The Oregon mist., April 26, 1901, Image 4

It Clouded Hr Serenity.
"Tea. lr. or wife is a truly oo4
woman. I know of bat one thing that
ha distorted her mind sines ah
JoItip1 .the church, lust month."
"Some Question In theology?"
"Not exactly. It was mora serious
than that.. She was riled because
woman on the next street, who owes
her ao Invitation, failed to ask her to
a Dutch Junch." Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
rHranead far Morw ttattleohlpa.
When IHe.Ser nr-Iarr n th Navy recently
dniiiiiilHi more btilehir.. Cinrer ran-
lidrrMi ui reoommeii.iatKMi favorably,
and aiHhttnxoi cmiMrwiioo, of several
poaerfu(ftrhif. Protection i what our
crapo'U reuuir. and fortu ration sill
not adetiatefvitpp!vihi, IWense aiut
all niMnir w n uiernive ory".
a drt'i. roiwlipaiioii, biiiouites,
rhMinuiiHM and nervimanewa. iv adenMe-.
Ir afforded br tliat eaVient mmdr, Ho.
Ulicr'i fctomarb Bitters. Trv it.
Offered a Small Figure.
A few days since a popular attorney
called ddoii another member of the
nrof (wioo and asked his opinion upon
a certain point of law. The lawyer to
whom the question was addressed
drew himself up and said: "I gen
erally Ret paid for what I know." The
questioner drew a half dollar from his
pocket, handed it to the other and
coolly remarked: "Tel J me all you
know and give me the change."
RHEUMATISM
Caused by an Impure Condition
of th Blaod How It May
Ba Permanently Cured.
Fnmtit Mimr, Mamdtatrr. X. J
Although rheumatism is one of the
most painful and danjrtrous ol the
many troubles which atllict mankind,
it can be permanently cured if a prop
er course of treatment is taken. The
real cause of rheumatism is the pres
ence of acid in the blood and the
only cure is to purify, nourish and
strengthen this vital fluid. The best
specific yet discovered for this purpose
is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People and the number of cures they
have effected in cases of this stubborn
disease is wonderful Mrs. & D.
. Loreiand, of Xo. 133 West Hancock
street, Manchester, X. II., was cured
of a severe attack of rheumatism by
the use of this remedy, the says :
"Several years ago one of my knees
was injured by a fall. About the first
of June, 1897, rheumatism set in and
at last got so bad that I could not
bend my knee. It was very painful
and I was unable to move about.
tried various remedies, but not one of
them relieevd me tn.acy way.
"In the latter part of August,
nearly three months after the pain
and stiffness began, a friend, Mrs.
Kothwell, of Everett, Mass., told me
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People. I willingly gave them a trial
and eipenetteed relief in a few days,
I continued until I had taken three
boxes and was able to bend the knee
and go up and down stairs without
difficulty. I have since taken the
pills a number of times for other
troubles and always with good results.
"I have recommended Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People many times.
I have not learned with what effect
they sere taken, excepting in the case
of two of my relatives and a young
woman living in my family, each of
whom was greatly benebtted. 1 feel
that I cannot say too much in favor
f the p if Is."
tsigned," MBS. S. D. LOVELAXD.
subscribed and sworn to before me
this 27th day of February, 1901.
30US G. LAXE,
Seal Sotary Public.
At all druggists or direct from Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
Jf. Y. Price, 50 cents per box; six
boxes, 150.
Has an Enviable Record.
Charles Bellamy has been a fireman
for 1$ years on the Chicago, Burling
ton & Quincy railroad, and has never
missed a trip. During that time he
has traveled 606,840 miles, and burned
32.501 tons of coaL
Tk Boot Fneerf ptles for Malaria
Chills and Fever I a bottle of Grove Teetelea
Chill Tonic. It In amply iron and quinine ia
s IMIeifai ions. Ko Core. So Pay. Price SOe.
River of huu
In Algeria a river of ink is formed
by. the conjunction of two streams,
one of which is impregnated with
iron, and the other, which drains a
peafebog, with gallic acid. The mix
ture of the iron and "the acid results
in ink.
GARFIELD TEA. the medicine that
, Furifie toe blood and clean
tbe vjtrm, brmt? good heaiiu
to ail who tue it. It it marie
Irora herb. Orogriai tell It.
As to Some Handwriting.
Fred Do you think a man's char
acter is shown in bis handwriting?
Kate If it is, some of them must
be perfectly areadful.
Your guide and guard is the famous
Oregon blood Purifier, tested and true.
TJte it now.
Where They Went,
Of 700 ten dollar marked bills paid
on a Saturday niglit by a Mauachu
setts manufactory to its hands, 400
by the following Tufday were depos
ited in the bank by the saloon keep
ers. .
C0.1STIPATI0K
"I kat imlt Soya at a Una wlthaat
auaaaaaat m (ba bawala, aat baluf aula u
Kit nmm aicapt tor vmii kot aaiar lalaatloua,
Cnrotite erjtMKlpalloa for aavaa years piaea aaa la
taia aarrlaia ovudlUtfat durtn tbat Uma I aid av
ar'tatn I aaardof batuavar foaitd aaf re;lf; auek
uaircaaa no ill 1 baciiu aan CaiiCAUK'm I
aow Sara tnm oaa to tbraa puafrt day and If I
rieu I aoaid air IIW-UU for eaca asovemaat: II
la auca a raiiaf. '
an Mm I, ten.
