Klamath republican., June 28, 1906, Image 3

4
Tke
ntm
Peet.
f<et>an was Justifying the dereptlon h"
had prei-th'sil upon J a cub In the uinllvr
•f l<*ah
”1 diilu’l mind letfhig him have l^ah
he asld, "but l’iu s Utile more perth-ulsr
nn to llai-hel. I’ve had my double all tliu
time, anyhow, alxtul taking Into my fam
lly a yoong man who la willing to work
aevrii whole years Juel for a girl.
Ilv
doesn't seem to me tu 1» the kind of man
the* would be likely to gut ahsad In th»
World."
But Jorah's wllllngnsss to work smith
er aetvn years for Knohel struck ths old
man aa showing grit and paraevaran'-o.
eiol II la a ma tier uf hiatory that tha
young man Anally made good as a sou In
law.
Blood Humors
Conimnnly <*au*e plmpl«*, boil*, hive*, •raema
or «alt rhaiitn, or a«>rna othar form of erup­
tion. but soinatlme* they eiiat In tho *y*t«in.
Iii'll<’al«<l by ftwlihtf* uf wrebn»**, languor,
Io** of apppllte, or genrrai debility, without
canning any breaking out
11
I « Mar «apar Illa t-ipel* tb»m, renova»«,
etri iigthma and tone* the whole eyatem.
Tbla I* the Uatimony uf thousand* annually.
TH! BRAYTON HOSPITALITY.
1«
I>I4
Wvl
W m M8
Waa
THS FLECTRICAL INDUSTRY.
Their
< va««
Whew
lahea
«MOS Theav.
II la M»«tlH-a to It- tireal-al ot All
Moekaalral lafereata.
RHEUMA Tl SM
“That uniat I m > Emmeline Breton's
Tl>e eiertri<-ul Industry, though a
funeral,” «aid tha elder «later, peer
comparatively new field of
develop-
Ing through the misty window and ineut, Is destined to be tlie gr««test of
glasoea Hutt g.ew auddetily
mlatier. ■ II me* lisij' sl Intereeta, says the New
"My, but It'a a long one! Adelaide, York Herald
Facte
oixernlng Ila
While the damp, cold, changing weather of
you must remember Etnmy Brayton? widespread Interest are rare. The ceu
Winter
intensifies the pains and other disagreeable
Hhe waa In tlie class above ua, but —” siis ultle. has attempted little In col­
Adelahle, who bad just returned to lecting such stutlstlia till recently, but symptoms of Rheumatism, it is by no means a
Iter native plai-e after an atieeni-e of the luqulrlwt of the permanent < ensus winter disease exclusively.
Through the long
I, peculiar tu Itsrlf. Accept no auballliila. many years, noddavl and Jolne-l ber «la util*'» bate result«*! lu soma remarkable
months of Summer its wandering pains and twitch­
but Inalat on having llis.il', sad
It todsy. ter at tho window.
facto. There are lu tlie L'ulted Htatea
Liquid ur labial,, luu lluaoa <>ua Dollar.
"Of course I remember Kmmy. Hite (■KO establlsliiuenta, with a capital of ing nerves are felt by those in whose blood the uric
was always (resting us younger ones. $«8,130,M8, aome 5,000 idBcea and 40,- acid, which produces the disease, has accumulated.
Once she got us all on tho kitchen Ht«> wag» earners, which produced ap
l-wrluv If Oa.
Rheumatism is a disease that involves the en­
«Nell I >1'1 you h«*nr Muy’s Ann co rhap lurch «nd brought out two great pans puratua and supplies In USO *alue*l at
UNHID STATIS SINATOR aodir.iiig <»v»*r her <*<unpl<*iloti?
tire
system. Its primary cause results from the
of «ug«r gingerbread, hot from the $Ul,34A,hhb. Titere were, Itowever, re
l ROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Bvlh* \ t-M, ho <*«*rtnlnly did lay It uu oven, mid we ate every mite of IL The porta considered from 132 utlx-r estab­ failure of the eliminative organs, the Liver, Kid­
cook scolded, but her
pretty ttib’k.
mother
PRAISES PE-RU-NA
JlMt lishments making apparatus of au elw- neys and Bowels, to carry out of the system the
Nr 11 Yis, but riot ri«»«rly aa thick as hiughed, nnd when I came home and t rich I character as part of tbelr bus!
urea, or natural refuse matter. This coming in
May do«». Philadelphia !s«d<gr.
told about It, grandmother said that ttaaa, and, all told, these 712 concerns
contact
with the different acids of the body forms
waa the Brayton« nil over, and tbuf turned out proilu-t tu tbe value of
<>• Ills award.
uric acid which is taken up and absorbed by the
there never WM n limit to Hie Brayton $104.738.711)
ask hospitality.
