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» Cheap Paint is not Good Paint. Good Paint is the Cheapest Paint. Your Dealer has a Reliable Brand. ^ f NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS] “ H E A L T H ” DR. K O R IN E K ’S KOW K O X D IT IO N E R stim u lates the g en erativ e organ s and is a pow- e rfu ! breeding tonic, insures eessy calving and clean in g and preven ts milk fever, inflarm ti b ag and in fa c t any disease th a t may a tta c k a cow when in a w eakened condition. kow K onditioner will in crease th e flow o f milk 5 to 15 per c e n t w ithout an in crease in feeding. Dr. K orin ek's C a lf S cou r and rh o le r a Rem edy will insure your calves attains* c a lf scours, w hite scours and c a lf ch-*'era. and m ake them th rifty . Dr. K orinek's Anti Cow Uloat Capsules save hundreds o f cows ye a r'y from dyin g o f a lfa lfa ft clover bloat. A sk your dealer for K O R IN fcK 'S U KM LD1ES, they are gt.uranteed. or w rite to KORINEK REMEDY CO., K — enton -■ ton. Portland, Oregon j ■ i ■ Portland — Wheat — Blueatem, 96c , per bushel: fortyfold, 86c; club, 86c; red Fife, 86c; red Rubaian, 86c. Barley—No 1 feed. $27.50®29.50. Bran— $23.75(4 24.50. Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, $24 m.24.50 per ton; valley timothy, $21® 22; alfalfa, old crop, $16®17; new crop, $14. Miilfeed—Spot prices: Bran, $26® 26.50 per ton; shorts, $29® 29.50; rol- I led barley. $31.50® 32.50. Corn— Whole, $36 ton; cracked, $37. Vegetables—Artichokes, $1 dozen; tomatoes. $1.50®1.75 per crate; cab bage, $2® 2.7 5 per hundred; garlic, | 10c per pound; peppers, 26c; eggplant, 20<a25c; horseradish, 8|o; lettuce. £ pound; asparagus, $1®1.25 per dozen; rhubarb, l$® 2c per pound; peas, 6® 8c; cauliflover, $1.25 per crate; DRS. HEDLUND, beans, 10c per pound. SKIFF i MILLER. Potatoes—Old, $1.50®1.75; Califor S IX T H AND E V E R E T T S T S . T a k e p leasu re in announcing th a t th ey a re lo nia, new, 2 ® 2 jr per pound. cated at 456-159 Morgan bldyr.. (4th floor). W ash F o u r B locks from Union S ta tio n . U nder new Onions — California red, $2.25 per ington a t Broadw ay. Portland. O re., w here they m anagem ent. All rooms newly decorated. will be pleased to m eet th e ir friends and p atien ts. sack. S P E C IA L R A T E S BY W E E K O R MONTH Th ese offices will be conducted on a iwdicy o f s rv- Green Fruit — Strawberries, $1.50 Rates 5 0 c. 7 5 c. $ 1 . $ 1 .5 0 Per Day. ice a t m oderate p rices to the beat o f our ability. W.> a ways stanu behind our w ork, a s we know per crate; apples, $1®1.75 boa; goose th a t a satisfied p a tie n t is and sh all alw aya Le the berries, 4c per pound; cherries, $1.25 b est asset. ® 1.60 per box; cantaloupes, $1.50® I f you cannot come to Dr. Llof T. Hrdlurd, Dr. Srymom S. Skrif. 3.50 per crate; apricots, $1.3S®3.57 Portland to get your per crate; apricots, $1.35ful.50 per eyea fitted. I will s**nd Dr, J. HowarJ Miller. ou my method o f teat- box; peaches $1.50 per box; water r>* eyea by mail. Not melons, 2Jc per pound. D ENTISTS. aa deairabie as person al service but much Eggs — Oregon ranch, current re T e le p h o n e , M arsh all 93. b e tte r than jo i n * w ith ceipts, 22®22Je per dozen; candled, 23 out glasses needed or __ _________ try in g to fit yourself. @ 23Jc. O u tfit sen t on application. S T A P L E S , the Jew- Poultry—Hens, 14® 15o per pound; eler-O ptician. 26b Morrison at.. Portlanu. Oregon stags. 10c; broilers, 17®20c; turkeys. I live, 18® 20c; dressed, choice, 23® "N 25c; ducks, 14® 16c; geese, 10c. Butter—Cubes, extras, 25}c; cubes, prime firsts, 25c; firsts, 24c. Jobbing Day and n igh t classes. E x p e rt train in g prices: Prints, extras, 27®29c; but- in repairing, driving and m achine work, including forge, lathe, shaper, drill press, j terfat. No. 1, 27c; No. 2, 26c, Port tractors, e tc. Tim e unlim ited. COM PE land. T E N T C H A U F F E U R S A N D M EC H A N IC S S U P P L IE D W R IT E US. Veal— Fancy, l l @ l l } c per pound. Pork—Fancy, 10® 10 jc per pound. Hops— 1915 crop, 9 i ® l lc per pound; I 1916 contracts, nominal. RIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK, Wool—Eastern Oregon, 23®33c per WOOL ANO MOHAIR, [iound; valley, 30®35c. We went all you have. Write fur prices ami sli pping tugs Cascara bark—Old and new, 4c per THE H. F. N orton CO. Porlteml, Ore., Seat!.