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EXRB. MAIIY MRYY-3R, Thorn on
VJL Aronuo, nesr Bhell Road, Win
lleM,L.JLNY, write
"I have boo annoyed with a cough
for year. Often it win ao bad thai 1
could not sleep half tho night. Many
people llirmght 1
CtXINMNtlHH - COUWHIipilOB,
Was reared.
"A woman rocoiu-
inondcd Portion (o
nio two your airo.
1 began to takv Poruua, and now I am
purfocjtly frou from a cough. I am tjlad
(o aay that Peruria cured nle entirely.
"I tak i'cnuia occaalonally, when I
do not foul noil, and I alao giro It to my
children.
"Parana (a tho beat modlcino foroough
and cold. I have told many people how
jntioh Parana Iim helpod inn."
Mr. HoUlo (Ireon, It. It. No. ft, luka,
III., writoa aa follows of tho oflloaoy of
Porunai
"Laat November I liad catarrh and
feltao htlaorablo I thought that 1 would
KolntocotiHiimptlon.
"1 tried aomanydootora and tnedlolnea,
but nothing did me any good, only
1'erwna,
"Af tar I boga tha uto of I'oruna I bo
ga to ImproroJn every way. My head
d&rf not hurt ao much, my atoniaoh In all
light, my bowflla ara regular, rayappa
Wt good, my complexion cloar, my
yea are bright and am gaining la Jlenh
JWMI iMfftMlglft
"I tfchak t'erwM ku ao mm! uhdi.I
tarrk remedy."
Parana teada to la tea oongh, do
arataaa tha toxpettoratloii, itrouglhcua
Um patient, laoraaaa the appotlta and
la many caM jwoouraa aouud, rofreah
lag !.
Wrak
Per
Years.
AUKS I1KIT.AII W. lltlOOME.
Mla Iteulah II. Jlroomo, 100 12th St.,
N. K., Waahlnglon, 1). ('., wrllcaj '
"I hovo Mirrored from weak Umgn and
catarrhal troubles for fouryoar, brought
on by many neglect
cd cold, but on the
recommendation of
o friend I g&ro
J'eruna an honest
trial and 1 am pleniiod to atalo that It
restored me to perfect health. There
In not IhuNllghlcat trace of catarrh in
myiyatum and my lung aro perfectly
lound.
"J tinbealtatlngly glvu thla toMtlmo
nlal."
Mra. William Jlohmaun, ftp K. Paul
InnNt., Chlengo, 111., write:
"1 4ii ffo roil with catarrh of the hron
ohlal tubea an1 had a terrible cough ever
allien a ohlld. After n while It got ao
bad 1 had to nough both winter and
mitnmur. Finally, btirat a blood vonel
In my throat from thu Mtraln of eough
lug, next a hlomt vol In my Hlonmeh,
ao I kopt getting worao and doctoring,
and even then could get no relief. 1
thought, and nveryl-ody oUe, that 1 had
eoimumpllou.
"Hoaillng the jtapern alout I'iruiiii I
decided to try It, without thu loat bit of
hope that It would do mo any good. Hut
after taking three bottlnn I noticed a
change My appetlto got butter, ao I
kept on, never got dUcouragrd.
"Filially t K'etued not to cough ao
muoli, and tho pain in my cheat got
better. 1 am well now. 1 cannot tell
you how grateful i ain, and 1 cannot
thank rerun a enough. It ha cured
where dootora have failed. People who
think they havo ooiuiuuptlon better
give It a trial."
MIHfl JOHIK 6CHAKTZEL.
Mian Joalo Bchnetzel, General Dellr
ery, Ajipleton, WInconBln, wrlteHt
"I contracted a aovcro cold which
gottled on my lungx lu very abort order,
and it waa not long until itderolopcd
into a acrloua cane of catarrh. Krory
morning I would raise a lot of phlegm,
which waa very dlnapreeable. My di
goatlon woa poor and my lungs sore.
"After a fow doaea of I'oruna I began
to mend, and felt
that if 1 kept on
taking It It would
not bo long until I
would bo well. I
dor to Amorleanizo well and worth
My, she must receive. Incorporate,
flnm'gamate freely. Effectively and
genurou3lr the varied elements that
take refuge on her shores.
In thu making of the new Ameri
can citizen, tremendous issues are
Involved. Besides being tho heirs
of tho ages, to our country has fallen
the vast Inheritance of all the race
and peoples of the earth. No longer
Is It the nroblem of one kind or
das, but tho harmonizing of an In
ternational problem. To the public
school has fallon the workf adjUBt
inc and aMlmllatlnsr all Into one
composite whole of the American
citizen, -the splendid union of all
that Is best in Saxon, Norman, Slav
and Ce't.
