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Show ' f' I HOME RECIPE FOR COLDS.' WORN OUT WOMEN WAY TO CLEAN UP Will Find Encouragement In Mrs, Advice. SYSTEM AN IMPROVEMENT ANNUAL OVERTURNING. MtP-rltt'- s Will Break Up a Cold In 24 Houra or Curt Any Cough That Is Curable. ON Mix half Mrs. W. L. Merritt, 207 8. First pint of good whisky with Ave., Anoka, Minn., says: Laat win- two ounces of glycerine and add one-ba- it ounce Concentrated oil of pine. ter I began to sufwith my kidneys. Tbs bottle la to be well shaken each fer Instructor in Domestic Science Points I had pains in my time and used in doses of a teaspoonOut Proper Method of Getting back and hips and ful to a tablespoonful every tour OH MY BACK1 Rid of Dirt and Preserving felt all worn out hours. The Concentrated oil of pine ounce vlala packed Health. Dlszy spells both- comes In one-hal- f NEURALGIA, STITCHES. LAMENESS, CRAMP ered me and the sccuii ly in tin screw top cases which It Is a unique experience and one TWITCHES FROM WET OR DAMP TWINGES, are Intended to secretions protect It from light and kidney worth chronicling to visit a large ALL BRUISES, SPRAINS, A WRENCH OR TWIST were Irregular. The retain all the original ozone. It la a class in a prominent college for womTHISSOVEREIGN REMEDY THEY CAN'T RESIST first box of Doans piuduct of the laboratories of tbe en, where not mathematical logarithms PIUs brought Globe Pharmaceutical Co., of Dayton, Kidney or Greek meters but principles of decided relief. I am Ohio, and la guaranteed under the Nahousehold management are considered, sure would do the same for any tional Pure Food and Drug Act Don't they And out other woman says the New York Tribune. use bulk oil of pine or Imitations of Buffering as I did. of such an experience, says the inSold by all- dealers. 60 cents a Concentrated. They are Insoluble and structor, come points deserving to be box. Foster-MilburPrick 25c and 60c Co., Buffalo N. Y. work havoc to the kidneys. Any drugwidespread. gist has the Concentrated oil of pine. Thorough cleaning of a room does . What Becomes of tha Coksf not mean a cleaning. Aa A teacher waa explaining to her Neatly Put a clever woman said: House clean- class tha various ways In which gas Homer Folks, the secretary of the State Charity Aid society of New ing? Don't!' There are certain things la obtained. which need to be done annually or Much of the gaa we use is ex- York, referred In a recent address to as painting, tracted from coal, she said, "and the awkwardness that charity worksuch whitening of walla, cleaning atoves, after tbe gaa baa been taken out,. the ers feel In making public appeals tor but with the modern house It Is more coal becomes coke. In some parts of funds. And few charity workers," Mr. sanitary and more economical to keep this country gas Is obtained by HOES AT ALL r PRICES, FOR EVERY ' clean all the time than to try to do boring deep holea in the ground and Folks added, can carry off that awkMEMBER OF THE FAMILY, wardness with the neatness of the colit twice a year. such gas Is called natural gaa. MEN, BOYf , WOMEN, MIRIER AND CHILDREN. IF. L Omslfs HMlrMOMf Following the regular sequence of "Does tbe natural gas come from ored preacher who reminded bis conWT amPaFfSo, manufacturer In ihm processes is the most effective way to the fires down In tho bad placer In- gregation that: than olw clean. If the mistress knows this se- quired a boy eagerly. Bnidren, Ah kaint preach byah If It does, they haU their mnd mhopm tH bmttmp quence she can instruct the maid. what does Satan do with all the coke an' board In heb'n, than aarPWagss value premia tr JB&y. In tha world First, collect your materials dusters, he has left? W. L Douglas $4 and $5 Gilt Edga Shoos Cannot Ba Equalled At Anj Pries Sad Memories. mops, brooms. Next, look out for the It la needless to say that the m brtlna. Tk alw4lirt. Tbs commuter handed the b rake-mACTION. W. I. hum and ateik-- ln-piano. Dust and clean it thoroughly teacher did not answer the question. roir In jw swj V1? wuf!