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TIIE NEW AGE, POIITLAND, OREGON Buy Hair at Auction? At any rate, you seem to be getting rid of It on auction-sale principles: "going, going, g-o-n-c!M Stop the auction with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It checksfalllnrjhair, and always restores color to gray hair. A splendid dressing also. Sold for over sixty years. " M hlr came out so hsdlr f nearly lo.tlt ll, i had heard to niurh alwiut Arer'a IIlr Vigor I thought I would Kirn it a trial. I did o mill It completely stopped I ho fulling, and nude my halrjrrnw very rapidly." MAur II. riCLfi, Nntthrfeld, Mm. lA Mad by J. O. Ayer Co., Iowell, Vui, Alio manufacturer or W SARSAPAPJLU. ifers Ml LS. CHERRY PECTORAL No I.aok of Opportunity. Mlm Goodim Think of those poor, Bected children o( Mrs. Offr-nweilil! How can ou pi pre t them to U) well trained? Mln Tnrtun O, I don't know. The hire liml fivo or six ililTeri'nt stepfathers, tnmt of tliom quit respectable and will niaultif mn. Alttint In Mntin at f'hnnejp. "Nontli, nre yuti etuiiRpil to that po liceman who coiiiim here to ice you o ftcnV" "Yli, ina'um, but Pro circa liltn warn InV Won Thff Don'l Mprnk, Clnrn Don't lie surprised If Wllllo Bnplelph proposes to you tonight. Mntidt (Inicloiisl Do you think he will? (,'lnrn Kiirr I do. Whrn I refused lilui liiHt nlk'lit In wild liu didn't enro wuut bvwuio of ti tin. How's This? Wa niter One Hundred Dollar Reward for any cau of Catarrh that cauuut bo cured by Hall's! atarrh t urn. r. J. UMINhY A CO., Prop., Toledo, O. We, the undurnlKiii'il, liaro kiiuifit I'. J, Junior lor tint Inn Ifiyrara, ami licliero lilm perloctly Imiioraliln In nil ImiiIiicm trnniieo- 111111 nun iiiinurinuy nuiii in carry out any uu llfcntltiiiii ntnilu ty itiulr linn. . . Want A Tut) ax, liolonalii l;,ii(rBlt, Toledo, 0. Walimnii, Kiunin A Maiuin, liulcalu Drug. (Il. 'lull tin, t) llnU'it'alarrh ("urn Is taken Internally, art Inic directly upon Mm IiIimmI and niiiioiis sur Uies nl the ayMnm. I'rli'n 7Jc. r lwltle. koiii uy an irugiims, icaiiiiiiiiiiais irvg llalla family I'llU i urn i tie belt. Dnnarrroita, fJunner 'Shi Don't whlstlo on this street I liiiyer Whnl'i tho matter? Boms K! Sick? Gunner No, Hut I'm afraid tho vi bration will knock Ui city hnll down. "-Chicago Now. , Unrlo Allen. "A curious thing about a tnnn that has lot of stock In a lire liisuriiiuii com pany," remarked Uncle Allen Hp.irks, "is thai a big flro generally give him cold feet." CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Dears tho Blgnuturo of Properly Itrentllitir It, "Your husband," said Mr, illghmus, giaelnusly, "Is dei'ldcilly Interesting and oilglnal, even If he does sometime blow hi own horn a little too - " "It isn't mo!" Indlgunntlv exclaimed Mrs. (iiswell. "My lunOmud always ur til handkerchief:" I'hlcngo Tribune. Irrt lints Triiliituir All for Xolliln, Dealer Mow does your wife like tb twiug umchliie j nu bought fur her? Young lliiaband She hasn't learned how to operate It jet. She had an Idea It iiorked something like a typewriter. CITO ' V'l'is' I'anrw and all Nervous Dla'a.n f 0 l rmniitljr riirtM ly Dr. Kllii'a llrrat fTv Itrauirer. hniirr I'lllIlirJItlnl tiottt tttij trratlio, lir. It II.KIIn , UI..WI Arcliht.,l'Lll.,l'. ninvrnui, Tom Th lnt tlmo I mw you you were looV'ng for a noMtlou whero you could keep ilreaacd up till tlm time. Did you Kft It? Dick No. The only Job I could And was ouo where they keep all the tlm drWig mo down, Detroit Vcn l're. Nolliluir AreoiiiiilUhrtl, "The hoclety pnpora sponk of her as 'a youiitf woman of mitity accomplUb- iiient.V In hIio icnlly?" "Oh, jcs. Slip's ii nort of female Jack of all trades; not much good nt anv one of tliom." I'hllnilolplila I'rt. BACKACHE IS KIDNEYACHE. Gat at the Cause Cure the Kidneys, Dont' neglwl Imckacho. It warm you o( trouble in the kidneya, Avert the dauber by curing the kidneys with g Djmii'h Kidney Pills. fs J. A, Haywood, a well l 7 known resident ol Lnf- JgZMEM kiu, Tec, says: "I ttkHl wrenched my back U working in a E9 wu laid up six weeks (LjHlL oid 'rou that time MB had pain in my back H wheuever I stooped or BkHHal lilted, The urine was badly dliordered and (or