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THE WHOLE YEAR ROUND,
Women
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Mrs. John TJrwe W. Wal
swt St., 04amlMi, Ohio, writes ,
MaTla ha4 th and steasMh
treable aad haTl sasfew yT
mneh, T, after Mug dootered Jong
white, M a last reeeH toefcronna.
fl rtMlt w wenderfal. XwhiM
hkhly recowtnead it m a goed rem
edy. I Mill Parana and woald
4 be without It. I always have It
!r the house."
eMmtrk Md Stew TronWe.
I . m ...-!. it. Wn. 1. lllokorr
Xtrii ! JDfVVHf ' '" -i -'
faint. Tenn.. writes!
"I am happy to tell you that I am cured
f catarrh. I havo followod your Reed
and kind advice faithfully. I bless tho
day when 1 wrotfl you of my condition,
j t n tlwftva nralso rerun. I think
It la one of the graudest medicines on
vaarth,
"Having been afflicted with catarrh
s4emck trmett for seven yoarK and
after having tried four different doctors
they e1y relic veil ue for a little while.
i .... un kit iiona of belus: cured. I only
w4fhed IW poands, aHd wm o weak I
eowbt hardly get around the room.
.it .i.jh.i in (rv 1'oruna. and to
r grMt anrprlso I am mw entirely
welt. My weight 14 how impounds, my
health never wm better In my '
I shall always praise Dr. Hartman,
and his remedies."
Tboaaanda of families kare loarnod
thtrMQt lerna and IU value In the
lr tatmeKt of catarrKai aumenw
Tra,Wri-tMllTr.
Mr. Iiydla H. Jcwwlya, COi
-fVeetmUxter St., Proyldence.
K.I.,teTrerer ef tke Kdltora
! IelatMl, akar
.-,1 1. 9rnvtfMe.Ska write t
'My experkm wltk Perwna
day t&MghuHMMiHyvtoMMmt.
Wke otker reel(Ni uki w b" v.
tfeefcled to try fttni,M7
davs the cold wa broken ap, and tho
eeugk atated.
MWlthla another weeK i iHcro m
M7 Kual etrsngth and vlUHty told mo
ii... n ... ,m lain Mil ihtHftrM'
AM-V.rfmwwr. Ialioconaldorltveryeu-
rlor for frrf, wer'Kiir, -
have advliod aovnral to try it, and have
en moit gratifying roiulU from lie uo.
"I give It highest praUo."
Hwel TrenWt.
Mw. Maggie Durbln, 1.T32 North 8t.,
Llttlo Hook, Ark., write t
I wm troubled for llvo yoara wltli a
ohronlo dleno. I tried everything I
heard of, hut nothing did mo any good.
Home doctor ald my trouble wa ca
tarrh ot the bowel, aim nomo emu n-
umnllonof thoJKJWOJi.
"Ono doctor nld he could euro mo. I
took lit inodlolno two months. Hut It
did me no good.
A friend of mlno advUod mo to try
Parana and 1 'llil mo. After I had taken
two bottlua 1 found It wa helping
me, ao I contlnui-d IU ue, and It ha
cured mn Houmlund well.
'I can recommend rcruna to any one,
and If any one want to know what Po-
runa did for ino If tboy wm wruo mj mo
I will anwor promptly."
l'oruna In a household remedy of great
merit, and la unofUl In many climatic
ailment, auoh a cough, cold, oro
throat, bronoliltU and caiarr uai uiBoane
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VUMsness, IwieitleH.
Mr. Lena It. Moudy,S54 Caywool
St., Portland, 'Oregon, Roo'y Itoyal
Trlboof Joioph, writes:
For tho pant alx yoar blllouiinoi
nd pain In my back and llmbn mado
llfo mlMorablo to mo. My kln wa
nallow and dry, and inaigeiuou wm
h.MiuI tr. tnv trnilliloil. I WM Wake
ful at night and would got a weak,
faint fooling during tlio uay o mat
I wa not fitted to attend to my reg
ular dutlo. ThU cauaetl mo er!ou
annoyance and troublo, and I nat
urally tried ninny romouiiM,iiuiMis
got relief, .... j
"Perutui came as a friend In need.
Jttonod up the ytom, rellovcd tho
i.tnmi of tho notion and Induced a
healthy action of tho atomach, a flno
uppotlto and retful alocp.
