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Newspaper Page TextPOULTRY and Dairy Produce Enlightened Japanese Says N ation’s Policy Peaceful New York—Japan’a policy of mak ing backward nations advance with civilization for the general benefit of Pearson-Page Co. p8Ec«?> the evolution of society was explained here by Dr. Shoshuke Sato, who as serted that there was no danger of «IQtVARD E. B rR T U N — A iw yer and rh e m ii^ Japan’s assuming an aggressive atti I I Lea<lv.lit*. Colorado. Sperim eu price«: Gold, tude towards countries which Kept up s ilv e r . L ead. SI. G old, S ilv er. 73c; G old. 30c: Zina with the world’s progress. Dr. Sato or Copper. SI- M ulling envelopes a A f u ll p rice list fo n t o n a p p lica tio n . Control and T m pire w o r k « » is Japanese exchange professor to the b o lte d . R eferen ce: Cur bona to N a tio n a l B ea k . United States under the Carnegie En dowment for international peace. He spoke at Columbia university in de B o u g h t, «old and e x c h a n g e d ; e n g in e s, boiler«, fense of the attitude of Japan towards •a w m ills . e tc . S e n d fo r S to c k L is t and P r ice s. Korea and Manchuria. He said there T H L J . E . M A R T IN C O .. 83 U t S t .. P o r tla n d . O r. was no likelihood of hostilities be tween Japan and America. WE HAVE SAIES FOR THE FOLLOWING: “ We think it our right and duty,” F a r m s. S to c k R a n ch es an d S to c k s o f M erchandiaa said Dr. Sato, * 'to develop the natural in a n y p a r t o f O reg o n and th e N o r th w e s t. Send resources and to introduce modern civ u s d e s c r ip tio n , p r ic e and d e ta ile d in fo r m a tio n . S m ith In v estm en t t o.. 90 F ifth S t., P ortlan d . O ra ilization into Korea and also into Southern Manchuria within the juris of Japan. But we shall never FARM MORTGAGE LOANS diction enter into any international complica An* Amount at Current Rates. tions in the Western world arising out JOHN E. CRON AN M2 S p a ld in g B ld g . P o r tla n d . O regon of such a question as the recent Cali fornia land legislation. This can be settled amicably by the two friendly nations. “ We shall always look for peace and friendship from the Western world, Instant relief and positive cure and especially do we look for peace within two weeks. Send $1 for full from across the Pacific; the peace and details of home treatment to friendship inaugurated by the wisdom P. O. Box 786, Spokane, Wash. of your chief magistrate and support ed by the intelligence of your people. If there are some sore spots, they will LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED be healed.’’ o f oil kind« w a n te d . W r ite fo r our CASH OFFER SECOND-HAND MACHINERY W h o o p in g C o u g h BLACK by Cutter’s Blackleg Pills. Low* priced, fresh, reliable; preferred by Western stockmen because they pro- w mmm tect where other vaccines fail, i B m ^ W rite for booklet and testimonials. I ■ m 10-dose pkgo. Blackleg Pills $1.00 50-doM pkqe. Blackleg Pills 4.00 Us« any injector, but Cutter*« b est Th« superiority of cutt.ir products la due to over 18 years of specializing In vaocines and serums only. Insist on Cutter’s. If unobtainable, order direct. THE CUTTER LABORATORY. Berkeley, California A civil war veteran living on the Pacific Coast has acquired great skill In making bows for archers. For these he looks for yews which grow always at an elevation of not less than 6000 feet With one of his bows a deer was killed at a distance of 62 yards. Playing by System. "They teach the children to play by rule now." “Yes; a kid has to have a cook book to make a mud pie.” A Like Errand. Briggs—I'm going to my broker’s. I want to get rid of some bonds. Where are you off to? Griggs—To my divorce lawyer's. I want to get rid of some bonds, too. There are 7875 smoke-consuming furnaces In London. Fifty-four types of apparatus are used in the metropo lis. AN EASY MATTER to correct such ills as Poor Appetite, Si c k Headache, B l o a t i n g , Heartburn, Indigestion or Nausea if you act promptly and at the first sign of trouble take Stomach Bitters It invigorates the diges tive system, renews and rebuilds health. The exportation of Japanese matches has been seriously affected by the action of