I
Catarrh
The Only Way.
Yhe Dufy
of Mothers. t
| 0,,TT- Remarkable K.idara»ee »»«
An Illinois attorney argued to the
GOOD
Puwer to Travel.
court,
one
after
another,
a
series
of
Ta a conatltutlonal disease.
One of the very dr.t lblu<a that atrlka
It originates In a scrofulous condition ot very weak points, none of which
seemed to the court to have any’merit,
i the wanderer in ibe «real «•ipau»«'» of
----------------
the blood and depends on that condition.
What Buffering frequently results the aoutberu benilaphw» 1» th»
It often causM headache and dlaelnooa. until the court finally said:
"Mr
...
•, do you think
there is
Impairs tbe taste, smell and hearing, af
from a mother's Iguoraue*; or more .ml endurance of 'be tore».
fects the vocal organa, disturbs th- stomach. anything in theec pointe? "
frequently from a mother's neglect to lo look at they ar» tbe eorrleal »> r «
It Is always radically end permanently
Henry L. Clapp, In a company of
"Well, judge, perhaps there isn't
I ever .»t rye» «•. >•«
pr»|»erly instruct her daughter I
cured by the blood-purifying, alterative
much in any one of them alone, but good fellow a, once said of a well known
and tonic action of
Tradition says “ woman must suf *e poaaeaaed of a power of gvit »« °v
I didn’t know but your honor would editor who was constantly Impreeniiig fer." and young women are 00 taught. J,, ground that 1» Ihtle »horl of mlr-
people with hie own Importance: "Yee, There I* a little truth and a great deal iculoua and ao aatonlalilng tu '* I'*
kind of bunch them."
he Is a self made man. and be worships of exaggeration in this. If a you ig ititene*
ilatence a*
a» to tec
erom
automatic. A very
Thia great medicine has wrought the most
in autolimite.
woman Buffers severely she need* treat itrlkln« Inetauce cam» under my no
wonderful cures of all diseases depending
King Henry'« Debt*.
his creator.”
mrut. and her mother should see that nce only a few day» «fi»r land1“«
on scrofula or the scrofulous habit.
Duke Henry—My dear, why are all
Thackeray, anxious to enter I'arlla alio gets it.
“ips Town 1» IS*. I wa. .UU»« •«*
of those royal carriages standing out nient. stood for Oxford, thinking he
Many mothers heal late to take their
in front of the palace?
might win the seat from Ixinl Monck. daughter* to a phyaioiau for examine Saturday afternoon ou th» »loop or
Queen Wilhelmina—I wonder that who then represented It. Meeting lila lion : but no mother ueed hesitate to Park’» Hotel, which occupied lb» «»r-
la Their Dream*.
write freely about her daughter 01 ler ot Addtrley and Strand atreela,
"Yea; I declined an offer of $5,000 you ask. They are standing there to opponent In the street one day. he bernclf to Mrs Ihukhaiu s lailmratory when a duet covered horaeiuan »topped
a week to play the locum circuit,” prevent the wretched collection shook bands with him, had a little talk at Lynn. Mana, and secure from a .nd diamounted. HI» horae waa tak.u
agency from stopping its dead wagon over the situation, and took leave of woman the moat efficient advice with
aaid the Vaudeville Soubrette.
to tbe »table» »nd In ibe eourae of con-
him with the quotation: "May the l>e*t •ut charge.
"Huh! I never dream ’em that in front of the door. That's why.
reraatlou In the bar I learned that be
uian win." “I hope not," said Lord
way, I always accept," commented
The New Blegelo.
waa a member of a leglalallt» »«»embly
Mooch, very cordially, with a kind
the Seltxer Water Comedian.
