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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-03
Hazelwood ice cream served at Dom

HaZelwood ice cream served at Dom
aldson's Red Cross Pharmacy
v'anted-seamstres and appren-
tice, at room 8 East Oregonian build
ing.
Peacock brand coal. burns the best
and lasts longest. Oregon Lumber
Yard.
Photos. all sizes and prices; also
finishing for amateurs Bowman's
studio.
Peacock brand coal, the kind that
holds heat and burns clean Oregon
Lumber Yard.
Strayed from town one grey horse,
sore eyes. Finder leave at or notify
Stewart's stables.
Wanted-Large clean rags High
est cash price paid for same. Deliv-
er to this office.
All aboard for the baseball excur-
sion TO Walla Walla, Sunday, May s.
$1.OO for round trip.
When In Portland stop at the Hotel
Oregon. Rates 81 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free bus.
Lost brindle and black bull rup,
two months old. Finder please re-
turn or notify French Restaurant.
The hest coal to be had is the Fea-
cock brand, handled by the Oregon
Lumber yard. Phone in your order.
Baseball! Pendleton VS.. Walla
Walla, at Walla Walla, Sunday, May
B. Train leaves Pendleton at Q a. m.
Round trip s1.00.
The roller skating season is now
on. In order to skate your shoes must
fit. To get proper fit YOU must buy
them at the Pee pies Warehouse
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve a 20 cent dinner in the
Clopton building, next door to the
Tribune office, Saturday, May 4, be-
ginning at II n. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-03

Ex-Governor Routt Declared Insane.
Denver, May 3.-J. T. Routt, for
mer governor, has been declared in
sane and a conservator appointed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-03

Hazelwood ice cream at Donaldson's.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-03

The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve 20 cent dinner in the
Clopton building, next door to the
Tribune office, Saturday, May 4, be-
ginning at IL n. m.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-09-01

nbCCu 40 KOma Pangao hetr innfutningur Japana
aukist svo mjGg az hvitum verkam0nnum stendur
MI miklu meiri hatta af peim en- K1nverjum a0ur.
pvl a6 Peir vinna jafnvel fyrir lagra kaup en- Kin
v%erjar, og cru or6nir svo margin az vinnuekla err
Groin fyrir parlenda verkamenn. AMMAN sta0
llkar landeigendum og 0orum vinnugefendum bar
vestra, segir blaoio, lila VIC japanska verkamenn.
Pykja peir 6tr1ir og latir og verri miklu en- Kin
verjarrir, sem par voru a5ur verst lionir 90 MI er
bolao par lit.
Felagsskapur v~erkamanna 1 British Colnmbiu
er natengdur samskonar felagsskap a Kyrrahafs-
str0nd Bardarlkja. parfir peirra og ahugamal eru
40 hestu leyti ems sunnan l~andamaranna og noro-
an. og efst q dagskra hvorratveggju en- MI bad, ao
verjast allri samkeppni As1ubda. BAD er full
reynt ao herlendir verkamenn geta ekki prifst bar
sem Mong6lar e6a a0rar Asiurj6oir eiga vio pa a0
keppa UNI vinnu og viourvRri, og pess vegna cru
engar l1kur til a0 peir SANDY DIST Jap0num fremur
en- Klnverjum.
Reyndar varu ospektir pessar / Vancouver
pot, af v0ldum abyrgoarlausra asingamanna og
@ttu engrar dypri r@tur. pa vari minstur wand
inn fyrir stjorn Breta, e6a landstjornina bar, a6
bBla niour 6aldar1okkinn og kippa svo 0llu / SAINT
lag. En- her err auosjaanlega UNI meira a6 tefa en-
samkomulag pessara pjo0fokka / einum smabm.
pao sem par befr brotist 1T er tjoohatur, sem
lengi hefir UNI sig bdi0 1 l0ndum brezku krdnunn-
ar, hvarvetna par sem hv1tir mem hafa NEST sam
oo,t; - ia A,S-l-S. R1 1919.
British Columbiu ao brezkir pegnar hafa amast
v6 Aslubdum, s0mu vandkvBoin hafa lengi veri6
a sambdo peirra / 6orum nylendum Brets, einknm
i Suour-Afr1ku Natal, Transvaal o. s.. frv.(, og
margin helztu s~tjornmalamenn Breta telja PAD eitt
hio mesta yandamal r1kisins og vans65 hvort a pvi
VERDI raoin bot / takan TINA til 40 afstyra peim
vandreoum, sem annars nun at pvi leioa.
Verka]your Asiupjooa hefr- fra aida 6oli van
list arjan og illu viourv@ri, og kr6fur hans til pag-
india lifsins cru faar mj0g o. einfaldar. peir menn
geta komist af med miklu minna en- hvitir mem,
og ldta ser lynda v~ikukaup lBgra en- oft ern dag
laun hvitra mama. 1 pessum mismun lysa ser
olikar eoliseinkunnir, sem or6nar cru vopn og
verjur / lifsbarattu pessara miklu pj6obalka. peir
geta pv1 naumast samneyti att hvor VIC AMMAN; og
6llkar eoliseinkunnir samlagast aldrei med stj6rn-
ar samningum, e5a hverfa fyrir akv@oi laganna.
t Bretaveldi er fjandskapur MILL hinna aust
rBnu oy vestr@nu pjoofokka az tilt0lu hvorki
meiri ne mimi en- annarsstaoar / heimi. par sem
oeir eiga eitthva0 saman ao salda, en- sakir pess,
40 vioskifti Breta VIC austurlandapjo5ir cru marg-
falt meiri en- annara vestrRnna pj66a, pa lei6ir at
pv1, 40 NEST Der a pessu pj6oAokka hatri / hinum
miklu lyolendum PETRA, og peir eiga MI peim nun
fremur dr v0ndu ao raoa en- nokkur 0nnur pjo6,
sem teir hafa ekki frjalsar hendur a6 verja / pessu
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-09-01

