s ' J !. ' C.l euros Rheumatism.
; . .i C,l cures KavsiflSgia.
i . , i n i, i cure Polaiiea.
' 3 ("I cures Sprain,
i 11 0.1 cures Brniset.
t. J Oil cares Bounces.,
f 1. tt-vst.ii O.l outes BtiSnost. '
bt J vi i s Oil caret Backache.
)t. JmcoU Oil euro Muscular aches.
X-ld'nt Got Hat Btiare,
lira. Ncwcotnbe (us she puts down
the family paper, fondly to her hut
bund) Ob, Herbert, it I could only
resd such a lovely obituary notice in
the paper about you M I've Just read
bout a man down in Pittston. Some
bow, blessings seem to me to be awful
ly unevenly divided nowadays. Judge.
:Sb'rofula::?',,.J'
In the Blood
Scrofula larks in the blood of almost every
one and nnless Its poisonous taints an
thoroughly expelled from the system, it la
liable to break oat at any time in sores,
eruptions, hip disease or some other pain
ful form. Hood's Barsaparllla cures
scrofula promptly and permanently, v
Hood's Garcaparilla
Is Amoxloa's Greatest Medicine, ft; 1 tor to.
Hood's Pill ear Indigestion. 2S cents.
. Ai Brother. '
Aoertaln curate was of a painfully
nervous temperament, and, in conse
quence, was constantly making awk
ward remarks intended at oompli
menta to the bishop and other. Hav
ing distinguished himself in an nnnsual
degree during the gathering of clergy to
an afternoon tea at the bishop' palace,
be was taken to task for bit failings by
a senior on rate, who was on of hi
companions on the way home.
"Look here. Brace," said the senior,
decidedly, "yon are a donkey I Why
cannot yoo keep quiet, Instead of mak
ing your asinin remarks? I am speak
ing to yoo now as brother"
Xiond laughter Interrupted Win at
this point, and for the moment be won
dered why. St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
in packages
at grocers'
Schilling's
Besi
A monster sewing machin,weighing
tluee and one-quarter tons, is in use in
Leeds, Enlgand. It sew cotton belt
ing. ' ' .
Ko household ts complete without a bot
tle of the famous Jesse Moore Whiskey. It
is a pure and wholesome stimulant rec
ommended by all physicians. Don't ne
glect this necessity.
. The bitterness of a grain of strych
nine can be tasted in 1600,000 grains
of water.' - -.
To Cure a Cold la On Day -
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. 2Sc. 1
A cubio foot of new fallen snow
weighs five and a half pounds, and has
13 times the bulk of an equal weight
.of water. - ": - : -
If yon want the best wind mill, pumps,
tanks, plows, wagons, bells ot all sixes
boilers, engines, or general machinery, see
or write JOHN POOLE, foot of Morrison
street, Portland, Oregon.
In India the average duration of lift
of the natives i 24 years as against 44
in Britain.' '
Fiso's Cure for Consumption ts tbe best
of ail cough cures. George W. Lots,
Fabucher, La., August 86. lfWS.
Ou Method of Treatment
Jones Our minister is apt' to take
an original view of any subject. He
is to preach next Sunday on the para
ble of the prodigal son.
Smith I don't see how be is going
to say anything new about that
Jonea Ton - can't tell. - He may
make his sermon an expression of sym
pathy for the fatted call New York
Journal.
The Kalaer't Tonr.
The Kaiser ' Pilgrimage to the Holy
Land has a prominent place in tbe isaue
of Collier's Weekly for November 8.
There are interesting pictures of the
scenes of the emperor's tour, including
one representing tbe women gathering
stones to repair the roads before the
emperor's arrival.
- The drill of the Boman soldier was
exceedingly severe. It. comprised not
only the nse of weapons, but running,
jumping, climbing, wrestling, swim
ming, both naked and in fnll armor.
An iron-mil! company in Ohio has
snceeded in making a fine quality of
cement from furnace slag.
"A Pwttrt Typt oftht Hight Oritrtf
Exctllenci In Manufacture" 7
VdUcrCQKersCo.'s
Breakfast
Absolutely Pure,
Delicious,
Nutritious.
Bt Mrtttut ymiirtf (he Genuine Article,
auuie at DORCHESTER, MASS. by
WALTER BAKER
&CO.Ltd.
ESTABUBHttJ.
AMllisAtsWJ
L Pas f
Icoa
i .von i h
UNC RASTUS POSSUM YARN.