«, Wn I pound. Cattle — Steers, choice grass, $8® j 8.35; good, $8® 8.15; cows, choice, Double Trea I Punriw Pnof Tires Made fr^m your old ones. L a s t lung \ $7.25@ 7.65; good, $6.75®7.25; me Mother's Way BesL as Brand New T IK E S W rite ua dium, $6.25®7.26; heifers, $5.60®8; OREGON VULCANIZING CO.. Little Willie felt indisposed, and the bulls, $3®6; stags, $4.60@7. 550 W ashington S t.. Portland. Ore. family doctor ordered him to take a Hogs — Prime light, $8.05® 8.10; powder. “Come on, dear," said mother coax- good to prime, $8® 8.05; rough heavy, tngly when the powder arrived, "take $7.60®8; pigs and skips, $7.35®7.80. Sheep — Yearlings, $7.50 ® 8.50; B o iiiK l, Sold, H onied ond R ep aired this; it will make you quite well at wethers, $7®7.60; ewes, $5.50®6.50; once." W A 1.K K K E L E C T R IC W O R K S Burnside, cor. 10th. Portland. Ore. "Don’t want to !” wailed Willie, j lambs, $8@9. backing away from the teaspoon. "Don't want any medicine!” The Last Act. “Oh, Willie,” his mother said re Arrival of First Watermelons Into the Jeweler's shop tame a sim proachfully, as she drew the small ple-looking old chap, with a quaint, boy near to her, "you’ve never heard Proves That Summer Is Near old fashioned kitchen clock under one me complain about a little powder, Spokane—If the weather had not arm. have you?” "I want you to look at It.” he said, "No. and neither would I,' was | brightened and warmed as it has the as he laid the timepiece on the coun young William's startling reply, "If 1 appearance of the first watermelons ter, “and tell me what's wrong.” could Just put it on my face as you The jeweler removed the dial of the do. but I have to swallow i t !”—Phil i °f the season would have made known clock, screwed his magnifying glass adelphia Public Ledger. \ the nearness of summer. They retail Into his eye and poked about In the clock’s Interior. Always keep Hanford's Balsam on at 4 and 5 cents a pound. "Nothing wrong with It now,” he an hand for accidents. It's good lnsur The first blackberries or dewberries nounced presently. "It’s sufferings ance. Ad v. of this year’s crop are also in evidence are over." at 15 cents a basket. “Well, what do I owe you?" asked Dairy Paragraphs. the customer, thinking he had repair Plums, apricots. Hood River straw Have a name for each cow, and ed the clock. speak it when approaching her at "Nothing.” replied the shopman. milking time. An occasional friendly berries, though not superabundant, are “You’re mistaken. This isn't profes pat on a cow at such time will cause arriving in greater quantities and the sional treatment. It's a coroner's in her to give her milk down freely. Let wholesome if homely gooseberry is quest."—Philadelphia Public Ledger. the milking hours be a pleasant event somewhat increasing in size, though for the cow and her milker. A Cancellation. Oats and Canada peas cut green its price still remains at the popular A telegraph clerk in an outlying dis make a fine substitute for silage In nickel the basket. ApBaragus is more plentiful and the trlct of the Sudan found the desola mid summer. Cut when the oat heads tion getting the better of his nerves are Just beginning to form. green cabbage, though still arriving and telegraphed to headquarters: An experienced dairy farmer gives from the South, is of appetizing fresh- “Can't stay here; am in danger of life; this remedy for the cure of scours in ness, surrounded by lions, elephants and calves: Take common soup beans New potatoes are increasing in size wolves." pareti them like coffee (being careful The hard-hearted clerk at headquar they do not burnt, grind them and and decreasing in price. With the arrival of the carload of ters wired hack: "There are no wolves give to calf, lie says he has had good cantaloupes due on Thursday there will In the Sudan." results with this treatment. be a more ample supply in the stores. The next day the desolate one re plied: "Referring to my wire of the No more navel oranges will arrive Had a Proposal. 