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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1905)
For the Children To succeed these days you must hive plenty of grit, cour age, strength. How Is It with ihe children? Are they thin, pa!e,dellcite? Do not forget Aycr'i Sarsipirllli. You know It miles the blood pure ind rich, ind builds up the general health In every wsy. Tnm eMMrae eaannt pnesttily km aaaltb iinlM the lii aia In "pef eoadl. M. A 'uiih Mv.f Mlaaeuat4 tongue, W4 hflli, r..,il.(.4 t unset til Ihm kl siting (mail lasatl.e ansae at Aler t I'lllt. ill lable, sugar aweled. A eawaaaflEMLl Heat r . 0. A yf Co.. LewsU. "fl Alt SMiiuaMturer tf HMt VWOt. OVO atilaCUB. wf O cniKSt nTMAL Again! a Cat-Asirophw, Frank IU Ktookton's "nt-formel I'ltilH" bnd hariuleea ami altaoriiiru occupation. To keep blmwlf tut of u.larhlrf, b had taken to knitting llitlcM. M. A. 1'. aaje that among tbt l,ur LrM at the Kat F.nd of Ix)ii- Jon fur tho tnntruitl'in or tbe poor a ou derided to ambulance work. One (lay a woman mine to ha that her liul)UiiJ tia J bevo drinking lininol mt'1y, and to beg ttiut auuiethln.; might b done fur blm. A clergy ma u Bought til in out, mtiuii1i'(1 lilin to Lo om in e a member of tbe club, and put lil in Into the atntiutanct cla. In a short time, tho oian became farncxt In the work, aud u a rcgu liir attendant "How ta your man doing now?" mkiM the clergyman, tbe belt tlm lie met tbe wife. "He never goes to the 'pub.' air. mi Id ahe. iiroudlr. "He anvnd hi tenlug at home, bandaging tbe cat' -1 A Very Hard Map. "I am rtNtlly and Blimreljr proud of the common Miph" an Id Mr. I'timput. "1 am fond of the plain, everyday fel low who can never bone to be great Call It Quliotlaiii, If you wUu "(lit. I wouldn't any that," Interrupt ed IV.rey, "I'd call It egotlaiu." I'btludelphla t'rrvt. QRMONjJlobppURIFItR IL'STl'll AMD TVl'G (ll'ABANTttU NoW'l U lb lime le tU IT, Information Wanted. "Hay. i," tjurrit-il the t'ouiicllniau' email m, "U It Inn- thnt (Sourge Wash liitfimi iii i-r told a li7' "I hr no reason ta doubt It, my ann," iirrd tlii lorn BittMimn. "Then." continued the llltlv fellow. "how did h tiuiuage to get euib a pull la polltliir To Itreak In Mw I hoe a. Alaats ihtkt In Allen' Kxil ft, a powder. It curve hul, sweating, aw-hlnat. swollen (eel Cures conn, ingrowing- nails unit bunions Al It drugging ainl ! stores, v- Nn' accent enyuttitma Sample mailed r'KKK. Address Ainu s. uintUMI, 14 Ky, N. T, t'nliod Huiee' Uroat Wealth. The world trauniu-ta tta buKlnent, ac ronllng to tho ununl reHrt of tho dl rector of the United Htatca uilnt, on I tuck of Kld money auiountliiK to J.'. (UaJ.ODU.fMM). Of thnt total, the United Htatea MHiHiNaeN 1hHk),(Ko.(io. That mean that In thl republic, with about oii-tweiitleth of the populntloii of the world, we have nlniont oni'(juiirtcr of all the gold money there la. Hated to Do lb Purlng the lut rotiKreaalonal cam pu lien the candldatca for the houor of repreiteiitlUK a certain Knat TetitieaHee dlatrh t, aaya the Waahlngton Tout, Knthered to meet the totcra at a coun try courthnuae. There waa a roush looking old moun tnlueer in the audience. He looked over the aaplranta on tbe platform with a critical eye. One of them had eeeaeMaV Jeaa DIJ.you aee the ring Jack (are May? IJcaa Yea, two year ago. Itrigga DldWlmpleton marry a girl with a million? (irlgga No, he mar ried a million w 1th a clrL I'.lll Md you hare your bead ahln gled when you were a lad? Jill No, not my head. Yonkera ftlateenian. "I bare juat apent two weeka at aummer reaort" "Korry, old