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RALLY
AGAINST
TAXEATERS
1 M.
Should
Oregon Republicans
Awaken.
Drop Factional Eights and
Adopt Business Aletliods,
Kotctiurg ItcrlBT, Jan. 20, 198.
Thoro la a growing dissatisfaction, and
evidently for good causa, with the heavy;
. .Incrcseo In taxation in this county and
-auto fdr tho prosent yean It is well re
mornbered that tho republican officials
who nro now in cliargo of tho county
And stato affairs, made, during tho last,'
. campaign, strong pledges for rigid ccon-
i o'myin cafo thoy wore elected. Now
payors nrotonfronted with perhaps the
highest tax over required of them In
any ono year. For Douglas county tho
total levy Is 25 mills, as against 20, tho
nvorago for Govern' years past. This in
eludes 7.65 mills of stato tax, for which
laatyenr'alevy was G.70 mills. The latter
."ilEutit was alxivo tho avcrago for state
'. 'purposes'. The averdgo annual atalo
rcTvonuo for Oregon for tho past eovon
' years is $040170, whllo tho amount to
. bo raised for tho present year It $1,100,
7l6, ft an Incroa?o rtbovo the avcrago of
?I00,5I3. In'Douglao county last year
tho aggttgalo of taxes was f 84,020.20,
oxclusivo of special taxes, whllo for tho
' , present yoar, with special tnxes omitted,
tho lovy reaches 105,153,08, or an In-crcaeo-of
$20,633.48.
'This heavy additional burden Im
posed upon tho taxpayers is but artpthor
example of tho frailty of tho promises
of J.oppbllcan. politicians, It seems as
if the voters would have learned this
loisoti in tho past, hut it is again con
fronting them in an incontrovertible
manner.
Marion County's
My List
County Olerk Hall and Sheriff Durbln
have drawn tho Jury list to servo at tho
Fntirimrv term of tho circuit court. The
adjourned term will convene on Mondnyi
Fob. 3, and the regular term, for which
this Jury Is drawn, on Monday, Febru
ary 10.
Name "Occu nation Precinct
Dawson, Alec, Brick maker, Wood
burn. Townsond, W, K., Farmor, Monitor.
Ilenoit, Jos., Mechanic. Salem.
Lone, Chas., Farmer, Mt. Angel.
Calbcrt, .1. h. Merchant, Hubbard.
Phelps, J. O., Farmer, Monitor.
Nickel, N., Farmer, Mt. Angel.
Barber, M. A,, Dairyman, Marlon.
Bmith Frank, Butcher, Prospect.
Jones, 8. V., Parmer, Govals.
Btolr, W. T Confectioner, Balom.
Thompson, O. E., Farmer. Woodburn.
Getner, B. B., Farmer. Knst Salem.
Brock, John, Farmor, Woodburn.
Murphy, W. M., Farmer, Bt. Paul.
Wright, A, II., Farmor, Mehama.
Ituthoford, T. W., Farmer. Marlon.
Htelner, J. L , Farmer, Jefferson,
Wobb, Frank, Farmor, Gurvsis.
Kelly, L, D. , Farmor, Howell.
Fresh, T. B , Farmer, Sublimity.
Workman, II. L., Farmor, Fast Halem.
Gavanaugh, L. O., Farmor. Tumor.
Marigold, F. A., Merchant, Gorvals.
Wade, M. A., Formor, Uervnls.
Cook, Newt Farmor, Marlon.
Heoley, J. B., Farmor, Monitor.
Will.G. C Merchant, North Salem
Taylor Oscar, I'., Bricklayer, Kngle
WOCMl.
Weaver, G. L., Farmor, South Solom.
Looney, D. II., Farmer. Jefferson.
SMITH
SCORED
AGAIN
Albany Bunco Man Works in
Illinois.
Aftor leaving Albany on Dec, 24, A
B. Hmlth, tho sharpor who borrowed
$1,000 of Mrs. Harding, of this city, on
a forged deod to tho proporty of Mr.
Mustolmnn, of near Lebanon, wont dl
rectly to Lowlston, III., whoroho played
nbout'thu sntno gamo a second time un
der tho namu of Goo. Bhufor und se
cured (2,000, says tho Albany Democrat.
In this caso ho bought two pieces and
claimed to hovo money to pay for ono
and needed tho f.000 to liquidate for tho
second o ghty acres situated In tho ad
joining county. A strange- coincidence
in connection with tho matter Is that
tho sheriff had telegraphed to tho slier
iff at Lowlston inquiring about ono Bobo
Smith, who about that timo had visited
an Albany lodgo and registered
from that place thinking
this was tho Hmlth, whoreas
Bobo Smith Is n harbor who had Just
coma hero, now working ut the Combi
nation shop, a trustworthy gentleman, a
fuot aftorwurds learned, Notwlthstsnd
ing this warning tho illmlUmmor did
his work without being captured at Lew
iston.