16th, cancel wolves."—Philadelphia "Had a proposal from any otth e fait this season, but Valencias will take Public Ledger. sex this leap year?” inquired Fitz their place with increasing abundance. noodle. Who Recommended It. ”1 have. I had a proposal from the Increasing Cost of Gasoline "Did I understand you to say that a young lady at my lodgings." change of climate had been recom "Philoplis. but you are in luck! How Is Blamed On Standard Oil mended for you?" asked the bank did she muster courage to make It president. and what did she say?" Washington, D. C. — The Federal "Ves, sir,” replied the cashier. “That "Well, you see, she keeps the books Is why I desire an earlier vacation for her mother, so she came to me and Trade commission concluded Wednes than usual." day its investigation of the rise of proposed.” “Urn—yes," mused D. P. "By the j "Yes, yes, lucky dog! Go on.” | gasoline prices, ending a two days’ way. who recommended the change, “She proposed that I pay up my ar hearing after representatives of Stand your physician or your attorney?" rears or vacate.”—Chicago News. ard Oil and various independent com When the Doctor Is Praised. It advertises itself—Hanford's Bal panies had given divergent explana- “The Browns seem to think most sam. Adv. i tions of the present situation in the highly of JTOU, doctor TIN 7 WWW prais | To Make Him Happy. ing you to the skies the other day." : industry. A report, based on the "Yes.” said the doctor, quietly. "Yon Old Pcterby is rich and stingy. In hearings and on the results of weeks see, I've never lost a patient in that the event of his death, his nephew is-1 family—yet.”—Detroit Free Press. to inherit his property. A friend oi | of investigation by the commission’s the family said to the old gentleman: agents, will be made public soon and Worse Luck! "I hear that your nephew is going I wjU be transmitted to congress in Men who are too lazy to work and to marry. On that occasion you ought ,-egponge to a resolution asking for an t n / i r o n t b 1 n I f » to make m o 1/ a him In m h a n n v I .. * - too proud to beg are usually too In to /I do a something happy. different to die.—Judge. "I will.” said Mr. Peterby. " 1 11 pre ,n^.uJ ry.’ . . . . . . - tend that I am dangerously ill." The >"dependent jobbers and refiners ___________________ who appeared before the commission o 1 1 .» Ho u were virtually unanimous in 1 placing Send j 10c a to rk Dr. tv Pierce t Invalid« .. tel. Buffalo, for large trial package ol E * « “ * fr r J ^ re“ * g on. * ® Oil ‘ Ar.uric” for kidneys, cures backache Standard * ‘ companies, who, * they charged, hail refused to compete and fixed prices. Standard Oil represent Others Like Him. "There goes a man who boasts that atives replied to the chargee but did not enter into an explanation of the he has never bought a gold brick." "Reminds me of the fellow who say» elements behind the soaring cost of he has never told a lie." gasoline to consumers. "Yes. He reminds me of the chat who says the upkeep of his automobile Rust and Bugs Play Hsvoc. is next to nothing." Washington, D. C.— W. R. Steven- “And he's in the same category with the man who says he never was sick a 0f Kansas City, Kan., is a patron day in his life."