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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1904)
Get Rid of Scrofula Bunches, eruptions. Inflammation, tor taas oT the eyelids and eara. diseases of the bones, rickets, dyspepsia, catarrh, wasting, sre only sortie ot tU troubles It cauart. It Is vary actlvs aril, Bias In- havoc ol tha whole system. Hood'sSarsaparilla Xradlretes It, cures all Ita manifestations, and builds up tha whole system. Accept no substitute. Daagert la Paper. It U not a pli-asant thought that the brilliant while note jiapfr which your linnd rt uimui may bar In It the flbrr from thw Oltby garuirut of aome Egyptian fellah after It baa jinanKl through all tbn stagr-a of oVuiy until It la envnl by tba ragpicker from tha gutter of an Kiryptlun town; anil yrt It la a fact that hundred a of ton of Egyptian raja am exported rvwy year Into America to supply our paper mill. At Mannheim on the Rhine Ilia Amorlcun !tiiortera hura their rag-pU-klng houmta. wliera tbt rags are colhH'tisI from all over Europe, Uie disease Infevtwl I.eraut not fxcrpted. Our beat papera are triads of these raga, and our common ones of wood pulp. Lesson for Women. Jereey Bbore, I'a., Kept. 2o (Special) "laald'a Kidney Pilli Lave done worlds of good for ma." Thst's what Mn. U. B. Earnest of tbla place haa to aay of tba Great American Kldntr Itemed jr. "I wss laid np eick," Mn. Earnest continue, "and had not been out of bed for Ave weeka. Then I began to uee Dodd'a Kidney Pilla and aow I am o I can work and go to town without Buffering any. I would not be without Dodd's Kidney mil. I Lave good reason to pralae tbem everywhere." Women who Buffer ahould learn a lesaon from tbla, and that laaaon la, "cure the kidneya with Dodd'a Kidney niUand your auffetlng will ceaae. Woman'i health dependa almoit entire ly on her kidneya. Dodd'i Kidney I'll I have never yet failed to make hialtby kidneys. A Iioal Inference. Little Hess Who la that atrange lady, mamma? Mamma That la Mlia Goodwin, the philanthropist, my dear. little Hess What I a philanthropist 1 Mamma It la a word derived from the Greek elgnlfylui "a lever of men." Little Iteaa Then I guee all women tre philanthropists, aren't they, mammal Mothers will And Mn. Wlmlow'i Boothtng Syrup tha beat remedy touie lor their children during the teethlug period. Wnrke Both Waya. Author Truly, tbla la an uoapprecla tlve world. Wby, If I bad wrltteu what Mcl'VId haa writtvu I wouldn't be fain oua like he la. Crltlcua I guru that'a right And If McFadd bad written the atuff you grlud out he wouldn't be famous, either. PITA Permanently wr noBUorDervoaineai 1 1 1 0 eWr first day's uh uf Dr. K Hue's Urea K erve Iteeuirer. Hrnd for freaail trial bottle anil txaatla. Vt. M. 1L kllut. Lid-W Arch Hk. fbUjulalpbia. i'a. A Gentle Hint "It la the little things," remarked the boarding house laudlady, "that auuoy ua Bout." "Yea," rejeined the Irreverent boarder, "these email ateaka, for example." For oona-hs and eoids there li no better medicine than riao'e Cure for Consump tion, rnce zo cents. Knowledge and Kiperlence. Bho What In a allent partner? lie Did you ever dance wiu a deaf-and-dumb man? Columbus, Ohio, May ia toot. Some four years ago I was suffering from impure blood and a general run down condition of the system. I had no appetite, was losing flesh, and bad an all rone tired feeling that tuade me misera' Lie. I began the use of S . S. S., and after talcinir sevenor eight bottles tn v skin was cleared of all eruptions and took on a ruddy, healthy rlow that assured me that my blood had been restored to its nor mal, healthy condition. My appetite was restored, as I could eat anything cut be fore me, and as I regained my appetites I increased in weight, and that "tired feel ing" which worried me so much disap peared, and I was once again my old self. ' I heartily recommend S. S. S. as the best blood purifier and tonic made, and etronply advise Its use to allthose in need or such medicine. Victor Studbins. Cor. Barthnian and Washington Aves. Wheeling, W. V., May cS. loot. My 6ystem wan rundown and my joints cched and pained me considerably. I had used S. S. S. before and knew what it Yns, so I purchased a bottleof itnndhave taken several bottles and the aches and rains are crone, my blood has been clea. ed and my general health built up. I can lesmy to li as a dioou jmnncr and tonic. 