the Indian govern ment in prohibiting the landing of sul phur matches. Immediately following this procedure the exportation of Jap anese matches to India was entirely suspended. MRS. WILLIAMS1 LONG SICKNESS Yields To Lydia E. Pink« ham’s Vegetable Compound. Elkhart, Ind.:—“ I suffered for four teen years from organic inflammation, f e m a le weakness, pain and irregulari ties. The pains io my sides were in creased by walking or standing on my feet and I had such awful bearing down feelings, w a s de pressed in spirits and became thin and pale with dull,heavy eyes. I had six doc tors from whom I received only tempo rary relief. I decided to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial and also the Sanativ e Wash. I have now used the remedies for four months and cannot express my thanks for what they have done for me. “ It these lines will be of any benefit you have my permission to publish them.” —Mrs. S adik W il l ia m s , 466 James Street, Elkhart, Indiana. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound, made f rom native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the most successful remedy for female ills we know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file in the Pinkham laboratory a t Lynn, Mass., aeon to prove this fact. I f you h a v e th e s lig h te s t d o u b t ttW t L ydia E . P i r k h a m ’s V eg eta b le C om pound w ill h e lp you, w rit« to L ydia K .P in k h am M edirlneC o. (confid en tial) L ynn.M as«., fo r a d vice. Y o u r le tte r w ill b e op en ed , re a d an d a n s w e re d by a w o m an , a n d h eld in s tr ic t co n fid en ce. Two-Year Search Exposes Dishonest Postal Clerk Harrisburg, Pa.—William B. Baum, aged 30, a mail clerk in the railway mail service, was arrested Thursday charged with having stolen $20,000 from the mails. It is alleged that two packages, each containing $10,000 in currency were taken from the mails on July 5, 1912. The money was be ing sent from St. Paul to a bank in New York. Postal service detectives have been at work on the case ever since. Baum was held under $100,000 bail by the United States commissioner. It is said the government has expend ed more than the amount of the stolen money In the effort to uncover the theft. Every postal clerk working between St. Paul and New York has been under scrutiny for nearly two years. Attention is said to have been at tracted to Baum by the fact that he was indulging in expenditures appar ently not in accord with hia salary of $1200 a year. Detectives learned that he waa dealing in real estate, had money in the bank, rented a safe de posit vault and owned an automobile. In January of this year, Baum waa married and he took a honeymoon trip to Palm Beach, where he waa reported to have been a “ liberal spender.’’ It is about 12 months since Baum began buying real estate and making investments in securities in New York and Pittsburg to which points his runs on mail trains took him. Canal Decision Gloomy for Northwest Lumber Mills Portland—A gloomy outlook for the lumber industry of the Northwest United States in competition with the timber sections of British Columbia is foreseen by the heads of the big Northwest lumber concerns, in the face of the efforts that are being made in Washington to repeal the clause of the Panama canal bill providing for free tolls for American ships in coast wise traffic. The principal hope of the lumber men of the Northwest from the open ing of the canai lay in the possibility of developing a great market for their product in the cities of the Atlantic Coast. “ It will be one of the hardest blows that the lumber industry of the Pacific Northwest has ever suffered, if the tolls clause is repealed,” said F. H. Ransom, manager of the Eastern & Western Lumber company. " I feel that we have little encouragement to find for the lumber industry of the Northwest from the opening of the Panama canal. I have had some cor respondence with Senator Chamberlain on the matter and I feel with him that, aside from the question of bene fit or injury to industry of the North west that may result we are sacrific ing our American independence by any action which removes from us the privilege of free tolls for our own shipping through