Btat ov Ohio, Citv of Tolkoo, J
Luoas Countv. f
Fjiakr J. Oiiinky makes oath tllat he
Is the senior partuer of tho firm of k J.
CuiNcy & Co.. dolne bnsinois in tho
Cltv of Toledo. Countv and Stato afore
said, and that said Arm will pay tho sum
of ONE HUNDItED DOLLARS for
each and ovory caso of Catarrh that can
not be cured ny tho usoof Hall's Ca
taiirii Cimu. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to beforo mo and subscribed to
in my prosonro, this sixth day Of Decern
bur, A. D. 1880.
A. W. GLEASON,
IBesi, Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Curo is takon inter
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of tho system. Bend
for testimonials froo.
F. J. CHENEY AGO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall'sFamlly Pills are the best.
MISS ERWIN IS FULL OF FIGHT
Will Face Her Assailants to Prove
Their Charges or Face the Penalty.
Miss Kllxabeth Erwln, tho school teacher of Rowaylon, Conn., who s aecuwd
ol sending vile anonymous letters through tho malls, Intends to fight the people
who bring tho clmrgos. She will clear her name of stigma, she Bays, II slio la
obliged to go tho highest tribunal In tho United States.
AMERICAN POLO CHAMPION
SALEM SOCIAL WORLD
- AND
PERSONAL MENTION
SALEM
SOCIETY
GIRL
Alarried
to a Walla
Man.
Walla
A
Beautiful Wedding Cer'
emony Was Conducted.
FoxhallKecne to Captain Team
That Will Face England's Players
BURNETTS
BODY
FOUND
Portland Boy had Been Miss
ing Since Christmas.
DON'T
itnAccosin
and 5 MO KB
VourLlfenwiivf
You can t cured of any form of IoImcco uilui
osll. bo nude wtll. atruiig, m-nMlc. full of
new life tivl visor l.y takhiK NO-TO-BAO.
that nuke weak liuu Uroug, Many rtlo
tan poundi i In ten Uaya. Orer SOI), DUO
eurtd. All druinjUli. Cura r.uaiaulce.I. llook.
Ut (lid advice. 1'KUlt, AUdrctt HTKKLINU
JUtMKDV CO., Clilcw or New Ywk. &
SALEM
P0ST0FFICE
JVIRING
Major Cramer, soperintondont of the
Balom postfllllco building, is in rooelptot
tho intelllgtmoo lhatUuthbert A lilack
of Uhiaagn, Imvu secured the contract.
lor tne oieomo oonuultsaiul wlrinitof
1'oRTf.tNi), Jan. 21, Tho body or Guy
Uurnett, sometimes known as Guy Mc
Gllvray, of Portland, was found yoiter-
dayon tho tldo laud abovo Stevenson by
W. F. McGrogor, n well-known lumber
man of tho Lower Columbia, llurnei:
had boon missing from Portland slneo
Ghriatmss day, when ho left on a durk
hunting expedition In tho vicinity of
too Islands two mllos below ICnappa.
A few days later his boat was found tied
lo a treo near Knappa, but no traeo
could bo found of Hurnutt or his gun.
Ho had previously said that If overtaken
by a storm he would strap the weapon
to tho boa I, and tho fact that It was not
thero raised Iiohj In tho hearts of his
family and friends that perhaps ho had
wandered off, and would turn up at
some other point.
About tiro timo lluruott arrived at
Kuappaa torrlflo ttorm rayed on tho
Liwor Columbia, and it Is uohahlo that
the boat capilrod and was foil ml latter
by somo fisherman, who tied it to a treo,
but did not report the fact to tho mitliorl-
U m, Uuraott was w years of ago, and
was tho son of Mrs, Nauoy McUilvray,
who lives In the Union block, at Htark
and First streets.
Ueforo starting on tho trip Guy mudo
arrangoments with his brother, Ward, to
Join htm after tho holidays, but when
tlio lattor roaohed Knappa ho (amid only
tho boat. No trace could bo found of his
brother, and ho was given up by his
mother and brother as lost. Dynamite
was Inelfootually used In nu effort to
raise the lo ly, but tho search had to be
'EE irTr:''"JJ"sf " ' " r ' i - S : i
, E JBISSL. &. . ..v JBm
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zbxhallje.m
Flvo Americans under tho load of Foxhall Keonoand J. E. Cowden will soon
contest with an eiimil numbor of EnglUhmen for supremacy in polo. Tho game
will show tho world tho merits both ol American polo players and polo ponlos.
jor uin uiuaino oonuuitsauu wiring ol T""" "'" "" " "rcii n
ttio nowteiicrat tmiiding In this city, the abandoned, Mr. McGregor, who found
nnniponi tirma riitirns iiiuiu iiianrthin.H,. ii. . .! ....- .