Correapomlaiit Hanstor, rosy I
Heems to me, Anna, I
Nor waa this In reality the limit, for blood.
This acid causes fermentation of the blood,
wltst considerations hava Indmad you to he«rd they had hart their property. It
It la pointed out In tbe report that making it sour and unfit for properly nourishing
opposs lha «1stvli'*<**l bill?
mu»t have been hard for |>eople of that many companies, within and outside
Last Rummer I had a savers attack of InJtmins.
Emlnant Hlstaamsu I Hying Into ■ rag«)
the Ixxly, and as this vital stream goes to every tory Rheumatism in the knees, from which I waa
-”<lun«ld«ratloas!”
Hlr, that quaalluu kind, u«ed to doing no much for every tlie electrical Held, build n great <leal
unable to leave my room for several months. I
t«rdy. to have nothing left to <1o with.” of tlieir own apparatus for tlx-maelvMi, nook and corner of the body, the poison is distrib­
Is a ds tnnabl* ln*ult !
was treated by two doctors and also tried dlffer-
"The question Is where something but nut for sale. No account, moneiver, uted to all parts.
('orrr*p*>ii'kiii Tb*n you are doing It
The
nervous
system
weakens
•nt kinds of liniments and medloines which
P . you kuow, «nils and nothing liegln«," «nawer-nl
wlihuut con«ld»rath>u?
Is taken of electric launch««, uututno from lack of rich, pure bl<x»d, the skin becomes fe­
aeemed to relieve me from pain for awhile, but at
Nrnator, that ia what the UMMt uf us MI m Adam«, blowing on tier gl««ne«
miles or l<x-omotlve«, tl*ese l-elitg ac­
the same time I was not any nearer getting well.
hav* i»**n suaparlluM?
•nd ecrubbtng them.
'Ttiey did lose counted for In thu r<*a|w**tlve branches verish and swollen, the stomach and digestion are
One day while reading a paper I saw an adver­
tisement
of 8. 8. 8. for Rheumatism. I deoided
their property, but they never «top|s*d uf shipbuilding, carriage building and affected, the appetite fails aud a general diseased
to give It a trial, which I did at once. After I had
l*elng hospitable They were only more ke-iiUKithe building, while they obvi­
condition of the entire system is the result.
taken three bottles I felt a great deal better, and
«ml mure simple In their wnys of show
ously include and duplicate aome ap
Not ouly is Rheumatism the most painful of I continued to take It regularly until I waa en­
Ing
It
Their
bouse
was
the
center
of
parntua already reported otherwise by
For Infants and Children.
tirely cured. I now feel better than I have for
things long after everybody they knew electrical manufactures. There la alao all diseases, with its swollen, stiff joints, throbbing
years.
CHAH. E. OILDER8LEEVE.
I
wes better off than they.
613 32nd Street, Newport News, Va.
no Inclusion uf any ele*-tro chemical or muscles and stingiug nerves, but it is a formidable
"But «1 lest, when ni«rrl«gee and «lectro metallurgical products, although
and dangerous trouble. If the uric acid is allowed
81M"u“at«^’r
deaths bad broken up the family till well nigh all our cop;a*r la relined elec­
only Kuimy was left end she had to trically ami all our aluminum, carbo­ to remain in the blood, and the disease becomes chronic, chalky deposits form at the joints,
move way out where you had a ride a rundum, cah-lum carbide, etc., la tbe and they are rendered immovable and stiff, and the patient left a helpless cripple for life.
half hour by trolley and walk down ■ prodwt of electricity.