the canal.” Last Pan’Holds Nuggets, Baker, Or. — Charles Burgess, an aged pioneer prospector, came in from the hills near Pine Creek with a pock etful of beautifully marked nuggets which he took from his claim which he has worked for two years. Burgess has at times taken considerable gold from the claim, but had decided to quit. “ One more panfuil,” he said late one day last week. In the pan was one nugget worth $16 and two more worth $5 each. He had struck a pock et. The claim is now being worked by himself and two assistants. Much-Wanted Murderer Taken. Bellingham. Wash. — Charles Hop kins, known in many Coast cities as the “ tattooed bandit,” was arrested at 1 o’clock Wednesday morning at Vanhorn, on the Upper Skagit river, and is a prisoner in the county jail at Mount Vernon. He was taken into custody single-handed by Marshall Joseph Glover, before the desperado could use his loaded .38-caliber re volver, which he carried on bis person. Hopkins has been hotly pursued for many weeks by many officers and posses. W.L.DOUGLAS r u Introducer of Steel Rails Dies. New York—William Churchill Oast- ler, 84 years old, sn engineer who introduced steel rails, died Thursday of heart failure at his home here. COLD HEAD For 10 long but blissful years they had walked along the path of love; but C A T A R R H as yet the lovesick youth had never IhbTANTlY RE.Uf.Vf0 BY THt Oil! mentioned about their getting mar DR M A R S H A L L S rted. Courtship is very charming; but Men's t iS S liiP ^ Let him play in overalls when there does not seem to be altar CATARRH SNUFF Women's H with never a care in the rails at the end of it girls naturally »7 c * it au imuc, stoats oh 5TSTni‘ M l a s e s , B o y s ,C h l Id ran L D PAID BY t K K H T H -?-tltV tl’m PIC world and you will make begin to lose interest in the game. S I .S O S l.T S S lt lS O f - him a healthy, happy boy. Big Majority Favors Repeal of Anyhow, Jane thought it time that Began Buslnaaa 1 8 7 8 ; now — Be sure to buy him' the marriage day was fixed, so she largasi makor of . $ 3 ,$ 3 .6 0 ,«4 English Prudsncs. threw out a gentle hint to her lover Panama Canal Tolls. ' ano *4 50 Two-Horse Brand Mrs. Briggs—So there’s not going by way of encouraging him. Encour • 1 ,0 0 6 , agement, she thought, was all the dear to be a postal strike after all, Mrs. O veralls Johnson. fellow wanted. iravaJSw.L. _ The kind that is made Do ««la* shoe a lr 1913 o r « l t l t . Mrs. Johnson (remembering the coal 220 Democrats Support Measure "Nathaniel,” she whispered coyly, T h is 1« the reason we give you the for comfort and long wear. “they're saying we’re going to be mar strike)—Well, you never can toil but la m e v alues for $3.00. $3 50. $4.00 of Administration Rill Now and $4.50 notwUhs andlng the what it may come at any moment; so ried soon.” enormous Increase in the cost of FREE *£> Goes To Senate. leather. Our standards have “Are they, though.” answered the I shall lay in a good stock of stamps not been lowered and the price stolid swain. "What a jolly sell It’ll now.—Punch. to you remains the same. Ask your dealer to show you be for them when they find out we the kind id of \V W L * Douglst-------------- ~ la selling Ling for $ $3 ____ 00. ______ $3 50. __________ $4 00 and Washington, D. C.—The house of ain’t.”—London Tit-Bits. A C LER G YM AN ’S TE S TIM O N Y . $ 4 .5 0 .j z g u jr lU then be convinced that W .L .n o u g U s shot's are abso “if- The Rev. Edmund Hea!op of Wig- representatives, after one of the most lutely as good another make« acid at F r e e to O u r R e a d e r « higher price«. T h e only different* ton, Pa., suffered from Dropsy for a M ad. By spectacular legislative struggles in the W r it e M u r in e E y e R e m e d y C o ., C h ic a g o , fo r 1 la the price. year. His limbs and feet were swol J-EVI STRAUSS A CO.,Saafnamr«y history of the nation, voted to repeal 4 8 -p a g e i l l u s t r a t e d E y e B o o k F r e e . W r it e a l l TAKE NO S U B S T IT U T E had heart flutter gsH ulas w ith o u t W . L. D ouglas' asm s the provision of the Panama Canal act a b o u t Y o u r E y e T r o u b le a n d t h e y w i l l a d v i s e len and puffed. He ing • tajm p e d on t h s bottom, i f W . T.. D o u g las was dlzxy a t t