chap, but I can't lend you any money to-day." Walter Koaat beef or cured bam. air? "Ilrlng me eorue beef. Tbe loat cured bam I ordered here waa only conraleBcenL' He I euppone SI 1m de Mllllona mar rled that poor young artlat becauae Le lored him. Bhe No; becauae her deareat friend lored blm. Amateur KporUman 1 ay, did I hit unythlng that time Gamekeeper I think not, air. There warn't nothing In alglrt but tho blrda, air. Judge. A Dlaappolatiag Oceaalow. How waa the lecturer demanded Ura. Ka mWi, with iLe lunnlinice of one who had been denied a coveted pleae nre, ae Mr. Hawiri atooped to remove hia overahoea before entering the Bit ting room. "11 eold'a algbt tx-tu-r. I bcliere 1 might hare gone 'a well aa Dot. I cnea rou did welt to remain at Lori.," aald her buiband, aa be aeated Llinwlf before the atore, "a far forth aa the lecture waa concerned. The en tertainment opened w ith a aelectlon by the baud, then prayer by the Congre gational mlnlater, then the band again. then a aong by the Metbodlat mlnla ter, arcouiMtuled by hla wife at the cabinet organ, and then the lecture; after that the band our more, and then the benediction j tbe Eplacopa! mlnlater. Well, what about tbe lecture?" ak ed Mra. Kawln. "I can hear min ister any day." "The lecture waa on Scotland," aald Mr. Kawln, alowly. "I never felt much (Ira wed to frvtland, and I guewi after tonight 1 ahall glre up all thotighta of ever going there. Folk a that haven't got any more Idea of tbe English Un guage after all tbeae yeara nei-d a iiilnHlonary, but 1 don't feel any call to be one. And a a for their houxca, there waau't one alugle good two-atory frame building In all the atereoptlca that man throwed on the alieet If it hadn't OUEEIS OF ACTRESSES PRAISES PE-R0-I1A The Uwyer H'm! What make done him aeveral favora, and be felt lu 'ou tl,,nk Jov wlD to tuJJr to ,,Mom been for the band, I ahould almoat duty bound to rote for blm. lawyer? Tbe Applicant Well, me have felt I'd waated my 15 cent ad- "Not a rerr nromlalmr lot. are oojecx w me oem a uurgiar. nilwlon. they?" be remarked In an audible I JUage. whlaner to a man three aeata away. Man Orerboard Help, help! Btran- Them'a only the kind we uaed to run cer Thuy don't yea awlin? 1 aon t for countable when I waa a boy. Thnr'a my candidate that yaller- headed chap, third from thla eend. I're cot to vote for him. but I'd give ten dollar If I hadn't aeen blm flrit." "Hegorry, ye re got an to learn." New York Vorbmnehlal trouMea trr Plto'a Cure for ('iiiuiii'tiin. It I a rood rough ttieuuiiie. At drugKiutt, price n renta. It la literally true that a new broom we-pa clean. If a new broom I exam ined, the emit of the atrawa will be found to he atralcbt and the brtmh miliar. After It ha been Ucd a while the end tplit and become aharp, and the hape of the brunh become Irreitular. To renew the youth of the broom dip lu but oanud and trim the aofteued atrawa to the pruprr ehape. Btatb or Onto, Cirr or toudo, I l.l'LAt I Ol'KTV. I Fna i. ( air make oath that he 1 wiiiinr partner ot tit drtnol K. J. i'Haxar Ai I'o .diiliis liutlntatln tbe CltrolTolelo.t'oun- tr and Hlate eluwutid, and that ttlrt flrtn llt ir IhatumnfONK lilNUHKU iMit.l.AKii l-r en h anil evrrycwwfit ( ataiihh thttrtnnut b cutea tiy in um oi hail i atarsh j'k. KKASK J. ClikNEY, Bworn in tefir m nl ubtcrtMd In my piwnt, tbli ttb day of I-ctiitirr, A. P , lutA. Nuiary I'ublic xal cooooooooooooooooooooooooo llttl'tCfttarrhCtiretitaVen IntemaUy, and arti illrrctly on Ihn lilcxwl nl niUiiunur(aoM 01 Hi i)iurm. tMtnn t r i-iiininiia, ire. K. J. l IlKSEY At C'U.toYukdo, O M't ti IirtirrUtt, 7.'