—Brooklyn Cttixen 1 at the Raleigh hotel. In touching on the wheat situation in hia state he said The Resourceful Gardener. that rust and bugs are playing havoc “Have you a vegetable garden?" “I started it as such. But since th» with what promlse<i to be a bumper chickens and Insects have gotten busy | crop a few weeks ago. I have decided to call it a zoological, “ In many sections farmers are garden."—Washington Star. breaking up the land they had sowed to wheat and are putting it in other crops, ’ ’ continued Mr. Stevenson. They Spread “ The present conditions indicate a marked shortage in the greatest f't Kilter «ttr. wheat-producing area of the world.” DENTISTS, New Houston Hotel I P r Portland Y.M .C. A. Auto School ELECTRIC MOTORS P % a « a K ill A ll Flies! HI »• . M l! er ÚSM*> A e t fe r 'D aisy Fly Killer u » olo soasas, S o re P. N. U. w> N o. 28. 1016 tse c s » , a».., omu ,.. a. ». Graotlafed Eyelids, Ere» tnrtamei by ex po ri re to Sta. D«*tar.d Died uuirkly relieved by NirlM f^e Remedy No Smarting. _■ _____ I just Eye Comfort. At Your DmgriPt 50c per Boni*. Merle« lye Sai*«m Me. ForB a^elti*ry«fr«e> .k Cn^giMi r r Mertee t p »sei Hy Ca . Ckécayi 1 Sand Said To Be Rich. Marshfield, Or. — The black tend ledges, extending for several miles on South Inlet, are being examined by experts from various sections of the United States. Recent assays and ex pert opiniona obtained in Europe and from chemista in the East resulted in an influx of mining engineers and chemists, and at present there are half a dozen different Arms with investiga tors on the ground. The black sand ledges contain gold, platinum and iron, beaidea iridium and another newly-die- covered valuable mineral. THE VALVELESS PUMP Mur« W ater ( cm Horsepower. I m i Cost. ÜINIRA1 CARRANZA’S DEMANDS SIERN1V REFUSED BY WILSON M»»t KtBcicPt fo r Irrigation. M inin*, ►'ire Prole-lion and lfcime»tic t aes. Sm all. L igh t. Pow erful. N o V a h t-t. No H u n g ers. No C vlia* dors. D estructive H igh Speed* Elim inated. Dunjp Runs on Low iSpoAi. Will Pump W ater and A ir Sim u l taneously. W ill Pump boiUn* w ater H asrec- __ oni for vertical suction Washington, D. C.—Upon General Carranza's reception of a stern refusal to heed his demands for recall of American troops from Mexico hinges the question of a Mexican war, in the opinion of President Wilson’s close ad visers. They were prepared Tuesday t Im possible to Make a M istake. Delivers More for the possibility of open hostilities W ater, w ith far I a s s Horae|x»wer. than Any Rump Know n. No Pruning Required a t Any after the note which waeaont forward R easonable Suction. W rite fo r Catalog. Prices and Testim onial* to Carranza. be for« you buy. No indication has come that the first THE VALVLESS PI MP CO.. c chief's attitude of implacable hostility 8th Fluor T itle ft T raat H id*.. Portland. Ore. would be shaken by the reiterated dec laration of the latest communication that the United States has no aggres Better Ways. Ordinary powders and dynamites Progress Is no monopoly of tho can sive or warlike purpose toward Mexi waste much o f their energy by shatter non makers. In one tssue of the j co, but is firmly resolved to protect "Electrical World" we note that the j her borders and end brigandage in the ing and pulverizing. T o get the best Columbus (Ohio) Railway Power and results in land-clearing operations the explosives Light company has set out to make its border states. buildings safer. Fire escapes, stan- | Indications that the militia now be- should disrupt, crack, split and heave the stumps dard doors, and other improvements ing mobilized is intended as well for have been added along with a rigid invasion of Mexico as for guard duty and at the same tim e lift and remove the roots for system cf inspection to prevent the on the border appeared in administra accumulHtion of waste and grease, so tion circles when steps were taken to easy handling. T h e explosives th at do this are that in three years ftre risks and In have the