o t h e P r o p e r A p p li c a t i o n o f t h e M u r in e sh o e s are n o t fo r sa le in y o u r v ic in ity , o rd e r exempting American vessels from the d ire c t fro m fa c to ry . S h o e s fo r e v e ry m e m b e r E y e R e m e d ie s i n Y o u r S p e c i a l C a s e . Y o u r and exhausted at if th e fa m ily a t a ll p ric e a , p o s ta g e free. payment of tolls. The vote on the re D r u g g i s t w i l l t e l l y o u t h a t M u r in e R e lie v e « the least exer W rite fo r illu s tr a te d c a ta lo g s h o e i n g how to o rd e r b y m a il. W . L . D O U G LA S, peal was 247 to 161, a majority of 86 B o r e E y e s , S t r e n g t h e n s W e a k E y e s . D o e s n 't tion. Hands and ^^ai^paiA^Btreet^lrockton^Us^ S m a r t, S o o t h e s E y e P a i n , a n d s e l l s f o r 50c. votes in support of the personal plea T r y I t In Y o u r E y e s a u d i n B a b y ’s E y e s l o t feet were cold of President Wilson. and he had such S c a l y E y e l id s a u d ( ir u n u la t io u . a dragging sensa This verdict on the issue, which has Had More Hide Than Money. Wiser Than They Seemed. tion across the “There was one time when Captain W ATER DIRECT F R O M T H E absorbed congress for weeks, came at Boys, like things, are not always loins that It waa the close of a stirring day, made mem ’Bill' MacDonald, United States mar WELL T O FAUCET- NO STALE, what they seem. A school inspector difficult to move. shal for northern Texas, who was Mr. orable in the annals of the house by a After using 6 Wilson's bodyguard during the latter’s INSIPID OR STAGNANT WATER party division which found Speaker having been told that a certain class Rev. E. Heslop. boxes of Dodds campaign for the presidency, and who, FROM FI LT H Y STORAGE TANKS Clark, Majority Leader Underwood was very dull, decided to test them himself. Asking the lads to give him Kidney Pills the swelling disappear it is related, would ‘charge hell with — ' M O DER A TE C O S T » 1 and other Democratic chieftains lined a bucket of water,’ was almost bluffed L E S S T H A N 5 1 P E R IOOO G A L L O N S TO up in opposition to the President on a number, and one of them calling out ed and he felt himself again. Ha says “Seventy-two,” he wrote on the black he has been benefited and blessed by by a fellow Texan,’’ said H. A. Dewitt O P E R A T E . D O E S N O T G E T O U T O F of Austin, at the Raleigh. "Captain O R D E R . GET FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM an issue which the latter had declared board ”27.” No remark coming from the use of Dodds Kidney Pills. Sev vital to his conduct of the nation’s the class he asked for another num eral months later ho wrote: I have ‘Bill,* the story goes, had been playing ,T H O S . J .R O S S w ber. and was given “forty-eight” This not changed my faith in your remedy foreign policy. a gentleman’s game, and among the The bill now goes to the senate, he wrote on the board “84," and turn since the above statement waa author players was one who at the end of the L329E. Morrison St. P ortland ,O re . where the fight will be , renewed with ed to observe the signs of Intelligence. ized. Correspond with Rev. E. Hes session owed considerable money. lop about this wonderful remedy. all of the vigor and determination None were apparent. MacDonald made several requests for Dodds Kidney Pills, 60c per box at "Certainly a very dull lot,” he Strong on Piety. the money, but it was not forthcoming, that attended it in the lower house. your dealer or Dodds Medtclne Co., thought, and once more asked one of whereupon he suggested that he would During the civil war the late Colo On the final vote 220 Democrats in Buffalo, N. Y. Write for Household to give him a number. take it out of the doctor's hide. nel Gabo Bouch organized a regiment the house stood by the President, giv them Then came a raucous young voice, Hints, also music of National Anthem "The courageous MacDonald, how which he controlled as a dictator. ing him in “ ungrudging measure” Nah let's see if yer can (English and German words) and re ever. was not prepared for the answer. "I am a humble servant of th< what he had asked “ for the honor of "thirty-three. “ 'Go to it,’ replied the man who Lord," said an