. Uall' Vkuilly imitate the beat. A Matrrel of Relief St. Jacobs Oil tnd aur tor Lumbago and Sciatica ItUtht ttMclfla virtue of penetration In thl MtntHtr that caitIm It rlcht to lb ptln tpol tixl tfltcli a prompt cure. ooooooooooooooooooooooooo r aTl " aLi IIHII kUill All 111.1 I A II CuutB arruu. Tulm Uui4. Hat Couth ayrui In lima. htrenaons OpiHMltlon. Oldun what a terrible cyclone w hud biHt night! : Newpop Did we? Oldun Good heavens, man. dldu'l you bear It? i Newpop No; our baby is cuttln. , teeth. Mother wilt find Mr. Wtnilow' 8ootiiln ' By nip tbe bed remedy loot lor their cbUdreo : Qunuf in leeuung period. Idaard thai Walk on Two Feet. Lizards of eoveral aorta can walk and run euiilly on their bind lega. The AuHtruIlan water llinnl, which la three or four feet tu length, keeps quite erect when traversing long dlntances on ; land. It Is found in the neighborhood of river banks and passes much of It 'time in shallow water. The frilled lizard of QnociiHlnnd also travels on its bind legs on level ground, keeping the frill folded while running. When attacked It expands this fold of skin, which stands out like a ruff nt right angles round tbe neck, giving It n formidable aspect, so that dogs that attack and kill larger liz ards will often retreat before a frilled lizard at bay. There Is also a tree lizard In Aus tralia that moves lu a similar way. All these species walk on all fours when merely movlug about or going short dlstauces. know bow." Illgant chance Weekly. . Her suggestion: He You know, darling, we cannot live on cheese and kisses. She Then why not leave the nasty old cheeae out? Llpplncott'e Magazine. Firemen ruah Into a bouse In rt aponae to an alarm or nre are met by a small boy. IUlob Say. If the house bums down, don't sare my flan nels 'cause they scratch me. Life. Lena Fred didn't blow his brains out because you Jilted blm tbe other night; be came and prposed to me, Maud Did he? Then be must have got rid of them In aomo other way! Mr. Skinflint Tbe paper says skirts are to beworn longer than ever! Mrs, Skinflint Well, you needn't be tig gerln on roe wearln' mine any longer. I're worn It five years this fall al ready. Some one aaked Lincoln bow long a man s legs should be. lie repuea oe bad not given the subject any thought, but should ssy they should be long enough to reach from his body to tin ground. "You kin help de cause of honesty heap," said Uncle Kben, "by preach lu' about It, but you kin help It a heap mo by not daugllu' rons chicken tin ler a hungry man's l)0)o." Washing ton Star. "DUIlng' wife I a most accomplish 1 woman." remarked the man who tneers. "Indeed!" "Ye; she under stands Ave languages and knows how to keep quiet in all of them." Wash ington Star, "Is your friend a good shot?" "Yes,' nswered tbe sportsman after some hesitation. "He never hits any game. but then he never bits any of tbe peo ple In bis bunting party, either." Washington Star. Medium I can tell you about a burled treasure. Tatron riease don't! My husband Is always tooting that In my ears. Medium Does be know nytblng about a buried treasure? ntron Yes: his first wife. Tlt nits. vrr Awkwaru. Mrs. Norton came home from a call one day in such a disturbed condition that it was evident tears were not far in the background. She lost do time In beginning her explanation. "John," she said to her husband, "I am ao mortified I dont know wnsr to do." 