Every day the poison remains in the system the disease gets a firmer hold. The best time
SIA. I tabla *». lilalary.
lung lane all full uf tin can« and «ooty
While elis-trlcal manufacturing
H
Tha army In klatidara bad bagua te
to get rid of Rheumatism is in warm weather; because then the blood takes on new life and
■nuw drifts. It did make a difference. sltowit to I-- cblutly
concentrated H*
aw.nr dreadfully.
the skin is more active and can better assist in the elimination of the poisons. With the
”Ws dmi'l like tn do It.” atplalnad ons Mbs wee an Invalid then, bro, pretty some six Eastern and two Middle or
nearly, and couldn't get about herself; Western State«, the Industry Is fairly proper remedy to force the acid out of the blood, and at the same time build up and
tha ofllewr,. "but. of courao, wa'vo
and although her frlemla didn't forget widespread, Ils data ta-lug furnished by
back up tloo Hhorman.”
strengten the Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and other organs of the body, Rheumatism can be per­
tier, they couldn't get to tier often, nnd uo fewer than ulnetcvii Htatea.
It is
Old-ra.bleeeS ii»vii«iir.
External applications relieve the pain and temporarily reduce the inflam­
If Lmmy had been anybody but Emmy, a little surprising to see i'ennayIvanla manently cured.
'Our dads were a lut uf moeebacke. ■lie might lutve been miserably lonely
bead the list of Htates, with a total mation, and for this reason are desirable, but they cannot have any effect on the disease.
weren't they?"
■ nd forloru.
of nearly 2I,OUO,<JUO, but New York bad, The blood is poisoned and the blood must be treated before a cure can be effected.
" Itoed they were,
Why, those old
"Hut «lie waa Emmy, and the Bray­ nearly IX,<«A!,<XJO und Hlluols nearly
S. S. S., a remedy made from roots, herbs and bark’s, is the best treatment for Rheuma­
ehape uaed tu actually think that tbs ton character!«the were •■ strong as
12,UtaJ,<X*J.
r a Senator M.
tism. It goes into the blood and attacks the disease at its head, and by neutralizing the acid
Itliii'k Crook' was Indecent”- Louis •ver. Iler shabby little cheap cottage
Ub*SaSHF^5n5eSB52S75aSB5
rille Courier Journal.
was on the edge of a marshy pood.
and driving it out, and building up the sour blood so it can supply nourishment and strength
t>y«pcp*l* I, Often Caused by Catarrh
• nd the 1’ollab tiuya and girl«, big ami
to every part of the body, if cures Rheumatism permanently. S. S. S. is the only safe cure
^^C0LDJ)AYS
IN
CANADA.
of the Htoniarh Peruns Kellevea Ca
little, from the now factory eettlemeut
for the disease; being purely vegetable, it will not injure the system in the least, as do
t.rrb of th« Htoniarh and 1« Therefore
on tl*o farttier side uaed tu come there
a ltome<ly for pyapepala.
those medicines which contain Potash or some other mineral ingredient. S. S. S. tones up
to skate.
.•••••«•»••••••••••••.••••■••••.••••••••••••••«••«
• «IS*. Thrsaa Made la Fraaee.
"One day site beckoned In a boy who
"This winter, fur a change, I went
_
every part of the body by its fine tonic properties.
Hon M <', Butler, Ex U. 8 Hm
Thread flinde from tha splder'a w»b was struggling with a broken strep and to Canada Instead of Florida, 1 ñatead
While cleansing the blood of all poisons it builds up the
■ tor from Houtli i'urollna for two
ie lighter and stronger Ilian that which told him slie would be glad If be an<1 uf a tropU-al, I tried au arctic winter.
term«, in i* l«tt«r from Washington,
appetite and digestion, soothes the excited nerves, re-
comee from the silkworm.
In Ereuu* bl« frlemla or auy of the skaters would And I enjoye*! It Immeasurably.”
D. I'., writ, s to the Peruna Medicine
there
Is
a
factory
used
only
fur
duces
all inflammation, relieves pain and completely
the
come
In
and
get
warm
whenever
they
The speaker, it rich young bachelor,
Ue*, na follow.!
luuufacture of spider thread.
liked. Tltey were too shy to re»t«md, lighted a cigarette,
ami,
continued,
cures Rheumatism in every form—Muscular, Inflanima-
"1 can raconimend Peruns for
till otte day a crowd of them hurried smiling at the blue smoke, as he ray
dyspepsia and stomach trouble,
I
tory, Articular or Sciatic. If you are worried with the
Me, a VallS OUJsellsa.