itinerant evangelist the nation” in its foreign relations. muck abaht with th at"—London cipes for dainty dishes. All 3 sent free. Adv. Chronicle. owed the money. ‘I have more hide who had wandered into the camp on< than money, and I am more willing to | day, “endeavoring to save the souls ol Twenty-five Republicans and two Pro part with the hide than the money I the unfortunate. I have Just left th* gressives also voted to sustain the Putnam Fadeless Dyes are the Difference of Opinion. have.’ camp of the ----- th Massachusetts President. brightest and fastest. "There la only a slight difference of Fifty-two Democrats followed “It is said that Captain ‘Bill’ d id ' where I was instrumental in leading opinion between mysslt and that poli not collect the debt out of the fellow’s eight men into the paths of righteous Speaker Clark and Leader Underwood Falsely Accusee. tical economist,” remarked Mr. Dus hide.”—Washington Post. ness.” to defeat. A benevolent old gentleman was tin Stax blandly. "Adjutant!” thundered Colonel "And what Is that?” walking in the park when the loud Bouch after a moment’s pauae, “De Man Believed Dead for American Husbands Preferred. "He thinks my business should be sobs of a little girl arrested him. tail 10 men for baptism! No d---- The American husband is the best "What is the matter, my child?1 he mnnaged for the benefit of the public, 37 Years Finds Family Massachusetts regiment shall heal in the opinion of Countess Erdody, while my idea Is that the publlo asked. who is visiting the Austrian embassy. mine for piety!”—The Best Stories in New York—Captain Albert Well "Boo, boo, hoo! I’ve lost my penny!” should be managed for the benefit of the World, by T. L. Mason. She says: my business.”—Washington Stair. man, who fought under Osman Pasha* cried the little girl. "He is thoughtful. He tries to make The benevolent old gentleman drew in the Turkish Russian war and was Mind Over Matter. his wife happy. He sacrifices his own There is today in storage In the counted among the dead at the battle a penny from his pocket and, extend comfort. He takes responsibility on It was a cold morning, and though United States 263,786,070 gallons of Plevna in 1877, was reunited Wed ing It. he said with a beatific smile. his own shoulders. He makes his wife Mr. Ruff was still struggling with 8 of "Here’s your penny, my dear child. whisky, an Increase of nearly 60 per hard beard and a soft razor, Mrs. Rufl nesday to his wife, who had left their And now stop crying.” a chum. cent in 10 years. home in Cairo for England and event “I think, on the whole,” she con was already in the dining room. The little girl. Instead of thanking As she stood before the fire the ually for this country, after receiving the benevolent old gentleman grate cluded, “the foreigner is perhaps the more artistic lover, and the American cook came in with a face of abject the news that her huBband had been fully, stamped her foot and said with killed. Is the more satisfactory husband.” misery. scornfully flashing eyes: “Oh, ma'am, what shall I do?” she Captain Wellman, instead of being “Oh, you wicked old man, you had If you have not decided upon what walled. “The dog has just run into dead, was among the prisoners taken my penny all the time!”—Philadelphia Not So Lonesome. S pring Medicine The new summer boarder gazed the garden with the master’s break by the Russians. When he was re Record. over the picturesque New Hampshire fast, and it's too late to go out and leased he could find no trace of his to take, try landscape, then slowly fading out of get anything else.” wife or son. After making a long Dr. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar- "Is there anything exciting in the search sight, and noted the absence of for them he settled in Mon coated, easy to take as candy, regulate paper this morning?” asked Mrs. Ruff houses. invigorate stomach, liver ana bow “Why, yes, ma’am,” answered the treal, where he built up a large furni and "It’s beautiful! Grand!” said he to the boss farmer, who was standing astonished servant. “It says there’s ture manufacturing business. Recent els and cure constipation. close by. "But, aren’t you lonesome— been a railway accident, a colliery die ly he received word from his wife's Forethought. relatives that she was living in Brook so far from the village and no neigh aster and—and a murder, ma’am." Mrs. Whann, the weeping widow of "Then put the paper on your mas lyn and he soon sought her out. bors?” a well-known man, requested that the “Lonesome!” echoed the farmer, in ter’s plate—he won’t want any break words "My sorrow Is greater than I genuine astonishment. “Why, on a fast. But in case he does warm up a Rose burg Drafts Ordinance can bear" be placed upon the marble clear day we can see Mount Washing bit of last night's mutton.”