'What is tbe matter, my dear?" asked Mr. Norton. "I have been calling on Mrs. Ter- erlll. You kuow her husband. Major I'everllir "Yes." "Well. I have Just learned to-day, to my horror, that 'Major' Isn't his title at all. 'Major Is bis first name." Wby, certainly. I've always known thst What is there so mortifying about tbatr "Nothing." said Mrs. Norton, with a groan, "only tbat I ve Deen calling Dim Major every time I've met him for tbe last six months!" ' ' . ' , .. ..... ' ' - L MISS JtllA MARLOWE Heartily Approves of I'eruna for the Nerves. Tho Liorlna; Girls. Edyth Wss Charlie cool and collect ed when be proposed to yon? Msyme No; be waa awfully rattled. Edyth Well, I alwaya thought he had a screw loose aomewbere. In a recent letter to The Pcruna weak nerves. Medicine Co., Miss Jolia Marlowe, of This can be easily obviated by miirg New York City, writes the following: Peruna. I'eruna strikes at the root of the ditucuity by correcting me aiges tion. Digestion furnishes nutrition for the nerre renters. Troiierly digested food furnishes these reservoirs of life with vitality which leads to strong, steady nerves and thus nurishes life. Peruna is in great favor among . wo men, especially those who have voca t'ons that are trying to tbe nerves '1 em glad to write my endorsement of the great remedy, Peruna, as a nerve ! tonic I do M most heartily." Juta j Mario. Nervousness is very common among women. This condition is due to anemic nerve centers. Tbe nerve cen ters are tbe reservoirs of nervous vitality These centers become bloodleea for want of proper nntrition. This is especially true in the spring season. Every spring a host of invalids are produced as tbe direct result of Buy a bottle of Peruna today. If yon I do not receive afl the benefits from Pe- run that you expected, write to Dr. S. B. Frlartman, Columbus, Ohk. . Bllver Service, "Hey!" shouted tbe rich man, peer ing cautiously over the stairway, "1 want you." "Well," chuckled the burglar, reach- 0 1 A AM The Kind You lliivei Always ltoutrlit 1ms borne tho sieim- turo of CIiuh. II. Fletcher, mid 1ms been mtulo under his personal supervision lor over HQ years. Allow no ono to deceive yoit in tlilH. Counterloits, Imitations nnd JlHt-aH-rood', are but Experiments, nnd endanger tho liculth of Children ttxperienco against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless Bulwtltnto for Castor Oil, Puro Rorlc, Drops nnd Hoothincr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Mibstnuce. Its nffo is its puaranteo. It destroys "Worms nnd allays PeverishnesH. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, regulates tho 8tomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacetv The Mother's Friend. The KM You Have Always BougM Bears tho Signature of v9 SIX . a jrs . ar j .4s-Tr J is . a ar In Use For Oyer 30 Years. &0 TELLS ITS OWN STORY And tells it eloquently in the bright eye, the supple, elastic movement, the smooth, soft skin, rlowintr with health, a body sound and well, an active brain, good npukc mm uigesuon, reiresntng Bleep, energy to per form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures ot life. The blood is the most vital part of the bodv: every organ, muscle, tissue, nerve, sinew and bone is dependent on it for nourishment and strength, and as it circulates through the system, pure and strong, it furnishes to these different parts all the healthful qualities nature intended. When, from any cause, the blood becomes impure or diseased, it tells a different story, quite as forceful in its way. Itching, burning skin diseases, muddy, sallow complexions, disfiguring sores, boils, carbuncles, etc, show the presence, in the blood, of some foreign matter or poison. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Contagious Blood Poison and Scrofula, are effects of a deeply poisoned blood circulation. These may either be inherited or ac quired, but the seat of trouble is the same the blood. S. S. S., a purely vegetable blood remedy, cleanses and purifies the circulation and makes it Tested 8 Tru GUARANTEED Used and Sold Everywhere. An Overalght. lie wouldn't hire an architect hia hard earned coin to waste; he knew he could a house erect quite suited tb hia taste, lie did and now the neighbor find a cause to stop and grin; for, strange to say, it slipped hia miud to put a chim ney in. f a. Swollen Veins, Sprains, Strains and Weak Joints Relieved and Cured with our Silk KIbsHi' Mocking. 1'irfucl Fit (jUurunUfd. Fine Htout 8111c Silk Wrtntteta f .74 ! Alikle.8. 1.75 2..W Knee t aps. I TS !.S LeitKlns '. 100 274 Hurler Htwe 2.50 J.50 Above Knee Hose,.. 6.00 6.00 W also manufacture a l forms of Belts aud Supporters. YYOODARD, CLARKE & CO. Portland, Oregon situ wuffl WATEE.PDOOF' RECEIVED THt HIGHEST POSSIBLE AWARD AT THE ST. LOUIS WORLD'S PAIR. Send the n&mes of de&ter& iri your town who do not .sell our goods, and we will .send you & collection of pictures. In color. of famous towera of the world. rO A.-J. TOWER CO, ESTABLISHED IM4. BOSTON. HtW YORK. CNICAOO. Tower Canadian co, lm, Toronto car 1 ri ii H To Convince You THAT THE CHATHAM Is the BEST INCUBATOR on the market, I will send you one, freight prepaid, and wait for my pay until October 1, 1905. It waa given the highest award at the Oregon State Fair, held al Salem last fall. Write for our Descriptive Catalogue of Incuba tors and Brooders and our time proposition. . CEO. W. FOOTT, Dept. 12 ' Portland, Oregon Patron Yes; hla flret wife. Tlt nits. rs- V J PwJ strong and clean. Undents ourifvinsr and tonic ef. "You say be hns a visionary and lm-1 , . , . fects all poisons and impurities are expelled from .i i v. .uu-on.l tlm uawu, wuc kcucioa ueaiLQ is D1U1L no. ail fltsntriirino' emritmilC onrl Mtn. clrl who la employed In the postofflce; l3 disappear, the skin becomes soft and smooth and robust health blesses ar sr I 1 , fsa. If 1. na. , 4 m aT-aV.. 4P) . a ) a A. aaa k . 1 he la one of those people who write rr, U1t, " j """".owMuia, voniagious iJiooa roison ana all di3- Hush' on an envelope instead of put- , c vrZT ure cumx 1JOOK on we Wood and any medical . . ... I HIIWll P I TPP HI aT'nSirfrfat akaaMaaaa - - - - ting on a special delivery stamp. - iiSt, Sniff SPECIFIC CO ATLAHTAs CA Washington Star. "The trouble." said the dentist, as he nrobed away nt the aching molar with along, slender Intrument, Is evl dently due to a dying nerve." " ell. groaned the victim, "it s up to you to treat the dvlne with a little more re spect" Chicago News. Young Man Say, you er remcm her the engagement ring I bought ot ton vesterday t Jeweler Yes. Wh.it's wrong with it? Young Man Nothing; but there's something wrong with Ihe glrj. Would you mind taking It back and giving me collar buttons for It? Mrs. Mulgrew Are ye goln to slad . 