Astoria, and the remains will be taken
to that plans this morning, and will ho
neiii irom uioro to l'orllMml for liuria
No mark! wore dlscornablo that would
Indicate tlut iliirnettcniiHi to hln ilnniii
by tho iiuoldeutul dim h.irgo of his gun or
iuiii piaj',
SCIENCE SETTLES IT
Dandruff Is Caused by a Germ That
Sacs the Hair's Vitality
It Is now n tottlwl fact that dandruff
laniusoti oy ugorm. Falling hair and
IwldneoHare tho result of dandruff Dr.
K. J. lloardsloy, of Champaign, III., got
hold of now hair preparation, Nowbro's
horploldo tho onl ouw that kills tho
dandruff Korm. Hesitvs: "I need Iler
nlelde for mv dandruff und fulllmr imir
and I am well satisllml with tho result."
Dr. J. T. Fintato of Wrbana. III., Bays:
"I have u ted llurplcido fordandruff with
excollent reaulta. I nlmli prescribe It in
my iiraotlce." Hurplelde kills tlindan-
uriiit gorm. Physioiitns as wall as tho
general public say no
SALEM
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Taxpayers Levy Eight Mills
for Public Education.
I? SowMJid Sf'i.C 1,",cou,'nyjtho body, reported it to Coroner Pohl, of
is now located ait imago. Ain,u .nii n,. mi... ........
Beauty is Health.
IthaaVjoafpr tbe btuttlt I roleJ from
'MTJfldth Win. of Oahlut I took In
rtorrlbU condlllon. JJr Itf. mi nu plurS
moat all utd I u of no ut to anybody
tar ro-4?lu your adtloa and weJIolno X
mwanoad Ukinr It au.t Wr InuuadUuiv
wblt earn at tba corwot lima, ontlnnad ihrS
aava.
hM taertaaad.
mi tuMt sua
I bava calaad ktranc
fjlnad ttrtnctU and my xtlcht
L.A'.'if nJ" wllTne
batlat loukloj tbau afar batni.
I.1KIU MAtiNKU.
Mr.
Womanly health mum brUht
cnetM, wr complexion anj thatltlty of form
tyu. riy
TWi It ths youth uamcurcd by ytirt tha
Ututy ol ptrfert vnunhood. Beautiful wo.
irwn art happier and jt mora oet ol Ws than
i?.,lr ta5 ,vho ftcei laJIc.le wirtfiat
Vlw f Cardol nu4 Mrs. Mtwxll -batter looS.
to and Intlnllily happier txcauis It cured lr
Uvwslerraispalw, ButihsUrwsxceptloo.
tslvlflUtWMmojv;omtilhikh. buuly and freedom from ths dr
8lH pfe which nuds their live so.mlwablt. Wan facu. haird Vm
Mdt-MHattd f ermi ars ths rttults ef suHerlnj. What lufferln5 tJm.
WINEorCARDUI
a huHh, buuly and freedom from tlvs dr
Hvm so mUerabJe, Yfan facu, htttui evi
rtiulis of aufftrlntf. Whit .,.r..i.. .'
aro with th toHura of uwtutar meAitriutton, leurorrhoea and falllr.-; of
Ui womb Ikauty lieu quTcUv bet or ihaTIJa.. of ,Zu 7?.'. V!
sharp pains of laillni of th wouvb deepen IK trow trackj In tha fata
Mciutrual lrrlttia rcb ths ty. f It, H aad th wmpkalon of iu
iruprvcy. Isutorrhwa dlu'th body of ti itrenitKW Wh Ii
rHii wit ths flsur and brlnjs back tha visor of hKH. Ewrvlrut
haiMiMyhutdlu 51.00 bottlij ol VTivs 4 Cwdul cwryri4Ut
The Villaue Parson.
This play has boon prosonted at Ba-
lom about tho third timo and tho Grand
Opuru House hold more In tho jrallsries
than lu tho hluli-nrleed hoiiIb. TlmrH
wore always u few murderers and burn
lais ready to pop In ou tho soonv, and
tho Parson was a very wttak porform
anco. Tho parson's wlfo and the little
child and tho liwrman girl woro well
earrlud mi and did tho only satisfactory
uiisiuoM. u la one of thoti playa oon
structinl to make a play, instoad of tell
in a story, and it oiiRht not como to
Halem kIii. Friday nlKht thoro is to be
llrstolasti IhuIomiuo iu Whoso llaby aro
YonT that will have a full Iwuso.
1'arnh.im Estate Settled.