—Columbus of her dear departed. To Search A ll Suitcases slab Dispatch. ton!”—Everybody’s Magazine. A few months later this lady return Roseburg, Or.—In the event that an ed and asked how much it would cost 3 2 B E B E B E B E E S I A mathematical prodigy, 19 years All at Sea. her to have the Inscription effaced “Congressman Wallaby looks wor old, has been found in Chicago. He ordinance, introduced at a recent and another substituted. can reckon the number of seconds it meeting of the city council, becomes a ried since women got the ballot.” “No need of that, marra,” replied the " Y e B ; he says he’s all at sea He's 87 years <n seven seconds. Without law, any person carrying a auspicious- man, soothingly; “you see, I lift Jes’ an expert at kissing babies, but he any hesitation at all he can give ths looking suitcase may be halted by an enough room to add ‘alone.’ ’’—Har doesn’t know Just how to campaign cube root of 175,616 or multiply 291 officer and searched to ascertain per's Magazine. IS CURABLE by 876. among grown girls.” whether he is in possession of liquor. B y w e s r in g « SEELEY SPERMATIC The ordinance was introduced, it is SHIELD TRUSS. N o w o r r y in g or d a n Always a Way. g e r o f an o p e r a tio n . R u p tu r e is n ot s te a r said, for the purpose of assisting the “Well, Slippery Sam is locked up at or breach , aa c om m on ly euppoe«d. but la officers in apprehending persons who last.” t h e s tr e tc h in g , or d ila tio n , o f « n a tu ra l bring liquor to Roseburg in suitcases “He had it coming, but he has al o p e n in g . T h is SEELEY SPERMATIC and other receptacles and distribute it ways managed to wriggle out of every SHIELD a p p lia n c e close« th is o p e n in g in Hot flashes—dizziness, fainting spells, headache, bearing-down 10 d a y e in m oat canes. I f y ou c a n ’t come, among their friends. thing. How did the police manage to feeling and ills of a kindred nature—are nature’s danger signals. w r ite for m e a su r in g blank and lite ra tu r a . get him locked up?" Sold on ly by The female disturbance or irregularity back of these calls for help, "They had him drawn on a Jury.”— Alarm for T. R. Finds should have immediate care and attention. Otherwise the delicato Louisville Courier-Journal. LAUE-DAVIS DRUG CO. female constitution soon breaks dowp. No Credence a t Office Third and Yamhill, Portland, Or. Test messages of wireless telegrams New York—What appeared to be a sent in Peru with five kilowatt power W h o a r e Tru«« E x p e r t s and E xclusive roundabout revival of the rumor that passed the Andes mountains from 14,- S t a t e A g e n ta for th is a p p lia n ce . Dr. Pierce's some mishap had befallen Theodore 000 to 20,000 feet high. B B B B B B B B B EB EigaaaaaB aaaga Roosevelt in Brazil received no cre fo r m o re th a n 4 0 y e a r s h a s b e e n le n d in g it s h e a lth r e a to r in g a id t o th o u - dence at the colonel’s offices here. A aanda o f w o m en y e a r a f t e r y e a r th r o u g h o u t it s lo n g lif e . Pink Tye. rpUooOc. vague dispatch, purporting to come for T h is w o n d e r fu lly s u c c e s s f u l r e m e d y im p a r ts s t r e n g t h t o t h e e n t ir e s y s t e m — Shipping Fever from Peru, said that alarm was ex p a r tic u la r ly t o th e o rg a n a d is t in c t ly f e m in in e . N e r v e s a r e r e fr e s h e d . T h e “ s ta le " , o v e r w o r k e d business w o m a n , t h e r u n -d o w n h o u s e - w if e , and th e w ea ry c a r e-w o r n and Catarrhal fever pressed there for his safety. m o th e r o f a fa m ily — a ll w ill g a in s t r e n g t h fro m t h is fa m o u s p r e s c r ip