a long time I had attacks ol grC After I began nslng Doau's iuauv Mill the gravel passeil out, aud my Hack not well. I haven't had backache or bladder iron bio since." , Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box, Foster-Ullburn Co., Buflalo, M. Y. (2U0y. s 0LD 1; I,' nl on nnil Liberty. Flnir of the heroes who left us their filory, Home through our battle fields' thun der and llnme, Dlnzonrd In song and Illumined In irtory, Wave o'er ui all who Inherit their fame ! t'p with our banner bright, Sprinkled with itarry light. Spread It fair emblem from mountain to ahore ; While through tho sounding iky, Ioud rlngi the nation' cry Union And Liberty I on ever more 1 Empire unseeptred 1 what foe ah all assail thee, Hearing the standard of Liberty' Tan? i"lilnk not the Ood of tliy faUieri shall fnll thf-e, Striving with men for the birthright of man I l'ct if by madness and treachery blighted, l)mn the dark hour when the aword thou must draw, Tli en with the arm of thy millions milled, Smile the bold traitor to freedom and Luw. Lord of thi universe! Shield ui and guide us, Trusting Thee alwayi, through shadow nnd aim 1 Thou hnst united us, who onn.ll dlvido ns? Keep us, O keep ui, tLe Many-lnOuel Up with our banner bright, Sprinkled Vlth starry light, Spread It fair emblem from mountain to aliort ! While through the aoundlng iky, Ix)ud rings tho nation' cry Union and Liberty ! on ever mors) I O. W. Holmes. LIFE OF QRIND8T0NE BRIEF. Iiijurril fir Kxiioaiirn to tlm dun atnil Until, Nn,' i:aii-r(. "Moat pcrHons," Kit Id the Imrthvnro drumniur, "liuve the Idea that If thcro n oiii' tliliiK In llfo n mini doesn't luivo to buy tulco It U n KrlndHtono. 'J'lio fuel Is tlmt they n ru uiiioiiK' tlm best NIllllTH Wl llllVl'. "J'ln llfo of u Krlndstono In not very lonir. 1'roin two to tlirco yenr.i on a farm nnd from n yenr to n year mid n linlf In n bliiclvHinltli hIid) put most of tlii'iu to tliu bud. It HomutliuiM h:ip pens If u mini drawn a poor Htouu that It will bo out of Ncrvlcu luslilu of alx moutlis. "Thcro arc n Rood many tilings nhout n Ki'lndHtniio that moat puritou don't know, l'or Instance, a mlHtalco most fanners make Is In leaving tho Htouu unoowrotl. Wlicn I wn a boy tho tiMiul plnco for tho grliulutono was out by tho orchard, where It would he han dy for t tin men in the II elds. Tho wIhu man iiowadayH houses ills grindstone. "Lot a good, drenching rain come ulotu; and tho Mono will absorb n lot of inolHtiiie. Often It never bocomen wholly dry ngaln. "Some people have the Idea tlmt let tliu tho htm hhluo on a iiiDlsture-laileii Mtoiiu will brink' It. out all right. LVnal ly the huh has a damaging effect. The defect will not be noticeable fur a time, but Hit) htouu becomes soft aud crum ble. "Most of the grindstones used In this country come from Ohio ami Indian. i, Cleveland Is the great center of tho Industry, (ii'ludstoues nre made of a iuarizlll,e hiinilHtuiie. Kvery gilndhr,' leme.s new points of the stone protrud ing and they iieu-r, as a rule, wear per fectly smooth. , "Another reason why a stono is cast aside after a couple of years' service Is that It wears down considerably and too many revolutions become nccetsnr to Nli.irpeu the tools. This wear is usually nmxt on the softest part of tho stone and it nciulrcs a Jlggly motion that Is not pleasant. "There Is practically no dlfferenw i the ipiallty of the stones turned out and the difference In price, ranging for or dlnary hues from ?." to ?7, Is due to the ch'tracter of the frame aud the ipiallty of the wood iied. Many of the sumes sold to the big ranches aud farmers are equipped with power attachments to ho run by windmill force or gasoline engine. "The farmer Is tho best customer for grindstones, in later years the Muck Miiltlis and mitchlulhts have pretty gen orally taken to the um of emery wheel. These cost more, but they last a great deal longer." Charleston News aud Courier. CAN YOU FIND THE DALANCE? It la m I'rrltr Mttla I'roblem Oiar AVIileli IJiiivrU lHaur-, One of my customers Is n man who lias lucid Intervals most of tho tlmo, but has occasional paroxysms of lus.m. Ity.'vays a writer lu the Huslness Mau's Mngatliie. Ouo nfternoon nUnit two weeks