& Sold b III If Hun dmh-- rrwjwtimb bUoulprtaMtnitd t flve-cea HntLIimi a In L. mMm. fna Caulus IMIllbLAt, uf H, with an oiled cloth preferably kerocigar. Illustrated Magazine. 8a, George, he said, why does sene, because this Is cleansing, evapothe engine always let off such a heart-- j Moravian Barley and Speltz, rates quickly, is cheap and is always at hand; but sweet oil or salad oil two great cereals, make growing and fat- rending howl just as we pass Long hoes and cattle punible in l)ak., Oakr i Clean the white tening may be substituted. Mont., Ida.. Colo., yen, everywhere, and j Positively cured by FOR SOLDIERS AND HEIRS . George shook his head sadly. keys with alcohol, the black keys with ' add to sliore Saber's Billion Dollar Grans, and nikir wbn anrrrd M dan CARTERS (beau Lillie Pills. All fndwnilltd!oulillm Ah, said he, it was here that the aud lMSaudwAoliiiiijteadilluMiiluin soap and water. Duat the case after the 12 ton Hay wonder Teminte, which IkT Dla- alao rrllrra 80 uillll, Ml Uinddifiututl ton Tbry of fodder acre. green produce first engineer, met his instruper cover the poor fellow, btHueteuud ntll wlurh I buy. If wildivr ladnid. hi .dosing the picno and traaafrom Dyaprwla,I William (hit prodigy, etc., and wife." i rarau anil. Talk to uM wildlim. Kniperor , wlilnw.and brim ment carefully. diireHtluu and Too Hearty Find v lua anldlnr wIhi l Wind other rare farm needa that they offer. tha war and bmurter idrd Kiirrnimeiil( Huutb Now open the windows wide, if the Ealing- - A perfect rear after land. JUST CUT Tins OUT AXD KTllS IT Urt This? bnkynniluuiknfeiiiirna., aumpy. Wrtlall-'Nuedy fur Dlulnraa, Maw X. Cow, weather permits. Duat and cover all with 10c in (tanipa for packing, etc., to the Wa affrr On Hows ualiiuatun, U Cm r. further particular Hundred IMlara Reward (nr aea, Uruwalnren, Bad A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crowe, Wi., sm or cturrL Ilia caauol ba cund by llau large, permanent articles of furniture. John TatalntbeMuuib,Cuat- get their big catalog and lota of farm CflUnfe Cura Tun gue. Fain In tba rd O. The best dust covers are made of and A F. J. CIIKXKY CO., ToUdn. aeed sample. K. ft W.. F. J. Clwnry TOKP1D LIVX1L W. lb nndanlansd, b.ra known Side, glased goods some smooth, washable himhim perfect R (or tbe laat yiara. and bll They regulate tbo liowela. Purely Vegetable. 11 bulnM tnuiMcUon aud la Lesson. onbl tuff which may be starched. Then, iiuinriiUj Object M any iilillaailuu nrnda liy bl ttriu. READERS el thislopaper tunny outWalhisu. SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. 4n order, take down the draperies buy any"Johnny, said Mrs. Blobbs, severeKirn Mabvik, Ik thing adratuiad in Tulrao. WIuiMmI Iiruinl.u, land, if possible, put them out of doors ly, I am going to punish you. Please column ihould I Mitt upon haring kt Hair C.Urrb Cnr te takn luiaraolly, Genuine Must Bear o what liny atk lor, refutes all for the wind and sunshine to purify. open the windows. dlracUy op. in tha bluud and mueouo aurfaiwa nr ih or imitation. Taatluoulala aeni fraa. I'rlc M eanu pal ayolai. Bold What ter? asked Johnny, beginSignature jDust the window shades and roll them Mila. by al Hramlot. Taka Hail' ram ly rill, furooutlpallua. j close to the top. Remove from the ning to cry. I I beard our next door neighbor say window, after dusting, all the easily at Your Work. movable furniture tables, chairs, etc. I had no authority over my children, Whenever 8lng tho baby at midnight REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Next dust the pictures, both glasses, and I want her to bear you getting a la to be notay and tearful, LIVE STOri ANS frames and backs. Newspapers make spanking. Now, come here, sir! Whatever you do. MISCELLANEOUS ELECTROTYPES Ai you tramp tha houoo through. FARM OPPORTUNITIES In gmt variety fur alt at tke letibt prices by jexcellent coverings for pictures. And, a. bkLUNv fckttKrAmm.,ia w. Oh, do not forget to bo cheerful. In tha Language. by the way, study the use of newspaSome one haa said that a klsa is pers. (Wash the picture glasses after Mr. Wlurtow Bwwthlng Byres, aottaoa lb gutaa, radao ta the language of love, remarked the VbrehtUraa (the sweeping Is over.) ' i. alterathing, pain, cur, w tad cullu. MeaboUte, iThtnpsoRs Eys Water As to books: There is in admir- young man In the parlor scene. Do good constantly, patiently and able process expressed In tour words Well, rejoined the fair maid on DEFIANCE STARC- H-? packaso DEFIANCE STARCH atambaa ahitbaa nle.M, clap, snap, blow, wipe. As to rugs, the far end of the sofa, why don't you wisely, and you will never have cause other only It 01 . to say that life waa not worth living.