hlaup. Hafa mem sloan or6io ao gera ser bai
uppi hlloum og uppi a fj6llum, par sem j0kul-
hlaupin komast ekki 40. 0rafaj0kull gaus 1850
og pa skolaoi eina morgunstund ut a sj6 tvoim
soknum me6 40 bejum og tveim kirkjum. Finn
ma0ur og tveir hestar hGldu li.
A suourstr0ndinni cru sandar miklir framund-
an j0klunum og renna UNI pa j6kular margar,
breytilegar og kv1sl6ttar, sem stafa af 1sbrao. Her
ma enn / dag sa og lara, meo hverjum .hatti hin
lauslegu jarol0g veroa til, sem cru undir jarovegi
Danmerkur og urou til 1 lok isaldarinnar, pegar
teikilegir joklar P0ktu Nor0url0nd og teygou
skrioj6k ularma og j%0kulfj0t ni6ur um Danm0rk
og norourhluta pyzkalands.
Island err areioanlega, merkilegasta Eldfjalla-
land heimi. Egg hef fundi6 1870 eldfj0ll a fero-
UNI mlnum og cru fest peirra sloknu6 en- DO hafa
25 gosio svo a0 s0gur fari af. Nest allra eldfjalla
a landinu err Askja, / mioju landi. Glgurinn ersvo
vlour ao vel g@ti rdmast a botni hans tveir bnir a
s0mu staro sem Kaupmannah6fn. Askja gaus SID
asst 1875. pa var her enginn rits1mi, en- sialft sendi
e%ldfjalli0 skeyti til 1tlanda, pvi ao Ii stundum SID.
ar en- gosi6 hoist, rigndi 0sku q vesturstr0nd Nor
egs og 10 stundum s1oar 1 Stokkh6imi. 0nnur eld-
foil her a landi hafa oft sent skeyti lit ytir haf0.
Norourfy zkalandi o. S. fry. Til dtlanda berst p6
a0 ems shasta dusti6, en- her a landi er saldao q
oss gr6fara NELL. Err pao til marks her UNI az
Hekla henti steinl a mann i Skalho.ti og drap ham.
hor avn x po;l,,r < .,:11; o., O.. ,
skoti0 storum eldibr0ndum til skagafiaroar, "A
m1lur vegar.
Sloan s0gur h6fust, hefr pao verio NEST COS a
1slandi, er Laki vic Skafta gaus 1888. pa kom upp
glgaroo 4 m1lura lengd. Eru par 100 gigir, sem
braun hefir runnio dr. pau braun cru 10 fermil-
ur, eoa 4 stBr0 vio Borgundarh6lm. Ef s1breioa
l@gi yfr Sjalandi af peim 6sk6pum, er gigirnir
spjou pa, mundi SUI ey veroa hulin 60 feta pykku
lagi af hrauni, 6sku og gjalli. Veturinn nasta
eftir petta gos drapust prir fj6r0ungar af 0llum
kvikfenaoi a Islandi, og par a eftir kom hungur og
sj1kd6mar, er banaoi 5000 MAINS, fmta HUT lands
mamma. Smddustio breiddist 1T up gufuhvolfj aro-
ar, svo a6 pa var s6larlag ovenju fagurt UNI ALA
Norouralfuna.
Islenzk eldfjGll cru az m0rgu leyti hugn@m
fyrir alpj66av1sindi. Einkum cru sprungugosin
freg Groin, pvl ao pau pekkjast ekki annarsstaoar
a pessari aro0ld. Vanalega hla oast upp ha keilu-
foil a gosstaonum meo gig / toppinum. E r BETA
hin alpekta eldfjallagero svo sem err Vesuvius,
Htna, Hekla, sn@felsj6kull o. H., / 0orum st60um
koma lagir hraunskildir med djdpu OPT / toppnum
svo sem Skjaldbreioor / nand vio pingvelli. 4 is
landl cru Is slikir hraunskildir, en- pekkjast hvergi
annarsstaoar nema a Sandwicheyjum i Kyrraha6.
En- a 1slandi er pad ekki sjaldgjaft 40 sprungur
koma q hatlendi og hraunf60 velta bar ut. Al
sprungunni koma stundum g1gir ir6oum, en- stund-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-09-01
tyrir noroan Myrdalsj0kul. Hin er $500 fet a
oypt',. paoan hafa runnio braun sem ma yfir 10
IL ferm1lur.-Eftir ,,Huginn". Framhl
Breta og Japanar.