In with a scared little fellow who had ba<-k lu bls big chair:
hive been using your medicine for
Man at tha l>rak No, sir; I doe'l want
nagging pains of Rheumatism, do not wait for it to be­
« short period and I feel very much
broken
through
Hie
Ice,
and
after
that
"It s|*ent a month in a temperatureof
it. 1 havso'l auy tliu. to talk to you.
relieved
It la indeed a wonderful
they fell Into the way of coming ami .*xt degrees below zero, and
come chronic, but begin the use of S. S. S. and purge
It
wax
•Uber.
I
medicine, beside« a good tonic."
Caller (with prospectus of Mr booh) there waa Emmeline, provided wltn n glorious- a white world, a deep blut the blood of every particle of the i poison.
Write for our book on Rheumatism, and ask our
J
My J mi Mr, that won't be ne.waaary. new social circle, and headquarters In sky, a pure air that cheered me like
physicians
for
any
advice
you
wish.
We
make no charge for either.
CKTAKHI! of th«* *t<»m*rh I* th« For» I'm «lillu, to do all th. lathing.
Iter own kitchen.
champagne.
reel nnmo for moot <•*•«’* of <ly»pcp
"TI kom wunn hearted boys and girls
**rbe Canadian hotela were all com
tin. Io order to euro eitarrh of tho
Flow'* Thia T
grew fairly to worship bar. and would fortable. lu a continuous temperature
ttamnrh tho «•«trrh mu*t l»o ern«h<**te<l.
W* offer Ono Hundred Dollar* Reward fot
Oulv nn intrrnoi! mtnrrh romrilv, an v <••>* t>f ' aiarrh that cannwi bo cured by talk to tier as eagerly of Stanislava of 70 degrees I enjoyed my bath of a
Hah • < aiarrh « nr»
and Casmlr, latillslas and Falka as If inorulng as well as I'd hare done at
•tit’h nn I'rrtinn, io AvniUblo.
F J i IU M.Y À < <» . I'rui<, Toledo, a
I'cruno rinrtly mr<*l* tho Indication*.
they t*elonged to famlllea alio bad t>em
Wo. the un terntgnnd, have in wu F
J.
I’altu Beach. Aud. after a hearty break
Chvtbey ft.r tho laal IA year« an<! believe him
friends with sll her life.
i<erfe«-ily h<<n*>ral 1«? In all Lutine«« iranaao-
fast, I put on a fur coat, a fur cap,
Titila WeeieS ta Maha Bare.
I na an 1 fl nan<-tally able lu carry uul any ub-
"You see. It was tlie Brayton hoapl
fur gloves and 'arctics' and went out
ilgall -nt made l>v tlmlr bruì
It wee Tuesday tnurulng The clothes "igf A lai at. Wholesale Dr’i|p lit*. Toledo, (>. taltty ; nothing left to offer but g***»d
for a day's sport at tutsiggaulng, or
ha 1 been washed, dried and folded and U « UH No K INNA*
MaaviM, »' botatale Drug-
will and a kitchen Ora, but site had of­
curling, or skating, or ski Ing.
giel« ii>lv<|<>, «»
Met • Sienoarapher.
Some Other T.wa.
e iruticn seuae p-.lidcd to the fact that
fered
tboeSL
”
GASOLENE ENGINES . «» < nor«,
lla.l •< aiarrh <‘nre I* taken Internally, ert­
"Everybody wore furs.
Everybody
"Wants to be a police Inrpector. doee power fully warranted fl25. All Alzen and
"I understand that you have a new
It t> as Ironing dny. but caull ua Hcaitdl ili* ‘litri t v upuo the I . - ! and mu- uu* a'lt-
"Poor Emmy!" sighed Adelaida.
fa*et uf thr oytioin
I'rlre Tic }<*r butue.
looked like n millionaire. The pretty typewriter."
he?
Has ho anything to recotuend him •tj les at lowest prices. Write for catalog.
natlau Tillie, ths new meld, «as not hold t>y ali Druaglata letti onlala tree.
"No, not poor Eiunty!" rwst>>nded
for the position?*’
little shop girl. In ber coat of bearskin
"Yea."
Kali a Family "ill* are the I mm I.