In th prolwte ooiut tho tlnal acoount
f l J Karnhaw, adiHinUtrator ol the
Hstattfuf Ii. I), Oslorhcw Jt. dfet, bas
in niMi, (otit.er Mitti a ittdtlou fur
'i uiictwrte trow tba trust.
Protafc Court
Let'era at adwiaialmikui Hr today
is il to KdaM J ttruwn, ( ttdmiaU
I'Mirix of tl aaUtta of WUNkw I Uwt
ham, who dlavl at UllrerloM cw Dee ?7.
ihm. Tiw eu: Ui litis am,ty MMtists
of peesoual praperty only, vwHd at
t itMij are Kdwaid Hrowiu Silver
; J. K. tUtiktm : Salem ; Juue liait.
', lUlnhsr i O. W. liaithuui, Ofason
Cy. A. II. IKustlHun. Vanrauvr. '
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A special moctinu of the Uspayersoj
school district No. 21 was holJ at the
ully hall Monday night for tho purpose
ol levying a tax for 1002, for school
purposes. Tho report ol tho olerk, Jos.
llaumgartnor was accented by tho board
of directors, composed of II. A. John
son, M. L. Chamberlain, A. O. Condit,
H. J. Fletcher and Simpson. This
recommended that a lory oi eight mills
bo made, seveu mills (or general pur
posos and ono mill tot indebtedness.
This report was adopted, oxcept as to
the ono mill tax. This was thoroughly
unouseou, but Hnally adopted. This In
debtedness being paid offls tho funds ob
tained through tho popular loan, By
levying a tax of ono mill tor nine the
entire amount of this loau cau ba re
funded and the district will be morn In
reudineis to meet tho bonds which
fall due booh alter. The popular loan
uoiea amount In oggreguto to
M7,U00. Tho bonded indebtedness
amounts to 1x7,060, This draws inter
est at 0 per cent, .the bonds are due iu
l10 and 1011 lu the sums of f 18,000 and
1 14,050 respectively. Although some
deemed tho levy of seven mills for iten.
eral purpose heavy, it was shown to lie
ueoosuy. Tlia receipts for 1901 are
estimated at tl,600. The expense to
Julyl, lOittwitl hi fU.918, leaving a
balance of $ 1 1,-lW.ae. it wf be then
neoawary to use tS600 of 1WI tax iuobbv
feavlNg a balance uf 1X3,000 for exai
l-om July 1, UH to July 1, 1008, nhiolt
re Mtiinated at .Srt6.
The marriage of Mi's ha Ulancho
Hello of Salem to Mr Thaddeus Alton
Youct! of Valla Walla took plocco at
at ono o'clock at tho rualdenco of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Bolle
at 303 Church street.
The ceremony, sunpluand impressive,
was porformed by itav. W. O. Kantnor
of tho First Congregational church. It
was attended only by the relatives and
a few iutiinato friends of the contracting
parties. Tho parlors woro beautifully
arranged, fragrant blossoms of the
season and pungent green leaves from
tho woods bolng used in tho decorations.
Tho largo bow window where the
bridal couplo stood was arranged with
mistletoe ind framed in sprays of fir.
Dotweon tho two parlors was arranged
an arch ol ivy leaves, from tho centre of
, which was suspended a wreath of holly,
which was brlghtoned by a bow of scar
let ribbon to correspond with the bright
berries. Pottod plants and sweet cut
floworsworo placed about tho rooms.,
Tho ball was also decorated with ivy.
Tho wedding march was played by
Miss Du Mars of Portland on tho violin,
uccompanlod by Miss Lola Belle on tho
piano,
Tho brido was eloguntly gowned in
pure white crope do chino elaborated
with laco and pearl trimming, Bho car
riod a bouquet of pink carnations. Tho
groom wore black. Tho costumes of all
tho other Indies present were particu
larly smart and boautifal.
After tho ceremony the party repaired
to the dining room, where tho wedding
luncheon was eorred. During thi func
tion was beard music by Maeler Marl
Sharp on tho violin and a piano
accompanimont by his ela'or,
Miss Laura Sharp. Tho dining
room wus fragrant with the odor of
violets, which witli dainty smllax, wero
used exclusively lor tho table decoration.
Tho room was further beautiful by the
lavonder ribbons suspended from tho
center of tho celling to thecornors ol
tho room,
Tho brido is well known socloty girl of
tho capital city, and is tho oldest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. II. 8. Delia. The
groom is tho second oldest son of Mr.and
Mrs. II. 8. Young of Walla Walla, In
which city he was born and raised. Ho
is ono ol tho most popular young men of
thatuity. Ho is employed as baggage
ageut of tho O. It. & N.Co. at that place.