'Within three month I wa a
ntiVnmutnorann.and for nearly a rear
now I have enjoyed aplondld hcnllh."
e.ctrr af Lest Strenlth.
Mlea BeBlo Tarrell, 1011 Third
Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y., Is Prealdont
of tho Young People's Christian
TomporanooABaoclatlon. Bho writes:
Poruna la cortalnly a vatuablo
norvo and blood remedy, calculated
to build up tho broken-dowX neaun
of worn-out women, lhayp found
by personal oxperlenco that it aotsM
awondorfulrostororof lostatrongth,
assisting tho Jtomach to aaslmltato
and digest tho food, and building up
worn-out tissues. Inmyworklhavo
had occasion to recommond It fro-
.nnnHv. mnnclnllV to lok WOinOll.
'I know of nothing which Is bettor
to build up tho atrongth of a young
mother, In fact all th allmont pecul
iar to women so 1 am ploasod to glvo
It my hourly endorsement."
A OmtefHl Patient.
Mro,KlUJ.OB7.ce,K.P.n.!t Bedford,
Ind., writes: l have been cured ny
using PerunaaurtMannun. imanKyou
Pc-ru-na a Wemnn'a Trlcn.
rr.. lMin Kmbrco. Clark, Mo., writes:
"1 am fooling hotter than I havo felt for
yoarH. 1 can truthfully say that Poruna
I n woman's frlond. I havo no moro
terrlblo palna and am stronger than I
havo been. Yodr mcdlclno has worked
HLo a oharm."
tHtw tlMrfurtif.
Mr. Krally Kellogg, 6 S.
lAwrenc 8t. Bontk Tacoma,
Wash., member of Ladioa of th
Maccabee writ :
Three months ago I naa am
attack MtouiHess which
threatened to undermine my health and
strength. Lacklly for me, I tried Pern
n at the saggeaUoa of ray friends before
It was too late.
I found la a few days time that I did
not have the ubusI akk headache, nelth
ar did food nauseate me any longer. In
two woeks' time Perun&had completely
rU my system of the peiton ami hue,
snd 1 was in s much better condition.
hi .irtn oKunmed it normal color, I had
eplondld appotlte, and I was in every
way Improved in noaun. ji useu jrruu
fni- . month lonKor. nnd it wrought a
wondrous change in my ontlro sytom. I
consldor it a most womterrui raeatcmc.
Nervous Dyspepsia.
Mr. J. O. Jamison, 01 Marchant Bt.,
WaUonvlllo, Cal., writes :
mi wan troubled with cramps in tho
stomach for six years. I IrM many
kinds of mcdlclno, also wns treated by
threo doctors. They said that I had
.rvnn. dvtneosla. I wns put on a
ltqutd dlot for tbreo monius. t. im
proved under tho treatment, but a soon
as I stopped taking tho modlcino, I got
bad again. I took tho mcdlclno for two
yoars, thon I got sick again and gavoup
all hopos of getting cured.
nr.nnra toMtlmonlal of a man whose
ea-so was slmllnr to mlno bolng cured by
l'oruna, so I thought 1 would glvo it a
pi..i r nrmuircd a bottlo at onco and
commonced taking it. I havo takon
nlnoteon bottles aud am entirely cured.
Havo gained In atrongth and flesh and
feel llko a different person.
1 Iwllovo Peruua Is all that Is ulalmed
for It."
53 "St1
m&s Joseph Vitwr
Catnrrk f Kesri.
Mrs. Joseph Vlttur. 6709 feu i
Aba tin Sta.. Chlcaco. 111., wrlu.il
Yoar medicine, Penm, mi
great eeneut te me. xtaffeiedi
catarrn or me noso ana imd fori
years. Threo bottles of Peraoit
me, after I had considered it I
elble to evor be ourcd uaki.
'I now always keep Perusals i
house, and recommond It to tt
one suffering from catarrh. An
as one ot my children coram
cough 1 glvo them Ferans,ia4l
cougn is soon gone.
This mcdlclno is rarely
boon to sutTerlng humanity."
Pe-ru-na the TamHy Ntttrj
Mrs. M. E. Beymonr, B. P. D.J,
man, Ga., writes:
I am roady to speak a few
favor of Poruna and Manilla. iJ
tried thorn fornoarlyererylllof I
mvsolf and family, and find tLu
alt the doctor claims thim to I.
na our ed me of Interasltnum
doctor could not.
Mr adrlco to all suffering i
consult Dr.IIartman. What Jul
for me he will do for yot."