Tfcanksztvtas Story Told by the Old
Hcatro for trie inildrea.
Uld Unc' liaetus
j I Pettibone s home.
very modest lit
tle fourHroom es
tablishment, great
preparations were
being made for the
Thanksgiving fes
tivities which the
next day was ex
uwtiwi tn usher In.
The morning came and Aunt Patty took
. tt Rjia' had cauaht
and pUced him Is broad pan and put
him In the oven. Aner u-e wpw.
i a . .w;u dVis. rfmd the oren
WAru v se, ri "vr
and put In tbe pan a lot of sweet I10"
which had previously oeen ooueu u v--and
let them brown la the possn rat ,
When the animal was done brown the
family and their friends gathered "nnd
the festal board and the middle-eiaed girls
and the Wg girls, the old folks and the
vonng folks pitched into tbe dlshnd made
lerry over tne arrival irom iu w
ilinnor thpT had some music.
and wound up with a dance. When the
dance was ended the visitors, to the num
ber of seven or eight, left with a chorns
of good-bra and jokes and the family were
left by themselves.
"Put oa some coal on dat fish, you Bona
paht," said Unc Baetos. "My law, dat
'nnaanm remine me of ole Ansaneaw, jas-
sah. It aholy do." .
"Tell ns 'bout It, pa, saia trims, ana
the other children clamored for tbe story.
utxrn t M,; I1nn TlnatTiK "down Hah in
, 1 C.l, Dull. Jt 1
de Boston mountains whah I'se bawn we
dun liv in one dese heah cabins, log cab
ins. Dey chink up twix de logs with mud,
an' buir a chimley on de outside. We all
had nine dogs an' fo-teea la de family. De
wua er smoke-house sn' chicken coop an'
er ash-hoppah by de cabin an 'er cawn
rrib. We wus hi de valley an a mile down
de road live Kph Baker an' his fat ly.
Long bout oia time oe yean i.pn an me
an' Wash Adams an de Beaseiy boys we'd
rtaht out early in de evenin' aftah pos
sum. Tain no nse tow to go twel de
simmons is ripe an' de fro ripe de 'sim
mona. Yessah, de fro' it ripes de Sim
mons an' den de 'possum he gwyne come
out in de moonlight Dey wus monsou
wood dah. Dey wus red oak, black oak,
pos' oak, gum tree, ellum, sycamo" an' t
lot othux. " '' " "
"Well, uh, we'd have bout fohty dogs
mo er less an' one de Beasely boys he'd
fotch 'long ole musket. Das all de gun
we got De moon be light np de 'valley,
de eld broom tags' fiel's dey layin' round,
an' at de aidge de Sel's wus mos' oftenest
de 'ilmmon trees. Now, de 'possum love
'simmons. He eat berries, yassah, an'
bods sn' roots, but, my Lawd, he fine 'slm
mon tree de darkest night evah blowed.
"De boys dey off In de woods chasln'
lino' de fiel's an' tariu' np de g roun' look
In' for 'possum. Da Jos' three klne o'
dogs in dat country. Da is de boun' dog,
de cur dog an' de flee dog. De cur dog,
dey mos'ly call 'em mungrel heah, dey
bes' foh 'possum. We lissen to dem crazy
s- l.nl1fe an' hark, film TCnb Baker he
(SUBS MV1M.U " 1
say, 'Das Tige, de triflin' scoun'rel.'
I "Den we heah another bark an' ef we
beah dat dog holla b all de boys dey ssy,
'Das music. Das sholy 'possum.' 1 gwyne
tell you we rar over de broom-sage an'
w git ovab de fence an' dah by er big
'simmon tree dah's music. Bose, Venus
an' er lot de othah dogs. Tige, he sin'
dah. Ole mist 'possum be np in tip o' de
'simmon tree, and I climb de tree an' soon
I ketch Mm, he giv up an' play he daid.
Yaasah. he doan show no sign dat be liv-
tn'. Den we sets de dogs goin' again, an'
mebbe we hear off in de aidge o de woods
boo-woof, boo-woof, oo, oo, oo, an' if dey
is ernudder dog go wab-ah arp-arp-srp
kin o' high, den das music an' das 'pos
sum. Den we clar de fence an' run throo
de broom-sage an' when w find ole music
dey' 'possum da hw
"Well, suh, when we git all de 'possum
we want we go home, an' den I take big
'! 'possum an' dress him an' stretch him
"life'' ldyPI "
" WW P
I v !IP k
mtfftrfi lrV' P&rF?