ol0NoI OF Odpdndr.
UppPot PAD hio mikla 1 Vancouver, B. G.. err
raoist var a Japana par 1 borginni g. b. m. hefr
orolo Breta stjorn og Japana allmikio ahyggju-
efni. Her 1 landi hafa menn einkum veitt bv1 eft
irtekt hvernig Jap0num varo vic er fregnir af at
buroi pessum barust til Toxic. pa var blum mimi
lsstett liver osk6p gengu par fyrir sk0mmu 1T af
PVl 40 gotuskrlll 1 San Francisco hafoi gletst vio
Japana, err par voru bdsettir. pa urou su,nir bi6o-
malaskulnar1J Japan svo atir ao Peir hef6u umsvifa-
laust sagt Bandam6nnum str1o 4 hendur, eff peir
hetou matt ra6a, og hl00 peirra aptu hvert 0oru
h9rra nm smanarlega me0fero 4 Jap0num her
landl; Ell MI hafa Japanar 1 Vancouver oroi0 fyrir
margfalt verri aras en- landau peirra / San Fran
cisco, og MI steinpegja peir festir, sem hast hrop-
uou um glettingar par, err peir URDU fyrir San
Francisco. Pau bl00 Japana, sem NEST fjargvior-
uoust yfir meofer0inni a peim / Bandar1kjunum.
pegar ekkl var meira UNI ao vera en- pad, az skr1ll
braut rdour og split mat peirra og glisvarningi.
pau hin s0mu kalla bad ao ems leioin]eot 6hanna
atvlk'er pegnar Breta / Vancouver raoast 4 Japana
meo ofurefi LIDS, reyna az reka pa dr borginni fra
ollu slnu og kasta peim jafnvel 1 sj6inn. pessu
villa asingamenn Japana 0llu eyoa, og helzt lata
f]oolna ekkert UNI PAD vita. par lysir ser Der
synilega hvers1 peim err ant UNI az halda %vinfengi
VIC Breta, og forecast ao segja neitt, err ia megi
styggja eoa or6io geti til pess az rjdfa bandalaci0
via pa, og pao bandalag peirra vio Breta var az
hkindum hr6ksvaldio sem peir skakuou +, err pejr
voru a6 senda Bandam0nnum t6ninn.
Ems og eolilegt err hafa Bretar ekki haiti UNI
atburo pennan. Peir villa auovitao ekki lata mix
10 a pvl bera' a6 Japanar, bandalagsmenn peirra.
eigi ekki fri0land i hinu brezka r1ki. En- mi0g
Pykir sl p0gn. brezkra blao a stinga / stuff via stor-
yroi peirra og margmBlgi um meoferoina a jap.
UNI ofrioarhorfnr og illan hug, er pjooir pessar
b@ru hvor til. annarar, en- MI pegja pau og villa
0llu umtali ey6a um pennan atburo. Eitt helzta
blao Breta The London Times), sem itarlegast
hefir futt fregnir af ~ppboti ressu, hefir fatt til
Pess mails 40 leggja fra eigin brj6sti annao en- bad |
40 Bandamonnum, Sc un ao kenna. Blaoio segir
ao asingamenn fra San Francisco, dr hokki beirra
er fylgdu aour Ruef og Schmitz, half futt til Van
coauver / peim erindum ,ao asa verkamenn bar gegn
JapDnum, til'pess az svo, lii 1T sem fjandskapur
vRri engu' mimi vio Japana i ]3retaveldi en-
Bandarlkjum. En- annao bla5 Breta, ,,The West
minister Gazette", futti web samda ritgero um sam
komulag verkamanna / British Columbiu III. 40.
,. az og segir par fra pv1, ao mj0g fair Kinverjar |
hat fuzt panga6 sloan stj6rnin kraf0ist pess az
kinverskur innfytjandi borgaoi 200 dolla1a
eoa vari ella gerour.. aGturreka. En- sloan teir
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
Cleaniings