REICRSON MACHINERY COMPANY
going tn nuke the luistako of going
Anna, setting back her gla«a<w firmly
“
Yes
—he’s already rich.
or fux fur, for once looked quite as
"Did you succeed in getting g bright
PortlaiMi. Oreg««.
abend liefore being sure that she was
■ nd blinking flercely behind them.
flue as Iter sister, the banker's da ugh one?"
right. Before committing
herself to
“’Hear' Emmy, If you will, but not
a
ter.
"Yes, It's nlcksl-plsted.”—Houston
the obvious task she poked tier hoed
-poor.' Emmeline Brayton was n hap
"No one dared to touch metal out Poet
Into the dining ro-tm Io say. apiwellng
py women happy to the very last''—
of ibsirs with the bare hand.
If you
ly : "Meeals. I skuld like to apeak emue
Youths' Companion.
did to you wen* burnt, as with a hot
tM ■ " "Whnt la It. Tillie F "Nkal I
WOMDERFUL HOME
Iron. and h I oo t tie re was an electric
rook tome flatiron f asksd Tillie, earn
TKiTNEIT
■ shock a flush of blue at your Unger
•ally.
Th s wonderful Uhl-
M>>tb«*rs w'.ll flmt Mo, Wtnglow*« Soothing
A LITTLE KINDNESS
S tip. and a sharp pain running through
ua»a
la called
Ryrup th» ba«< remedy louse fur ibelr children
great because ba cures
Sere .1 Owe Thine,
during the teething («rlod.
you. It was quite easy to accumulate
pet pl» w*.lht>jt oparn-
Trachsr (at night echoel)
What do
Itou that are give« up
TOWER’S SUCKERS
t store of electricity by shuttling the
to dla. Ke cures with
It wm deelarvil al Edinburgh re.wntly
you know of Bud«p««t?
tb«>ec wottd‘.-rful cni-
"cet
“
ii
the
caris't
and
then,
turning
on
will
keep
you
dry
as
• baggy llllrad I'upll Buda;-aat la « that nmr** fisherman war. drowned from
"The evening before I startiil on my
n«<e harba. roots, buds,
barks and vegetables
the
th. rust (an of wearing long boots than vacation.” suya a school teacher, writ­ the gas, to light It by touching
diac,*« that attacks sattle. It Is levarla
nothing else will.because
that are entirely U’t-
by
all
tb*
storms.
blr fatal.
knewa to m«Kl rai sc
ing In the New York Tribune, "I went burner with the tip of the Unger.
they are the product of
rnce In tb s c >n i:ry. Eb rou^n be use uf tn* s»
”1 gained In weight and atrength in
harmless remiMtles thia tamowa do tur kno-vs
to the seauiatroas who bad been doing
depends on how
the actlou of over W0 d .fierent remed'.e*» wbl-'b
the best materials and
some work for me.
I waa cruea and thl« Ititenoe. still, wlndleaa colil of SO
honestly it is made
he succv«8'uKy u«es In dtgereffC KtMMBSSh H-»
t’nder the blue
► UMTanire^tj cure catarrh, asthma, lung, thr -au
eerenty yean’ experi*'
unreasonable generally because she had degrees below aero.
rheumatism. nervouanMe, stomach, liver; k d
Beys, etc.; hae hundreds of teal.tnonla.v
not sent my things to me, and even *ky uf that white, froxeti world, skat
ence in manufacturing.
l haraes moderate l all and «ee him. Pau
when I found that she was up to her Ing. tolsvggiiiilng. sleighing, 1 waa hap­
out of the city write for blankr and
rculxs.
who goes straight lo work to cure
bend stamp. UuNSl LTATIUN FKKL.
eyes In work that hud tu !■• flnlidied pier, aa I breathed the air like chaui
A. J. TOWER CO.
pagne. than I had ever been of a win
before morning. 1 was grouchy atlll.
Mdrm THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO
Boston. U.ÍLA.
are made on honor, of the best matar*
** 'You will havo to rand my things ter in Monte Carlo, or Cairo, or Flori­
161« First St.. S. E. Car. Morrison
RAVAtttAl
by I ha um of
lais.
after uiA* 1 said, aa soon as I could da."
Mention paper
PORTLAND. OREGON.
speak for dlsapi>olntment, and 1 gave
itlive others.
That is why th.
MILLION PHONES ON FARMS.
her my sddreea In the New Hampshire
You won't need to order bag. *o often
town where I waa going.