Bicycle manufacturer* atate that the bi
for an up country diatrlci. There waa
little
bow.
cycle for this year will be practically the
ao railway communication with Ibe
, same motile aa 1900. aa improvement reein*
In a little Western town the other
terlor In those days and bo bad ridden
to be impossible. 1'reciM‘ly the same is
In from bl* home at CulraMrf In i»a
laxative Bromo-Qutnlne Tablet« euro a cold la true of Hostetter'» Stomach Bitter*
It day the most popular cltlsen soundly
sooday. No cure, No Fay. Price 24cents
represent» the limit» ot aience. and it is ini- whipped a tough character, ami to vln
(ban elx day», bavin« alerted the pre
[«■ssible to make a better medicine for the dteate the majesty of the law the of
vloua Monday.
By the Wrong Process.
stomach, liver, kidneys and blood. Try 1
Now Coleaberg la more than 500 mllea
dyspepsia, indi<e»ilon. constipation, fender was brought up for trial. The
The teacher was trying to explain tor
flatulency,or sour stomach, and you will I m jury were out about two minutes.
from Cape Town and the country la
to the little girl what faith is.
convinced. Nover lake a substitute.
"Well" said the Judge, "what have the
very rough going, much of II beltig san l
"Now, when your father plants his
and other parte very mountainoua. No
jury to say?” "May It please the court,"
A Time for Everything.
flower seeds in the spring, how dues
Kngllab bred horse, fed according to
responded the foreman, "we. the jury,
he know they’ll come up?"
“I have made all the arrangements find that the prisoner Is not guilty of
English method», could have accom
"’Cause our neighbors has got for your divorce,” said the lawyer.
plished such a rlile as thia, more espe
hlttln* with intent to kill, but simply to
chickens, ma'am,” aaid the little one. “Shall I secure it at once?”
cially when we eouMder the tempera
paralyse; and be done It." The verdict
"No,” repiled the ’sensational act was received with applause and the
ture of th» Capo Colony. I went to
Bend 15 cents in stamps for a sam- ress,"after some reflection. "Not yet.
look at the animal on which the journey
Mrs.
August
Waltgraf,
of
South
prisoner
received
sn
ovation.
{de of copy of Camera Craft and a My pross'agent is on his vacation.”
Seuator Vest of Missouri tells of a Bvron. Wia.. mother of the young lady had been performed and found It to bo
arge three color picture of" Wawona. ”
whose portrait we here publish, wrote
mass meeting once when a certalu res in January. liRK*. saying her daughter a little roan »chlmmel barely fourteen
The best photographic magazine pub
olutlou waa discussed for several had suffered for two year» with irreg hamia and apparently as fresh as patnL
lished. 330 Sutter St., San Francisco.
Another very remarkable rtde that
hours. Finally one of the delegatee be ular menstruation—had headM-he all
ramo under my null«» wr* performed
the
time,
and
pain
in
her
aide,
f«*t
gan
a
speech
w
hich
wandered
all
over
Jam«« J. Hill'» Early Day*.
swelled, and waa generally miserable by a Boer who lived a few tulles from
James J. Hill, the railway magnate, ALARMING SYMPTOMS DESCRIBED creation. Some one Interrupted him She received an answer promptly with Graytown, In Natal, lite wife wa*
with
the
remark
that
he
ought
to
rou
waa at one time a Mississippi river
advice, and under date of March, 1S90, taken 111 and a particular medicine, not
IN A SWORN STATEMENT
tine his remarks to the resolution. the mother write» again that Lydia K to be obtained In Uraytown. wee Im
steamboat “runner,” and as such was
“Yea." said Judge Phillips, who was Pinkham'* Vegetable Compound cured perative. Ho In th» early boura of the
well known in the early development
of Milwaukee. He was then account Mr*. W. T. Clark, of Bew«». N. T. Telia presiding, “the gentleman must apeak her daughter of all pains and irregu night be started for Marltaburg, fifty-
Why Bhe is N«w Kecommeuding a
to the resolution." "I-et us have the larity.
ed one of the best "drummers” of bus
Nothing in the world equals Lydia * five miles distant, through an extreme
WellknowM Heiuedy to
resolution read.” suggested some one
iness for river boats.
Pinkham's great medicine for regu ly hilly country and wa* back on bl*
Her Friends.