new army reorganization law, giirnccr rates have been cut nearly in half. In Johnston, S. O., K. M. Boyd, which becomes effective July 1, be manager for the Carolina l'ublic Serv come in force at once. While the diplomatic steps were in ice company, has devised a new type of twenty-five foot pole with a tweive- progress the nation was stirred S t u m p i n g — a g r i c u l t u r a l . foot mast arm sticking out on the throughout its length and breadth with street side so as to keep the poles the movement of National Guardsmen — made by a Western Company especially to meet Pacific lined up on the curb hut get the wires mobilizing to guard the border. At Coast conditions. More than 2,000,000 pounds used every away from the beautiful old elms and least 100,000 and possibly a far larger water oaks that are tho glory of John year for stump blasting in Washington and Oregon alone. ston's highways. Anyone who has number were preparing for active serv There are two Giant Farm Powders — Giant Stumping seen the ruin »''-I mutilation left by ice under President Wilson’s e.dl. For fanatic al tree trimm- is will appreciate *he present their mission will be pure- Powders for wet soil and Eureka Stumping Powder for blast Mr. Boyd's device. The Ohio Electric 1 ly one of defense, but, should war | ing in dry soil. They do their work at the lowest possible cost. I.ight association reports that its mem- come, they will be ready also for that, bers have saved from three to five They will not be assigned for border Test one case. Compare it with any explosive that you cents per ton on ail coal handled at f duty until mustered into the federal have ever used. After you have blasted a dozen stumps you certain of tlieir power houses by pul service. ing in an eight hour day for firemen. will understand why those who have once used them always Official reports from many quarters i This ought to interest the old-timers continue to use Giant Farm Powders. show that a flame of popular feeling who think twelve hours' toll an In alienable right for engine-room work against the United States is benig tell« how to save money in Und-Hearing. It Our free book on shows Appar- j ers. Those three items cover vital kindled throughout Mexico. how to make land-clearing easier by subjects and are only part of the grist ently it is being done with the sane- j Giant Farm Powders. Wc nave other Stump Blasting using tn one issuo of a live technical Jour tion of General Carranza, for the acta books on Boulder Blasting, Tree Planting, nal. That’s how our United States in many cases are those of his author Subsoil Blasting, and Ditch Blasting. Write today for the book in winch goes along.—Colliers. you are interested. Your name on a post-card will bring it. ized military or civil agents. Neither State department officials Hia Duty. THE GIANT POWDER CO., Con., o » " , San Francizco nor members of the diplomatic corps Jones—I suppose, merely as a mat here have been able to satisfy them-1 ” Everything for Blotting " ter of parental duty. I shall have to selves as to Carranza’s motives. There B R A N C H O F F IC E S ! S e a ttle . S p o k a n e . P o rtla n d . S a lt L a k e C ity . D e n v e r take that boy to the cireus. Mrs. Jones—But I don't want him are some, however, who believe he [ hopes to ride into popularity by a to go this year. Jones- Then I shall have to go diplomatic triumph over his powerful ; northern neighbor or upon a war wave alone.—Boston Transcript. Live on $8 a Month. which might re-establish his tottering University of Washington. Seattle.