1533 Market bt. John C. STEIN. If you have any eympteaa of dis ordered blood vrrlte ua and our physicians will advise you free. Oar book on bleed aad akin diseases Bent free. Tbs Swift Spoolflo Company, Atlanta, Ga. li GURtS WHIRt All ILii miisV yj . Beet Cough syrup. Tastes Good, use V In time. Sold by druggist. r ?"! t -w l-IHIII- It . 1 tin ' f- BL(L I J HAMLS IS THE Ik R USUR WAS. JaiHtorse Words v J. Sakl, promontory. 2. Koku, land (country). 3. Klo, capital city. 4. Ko. place. 6. Khlu, district (province). 0. llama, strand (shore). 7. Yoko, across (diagonal). 8. Kuro, black. 0. Naga. long. 10. To, east 11. Tal, west. 12. Ml. high (exalted, sublime). 13. Klu. 11)110. H. 8hl, four. 15. Nl, auu. M. I'ou, origin (source). 17. Kblma. talund. 1M. Wan, bay, atralt, cove, 1V. Kado, gate, porta. These are uaed In combination, as U shown by the following examples: Toklo (10, 8), eaatern capital. Yokohama (7, U), the shore across tha bay. Sulklo (11, 3), western capital Nagasaki (It, 1), long promontory. Mpon (Nippon) (15, lit), originating In tho sun the nutlve uume of the country. Japan la a corruption of Nip- pou. Kluahu (13, C), country of the nine district. Hhlkoku (14, 2), tho four countries. Tbla island was originally under four rulers. Mikado (12, 0), the high gate; orig inally applied to the Imperial palace, now uaed by foreigners as an appella tion for tha emperor, but not by the Japaneae themselves. Yiguahlma (17), Yagu Island. Tsuruga-wan (18), Tsuruga strait, be tween Yesao and Mpon. Korean Billable. Po bay; as Chemulpo, Masampo. Mokpo. Gang river; as Yalu-gang, Naktung- gang. Ju city; as WIJu, Anju. Do and tan Island; as Nan hal-do, Clilnese Word. 1. r, north. ' 2. Nan, south. 3. Toug or tung, east. 4. 8e, west. 6. Hoang, yellow. C I'el. black. 7. Shang, upper. 8. Ma, under or lower. 0. Kwang, broad or wide. 10. Tshuug, middle. 11. Fu, towu. 12. King. city. 13. Hal. sea (when used as second syllable). It means inland when used as the first syllable of a compound. 14. Klang, stream. 15. Ho, river. 10. Teen, ford. 17. Khan, mountain. 18. Tien, henven (sky). 19. Kin, gold. 20. Tshu, pearl. The following illustrates their use In combination: Peking (1, 12), northern city (or cap ital). Nanking (2, 12), southern city or capital). Shanghai (7. 13), upper Ben. Tong-Hal (3, 13). eastern sea. Nan-Hal (2, 13), southern sen. Hainan (13, 2), Island to the south. 8e Klang (4. 14). western stream. Yangtse-Klang (14). Yangtse stream relho (0. 15), black river. Hoangho (5, 15), yellow river. Shantung (17, 3), mountain to the east Lla(h)o Tung (15, 3), Lin peninsula, east of Lla Ho (15). or Lla river. Kwangtung (9, 3), peninsula widen ing out to the east .Anglicized fnto Canton. Tho accent In all words la on the last syllable. LAJE PICTURE OF GENERAL CRONJE. Here Is shown the latest picture -of General P. A. Cronje. the famous Boer war hero. Cronje was the lead ing military figure of the Transvaal war. Ills during operations against the British created the greatest ad miration In Kurope and America, f.nd his subsequent capture by an over whelming force under Lord Roberts was a matter of keen regret. He enme to America at the close of his Impris onment in St Helena and was recent ly married In St Loul9. General Cronje is still vigorous and has the sturdy physique of the Boer race. lie is a famous horseman. For Sealing; Envelopes. An improved machine for sealing en velopes hns been invented by a man in Topeka, Kan. The machine, It . Is claimed, will seal from 8,000 to 15,000 envelopes an hour. Land Owned by England. It is said that over 20,000,000 acres of land in this country are owned by English people. ' ; f ft 'J hi' -L'W OEiiii mm inoi Recommends Pe-ru-na Other Testify. mm - '-p mm ... mm WW wajhirnton.D C. liear Admiral Phllin Hirhhorn. of the United States navy, in a recent let ter irom Washington, V. U gives ! runa tiie following endorsement: "After UHlnr Perun Inr a ahnrt time period, I can now cheerfully rec ommend your valuable remedy to any one who Is In need of an invigorating tonlc."