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Painful Periods are overcome by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Oompound. ty thousand happy testify to this In eful letters to Mrs. Mmstruatlon Is a severo strain on a wo man’s vitality. If It Is painful something Is wrong which |j^i^T7Tinkium'^egetebi^CompounT| will promptly set right; If exoesslve or Irregular write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for advice. Evidence abounds that Mrs. Pinkham’s advice and medicine have for many years been helping women to be strong. No other advice Is so un varyingly aoourato, no other medicine has suoh a record of cure. Tariff Schedule for Manila. Merchants and producers of this coast are watching the new tariff sched ule being prepared by the Philippine commission. The subject is vitally important to all coast states. GARMEI I) TEA Is a wonderful preparation composed of HBRBS that act on the Liver, permanently curing constipation. Don't Belong to This Crowd. Those who neglect duty are so many that they are as prominent as the week’s washing in the back yard. Stops the Gough and Works Off the Cold. Want Better Freight Rate*. Pacific coast jobber* are again be fore the interstate commerce commis sion fighting for more favorable freight rates. Men Are Not Alike. I Day in and out there is that feeling of weakness that makes a burden of itself. Food does not strengthen. Sleep does not refresh. It is hard to do, hard to bear, what should be easy,—vitality is on the ebb, and ! die whole system suffers. For this condition take Two men may be exactly alike np to Mamma—Johnny, I fear you were not the tops of their heads. Uncover one The at school yesterday. Johnny—ll’rn! I'll head and discover a genius, ’s Sarsaparilla bet the teacher told you. A woman can other reveals an idiot. I Hood It vitalizes the blood, gives vigor and tone never keej? a secret.—Tit-Bits. to all the organs ami functions, and is pos What the Cow* Are Doing. itively unequalled for all run-down or de Mrs. Dresser—Do you think this dress The food commissioner of Oregon re bilitated conditions. is long enough behind, Jack? Mr. Dress er—Plenty! Any microbe that can es ports that 5,000,000 pounds of butter H ood ’ s P ill * cure constipation. 25 cents. cape that isn't worth catching.—Loudon were made in the state last year, also Don’t Try to Stand Alone. 1,500,000 pounds of cheese. Modern Society. There is not iu the universe such a Stoughton—Did you have a good time Wants a Small Fortune. thing as absolute personal independ at the banquet last night? Manhat A Seattle fl rem an named Brabon ence. Try it a year, a mouth, a day, tan-Splendid; 1 drank myself Into in sensibility before the speaking began.— was thrown from a hose cart and and see. killed. Mrs. Brabon is after $25,000 Boston Transcript. Paid Big Damages. An Easy Part: Youth—Oh, I don't of city money and will get something. The Tacoma street railway has paid want to take that character; I’ll make The Best Prescription for Malaria $100,000 to those injured and to rela a fool of myself, sure. Maiden—Well, Chills and Fever is a bottle of Groves. tives of those killed in the street car you said you wanted an easy part.— Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply accident July 4. Detroit Free Press. iron and quinine in a tasteless form, Big Cargo for Minila. Back and Forth—Edmond, what made No Cure, No Pay. Price EOo. you so late? My dear, 1 came up in The transpoit Kintuek leaves Seattle Still Out of Prison. my new automobile and passed the soon for Manila with 820 horses and A year ago Frank E. McDaniel was 1,500 tons of hay and grain. house five times before I couid arrange sentenced to 15 years in the Oregon to stop.—Indianapolis Journal. •94 PE I WEEK Father (who has helped his son with penitentiary, but lie’s not there yet be To men with rigs to introduce onr cause legal measure have prevented. his homework)—What did the teacher poultry food among farmers. Address, say when you showed him the sums? The German mails have been close.! with stamp, Acme Mfg. Co., Kansas Johnny—He said 1 was getting more to sausages; so you will be no longer City, Mo. stupid every day.