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THINK THIS OVER
This Offer Should Gain the Confidence of
the Most Skeptical

We pay for all the medicine used
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We take all the risk. You are not OBJ
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A most scientific, common-sense
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If you suffer from chronic or habitua
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member, you can get them in Hoo'
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cts. SO tablets, 25cts so tablets, 3
cts. Sold only at our store The Rexal
Store. Carl A. Palth.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-28
YOU CAN PREPAY FARES

While these rates apply Westbound
only, fares may be- prepaid 10y deposit
ing value of the ticket with your local
agent, and an order will be telegraphed
to any address given.
Aid in telling OF our vast resources
and wonderful opportunities ior Home
Building.
Illustrated and reliable printed matter
will be mailed toanyone to whom YOU
wish it sent, by addressing
J. II. FREnRICY, Agent,
HooD RIVER, ORR.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-28
# You are From Missouri

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-28

Do you know that OF all the minor all
ments colds are by far the most danger
Gus? 1t is not the cold itself you need
to fear, but the serious diseases that it
often leeds to. Most Of these are known
as germ diseases. Pneumonia and con-
sumption are among them. Why not
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
cure your cold willie you can? For sale
by all dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
Approved Aids to
Health and Beauty

MAGIC RrAtrTY- CREkM--wern Z
en- wbo are not thoroughly satisfied
with prepared cold creams can make
an excellent greaseless cream W
simply dlasotvins an ounce ~ eAno
xoln IN u pint Of cold water sha
adding teaspoonfals OF glycsf'hs.
This cream clears the complexion
s,iendtdtv and leaves u soft. smooth
and fresh locking. IL " very fins
Tor heaiing and preventing chap
ping .,,-,., ..,,o,x
nimpiv complexion comes from ifu-
nors blood This condition can best
bs overcome with good, purit lnk
system tonic. A good. old fashion-
ed tonic can be made BY dissotNins
~ cupful OF sugar ana i ounce ~
kardene In y pint OF s,ooho', snsn
A Tablespoonful. taken before meals.
will purity the blood. clear the com
p,nxfnn and bring back the glowing
iook OF health TO the face. THIS
tonic restores lost appetite and -
= aE sSt HAIR ToNfc-The dis
appointment of using bottle after
bottie OF costly hair tonlcz ana stili
finding our itching scaips lhaen
with fsndruff and our hair getting
gradually thinner must flsia 70
Mini ~ alcohol dissolve 1 ounce of
puinxoin' then add y pint Of cold
water. Rubbing this into the seal
twice a week. dandruf and scalp
irritation disappear as ~ by magic
and the hair stops falling. Quickly
taking on a healthy. growing CON
FoR WEAK EYES-one whose
.vss are weak, inflnmed or watery
win find prompt relief ~ putting
tnto each eye twice daily Few
drops OF a tonic made by dissolVinx
an ounce OF crystcs In pint OF
water. This remedy IL very sooth.
ing 20 tired, smarting eyes ana
rulrllv remedies graduated has
4, makes the eyes bright clear and
marking 4Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
No Need Being Old or
Wrinkled Before IS

Lillian Russell says any woman
who has wrinkles before she's %
IL herself responsible for them
sunshine ana fresh afr she con
Hidera more valuable As complexion
preserycra than nostrums and cos
msttra
The chief objection 10 cosmetics
is that Al best they only temporar-
iiy cover ap defects There are Ger
tain true aids % nature which may
be applied with directly opposite ~f-
feet Ordinary mrrcoiix~d wax. for
Instance. actually removes a had or
oidish complexion by gradually. al
fnost iutperceptlbiy. peelinE OFT the
worn out scarf skin. Just one
ounce. pfocurahie at any drug store.
wfll soon unNell an entirely new
aud natural complexion. with an sx.
auisite EIriish color. or course Gu
tsneous biemikhea like pimpies.
frcckleN. fire lines. moth patches.
liver spots. disappear with the dis-
caried skin.
To prevent or remove wrinkles. a
face bath wNlch also produces nat
urai results. IN made by diA~oiving
an ounce Of raaotite In a half pint
witch hazel It's wonderfully effect
I've --Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18


