o f a rate chart in paid profession at little coat. Write for full particulars. dividualized to every postoffice in the United States. The plans contemplate the purchase ; of a large number of automobiles to he used exclusively for the delivery of j parcel post matter. While for the present the maximum weight limit o f 20 pounds and the re duction in rates will apply only to the Arts and second zones, from any given postoffice—a distance of about 150 miles—the changes directed constitute the first long step toward a universal extension of the system and a general DAISY FLY KILLER flies. Neat, clean, or- reduction in the rates of postage on n.uurntal. convenient, cheap. L a s t ! a l l parcel matter. season. Made o I metal, can’tspillortip “ It is my expectation and oelief,” over ; will not 8 - 1110 « In) ure anything. said Postmaster General Burleson, Guaranteed effective. Bold by dealers, or “ that eventually— and it may be 15 or 6 sent by express pro- 20 years— the postal service will paid (or $1. handle practically all of the small XAJLOIJ) DOMEAd, l o o Da&atb A t « .. Brooklyn. * . T . package transportation business in the United States. The maximum weight Wanted to Help. limit, extended now from 11 to 20 One day iiUle Laura came into the pounds, 1 expect to see increased to 100 pounds, and experience may dem kitchen and found her grandmother onstrate the practicability of handling shelling peas. After watching her a the parcel business at even lower rates moment, Laura said: “ Oh, grandma, than we now propose. I appreciate please let me help you unbutton the fully the sentiment for an increase in beans.” the weight limit and a reduction in Daily Thought. rates to all zones, but it is necessary The purest and most lasting human for us in a sense to feel our way. For that reason we have made the changes friendships are permeated with an propost d apply only to the first and element of reverence.— Austin Phelps. second zones. ” Mr. Burleson announced the changes as follows: “ The first zone shall include the ter ritory within the local delivery of any office and the first zone rate o f postage will apply to all parcel post mail de posited at any office for local delivery or for delivery by city carrier or on M ay be M eans o f A bsorbing rural routes, emanating from that Disease G erm s in M ost postoffice. Unexpected M anner. “ The second zone shall include the remainder of what is now the first zone together with the present second T h e r e s e a rch la b o r a t o r y o f T h e S w ift zone, and shall include all the units of S p e c ific C o m p a n y h a s co lle c t e d a va st area located in whole or in part within a m o u n t o f In fo rm a tio n r e g a r d in g the a radius of approximately 150 miles sp read o f b lo o d d ise a s e s. In th ou sa n d s o f In sta n ce s th o m o st v iru le n t ty p e s h a ve from any given postoffice. b een th e resu lt o f c o m in g in c o n t a c t w ith “ The rate o f postage on parcels d ise a se g e r m s In p u b lic p la ce s, a n d the weighing in excess o f four ounces in a p p a r e n tly In sign ifica n t p im p le h a s been the proposed first zone will be reduced th e ca u s e . I t s p re a d s w ith a s to n is h in g p id ity , o ft e n I n fe ctin g th e e n tire s y s te m from 5 cents for the first pound and 1 ra In a f e w d a ys. cent for each additional pound or frac I t Is fo rtu n a te , h o w e v e r , th a t th e re 1s tion thereof, to 5 cents for the first a re m e d y t o co p o q u ic k ly a n d th o ro u g h ly pound and 1 cent for each additional w ith su ch a c o n d itio n , a n d th a n k s to t h . r g y o f Its p ro d u c e rs th e fa m o u s two pounds or fraction thereof; and e 8. n e 8. S. m a y n o w b e ha d a t a lm o s t a n y the rate for the second zone will be d r u g s to r e In th e civ iliz e d w o rld . reduced from 5 cents for the first T h is p re p a ra tio n sta n d s a lo n e a s a pound and 3 cents for each addi b lo o d pu rlller. I t Is s o m e w h a t r e v o lu tio n a ry In Its co m p o s itio n , s in c e It a c tional pound, to 5 cents for the co m p lis h e s all th a t w a s e v e r cla im e d f o r first pound and 1 cent for each addi m e rcu ry . Iodides, a rs e n ic, a n d o t h e r d e tional pound or fraction thereof. s tr u ctiv e m in era l d ru g s, a n d y e t it Is a b “ The maximum weight of parcel s o lu te ly a p u re ly v e g e t a b le p ro d u ct. h e re a r e m o re ca s e s o f a r t ic u la r rh e u post packages will be increased from T m atism , lo c o m o to r a ta x ia , p a re sis, n e u 11 pounds to 20 pounds, the increase ritis, a n d s lm liu r d ise a se s re s u lta n t fro m of weight to apply only to the first the u se o f m in e ra ls th a n m o s t p e o p le a r e and second zones. No change has been a w a re o f . T h e s e fa c t s a r e b r o u g h t o u t In a h ig h ly In te re s tin g b o o k co m p ile d b y made in the size or form of package." the m e d ic a l '-n a r t m e n t o f T h e S w ift M .