—Glasgow Evening able to write to y< ur friend in Berlin. Times. Big Time January I. e “Inclosed find four sausages.” “Well, Jim couldn't pass the civil The Afro-American league of Port- Rich Alaska Copper Mine. service business on geography un' ’rith- b.nci are preparing to bring the new metic.” “Too bad! What’s he goin’ A big ledge on Prince of Wales year to the front with a gigantic en to do now?’’ “Dtinno. but 1 reckon Island, off the coast of Alaska, owned tertainment. he'll go back to teachin’ school At- by Seattle parties, shows copper valued Calls for a "Wake-Up.’’ lanta Constitution. at $98 pei ton. The Portland Telegram urges every Judge—Prisoner at the bar, have you DON’T GET FOOTSORE. GET FOOT body there to wake up and get a great anything further to state in your de EASE, fense? Prisoner—No, your Honor; 1 A powder. At this season your feet feel big high wide move on for the exposi only ask you to deal with me as you swollen, nervous and uncomfortable. If tion of 1902. have smarting feet or tight shoes, try would with yourself If you were in my you TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Allen’s Foot-Ease. It rests and comforts; place.—Green Bag. makes walking easy. Cures swollen and Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Bacon—When you are in the city drop sweating feet, blisters and callous spots. lets. All dri’ggitte refund the money Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and In and see me. Egbert—Why. I thought is E. W. Grove’s sig a certain cure for Chilblains. Sweating, if it fails to cure. your office was on the eighteenth floor? Damp or Frosted Feet. We have over 30,- nature is on each box. 25c. “So it Is.” “And you want me to drop 000 testimonials. Don’t get footsore get Foot-Ease. Try it today. Sold by all Big Logging Contract*. In; do you suppose I'll be in a balloon?” druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial Logging contracts this winter in —Yonkers Statesman. package F ree . Address, Allen S. Olm- Union county, Oregon, aggregate over Dusty Roads—I say, Weary, how did tied, be Roy, N. Y. 16,0Jl),0J0 feet. you feel when that dog came at you? Very Easy Job. Weary Waggles—I felt flattered that Good Men Come High. Strange how nicely we can lay out even he was glad to see me; but I en One Rvldutn has the price of a man a straight and narrow path that we deavored to hide my feelings as much who is really worth buying. love so well to have others follow. as I could.—Boston Transcript. She—Yes. it's all well enough to say Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure now you think I’m pretty. Yesterday a cold in one day. No cure, No Bay. you said my nose turned up dreadful ly. He—Well, dear, I was thinking It Price 25 cents. shows mighty poor taste in backing Another Congressman. away from such a lovely mouth.— The new congressional apportion^ Collier’s Weekly. ent bill introduced in congress pro Prepared for Relatives—Husband (at vides for another congressman in Wash dinner)—My, my! This Is a regular ington Btate, three in all. banquet—worthy of a Delmonico. Fin est spread I’ve seen in an age. What's Eggs From the East. up? Do you expect company? Wife ace September eight cars of East —No, but 1 presume the cook does.— eggs have come to Portland be New York Weekly. cause borne supply is not sufficient. Briggs—Wonder how Stover is doing nowadays? Griggs—Oh, he must be Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their doing finely; must be making no end Children during the teething period. of money. You know he has always been troubled more or less with rheu Lifetime in the Klondi e. matism. Well, he now calls it gout.— After prospecting 27 years in far Boston Transcript. northern Alaska, A. E. Evans has come Used to Make Up: New Nurse— O it to beattie. Please, mum, I can’t do a thing with the baby. He cries all the time. Mls- Irrational. tress—Well, I declare! How stupid of The girl with the great, seraphic, me! His other nurses were colored gray eyes complained bitterly of the girls. You’ll find some stove polish In timidity of her steady company. the kitchen.—New York Weekly. “Give him the mitten 1” advised her Tom—You’ve been leaning against a entourage, unhesitatingly. fence, haven’t you? Dick “What, for cold feet?” exclaimed whitewashed —No; why? Torn—Your coat-tails are ■be. covered with white dust. Dick—Sh! I’m going to call on Miss Pechy; her father, you know, keeps a bulldog; that white dust is poison.