DID yoa ever .s. q Japanese wom-
ise- Then learn ho~ they achieve
and maintain q smooth face. free
from ~rinkl~sL For the first time
n America. the Princess Toxic treat
merit 10 being made known. ana 4,
q revelation. Never before havs
Christian womsn been sbis to solve
tire secrets Of these oriental bsau-
lee whose facss and ferns have
been tho marvel Through sges- But
a las, the tr~asure-trevs has essn
every Arnsriraa lady. who writes TN
naedlstsly, the full knowledge abent
This wondrous new method.
The Princess Toxic Booklet Of
ieauty 10 . message full of sistsriy
ceiling and sympathy for the Amer
alton. all about the PrfHesss TokIf
ie~ treatment for removing
rrinkI.s without harmful creams
sastes. lotions. or plasters. or me
'hanioai appliances
N you are a .mstron. would you
Ike 60 look ike girl aKainf II
foa are fIfty years 81 age. would
yos wish 20 look like splendid
young woman Of twenty -nvsf u
you are fcrty. would ike TO leet
Tx. a girl Just out 81 her toms /,
Then 90 you this book win be OF
No money will be accepted for
ths Princess Tcklo Booklet Aboui
wrinkles II will Be given 10 yeu
FREE. scaled prtvstety. By ons vho
sesfsvss that here has tawnsd tks
most splendid day for American
eognsn Of ali ages up to 70. II 10 =
message Of the most hearty good
heer and 90 unlike anything Amer
lean. II ~ a treat IN its unique con-
tents. All you need DO IL ask for a
FREE copy. addressing Princess
Toxic. suite 1854, Central Bank
building. Denver, Colo. u. a. A.
II tells how 70 remove wrinkles
by entirely new treatment In only
eight days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
STYLE FOR YOUNG MAN



Dear Mas Grey: VIII you please
inform me what would be an APP
propriate way for me TO dress.
They tell me | don't know how to
put my clothes on. am 10. weigh
100 pounds and am five feet ten
and one.half inches In height. but
inclined TO stoop a little. My COM
plexion IL dark and my hair and
eyebrows heavy. as am OF North
ern italian extraction. although
born and raised in the United
States. The growth on my face is
very dark and pronounced when al
lowed TO mature. Please tell me
what kind of suit. shoes and hat
TO wear.
TASTELESS KID.
A.--Have the suit dark navy.
tan shoes and socks. tie OF a Per
sian pattern. principally dark blue.
with a touch OF white or gray. II
is difficult 10 advise hat and color
sight unseen" but have the
former either dark blue or black;
Soft or derby. as best suits you.
You are always safe selecting blue,
and some shades OF brown may be
becoming, with hat the same
shade as the suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

The fneny
TUW Mankind
s-,.v. Douches, Oint-
msnts, Snuffs and Stom-
,ch Dosing Have All
Failed 10 Cure It.

c.nrrh Is a vile and disgusting
- hecanse H. revolting symp-
-. esnros ee hidden-
s.sv pfcp,a despair 81 ever set.
"a n cntnrrh. but Il they Will
.scst a IN earnest they can
~ dlscharge in a few days.
~ snaffes. hawking ans spit.
md The misery q eaiarrh.
..',As HyoNEt Get a complete
"a, ,casy and see how quickly
...rrh can be conquered with the
-ss,nx healing antlseptic air Of
| I. rralyptas forests 81 Australia.
uyoNEI outfit thottie 81 Hl-
|~rl and hard rubber inhaierl
- a %. Pour a few drops iato
rh.lrr ard breathe Il; thsts
4 ma have to DO. Breathe IL i've
~ tines a DAY and watch the
ssesoms Of catarrh disappear one
"A a.. HYoMki u a tried and
= remedy for catarrh. coughs,
"a eroup and catarrhal deafness
y sale By druggists every where.
r., bottles Il needed. 80 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

ne greatest discomforts OF old
n re poor eyesIght. deafness.
- back. stiff. achy joints and
xsary lila.
ssy often these troubles conc
- a Weakening Of the kidneys
" Kidneys have a heavy task
as a long life Of flltering the
~ and keeping the body free
ne Irritating effects OF uric
- Kidney weakness usually gets
! attention and II IL no wonder
" kidneys break down.
4 "a shen the kidneys are slug
~ Az weak. there is little com.
Baekache "a likely 80 become
snssatt trouble. lameness IN the
ALL, pains when shopping or
restiessness al night. too
1. ,,s and painful passages ~
I. snney secretions. and persis-
) s s.satic pains. stiff Joints. dlz.
ys'ls and weakness Of sight and
Sag are often due 10 the excess
AZ, ACID In The blood. SO are
a" and stone. dropsy dwellings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
We Can Cure
Rheumatism