Clip
nn«l
I'ounlry
llroasht Isle
M every order «pecifie, " BEMIS."
“lfer fact* lit up. ’Are you going tu
ALMOST AS COMMON IN SUMMER AS IN WINTER
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
CASTOR IA
Th* Kind You Have Always Bought
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA.
r Don’t Get Wet!
Dr. C. Gee Wo
BAG CO
SEATTLE
The Life of a Bag
HE ATTENDS TO BUSINESS
BEMIS BAGS
Hurts, Sprains, Bruises
St. Jacobs Oil
< loae
and saves time, money and gets out of mlMry qulikly.
Il Ail» I.Iks Mnslc.
r
Price, 2*>c. nnd &Oc.
A CELLULOID PLATE
U h«*n nii»M JtiM right and «all«ra<Mory to
U m w> a i*r In «very w»y, « » thing any
<lrntt»i can congratti at« hlm*»W u,>"n li'a
on» ot th* |»ro.|u. 1« "< iwrnllrlh r< ntiirjf
«Irntlat y
I* tha|« you’ra atilt ualng ona
Of th« u it m r«
Mu|>i>o«a you let U« »h »w
you a <-« Huí» <1 plata T
WISE BROS., Dentists
<—
|)|< W A M INK
Falling Hulldli g. Third and Washington
• AM I., w I’ M
Itel .la* • • 1« It
Main
CLASSINEDADVERTISING
Port In nd hade Dirrttory
Name« and Addressee in Portland of Repre­
se nt alive Business Firms.
Illoin Nl I'I'I.II m ; Kodak developing and print
ms; write for price«
Woodard, ('latke A Co
M AtiK
lANll.HNM
Weister «o.
l^iwest prêt n <>n lanterns and Mild«*.
I.In» of
DR T. P. WIHK
J
Itrtrent Cut Off.
“By the wny, Mr.
Hankinson, papa
made mirh a funny remark about you the
other evening.”
”\Vhat wan II, Mha Bella?”
“He aaid he wondered why you wcro
com Ing here ao often.”
AN
EVERY DAY STRUGGLE.
l'orli ani
KIA m I I c I K) 11- Il \ ¡ Miinporlsrs. Ilraees ; K nil to
Mt ¡ free inrastirentent blanket Woodaid, < larke
IIOHMK k of all kinds for sale al wry reasonable
pneae. Inquire X7B Front ml
111 U hm - m «ent on approval; wk guarantee fit In
must dilllcull I asea; Woodard, Clarke A Co.
Alili PICI AL KVF.R; eyrry abati» and shape ; as
sori meni sent un approvali Woodard, < larke < o
L'HFAM Nl.l'A II A I <»HM We guarantee the U »
Kvparalor to be the Itesi. U riin lor free tala.og.
Hasel Wood Co., I lllh and Oak.
Ml vm < i.i >1111 So
Hulhim <t I'endleton, sole
ag«*n s Allred Ken Janiin A Co.'s correct elidile«
L.v< ryihlng in men's turnInliln*«.
Morrison and
Minh si reels, opposite poaiofflca.
Fil kF LAND IN OKKOON under the Carey Irrl
Tallon art. Deed direct Oom stale. Write today
o>kl«t and map free.
It. M. Cooke *t Co., 2A|
Alder street, Portland, Oregon.
FOULTHV FOOD If you want your hens to lay
more eggs write us for free particulars about |*U
KINA lol I.IKY IKKD m Anne Mills Co.,
I orl ami, Oregon.
1*1 A NOM *t OKHA NM
Oldest piano house on I'a
etile const, organs and I’lanos on easy payments.
Write ftir list. Let us quote you a price. Allen «k
Gilbert-Kamaker < <>., Portland, <iregon.
Human llalr flood* Mwltrhes, Pompadours, Men’s
Tnuners and W Igs ; lost quality; lowest prices;
send fur Iree price liat; nm.I orders a specially
Faria linlr Miura, mm Washlngiuu ML
k«t HMM.
Mon and Women of Every Occupation
Suffer Mincriea from Kidnoy
Complaint.
Edgewater?" she said. '1 was horn In
thut very town, and I lived there till
I grew up!'