—Philadelphia Press. A Proud Papa: “This is my son Frederick, Mr. Fosdick,” said Mr. are among the best known Glanders. proudly, Introducing bls of the many dangerous 5-year-old boy to his caller. “Well, wild plants and shrubs. Frederick,” said the caller, "do you To touch or handle them mind your mamma?” "Yes, sir,” re quickly produces swelling plied Frederick promptly, “and so does and inflammation with in papa.”—Bazar. tense itching and burning of the skin. The eruption All That Was Needed: Cassidy— soon disappears, the suf Wudn ’t yez lolke t’ live on a farrm, ferer hopes forever; but almost as soon a3 the little blisters and Pat? Casey—Oh, ut's th’ only way t’ pustules appeared the poison had readied live! Ef they only hod illivated roads, the blood, and will break out at regular cable cars, plinty av saloons, concert intervals and each time in a more aggra halls, tinimlnt bouses, dirt, noise, and vated form. This poison will loiter in the polacemin on a farm, Ol’d move on to system for years, and every atom of it a farm to-morrow.—Judge. must be forced out of the blood before you Bad Form: Mrs. Highblower—Don't can expect a perfect, permanent cure. forget, my dear, that in conversation Nature’s AullMtc the interest must not be allowed to flag. Clara—But I'm sure I do my tiest, OOwNature’s Niseis, mamma. Mrs. Highblower—May be so; but while the pianist was playing I is the only cure for Poison Oak, Poison thought, once or twice, that I detected Ivy, and all noxious plants. It is com you Ustening to him.—Life. posed exclusively of roots and herbs. Now A mother was howing her dear little is the time to get the poison out of your system, as delay makes your condition Joe a picture of the martyrs thrown to worse. Don’t experiment longer with the lions, and was talking very solemn salves, washes and soaps—they never cure. ly to him, trying to make him feel what Mr. S. M. Marshall, bookkeeper of the Atlanta a terrible thing it was. "Ma," he said, (Ga ) Gas Light Co., was poisoned with Poison Oak. He took Sulphur, Arsenic and various suddenly, “oh, ma, just look at that lit other drugs, and applied externally numerous tle lion right behind there; he won't get lotions and salve* with no benefit. At times the swelling and inflammation was so severe he was any.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. almost blind. For eight years the poison would break out every «»son. His condition was much “I wish you would read this article.” improved after taking one bottle cf 8. 8. S , and a few bottles cleared nis blood of the poison, and he said. "What's It about?” she asked. all evidence« of the disease disappeared. “It's about the danger of getting an- People are often poisoned without gTy and it was written by a physician,” knowing when or how. Explain your case he replied. She looked at him sharply fully to our physicians, and they will for a minute. “What have yon been cheerfully give such information and ad doing now?” she asked. “What kind vice as you require, without charge, and we will tend at the same time an interest* of a confession are you about to make?”—Chicago Post. book on Blood and Skin Disease*. THE 3WIFT SPECIFIC CO, A TLA VTA. SA. “You many think me superstitious,” JOHN POOLE. PokTLAWD, O bxoov , said the traveling acquaintance, “but can rive you the beat bargain* in general I have a firm belief that there's luck In machinery, enginee, boiler*, tank«, pump*, odd numbers.” “I haven't,1 replied plow*, belt, and windmill*. The new "Now, my wife accepted eteel IXL windmill, »old by him, la un Mr. Peck, me four times, and finally---- ” “Beg equalled. You mean ‘rejected,’ don't pardon. y«or “No, air! Aa I waa saying. finally the fifth time she proposed. 1 Feel 1 Beet Cow* Byrwp. Taetae simply had to marry her.”