-roll them inside In; spread out. If pos- get busy and any something 1 DartANCr lO'WIFfcRIOIt QUALITY. W. N. U Salt Lake City, No. 5,11908. sible, on the' grass or snow, or hang out on the clothesline If there ia no other place. Better till, hang them over two or three lines, aa this will relieve the strain. Let your ruga have the sunshine for the sake of your health; never mind the fading. Laat From the Railway ; World, January of all, remove the plants from the igoS. room and dust and tie up the chanMr. Herbert Knox Smith, whom seal In the Chicago. They terminate at Dolton, from which large shippers In the territory had been guilty. delier. cause of economic reform has hem In no wlae point entrance Is made over tbe Belt Line. Considering the fact that these shippers inThen, while the duat is settling, abated by the panic which he and hla kind did Whiting, where the oil freight originates, is not cluded the packers and elevator men of Chigo outside and do some of the work t.ji so much to bring on, la out with tn answer to on the lines of the Chicago ft Eastern Illinois, cago the action of tbe grand Jury In' calling on needed rugs, draperies, plants. Oil Com- which receives Its Whiting freight from the upon President Moffett to furnish evidence of Standird of President Moffett, tbe When the dust has settled clean the pany of Indiana. The publication of this an- B?lt Line at Dolton. Tbe former practice, now their wrong-doinmay be Interpreted aa a dewalla and celling, and dust or sweep 1b officially given out, wai delayed sevto It tor was In an mand of the obvious; but make elaboration swer, tariffs discontinued. filing or wash the floor. Clean the paint eral weeks, "tor business reasoni," because It them read from a Jtolnt on the line of the fil- the fact that a rate-boo- k containing these and the windows at the end, after was not deemed advisable to further excite ing road, and It was also genera to state on freight fates for other shippers was offered In room is final cleaned. the The prothe public mind, which waa profoundly dis- tlie same sheet, that the tariff would apply to evidence during the trial and ruled out by cess is very simple. Remove all the turbed by the crisis. Now that the storm other points, e. g., Whiting. The Chicago ft Judge Landis, was kept out of slghL Presiof the articles large draperfurniture, clouds have rolled by, however, the Commis- Eastern Illinois followed this praotlce In filing dent Moffott would not, of course,-accep- t tho ies, etc. Foil the sweeping covers in sioner Its rate from Dolton, and making a note on Invitation of the grand jury although he might rushes again Into the fray. and put all your cleaning materials Our readers remember that the chief points the sheet that Is applied to Whiting. This was have been pardoned if he had referred them Into their places, in readiness tor the In tbe defence of the Standard Oil Company, as in 1895 when this method of filing tariffs was to various official Investigations by the Internext time of use. state Commerce Commission and other depresented by President Moffett, were (1) that In common use. Olive 8auce. the date of six cents on oil from Whiting to Now let us see In what way the Intending partments of the Government We come back, therefore, to the conclusion Two level tablespoons butter, one East SL Louis has been issued to the Standard shipper of oil could be misled and deceived by of tbe wliolo Oil Company as tha lawful rate by employes the small sliced onion, three level