WHEN UNC ItABTTJB WAS TOUXG.
THANKSaiVlNd DSNNCR CH T1I2 OLD
out on de roof ot de smokehouse. In de
morn In' day take 'lm an' dny pa'bile 'hn
to kit out da wile taste, an' den day put
lm In old oven. De fat Jes' bile out, an'
when de 'poena m got tin' bake awhile yo
ole mammy take dese yer long yama dat
been bile already an' put In de oven with
mist' "possum.
-Yo' ole mammy got turnips an' back
bone, cabbage an' ham bone an' lye homier
an' none, corn pone. Well, auh. dey all
bus deyselvee pa tin' 'possum, an' gen-ally
has a little o' dish yer apple-jack an dey
sweeten it with 'lasses. Yo' kin eat a
DRBAMIKO OF OLD DATS.
heap o 'possum, case It doan' hurt yo.
When de 'possum all gone, all de sop
cleaned up, de titers an' de cabbage, de
ha in bone an' de backbone des out o' de
way, den dey clears away all de dishes an'
de table an' dey 'gins to pat Juba an' git
de fiddle an' de banjo down.
"Pay doan dance dese yerwaltses In my
time. Dey dance one at a time or maybe
dey's a boy an' a wench dey dances to-
gedder. But dey dance, uej aoan suae.
TVt buck an' dey wing an' dey double-
shuffle an' puts in de fancy steps an' de
res' dey pats an' hollers. De fiddler he
got de fiddle way down on de ler arm, an
he aawln' away on 'Chicken in de Bread-
tray,' 'Cottoneye Joe, 'Soapsuds Ovab de
Fence.' or some o' dey hoe-down tunes,
an' de banjo keep! n' time. Dey loose de
chlnkin' out de logs. Ohi my law, all de
dishes jumpln in de cupboard sn' de pick'
ninnies dev iumulu' oo an' down yo kain
hole 'em down. Ole Mammy Jupe de
real ole mammy she sit tn de corn ah
smokin' one o dese yere red clay pipes
with one o' de cane stems dat dey cuts in
de cane-brake. De dogs dey outside
break in' de 'possub bones an' growlin
ovab de hembone. .
"When one boy get tiahd dancin' eraud
der boy he step in an dey des keep dancin"
an' singin' an' pattin' all night yassah,
twell de ole red sun be sbowin' dat be
gwyne come ovah de mountain. Den dey
all slip away an go whah dey can tleep
foh all day."
Mr. Hastos reached for bis pipe. "Git
along to bed now, you chlllen," be said,
and there wa a general scampering. Tbe
old man puffed away remlnlscentiy.
KEPT THE GOBBLER.
Farmer Boltoa rinds Be Has Many
Bmum to Ba Thankful.
LAMED if I quite
ff i - - . agree with this
W '" 'r" "1 her way of rega
V -, i J i,i .... ( t
thanks by law an'
p r o e lermations,
said Farmer Bol
ton In a meditative
way to bis wife.
"It look too much
like sevtln' a stake
an' a servln' notice
that when you
reach it you must bow down an' make
your acknowledgment, no matter what
vour real leenn t is, ' ';
TAXI.
we've got much tor be thankful fur this
year, Llddy."
"O, yes, we have. We "
"Hoi' on, now, hoi on, Llddy. That's
a way yoo have of rushln' me with argy
merits an' downin' me afore I gets rightly
started. Jeat wait till I git through. Our
crops was mostly a fuller, owin to too
much rain. What we did hnrrcst didn't
really pay fur th' rateln'. Ti nt two-year-old
colt waa killed by Ugh In In', moot of
our standin' timber wa destroyed by Br
an' a good many rods of fenc went th'
same way. Now yon can't honestly say,
Lid Jy, that we're aa fur along at we was
this time a year ago."
"I didn't know you were so worldly,
Josh. You talk as though we ought to
rebel against Providence whenever the
credit side of our bank book doesn't hare
a steady growth. We're both In th' prim
of life with good health. We've been
given more time to pay off the mortgage.
None of the great disasters we read about
has touched ns. There Is plenty in th
cellar and the granary to liv on If we
were without a dollar. That state of af
fairs would be a godsend to tens ot thou
sands this winter. Josh. And you know
that Jlmmie polled through after the doe
tor gave him up and ia as hardy at a
knot!"