Are we not passing from a con
ventional Americanism, Into a
broader .realization of our powers
and dutlos as a nation? In the bring
ing together these varying elements
of temperament, tradition, national
ity, shall we not realize a fulfillment
f true Americanism? Are we not
through this Influx ofyfoeling and ex
tierifnco, getting ready foe life of the
futwre a national life which shall
not only represent an? enlarged
Americanism, but an .enlarged hu
manity, fulfilling in altruistic deeds,
the ideals prophesied at its birth?
MAIUON COUNTY IS
WKLL GOVEKK.VEI
cent flat Increase, regardless of tho
actual Increase In value or deprecia
tion of the property.
Complaint, is made in numerous
lnstanoea of property being placed
on the delinquent list, although
taxes had been paid, and It has been
necessary frequently to show can
celled checks to prove tax payments.
ISAltTfl SHOt'KS FELT
IN AZOius mi
A cable dlm.f., .. ,S
Dorted vftstArri... .. . "
. .v.u, inn, ..,,
shocks have beer, .J
for tho last tw UaT, '
-i mu iuU,pi or thej,
which took nlfltf. r t,itT
... ..t.-, . ai. H
"' vh.iz.oiiu or H,.m
been done.
Tho rocurrfiu.
ff Voa Don'tj Ilellei'p It Head tho
. .Kollowlng from n .Tuck'son County
Paper.
in the Azores has bB frJ
tho htBtdry of th. u)r
submarine
Azoro nnd
dlt.
thf
no record existing at tho aerlff'g of- houses, but so fa
flee.
Oroa inequality In aHSOsBinonts is
reported. On place will pay 4axos
on twice the vaiuauon vi nvmuf
property which wodld sell for more
money. A man who Is reported so
much cash on hand Is now asaossed
fcr 40 per cent more cash than he
has and so It goes, a lonp story of
alleged lnefflolenoy and careloainess
at tho courthouse.
This paper Is In receipt of letiers
from subscribers stating that In
some cases the assessors office did
not stop at a 40 per cent Increase of
valuation, but la some cases has act
ually doubled on the certificate of
assessment left the taxpayer.
All these charges deserve investi
gation. There Is but ono way to
determine the truth, and that is by
ii. .
left
danta,
f
wismj,!
CensumptleH
Prevented.
waa right, for lu four weeks I waa welt
again.
"I think Pcruna ia a grand medicine,
and wlah to add my teatlmony to tho
many other you have."
Tho light agaluat comumptlon la bo
coming a national problem,
Kvcrywhero wo hear of anultarlnma
catabllahed at tho exponao of tho statu
for tho troatment of tho vaat army of
oonnumpUvea.
Theopeu air trontmont, fresh air and
sunlight, are rccognUed by tho medical
profenHlon generally an being thu great
et neoeAultle In tho troatment of con
sumption In all Ita atagea.
Dr. Ilartman haa for many years ad
vocated tho fresh air treatment for con
sumption. At the aame tltno ho haa
recognized Pcruna aa a uaeful pallia
tive for thomanydlatrcaalngaymptoiujt
which accompany tho whlto plague.
The prnmptneaa with which Peruna
rellovea a froah cold, and oven romovea
chronlo colds, la well-known, Thin
ranks Peruna na a reliable prophy'.Mtlu
agalnat conaumptlou.
Problems and Play . Grounds For City
Children of the Toilers
(Mnrl
at
I on mo
Ituef Hofw lu
Communn. )
Tho writer had occasion to glva
koiuo ImrvoKt song mid gunifta for
tho reerufttlon of u group of working
Klrla In onn of the ttlumoulH of
New York city Aftwr alnglng a
harvest nong and oxplalnlug the
nntlphonnl ohorua iu tho inutuul ra
jolelng of two groups of workor
and the ilvuly tjlosltig movement w
thu actual inurry-mukttig, alio told
of the old harvest eittluma mid b
llefa of prlmttlvo pwoplea rovortlng
to Horn of tho anetent worKhlpa
tho yin the Uto giver, earth tho grout
Tttothor and ttourUhur of all. Hho
conc'uded with tho remark, "Of
course thla hna no longer application
to t ami lm long bvm loitt vlght
if ThU waa mot' by ona of th
young woiurtn who aald tltut aitu
Nkoithlp might bo a very good thlHg
lu Nvw York, that ahu alpt In n
room whorw nvor a raj of sunlight
Mm Another aald that aha thought,
4hat oarth worahlp might be a mmT " '" fB . "
thlaK4i tho aamo way, to gt po- 'JJtaJ&r J ii J! Van tait haJi i h
.,1- hl it Hnnimlltta,) 'IMi tV,A ihhu. aOr. Hl, Q JMl llttVO tO 0
,.. ..!"" M""-""-" ...... .-.."