1 . . V 1 1L. yer boy Tommy pbck to bcuuui mis week? Mrs. O I'ooley o, inuatH. Me ambition is to make an aldhermnn of him phwln ho grows up, an' ir no got too much eddlcation he'd be shpoiled for the position lntoirely. Tit-Bits. "What are you doing here?" said the woman to the tramp, who had got over uie wan jusi in urae o rncniB the bulldog. "Madam," he said, with dignity, "I did Intend to request some thing to eat, but all I ask now Is that, In the Interests of humanity, you'll feed that dog." A. demonstration; Jim Dora's father is nu awful rresn-air craun. Dick How do you know? Jim He turned' me right out of the house into the cold air the other evening, and told me that It would be a good deal better for my health to stay there! Detroit Free Tress. Mr. Lionel Brough tells a story of Douglas Jerrold whlcn Is not too well known. Tho ,wlt nnd a friend were discussing a mutual acquaintance notable for his want ' of cleaullness. "How comes it," . asked the friend, i'that So-and-So always hns such dirty hands?" "I expect," said Jerrold. "it Is owing to his habit of ruuuing them over his facel" Gr. G. Gee Vo Vciierfu! Hois Tmtaent TbU wonderful CM eaa doctor la call4 real bccauK he curca people without opera tion that are given op todla. Bo carca wliti thoaa woaderiul Chi nes herb, ronia, buds, barks and vegetables that are entirely un known ta medical act- ence In this oouutry. Through the use or thoaa harmless raniadles this famous doctor knows the action of over SOU different remedies which he sucressfullv uses In different disea'W. He guarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung, throat, rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver, kid neys, etc.; has hundreds of testimonials, Chafires moderate. Call and blm. Patients out of tbe city write lor blanks and circulars. 8end stamp. CO.NSULTAi'lON iKEii. ADDRESS Thi 6. Ebj Wa Chinsss Ktzhi Co. 25IK-2S3 AIDES ST, PCRTULTD. CREGOH tf Mentlou paper ffc ; fa juxvuujunae'v3 P. K U No. 16-1905 WHEN writing to advertisera ploaa mention thla paper. $350 SHOES Mem TV. I Ponfrlas mate and sell more Men'a .:!..".( shoes than any other iiinnnfnrturer in the world. PKMHmI K&WAIU) to any ens who caa dtipravs Uus ststaawnt. W X Ponelas 3.50 ahoi are the rreatest sellers In the world heeaiiae of their excellent style, easy fitting; and ulterior wewrlfiaT qualities. They are just as g-oml aa those that cost from 83.00 to )7.00. The only difference 1 the price. YV. 1 Itaugias S:1.50 shoes cost more to make, hold their shape better, wear lonicvr, anil are of greater value than any other XM shoe on the market tt-day. W. I.. louiflas cuar anteee their value by stumping his name and price on the bottom of each shoe. Look tor it. Take no substitute. W. L. Douirliis S.1.50 shoes are sold through hisown retail stores In tlieprln. clial cities, and by shoe dealers every where. K o matter where you live, YV. L. DougL&a shoes are within your reach. EQUAL $5.00 SHOES. "t som wnra W. L. Doo1at S3 JO thflft tnr teari, and cimmtrr them tquat ta asp toMU ihot now on the uartet. Thev havt given entirt tatisfaction. H'm. H. Amieriem, Heal Ettat Agent, kanaat (Aty, mo. Boys wear W. L. Douelas $3.50 and $2.00 hues because they lit better, aold their hape and wear lonjter than other makes. W. L. Dovglat niri Corona Colli Hn in kit M thorM. Corona Colt u conceded to the Anal patent leather produced. Fast Color Eytlett will not wearBroMar. W. h. Douglas has the largest shoe mall ord business In the world. No trouble to not slit by mall, at rents extra prepays delivery. if you desire further information, vritafot JUwiirated Vatalot of Bphug SStylet. W. U DOUOLASj Brecsloa, Has. PUTNAM- FADELESS DYES Color more food brighter and faster color than any other dye. One 10c package colon silk, Guaranteed to give perfect refill v Ask denier, or we will send post paid at IPC a package. Itach and ni color. MONKOC DRUG CO, Unloirvllle, Mijsourl wool and collon equally well and la Write for free, booklet how to dye.