-l4hillp Hlcnborn. near Admiral J. A. Howell, U. S. navy, writes from Washington. D. C. as follows: "I hava need vonr Purnna with eat- isfaction, and can cheerfully com mend the remedy as an effective enre for coughs and colds." J. A. Howell. The highest men in our nation have given Peruna a strong endorsement. Men representing all classes and sta tions are equallv represented. Pe-ru-na Is a Preventative and Cura tive Medicine for Catarrh. Hon. E. II. Fitch, formerly special United Slates attorney, state of Virgin Pat His Foot In It. ne came in late, stepped in without ringing, snd, striding softly Into the parlor, dropped into an arm chair with the easy grace of a young man who Is accustomed to the program. "By Jove!" he said to the figure alttlng In the dim obscurity on the sofa. "By Jove! I thought I was never going to see you alone again. The maternal kangaroo never goes away from the menagerie nowadays. does she, Minnie T "Well, not amarlngly frequent" cheerfully replied the old lady from the sofa. "Minnie's away flirting so much of the time now, I save to stay In." Under the limes at tho end of the old garden the moping cats complain ed to the moon much In their usual style, the watchdogs never sang more clearly, and the plaintive cry of the locomotive filled the night with po etry; but the young man didn't bear It all the same. "And, by George!" be said to a friend fifteen minutes later, "If I did not leave my hat and my cane in the hall! Think of 'em? Forget 'em! Bless me if I knew anything. What I wanted was fresh air, and I wanted about thirty acres of It, and mighty quick, too. Phewl" Btats of Ohio, Citv or Touno, I Lucas Count v, ( Fbank 1. CHBNiY makes oath that he is senior partner ( the tlrra ot K. J. nuxkT ds Co.. doing bulnes In the Citvof Tolede. Conn. ty and State afuretaid, and that said firm will par the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and erery case of Citabbh that canuot he eurea oj me uh oi hall's catarrh use. frank j. rrncNFY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of December, Jk.P.,188o. A. W. ULEA80N, .... . Netary Jrubllo. ( I Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces oi me system, bena tor testimonials, free. , . JF-3- CHENEY it CO., Toledo, 0. Bold by Druggists, 75o. Hall's Family fills are the best. Marriage a Suooeas, Foreign Visitor I am told that Amer ican marriages are generally happy. Mr. Gotham Oh, perfectly. Tha Baa band is devoted to business, the wife to society, sad they hardly ever meet 11 Tl Kind Y nil llnv AKvnva ture of Clias. II. Fletcher, and lias been made under his personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and Jiist-as-grood' are but Experiments, and endanger the liealtn of Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castor la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its agre is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. The KM You Have Always Bought Bears the In Use For THI eiNTaUN OOMMNV. TT MM II Prominent Men ia, writes from the Census Office build ing Washington, D. C, as follows: "People cannot live In the variable cli mate of the Eaatern and Atlantie coast (tales and escape liability to colds and catarrhal afTt tioue. The wide and common prevalence of these ailments is proof enongh of the assertion. I have been no exception, but I have found a S'ire mesne for combating those greatest objections to this climste, and that is Peruna. Tsken as directed, it is a cure for present catarrhal afflictions and a preventative of future distress of that kind." E. II. Fitch. "Pe-ru-na a Very Effective Remedy." lion. Kobert W. Iavis, member of congress from Florida, writes fron houae of representatives, Washington, D. C, as toilows: "I can cheerfully recommend your remedy, Peruna, as a very effective cure for roughs, colds and catarrh." Rob ert W. Davis. Colds Not Promptly Cured are Sure to Cause Catarrh. Peruna cures catarrh. That is all that JDr. Hartman claims for it. But catarrh assumes various phases in the human system. 