Mr, and Mrs. Young will leave on this
evening's train for Portland and on Wed
needay will procoed to their homo at
Walla Walla. Miss Illancho Young of
Wnlln Walla, sister of tho groom, and
Mrs. Albert Manshipot Portland, cou
sin of tho brido, wero proaent at the
wedding,
Tho uowly married couplo wero ro
membored by many beautiful presents
ami tho unlimited good wlbhes and con
gratulation? of their friends.
PERSONALS.
Leltoy Gosner was in Portland today.
T. L. Davidson, Jr., Is In Portland to
day. Cnpt. S. U. OrniBby has returned from
a trip to Detroit.
Mrs. Q. DIco has returned from a
Portland vlfcit.
E. C. Glltnor returned from Portland
Monday evening.
E. Morgan, of Skandia, Kas., isu new
comer to locato at Salem.
Mrs. M. M. Coffee has gone to ood
burn to visit friends.
Senator L. J. Adams was in tho city
from Sllverton yesterday,
J. M. Woodruff came up from Port
land Monday evening.
Mrs. F. R. Lackott, of Jefferson, has
returned after a Salem visit.
John C. Hertz has gona to Portland
to remain for a few days.
Mrs. T. A. Llvesley hai returned
from visiting Portland friends.
Harry P. Kollor, a Salem man, la re
ported qulto ill at San Francisco.
Mrs. M, B. Churchill has returned
from visiting her sons at Albany.
F. P. McDevitt, In business at Sump
tor, is visiting his tnothor at Salem.
J. A. Uowonhns returned from Port
land, whoro ho left Mrs Bowen to visit .
Bishop Earl Cranson of Portland is
tho guost of Rov. John Parsons, D. D.
Mrs. W. 8. Toolo, and daughter, Miss
Ray, of Albany, nro in the city for a
few days.
Mrs. Lillio Warren, accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Starr, have gone to Sissons,
Cal,, for a visit.
Miss Minnio Llvesloy, of Portland, Is
visiting at tho home ol her brother T
A. Livosley. in this city.
John II. Hall, a Portland attorney,
was In Salem Monday, having businesr
before tho Supremo court.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Dayton have re
turned to their home in Astoria after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Georgolrvin.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Royal and child
ren have returned to their home in Port
land after visiting relatives iu thi. city.
Mrs. E. S. Bollinger of; Oregon City,
who has boon visiting Mrs. E. 8. Brock
aud Mrs, Dr. Bahle.lor sovcral days, has
returned homo. - i
(IMIts Maude. Kline has returntdto her
homo in Sllverton, aftor visiting Miss
Sudo Sauvain and her sister Mrs. Frank
Mooro, for a few days.
A. N. Mooras and R. B. Dnncau,
owner and superintendent of the Cupt
tai i.unuier wo'a. mills, luive gouo to
roruunu tor a iw days.
Mrs. L. R. 8tiueon has go no to Port
land to remain sevoral days hiiJ attend
tho wedding of her cousin, MIjs Gordon
to Mr. Will(Carlor, both of Portland.
iMrs. A. I. Nickliu and hoiu, Frank
and Israol, were In tho city yesterday
from Portland to uiteud tliu luueiul ol
their husbsud and father, Dr. A. I
NIcklin
Mrs. W. S. Tooleond daughter.Rachael
Abrums. who has been visiting Iriends
in Seattle and Portland, stopped in Sa
lorn today. They leave this evening for
their home in Albany, which place Mies
Abrams will loave soon for Sau Francis
co to attond school.
b. N. Kolloch.dlBtrlct freight and pas
songer agent of the Pennsylvania R. R.
Co. Is in the city today.
Entre Nous Party.
The management of the Eutro Noun
Club havo announced their next dance
to take place Wednesday evening in Tio
ga hall.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
E M Rosenthal, Portland,
OthnGuthman, do.
W F Jtffress, do.
F 1) Nfcklin, do.
Mrs 8 A Nloklln, do.
II M Ogden. do.
W II Herman, do.
W II Barr. do
Edward Ntwbegu, do.
M I. lianline, Haltimoro,
C H Hampton, Omaha,
K C Schmidt, S. F.
Kmll Judell, 8. F.
W M Welch S. F.
A W Williams, 6. F.
Louli Steel, Seattle,
J K Burke, Chloago.
O W Ilanxhurst. 8. F.
1) V Gilder, S. F.
R McMurphy, Kugene.
1 Greely, Oiokls Miuu.
T W Poller, Cheumwa.
W S Wade, MeMinnvllle.
A J Goodman, Independence,
T Ford, City.