MANY a girl. I verify believe, has
married to get away from a hideous
ED dresser or picture Of The Death
Of Lincoln" says correspondent Of
THE Woman's Home Companion"
Boys and girls should have their own
rooms and be allowed some latitude
about their furnishing"
- 70 20
Among the five residents of Chicago
lately honored by the French govern
nent with the decoration known as the
Palms, awarded for services to art
and, letters. were Mrs. Harry Clennon
and Mrs. Harry Gordon. They have
both taken prominent part in the
work of the Alliance Franchise.
- - -
A London paper recently estimated
the cost of the clothing of man OF
fashion during the London season as
$500. The total was divided as fol-
lows: Outer apparel, s1,575; shirts and
underwear, $3.50; hats and shoes, 1895;
eravats and gloves, $3.50; sundries,
nearly $1,000. New York and Chicago
tailors have stated that about the
same sum is required to weather the
season in their respective cities.
- - 20
In Germany they have an institution
called the Schlaefchen- This is a little
nap in the afternoon between the pom
derOus early dinner and the coffee
which is served at 4 o'clock. Nothing
is allowed to interfere with this Teu-
tonic rite. I'm a German country
house." says an observer, st have seen
with these eyes dashing cavalry officers
IN tight TUNES and rafting swords dis
appear about 2:30 o'clock, to emerge in
an hours time looking a trifle sleepy,
but armed in every sense for the con-
quest of the fair. Students and pro-
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LINcoLN,s ANSWER.

Early in the civil war a delegation
of clergymen from New England call
ed on Mr.. Lincoln to urge him to
emancipate the slaves, assuring him
that he could not expect the favor of
God on his cause so long as he toler-
ated slavery. When the spokesman
had ceased Mr.. Lincoln inquired,
How many legs mas a sheep?"
The speaker raised his hands and the
whole body of the delegation showed
signs of disgust, as much as to say:
1--WE always heard he was buffoon."
But the speaker answered, why, four,
Mr.. President
Now" said Mr.. Lincoln, eff you call
sleeps tail leg how many legs
would he have?"
The answer, of course, was five.
You all agree to this?" said Mr..
Lincoln.
They nodded assent.
NO." said the president, "you are
wrong. A sheep has only four legs,
and calling his tail a leg does not
make it a leg. And for me to declare
that the slaves shall be free will not
make them free before the country is
ready for it,
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Free to You