"Then she deecrllxal her old home,
and told me where It was nnd Just how
to get to It I listened politely enough,
then forgot all about It But one day
I was out taking pictures, and some­
thing moved me to try for some slews
of the old house the seamstress Inni
told me about
“When 1 got home I niilatietl and
mounted two on a card, one allowing
the lienutlfully arched old fashioned
front door and yard, nnd the other the
window of the room In which from
her description- she lind been
horn.
Then I wrote Hood's linen on the card:
I remember, I remember
Ths house whers I was born.
Ths llttls window wtisrs the sun
Cams peeping In at morn.
"Her face was a study when I gave
her the little souvenir of her old home.
•| haven't seen It for eighteen yearn 1’
she «aI<1, with tears In her eyes.
"1 wish I deserved the look of grati­
tude she nave me then.
Those two
snap shots meant more to her than the
whole vncutlon did to me.”
Malar
Skates
Baine
I’artvrlrd.
J. C. Lightner, 703 So. Cednr St.,
At the gtvst automobile exhibition
Abilene, Ktinana, in one of the thou
mind*
who
Buffer In l’srls much lliterenf wan taken In
from
kidney
trou the "t’ntln automobile,” or motor skate,
Idea brought on by a new Idea for rapid lotuocotlon, w hich
dully work. “I firat «coins to lw* In pnawas of development
noticed it eight or acrons the water. The apparatus con­
ten ve.’ira ago,” an id
sists of a pair of four wheeled roller
Lightner. “The
!
pain
in
the «knten. about ten Inches high, which
fairly
made are driven by n motor of one mid one-
The reservoir In
kick.
It
wan half borne power.
to get up or contained In n licit, which In
worn
down,
hard
to around the skater’s waist, nnd holds
Rtrnighten, hard to do any work that enough fuel for a run of over llfty
brought a at rain on the back.
1 had
inllea without replenlnhlng. Having sue
frequent attacks of gravel and the
urine wm pmutml too often and with ceeefully started, the skater can work
pain.
When I need Doan'a Kidney up to a speed. It In said, of thirty miles
an hour.
I’illa, however, all trace* of the trou
Ide disappeared and have not returned.
You often henr people sfienk of “dry
I am certainly grateful.”
wit”
Is there such h thing as wet
Sold by all dealer*. 50 cent* a bog
F’-sUr-Mil burn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
wit!
Touch
by
The.«
l.lne«.
When com¡*etltlon began In lstM there
was literally not a farnihtiuse In the
CT’Untry that win connected with a tele­
phone exchange and |H*rhai>s It Is no
exaggeration to any that there was not
a farmhouse that had a telephone. The
Bell company declined absolutely to
construct or establish
farmers’
ex­
changes or to build farmers' lines.
The liest that a farmer could do was
to rent two Instruments nt $100 a year
nnd build and maintain his own Hue.
When a farmer wanted tlie telephone
lieople to build a line out to his place
bo was compelled to guárante« tolls
amounting to at least $.">oo a year. Nat­
urally, under such conditions, the farm­
er was cut off from telephone communi­
cation ami that meant from the world
an he understands It today.
Now a
farmer can buy n telephone outright
for from $5 to $ltk according to qual­
ity. and he and bls neighbors can build
their own line as low ns $75 a mile.
The re|*ort of the Indiana Indepen­
dent Telephone Association shows that
All May I), 1U05. there were In that
state alone 30.000 farmers connected
with the exchangee.
In Iowa there
are probably twin* as many. In Michi­
gan, Wisconsin, Illinois and others ot
the western states the numbers are In
proportion. Approximately there are
now l.OOO.otkl farmers In this country
who have telephones Installed.
Quite
a number of these nn* on Bell linca, for
under the stimulus of competition the
Bell people have l*een com|ielled to se­
cure farmers' connections In order to
hold any business at all In some of the
«mailer towns and cities.
Very few of these farmers pay more
than $12 a year for their service; the
maximum Is about $24 a year.
It has been nsserted that tho farm­
ers and ranchmen are profiting to the
extent of at least $5< i . vvv , vmv a year
through the advantages the telephone
gives In keeping them In dose touch
with the markets and In saving use­
less latmr and wear and tear on their
ordluary equipment— Success.
The Watch-Dog in your
Vest Pocket
Y
OU can buy Health Insurance
now.
Several good " Accident ”
Companies sell It.