airo he enma Into my oltlco after everybody elso had gone homo. I Irnd Just tlulshed writing up my cash book aud hud ruled It off aud brought down tho balunce on the debit side. lie said he wanted to pay somothlnx on account, but that It must bo entered on that day nnd not on tho next. To humor him (as I needed the money) I ngreod to scratch out my figures nnd llnce and to enter his payment tint day. lie started by asking me what bal ance I had on hand, and, rather than have a row with an Insane man, I read h$ figure to him. lie wrote them on scrap of paper and divided the anionnt j by three. Ho then aatd that he could divide any number by threo that had certain peculiarities j and he raid tlmt If any , number that was exactly divisible by threo should bo subtracted from the quotient he had obtained by divid ing my caith balance by three the re mainder would also be exactly divisible by three. . For Instance, $8.70 was exactly dl vbjlblo by three. So, having divided my balance by throe, ho subtracted $8.70 from the quotient; and lie showed me that the remainder could be di vided by three. He then remarked that he vrtut go ing to pay mo a whole lot more than that, and j he multiplied the remain der above mentioned by Itself and gifvo me his check for an amount equal to tlmt product Ho then took out of hln pocket n check Mint he had received for $100.20 nnd Indorsed that over to me. I now noticed that my new balance, after entering these recelpU, would bo exnetly ten times my original balance. I started In to make my entries, nnd had proceeded only so far ru to get tho old balance nnd the lines erased from my cnBh book, when something happened. I found out ufterwnrd that the lunatic had been taken with a vi olent frenzy nnd had suddenly struck: me a terrlllc blow on tho Fldo of my head. When I recovered consciousness the man hnd dlsnptiearcd. He hnd taken tho checks lie had given me, ns well ns every cent from the cash drnwer. Even worfe than that, he had torn up my cash book and thrown It Into the oikii grate, where nothing remained of It but n bunch of ashes nnd n few charred cinders. Absolutely tho only fragment that remained of It was tho credit side of that last day's work, which lay on tliu tloor near tho fire place. This contained only n few Items. Tho flgurifl brought forward hnd been burned off, and as l had scratched out tho balance (In red) nnd the stun (lu black), I hud no record of what my balance was, and I could not nnd I can not remember It. Hut I recollect his peculiar ways Ho divided my old bulimco by three, nnd from tho quotient so obtained ho sub tracted $8.70. Tliu remainder ho mul tiplied by Itself nnd he then gave mo a check equal to tho product, be sides n chock for $lli)'lM, nnd I no ticed that, after I should make theso entries, my new cash halanco would bo Just ten times my old balance. I havo had two expert accountants figure ut this thing, hut their calcula tions of my original halanco do not agree. There Is nearly $'0 difference between thorn. Ilutv Dut-ti I thn Ali-r Ono hundred nnd thlrty-ono miles Is tho height of tho atmosphere, as meas ured by I'rof. T. J. J. See, who de termines the thickness of the nlr en velope by noting the difference between tho tlmo of sunset nnd tho complete disappearance of blue from tho tky. Tho moment nt which tho bluo changes Into black can bo observed quite easily with approximate certain ty by the miked eye when tho air Is clear, ami by trigonometry iiiuy be as certained the distance below tho hor izon of the nun ut tliu moment of change. Ily this mentis may bo calcu lated tho height of the smallest Il luminated particles of oxygen mid ni trogen, which give to the sky Its bluest tint by tho reflection of the smallest wavo lengths of the sun's light. The Instant of chiingo from bluo to black Is imrslhly a llttlo dllllcult of exact oloervatlon, hut tho method Is not more doubtful than that based on the observation of shooting Mars, The shooting star method gives a result not greatly differing from tho vauMi lug bluo method. The former ghes tho height of the utmosphcro nt 101) miles. hinuit on Olio l.rir. There appears to be no end to the variety of health exercises, and