Get my l00-page book describ-
ing Electro Vigor and with il
lnstrations of fully developed
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fessors. matrons and business men,
tinkers and tailors, all take their forty
winks in the afternoon and got up
strenuous and efficient"
- 20 -
1T is not the woman but the hair
that makes the type" says an artist.
Il have seen a girl who was intensely
ordinary and conventional in a top
knot with a padded roll around her
forehead transformed into a Grecian
goddess or a woodland sprite merely
by the clever disarray of her locks.
Flowing waves at the side or loose
'curss floating from tine back of the
head give great character to the APP
pearance.'
During one Of the cold days of the
recent belated spring a small boy said:
God must stop this soon or none of
his flowers will grow
- ~ ~
At the recent garden party in Wind
sor Castle, where Kind Edward and
Queen Alexandra entertained seventy
five hundred guests, it was noted that
the Queen seemed to take particular
pICdSuI6 III having
people presented to her, and that by
her cordiality and graciousness she
quickly dispelled the embarrassment
naturally felt by those unaccustomed
to association with royalty.
~ - ~
Several of the great nations sent
women delegates to the International
Red Cross convention in London. This
seems eminently suitable, as that part
of warfare with which the Red Cross
is concerned is to a large extent the
task of women, namely TO go after the
soldier and do what is possible to re-
lieve the misery of war. Women dele
gates were sent not only by England
and America, but by France, Switzer-
land and Italy. One of the English
delegates was Miss Ethel McCaul, a
nurse who was appointed through
Queen Alexandra's influence to go to
the seat of war during the Russo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
ORIGIN OF ALTAR OF ROSES.

The preparation of the famous altar
of roses. according to the Circle, seems
to have been discovered by accident
From India we get the tradition. The
favorite Sultana of Sehanghir caused
a bath of rosewater to be prepared for
her use. The burning sun of India
brought its might upon the bath pre-
pared in the royal garden and soon
globules of oil were found floating up
on the fragrant water. Deeming the
bath impure and attempting to skim
off the film, the attendants broke the
globules, and at once the garden was
filled with fragrance. The finest es-
sence is not gathered from the rarest
and most costly flowers, for the fra
grant oil glands are most abundant in
the petals of the free blooming, old.
common kinds.
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HONEY SHORTAGE.