! luutaam, Vigan. P. i. viak
in ut, uayton. Wn ; Jesaie Van
So.y; Helena, Mont., Ruby Gerald,
VVMbtHKkMi. I). O.. Altn Kajtham. ami
Valine Kr-iOiam, Kugtwe, mh! the six
minor heli of Hh. Bastww, Portland,
John WaUtrd, M. J, Atlanta ad l. n.
"amMay ara NAl at tftrtcta of tfce
state and I TJ. Me.M.hvH , Mtwv,
Buying Milch Cows.
i. P. Jones, traveling passenger agent
far the Southern Paeitia Ouuiunv. i.
aemewhat el a granger himself. Mr.
Jones eame up from Poithtml Monday
evening and Is negotiating with Uoorge
"""'" ihb purenawiii a number w
Rel milch aaa with whleh tattook his
iiartan aaoRty rauoh, loeatetl near Me
hama. preparatory ta engaging in the
diary ImsIiuvm en a large soale,
Cttarles A. Reus, Hlta at jwe titna
wppd H Qhleap with awl (ram ae
w sgtjn, Is dead lu that al,y.
Whose Baby Are You?"
There will be merry doings at the
Grand Opera House on Friday night
wnen aiyron H. nice will preseut Mark
ft. Jswan'8 latest farce, "Whose Baby
ara YonT", with a speoially selected cast
of fariKMira headed by those clever com
ediaits Miss May Vokes and Chas. W
llowter. It is said to be all fun, frolic
and hilarity from .tart to finish. The
wot is as camplloated aud diverting as
a Ohluese puaale. It a revolves around
a baby and this particular baby iaeaUi
to be a ootker. The seeuea are laid in an
ru a annuo wnere a group of erratic
anaraetars get into all sorts of amusing
aomplleatloua.
The piece abounds iu bright dialogue
ami eu-rveeeent Jokes. '
fr....rd Vriretablea,
A ertMd between a k.wnlluu ..Uu..,
niul liu ... ... . .. -iT
XhL .TJ .T". M wn "
ri:. :r: .rr,fm "wive8 are
. . ' '" '"w rt awe clalute
ilT lu ,WMM' ww "" In lOaaiat
iw srew a naraat taawt wltk some of
ui. wnataw ttwtt each new
eialws m ita awn, frait, whleh all
JJJJI V aaetner plant alta.
Snllora' lUtlona.
A recent writer bus this to sav ol
sallon,' nitleus: "A bailor bus dlHho.s
nuil loves them, that nro little npprucl
ulvd iihIioiv. Ho likes 'Funny Adams
and Iihh a grout fiiuey Tor 'plum duff,
which consists of auet pudding with
rulMlus In It. VegotubkHJ. though ti,.v
ii to hi the oillehil liurhor inonii, hiv not
hitvmi out to tin inoosos evory day. bill
on ceiinln tlnys aouio group's or inei
jfi't nil and the others none, on u sys
.... ! nuit'u JtieK tlllllO appiOVtH),
"t'he moMHiM whoso turn It Is to lmv(
vi-Kotiiblos ImliilKc lu n 'iot incus,' ai
i t hi.viwi, poriiupi not Inappropriate
ly. The nioMiw lu tliolr turn iccelvt
t.if aliliw. m-rag onds, neck plocos mid
I her Mills and onds of the moat rutlor
-....., hiii,iik MVW mt PV01... milm
law at least hx shins-,id this ii,M'el
liiucoua uasortment of remnants h
JU.1IHH Into u pot with a, ,UH,IV ustv
tul-lce as mu in, p,,. TUl,
pt't iiietw.'
"Any iMiidluhlwr who debtee to tr
a re naval dish will have no dlrttcultx
Wlliwtlta.ltol,,Wrl.Bdifh,
fat it on u table -iti. .,... ......
wlik-h 1....-.W ",.'- """
afcuic Uv Is at ."
-kmi by Pay
Proven! Sloop at NigEif.
ses
and
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vm
fH-jfcgS
mmm&
Tho projections of tinsuo on each hI(1o of tho head aro not tho cars
thntis, thorciti car,. What wo ttsimlly cull th ours nro only contrl
viHifcs to catch Hound waves and conduct thorn to tho real mechanism
of hoarhitf further itisido tho head. Tho internal oarn, tho real oare, nro
curtained oil' from tho outshlo air by tho oar drums, nnd yot it ia nocos
Bury to havo nlr Iu tho middle cara to conduct Bounds to tho Btruoturoa
that iinprosis their vibrations on tho brain. This air for tho middle ear
cornea warm frcm tho throat through littlo passages called tho "eustach
ian tubes." Tho blood-heated noso and throat warm this air nnd ireo
It of all dust und Irrllanli beforo It reaches such delicate structures as
aro most concerned in tho sutiso of henring.