the latest Is the most novel of them nil, "Standing on ouo leg," asserts Stylltes, "Is tho lluest exerclso lu the world." Ho devotes n quarter of an hour by the clock to It every day, and on one mis guided occasion ho actually kept his balance for twenty-tlvo minutes nt n stretch, "It exercises every muscle lu the body," he declares, "and keeps me In tiptop condition, I should advise your readers to begin with a minute nt a tlmo. They will 11 ud It quite enough." Tlt-IIIts. II i Fiiuuii the Srpulrlirr. "When you go to New Zealand I wish you would inquire after my great grandfather, Jeremiah Thompson." "Certainly," said the traveler, nnd wherever ho went ho asked for news of tho ancestor, but without avail, accord ing to Tho Dundee. Advertiser, Ono day ho was Introduced to a flue old Maori of advanced age, "Did you ever meet with an Englishman mimed Jeremiah Thompson?" ho nskciL A smile passed over tho Maori's face. "Meet him?" he repeated. "Why, I ate him!" New York Tribune, Iu Search of a SIhIc, Clarice Miss Wrinkles Is going to Europe this summer. Virginia Ah, she's tried every re sort In this country. I suppose she hopes to cure her trouble abroad. Clarice Her trouble? Why, what Is It? Virginia I suppose you might call It luvoluutary singularity, Pueblo Chief tain, The average married woman Is not very well suited with her husband, but shs thinks almost any girl would bs glad to get him. SKIN DISEASES There is nothing more distressing than an itching, burn in or skin disease, aud upon the return of warm weather those who are afflicted with skin troubles find the symptoms appear ing and know that they will be tormented through the hot summer months. The blood is heated with humors and acrid matter, and as they are forced to the surface the skin seems to be on fire. The treatment of skin diseases with exter nal applications is all wrong, because they do not reach the trouble which is in the blood. The most such treatment can be expected to do is, allay the itching and burning and cover up the trouble for awhile, but as soon as it is left off the disease returns. All food taken into the body contains, in some form, the elements necessary to sustain tne ciiiiereuc parts, unc portion is uscu ior the making of blood, another for muscle, one for bone, still another for fat, and so on. After these different properties are ex tracted from the food there still remains a portion that is useless, or waste matter, which is intended to be disposed of through the natural 'channels of bodily waste, the Liver, Kidneys aud Bowels. At this season of the year, however, these organs become torpid, dull aud sluggish, and fail to perform this duty, and tlicsc accumulations remain in the system and arc absorbed by the blood to ferment and sour, producing burning acids and acrid humors. The blood cannot properly nourish the system while iu this impure condition, and begins to throw off these acids through the pores and glands of the skin, producing Acne, Eczema, Tetter, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum and skin diseases of every description. EOZEMA appears usually with a slight redness of the skin, followed by pustules from which there flows a sticky fluid that dries and forms a crust, and the itching is intense. It' is generally on the back, breast, arms, legs aud face, though other parts of the body may be afflicted. In TETTER the skin dries, cracks and bleeds, and is often very painful. Thcapid in the blood dries up the natural oils of the skin, causing a dry, feverish, hardened condition and giving it a leathery appearance. AONE makes its appearance on the face in the form of pimples aud black-heads, and is particularly disagreeable because of its unsightly appear ance, while PSORIASIS, a scaly disease, comes in patches on different parts of the body. One of the worst forms of skin disease is SALT RHEUM It discharges a watery fluid, form ing sores and producing intense itching. The head and face arc the parts usually affected, aud sometimes the hair falls out aud a mass of sores forms on the scalp. These aud all skin diseases arc due to the same cause burning acids and humors in the blood, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and