& M . SCHOOL of TELEGRAPHY Pimples Should Be Watched B p eclflc C o ., Ido S w ift IUdg., A tla n ta , O a. It Is m ailed fr o e , t o g e th e r w ith a sp e cia l le tte r o f a d v ice , to all w h o a r e s tr u g g lin g w ith a b lo o d d ise a se . G e t a b o tt le o f 8. 8. 8. t o -d a y o f y o u r d ru g g is t. It w ill s u rp ris e y o u w ith lta w o n d e rfu l a c tio n In th e b lo o d . D o n ’ t a c c e p t s o m e t h in g o ffe r e d y o u a s "Ju st a s g o o d ” T h e o n ly r e a s o n w h y a n y o n e sh ou ld n o t t r y t o se ll y o u 8 . 8 . 8 . Is th e la rg e p rofit m a d e o n s o m e t h in g ch e a p e r fro m cr u d e d ru g s. B ew a re o f a n y a tte m p t t o p e rsu a d e y o u tA b u y s o m e th in g In p la c e o f 8 . 8 . S. Friedmann Patient Dies. Topsfield, Mass. — Alford Warriner Cooley, ex-United States assistant at torney general and an ex-judge o f the New Mexico Supreme court, the most prominent patient to receive Dr. Friedmann’ s "cu re” for tuberculosis, succumbed to the disease here. His dramatic 3000-mile dash across the continent from Silver City, N. M ., to Providence, R. I., where Dr. Fried mann was then holding his only New England clinic, was sensational. Widespread belief that Dr. Fried mann had discovered a cure for con sumption renewed Judge Cooley’s hope and it was through the offices o f Colo nel Roosevelt, it is said, that an ap pointment was made jwith Dr. Fried mann. ANNOUNCEMENT Oregon Normal School For Teachers— The O regon N orm al School 1 is O regon 's in- •paration o f teachers for stitution fo r the prep the public schools. The entire tim e and a t tention o f the school is d evoted to thia pur pose, and only students intending to be teach ers are adm itted. The Faculty— The faculty, num bering eighteen m embers, Î3 chosen fo r the express purpose o f training teachers fo r the public schools, and directa its en tire en ergy upon thit one thing. Departments— T h e several départir snts offer e v e r y form o f w ork required in the public schools, includ in g Supervision and School Managem ent, ard D om estic Science and D om estic A rt. A well- equipped gym nasium and athletic grounds furnish am ple op p ortunity fo r train ing in e v ery phase o f Physical Culture. Equipment— The School has a t p resent com m odious buildings in w hich to do its work. T hese build ings have every appliance fo r good w ork and are kept clean and sanitary, so that the stu dents m ay have the b est conditions fo r work a t all times. T r a in in g S c h o o l— T he N orm al maintains a com p lete system o f training schools from the first to the eighth grade inclusive, and it is in ch arge o f skillful and p rofessionally trained teachers. Term Begins— T he fa ll term begins S eptem ber 15. F or fu rth er inform ation with regard to the School, address J. H. Ackerman, Pres., Monmouth, Or. Nutritious Wild Rice. The wild rice which grows in lakes in the northern part of the United States and in the southern part of Canada has a long black grain and is quite different in many respects from the true rice familiar to everybody. Wild rice is best known to many per sons as a favorite food of wild ducks and other water fowl, but it sells in some cities at two or three times the price o f ordinary rice. It is consid ered the most nutritious grain grown in North America. When Your Eyes Need Care T ry Murine E ye Rem edy. N o S m arting— Feels F lu e — A cta Q u ickly. T ry it lo r R ed, W eak, W atery Eyes aud G ran ulated E yelids. Illus trated B ook in ea ch P a cka ge. Murine is compounded by our Oculists—not a “ Patent Med icine” — but usod In successful Physicians’ Prac tice for many years. 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