In the meeting. Judge Phillips stooped lating woman's peculiar monthly farm In sixteen hour*. Tbs remark
Bran or O bto . errv or tolxdo . (
Indigestion and stomach trouble down and whispered to the absent troubles.
,. ,
able thing In this rid» wa* that this
Lix«« covxrv.
I"
minded secretary. "Read the resolu
Boer weighed over seventeen atone.
nuxx J. v'asxtT makes oath that be la tbe have many results that are not always
senior porter o( tho firm 0» F. J. l aaxsv A Co., readily traced to their real cause. tion.” he said, “ll'm?" queried the sec
In my own experience many Instance*
doing bneineea Io tho City ef Toledo, County
rotary, waking up; “what resolution?”
jf the wonderful staying power* of Af
Detcrtniiulion.
andJUa’« aforesaid, and thai mid fl res «111 par Sometime* the kidneys are apparently
the sum 01 ONE HCNDRED DOLLARS for each affected but more often an irregulari •'The oue we have been discussing for
"It’s the only toime on earth,"said rican horae* have occurred. To men
end every cue of Catarrh that cannot bo cured
ty of the heart's action produces a far several hours," replied Judge Phillips. Mr. Dolan, who was struggling with a tion one. In ISGtl I had been appointed
by tbe use of H all ' s C atsoxx Cvae
FRANK J. CHENEY
more alarming symptom. The cause The resolution was hunted for high and balky hone, "that I wish* for an otty- honorable secretary of the flrst athletic
Sworn to before me and oubecribed in mv
On the
■porta held In the L'mbotl country of
presence, thi* Sib day of December, A. D. ISM. is easily explained and ia remove«! low, but could not lie found.
mobile. ”
when the stomach troulde is cured. secretary's desk there was a bit of
Natal. They were to b» held In Gray
A. W.GLKABO.N,
"Would
ye*
sell
the
bone?
”
I_____ *
Notary PaMke. A case in point is that of Mrs. W. T. paper which looked as If it had been
"No, sir. I'd never give in like town on boxing day. which fell on a
Ball's Catarrh Core is taken Internally and ecu ' Clark, of 318 West Thomas street, nibbled by a mouse. It was all that re
that. I'd hitch the animal up in Monday. All preparation*, etc., were
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
| Rome, N. Y. She says:
mained of the resolution. The absent front of the machine, and then I'd see concluded early In December, when I
the system, send for te«ilmonial*, free.
F. J. CHENEY d CO.. Toledo, O.
“To begin with, I had gastritis, minded secretary bad eaten the rest.
received an urgent request to go to th*
Bold by druggist*. 74c.
whether he'd go or not.’
which brought on sinking sjiell» for
Tranavaal to look after a friend who
Boll's Family Fill* are the best.
During one of his expeditions In the
’ about an hour every morning. I was Philippines, the late Gen. Lawton came
wa* lying very 111 In bta wagon with
Take
pictures
at
night
at
you
home
Systematic Economy.
very weak and nervous and finally was across the trail of n [»arty of Flllplnoe, —print them at night—you can do it. io attendant* but a couple of raw kaf-
My wbiehbe followed for several days wltb Address Kirk, Geary A Co., 330 Sut Ira. I rode a* bard a* I could and
"The idea of your telling me I’m compelled to take to my bed.
extravagant!" protested Mr Chug : illness began in the spring of 1897, a small body of troops. Oue day be and ter St., San Francisco, for informa found him among th* kopje* of the
water, "when I have saved up $500 in and continued for about four months. his staff reached the top of a small eml tion. Largest photo supply house in Drakensberg, between I.ydenberg and
Wakkeratrom. very bad wltb fever,
the last 10 years on one item alone, For about half this time I was con nence and saw a river stretching be the West.
fined to my bed.
