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R o ya l D -L ite Comfortable AU Style! Royal Shoe Co. 148 Fourth St. Near Morrison P S S E S E B S J “ oooUi*pi»f Stuotnpiy Telejraptiy - Bar.lu«g « 1(1 rnutjain NO W in Banka 2.500 other» la good peamou 1$ Geld Medal»- 18* EAcieorr ! Ceni£catea conferred wucejam. Always a pu. i; ion./or you when eort^etenL BUTTERFAT-BUTTERFAT make your next shipment to HAZELWOOD. PORTLAND Cream checks back by return mail. D O IT N O W H a z e lw o o d Co., Portland Northwest Lind Product» Show S t itt «. October 4 to 14. at Seattle.— Opportunity for all com munities or counties in Oregon and Washington to make agricultural and horticultural displays is offered as a result of the holding of the Northwest Land Products Exposition at Seattle October 4 to 14. This will be the first show of the kind ever staged in Seattle and the whole of the Northwest is Invited to participate. The exhibition has the endorsement of commercial bodies and the railroads and the purpose of the display will be to bring about a better understanding of the many opport ni ties offered to homeseekers in the N orthw est In addition to displays from Oregon and Washington. Idaho and Montana will aend exhibits of fruits, grains and grasses. Alaska, too, will have a sec tion set aside for agricultural displays and British Columbia will have a part in the undertaking. Oregon, Idaho and Montana will combine on a special day at the expo sitlon. Prom Montana is coming an exhibit under the authority of the state and a special excursion party composed of more than lot) business men. It is hoped to have the gover nors of Montana, Idaho and Oregon as well as the governor of Alaska and the Prem ier of British Columbia pres ent at the exposition the same day. Since Portland will not repeat its annual land show this year, the Seat tle exposition will afford exhibitors at the Salem fair an opportunity to place their displays before thousands of vis itors in the Washington metropolis and bring the truthful story of Ore gon’s countless opportunities to the at tention of many men and women in terested in a home on the land. A Deciduous Tree. * N e w H o u sto n H o te l S IXTH A N D E V E R E TT STS. Four Blocks from Union Station. Under new management. A ll rooms newly decorated. S PECIAL R A T E S B Y W EEK O R M O NTH Rates 50c. 75c. $1. $1.50 Per Day. _____________________ ________________ / r HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL " The only Automobile School on the Pa cific Coast maintaining a Cas Tractor Dept., Using Holt Caterpillar, C. I.. Best Tracklayer and Wheel Tractors, both in the school and operating field. 445 Hawthorne Are. Portland, Ore. Oregon Hernia Institute Rupture treated mechanically. Private fitting rooms. Highest tes .imonials. Re sults guaranteed. Call or write. John Drew was congratulated a» the Players in Gramercy park on the abundant hatr with which, despite his years, he is still blessed. "Thank goodness.” said Drew, com placently. " I ’m not like Tree. "T ree went Into a Los Angeles bar ber shop the other day and said. " 'Can you cut my hair without my taking o ff my collar?’ "T h e barber, with a loud laugh, slapped T re e ’s pink and polished dome Jocularly. “ "Why, bless your heart, Sir Her bert,’ he said. ‘ I could cut it without your taking o ff your hat.’ ” — Wash ington Star. Queer, But True. " I t ’s a queer world." ’’W hy?” "Stand up and say that riches don’t make for happiness and everybody will agree with you heartily.” “ That’s so.” “ And everybody will go out and keep right on trying to get rich.” — Detroit Free Press. JOHNSON A UM BARGER 411-412 Alisky Bu.idtn*. Portland. O regon Excellent Plan. "W h y do you work the back alleys, my good fellow? You don’t look like a tramp.” HIDES, P E L T S , CASCARA BARK, “ I’m not. I ’m selling a vacuum cleaner, and wherever I find the head W O O L AND M OHAIR. We «Ml M you 111,: Write lor prices MO shipping tigs of the house beating rugs I have a good chance for a sale.”