—CatboUa 1 tn ttM Sold W Anu I Standard. Poison oak! Polson ivy General Debility Fire Boat at Portland. The Portland Fire department is try ing to have a fire boat built to fight fires along the docks of the Willamette river. Rich Willamette Valley. The Willamette valley, Oregon, is one of the richest on earth, and is de veloping slowly. But a stroke of light ning will strfSe it some day in the ' shape of new life and then sheTl jump to the front with a bound that surprise the state. IN CtKHKI.I* TEA tfeh area combination of simple H kkks that liar given the world its greatest blood purifier. Must Dispose of Big Debt. Multnomah county, Oregon, has a debt of $300,000, represented by un paid warrants, and a bill will be pot through the state legislature this win ter to fund this debt in some way. Indian Tax-Payer. A full-blooded In han pays Wasco county, Oregon, his share year being $21.78. Tied Up Better Not Try This. When the »nuscles feel dra<n and tied up and the flesh tender, that tension i* Many people have failed iu trvng to get onto the curves of a railroad by .tudyiug its map. Soreness Our Nation's Wealth. Th'e material wealth and strength of our nation is in iron, the most useful of all metals, jtist as the wealth of a human be ing lies in a useful stomach. If you have overworked yours try Hostetter’s Btom- ach Bitters. It will relieve the clogged bowels, improve the appetite anti cure constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness. from cold or over exercise. It lasts but a short time after St Jacobs Oil Fighting for a Principle. A Pan Fracnisco business man has sued the Wells Farno Express Com pany for five cents that he had to pay for the revenue stamp on a shipping receipt. is applied. The cure is prompt and sure. The Famous German Seattle city council 1* considering ing ü ^demeanor an ordinance inakiDi to attract crowds' *“Tin tbp* streets by word», gestor<- otherwise. A blow at tho Sies Q.on Army, * Itinerant preached' peddlers, eto. Better go ■low- Mr. City Dado. X —------- ------------ Oregon’s Capital City. Wood Preserver AVENARIUS CARBOUNEUM. ....Pormanently Dontroy».... \ ..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN ¿JT One application is all that is required. It lasts lor years. If your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information to the following distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle, Wash.; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Grandest Offer Made No. 99 Arlington HIGHEST CRADE dan«** ■ rut i>E »»'M FULL BALL BEARING Drop Head 5 Orawors. $15« THE FINEST, Wt»<i Mont St IL«* I in bl»* EiMient R it it ul n tr Machine in the Wurlda Four Motion Feed o. Full Ball Bearing. ROUND TOOL STEEL NEEDLE BAR. Self Th read hi k Shuttle. Self-Sett in < Neetllv, Autonitttic Bobbin Winder, Perfect Stitch Regulator, Automatic Tenrdon Release. PejWE SHIP FOR INSPECTION Good Place to Be Careful. O o a a a A n evidence <>f good butli on your i»art, we ~ ask you to eend utt $8.00 with your order. Write your name, port office address and railroad shipping point plainly» we will then «hip by freight, C. O. I)., with privilege of examination, this perfectly cotMtructed, full Bali Bearing. No. W Arlington Ma- chine complete. I i j ou,find the Machine in per fectly aiJUfactory and exactly an represent ed, fiupen.T in every way ami worth $20.00more than any other machine you have ever seen advertised in this or an v other paper, pa y the agent the balance due, 112.45 and charge*« and the machine is yours. If the machine is not satisfactory it will bo returned at our expense and your $3-U0 will l>e returned to you in full. THE BALL BEARIN6S gt >p all friction and afford aiMiolute ea>e to the opera tor. The balls are large eige. made from flue toot steel and run in an oil-tem pered steel cup which can be adjusted by the cones so as to take up the merest trifle of wear. DROP HEAD A ISO Machia* THIS CUT BIIOWH ________ OPEN SKAIRY FOR L'ME. All Attachments Free "* *Lu»H“CAaa. One ruffier or gatherer, one shirring plate, one binder, aet of four hemmere different width* up to % of an Inch, one tucker, one braider, one quilter, one a (tach* ment foot, one thread-cutier, also foothemmer and fet ler, needle*, hobblna, *>< rew <1* Ivors, oil can, oil and instruction book. THE POLISHED OAK FOLDING CABINET will pleaee you greatly. It is made of choice quartet sawed <>ak, thoroughly seasoned kiln dried, hand rubbed and polished to a rich i lano flnteh. When the machine The official census gives the popula la closed it becornw an attractive stand or center tabin, tion of Salem, Oregon, as 4.258. df Cl Send ,or our special Rewlng Machine Catalogue No. A S77. IT’S FREE. We manufacture 89 different Bather small and disappointing, but it 9 ** styles from *H up. Write us; all questions answered promptly and < heeriully. A ■ o 11 B II V F n C! II II I A II We <an plve valuable points In selecting a machine* must stand. UASH BUltnO UNIUn* 168164 w. van bureh st .. C hicago , ill *. We offer One Hundred Dollar« Row- ..ior any case of Catarrh that can not be oviMd by Hall'« Catarrh Cur-.. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop«., Toledo, (X Exactly What You Wunt. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for tae past 15 »ears, and believe him perfectly A handy little box (ju-t right for * lady’s honorable in all busln bs transactions and fin purse <>r a genUcmm.’s vest pocket) of t.’as- ancial,’ able to carry out eeyobUgaUoas made carets Candy Cntha-tic, prevents illness. All by taeir firm. druggists, 10c, 25c, oOc. W ist A T kvax , Wholesale Drueirlata, Toledo, Be Careful In Censure. W alaino , R innan & ManviN, Wnolesale Drug: ists, Toledo, O. When inclined to censure, hesitate. Hall's Catarrh Cure is t ken n'rnally, acting directly on the blood and m cous surfaces or If censure is necessary, exercise it tbesystzm. Pri e 75c per bo’de. Sold by aU with discretion and charity. drug; ists. Testimoni Is free. Hail’a Family PilF r th laii. Adversity and Prosperity. REFERENCES: Firtt National Rank of Chinaoo. DOES YOUR HOME TOUOH YOUR HEARTY Then vou’ll want beautiful things in your home. The first thing« you think of we sell: Mantels of all kinds, Andiron» of every sort, (¡as, Eletrie and Oil Lights in endless variety. A Christmas present that beautifies your home is the best present. Call or write for photo graphs and catalogues. 1 HE JOHN BAR- ltET COMPANY, Hl Flret Street, lort- I hik I Oregon. Turning Out the Japs. Prosperity and adversity are always About 3,000 Japs will have their In procession. Each by turn precedes naturalization papers canceled In Van the other. couver, B. because fraud is suspect 1 am sure I’i-o’a Cure for Consumption ed in getting them. saved my life three years ago.—M rs . thus . After River Improvements. R obbins . Maple Street, Norwich, N. Feb. 17, 1900. Congress usually passes a river and Be Careful In Debate. harbor bill every other year. Such a bill is due this year. Oregon and If inclined to anger when debating, Washington are after their Bliare for remember that it coo I b slowly and harbor improvements, and especially sometimes leaves permanent bitter Oregon, with her contemplated better ness. ment of the mouth of the Columbia. YOI! KNOW TVHAT YOU AltK TAKING When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonio because the formula is plainly It takes the beet kind of a man to printed on every bottle showing that it do as he is told. Ever try it? is simply Iron and Quinine in a taste less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Can You Do This? <2 Give Equity and You Get Equity. Thi* signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine T.bi.u th* remedy that cure* a cold in on* day Monument to Poe. Boston is starting a movement to erect a monument for Edgar Allan Poe. The Smith* All Got There. Paris Divorces on tne Increase. The latest divorce statistics for Paris show a steady increase. The number of cases now reaches an average of 300 monthly, of which 210 are from the working classes and 90 from the aristocratic, financial upper clasa. RUSSELL A OOep Portland, Ore NOTHING BETTER MADEl | You can’t make a mistake II you get t Mitchell PORTLAND. ORECON. WANTED. Women and girls to <lo piece work for their home», we furnish all material and pay fr un 17 to *12 weekly. Experieu e unnecessary. Send ■•tamped envelope io i *k Y, Royal Mf Co.. 34 Monroe St , CMcafO, III. Big Fish Story. PIMPLES SEND NO MONEY Until you h tve *«-en and teate-l our watch. The Only I n « I a n t Relief mid fur > RHEUMATISM NKMS’ ( KEEPING N)IMHNF>S. etc !. Buy a txrille today **nd have it In the house I _ It will ante an ft»-ring and «tortoi’i« bills Harmless foe children's •*•*. Contains no «»mates or other harm ful iiiu e bents. Absolutely pure mid concentrated. Ijirae bottle of 300 «loses for |l, prepaid hr mail or express, or we will semi you (postpaid) a trial bottle for 2A rente. A amts wanted. WARRANTED 20 Y l ARS Caa« ta hunting solid gold pattern engraving, extra it karat gold plate good erough for a railroad president HpeeleI (HTer »er the nail *O 4ay«< your address and we will eend watch C. O D. with privilege of full «»■■!