I suffered greatly
which be bad contracted somewhere la
by a little self denial!"
low them but a short distance ahead.
tbe low country to the northwest I
“What item was that?” demanded from the stomach trouble and ner Turning to one of bls aids, the General
For Cause.
vousness, but w hat alarmed me most
leaded him for soma day* until h» we*
Mr». Chugwater.
said: "Lieutenant, ride ahead and see
Yeast—Do the robins come to pick tlearly out of danger and then suddenly
“Cutting,down my life insurance was the sinking feeling at the heart. If that river is fordable." The Lieuten
the
bread
cruml«
from
your
lawn?
“I had read about Dr. Williams'
remembered that I bad to be In Gray
from $5,000 to $1,000.”
Crimsonback—They used to, but town on Monday morning. I waa then
Pink Pills for Pale People and when ant put spurs to hls horse, snd soon en
some of my friends recommended the tered the river. A few feet from shore they don’t any more.
RO CUBE A COLD IW OBB DAT
lifting on tbe wagon box drinking my
"How do you account for that?"
Takv Laxative Bromo Qnlalae Tableta. Ail pills very highly, I decided to give the bottom shelved off suddenly and
aiornlng coffee at fl o'clock Saturday
Iruxgiits rehind the money If It laits to eera.
the
horse
was
soon
floundering
In
deep
"My
wife
makes
her
own
bread."
them a trial. I bought one box and
Horning. Graytown waa 230 mile*
& w7uror« i signature lion eech box. lie.
by the time this was used up the sink water. The Lieutenant disengaged
■ way. but I wa* at my post there at
A Warning.
ing spells had ceased.
I felt better himself and swam to the shore, which
10 a. m. and In addition took a second
*rlte both In running snd jumping com
“You had better not go boating but continued taking the pills until I the horse also reached In a short time.
petition*.—African Life.
with sister,” said Tommy to his sis had used 12 boxes. I still keep the After a brief chase, to the amusement
pills in the bouse for I believe that of the General and the staff, the horse Tbi« «¡ft!slur« is on •▼•$? box of ths gonuino
ter’s l<eau.
'hountfiig him
waa
. they are a splendid medicine.
Mother* «111 find Mr*. Wlnslo« * Booth-
“Why not, Tommy?”
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Table«,
MMuNUtK Hls khaki the remedy tkal ewreo a ewld la esse day Inf Nyrup the brvt remedy to use tor their
"’Cause I heard her say she intend always recommend Dr. Willi*
children
during ibe teething period.
br-druggled
I Pink Pills to my friends i ‘
ed to throw you overboard soon.”
BRlMn srom the top*
. ing for I know tha* IDcR
*
■
Already Informed.
Gala
that ia daimeAAwtoM*
Wote at every jump of
Helti'e Beheel.
Disappointed
admirer
—
Yo
’
kin
tell
ling
up
to
tbe
General.
First
Financier
—1 gave niy I*>y
At Merlo Park, H*a Mateo Coenty. Cal., wl
lu beauiiml. vurrouadias*. perR-eSaUma
1 1»e gravely sainted, and said: "1 have Dinah dat ef she wants dat chump $100,000 to op Tate with on the *l treet
carelnl »'i:-er> * on, thoiougk itoSHM
comi rte la» . rauMiea. sud jnflMÑH^IiÍB
| the honor to report, sir. that the river I h Sain Johnson she can hab hin>. See? tho other day, and ho made $2,000
Mutual friend—He done tole her
• ,
Ben j. 8 Drown.
not fordable.” law ton looked at him
Secund Financier—Clear?
«•WUBF*
Notary Public. a moment, trying to maintain the dig dat hisself.
"Yes; that's what he had left."
Ivo discovery of modern times has nity of hie position, but the situation
proved such a blessing to women as wax too ludicrous for him. He burst
Not * French Scholar.
Dr. Williams'Pink Pills for Pale Peo Into a hearty laugh In which the staff
We naughtily
"Here, son, you've studied French;
that you have already proposed to two ple. Acting directly on the blood joined at the expense of the youn*^
THE ORIGINAL
what's this word on the eatin’ list?"
and nerves, invigorating tho body, lieutenant, who, however, tells the
other girls this year.
"That's ‘fillet’,"
He—Yes, dear; but I assure you it regulatng the functions, they restore story on himself.