pltUgroHnd. It Im at an luuuvMtlnn
and oelHl loonoelnat. lit knowa no
law but his own sal fan wish and
deatro. Ho run ba uthlolluiillr "Ultch
hI up" of cunr( by a uiparlor pla
leal puwor and made to go In tho
trac. but dooa Uile lifter nil touch
"Mmvlor." or tht "AttlUtdH of eon
aldoratlon." whUh la iwrhaua lh
diatlngulRhlng point batwoon th
briit and Hie man?
While vlaltlHg a sou thorn rlty sot
long hIiu'o th wrltar. In oompaHy
with a friend. toppod to kIt m uim
augo t( a half-grown boy for hta
mother Though It waa altehtly
raining, off mute tho ho.v'a hat and
atayod off through an unduly pro
long! eouvarcatlon, uutll th drop
ran down over h thoroughly wet
head Hor war tubrod eourteay.
atua4loH asd roaptwt- the iratta of
the gutlBMHi a a mail wlttlou. to
b Mr, bat atawpd with the tioia
hluo lnbl.
uother yoaag hn. of gotnl iM
b
tough" boy Is not only to glvu him
bomtillilng Btroiiiioiis to do, but hojpo
thing that requires de.xorlty of hand
to do It. Sot HUch n group the prob
lom of "ClitnwHo manwhool." "contl
pwle." "pounding rlea." let them do
thotia and othtfr equally dlfllcuU
Standi
'" itwl
'"!tt at ii
Hft. nAl. II
buorh nave neti i.artip.iJ
vero, and som.-wher. ,htJ
ui -niu AiiantiiR u,,r ,.
earthquake which de.iroj
iu i , ui una us orgin
Tim n..l.
"v " ieKIn, IllWudmJ
iuo Azores. j8 vlanlc. thai
inemseives being i,lilR,P, ft,
lnvn nnH ccnrlu i n.
thrown up from tl)eapitj
iuuioiign avr-rn! v.lcu'l
uona nave taki-n p;fft i ttJ
smco ir.iz, they have bfa
qumt m recent years.
While the earth shock
having tho county books experted. J ported may havo caused com
This will tell tho story and eltner alarm In Horta, they were
exonerate officials, proving them of volcanic origin and not
worthy of another term, or show oo-(of tho disastrous type, usual!
'ficiencles bucii mat mey uro iuiuuj y oiBiucauons or tho d
Election Is drawing near and It is unfit to act as stewards for tho peo- rocks.
tlmo to look Into the qualifications pie. The officials tnemsoios, mey , ic is 10 m hoped thertf,
of those Becking public office. n unafraid of conseqnencos, will (theso earth trenurs win not
It makoH no difference to tho tax- ask this Investigation. wlth destructive fnr.e .,
tmvor whnthar a mnn to a Tionubli. ' ' For over 20 years county .affulrs Herald.
can or Democrat, a rrohlbltlonUt or havo been allowed to drag along
a high license advocateIts his offl- without tin accounting. No expert
clency that counts and his lneffl- has touched tho books, and the Lord
clency that costs. only knows what shape thoy aro In
Party nnmos aro moroly cloaks or what an Investigation would dlB
for offlco-seokors who lack personal close. Who could ran a prlvato
merit to hldo bohlnd. Thoy havo businoss along buoIi linos and escape
nothing whatovor to do with tho ad- wreckage on tho roots of bank
mlnlBtrnton of county mntters. ruptcy7 N
Wo noed officials that will admin-1 But every taxpayer knows that
later nffnlm In tho Interest of tho ttixoo have ollmbed fltoadlly upward.
whole county, not fnvor a certain soc-! Ho knows that bo Is paying more on
Hon at tho oxponsa of tho bnlanr.o
Wo need official of ordlnnry busl
his property than ever borore, ana
that oven then 11 may bo on tho do-
'll......fc1lfc Tf ! 1tru)t i It (tttra
nnsa ctipnclty, who can keop county iinquom nm. ti ivwD . o
rocords straight aud not woavo ac-'nnd kicks yet doos nothing. Eloc
counts into nn Innxtrlcublo tangle. tlon tlmo is at hand ho should
Wo need officials, broad-gunged wake up.
enough to forgot porsonnl grlov- Common sonso and ordinary busl
uncos nnd patty nnlmosltlos, to over- nosa prudonco demand that whon of
Inok neighborhood Jealouslos, to rec- flolals nre Bcloctod becauso of their
ognlzo public wanlB nnd Bitpply thorn good-fellowship rather than their
--to work at all tlmos fOr tho com-1 business capacity, thoro should bo a
mon good. check upon their work not nocos-
A numbor of present olllolala are sarlly to prevent rnscallty, init to
seeking ro-olootlon. Against them prevent cnroloss and slipshod muth
la a genernl complaint particularly ods.