As many can testify, 10 their great
JOY and satisfaction.
II you are suffering pain we can
relieve you By our method OF treat
ment We have relieved and cured
hundreds OF suffering morfais.. WE
CAN RELIEVE AND CURE you.
n you are In a diseased condition
You are not able 10 fully perform
your allotted task In the world. The
battles Of life call for strong. able
bodied. strong. men and
women. II is the physically and
mentally weak that go down IN tho
mighty struggle. Let us help you
BACK TO HEALTH AND
STRENGTH. Let US put you where
LIFE WILL BE WORTH THE
LIVING.
Our methods are being used by
many Of the most noted physicians
In this and other countries. and are
proving wonderfully successful We
HAVE PROVED OUR METHODS
in multitudes OF cases. and KNOW
that they are based on SCIENTIFIC
PRINCIPLES. Because Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
; Cynthia's Recipe =
Exchange Column =

. . . . . . . . .
J would be mighty glad n could
get a good recipe for potato ONE
let ! don't have success with those
! have tried A YOUNG ONE.
No. Mrs. r.. the recipe for cookies
In the column April 9th does not
call for baking powder.
CYNTHIA.
Dear Miss Grey; WIN You. or a
reader. give a recipe for Panocei
VIOLET.
n school Glrr viii try this for
chocolate carameis. she Will find
them "liekin'" good Put IN Net
tie pound granulated sugar and
pint water. When Il hulla add
gradually Ia pint cream. stir In ?
oza butter. and "a pound choco.
late dissolved In little water. noll
until u snaps, and pour into
creased pans. When noarly cold.
mark into squares
ANOTHER GIRL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

Here's cynthia'a favoritc recipe
for eEgs when she tires OF the usual
ways Of cooking and serving them.
They are called birds nests. and
make n beautiful dish: whip the
whites OF eggs until very stiff.
spread on butiered toast, and IN the
center Of each drop the yolk Of
an egg. slip IN the oven and when
half set. aprinkie lightly with salt
and pepper. return 20 oven and
when well set. serve Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

! awHgN GREEK =
! MEETS GREEK" =


Dear Miss Grey: have a little
family trouble on account OF ais
ter.in.law living with us. Ny wife
win not come out with me. but goes
out with her sister. II ~ trouble All
The time with her. Tell me what
to do. dear Mas Grey. POPE.
A.--why don't you give her
practical demonstration III you
have no brother or cousin TO come
to live with you. invent one. No.
don't carouse around with him. but
take a long stroll one evening. =
car ride the next. attend good
theatre another. go swimming an.
other, etc, etc. Don't quarrel, but
quietly meet her on her own
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
THE MARKETS

The following are ths average
price, paid By iocar commission msr-
ohants 10 the producers. Prices fn
all cases are subiscf 20 variation,
according 20 freshness ana general
ancsiisnce. but these prices, unesss
otherwise indicated. are for strictly
first grades
Eggs ana nuttsr--usiiinx rriee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
EPILEPSY CURED

Tho German Specialist on
chronic diseases. Ha has given
some names OF cures on heart
diseases Now he will ask you,
how many doctors can you find
that will cure epilepsy They all
will tell you IL cannot be cured.
Here is ono case. from years
old until SO. never free from IL,
completely cured, You will find
this cure at 22ls w. s3rd. And
ono more at 202s w. seth, This
young lady had suffered from
the age ~ IS until 20. This Is
one OF tho worst cases that has
come under my observation for
years, three or four days In sue
ceaaion without stopping Her
mind was affected. Call NJ the
above addresses II you are In
doubt. I don't want 10 give the
names OF the patients In print.
The next will be on diseases OF
women after the patients sys-
tenn has been brought below par
through surgical operations.
DIR. @. >. NUREMBERG
S5tT 12nd Ave. n. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
SEATTLE PROOF