— government in popular estimation. Fatted Calves. Those who fret and stew over the high Bounder—I wonder why we see so Once the war was on and the certain cost of living received an awful jolt many more artificial limbs nowadays defeat of his armies foreshadowed, the this semester, when two students and | observers say, General Carranza might two alumni of the university admitted than we did when we were boys. K eep Kids Kleen Rounder—Oh. I suppose it's because sue for peace, trusting to the magna that their total individual living ex T h e moat practical, healthful playl we were not permitted to attend bur nimity of the Washington government ponses for the seinesti-r, including tel garment» ever in/enled for children I to lesque shows as eften as we do now.— to leave him in power. ephone and electric lights, averaged ft yeai» of age. Made in one piece with $x per month. The men live in a eozl- Indianapolis Star. drop back. Lastly »lipped oo «»r otf Lastly washed. No tight elastic band* ly furnished houseboat on Take Wash Mexicans Marchir.g on Del Rio. to stop circulation. Made in Uue ington, close to the campus. They do denim, and blue and white hickory San Antonio, Tex. — Mexican gov their own housekeeping and cooking •tn|>e«for all the year round Alao lighter weight, fast-color material in ernment troops were reported Monday and have cut their expenses to the dai k blue, cadet blue, tan or dark red night to be marching toward Del Rio, minimum, although enjoying most of for summer wear, all appropriately trimmed wi*S last - r ior galatea. a border town about 100 miles up the the comforts of home. Made in Dutch neck with elbow Kach man takes his turn week by Rio Grande from Ragle Pass, with the •leeves and high neck and long •leeves. announced intention of attacking the Wt'ck »1 doing the work, and friction is unknown. Americans there. 75c the suit If your dealer cannot supply yon. This information was the most nota WONDERFUL HOW RESINOL %ye will send them, charges prepaid ble bit of evidence indicating the atti- on receipt of prne, 75c each. STOPS SKIN TORMENTS I tude of the de facto government that A £ r free The soothing, healing medication In I reached General Funston. It was Beware of Imitations. Look for reslnol ointment and resinol soap brought to the border by a Mexican, soothes Ut.fe *v the Two f done* on the 1 abet. ami roots the irritated skin, Levi Strauu & Co., San Franciaco j who said the force was 1600 strong. and usually stops Itching at once. The Awardad GRAND PRI/E at th« P P I.L General Pershing’s reports indicated resinol treatment speedily heals eeze that Genera! Jacinto Trevino’s troops ma, ringworm, and similar eruptions, j had not yet made any advance move and clears away disfiguring pimples Had Made Start. | and army officials believed it improb even when other treatments have been Pete, the hired man, was known for almost useless able that they would unless Trevino Resinol is not an experiment. It Is hi» prodiKiouH appetite. Ono morning received special orders from Mexico a doctor's prescription which proved ho had oaten a normal broukfaut of City. so wonderfully successful for skin I oatmeal, buckwheat oaken, toast, fried Such information as readied General troubles that It has been used by other potatooH, ham. okkh . doughnuts, coffee FunBton concerning the movements of doctors ull over the country for twenty and the usual trlmmliiK>. and Kone to - Mexican troops indicated the adoption years. Kvery druggist sells resinol the neighbor's to help with extra work. Pete arrived before the family had of a plan not to maintain heavy gar ointment and resinol soap.- Adv. IT IS FOR risen from the morning meal. risons at border points, but to hold the “Well, Pete," hospitably Inquired the INDIGESTION, All Deliveries In Rear. bulk of the border army some miles I fanner, “had breakfast yet?” Barry Sullivan, the tragedian, was south of the Rio Grande. BILIOUSNESS, "Aw," drawled Pete 111 a wheedling playing Richard III on one occasion. tone, “klnda.“—Everybody’s Magazine. When the actor came to the words. MALARIA, FEVER Sailors Clash With Mexicans. horse, a horse! My kingdom for a Always Have It on Hand. Washington, I). C.