"So he did, the blessed little Imp or mis
chief. Bot I won't dispate with yon,
Llddy. Yon don't give a feller no fair
chance. I was goin' to sell that 20-pound
gobbler, but we'll jest keep him fur
center piece Tbanksgivin'.'' . - -;
Our Thanksgiving;.
We'd thonght en this Thankaglvln' day
To eat os punkln pie
With dear old mother at th faro, ,
As in the days gone ty.
Bot grester Power than we bad willed
Thar nwithep ahnuliln't atay.
An' then we couldn't bear tbe. farm.
When she had slipped awar.
So brother John, he sent me word '
Ter Tlslt him a spell.
An' eat lo style Thaaksgivla' day
Up at Bis big no tel.
Well, seek s bill o' fare as that
I sever see afore.
With ail the things I ever est.
Aa several dosea snore.
I labored bard to do my part
At tialk an' etlnuette:
Thong h John waa hardened to Ha world,
Bometlmes his eyes wus wet
I knew that thongb his pars coold boy
The costliest Kina ot uian,
Fer mother's rare Tbankaglvla' treat
Be oltea reit a wian.
Aa' when I left him fer the bight,
I eonldn't helo but say.
"It sln't tbe food ner ylt the style
That makes Tbanksgivin day.
petrolt Free Press.
Pumpkin Plea and Thanksgiving.
With tbe pumpkin borrowed from th
Indian, and the Yankee Ingenuity that
grew op with the New Englander forced
to rely on his inventive skill, the pie wa
an easy creation. The pnmpxn no aouoi
was one of the earliest ot Its family, tor
fruits when the white man came were
only such as he found wild snd they would
not keep through tbe fall and winter as
the modern genius has made possible. Th
pumpkin, however, wss a keeper, ana
therefore available at late period of th
year for pie and sauces, snd it hss never
lost Its place on tbe Tnanssgmng tsoiev
Nor, to do it Justice, is there any reason
why It should. The pumpkin pie needs
no apologies on Thanksgiving or any other
da. ' '
Owr Own American Day.
jA what lt Ahaenro nrlain. the
American Thanksgiving Is oi'f own Amer-
tMn Aaw n,w mnA In lf thorOflirhlf
HSU U. " , " ' " . "
American surroundings, it Is a chief
among all the happy days or tne year, may
we all have opportunity and reason to ap
preciate and share In many of tbem.
Sign of the Time.
A-
J, i :
VXrtit Turkey Oh, cheer up. old man.
yon ir nperaniioua.'
Qnnnn T.wlrw'--Jrt I'm tirvr tintTnt-
Dcvvuu iv
tious, but when I pick np cranberries by
tbe kitcnen floor tore oays in succaua
it makes me Kinder meieacnoiy.
The Night Befuro Thanksgiving. ;
X
KICAIIAGUA CANAL
A erwi aauMar (ue iriw Cuuat-
Would Ba a rowerfnl Aid In
Waatarn Imelopnieiia.
The NIoarautm canal it a tublnot ver.
much Uiaoussed Just at this time on tb
Paciflo oo nt . .. '
From, statistic CBiefully gleaned vf
the mast authentic authorities, it i
Shown that from th diHerunt nation
ot th world and the islands ot the sea
there would pass through the cannl a
possible annual triifrlo of I4.0Uii.uuu
tons, n probable tiaftlo of 10,000,000
tons, or a certain trntllo ot 8,000.000
tons, oo which, ii 1 toll of 3.t0 ton
wss imposed, an annual revenue of
$20,000,000 would be obtnlnod, or over
fl9,000,000 ovoi and almve operating
expenses. A saving of $3.50 per ton
on wheat would amount to, any, 7
cents per bnehol, and on lumbor to to
pel 1,000 feet A careful examination
niada by the Marltlm uanai uompany
show that possibl on-lial(of Hi
8.000,000 ton trafRo, which is claimed
will pass through th canal, is Ameri
can oommeroe, either coastwise or ex
ports ami imports. It teems to be fully
determined that it the canal is built al
all it must be bnllt and operated as the
pioperty of tli United Plato govern
mentbuilt with the people' money.
It should b open and fie and without
tonnage charge to all American com
meice, coastwise, exports and imports;
and to conipentat otirsnlves for our
outlay wa should lay toll of at least
per ton on all train o passing turougu
between foielgn nations.