tio n w h ic h Sure c u r e and p o sitiv e p reventive, no m atter how horse« a t m ny a g e Frank Harper, Colonel Roosevelt's • r e in fected or “ex p o sed .” Liquid, g iven on th e ton gue; acta on th e 4 0 / M r s h as d e m o n str a te d its e f f e c t iv e n e s s — in liq u id o r ta b le t fo r m . Blood and Gland«, ex p els th e poiaonous germ* from th e body. C ures D ie- secretary, and others who naturally tem per In D og« and S heep and Cholera In P ou ltry. L a rg est B ailing liv e SOLD B Y D E A L E R S IN M E D I C I N E S . would receive first information in the stock rem ed y. Curea L a G rippe am ong hum an beings and la a fin e K id W r i t * D r . R . V . P i . r c e ' a S p v c i a t i . t . m i thm I n v a li d «* / / o f « / — ney rem edy, 60c and $1 a b ottle; $6 and $10 a dozen. C ut th is ou t. K eep circumstances pointed out that the C v r r t . p v n d m n e v S t r i c t l y C o n f i d e n t i a l —a n d n o c h a r g e . u Show to your d ru ggist, w ho w ill g e t It for you. F ree Booklet, * r'*— whereabouts of the party, as recently tem per. Caunee and Cu S p e c ia l a g e n ta w a n te d . Or. P l e r o e ’a P l e a s a n t P e l l e t s r e g u l a t e a n d I n v i g o r a t e s t o m a c h , l i v e r reported directly by cable, indicated a n d b o w e ls . S u g a r - c o a t e d t i n y g r a n n i e s —e a s y t o t a k e a s C a n d y . COSHEN. IND .0.S.A. SPO H N M ED IC A L C0.¿ that telegraphic advices from the col onel could hardly reach Peru at this time. Cooperative stores, owned and man Mlsa Elizabeth Dinwiddle of New nged by natives, are fostered wher- York manages 346 small dwellings Expected Soon. A Practical Man. owned by Trinity church in that city. Customer—Have you the new edl- Girl (to prominent actor)—I sup ever possible in Alaska by the United Dog Wins Will Contest. tion of Pepys’ Diary? pose there is some role you take spe- Boston—"P ete Crafts” will con States bureau of education, which haa She spends all of her time attending charge of education for the natives of to the repairs of those houses, which Asslstant—O, no, sir, next year's clal Interest In? shelter 1800 families. diaries haven’t come down yet.—Lon Actor—Yes, my dear young lady; tinue to enjoy luxuries uncommon Alaska. the pay roll. among dogs. The Probate court in don Opinion. this city has unqualifiedly approved the will of his late master, John Chan cellor Crafts, which provides a fund of j $1200 a year for the upkeep of j “ Pete.” Relatives who had been cut off without a cent contested the will, j alleging “ undue influence.” At the hearing witnesses told how ! “ Pete” had presided at the head of the table at “ birthday parties” given in his honor. “Yet, daughter, that*« good «tuff. The pain in m y back i« all gone—I never «aw anything work as quickly a« Sloan'« Liniment** Thousands of Gould Interests Passing. grateful people voice the same opinion. Here'« New York—The strength and ac the proof. tivity of Missouri Pacific shares serves R e l ie v e d P « in i n B a c k . to give credence to recent reports that “ I w m troubled w ith a very bad pain In n r b ack for aoma tim e . I w e n t to a d octor but be the Gould roads are to be taken over d id n o t d o m e a n y «rood, so I in the near future by a group of cap purch ased a b o ttle o f S lo a n ’« L in im ent, and n ow I am a w ell italists more or less directly connected w om an . I a lw ays k eep a bot with the Standard Oil company. The t le o f Sloan's L in im en t in the b o u se.” — M ist Stnithin fa tte n , Rockefellers long have been aetive in H 4 h ijtil* A m .. B rooklyn. N . Y. several Gould properties, including S c ia tic R h e u m a t is m . Mispouri Pacific, but if the project "W e h ave used Sloan 's L ini now said to be under way is complet m e n t fo r over six y e a n en d fo u n d it th e bent w e ever ueed. ed, Missouri Pacific and other import W h en m y w ifa had scia tic In 8. S. S. Ton Get a Twist on Rheumatism That Settles It. ant parts of the system will come un rheum atism th e o n ly th in s that d id her unjr rood w as Sloan'« der absolutely new ownership. M a n y a rh e u m a tic su ffe re r ..a s b e e n to th em n e u tra l an d sc a tte r» th o se p e c u