In tho nssoaalng nnd tax collecting Judge Dunn haa tho power to tip
dopartmonts. Gross carolessnoss nnd point an export to go ovor tho coun
Inefflolancy aro charged, nnd If tho ty books. Ho should do IU Ho
statements of many taxpayora aro to ahould do It before election, so that
bo believed, tho charge cortalnly the people may know,
merit Investigation. ' n
Peop'e complain of huing left off Tho steam flro alarm whlatlo has
tho aMoaamont roll altogether, and Jaon Instnlltd at Spauldlng'a aaw-
then whon attentlnn la dlrocted to mill, and will Bound the sumo ayaiom
alunte on which auecaati dopanda on th ammlHIuii. of boln.' put back at of alarms mod formerly at the don
ff ",WLJ IfMLSi! Im mrt aMoaament, .lu. a 40 per era. Klectrlc power plant.
nnd toy tricks, and begin to whlttla lillitilliililMllfcllilillillllltitlllimtWmHlllHiillliWiilUlWWimi
and study mochanlam. The soclnl
Served Adam Ilrlgljt
It is reported that a mlaiJ
a thousand miles from
delivering a talk In SundaJ
rccontly and In ordir to tut i
dron'fl knowledge nked ion
tloiiH. Quo ciasH of little r:i
od particularly bright and
tho tallest one
..i,t. . ..... ... . .
-. wnm in nui -xaatn omi
"Ho nto forhlddu fruit
"Right. What teuipitd
"lavo."
"Not really K, but the
And how wan Adam punUbn
The girl hesitated and lool
tusod. Rehinl her cat a '"i
yoar-old. who roind I $ hi
Hald:
"IMoaBO. pastor i knew
"Well, tell it lK'W w
puulyhmout?"
"Ho had o marry Etm
Nonpnrlel.
n
Deinociiit for don-rnd
(United Press Leaied IM
Uolse. Iduh". March H
Rice, of Caldwell, haiannoa
candidacy for governor" oat
emtio ticket In liU lent
nouncemnt he sa that hi wj
to mnklnp the Mormon qu?!
laaua In the mr -d a,
haa rnouni i t :'' ?
to former lul'. ' ' Sfl
T. IXiboli"
tlful grea rlh and tho things that ".."tVC: 2F
Rrifw Mpow it, wnan w naq nothing f" -r ?. '7'i ...... I r.T.iVT. ," .
boA. Dee
code of man
lr a "alaav" or a
luit a grocery atoro In whbib to ao V ? ",,,,', ", , "'
anything of that kind. Tho only r'1 bu ,r" ' r)
"""'I " Vl ntiimvi ( , ., v..v , ,,,,.. .,, .., , ... ,.
fojuvn, and gama I, ob.olato , tu"-;-- to Wr pSl li
tni
That a vast no nib w of our ohll
Uren, through nnfortnaato (rtroum
atanros. ahouhl b rudely JoHled out
or he kingdom of ehlldntMHl himI h
abnormally shaped by tho hardanlag
yruooaa of tiot. to Um
ploml That an othwwlaa tBUUl-
LIK11I an.l l.Atlr mImm nf UMiltla
ahonUl aobwlt to tka wtw Mu!r wkwi. Miit of aewWr. th.
nnd oasy wUto4a t ttra4 udaoH- ' f"ry ;'
turn h a rivlc mWMioa. Wu are .d tu, "' a
t k. U tharo no thtr Meal b , ?, lu()w m
tho thara oao wMkr Tito' J SSSSL iTSJSS
gamaa. la a fair qatia
ThU bringa u to tho quawUou of
playgroHtula ami motive f ulay Tii
thoaa who havo wtlHtfaaad tha wild
trojy of BPtls-tty ivhlrh (tftaw aar
vadoa tk rtt Hlaygromul. tha aillaa
cy of tkr playground aittl Ua work
Might aaarn a lltll vaga. Mpaaially
Vmeikan?
yHf.y,,
r
MHtly OHtil
ftcrec tkr way. Si 'daw alar-
. . . B - ..Kt . . K
thla eatSJ 4M nimi a fiJ ?: bim- a .laiay mki
ajRT iw iar rv'er a. aua no eon io
hiMt U gaoe H ovldat
ly HOt r4rtk lu htolball, HUd ui.
r Ilka dltrla. bat tka lidol a
frr ftvld (ur hta f.urti ttaatlwaa of
anikat bad aaauaa. imshtas
(rt)iitan ttuMMMic r anuoylay hi
owUirT (had htatav.f
Of MU mfM
f 4jka luajMiUi.