It is estimated tl at It wl'l requlr
not to oexoed 1100,000,000 to con
struct the canal, although it is claimed,
in a recent statement ma-le by Lyman
E. Coolev. a celebralwi engineer of this
oonntry, that, by reason of oertain dis
cover lea on lite part of tlie commission,
tent by President MoKinley to Investi
gate th feasibility of the project, th
oust ol th canal will ba reduced much
below tbe figure of 9100,000,000, on
account of favorable dredging in the
lower end of Lake Nioaragua. non-exist
ence of rock in the Ban Jnan river to
Toro Rapids, good foundation fur im
mense dam at Ochoa, favorable condi
tion for embankments at San Fian-
Cisco basin, and a new sit for duin
at Tambro Granada. .
The farmers of California, Washing
ton. Oregon and Idaho, now fmther
from th world's markots than any
other agriculturists, would not only be
placed i near Lirerpool aa their com
petitor ia India, Chile and th Argen
tine, but tber would also have an ad
vantage over their competitors of 3
per ton, or cents bushel! fur tne
Wheat from India mutt bear 3 per ton
toll at th Suet oanal, and we would
have th Paolfio South American state
pay $2 per ton on the Nicaragua oanal.
Then, too, our Atlantic nd .Gulf
porta would hav this $3 per ton ad
vantage over all their British and
Euro oean rival in th great maiket
of Japan, Korea, Australia and the
Paolfic islands, at their rivalt wonld o
compelled to pty tbe 83 per ton toll,
whether they went to market via tne
Suet oanal or th Nioaragua canal.
Still Short of Water.
The drought in California this year
has not yet been relieved by fall rains,
and oo November 1 the Sooth Yuba
Water Company served notice on all
th mine which are operated by its
power that no more water con Id be fur
nished until after tbe rainy season naa
fullr set in, .a th company could not
count on more than enough lo fill
their contract to furnish Nevada City
tnd Grass Vail ley with water for mu
nicipal purposes. This will Hang np
nearly a thousand stamp in th dis
trict .. ' ' ' -
Sad af ras Salmon Smsab.
Th salmon packing season is st tn
and. there being no more vessels due to
arrlv from the north, and according to
the beat authorities, toys the San Fran
cltoo Call, all the canneries on the
coast are 1.000,000 cases, or ahont 83
per cent sbort of the 1897 pok. The
Alaska Packers' Association is some
4S.000 cases abort, or lust' than 6 per
oentof last year's pack. About 10,000
barrels of salt salmon were shipped
fiom Alaska during the season of 18U8.
fclpaaeat of Lead to China. '
The Puget Sound Reduotlon Com
pany, of Everett, Wash., made a ship
ment of 60 tons of lead last week to
tbe Amerioan Trading Company in
Shanghai, Chine. Arrangements have
been made for weekly shipments to
China and Japan by way of the Cana
dian Paolfie tteamsbip line.
. Mew Brickyard,
A new briokyard will toon be started
tt Port Orchard, Wash. The macbin
arv ba been ready for tome lime tnd
last week t consignment ot small tools
Wat received at th point
; Northwest Jottings.
Baker City is to have an extensive
candy menu factory.
It is estimated that 180,000 net was
received by Ashland peaoligrowers this
season.
Over 190,000 sacks of grain hav
been received for shipment at A 1 mots,
Wash., this season.
A large portion of the Klamath In'
diana are buying flour and other tup
plies in Goose Lake this fall. Many
Indian wagons tre going and returning
from Pine Creek mills each day.
Tiie largest piece of coal that was
ever brought to Spokan it now on ex
hibition there. It weighs 1,400
rxionds, tnd It took seven men to on
load it from th car and place it in its
present position. It was taken out of
th mine owned by the railroad com
pany, at Koslyfl ,:,'".
S Tb Columbia River Logging Com
pany, of Golden, B. C, is preparing to
do a big business this winter and tbe'
East' Kootenay Miner says they want
ISO bush men to work in the woods.
Wages in Washington lumber camps
have advanced 25 percent, and logs are
worth f 1.28 and $1.60 more per thous
and than they were year ago. -
The Cathlamet Logging Company bat
closed down operationt for the season
having put in over 3,000,000 feet tnd
bave timber enough to last two seasons
more. . ':
A new, taw mill la being added to
Lament's shingle mill plant at Welser,
Whatcom county. Wash., which, when
finished, will be capable of turning out
80,000 feet of lumber daily, in addition
lo tbe daily output of 60,000 shingles.