lia r SH OES Make Your Boy* Happy Pfau Pneumatic W ater S y ste m > BEGIN NOW RUPTURE Woman's Danger Signals5^ Favorite P rescription DISTEMPER Gets Right Twist On Rheumstism Rheumatism, Sprains Backache, Neuralgia Makes Sheri Work of Cleaning Oaf Year Entire System— Aches end Pains Go Fast. lin im e n t . W e ca n n o t praise it Audience Sits While Fire Runu. S p r a in e d A n k le R e l ie v e d . i III for a lo n g tim e w ith a «even ---------------------------*elf «Drained n ed a n k le . -------------- __ I r o t « ______________ h n ttle o f S lo a n -. L in im ent and pow I am a b le to be about a n d ca n w alk a g reat d eal. I writ« tins b ¿ rauae I think you deoerve a lo t o f cr ed it fo r p u ttin g «uoh a fin e L in im ent on the frTrr* f?rrrtd ia fn in ii c T i V % 1446 k “ 0 recolBIB<ud Sloan • L in iin cu t." — M n . Clouds Runt In Kansas. Topeka, Kan. — A heavy storm, re sembling in some vicinities a cloud burst, fell over the eastern central parts of Kansas Thursday. It waa ac companied by hail. At Coffeyville hailstones smashed windows and de molished rcores of street lamps. Tel ephone and telegraph service was de moralized. The precipitation amount ed to from two to three inches. «old Again. HOUSE STANDS WITH PRESIDENT SLOANS LINIMENT A t .f f D e l « - 2 S c . . SOc. a m i ( I OO SI— . ' , a m i poultry M e t I r e . A J d n t . D r . E a r l S . S lo a n , Is M am U n e , <« itU . t o . C o .I o n , H u t. Minneapolis—While firemen battled with a blaze in a local theater and a street crowd witnessed their work, the audience inside sat unmoved through out end witnessed the performance to the close. The manager announced that while there waa a small fire in the front part of the building, no danger existed. He said those who wished might then leave, hut no one moved. New Altitude Mark Set. th e d ru g a to ra fo r a b o ttle of 8. 8. 8. an d been h an d ed so m e th in g claim ed to bo " J u s t a• good.” T ru ly , to a sk tor bread an d be given a ato n e la still In practice. If you a r e tro u b led w ith rh e u m a tism In a n y form be au ra to u se H. b. B. a n d n o te Its w onderful Influence. 8 . 8. 8. h a s th e pecu liar actio n o f so a k in g th ro u g h th e In te stin e s d irectly Into th e blood. In flve m in u te s Its Influence Is a t w ork In ev ery a r te ry , vein e n d tin y capillary. E v ery m em b ran e, ev ery o rg an of th e body, ev ery em u n cto ry becom es In effect a filte r to s tr a in th e blood at Im pu rities. T h e s tim u la tin g p ro p rftle s o f 8. 8. 8. com pel th e sk in , liver, bowels, k id neys, b lad d er to a ll w ork to tb o o n e and of c a stin g o u t ev ery l.r lta tla g , ev ery p ain Inflicting ato m of poison; It dislodges by Irrig a tio n all accu m u latio n s In th e jo in ts, gnu »as a c id accretio n s to dlaotva, re n d e rs Johar.nesthal—The German avaitor Linnekogel established here • n« aeroplane record for height, reaching an altitude of 20,664 feet. The prev William Kfoato, a street car motor- ious record was held by Legagneux who ascended 20,296 feet. Linnekogel re man of Chicago, was late to work ono cently made a new altitude record day recently for the first time in 20 ars. He drove a mule car gtx yearn, with one paseenger, reaching a height fore electricity waa pat lato cm . | of 18,060 fe e t C fo rm a tio n s In th e n e rv e o en tera t h a t ca u se su ch m y atlfy ln g a n d o ften ba ffling rh e u m a tic pains. And b e s t of all th is re m a rk a b le rem e d y la w elcom e to th e w eak e st stom ach. I f you h a v e d rugged y o u rself until y o u r stom ach Is n early p araly sed . y ou will b e asto n ish ed to And th a t 8. 8. 8 . g ives D O ren aatlo n b u t goes rig h t to work. T h is la because It la a p u re v eg etab le infusion, la ta k e n n a tu ra lly Into y o u r blood ju s t a a p u re a i r le Inhaled n a tu ra lly la te y e a r lungs. G et a b o ttle o f 6 6 t today, an d s a lt for 8. 8. 8. T on m a y depend upon It t h a t th e s ta r* th a t sella you w h a t you a s k fo r la a good place to t r a d e W rite to th e S w ift 8 peel Ac C o . I«* S w ift B ld g , A tla n ta , Ohw fo r th e ir Book o n R h eu m atism . » . N . U. [w-ErE- Me. 14, *14.