sIgurd Hall. 6743 Eighth Ave.
Seattle. Wash, says: Il have new
er had occasion to use Doans Kid
ney pills myself. but they are high
~ valued. in our family, In view OF
the benefit they brought. One Of
my parents suffered from lumbago
and stiffness in the back and. hips
and often was hardly able to stoop.
The Kidneys were also disordered.
Nothing proved OF benefit until
Doan's Kidney Pills we're used.
They effected cure and restored
the person To good health"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
Landlady Takes Cork
Leg for Room Rent

I OAKLAND, Cat, AprII H.
Paul Briquot was behind with his
tent While he slept, Mrs. Phelan.
his landlady, hsconded with his
cork leg. The court held II was
not proper security and Briquet
can walk again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
NEW STRENGTH FOR OLD BACKS

OF the limbs and extremities. heart
weakness.
Doan's Kidney Pills have proved
a great blessing TO many old folks.
when taken for backache or TO reg
uIate the action OF the kidneys and
help the kidneys to keep the blood
pure.
Investigate the cures made by
Doan's Kidney pills.
You won't have to go thousand
miles to find out. Here's n Seattle
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

Below replies Kindly
Eene feadrA that the majority who rushed
woman pictured by the cynical bismarck
they
Dear Miss Grey; OF he
stung-bady
There he
like him understand
he makes such ~ 10 column
AN AMUSED SOCIAL NUISANCE
Aye. l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

Dear Mas Being
making
hesitate statements made BY able and emf
authority a bismarck H.
Like Hmarck ENGAGED and she wasn't lust Hike the
girl married doubt Bismarck
l. Nevertheless
a sample OF all
describes they
fighting
butterfly negeclng the quiet
girl she valuable lessons sensible mother
No. bismarck maimony NOT unmi,igated evil The
who has married aue, girl small salary probably happier
like describe and that
there others lie huned for OF the others until he found
oPTIMIsT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

a = = 4 = =
= cysrnIAs ANSWERS QUESTIONS
Mothers day 10 he Sunday in May.
loaned be- used for lend or lent
Charles Tafa Of commerce and labor
Tho leading American Gourmet and Paneo
x. or castor oil sparinsy applied soft cloth to patent
leather, viii proiong rs He
table beforahe gentlemen ne aes
.houla rise no ladies' from the room
An fsss seent 1883 scent coin
circulated and in good condition value Genus
The use Of weak teeth twice week viii tend
TO ward off decay
the Soh OF TINS month"; isa"~ w" -
INIT o Union.
Mary born In Sacramento Oair IN isSs " ~
A p de
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You Are Going to
Read This AID

Because you read Il Saturday and
became Interested IN what we bid
10 say about our ability 10 cure you
Of your disease. no matter what "
may be. n u IL possible for II 70 be
cured We do not claim 10 be able
70 cure everything. for there are
some conditions that cannot be
cured by any known system. But
We Do cure all the diseases. except
contagious diseases. which we do
not handle. that can be cured by
any system and many that are pro-
nounoed ineurnbie by other prac.
iitioners And we do not use drugs
~ any kind ia our treatments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18
We Can Cure Cancer

We have done so for others AND
WE CAN CURE you IL you will
but give US the opportunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

Grey friend all Of who get a
chance "iamarckn~ letter got opinion In
sincerely such statements
which he Where
areemancipad doctors
philosophy standpoint Of
couldn't
standpoint akmindcd
girls who half their
bctcrGod have mercy on thenths ehlss
exceptions heard OF who
didn't
Influence of oodw cd emi
number OF good.
wonen and sensible pure trying TO be real
man" AA' ~A ~ BUCK A STRENUOUS LOVER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-18

Dear Grey right when he that
marrying them But why
viii sense OF
~ called an
undesirable nothing said Ia ia,
when a he perfect but he hin
wont young decent sir
live and when she ges the
boiler They won pick out girl who values soa
companonship.
WHY haers busy and III their
the girls they have aided In going wrons
think OF his mother Dc
OF future ens parsons
OF agtztors An AMERICAN fOhi
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-07-04
"KlLLED" MAN WHO is ALIVE
Murderer, His Supposed VIC
tim Appears.