made pure thev will coutinuc. The best treatment for all skin diseases is S. S. S., a remedy that is purely vegetable, being made en tirely from roots, herbs and barks, and acts directly on the blood with a cleansing, healing effect. It neutralizes the acids aud purifies the blood so that the skin, instead of being blistered and burned by the fiery fluids, is nourished by a supply of cooling, healthy blood. It goes down into the circulation and forces out every particle of waste or foreign matter, isVPfi&BBBal aaalaBBBBBaa aaaBaBBBBai blood. Nothing equals S. S. general health. Write for our We make no charge for cither. TREETOP 18 A MAN'S HOME. Not1 Hrani to Karap Hay Vmrmr followed Ur Hvrnalt, Warren Carrol, a coat prospector who tins been operating In the vicinity of the Chetcnmp Illver, south of Grnndo Etang, Cap Ilreton, tells of meeting a mnn In the barren lands who has been living In a tree for three summers be cause he believes it will curs his buy fever. Carrol says that the man, who claim ed that his name was Strong nnd that ho enmo from St. John, N. n hnd built himself n comfortable cabin of ono room In the branches of a glnnt hemlock nnd was thoroughly enjoying life. The house wns set about forty feet from tho ground nnd was reached by several lad ders which wero spiked against the sides of tho treo trunk. In the cnbln was a bed made of boughs, a stovo constructed out of sheet Iron, three looking glasses, a lamp.' three rustic chnlrs nnd thirty-six cusli-' Ions stuffed with balsam needles. The place wns ns neat as If kept by a worn an nnd wns built so that there would bo no vynsto space. Strong was rather reticent, but Car rol learned enough to convince him Mint tho man wns In his right mind and tlmt he really believed the "tree cure" was doing him good. He said he couldn't explain why the hay fever would not attack him ns long as he lived In a tree, but that It wns n fitct nnd he took ad vantage of It. He lived mostly on fish and game, but he had some vegetables atowed away In hollow tree trunks near by. Ilia KnosvIrtlK of Weeda, At a suburban resldenco near Phila delphia thero recently appeared au un kempt-looking Individual who asked for employment. It cllauced that his ap plication was made to the lady of the house herself, who was superintending the trauspluutlug of plauts In the gar den. "Are you a gardener?" asked ths lady, "Ain't had much experience at gar denln'," wns the reply, "Can you plant these bushes?" "I'd hate to risk spollla' 'em, mum." Then what can you do?" "Well, mum," rospouded the un-kempt-looking Individual, "If you was to baud me one of your husband's ci gars I might sit In the greenhouse an' smoke out them Infects that's entln' the leaves of them rosebushes." Har per's Weekly, Among Frlenda, "Whew J What, Lottlo Ilrown engag ed? That proves what I've always said that, no matter how plain and badly tempered a girl may be, there's always fool ready to marry her. Who's tbt poor man?" "I al" Lift. uuiius up tuc uioou auu cures an sicm diseases promptly and permanently. S. S. S. docs not leave the least par ticle of the poison for future outbreaks, but entirely rids the blood or the cause for all skin diseases. S. S. S. tones up the system and regulates the Liver, Kidneys aud Bowels so that they will carry off the natural waste aud refuse matter through the proper channels, iustead of leaving it to be absorbed by the S. iu the treatment of these troubles and for building up the treatise on skin diseases and any medical advice you wish. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, QA. HOWAHD R. mjnTON.