"Fillle!
Do they tilin’ I wan»
the strength and health in the ex
was only out of compassion.
horse meat?"
hausted patient when every effort of
I
Pope's Wardrobe.
the physician proves unavailing.
A large staff of women is employed
ScM-EvMtaL
FITS PvrmuuMlv
e. No SU w „i.oou.
These pills are sold in boxes at 50
■ ■ ■ <e Bftwr fl-ec lay e i»«nf hr KLs« - <,re«t N«r*8
Teacher—Johnny, what do we cents a box or six boxes for $2.50. and at the Vatican for the sole purpose of
fU-V-r-r
O* trial le .«tu ab I Uo«l
keeping
the
Pope's
wardrobe
tn
perfect
im . Da. IL II K lims . 144.141 Arch ■»$.. Fbila4«lphla. fa
breathe?
may be had at all druggists, or direct condition. No spot or stain may dis
John iry—Air.
OILED
by mail from Dr. Williams Medicine figure the garments worn by bls Holi
Trying to Brt*k Him ot Smoking.
Teacher—That’s right. Now, Tom Co,. Schenectady, Ji. Y.
CLOTHING-
ness,
and,
as
he
always
appears
in
0L
ACA OR YELLOW
Gayboy—What’s wrong with
my, of what is air composed?
white, even a few hours’ wear deprives
WILL KUP YOU DRY tobacco?
Tommy—Breath.
A Problem Solved
the robes of their freshness. It Is con
Slippers—To toll the truth,
NOTMNKU^WILL
George—Why do women talk so sidered that no man's band Is dainty
European Match Compaaic*.
man, it’s adulterated.
I've
cw mu •vearwfltat
enough for their care, so in this one TAM waukSTiTyr» u>oa roe aaovt raw mai * cover«! that my wife has been empty
"An Austrian firm uses 10 tons of much?
CATALOftUES FREE
Fanny—80 the men 'can’t.
They respect women are permitted to serve OriOWIN« PULL
ing the dustpan in my tobacco jar for
LINE OP OARMENn ANO NATO
phosphorus a year and turns out 25,-
think
the
lesser
of
the
two
evils
the
the
Pontiff.
Only
the
most
delicate
A
d.TSWtB
CS .f STOW.MA3g.49 the nast few morning*.
000,000,000,000 matches.
Another
better.
materials are used, moire silk being the
match company, an English one, uses
I’i«o'a Cur» I« ih» bevi medicine «sever
summer fabric and a specially woven Springtime Resolution!
The Boo* Preoorlption for Molerla
100,000 pounds of sulphur, 700,000
lisci for sil alfa-lions of the throat and
feet of choice white pine timber, and Chill* end Fever is e bottle of Grove** Tutele** tine cloth the winter one.
lung. —Wa O. Kao* lit , Vanburen, lud.,
Chill Tonic. Ill* «imply Iron snd quinine in
Feb. 10, 10UU.
150 tons of strawboard for its boxes a i esteles* tors*. No Cure. No Pay. Price 50c.
A Hebrides Island for Bale.
in the same time.
It Is announced that the Duke of Ar Sure relief from liquor, rpium and tobaccJ
The Critic'« Way.
After Seeing the Library.
habifr. 8en<l for particular! to
Big Estate« Doubled.
"Gran'pa, please draw me a naked gyll Intends to sell Tlree, the most fer
Indignant Artist—You say it’s a
Rg«— bad picture? And pray, what do you
It is declared by Wall atreet men boy—‘thout a stitch o’ clothes—not tile Island of the Argyleshire Hebrides. Knlay lutititi,
It la some twelve miles long and four
that the estates of Commodore Van- even shoes.”
know about pictures?
You never
SI.. SO— I Set.
painted any.
derbilt and Jay Gould have about dou
"Why, Tommy, that wouldn’t be miles broad. By reason of Its flatness. M. r. b . D.
Tlree Is prettily described In an ancient
bled in the hands of the late owners. proper.”