Tho most common cauo of deafness Is a blocking up of the
eustachian lubes by extension of catarrh into thorn. Whllo tho shutting
off of air from tho throat eausos hardness of hearing so far ns external
Bounds aro concerned, it Is upt to imprison certain other sounds mado
by tho circulation In tho head, or conducted along such hard structures as
cominiinicato with tho Infernal eur. Those head noises or imprisoned
sounds aro very perplexing and sometimes almost distracting, vexing
nnd annoying by day and preventing sleep at night. Thooo sounds nro
varied as they aro confusing. They nro often likened to tho purring of
a cat, tho roaring of a Boasholl, tho rumbling of machinery, tho buzzing
of a boo or fly, tho humming of a mosquito or of a humming bird, tho
tinkling of bblld, tho Hinging of a tea kot lo, tho crackling of a wood flro,
tho hissing of a suako or goose, tho murmur of running water, tho
soughing of tho wind, etc.
Nino-tentlisof tho cases of deafnoss aro duo to catarrh, aud noarly
all cases of progressive hardness )f hearing, especially if ono can hear
better somo times than at others and if troubled witli head noises, nro
caused by catarrh of tho eustachian tubes, or where only ono oar Is effect
od with too little Bound from tho outsido and too much from tho insldo
tho catarrh has gotten inlo ono tubo only.
An attorney aud public speaker, who had boon a catarrh sufforor for
years says:
"Every fall I would catch a cold which would sottlo in ray head and
throat and hang ou nil winter long und ovory winter it scorned to get a
littlo worse. I was continually clearing my throat and my voice bocnuio
effected to suck an extent as to Interforo with my public speaking.
"I tried troches and cheap cough cures hud sometimes got reliof, but
only for a short time, until this winter when L learned of tho new catarrh
euro, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, through a newspaper advortlsomont.
Two 111 ty-cent boxes which I bought at my druggists, clonrod my head
and throat in lino shapo and to guard agaiiiBt a return uf my old troublo
I keop a box of tho tablets ou baud and whenover I catch a littlo cold .1
take a tablet or two and ward oft any serious developments."
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, acting ou catarrh only through tho blood,
will reach and euro catarrh In tho eustachian tubos as well aa olsowhoro,
and this Is why so nunv who havo takon It for nasal catarrh have been
surprised at being cured of their deafness and head noises.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets curo all kinds of catarrh of all parts of the
body. Acting through tho blood, thoy roach ovory part allko. They are i
euiu u. tin uutg Hiurua lor ou corns a UOZ. urn
nwmsmmmmmmmmmmmMMa
I.I ' Slurli m III I ni.,..
rtiiiiMr-ii i- in , is wr hoii plainly
c'k.iwIi on i,ii imi. .iii' iiiiim n ilally
life. Some Npcnli r tnij.cil.v. miiiio of
'oi'ir.iy. niul nut n vw jjivi- you n dls
'.net winning.
V. ii ti r !. In a street enr or n short
nilhui J. tnifv j-hes proof of this
fin i. .m iiioiind you. Those two
itriuiffiTu eppoalta you nver saw bo
fore. ,,. w,i utiow t!.i,t ..iu- ;.t pulsion
ite. i he oi her menu, and jour heart
if,,,s to 'he l.'itle ulil luilv near hy.
Von want no one lo u.Mire you she Is
slii'l anil tjeutle. while a whole net
vi.i. of uriulJes nliout the ees tells
mi Hint llie old v'eiitlcniiiii In the ..or.
lor lott-s hK Joke.
."Ii'iiuae how .julek e me to rend our i
lel.'lili.rV rnie ami how slow o re-1
ill: i' llinl oiir.ewH Is ojicn for liliu to'
rcii.i: Vet It Is The slory Is there. I
ami we in-,, writing It every day of our
o ... .m.i wily ,i ies and frowns
leiMe tnuv. hut every mission wlih-h
swuys Hie heart slumps Its record upon
Kiev.
the
Tirn- Mount,,!,, I.i-kpiiiI,
There Is u WnshhiBtmi legend con
nected with Tonio niouiitnlii which Is
always told to those who visit the
Rninnpo country. The mountain Is the
highest In the range, mid on a -lenr
dny, it is said, oll0 can co ,sindv
Hook from the summit. Half way up
...w u...,uiiuiii iiuu-o is a iieep eipft In
I Slit- lleiiil the MIkiuiI.
There fs n romantic story nbout Lord '
Kelvins second innrrhige. lu tho ear
ly seventies he, then Sir William Thorn
son. was In West Indian waters, on
board his schooner yacht, the Latin j
Uookh. Ah a recreation ho took up the !
question or simplifying tho method of
signals nt sen. Ho hud been tulklm;
of It nt the dinner tablo of a friend In
Miidclni. and tho only apprehension .
that seemed nblo to grasp It was that
or his host's daughter, a lady he great
ly hut silently admired.