— Louisville THE H. F. N o r t o n CO. Portnoi. Ore . Seitt«, We Courier Journal. W E P A Y M OKE FOR O LD A U T O T IR E S ttias the jusk a » do». Write for ynccs. OR ECUS V U LCANIZING CO.. 650 Washington St.. Portland. Ore. SAFETY RAZO R BLADES Sharpened. 25c and :10c a dozen. Knives and Scis sors ground. Automatic Keen Edge Co., 188*^ Fourth St., Portland. Oregon. By buying direct from us at wholesale prices and save the plumber s profits. W rite us to day your needs. W e will give you our rock- bottom “ direct-to-you” prices, f. o. b. rail or boat. W e actually save you from 10 to 35 per cen t A ll goods guaranteed. Northwest headquarters for le a d e r W ater Systems and Fuller A Johnson Engines. STAR K -D AVIS CO. 212 Third Street. Portland. Oregon Veal, Pork, Beef, Poultry, Butter, Eggs & Farm Produce To the Old Reliable Everding house with a record o f 45 years of Square Dealings and be assured o f T o p M a rk e t P ric e». F. M. CRONKHITE, 45-47 Fres » „ PORTLAND. ORE A ffection’s Pangs. "Do you love your country?” “ Of course I do." replied Senator Sorghum. "And I don’t mind saying that it gets me riled to see my coun try flirting with people who don’t be long to my political party.” — Wash ington Star. He Didn't Enthuse. “ I saw some nice gowns today, hub by.” ”Ugh." "M ay I have one? T hey’re very fetching.” "A ll depends. What are they fetch ing?”— Louisville Courier-Journal. Her Cucete. "W e ’re goln’ to have company at our house." said Rose Elizabeth, age 4. "And I'll bet you don’t know who It Is, either.” Who Is It?” "T w o lady girls and a gentle boy.” — Indianapolis News. The Way of It. ’’There was a great wreck of schoon ers lately." "H ow was that?” “ The police raided the place just as the schooners were crosslug the bar." — Baltimore American. In Desperate Straits. "W hat do you think of a man with a rent in his coat and only three but tons on his vest?” "H e should either get married or di vorced."— London Saturday Evening Journal. H it Start. “ I hear, Miss Gladys, that your brother is ambitious to break records.” "W ell, he’s begun practicing with the most expensive one we bought for our Vlctrola."— Baltimore American. * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > GOOD Paint Means GOOD Results See Your Local Dealer Now H E H A S IT. V_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F A L L T E R M O PE N S T U E S D A Y , SEPT. 5, 1916 Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship. Letterwriting. Arithmetic, Commercial Law, and all commercial subjects taught by e x perienced teachers. 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M illfeed— Spot prices: Bran. $2t>(<t 26.60 per ton; shorts, »29qt.29.60; rol Democratic Senators Call for $ 1 0 0 0 led barley. »31.60qt32.50. Corn— Whole, »38 per ton; cracked, Reduction on Exemptions. *39. ^ Hay — Producers’ prices: Timothy, Eastern Oregon, *18.50q^20 per ton; alfalfa, *13.50 < f( 14.60; wheat hay, »13.50qil4.60; oat and vetch, *12q£ , 12 50; cheat, *11; clover, *10. A llN I M I N T Butter — Cubes, extras, 26c per pound. Jobbing prices; Prints, ex For Galls, W ire tras. 27«t,29c; butterfat. No. 1, 26c; Surtax on Earnings of More Than Cuts, Lameness, | No. 2, 24c, Portland. E ggs — Oregon ranch, exchange Strains, B u n c h e s , Two Millions To Be Increased | price, current receipts, 264c per dozen; Thrush, Old Sores, From 10 to 13 Per Cent. Jobbing prices: Oregon ranch, can- Nail Wounds, Foot Rot, died, 264(c$27c; selects, S7@28c. Fistula, Bleeding, Etc., Etc. Poultry — Henj. 14dtl5c per pound; broilers, 16(<(ll7c; turkeys, live. 20qi Washington, D. C. — Reduction o f Made Since 1846. I 22c; ducks, 1 l(<tl4c; geese, 8(<t9c. the income tax exemption from »3000 Price 25c, SOc end »1.00 Veal— Fancy, l l j c per pound. ■ II a» | O R WRITE to $2000 for single persons and from Pork— Fancy, 114c per pound. Vegetables— Artichokes, 75e(a|l per »4000 to »3000 for those with fam ilies dozen; tomatoes, 60e(a$1.10 per crate; was ordered recommended to the sen cabbage, »1.75 per hundred; garlic, ate Saturday by Democratic members losses sunny prevented 10c per pound; poppers, 6qt)7c; egg- ■ BLACKUB PULS ' plant, 10c; lettuce, *1 per crate; cu- o f the finance committee who are re | cumbers, 75«(,80c per box; peas, 4(<(,6c vising the house revenue bill. ! per pound; beans, 4(<i;7c; celery, *1 The change is proposed in an amend ' per dozen; corn, 30di;40c. ment which would put the additional j Potatoes — New, »1.06 1.85 per (W r it e for Recipe) »1000 taxes in a separate classification | sack. retain the moisture several days. A n and impose on it a normal tax o f 1 I Onions — California, *2 per sack; i Walla Walla, *2 per sack. per cent instead o f the 2 per cent as excellent wholesome food when made Green Fruits— Apples, new, *1.26(i£ sessed against incomes o f more than | 1.75 per box; cherries, 6q$10c per with the pure »3000 fo r single persons and o f more pound; cantaloupes, 90c(n»2 per crate; than »4000 for married persons. peaches, 35qi75c per box; watermel-| ons, lJCC 14>'per pound; figs, *1 @ L 6 0 The amendment a fter an all-day dis D A IS Y F L T K ILLE R per box; plums, 75cq£*1.35; pears, *1 cussion prevailed by a m ajority of i ft£2; apricots, J l( a l . l 0 ; grapes, *1.76 only one vote, opposition persisting to @2.25; blackberries, *1.25; loganber A lw ays sure to please. the last. ries, »1.26; raspberries, $1.60(01.75. A fte r announcement o f the result by j Try a can today— at our risk. Hops— 1915 crop, 8 @ llc per pound; Chairman Simmons, some o f the Dem i 1916 contracts, nominal. A H a n d y B o o k c o n t a in in g 10 C o o k ocratic senators said that the decision Wool — Eastern Oregon, fine, 23<iO in g L e s a o n s a n d 54 T e s t e d Racijpea w ill was tentative and might be overturned ba m a ile d y o u F R E E if y o u w ill een d e x a c t s la m a s , ita O s is i» i n . Bt— « i „ . s. T. j 26c; coarse, 30@32c; valley, 80@33c. when the amendment was submitted to y o u r n a m e a n d a d d ress to Cascara Bark— Old and new, 4c per the full membership o f the committee. pound. The rollcall on the amendment was JAQUES MFG. CO.« CH ICAGO Only a Lady in the Making. Cattle — Steers, choice, * 7@7.60; not disclosed. Thoes who favored it Five year-old Freddy often showed good, »6(07; cows, good, *5.60(a6.25; emphaiszed the grave necessity for ad pugilistic tendencies. One day he had heifers, *4 (qj 6.60; bulls, »3 @ 4.76; ditional revenue, and had estimates been using his fists on 3-year-old sis stags, *4.60ui.6. before them showing that the proposed ter Helen. His visiting auntie said, Hogs — Prime light, *8.50(0.9.36; exemption reductions would add slmut “ Freddy, don’t you know that a gen good to prime, *7.75((£8.10; rough: »6,000,000 to the treasury. It prob- ' tleman never strikes a lady?” Instantly Helen stopped crying and heavy, »7.60(07.75; pigs and skips, ably would increase several fold the exclaimed, “ They do, too.” *6.60(07.10. total number o f taxable incomes. “ Why, Helen,” said auntie. "W hen Sheep — Yearlings, »5.76 @ 6.25; | The amendment is the second change i did you ever sec a gentleman strike a ; wethers. »4.76(06; ewes, *2.50(06.60; ! in the income tax proposed by the sen lady?” Grenulated Eyelids, j lambs, *6(08.26. W ith an air o f convincing proof, the ate Democrats, who voted to increase PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Eye* inflamed by expo little maid replied, “ Why, my daddy ATTENTION I the surtax on incomes in excess of sure to Sun, Dost and Hind spanks me.”