tablematter, which is that the Standfact that the Chicago ft Eastern Illinois Oil Company of Indiana was fined an of the Alton, (2) that the rate on file had not filed a rate ard spoons flour, 1 cups brown stock, reading from Whiting. amount to seven or eight times tbe valwith the Interstate Commerce Commission was Commissioner Smith contends level teaspoon salt, that conceal- ue of Itsequal 12 a meentire level teaspoon pepper, class and not a commodity rate, never being ment Is the property, because Its traffic motive tor such a circuitous not dium sized olives. did Intended to apply to oil, (3) that oil was arrangement, only verify tbe statement of department 1. e., that this method of filing commodMelt the butter and cook the onion shipped In large quantities between Whiting the rate was intended to mislead Intending tho Alton raid clerk, that tbe aix-ceIn It until browned slightly. , Remove on oil had been properly filed with the rate and East SL Louis over the Chicago ft Eastity of tbe Standard Oil Company. ern Illinois at 6 cents per hundred pounds, competitors the onion, and when the butter Is well such a prospective oil refiner had ap- Interstate Commerce Commission. There Is no browned add the flour and allow that which has been filed with the Interstate Com- Suppose to the Interstate Commerce Commission evidence, and none was Introduced at tbe trial, to brown. Add the stock gradually, merce Commission as the lawful rate, and (4) plied tor the rate from Chicago to East SL Louis that any shipper of oil from Chicago territory had been Interfered with rate on oil was entirely out of over the rate that the the stirring until thick and smooth ; then Chicago & Eastern Illinois, lie would nor that the failure of the by the salt and pepper. file its to Remove the Alton proportion to lawful rates on other commodi- have been Informed that the only rate filed stones from the olives, keeping the rate had resulted In any discrimination ties between these points of a limllar char- with the commission by this company was 6 meats as perfect as possible. Cook of for and acter, greater value, such, example, cents from Dolton, and he would have been against any Independent shipper, we must the meats in boiling water tor five as linseed oil, the lawful rate on which was further Informed, If indeed lie did not know take this on the word of the Commissioner minutes, then drain and add them to Neither eight cents. President Moffett also stated that this already, that this rate applied throughout of CorMirations and of Judge the sauce. is denied even indeMr. thousands of tons of freight had been sent by that the Smith it by he wished territory. So that other shippers between these lnlnts under Chicago of he whom as pendent" oil, sbipjier pictures to locate bis plant at Whiting, or anywhere Why Flannels Shrink. driven out of buslni-s- s by this discrimthe same conditions us governed else about being substantially an of under Chicago, arrangement First Soap has been rubbed on ination of the Alton, could have shipped all the shipments of the Standard Oil Company. long standing, and which applies to all the In- the oil he desired them Instead of soap jelly being used. to ship from Whiting via This defence of the Standard Oil Company dustrial o Chlca-gtowns in the nelcliliorhood of Second They bave either been Dolton over the lines of the Chicago ft I'.--i stwas widely quoted and has undoubtedly exerthe could over have Ids freight delivered washed or rinsed in water too hot or ed a powerful Influence uion the public mind. tho Belt Line to the Chicago & Eastern Illi- ern Illinois to East St. Louis. In shurL Presitoo cold. Is still good, and wo which the haa nois at Dolton and Administration, Naturally to East SL dent Moffett's defence; Third They have been allowed to will be so declared by the higher court. staked the success of its campaign against Louis at a rate of transported predict cents. Where then is lie about wet. instead of being hung The Standard Oil Company has the trusts' upon the result of its attack upon the concealment which