Peru-Mi MTaMtrm
For two years Dr. Bknsm i
ftsalstants havo lacesMaur u
nrMta Poruna in tablet forsu
ntrnnuoua labor have lost MM I
with auccess. People wke V
liqald medicine caa now Hewl
tablot, which represeni
inPTwllftnta of Pernna. Xaca
equivalent to one averf4eM ell
w or reran ana iw tw - for vour advice." iiuo a onann. -. r-
PERU-NA 18 A HOUSEHOIDEQSSSITY IN OVER .ONE MJLLjgi-Hgg
ARGUMENT AGAINST
THE "FISH WHEEL" BILL
km CotamUa tlshcrmaM insist that fisWufl Must be Mopped
Over tr Be, of tho Tliio : : : : :
lB OX
.. it it t iirniunti. whiiolownora' bill u doslro
l A 1 .11110(11 Ul -
.,o.f- ot 0Un. uv.r a.mon r.TJS.. ,.k
VroUetlva uasoslnt'o,) . .. unnliclI1 iiho main iwastlon .,, - ftUu, . iwn dav.
" t "w"-" - - UnTD IIViM "vw " -
bur ono" moment. In tho clmnnol tho
next Thay cntch fish by gilUns
thorn, that is the iwlmon strllco tho
not and put their hoada Into n'mosh
whan they cannot rolront and theli
bodlw being too Inrse to nllov them
to got through tho moah. Salmon
nniv ulllAvhon tho wator U muddy In
froahot time or at night. Whon thf
anlmon cun see the glllnot thoy wlm I
around It. A gll'not l only nnoa ;
at atnek tldos. on an nvorngo of alxj
... . -.... 41 A rrlllnnt flirthOT.
QUI. Oi WJ "-' " n "" '
to bo worked proporly niMt bo tan-
ud onco ft week and dried, wnicn
asCont 0.0,0 to tho W..hlngton!..ellt
shore, wheru tho wheels and solnos od. It la tho nature oi iu wmu.. -- fb fljhfb
owned by tho same men who own to travoi. onco cnuy wur auwu .....-, -- - .nltBaid fjrroa isl
Ing for sllvor aalmon on tho Oregon bin. about eight njlle In 24 hours fn " n ' ,M TbfT,:
shore would oatoh tho flsh. This aoo- tholr efforta to ronrh the spawning Jto w J
tiou 1 rathur a clover trick on tno.grouuus, mini mw . -, , . ...,, u ,fr,,w
nait of the flthwhcol ownors. Klsh- rows aud falls. There thoy rost for,"" " ftw B0,
Ink for silver salmon on tho Oregon sevorul days in mo poo. .. w u.u - - monopoly en tii
aldo would be stoppiHl. whore tho narrow and falls and. after having j
rlvor Is from four to six mllos wide, ovoroomo ono boi oi ouiuhuuum. . flh
and wheu tho flsh havo n fair show ( again rost for aevoral days, win - therefnre. ak the
to get to tho narrows and falls, me, me nanwnuwa iroiuuu mi "-
places of ascent on the Oregon side arc. not one saimon in a '""
inns
M.I.I. I. Ill ...Kit. iiKiilrtllillllir III ItA . . . t .... I.wil.ta.l ami. . . . n l. l!
tin uiiit wiiii" ,.......... .-n '- "- in not inKcn up iri- , rvw -.ninftt iiniitkH oniv irom " "
for the protection t tho hmIuiou of t0,u 3 wml 4 uro jofouded and oo- hoUfJ QUt ) tlu, l68 ,,QUr8 0f ovory
the Columbia. U a bill which the few ((m 1 biggest nigger In this wflok whUo u trla nUd wlieoln.'
woalthy tUhweel owners of tho uuir l08ii,auVd wood pile la sandwiched ,u.Uo'tmry. unpllnnom. flsh day and,
Columbia fire presenting to the vol. ,n u0twevn sootlons 3 and ft. 'night the eutlro 168 hours In every
era In an euUoavor to retain the u- Th(U tr,ok however. U very week w ,on? Rg th, fti,lng btjaBon
flr tutd ilealnielWo monopoly o' 0IU11IV and ono bo oniHy oxpoetl. I.,.' '
would be barred by tho loads of .reaching tho upper river would w- . fl,hlns it ) i
tho whel8 and a rloli harvost roaped cape tho uppormost whools. A .4- eonflucne otHl
dn th. Washington side by the wheel hour weekly closing law would ': , , Uu Sandjr i
owtim ply glvo more flih to the rlohor flsh- "n W'1
vnta "No" on the flan
bill, nnd to vote "Vei"
tiatnhtuu wtlltlUH With ftshV.'UHIS ll
the narrow m ut the tolls of the
upper Columbia.