— Christian Herald. »2,000 000 from 10 to 13 per cent. It j quickly relieved by (Hurloa Hop Crop Is Doing Well. tyeUemedy. No Smarting, is estimated that the surtax w ill bring The Oregon hop crop is doing well j Bringing it Home to Her. just Eye Comfort. A t in »10,000,000 additional revenue. Furnished on «hört notice. W rit« for “ I'm glad to know," said the Blll- and hop men are particularly pleased Your Druggist'» 50c per Bottle. Miirloe E)S Scale o f Prices Portland Plectro!,p otype & I Stereotype Co.. Front ft Stark. Portlan and. ' Or. 1 ville matron, “ that there’s such a with the condition o f the yards. The Salt* in Tubei 2 5c. For Dsok »11 he E y* f res ask thing as a conscience fund In this 1 market is decidedly dull. Druggist« ot Msriai I ye kerned) Co., Chicago Heat Wave in Chicago Worse The Chicago Brewers’ Bulletin says country and people are secretly re turning to the government the money the trade situation in the E a s t: Forest Notes. Ihao Ever; No Relief in Sight they embezzled from It. How n ic e !" of Too Late. “ Brewers are not buying except an “ Yes,” growled the old man. " I t Is occasional small The first act of Congress relating — lot for immediate This story was told by Admiral to forestry was an appropriation of Chicago— A fte r a b rief respite which nice; and if 1 had all the dollars and wants. Most o f the brewers are cov Dewey of the United States navy: dimes you’ve frisked from my pockets One afternoon the business agent |2UO,UOO, passed in 1799, for the pur doubtleess Baved hundreds o f lives in overnight, there’d be a home-consci ered by contract for some months to for a Chautauqua went to a prosperous pose of acquiring timber for naval that it gave the public an opportunity ence lund that would be a great relief come. Dealers are offering to sell at construction. Under this appropria to take a fresh grip on life, the deadly to both of us."— Atlanta Constitution. somewhat lower figures than o f late, town to B e e some of the natives with tion the government established re regard to booking a performance and i the decline in the Coast markets hav- heat wave again settled down over all serves containing live oak us the best finally landed in the office of Jones. the Middle W est Sunday and promises | ing made itself fe lt in the local and Twice Worse. “ Yes, 1 am Mr. Jones," said the oc timber for shipbuilding. to stay for several days. A German spy was being marched Eastern trade.” cupant. "W hat can I do for you?" The turpentine industry of southern Up to 8 o'clock the coroner had re on a very rainy day to the tower. The British embargo on hops is not "I called to see you about u Chuu France Is a tnanmade industry. Out "W h at brutes you English are,” he | very strict, according to the Kentish tauqua," returned the visitor. ports o f two deaths from sunstroke and "N othing doing,” curtly Interrupted ; of shifting, barren sand dunes and a four drownings in Chicago and there said, "to march me through a rain like Observer, which says: “ N otwith malaria, poverty stricken region, the were many prostrations. The official th is!” standing the fact that the order prohi Jones. "M y wife and I have already French government, through reclama “ But how about us?” grumbled one biting the importation o f foreign hops decided on a car of another make."— temperature was 97, but on the streets tion and planting of maritime pine, o f his escort. “ It’s worse for us. it was 100 and in the suburbs 101, j came into force on June 8, imjiorts Kansas City Star. has made one of the most prosperous W e’ve got to march back."— London with scarcely a breath o f air. The Opinion. 