Connnlilalltlaa.
a nrsn.,.l ... an l!,!aan answer to
his wife's suit for divorce an agreement
aigned by ootn ' to aiauunu."
Mr. Woodruff, the New York man
who bs accumulated 60 wives, simply
mnkea Chluaao's ButaS-Gatss, of toven-
wife notoriety, look small. .
"I have always had t desire to go on
thtttgt," tayt tbtSt Louit yonng
woman who wus marrica auniruuj,
tnd it now seeking divorce. She not
only wantt to go on the ttago, but tb
wants to tiegin at a star. .
PERIODS OF PAIN.
4 "
Menstruation, the balance wheel of
tjjrnman 'a Ufa. Is also tha btn of exist-
nc to many beoaus It mean time ol
great suffering.
While no woman It entirely free front
periodical pain, It doe not teem to htve
been na
ture's plan
that women
otherwise
healthy
should suffer
so aeverely.
Lydla E. Pink'
ham's Vegs
Ublt Corn
pound is
the most
thorough fe
male regula
tor known to
n!lea.t ail.
ence. 1 1 relieves th condition that pro
duces so much discomfort and robs men
struation of its terror. Der It proof!
Di Mrs. Pinmami How can I
thank you enough for what you have
done for me When I wrote to you I
waa suffering untold pain at ttmt of
menstruation) wat nervous, had bead
ache all the time, no appetite, that tlrtd
feeling, and did not care for anything.
I have taken three bottle of byata m.
Plnkham't Vegetable Compound, one
of Blood Purifier, two boxet of Liver
Pills, and to-day I am a well person. I
would like to have those who suffer
know that I am one of the many who
have, been cured of female eomplalntt
by your wonderful medicine end tdvic.
Mitt jEitmt R Mats. Leon, Wit.
I f you art suffering in this wy, writ
as Mist Mile did to Mr Plnkh.tm At
Lynn, Mast., for th advice which the
offers fret of chargt to ell women.
A canal connecting th Mediterranean
with the Red tea existed at early at
800 years before th Christitn era, U
length it 93 miles.
MM to Oot tU.
One onmnlaint aoema to set rln in
autumn, and that la neuralgia. To
tooth tbe pain, strengthen the nerve
ana rid tn system ol it, use di. jtcons
Oil, the beat knows cure.
Prom China 1480,008 woith of
human bair it exported annually. It
conies mostly from the beadt of malt-
factor, pauper and dead people.
How to
A system which
has become run down
byth8tryinowethei'
of the bast summer
h not in a condition
to meet the severe
winter of this (limafe
and will easily fall a
brey to disease unless
a proper tonic is
used.
DrVilllams'Pink
Pills for Pale People
are the best medicine
in the world for build
influp and strengthen
m an enervated
system .
Do not confuse
thti bills with ord
r 7...:
a:
inary purgative pills. They do MOT act on the bowels.thereby
further weakening the body. They build ub the blood and
jtreno,thenthenerve
Major A. C. Bishop, of n; Third At., Detroit, Mich., la a well-know
cNII engineer. lie says i "When 1 had my last spall of alckneia and cams
out of the hospital I was a aorry eight. 1 could not regain my strength,
. ' and could not walk or a Mock for several weeka. laollcedaomearticles
In the aewspapers reararaing m. wiuiama- rina rills lor rale reopie,
which convinced me that they were worth trying and I bought two hosra.
Iff! I did not take them for my complexion but for strength. Alter tiling them
(i 1 felt better, and koow they did me worlds of good. I am plraaed to
IL recommend them to Invalids who need a tonic or to build up a shattered
' eoastitution." fm Prttt, ,
) -At All dvMjdltUet divttt fvm th( 0v.VYiVm Htdt. 'C
A tm Company, chnsctkdy,M.Y, Prict (i(ty Untt pv boti f"
....STEEL SPIRAL CONVEYERS...'.
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W earry In stock a large supply of th above conveyers, both right snd left, which wa will
tail at greatly reduced prices. Also all sltas ol elevator buckets and bolui
Write lor prloe-liat and discounts,
Willamet Iron Works
Front and Everett t. smPQRTLAMD, Ott.
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WOOLEN MILLSLi. S ylujr.1 sJE'L1 ZiTJJZ
logne, saropUs, self-measurement blanks, etc., J."'". .. ? ?,i.K,. '.!. i'i AMI J1, naf
mailed free. Address 1. LANDMAN, ilcKay " .-v ai aiTiel H .J? 1 U m d n orlm'
building, Portland. Or. Mention this paper '"Jy'll'S-, H.,.na, Montana.