LOS ANGELES, July 25.-Failure Of
the honey crop in Southern California
and other sections of the state will
cause the importation of immense
quantities of the product during the
next year. Prices will soar, and esti-
mates are that the total crop this sea-
son will be but sixty cars, against a
normal average OF 300 cars. There will
be little comb honey.
Unfavorable weather in May and
June is the cause of the shortage. The
crop in 1906 was an utter failure. Oper-
alton of the pure food law will prevent
the sale of honey adulterated with glu-
cose.
Reports from sections that ordinarily
produce ten to fifteen cars are that
there will be no output. Prices have
already gone up in Los Angeles.
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disease Nature may the disease, but the drug
habit stays with you always
The last three pOisons- mercury arsenic and potash
are used in treating nearly all disorders and diseases
OF the blood, stomach and digestive organs
You know mercury is quicksilver, and when it gets
into the body stays there It destroys the digestive
juices and eats out the lining of the stomach
Arsenic Weakens the digestive organs, makes the
eyes weak, nervousness and inames the stom-
ach.
Potash destroys the walls of the stomach produces
terrible headaches makes the blood thin and rritates
the eyes, nose and throat
Ny method of curing disease is to go down to the
very foundation of the trouble and the
rest.
Eectrovigor is relief from the old system of drug
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japanese conflict to study the japanese
arrangements for saving life.
~ - -
In Initiating English dress American
women get only one side of it, says
Flora Mcdonald Thompson in Har-
per's Bazaar. We copy the English
tailor made in preference to the
French; we go in for short skirts, stout
boots, heavy gloves, stiff hats and all
the rather n1annish styles of the Eng
hsh woman's street, sporting and
travelling attire, out in general we
follow the English woman not at all in
the very sincere effort she makes to
offset these mannish characteristics of
her purely unitarian dress by a dress
for the interior which is feminine to
the last degree.
~ ~ -
With Western nations a bath is an
evidence of luxury, and only the we'll
to-do and leisure classes have the
habit of bathing daily. Among the poor
the bath is so uncommon that as a class
they have been very properly designat-
ed 1.-The great unwashed." In Japan 1t
is not so. There everybody, from the
least to the greatest, has a hot bath
every day, and many battle several
times a day. The Japanese have been
reproached with bathing all in the
same tub, but before they step into the
hot bath the body is thoroughly scrub
bed with soap and hot water and r1nsed
off with cold. The people regard
foreigners as such dirty creatures that
usually they are not permitted to use
the public lighthouses
20 - .ss
There is a woman in Boston who
has devoted nearly ten years to making
two KINDS of cake. Another makes
doughnuts every day in time to reach
breakfast tables in all parts of the
city. Another sends crystallized roses,
pansies, ETC., all over the country for
dinner favors and decorations at other
fashionable functions. Novelties in
the way of little cakes occupy another,
and still another has become known to
fame through her birthday cake. The
crisis in the modern kitchen has been
the opportunity of the home worker.
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yOu AbCH Vh W OhAt4h bdhC LIS
dope, and of course he couldn t
afford to tell you the truth.
When a doctor gives a pre-
seription to relieve pain or
some chronic trouble ne always
puts in a little poison to dead
en- or stupefy the nerves.
That's killing pain, or, rather,
killing the nerves. Of course,
if your ailment is of a chronic
nature, the pain will come
back and you must keep ont
taking the same drug or suf-
fer. It stops the pain for a
short time, but it is breaking
down your nervous system and
running your stomach.
The poisons that are used
most frequently by the doctors
are morphine, cocaine. mer-
curry, arsenic and potash. The
first two are used to stupefy
the nerves, and are responsible
for thousands of drug tends
who got the habit through the
use of drugs containing dope
for the relief of some chronic
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Electro-Vigor is a body bat
terry made of separate dry
cells. 1t is easily, comfortably
worn next to the body during
the night and gives out a con-
tinuous stream of h {
strength-building, nerve-feed-
ing force which is the basis Of
all health. Electro-Vigor is
not an electric belt-there is
no charging to do-no vinegar
or acid solutions to bother
with.
I am a different man from
what I was six months ago;
the weakness, the Indigestion
and lame back are all cured.
What more can I say in favor
of Electro-Vigor.
STEWART MCCLURE,
Danville, Cal.
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Your wife needs exercise: she sits
still too much" It'll get her a silk
skirt" How will that heIp?" She'll
keep moving so as to make it rustic. /"
Houston Post.
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TIN just crazy to be a reporter"
said the rich mans daughter. en-
sanity is no qualification" returned
the editor, closing the interview.-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
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do YOU think young Propsley Will
astonish his friends when they see him
on the stage?" Yes, If they think he
can act"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11

ing EIec0TU- IgOL "n VIII
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11

Mr.. Jawback-The biggest idiots al
ways seem to marry the prettiest wo-
men. Mrs. Jawback-Now, you're try-
ing to flatter me.-Cleveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11

Ever wonder what, kind of dope you getting
when your doctor gives you prescription If you
ask him he will not give you satisfactory reply He
might tell you of the things in the prescription
but not all of them. There 8 good reason why. If
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11
what You Get In The
Doctors Prescription

gng It does by natural means what you expect drugs
to do by unnatural It is Natures way of eur
ing disease for it gives back to the nerves and or
cans the power tkey have lost, which is their life
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-11

Why don't you use gas in your
stove. !. i.I., =.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-07-25

The noise which emanates from the
cattle pens, near the railroad tracks,
o'nights has reached the proportions
OF a public nuisance. Any one resid-
ing within a radius of half a mile of
the pens can hear at any time during
the night the believing of bulls, bleat-
ing OF sheep and squealing of hogs-a
discordant combination that would
impel the best natured person on earth
to resort to language unfit for publ
cation. =