1 continue to he received. The Board j and salubrious sections of France. A Jarring Colors. century ago the barren sand dunes tif of Agriculture reports that the im percentage o f humidity was also high Mrs. Youngbride— I'd like to change southern France could be bought at and the lake water at the bathing ports for last week were 6196 cwt., Important Service. these eggs I ordered by telephone yes any price. Today this barren land beaches showed temperature o f 78. "W eren ’t you the favorite eon of against 3334 cwt. in the corresponding terday. within the reclaimed urea is worth at Dispatches from surrounding terri your state?” week o f 1916. The exports were: Grocer— What's wrong with them, the lowest $2.50 per acre, while the tory told o f numreuos prostrations and "Y es. I was of considerable servlcs British, 390 cwt., against 432 cwt. in ma'am ? best brings as liigh as $24.00 per acre. 1916; foreign and colonial, 199 cwt., much sickness, the result o f the con In that capacity." Mrs. Youngbride— Why, the shells "H o w ?" tinued heat. The fe w cool days in ■ j against 21 cwt. in 1915,” are a deep brown and the only egg The amount o f standing hardwood “ I helped to make the party look as Chicago were not fe lt in the surround cups I have are a robin's egg blue.— timber In this country has been var If It had more than one man It would Boston Transcript. lously estimated at from 400 to 500 ing country, but were confined to the Big Prune Crop Indicated. consider If It wanted to.”— Washing billion feet. About 340 IdlMon of this district within a few miles o f Lake ton Star. Ridgefield, Wash.— Prune growers! Preparedness. is in the southern states. Michigan. Consequently the country | in this part of the county are jubilant i “ When my husband proposed to me districts have been scorching and Of Course Volunteer fire fighters, when need 1 over the bright prospects for one o f the poor fellow's voice stuck In his smothering for practically 30 days "W h y do you always have to be ex the greatest prune crops in its history, throat.” ed. are summoned to the aid of the with no relief. amined by a doctor before you can get notwithstanding the "Then how did you know he was forest rnngers by the blowing of a large damage Weather forecasters say there is no life Insurance?” certain signal on steam whistles in proposing?" ” 1 presume the company wants to done by the silver thaw last winter. hope o f cooler weather in sight. "W ell, you see, I was afraid that many towns in or nenr national for know whether or not you are strong Although it is about six weeks before might happen so I had taken lessons ests in southern California. enough to carry It.” — D etroit Free harvest, trees In the orchards are In lip reading." -Boston Transcript. Thirty-Three Infants Die in Day. breaking down under the load o f green 1 .ess. Father's Wisdom. N ew York — Thirty-three deaths fruit. In some prune orchards the Shake Into Your Shoes "Father, Alfred lias something to were raused by infantile paralysis here Good Idea. ground is already strewn with broken A Tien's Foot Ks*e. n powder fo r t h « (set. f t envoi say to you tonight.” during the 24-hour period ending at 10 "D o you think anybody w ill ilnd out branches and growers have been shak painful, awollen, amurting. i w f a t ln i feet. Makes “ Well, and what have you and your nrw a h («f chav . Sold by a ll D ruggteU and Phot a. m. Sunday. There was a decrease about my hair being false?" ing their trees rigorously in an effort Btnrm. Don’ t a rr «p t any nabatituta. HaaaplO mother decided I must toll him?’’— o f eight from the record o f the pre “ Keep It under your hat,” advised to prevent further damage. PKKK. A.tilrsM A. H. Illmetnd, 1.. K*:y. N V. laindou Saturday Evening Journal. vious day. New cases o f the disease the helpful saleslady.— Louisville Cou Answered Well. reported numbered 219, an increase of rier-Journal. The Remedy. U. S. Buys Cavalry Horses. eekern— Why 1» the telephone like 24 over the previous 24-hour period. "This prisoner la hot under the col I^ewiston, Idaho- A delivery of eight i Not Always. rimony. my dear? According to the health authorities, Irs. Peckem Oh, I suppose It’s be lar. captain.” "L ik e always produces like.” horses has just been made by Charles the epidemic appeared to be spreading "Then put him In the cooler.” — Bal se one doesn't always get the right "Does it? Then just you try to get Melkart, of the Upper Snake river, to faster in Brooklyn than in any o f the timore American. some cold cash from a snowbank."