DIIIIillYOURLIVERsH
Male and female agents In their own town Heora's Balsd Bsntody wllldoll. ThMa
can make from 5 to 10 a day easy, tomsthlng ooses will make von leal h.tt n.. .. ,
entirely new. No eaperlenoe necessary. Send Z.7..:tlT.. 1 ! better. Oat It froa
for a free aampls. HICK CO.. yonr druggist or any wholesale drag house, ot
lui First St., rooms 1 snd IS, Portland, Or. rcStswart Holmes Drug Co, Seoul.
buy tms ctmum
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BASEBALL; FOOTBALL ISIS
The "Amarlona Boy" HaUleaMw.
Every American hope our school boyt
ui i. ,.,! in their eliurts to raise t '.O),-
000 to bs used in building a battle !i!j. It
;os3 grrt f feniW warohln. Hut
you can build up your noiuru wun uostoi.
tor's Fioiiini'h ftiUani st small nen.
This rt'iiiuil is for ail stomach, liver and
bowel disorders.
Itooh data's Many CnuroliSS.
The town In England best provided
with placet of worship It the anoinnl
nl u,uhiUI. where thai are 143
eliurohet and uhiiola. Fifty belong tn
the Church of Hingiana tnu o io m
Nonoonformielt.
follow II Vp.
' Sit down tnd oool off suddenly, tnd
then regret it, for stiffness and soreness -Is
bound to follow. Follow It np with
St. Jacobs Oil and you will have nothing
to regiel from t prompt cute,
Th Msw frank I.aail'S Popalor
.: Monthly,
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly fur
November is tlie initial nnmlier In tb
new tnd improved form of thlt long
time favorite lllnstrtied family maga
tine; with handsome cover in color
and gold. lit price Is reduced to ten
vents, one dollar per annnm. This is
unquestionably wise and popular .
move on the part ot a tbe publisher!
and the rotnrn of Mrs. Frank Leslie to
the editorship of the mngaalne assure
tor it t future at brilliant at its past
has been prosperous.
Bicycles tre , taxed tn Sliorelmm,
Mass., the average assement this year
being 8S0. , ,:;
" ' ' tjtoo WA ioo. '
The readers otthUpapaf will bs pleased to
ftwrn thai Ihera IS at lut OB drealwl dit
Dial Mitnca has lieen able to eura in ail lis
Stasm, sod that laaa'artb. lull'aCatarrh Our
la ihenaly piMltlTomite known to tha nitidtcal
Itaiernltf. Caurrb belns asunatltulloual dis
ease, requires a oonailtnilonal treatment.
Hull's Calarrh rureia laken Internally, acting
dlwily Hnoa tha hliwd and ssocona snriati s
oi the syeleui. tliereUy dtreylig th lour!
lion o th dlaiw, aad sli'lng 11. a ru"t
strenitlh by bulldini up the eonaittnjloa aud
al,ilng nature la doing Us work. TUa pro
prieiora have so much faith In Irs surativ
powers, that they oli-r Ou Hundred Iiullar
hit any eaa that It (alia logUTft, oaltd tor Hal
Ot Mttluonuiii. in "
p, y.cit
d by dro(?lia, Wo. ..
li'sVatntiy I'llls nl the beat
Hal
Stockings were first used In the 11th
century. Before that olotu bandages
were used On the feet.
When eonilng to Ran Francisco go to
Iirooklyn lloiel, ie-IU Hush stress,
American or European plan. Room ana
board 11.00 to 11.60 per day rooms 50 oent
to 11.00 por day; slngls bvala 3S cent.
Pre coach. Chat. Montgomery.
Bom scientists assert that the purest
air in title is found about SB feat
above the street aurfao.
PIT PennaiHmlly cvr. ttaararona
rile an( tr ear's nw ef ir. Kiln,', urml
Karr Awtorer. tVnd Ibr (Hteat en.ua inl
oMUeanatrMilia. 1H. A. U. MJJJ, Iwt, aat
AtvA , t'kiUllnu.Ta.
The Aeolian harp was the Invention,
it it believed, of Athtnasiua Kiraher,
who lived in the seventeenth esntory,
tnd It I to csllod from Atolint, the
god or ruler of lb windt.
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