the CunmiissinniT of charged up to dry Immediately. with all manner nf crimes and misdenvanors. this company, endeavors to offsi-- i this influ- Corporations makes so much of? Any rate Fourth They have been dried too ence, and hence the new deliveiance of Com- from Dolton on the Eastern Illinois or Ch.i-pe- ll Beginning with the faint us Hire of Marietta, slowly. to that apostle of populur libermissioner Smith. on the Alton, or llarvey on H e Illinois passing down Fifth They have been dried so Demurest ties. llenry Lloyd, with ids Wealth We need to Itlieout his on the Ilock Island, rebut- Central, or hardly point close to an open fire that they the Against Comtiionwi'ulth, descending by a tal argument is extremely weak, although as applies throughout Chiracri territory to steamed. easy stages to .Miss Turbell's offensive jrtirson-nllilno as tbe from in strong, the circunuances district. would doubt, any oiler point Sixth They have been ironed while we finally reach the net her depths of warrant. He answers the points nnde by Presi- So fur from the Easo-lllinf iH filing its rate wet with a very hot iron. Delineator. unfair and baseless misrepresentation in tho dent Moffett substantially as foli ws: (l) The from Dolton iti order to deceive the KhlpjsT, of the CommlsHiouer of Corporations. Standard Oil Company hada traf? department, It is the Cniiinits-siorii-Narcissus for Table Center Piece. of Corporations who The has been charged with every and should have known that the If a table center piece is desired in rate either betrays Ills groFS Ignorance of trunsimr-tatio- n form Standard of commercial piracy and with most of had not been filed, (2) no answci. (3) the Chior customs In L'nli-agrelies white, a Chinese sacred narcissus. In territory the crimes on the corporation calendar. After a cut glass bowl, can be used, and will cago ft Eastern Illinois rate was a secret rata on the public Ignorance of those customs tn long years of strenuous attack, under the because It read, not from Whiling, but from deceive the public too apt to accept y stay in bloom tor two weeks. Or a leadership of flic President of the United which Is redescribed "a Dolton, as Governmad of white a statement narcissus, paper village of every clump by Brut'-the cormration Is at lust dragged to about 1,500 population just nutsHe of Chicago. ment official as necessarily trip, al'liuiich, as potted in an ornamental fern dfeh, or Its only claim to note Is that It bus been for in the present inrtiinec. a careful examination tbe bur of Justice to answer for Its misdoings. fine china bowl. Take your own dish The whole strength of tlie Givcrnment Is dimany years the point of origin fur this and shows those statements to la1 false. or bowl to the florist and he will rected against it, and at last, we are told, the similar secret rates." The Commissioner admake the transfer from the pot to It. The final point mole hv President Moffett Standard Oil Company Is to pay the penalty of mits In describing this rate that there was a and no one would auspect but that note attached stating that the rule could also that other ommudiis of a clinraeter similar its crimes, and It is finally convicted of havthe bulbs were grown there. Vogue. to idl were curried at much lower rates than ing faib-- to verify the statement of a rato be used from Whiting. 18 cents, the CoinmiS'iloner of Corimrntinns clerk mid is forthwith fined a prodigious sum, Drop Cake. The press has quite generally hailed this discusses only wl'li tho remark that the measured by the car. Under the uld criminal Three egg:--, one cupful nf brown statement of the Commissioner of Corpor- 'ruasoiinblciieKs' of tM rate H rot In l question. law. the theft of property worth mqre than a sugar, one cupful of molasiw s, ations as a conclusive refutation of what Is evi- The Is whether this rati constituted shilling was punishable by death. Tinder tho question of good shortening, r.r.e t dently recognized ss the stron-resrebuttal a dlscrlinlmit'nn ii cinlnst other Hlilpiiers of interpretation of the Interstate