— ty. other four boroughs o f the greater Martin & Reed, buyers o f cavalry erkem That Isn’t the right an Baltimore American. city. Since the inception o f the epi horses for the United States govern r but It Is good and we’ll let It go demic there have been 6023 cases, of ment. A shipment o f horses w ill be hat. -Brooklyn Citizen. W ell K nown P ortland W oman S peaks made Tuesday, going to Ix>s Angeles which 1099 have been fatal. A Pessimistic View. for government inspection. The horses i n T i l l : N A M E I T A L L OH EUO .T. delivered by Mr. Melkart averaged Are you at work on a party plat S old ier» Get Flea Bags. 1100 pounds and the price was »100 n?” New Y ork — Eighteen hundred “ in Portland, Oregon, — *1 m b * this fe s And It’s a thankless sort of each. Mr. Melkart stated the season sect b a g s ," designed to protect the statement wi th i. The only planks In party plat I has been favorable for stockmen and great pleasure. ns that people are likely to recall | troops from fleas which infest many o f that the range in the upriver section is My daughter owes those that you might be just as the ramps along the Mexican border, Stopped Most Terrible Suf in good condition. I satisfied to have them forget."— ber life to the use were forwarded Monday to the soldiers ahington Star. fering by Getting Her Lydia of Dr. Pierce's Fa o f the T w elfth Infantry, New’ York Harvesting Starts Near Dayton. vorite Prescrip EL Pinkham’s Vegeta National Guard, at McAllen, Tex., by Tha Human Touch. Dayton, Wash.— Harvest started up tion. Stic was a the women o f the army and navy sup ble Compound. It doesn’t make any difference how very delicate girl quite generally over Columbia county ply committee o f the American De before using your a man gets." fense society. The bags are filled with Denison, Texas. — “ A fte r my little Wednesday and will continue well into medicine. What now?" September in many parts. The yield naphthalene, and are made to fit over girl was born two years ago I began Buf You can bet he likes to sit down "I have used a man’s shoulders, one end suspended fering with female this year is barely normal, though bet the table In his shirt sleeves and the ‘ Prescription ’ for weakness pecu up against a good old fashioned liar to women and found ft perfectly down bis chest and the other down his trouble and c o a id ter than was expected, owing to the ed dinner once Sr. a w h ile " — De wonderful. I have used Dr. Pierce's back. hardly do my work. lateness of the season. The light land t Free Press medicines for over thirty five yearr. I was very nervou» in the northern | «rt o f the county is "M y husband bus used the ‘ Cough but just kept drag liearing the heaviest, though there arc A r m y B a r » W a t e r m e lo n . Spoiled by the Exception. Ryrup ’ and thinks it Is great.” — Mas. ging oo until l a s t some fields o f Turkey red wheat at the El Paso, T e x .— Gloom spread over L. A. F o s tz r . 1502 F,. Sth Bt., W. summer when I got outskirts o f Dayton that are very , "How did you find you* dinner when When a girl becomes a woman, when the army ramps here Sunday night where I could not do promising. Harvest in the mountain- j you caine home late laat night?" "Pretty good, except the course my a woman becomes a mother, when a with the news that watermelons have my work. I would ous regions will not begin for three wife Introduced In the bill of fare of woman iiaese* through ttie changes of been banned by the authorities. i weeks. have a chill every tongue served with hard sauce."