-AiajrT and ChemlM. Ja4lvlllr. Colorailtk Hpisiiiian nrlrrai (lulil, Kllvrr. Lrad. II i (lolil. HIlvur.Hot flolil. torn Ztno or Coii-r,ll, 0anlcli tla. Mulling' rnvelopni and full prlct) list ai-iil on application. Control and Urn iilro work collided. illerucl L'Mbonalu Kar tlouaj llank. TIIK ItAIHV I'l.Y KIM.KK ilMlrna all lite nirsanaarrorjs cuiiiii rnurvrrr lioma-ln dlnlnif room, ali-rlnii room and all ilaifs where Mraarelroublv onio. Clean, neat and will tint roll or In jure uuytlilnK, Iry llirm onc in, Ifnotkrpititr and 4'i'U Mill netrr hrwliliouillii' lira rri, aunt pivnald lor VOo., Iluiulil homers, M ncitain ar,, iiruoaiyii, i, i. HOLD nnd c onsideir sh POMMEL wffi NDZJL.f JI.EUK, 1IKC ALL WATERPROOF ClOTHIKC. Ismadr of thr best rwlrrtilirilAKkwjtllw (ulh ftjui!ftlfvfoU (y UT STICK TO THE SIGN OF THE FISH ' V1 AJSa?l ltV"'l Alinnts S.W tfWOSilp, ta mi" naJM CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS1 NG Portland Trade Directory Name and Addresses In Portland of Repre sentative Uualncis firms. CltKAM HKI-AIIATDIIH-W avara ilv Hi U.N. hrnarator to b th lint. Write ivr fro catalog. JLiWwoodCo., HQuandOak. MKh'HCI.OTItl.NO lluffum A rendition, aot ayrni A If ml llnlmin ,t l'o.' correct cloture. Kverylliliis lu inrn'a furultlilnea. Morrlaou aud bljib. tltiait. Opuoell poaionu-e, 1'IANOS , OII()A.Ni Many tine Ini rumonts re rrl tons arrounl a iknraaor removal of buyer Write fur uVcr pllon of n ano now ou band, lerma. etc. Write loday. Ulllwrt Co.. I'orilaad P. N. U. No. 35-06 TT7IIKN writing; to ad Yertlaars plea mention tbla paper. HtfWErlikiy: 1 BRA wffWss I irSJSP tcflrtsfr -a i RHJF Wm Every reader of this paper can get a package, of "20-Mule-Team" Borax and a bar of "20-Mule-Team" Borax Soap, with a Beautiful Souvenir Picture 7x14 inches in 10 colors; Absolutely Free. For n limited tlmn only, on rreelpt of 10 cents In stamps or silver (to pay postajr) and packing) w.th yuur nsme and address ami your dealer's name, we will send you s full is package of that universally used Household Kece-sity, "iO-MULE-TEA.M" BORAX; alto a bar "2Q-MULE-TKAM" I1QKAX SOAP, fre-; and ! elude a beautiful souvenir piciura 7x14 In 10 color', called the "OLD DRIVKU'd REVERIE," v,l h aSi page bjoklet gllng 1000 valuable uses for Borax in the Home, Farm, Garden and Dairy; Borax in the Laundry, Nursery, Sick Room and Kitchen; Preservative uses ol Borax, and hints on "How to Have a Clear Complexion" and articl s on the "Hair and Hands." WRITE SOW I enclose a dime with your name and address and dealer's name. and rereiv by return mall this fre offer and souvenir. Addtes, Pacific Coast Borax Co., Oaklaud, California, ACNE, TETTER, ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, SALT RHEUM. THE ITCHING WAS ALMOST UNBEARABLE. Dear Sirs My body broke out with a rash or eruption which In spite of all ofTorts to oure continued to get worse. The Honing, especially nt night, was simply terrible, It would almost disappear at times, only to return worse than ovor. I had tried many highly rooommonded. prepa rations without bonofit, and hearing of S. S, S. determined to glvo It n fair trial, and was Inexpressibly dollghted when a few bottlos oured me entirely, romovlng every blemish and plmplo from my body, I shall not fail to rec ommend S. S, S. whonover an opportunity ooours to do so. Esoondldo Col L. MARNO. 3 GASOLENE ENGINES 3 to 4 tor- isiwar lully warranted, I1J3. Alt aim ami at) Ii at Iimtit prlrci. Writ for ratatof. RCICRSON MACHINERY COMPANY Portland, Ortioa, Egan Dramatic and Operatic School Season 1906 and 1907 Opens Sept. 15 Prepares for Dramatic nnd Operatic Stngo nml places lirnduates. Itccog uizeil by leading theatrical manngors. Semi for Cutaloguo mid list of gradu ated nnd their succccb. Egan Dramatic and Operatic School Ecn Hall Arcade Building, Seattle. FRANK C. EGAN, Principal. Dr. G, Gee Wo WONDERFUL NOME TREATMENT Thta wonderful Cnl nee Doctor l railed great because lie cure loj4e without opera lion ttiai are ilten up lo die. He cure ultli tlio.e wonderful dil ute ntrbe, roots, buds bark and vegetables Hint are entirely un known to medical aci nic In lull country. Through tb u of llioei barmleaa remrdlet IliU famous doctor know lli actlou ofovtr U different remedies which lieaucceMfuIly ue In different dlieaeet. 11 $ uuaotee lo cure catarrh, asthma, lung, Ibroat, rheumatism, nerrouineat, stomach, Uteri kid neys, etc.) ha hundreds o( tettlmontala. Charge moderate. Call and see lilui. t'aUeot out of the city write for blankr and circular. bend sump. COMrtULTATlUN e'UKti AMfits THE C. 6EE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO 162)' first St.. S. C. Cor. MorrUon Weutlou paper. PORTLAND, OREGON. A MMt aft Sk. iflggB. lakaVaBaBaBaf a. asv fc. tJaaBaHaV 1, V b.. mF