1 he day was when men of promin ence hesitated to give their testimonials to propria tor y medicines for publica tion. This remains true today of most propriatory medicines. Bnt Peruna has become so justly famous, its merits are known to so many people of bigb and low stations, that no one hesitates to see bis name in print recommending Peruna. If yon do not derive prompt and sat isfactory results from the nse of Peru na, write at once te Dr. Hartman, giv ing him a full statement of yonr ease, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratia. Address Dr. Hartman, president of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. LOSS TO ACTRESSES. No More Kevenne te Them ia Bale ef Phtoa;rashe. Topular actresses made In the past from S300 te J1.&00 a year en the sale of their photographs, but now this source of revenue ia altogether lost to them. "I drew from my photographer, up to tea years ago, a regular annual In come ef (800. I was under contract to pose only for him; he had the ex clusive sale ef my pictures, and on each picture that he sold he paid me a royalty. "That Is the way it used to be with popular actresses. They signed papers to the effect that they would pose only for one photographer, and he signed papers to the effect that he would pay them a royalty on each of their pic tures that he sold. Thus they made easily from $5 to 525 a week. "No such pleasant condition exists to-day. The change is due to that per fectlng of the balf-tone process where by the magazines, the weeklies and the newspapers can reproduce photo, graphs beautifully. "As soon as that reproduction began the theatrical managers spared no pains to get photographs of their lead ing women printed, for they recog nlzed that the publication ef such pho tographs was an excellent advertise ment They ordered their leading women te pose for any and every newspaper or magazine photographer who presented himself, and they had additional photographs made for free distribution among the various publi cations of the land. "Thus the actresses were forced to break their contracts with their own photographers. Thus, too, the sale of the pictures fell off. For these pictures, which formerly were rare enough and Interesting enough to sell readily, were now become so common, through their reproduction In Innumerable prints, that hardly anyone cared to buy them." Newark News. De let fail to eroviae eonie means for veatllatloa dariaa; tha night wiww. 'Y.refc -mii-mvh i.,nrii ltr.ii.rli 4- Ln. 41. r, Signature of mm Over 30 Years. MURIIAV TRT, NCWVHK CIT. la Um Wrong Place. I An angry woman walked Into a gro cer's shop In an Ayrshire village and , banged a piece of some yellow sub-! stance on the counter. She spoke Scotch, of course, aa Tlt-BlU reports. ' bat Americans will understand the words she used, since many an adver tisement baa made the kind familiar. Tbla." she said, la the soap that does the washln' o Itself; the soap that makes every washln' day a kin' o' glo rified feast; the soap that gets a' the linen white as snaw an' as sweet aa a hazelnut, and lets the delichted nooae wlfe play wl' the children; an' here I've been acrubbln' three mortal boars wl' that lamp an' got hae malr lather oot o' it than I could get oot o a brick." "I beg your pardon," said the grocer calmly, "but that Isn't soap. Yonr little boy was here yesterday for half a pound of cheese and half a pound of soap. That's the cheese." "The cheeaer exclaimed the woman. "Then that accounts for the lther thing." What other thlngr "I lay awauk the bale nlcbt winner In' whit made the WelHb rabbit we had fur our supper taste sae queer." Keeley liouot-morphine-tobaccc: .Ufure rUSTS rEWUKEim-YCUREE f0 FULL SMTtCULAW irrr.iYwr!T0Tr.