—A clash between "A AND AGUE horse!" someone from the gallery call Don't watt until you get scalded or Carranza soliders and American sea ed out. "Wouldn't u donkey do as well, ! burned because that will mean much men from the gunboat Annapolis ai Mr Sullivan?" Mazatlan was railed to the attention "Yes." replied the tragedian, turning suffering while you are «ending to tho of the Washington government Tues- quickly to tho Interrupter, "Please dealer’s for Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh. Always have it on hand and An Effective Mask. l day by General Carranza’s amliassn- come around to the stage door.” j he prepared for accidents. The Bal "Sueh a lot of things happened this | '•°r here, with a request that in the Cuts ^lear to the bone have been sam should give you quick relief. Adv. afternoon, dear." said Mrs. Young extising tense situation no men be bride tn her husband. "I complained ¡aisled in Mexico from American war healed by Hanford's Balsam. Adv. Wise Cur. to Norah about the stove not being ships under any circumstances, A Feminine Confidence. Traveler -Here, landlord, what’s the blackened ami she put on her things The incident, which occurred Mon- ”1 shall never scold my husband matter with your dog? I've driven him and left. Then 1 decided to black the resulted in casualties on both stove myself, ami right In the midst ol _. . i „ , k .. u ...; again for spending so much time at away n dozen tim« s, hut he comes hack and sit« close to mv chair, watch- it whu should call but Mrs De Style.’ sl,le* *? d th* r“Plure by the Me’tl* the club." ' ing every mouthful I take. Do turn "Tell me about It." "What In the world .lid you do?" ! «•»"■ of two American officers who, "Well, last night a burglar got Into him out und let me have my dinner in “Just put somo more blacking on H^ter explanation, were released, ar- my face, went to the door and told her cording to the reports presented by the the house, and my husband knocked ! peace. Landlord Ah. sir. my Carlo is such I wasn't in. And off she went, saying ambassador. A dispatch from Admiral him senseless with a poker. I've heard she would call again.”—Boston Trans Winslow, of the Pacific fleet, announc several men speak of him as a poker a knowing brute! I expect you've tho ' plate he usually eats off of. cripL ing the capture of the men. made no expert. He has evidently been prac at the club for such an emer mention of their release, but officials ticing Hia Status. gency.”—Judge. , assumed it had occurred after the mes- "What are you, my man, a plain i sage was sent. Not the Man. tramp?" “You may say so, mum. Or. If you Ardiippo—My love for you. dear Carranza Reiterates Order. Miss Roxley. Is like a consuming fire wish to follow the plan so prevalent these days of giving everything a spe Mexico City— General Carranza, jn that burns everything in its path. Miss Roxley Then I fear it would cial name—” statement to the presH Tuesday, re- | be unwise to choose such a husband "Y es?" e~ | "You might rail me an efficiency ex iterated his declaration that any move to handle my money.—Boston Trans pert."—Louisville Courier-Journal. ment of American troops except to the i cript. How Mrs. Kelly Suffered and northward would be considered hostile ! Everything Lovely. Kindly Warning. How She wa3 Cured. and that Mexican commanders had | "Blr, I have come to aak for your j "What a polite man Mr. Wombat Is! daughter's hand." I An air of extreme culture seems to been ordered to repel it if made. "All right, young man. you can have pervade hts home.” More than 10,000 persons gathered It. but let me give you a friendly tip Burlington, Wis.—“ I was very irreg "Oulte so. Kven his furniture seems ular, and had pains in my side ami back, in the great square bounded by the ca When you get It. don't put It In your a trifle more polished than the ordi but after t a k i n g thedral and municipal palaces, where pocket."