Critic—My dear fellow, I know a
The Vanderbilt propertiea were worth
bad egg, though I never laid any.
"Yes, it would, gran’pa; I want to Celtic legend aa “the kingdom whose
$80,000,000 and the Gould interests put wings on him—an' make him an summits are lower than the waves."
Around the coast there are some forty
$70,000,000.
angel.”
ruined watch towers of unknown his
tory and several "standing atones."
The Duke's factor’s house was erected
In the middle of the eighteenth century
on the site of the venerable ruin of a
turreted caatle.—London Chronicle.
Short Storie^
A CONGRESSMAN
IFRICAN HORStS AR« HARO*
IM.«”
Cured of Calatrh of Long Standleg
t> 1 f drug
Ulto
A tunulvnllou« lury
•If'm. Your verdict
ilmlly mix«|.
Foreman of Jury-Vis, yo(lr ho,)or
It a In Mcordance with Iho ovid*n(J
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
SINKING SPELLS.
•»Ifb »XFML» 1
Push and
Pull.
Hho—lie's in the push, all right
Ho—How did he gel there*
Hlie—Oh, he bail a pull.
Ki t ongrve»m»ii A. T. G o . k 1 w , u
Ex t'ongrt'aaiiian A. T, Goodwyn,
front Alalieina writes the following
letter:
The I’eruna M«lieino Co., Columbus,
Ohio:
Gentlemen—"I have now used twu
bottles of I’eruna, and am a «ell man
today. 1 could led the g<Msl effects
of your mediciM Ixdore I had ueed it
a week, after suffering with catarrh
for over a year."
Keepectfulljr, A.
T. Gmaiwyn.
Catarrh in its various forms is
rspiiily iweoniing a national curse.
An undoubtt'd rcinetly has I »ten dis
covered by Dr. Hartman. This rent*
«ly has Is-cit thoroughly •tested dur
ing the past 40 years.
Prominent
nien have conte to know of its virtues
end are making public utterances 011
the subject. To save the country wo
must save the p«>ople.
To save the
|»eopk< we must protect them from
disease. The disease that is al once the
most prevalent and stubborn ot cure
i* catarrh. Public men of all parties
recognise in I’eruna a national catarrh
remedy of unequalled merit.
If you do not derive pronipt and
satisfactory results from the use of
I’eruna. write at once to Dr. Hart
man. giving a full statement of your
case and he will I»’ pleased to give
you his valuable advice gratia.
Aildrevs Dr. Hartman, president of
the Hartman Baiutaruni, Columbus,
Ohio.
JOHN POOLE, Portland,
Fool
ot
Grego»,
Morrison Mrovi.
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Rheumailsm
Rheumatism is due to aa excess of scid in the
blood. When this escapes through the pores of the
akin, as it often does, it produces some form of skin
eruption—some itching disease like Eczema or
Tetter — but when these little tubes or sweat glands
are suddenly closed by exposure to cold and sudden
chilling of the body, then the poisons thrown off by
the blood, finding no outlet, settle in membranes,
muscles, tissues and nerve*. These parts become greatly inflamed, feverish and
; dagger-like, maddening pains follow in quick succession, the muscles become
extremely tender, the nerves break down and the sufferer is soon reduced to a state
of helplessness and misery. Thia acid poison penetrates the joints and seems to
dry out the natural oils, and the legs, arms and fingers become so stiff and sore
that every movement is attended with excruciating pains.
Liniments, plasters, electricity and baths, while their use may give temporary
Base, cannot be called cures, for the disease returns with every change of the weather.