- rort. and,c r, Isn't thatThonBhtfulT Teas She ued to say she didn't care bow homely a man might be if be were only thoughtful Jess Well, that's the kind she cot for a husband. Teas Wby, I heard be was any thing but thoughtful Jess He's full of thought for him self. Philadelphia Ledger.' Positions Guaranteed. IVSU forfeit placed with a National Bank to aie (eod any failure on oar part. Lessons by ssail, practically free. Writ today tor eatalof. Beutel Business CoIIeze. TACOMA. WASH Wanted-Salesmen To canvass the farmers and dealers on line of goods ev erybody needs. (200 per month ran easily be made ty pood workers. Ko com petition. Good easy sell- ' ers. Write for particulars and agency at once. SPECIALTY SELLING COMPANY 313 Commercial Elk. Portland, Ore. P. N. U. No. 40-1904 HEIT writing- to advertisers mention tola paper. CURE Horses of HEAVES, COUGH, tHstemper, Pink Eye or Indigestion. A ereat BLOOD PUSIFIEI AMD CON D1T10NCB and a sure core for ail ailments from which heaves arise. CURED 34 HORSES. 1 bare been mtnf PtomUji Heave Powder tha past eight month and In that time have cared II honwa of Heavea, 14 of DIMemper and 9 oi Chronic Cough. Tba rVuaslaa BenMlaa bare gained a areat reputation ln thla eectioa. Kraet Bahncka, hawaxk, K. X. PRICE: AT DEALERS, 50ci BY MAIL, 6O0 FRggT-SS-piige r.rm-r-n Wanrl Bpok. rvmi rrPT Co.. St. Punl. Wnn. iff; ,,.; a-OailUAMl .&! GUM RUSSELL iiiilsHigh Grade THRESHERS STACKERS Machinery Writ for Catalogue and Prices Tho A II fl won 1 1 Mooliinnni On P0RTUN3 i iiu n. ii. menu itiabiuiiai j uu. UNION WEATE5T SHOE MAKER JLfiiC li a.VfSlgftlltYfl. II nol carried by local frooen, write Wadhtmi & Co., wlxo will ftdvlae where obtainable.' Avers For coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, weak throats, weak lungs, consumption, take Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. Cherry Pectoral Always keep t bottle of it In the house. We have been saying this for 60 years, and so have the doctors. "I tia m4 Avar's Cbarry feptaral la at? family for m jwrt. It la tli. boat Bilrlne tn tha world, I know, fat ail UirnU aad lang alas. J. K. Aoacaoas, Waltham. Kaas. V!.. SAe.. fi es. j. e. a r oo. All 1ri'i.. -for 1.AWOII. V... TheLungs Daily action of the bowels la neces sary. Aid nature with Ayer'e Pills Tboae Loving Girls, Amy Oue can dresa very nicely with ont apeudiog much if one only has a lit tle taste. May Then you ought to dress a good deal better than you do. Amy Wby, pray? May Well, yon don't spend much, and I'm sure yon have but little taste. IRRIGATOR No Cost of Operation l 1 t S. M rmmps Hydraulic Ram Write today for free mnitrated book. COLUMBIA ENGINEERING WORKS Tenth and Jobosoo Streets FOBTUIO CHESC3 forUand, Or Coast Aa-enu OREGON UCLAS CO CA C 1 J fa XT O FOR .ft "I: X W.LDo MADE. v3jr OnVI&U MEN. W. Lm Dotegtas irsakaa end melJm more mon'm $3.BO mhoem thui any oS'ie manufacture in thB WCMft. The reason W. L. Donnlaa 83.M ihocs an tha greatest Miters In the world ia twvaoae ot their excellent stria, easr flttinir and auprrlor wearing qualities. IX I could abow ;on uie uinerenes rniwecn tue snors made in my lac lory and those of o.her makes and tiie lilsh-imule leathers used, you would nndemand wny W. U rxmitlaa fs,W snoea eoet nioia , to inaka, why they hoM their shaiA u better, wenr longer, and are of K -enter inirinsio mlue than any other Sa.to shoe on the mtrkot to-day, and why the tales tor Uie jeai tuUug o $G,2G2,Q40.0Q. VT. t Donglas gwunntees their vales by stamping bis name and price ou the bctioin. Look for It take no suMtittiwi. Sold by shoe dealers everywhere. Futt Coior EvtUU utca Mxcluvrelv. . , . Superior la Fit, Comfort and Wear. " hare irom Wr.L DouqIoi 3.M ihotifor thr lout tnhf Vftrs with abialulemtifjactum, lfirnl thrm tuprrivr in jit,cvinort and wenr to otheri cottingfrtimfSM to ftM." U. S. UcCCE, Dept. Coil, U.3. int. Jiaenue, &ichmond,Ta. W, I Dtm gl as uses Corona Coltskln in his 3JSO Shoe. Corona Colt is coucexled to bo the finest Patent Leather made. SSKD VOB CATALOOUB OTOO FULL IHSTOCCTIOSS ' HOW TO OHDIlS Bt MAIU W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mama. .....vT- vAa'rt.-.'?;..'.'!'5 . Vonr HrnrHii