— Baltimore American. nary run."—Louisville Courier Journal. I.yi.ia II. I ’inkharn’e they were addressed by General Car V e g e t a b l e Com ranza, War Minister Obregon and oth- I pound Tablets and er members of the government. “ A N U R I C ” using two bott!«-« of the Hanntive Wash Warships Go South. The Latest Discovery In Medicine. I am fully convinced San Diego, Ca).- The cruiser San' that I km entirely cured of these trou Diego, flagship of the I’acific fleet, ; Why Suffer From Backache, Lumbago, Rheumatism? bles, and feel better with Amdiral Cameron McR. Winslow ail over. I know on board, left here at midnight Mon It Is now asserted with confidence because old people usually suffer from your remedies have day either for Guaymas or Mazatlan. dene me worlds of The cruiser Chattanooga, left Monday £ 't'heM'painful .ff^i'."d'u« to 'u rk hardening and thickening of the walla afternoon for Acapulco and the cruiser of the arteries, due to the excess of good and I hope every suffering woman ar,! p u re ly erad. uric acid in the blood and tissues. will give them a trial ’ ’ — Mrs. A n n a Denver followed later for Sail ns Cruz. •cW |D ,h" A remedy, called "ANURIl , Dr. Pierce, chief physician at the K e u .Y, 710 Chestnut Street, Burling The wa,ships are under orders to pro- reed to the west coast of Mexico zt h»* been discovered by Dr Bierce In Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, ton, Wis. top speed. Something like war-time hia hospital practice, which he be- Buffalo, N. Y . has been testing this The many convincing testimonials con scenes were witnessed in the harbor Hevex is thirty seven times more po wonderful medicine for the relief of stant! y published in the newspapers prior to the departure of the veasels. ,,,nt 'ban llthla. and la the cauae of a overworked and weakened kidneys. The relief obtained by sufferers has ought to be proof enough to women who isK ra been so satisfactory that he determin suffer from those distressing ills pecu r h , ■>!,•. body. It will ward off backache, head ed to place "ANURIC" with the princi liar to their sex that I.ydiaE.I’inkham's Yucatan Declares War. ache, and the darting pains and aches pal druggists in town where people Vegetable Compound ia the medicine Galveston, T ex.— The Mexican gov of articular or muscular rheumatism could get this ready to-cse medicine. they need. “ANURIC" Is not harmful or poison —of those diseases which are caused This good old root and herb remedy ernment in Yucatan has issued a pro by too much uric arid, such as »out. ous. but aids nature In throwing off has proved unequalled for these dread clamation ordering all Americans out asthma, sciatica, or sore, stiff, aching those poisons within the body which cause so much suffering, pain and ful ills; it contains wbat it needed to of Mexico and declaring a state of war Joints. existing between the two countries, restore woman’s health and strength. When the kidneys are weak or dls misery. according to passengers arriving here eased, these natural filters do not If you want quick relief buy It now If there is any peculiarity In Tuesday morning on the Norwegian! cleanse the blood sufficiently, and the —or send Dr Pierce 10c. for trial pkg. your rase requiring special ad steamer Nila, from Progreso. poisons are carried to all parts of the or It 04 for full treatment. This will vice, write tlie L y d ia 1!. I’ lnk- Americans ami o'ber foreigners are body There follow depression, aches prove to you lhat “Anurlc” eliminates tiam Medicine Co. confident!»'), being taken on board an A men can and pains, heaviness, drowsiness. Ir-j uric acid from the system as hoi water Lynn, M a s s , for free ad v ice. "ANURIC" prolongs life; melta sugar. gunboat at Progreso. Groat excite- ] rltablllty ment is said to prevail. r KOVERALLS - IS YOUR STOMACH IN A BAD CONDITION? TRY I I O S T E T T E R ’S STOMACH BITTERS FAINS IN SIDE AND BACK - »sir