8. 3. S. cure* Rheumatism by
** Three years a<o I had a severe attsvek of working a complete change in
!• ffrippe, which left me almost a phyeioal the blood ; the acids are neutral
wreck. To add to my wretched condition, a ized, the circulation purified and
aerere form of Rheumatism developed. X the rich, healthy blood that is
tried all the physicians in our city, but none
of them could do me any permanent good. I carried to the irritated, aching
need all tho rhenmatlo ouree I could hear of, muscles and joints, soothes and
but received no benefit. After beginning 8. B. heals them. 8. S. S. cures Rheu
B. X was relieved of the pains and have gained matism even when inherited or
tn flesh and strength and my general health brought on by the excessive use
la hotter than for years. I oonelder 8. B. 8. of mercury. Opium, in some
tho grandest blood medicine in tho world,
and heartily recommend it to any one seek- form, is the basis of nearly all
tag relief from the tortures of Rheumatism. so-called Rheumatic Cures,
B. 9. OBXGOBT, Union, B. C.”
which deaden the pain but do
not touch the disease and lead
to ruinous hsbits. Alkalies snd the potash and mineral remedies so often pre
scribed, affect the tender lining of the stomach and weaken the digestion, thus
adding another burden to the already weak and impoverished blood. S. 8. S. con
tains no mineral or dangerous drug of any kind, but is a simple, vegetable
remedy and the most perfect blood purifier known. Send for our book on Rheu
matism and write our physicians if you wish any information or advice. We would
be glad to mail you a book free; we charge nothing whatever for medical advice.
THE 5WIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, <JA.
Fears a Tlrnlxr Famine.
If It were not for the foreign auppllea
England receives a timber famine
would have overtaken the country long
ago, because the home.grown supply
has not been able to meet a tithe of the
demand for long enough, and that only
of Inferior kinds of timber. If the for
elgn supply of fir alone was to fall off
sensibly now the whole building trade
of the country would come to a partial
standstill and the wagon companies
would be next to Idle.
Tried to Please Her.
Mlstress- l'd Just like to know what
was the meaning of all that loud and
angry talking down stairs last nlgbt?
Domestic—That was Just me and me
busband, mum.
"Your busband? You told me when
you came that you were not mnrrh-d.''
"I wasn’t, then, mum; but you com
plained about havin’ so much love-mnk-
In’ In th’ kitchen, so I married one of
’em.’’-New York Weekly.
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lure or Cna*. H. Fletcher, and lias been made under hio
personal fliipervinlon for over .30 veara AiuJv .
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to deceive you in thia. CounteJeTt»,’imitatV,0
eits, Imitations and
What is CASTORIA
Caatorla 1« a harmle»» aiibatlttite for Castor Oil i»Ilr-
fforic, Drop» and Hoothing Hyrupn. It is Pleasiint ftPi»
contain» neither Opium, Morphino nor otli. r N,,«<>» «
‘T’.*'* ,U
It <D slroys w’lrnm
and allay» FcvcriNlincsq. it currg IMarrliiiui
wii
Colle. It relieve» Toething Trouble^ e.roei Coni?,n^ nd
and Flatulency. It a»»lmllate» tiro Food, rcgula& ho
Htomarh and Bowels, giving healthy and nut
The Children'» Panacea The Muth'i’S‘ Friend “*
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho Signaturo of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
▼Mt CENTAUR CO!
errv.
On.
Dulldere of High Grade
THRESHERS, CLOVER HULLHRS, HORSE POWERS, TRACTION
AND FARM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAW MILLS, ETC
EDWARD HUGHE8, General Agent.
182-180 Madison St., Portland. O»gon.
Catalogue M^ikd Free.
PRUSSIAN 8TOCK FOOD
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thovoughlirrit ««lee
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AfrnU wanted in every town.
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What Does It Cost?
We have just issued an excellent little Cat
alogue on Fence subjects.
Full illustrations;
all the newest Fence information.
A postal
card will bring It to you.
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Portland Anchor Fence Co.
743 Nicolai St., Portland, Or.
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GEISLER PATENTS
COMPANY.
Chamber of Commerce,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Altogether llifferent.
Tt’e all very well before a girl'» mar
ried for her to get a flower In her hair,”
remarked the Observer of Event* nnd
Thing«, “but It'* an entirely different
matter If after she'a married she get*
I tier lialr In tbe flour.”—You here Htute*- :
• maa.
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THE AULTMAN & TAYLOR MACHINERY CO.
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