Silty dollars per year will bring you
$25.00 per week, for every week you are
Sick.
But. your time alone may be worth far
more than that.
And $200 per week might not pay lor
your suffering.
That's why ''Cascaret" Insurance which
prevents Sickness, is worth ten times as
much money aa other ’’ Health " Insur­
ance.
Yet "Cascaret Insurance" will cost you
less than Ten Cents a week.
That gives you a "Vest Pocket” Box
to carry constantly.
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"Indigestion'' means food eaten but
only partially digested.
"Constipation" means food retained In
the body undigested too long, till it decays.
Il then supplies the poisons ol decay
to the system, In place of the nourishmenj
it might have supplied.
Isn't that a tremendous handicap worth
insuring against?
What does II cost to Cure Constipation
or Indigestion, with their train ot small
and great Ills, and Io Insure against a
return of thefn?
Not so very much.
One 10 cent box of Cascarets per week,
at most, perhaps half that.
One candy tablet night and morning,
taken regularly for a short time, Is war­
ranted to cure the worst case of Constipa­
tion or Indigestion that walks the earth.
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One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need It will Insure you against 90 per
cent of all other Ills likely to attack you.
Because 90 per cent ot these Illa begin
Made for
GRAIN, FLOUR,
ORE, WOOL, ETC
In the Bowels, or exist through poor
Nutrition.
Cascarets don't purge, don't weaken,
don't irritate, nor upset your stomach.
No.—they act like Exercise on the
Bowels, Instead.
They stimulate the Bowel-Muscles to
contract and propel the Food naturally
past the little valves that mix Digestive
Juices with Food.
They strengthen these Bowel-Muscles
by exercising them.
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Bemis Bro. Bag Co.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON
W. L. D ouglas
•3^&*3^SHOES&
W. L. Douglas $4.00 Cllt Edge Line
cannot be equalled at any price.
SHOKS
The time to take a Cascaret Is the very
minute you suspect you need one.
—When your tongue Is coated a little.
—When your breath is not above
suspicion.
—When your head feels dull, dlzxy, or
achy.
—When you have eaten too heartily, or
too rapidly.
—When you have drunk more than was
good for your digestion.
—When you havo a touch of Heart*
burn. Gas-belching, Acid-rialng-ln-throat,
or a Comlng-on-Cold.
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fS'ABUsMto
JULY e Iff*
C antai •a.Jomxx
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W. L. DOUGLAS MA KES A SELLS MOR
MEM’S S3.SU SHUES THAN AMY OTHER
MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD.
Carry the "Vest Pocket” Box where It
belongs, just as you would your Watch,
Pocket-knife or Lead-pencll.
It costs only 10 cents. At any drug­
gist.
Be sure you get the genuine, made only
by the Sterling Remedy Company, and
never sold In bulk. Every tablet stamped
"CCC.”
*1 n nnn regard to *nyo** «h® «*
0 I U,UUU
disprove this statement.
If I couk* take you into mv three large factortoe
•t Bea^aton, Ma**., and show you the infinite
care with whichever* pair of shoe* I*made, yuu
would realize why W. L. Dougla* S3.50 shoee
cost more to make, why they hold their shape,
fit better, wear longer, and are of greaiee
Intrinsic value than any other J3.5O shoe.
W. L. D ouq I uu Strong Mado Shoaa
Man, S3.SU, S2.UO, Oaya* SaNnfiR
Draaa Shnaa, S2.SO, S2, S1-TS, S1.SS
C AUT IQ N. — Insist ii|H>n having W .L.Douf.
I m «hues. Titke no eubstitute. None genuine
without bis name and price stumped on bottom.
KF* FRKE TO OVR FRIENDS!
We want to send to oar friends a beautiful
Frencb-desirned. GOLD PLATED BONBON BOX.
hard-enameled in colors. It is a beauty for tho
dressing table. Ten cents In stamps is asked as a
measure of good fait h and to cover cost ot Cascarets,
with which thlsllalnty trinket Is loaded.
790
Send to-day, mentioning this paper. Address
Sterling Remedy Company» Chicago or Now York,
Ftut Color turiit» uiod; thoy u til not u.oor brtuog.
Write for Illustrated Cat «log.
W. L. DOLGLA m . Brockton, Maae.
p. M. (J.
Na.
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