"I qulto understand It. Sir Wllllnm." J
.sue Sllld.
"Aro you surci" he questioned, halt;
uountruiiy. "If I sent you u signal
rioui my yacht, do you think you could-.
mm it and could answer mel"
"Well, I would try," she responded ii
"I believe I should succeed lu maklni1
it out."
The signal was sent, and she did sir?
ci od lu milking It out nnd In trnusmfc,
tlnj? tho reply. Tho question war
"Will you marry mel" nnd the uuswd
was. "ios."
Oct What You Ask Fori
When you ask fo." Cascarets Cand;'
Cathartic be sute you get them
Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C
-Never sold in bulk. A siihctitntnr h .
ii - "" " -. tivu in i -,.-..,- m
mo roeus, at tho bottom of which Is n ' anvaJ's a ceat anil a fraud. Beware!
"t'nng. from some hidden point water AU uruggists, ioc.
dropping not unllko tho ticking of ii
watch.
"Listen
nnd vou win i. ..... -..
vai,i.,...... . ..:.". .: "" wci.it.-f
.-.m.M,,, which," say the old set
tlers. "H i ronne.1 Ir !., .......
! ..... -."i
iniin iio ii
O A 5f -si o OErX. I A .
Bur th p i to Kind You Have Always Bojglf
"'jnaiuro
o'
c&m
vholl
uie polico of Creede. Col., think tint
ii uuii 114 far ill at lit I. ,. . . . . a - - .....--.- .,
watch the IUItlsh leave No ; York".. l "avo m 0roweIn !"
Tlek-tlck-tlek-tlck" is the sound I n, lVhlt ,he CWirtn Dl
which coinos out of the rJk- ' ?-. ? . B'Te..the" or cc
out of tho rocks.
going yet," nays tho
guide.
"It Is
youih. .aI-T" " Sttotl wat(;u' ou't
ou think so.-"-xoW York Tribune.
.iri'nlHiH,
w.7 u " mhHw ,tua
-I.LJ..Z .: ."7W auu I-' -ut i
'7..ar. U uatutll, .., -I.e., ,,u
Uon. ., UH u, ,lrlJ. Mu.s
iTht i U)tho1 l'i- ue -ttoeiaiu,,
to IW t-kaH-li- UJ ,u eiJU.v H.,1 .
"f ".uaah. are 7toL7L
.w n-MlCN rttlkW8 th etJlnrl 7
It Is mtalaly vary dlfferTL J'.-"
from the Uui. Jl "
' have mxmled eawe whteh 8w' fl
tlnr taadoaoy ,a uvj""' aB
It seoaw jwababla. hawvr ,. r ...
'httiks, that lu elWt nT', Dtt,U
hysteria aUjr u "-wi
The , llrBC Clhu In Cren,
Jhe aixcat Kohl coin now In eh",.
tlon u, the gold Injfot, or " oof" o
-Uwm a l.eh colony .'neL.Afr,
u'Jt.?.",'.ro1."l.I.ndo
wjichuXurj,aTr;t
-uertbX
-trjKi sua sf
Drink?
caftaf. TTail
you tried the new food drink- rallJ
OHAIN-0 It la delicious and now
Ishlnj.' and taken the placo of cofiw.
the more Qraln-O you give the chit
dren tho more health you distribute
through their systems. Graln-0 u
made of pure jrrnlns, nnd wheu prep
orly prej)nred tustes like the cholct
ffrades of coffee but coHtu nhnnt V. a
much. All j-rocors aell It. IBe, w-25c,
Secretary Root in a speech has de
clared the Pacific transport will besoM
lo private persons.
eE
ST FOR THE
BOWELS
bow?i. .tI!D '. rfeulr, litaithy i.oTenint cf
Kmu.','.?,i)! 7 ra III or win b. lU.pl
SlSh?' " ,"J,l' WH. aorce.lu ilia .h.p.of i
lit .VlT:'. lfl"Uf "-"-".Ii ilanifeiom. Tbi $m
U
Ml.ratic.l iiu.(t
Mr. Cecil
"'void of
""Ba niul
Hlininr.
Aldill. an a.i... .
-a. .u.,,;T'.JvE"
wuMiviik UUiuor
"Th,
!RSSTSS
of othr .w. ."'.TV '"" irroruwn,o,
-aaj,aa, LU1 11
o the (.pacta tow.
le.raud .lean I.To Vaka ' "V,a ""
CANDY
ftATUABTI
CBfilMrtov
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
J! k. ...'! .wken, ci Orliw 10, at 4'"S
U'lii "r coarisr, cuinoo r '"
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLBW
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