Suffolk, Va.-The fallibility of
courts, the unreliability Of circumstan-
tial evidence and the depravity of per-
jured witnesses all figure with pc.
culiar force in a court drama which
had it's denouement here recently.
A mar for whose murder another
man already has served three years
in prison on an eighteen year sentence
suddenly appeared and had his ident-
ity clearly established by dozens of
reliable witnesses. Both principals
are preachers and both are negroes.
Rev. Ernest Lyons confessed to the
murder of Rev. James Larry Smith,
the man who apparently sprang from
the tomb to face those who had sent
Rev. Mr.. Lyons to prison. The ca
son for the confession was disclosed
by the county clerk. George E. Bunt-
ing. who a a neighbor of Lyons at
Reid's Ferry and knew him we'll. Ly.
n did not confess until after his
conviction. He told Mr.. Bunting be-
fore being taken to prison that his
confession was a fabrication, but that
he made it in a spirit of revenge.
acknowledging falsely that he had
killed Smith, but duplicating others
whom he accused of trying to swear
away his life.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-07-04
SEEK MEDALS FOR o NJ
One Rescued Father From Vicious
Steer and the Other Saved
Her Husband,

Topeka, Kan.-Because of heroism
displayed by Mary Boughton, aged
fourteen, OF Hamilton county, and
Mrs. Nora Munday OF Gray county, in
saving lives in western Kansas dur.
ing recent snowstorms, friends Of the
two have started a movement to OBJ.
tain tor them Carnegie hero medals.
While rounding up cattle before a
blizzard, Mary Boughton's father waa
attacked by a vicious steer. He waa
thrown from his horse and the animal
was about to gore him when the girl,
mounted upon a COW pony, drove tha
steer away. A few days later a rural
mail carrier became lost in a storm,
Mary Boughton found him, dug him
out of a drift and saved him from
freezing.
Mrs. Nora Munday, wife of S. P
Munday, who lives near Cimarron,
Kan, when her husband failed ia
reach home after a heavy snowstorm
March IA, started in search OF him.
For miles over the prairie she fol
lowed an almost obliterated trail and
found her husband In a deserted hut
almost frozen. Both Mrs. Munday'a
hands and both her feet were frozen
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-07-04
Money to Loan on Real Estate
M. B. Cassell & Co Sherbrooke
FOE OF INDIANS is DEAD
Many Fell by the Avensing Rifle Of q
Hermit Veteran-Hls Children
Slain by Redmen.

Omaha. Neb.-Indian braves who
might wander of the reservation may
now pass along the banks Of the Mis-.
souri, river where 1t crosses the boun:
Diary between Nebraska and South Da-
kota and not be troubled by bullets
from a hostile gun. Hansen Wiseman,
sworn foe to the redman and slayer Of
many of them, Is dead. The rough
board house, with barred windows. in
which he kept guard for many years
Is untenanted, and the many weapons
with which he had provided himself
have passed into the hands of others.
Wiseman, after he had fought in the
Civil war, returned to his home to
find that Ponca Indians had slain his
children in the absence of his wife. On
the graves he took a vow of ven.
geance and there Is plenty of evidence
that he kept it. None Of the neigh
boring Indians. while they roamed
about before the days of the reserva-
ton ventured anywhere a the fort
ress in which the veteran and his wife
lived. The Poncas suffered much from
the SUR rifle of Wiseman. When the
government moved them away tradi-
ton has it that Wiseman killed many
in canoes that were proceeding down
the river.
A geologist who dug in the bluff un-
der which the Wiseman children were
buried, some years ago discovered the
skeletons of "a Indians. He believed
he had made a scientific find of i'm
portance Is showing a way in which
the Indians buried their dead. but
residents of the neighborhood pointed
out the bullet holes in the skulls of
many of them and 1t was decided that
this was Wiseman's private burial
ground.
The man was never prosecuted. be-
cause the government and state Of
ficials felt that they could not get a
jury to convict him even If the killing
Of the Indians were proved against
him. Sc he was permitted to live on
his land in the years since the Indians
have moved away. His property. which
is now valuable, has passed to rela.
tives.