1h a few day
vsuhowt a sorUjai oaaMtaoii wr
diritvattoH f row baM4. Urn ajty
Will V rt Htl ih a
ttt U atttltalely MtMJ
Writ r I1 ft TU FltiHI.t
vx KUPWHN iiik. m
IwHJa.a4 Uidc PorllAHd. Or
lnerMtse may only b Iraa dolro to
alnt Jbhu Clilnunmn around the
ruuiiM! VI ,l "l.f, ,' ,,i ,.i...
HH KiiuwiiiK it iiiiK r wn twill a iow
belonging to the human apuelas.
Tha writer rocalla an early vaca
tion arhool oxuerlene. of being giv
en a group of older boys, the "bad
lot" or tho school, to ehimoron fr
a day la tho rouatrv. To h the
ball nt tka etui of tho tether Is n
small exoarlanoe to that of being i :
ond mau to u gang of bovs, whose
ona point IK coming waa to diicov
or nw fltlda for mlaehlrtf and van
dnllam. Ou th way out. tho poor '
parulytatl toachor had her bag rifled i
nf Um contonLi. atiionc whioh was aii
atna'l volame of Greak stories, with ;
ia lauu uopo mat a siory migiu
be h aavlHg straw Tha Illustrated
lwgta raught tha eya of tha rlUK
laadar aud mvml It from tha fato of
gotag oat th window. Tliaro were
Pleture of Greek game, which l'd
to attwo axplnnatloa oh the part of
the taachor and a great deal nf noisy
dleraaaton oa the part ( the bOyn
aa to raalng and throwing. rioa of
the Kama. KtHrliHe. fair nay. etc
SjlitMg tha thrad of a scorning' I
hopolae oaportunlty. tjie teacher
MRKld orgnnlitng theniselvoa for
a earfa of Knimw and trials a aug-a-ai
ad by tho Qrak bo)1. A a -U.
a traa ggUt04) fro hi th train
wladow bawimo tha goal of tha trat
mo.
Yec. we luujit ooafaa. U as a
yoRg hcakar la national at
lalra. Uaat OUtOMbin win far ia
baoy t taka taelal aotlra of her
afc"4lor aUiah)r Whan aha
faHft ttwa for Mltlajt. ko itntura
'v raoaa kar own twaawdlat trlaads.
aw .itaa a'l other rata r UdlHcrlm
taatnlv katu the cla. f "(oralgnors."
Hat ibv crowd at ho UaeV. door wiv
aaattad to th froar. their ebl'drea
Khi(' hara. all rlanirlt togathvr
Jvmt tka reaiwoa brad of Awartcaa
hMk. ColaittaU haa awakocwd to a
aatloaal rkoolag in which aha
Hade thai a t duithraiwd maay
tlaae In hr aathb; that a l
a mau aioi Una mn on at
aa hr u horaaf. ths.1 fravaa tho
-. -.bo i hvreolf. thai frowi the
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FIRST CALL
For Spring and Summer, 191
We invite your view
of the advance models
rvt da) r that walvh ih.-' "'"'w "? wwwmHiih;
M1ik siiui( i ll-aaaU '!rl .,-' - " ww wni wn-u
Wasrtlnfitort
ftsfcloned Apparel
TW MIMMtW OOk
They are the .fashionable
Bishop's Ready
Tailored Clothes
Prices $12.50 to $30.00
- waWu.- i..m iMkl rtUwat
fc rM4 unoraaaU' aibrt, a iHht
trt iu lh mob f!.MaU a.Md a
rvvtirabk vivittnt fur aattthg la
' ii .'f ! aanf ' 1 rotmrn
n ib iiai ,-( i iii iu play. Th
Ui aauJui. ij iu. youug Hrt
uirti,. i. -:f raaattt etainatua eawa
Ity with her ova Ttwtav Awertraa
rauaol arkalf 'rohi WW)
win. tnt wu tn-n- n f m tkA
adjuaiau-ui r . um ia.iuv why
ittMoii untit i h f .-Uu a4 a
. i r-auu tj Ihfir Mini'. 1 -
SHIRTS TOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR NOWJ
Salem Woolen Mill Stoi
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