«•• Mon. Call in any enert and if found perfectly «»tiafartory and the beat wat^h ever offered for such a price pay 15 75 and eapreaa char^ «'therwiae not one cen| FREE* S'", no abate* for net I SO day* with every vetrh. MaSe If Ladle« or Gcnte watch la wanted Write at once a* sue may not advert lee thia watch atthl« price again. Catalogue fra* A guaranteed Cure for Catarrh and Consumption >1 01». I) Ixtck Box I4ô. CUTLER'SCiRBOLITEof IODINE W. H. SMITH 1 CO., lufhle, M. Y. Prop’«. DROPSY 10 O.!S' Tl.lATME ,T FREE. Hav* made Dropry a cd it» oom- lioaiiaaa a sptcialy for twenty ear« with tni most wonderful □cons. Ha»o cured many thous and cases. Li. H.H.flXIIS’3 80»*, Bo* H, Atlanta, (la. AN AMERICAN WATCH Jhe handenmee« 14 K. double pnlalrUeed wateh ever offered liea-.tifuily engraved .hunt.**« or efws fa««, fitted with age •““•AMERICAN MOVEMENT CANDY CATHARTIC Ära You Deaf?? All rm of DCAFNKS9 or HARD-MKARINa are now rt rari . f byoor n<w ì neon» ion: only thorn born deaf am Incurable. NR*r» «ôl*M fKA^R IMBBDUTU.V. Dneerlten your eaaw Framlnatlon and ad rica fiwe. You ean cure you self at homo st a nominal met. Interutiual Aural diale.ELfàTafèi.» Do (ure swiiui *h(ua*iiu cue cMfin. m iu< it, ctuui«, ix. •be haw oe-n Asking C ASCA HETS mid they bare all disappeared I bud been troubled w th eoMtlpat on ter BORM time t»ut after lak first < a scare i I bave bau no trouble with thia aLment. We cannot snraK too high« ly of Caxcareu ” F red W ahtman . »708 Gtrmutown A t *.. Philadelphia. Pa Last of the Century. Hurs it e o ii a We aell at Fartury Frier al One-Half an* leas than what you have to >•« y elaenhere. hea are fitted with the unequal!«* • w»le4 Special I lMlted or 1 jewel ham nr Klgln *a»veaie«t, known the world «»«r ae the boat, end “!Hy wife Itad pimple* on her fare, but Railroad's Annuel Meeting. n ¡SCIATICA, N K KI) KA LU I A, A. Ni-KVOIT^- NORVOIT* NKSS. DY mi JCI-KIA, HK % DACHE, CA- TAKBH, < l.’OUP, ......... HHONdflTlS, LA (iKII’i-K, MH.AKIi. HKU!I II ► A • I Wl M ■ \ N tualaioe Watra Co . 347 Oeatral Bank Bldg ■ Criiaaea The ar nual meeting of the stockhold ers of the O. K. A N. railway will be held in Portland January 3 1st next. Only • few day» more and thia red» letter century will go up to the edge and step off. Its industrial, financial and political achievements have ex ceeded all that have gone before. 1-1(111 or any piece of Machinery, It ■ L*L,r\.$ will pay to write ua for cata logue and price*. Mitehell, beuiis & Staver Co. He who seeks equity must equity. Greed and avarice at war with equity. A report from Port Townsend, Wash All the Smiths in congress were re ington, says 14 tons of herring were elected. three from Michigan, one each caught at a single haul, but whether from Illinois, Iowa and Kentucky. by one or one thousand nets was not stated. Inert*» of Farm. In th. United States. The number of farms in the United States by the last census is 5,800,000, an increase since 1890 of about a mil lion and a quarter. SAW MILL, ENGINE DR. BUNN'S^!! PILLS ONI FOU A DOSI. Curs Sick Hoadac bo aadIrya- popola, B mo oPImptM.Partrr tho litood. A!<* Place- tlon.PrevmBtit .uracee. r>,aot Grip* or Sick». To S’l’lar. r_ a.»-llw>«l ’•"’l’ otre*-, loll Kt. 11c. DA. (Ot*li«OCO.,ruaaHa,rs *«14 uy Druggists. __________________ ■e twite’len, fnll| jeweled, nickel fie lab, propc ly rega le* I •nUiJa««4 galcht ainendwi b »■ eaawtern impr<o»«Dent a - la ferteae <f th-*. «atmada With proper ra>ew'llte«te SSr.rsr4 20 YEAR GUARANTEE..!: Merfooraequalto Mtyg4*a»l(4e»ldwatrh fiestt .O D fn- »t.ifi M*1 expreaerharg-a with p>h liege d T FUR k k X a BI’I a TIO’I ■ >ot a>M f artery caa be re* unaed a tear ex pence f f ge An • ««•”» <l«»Mplate I iXam w< rth Owe Dollar, F rs t. t. If *1 Sfi la teat With order. Where aa Rtpreae O*be *A Mme* be eent with erder end **»■•■ will be chipped hf regiaters* teail Write whether G nte er ladies. Jewwlry Cwt Jpg' e frea fiwal«'* towalry C«.. D*W *i Ute 814*. (AlCAM, M. F. N. U.