— middle life, sre the three perhels of The army fly expert is behind the day and hot flashes life when health and are moet Baltimore American. order, which is applied to all camps Cowlitz Fair Dates Set. needed to withstand the pain and dis and dizzy spells and along the border. He has discovered tress often caused by severe organic Woodland, W a s h .-T h e directors o f _________ ir.y head would al Rare. that the watermelon rind is the only most burst I got where I was almost the Cowlitx County Fair association disturbances. "He's different to most men, any At these critical time* women are kind o f garbage that cannot be prop a walking skeleton and life waa a burden have put at rest completely, the re beet fortified by the use of Doctor erly disposed of. It cannot be burned to me until one day my husband's step ports that have been circulated that how.” “In what way?” Pierce's Favorite Prescription, an old or effectively buried. The result is sister told my husband i f he did not do the association would not hold the an "H e even knows all the words In that keep that watermelon rind is the cause of Something for trie 1 would not last King nual fa ir this year, by announcing the the second verse of America.”— De remedy of proved worth J the entire female system perfectly the present fly pest, and flias, says the and told him to get your medicine. So he dates os September 14, 16 and 16. troll Free Press. regulated and in excellent condition. expert, breed disease. The school exhibition rooms will be Mothers, if yonr daughters are weak, got Lydia E. I ’inkham’ s Vegetable Com Carranza's Limerick. lack ambition, are trouolrd with head pound for me, and after taking the first improved, although that part o f the Bays Venus'lano Carranza "I shall aches, lassitude, and are pale and siok- African Bullion Arrives. three do*.» I began to improve. I con fa ir was one of the principle attrac be Just as go.id as 1 can. sir But the ly, Dr. Pierce'* Favorite Prescription Is Baltimore— Between »2,000,000 and tinue,] its use, and I have never had any tions last year. border Is rough The greasers sre just what they n«-d to enrely bring »3,000,000 worth o f gold bullion was female trouble since. 1 feel that I owe tough. S l i d they soon may be canning the bloom of health to their cheeks Crop Prospects Are Bright. the principal part o f the cargo o f the my life to you and your r-medlee. They Carranza " — Louisville Courier Journal and make them strong and healthy. British steamer Susquehanna, which did for me whet doctors could not do N et Perce, Idaho Crop prospects For all diseases peculiar to women, arrived here Saturday from the west and I will always praise it wherever I on the N et Perce and Camas prairies Lonoly. Dr. Pierce’ s Favorite Prescription la a Ihtnng the lart coast o f Africa. The bullion waa soon g o .“ - M r * G O l o w r n r . 419 W.Mon have improved during the last 10 days, ’T suppose you miss your husband powerful restorative. 60 years it has banished from tlfea removed iron, the ship to four b ig ex terey Street, penieon, Tezas. and the spring ¡jrmin, which was sown terribly T ‘ fives of tens of thousands of women "Indeed. I do. You an'f. Imagine press wagons, which took it to a rail I f you are sufferi- z from any form of about three weak* later than usual, ia road station. female ilia, get a Lottie o f Lydia E. expected to make a good average crop. how lonely I am with no one to the the pain, worry, in iv ry and distress caused by irregularitieg aud Presumably it ia now on its way to Pink ham 's Vegetable Compound, and Several farmers have rommer.red wri house to contradict."— Detroit Free of % igouuine cliaruuWr, Canada under guard o f private deter- •nauneoce the treatment without delay. tin g the fall grain, and reported a tivee. good average crop. • With H A N F O R D ’S TREASURY WOULD BE BENEFITED Balsam of Myrrh All Dealers LEG Potato Doughnuts E C B aking P owder Sore PERFECT PRINTING PLATES HUSBAND SAVED HiS WIFE