Commerce law of ginger, one advanced by the Standard. argument oil." and he also makes much of th" failure of by Theodore Itnnsevelt and Judge Rnesaw one of hot of cinnamon, cupful water, In fact, It Is as weak and Inconclusive as the President Moffett to produce before the grand Landis, a technical error of a traffic official Is one tablespoonful of baking soda and remainder of his argument. The lines of the Jury evidence of the alleced illegal acts of made the excuse for the confiscation of o vast five cupfuls of flour. Add currants If Chicago ft Eastern Illinois do not run Into which the Standard Oil official said that other amount of property. preferred. "OUCH, TJAGQ - n semi-annu- Thousands of American women In our homes are daily sacrificing their lives to duty. In order to keep the home neat and pretty, the children well dressed and tidy, women overdo, A female weakness or displacement is often brought on and they sutler in silence, drifting: along from bad to worse, knowing: well that they ought to have help to overcome the pains and aches which daily make life a burden. It is to these faithful women that LYDIA E. PI NKH AMS VEGETABLE COUPOUND comes as a boon and a blessing, as it did to Mrs. F. Ellsworth, of Mayville, N. Y., and to Mrs. W. 1. Boyd, of Beaver Falls, Fa, who say: "I waa not able to do my own work, owing to the female trouble from which I suffered. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped me wonderfully, and 1 am so well that I can do aa big. a das work an I ever did. I wish every woman soud try it FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. e For thirty years Lydia E. Fink-haVegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousandsoi women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, nervous prostration. indices-tion,dizzine88,- or Why dont you try it? Mrs. Pinkham Invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn. Mass. HAD LISTENED TO DADDY. Fores of Example Exemplified JKmlOwama m u Tw to-da- 1' n SIGKHEADAGHE SPOT CASH !., te-- v VS i 1 ( is Mbsu-tuta- Fac-Simi- le r Man-ha- In Pre- There la a certain man living not Car from New York whose temper la not of the longest, and whpn be feels that hla rage la Justifiable he la very apt to Indulge in fluent, versatile and varied profanity. And it is when using the telephone that this talent of his is seen and beard at its maximum of speed and endurance. Central has but to say "Wire busy now, or, Doesnt answer," to evoke a flood of language. One day he had been having an stormy session, and did not son was notice that bis sitting in a corner of the room, his face rapt and absorbed. A few hours later the childs mother came in and was horrified beyond words to hear her baby giving voice to a stream of expletives, some of which began with a very large capital D the rest with a variety of letters quite unmentionable in this connection. She descended upon him in righteous wrath. "Don't you ever let me hear you use such words again, she said in no uncertain tones. Why, mother," expostulated the baby in an Injured voice, I'm ly two-year-o- ld Not for Murphy. 01 want to buy a pair Mr. Murphy of gloves. Clerk Here's something I believe will just suit you. Its a suede glove. Mr. Murphy Niver, begorra! 01 want Irish gloves. Swade gloves, Kansas City Times. This is the law of men: The one ought what he haa given; never to forget what Seneca. MStnaieYl SAOaad,MMa an . cocious Youngster. - semi-annuall- benefits between to forget at once the other ought he has received. Don't worry about your complexion-ta- ke Garfield Tea, the Herb laxative and An improvement will be seen in a week. blood-purifie- What a man thinks he knows about women a woman knows he doesn't know. Commissioner Smith vs. The Standard Oil Co. j, g 18-ce- nt one-thir- d one-eigh- th 18-ce- slx-ce- wln-the- r Is-e- n shli-mont- s, ONLY ONE It HOMOotrlXIXK. QriNINE II HOMO That I. the utimawra of K. W. GKO IK. tied overioCuraaCuldlnUMiar. Be. fnf L the World It's easy for the average man to a bad break. make umpies-tloiilngl- , ful talin-spoon'- 1 |