Tho Inltltttlvn patulous for thU
bill wen started hfljr the Ootumbln
IOver Balmon ProttteUvo as'oolatlon
wns organised for the ptirpose of
utinn 1 it thn nshwhtiel owners m .... ..! A.tii .iiv 400rt
"" " """r lllUB IIH1 OCVlwn nwiii"- (
bill provides that no fUhlag nt Qf QUr Kmn(,t nahennon from their,
tiighU oftu 114 onrrien on m me e.i- m,, destroy their property ana
. .. . . ..A..ti...iiitlitl nntfldfl. - k wH HM ail
neia ukl for oommorolai naviga- wftko lu R rtw yanrs B doxen or so
tlon. 'already very rich tlshwheol owners
ifk.i ..,..,.. u ii, ihrt 4000 alllnot manifold ralUlonalres. without pro-
was orjtiUlMd for tha uuriHist or , Columbia, with an tooting our salmon, hooauso the nsh-
stopping Pab lor wimon i t h e JJnt l.iOO.OOO. In wheel. In the narrows and ! th.
Columbia at head t tide, that s. '"T""" t lUtt C(. (ftU( (,0 not ptrMlU fl,h l0 pass by.
where thg river orno M narrow bwu. d 1 "I hw wbctu nnve
that the mhwIiMto catch nnjwr ; b kH,w lhlH b ,0 looalod and lnvnw& that
eyr nlnmu Ibnt wwbw tle nar- JJj tricd to hUle where only four years ago the Wash-
W?h.Wil iwbMI oflr mUUlng t' wllou in their argument, hot.- ingtoh aad Oregon W '
T?L n,'7,7 ?y tl . "" ,f ink to thus fool the volew of the lea secured some 20.000 salmon tor
that throughout tho state the Jtl- to mus Hatohery purpose, this year hut a
uumU for hona llde salmon prolec state. S?i lundrS wor. wiBbt. HWn.
live lihlfillon wa growing. K9b up To -iUt.. lUhwUs. or ta IT L prti
thu trlok bill tor the tlmW Mr- tmiw nro !ooU4 on the baiiU or l "H0f "oln Mk.
pQe of eonfuslug tho your. faJUs wUro Ihoj- presumably do not " 0r u K
Judges. locUlnUin. irofwlotml Inturtow with navlgalloH. Nbete wl a -
men KnIW.. bwrtnon. me and ad truHt tM luitomury apHlnf nlf .VfL
aVsoolatum eur porwll from th wr de- fairly wi. coldrlH thl this
lading VIH. or the state, Vmrtmnt. in chargo of navigation w a hw " 3Jff . w for
lag that oue of the twdlug indn. oJ oar rlvew. Ths under thhi stw- StotlBH 5. praWWUH Wjj, fo"
trie ef the state t tblateHel wltH tlon Ur nJ w ' " l w,w U t fe dajot Orto
extlneiloH. haw cowe forward to Uro 34 hour. Trap awl h1 br aswl the list dw nf lemVer of
rowie IU r IK mow or l" I1 w18 yr toly vatuelftw. w
AW oiml te U bjtt l fUtt olpld of a eattle ooml. tho fish strjk fa a oar royal ChUw.h -ahaim ar
tWhlng art Ewid t tWt tho lg thu 1hp or Uads pmlelBK enawaed. as tkt wrlety alBiojt t
mmn ot lUf Colnwhla rhr 1th lhio the river, follow them and are Urty esrtslag the 3ste
the Handy -a hill trthrd tn theft Ifd Into the tunnel of tho trap and the latter pt of September or the
puVlKMHdrlled fruity U ppiintM thn Into the pot from whloh thoy wlddte f Ootoher daring tU o
t thU shnw Ul of the rUfcwhl onnnol eeape. The renoo or lead CJhlnook saasoa. Tfce MMehaok a
dwnr. Th Hhheal nwnors weie.of the ttahwheel lwd the tlsh W won, ulmmt ahwilutel.v dntrtW4 y
loo wmUwhk- thonsh K la alio, the wieath of the wheel. he the the flhwhee raa )u June nud Jaty.
th n)per terw t too wvkardly" J wheel e4elely twrntag ith th OwV 4tec iUHn eater tho rlvor la
to father their hill, m they hired a 54 ot the fUvalag tr4W. tutsp thv Oetohe. SswwWr aad cew.
diseased deputy ot this state hry4to to box tor tho owner to and If the ithhwia were allowed
hvte to oUtnnlen a, blU Mb liuto ny ob in eter 8t Uur. 'on the Oregon side. they. wU their
a trick bill fr to I Wotton. The gltlnet. Veivr. njilnn lead -ouM drive tn th nww of
Now a to t trkVca In thtt hllU which this wclton U dlwted. aro the unpr Colahl& the h rro
In tii rnt nnHIHay tU.drlftla Uu, on n ajrie4 wtnd-.th Offn sboro to try to il y
Th.. iMnut lUatriintlvn nshwhcols i wheel ownors.
are on the Orogoa side of tho upper! It Is absolutely necessary that fh
Pninmi.li. Ai.iufa nf nMhinir from InK must stop where the river bo-
tho mouth of the Sandy and up'oumes narrow. Every nation and.
. i MM 1 H .1 (A!
would abolish these wheels. Theu state owning sniniou airf.u u
Washington-would follow with llko adopt this policy, or see Its salmon
ioulmou I destroyed. Canada does not per-
Seotlon a provides that all fishing uilt any stationary fishing appliances
far salmoa shall absolutely mop be, In Ha rivers and draws dead lines
low a line drawn from Smith's Point against all fishing awaj below head
across tho Columbia river, that s of tide California. Oregon and
nLi... win. Ttimnta iTvtiwt ntiii from WashliiKton fofbldd stationary appll-
Astoria to the sea. 12 miles from anoee In their rivers and draw head.
the bar. whore, the rivers Is from lines against fishing where tno nvur
four to six miles wide, where fishing become narrow. The federal gov-
with thee ueU only averages from;ernmont. through a uocwion ronuer
. 11..1 1
nn TVxWittd Catw-
Tin,.l SaU-e It W B"01
Sold bv nlldrucx,
30 to 36 hours oa of the 16S hours led neoembor last by Secretary of j
Ir eaoh week; where about 75 per Commerce and lbor Straus and
cent of the Ul net fishermen adrift confirmed by President uooaeeu.
with their ueU. because In the Co-, has adopted this principle for Alas
lamhla from Astoria and up the flah.ka.
troH have drla the gill nettorsj The only excoptlon to this bene
from their old-Uwe drifting grounds, ficlal legislation U the Cokinibla
Another trlek to give tho salmon to. rlvor. whore the flshwheela owners
the rle tranman had wheelmaa. so far have succeeded In retaining
ssa men. natiHg mat yearry ""r uih iij
siae fishomtea ware drowns! at and ; Theeso meh know this monopoly
ouUkl the month ot the Columbia, U doomed; they know that the vote
have declared oat of Htlensaeed sym- of the noott'e will t)l them ntj
tathy with the uahma that uilt- Ja- "sto destroying our Columbia j
net fiaklng shonhl to at a line river salmon Industry." and so they,
erolng ho rtvwr at One Olap-!got ap thU aptwront sham bill J
lMninan(. Tne rwnwneotmeu nave verity "wnom me goaa ww 10 u
ta etso I advasesnl this lino nine stray thoy first make mad "
wthts uh the river to Smith Polut. Let the fUhwhotte be abolished by
Tht armosA ahaard trlekery hare, the passage of the bill presented by
!..... . , . I
ajaaia ht snu. tne Columbia Hlver sauuoa rrew,
SeeUoa 4. by limiting leagth of tlvo association, and the fishermen j
Mts It another Inteadcd humhag will be the first to urge our logUla-1
on the vtera. The fUhwheela ooard tur to enaot Sunday-closing law. I
are m eatrh every salatou getting to seu&oaa ad other laws realty pro
the upr Onlambbv and the gUI 1 terttve ot the salmon tUherles of the
aelters, the poor wen. would e m! Columbia.
regulated that they weald have tej The fiarruea po o.aV their
quit the CdnmbSa. j skill as tshermen and their boats
Section 6. providing for weekly jand nets. With the destructloa of
Si-hour closed &e&on wouU be of our salaoa their aaeans of eralag a
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