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if If CATHARTIC
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DI.I.. U.t K a - r4tlJm an
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count oi travel m tue -u.u , u . Uule trnln and a great deal
is soon to be published. j of exaggeration in this. II a youjg
In Tbe Palace of the King, by Marlon woman suffers severely ahe needs treat
Crawford, has gone Into Its one bun- ; . mother see that
drvdih thousand. This author has some j niothera healtate. to take thei,
thirty-six works to his name. ( daughter to a physician for examixu
Tbe habit of book buying la Just as ; tiun: but no mother need hesitate to
strong and easily maintained as the
hahlt of tavlnr moner. The Interest on
tbe Investment Is greater than that on
accumulated money.
Beulah Marie Dfx, tbe author of two
popular stories of old New England '
life, Hugh Gwyth and Soldier lUgdale, j
has written another novel. It will be ;
called The Making of Christopher Fer-:
ringbam.
Gertrude Franklin Atherton. author j
of Senator North and other works. Is j
turning her attention to what la called i
"serious literature." She is to write the j
life of Alexander Hamilton, and ia en- ;
gaged in searching after data In Santa t
Cms, W. I, the birthplace of Hi mil-!
ton.
Annie Trumbull Slossou has written
one of her characteristic New England
stories, published By James Potts &
Co, under the title of White Christo
pher. This author is well known as
tbe writer of Flshia Jimmy, and any
thing from her pen is sure to be read
able.
Tammany, on which the eyea of all
New York, male and female. Indeed of
half A meriin. are turned, has attracted
the attention jt Kobert Barr. He has
finished a novel dealing with that sub
ject, and he could not have chosen a
more timely theme. Sir. Barr has es
pecially prepared hluiSf for this work.
From the Abbey Press comes a book
full of information aad interest for
boys and girls, under the title of The
New ?wix Family Robinson. Miss
Helen rouieroy, the author. Is said to
have a good knowledge of the scenery
and products of tbe country of which
she writes the Amazon region of
South America.
What They Do
Several women have taken up index
ing. Their patrons are people who
keep scrapbooks. and who are too busy,
or, as is more often the case, too negli
gent, to index for themselves. Tbe
work is slow and laborious. It de
mands a wide literary knowledge and
often a knowledge of French and Ger
man. The pay is moderate, being usu
ally $3 a day.
Artistic' aud fancy bookbinding is
practiced by eight or ten women In
New York city. This Is a skilled trade.
of the highest class, demanding both
technical skill and artistic ability. Two
of the binders have done such good
work as to make them moderately fa
mous.
A Yaesar girl with a penchant for
chemistry found herself thrown upon
her own resources three years ago, and
adopted for her daily work the giving
of instruction to members of ber sex
upon the subject of cold cream. To
the uninitiated this seems a very simple
matter, but in truth It is very complex.
It involves a knowledge of the various
fats aud oils. Including spermaceti, co
coa butter, wax. Japanese wax. almond
cream, lanollne and such medical in
gredients as benzoin, camphor, myrrh,
carbolic acid, sulphur, arsenic, line and
white lead. . j
Entertaining children is another new
occupation. It demands much tact and
infinite patience. Writing sentiments,
letters and club addresses for indolent
women of leisure Is followed by many
ex-school teachers and college alum
nae. Evening Post.
An American Career.
In 1ST. in tbe graduating class of
the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.
was a youth of 17, named Charles B.
Mint He was born in Maine, but
raised in the City of Churches. At
that time he bad earned an enviable !
reputation for indomitable application
aud vnormous power of work. He was
not a brilliant scholar or speaker, but
in tbe Milton Literary Club, composed
of the brightest students of the Insti
tute, he was regarded a one of its
ablest members. After graduation, be
entered Into commercial life, and be
came first a clerk and then a junior
partner in a small shipping bouse
known as William B. Grace & Co. The
firm had an unpretentious office in
downtown Xew York, and was Insfe-
nificant compared with the older and
larger bouses of the neighborhood. Yet
through the genius of its members, and
especially of nint, it was destined to j
become a great financial power, and Its J
members to be multi-millionaires. The ;
young man applied to business the
same principles that had made him i
successful in the Institute. Within ten '
years be was a wealthy man. At 40 be )
was worth more than million; to-day
be is ranked among the great capital-,
ists of the world. Frank Leslie's Pop- j
ular Monthly. j
An Early Impression.
"People ought to be mighty careful
about the way tbey educate their chil
dren," said Senator Sorgbnm.
"I suppose there are many things you
would arrange differently if you could
go back and superintend your own
uhildtiood?"
"Yes. For Instance, my thoughtless !
teachers sat me down In front of a copy j
iook ana maae me write 'nonesty is
the best policy' over and over again.
Tbey dinned It Into me so hard that my
young spirit revolteL and I have had
an aversion to that motto ever since,"
Washington Star.
Ignorance of Parent.
Parents desire intensely two things,
aud only two things, for their children;
their success In athletics at school and
their material success In the world; and
one correspond to tbe other. Of real
intellectual distinction tbey appear to
have as little conception a their boy
themselves. Sxturdsy Review.
If a woman Is her husband's boss, his
employer never gets full value from
liiui.
T:o Bafy
What suffering frequently revolt
from a mother's Ignorance; or mors
frequently from a mother's neglect to
properly instruct her daughter I
Tradition cava "woman must suf-
for - and youui women .re so taut-tit
I writo freely about her daurnter or
' ""T" W laboratory
at Lvua. Mas., and secure from
i woman the moat efocient advice with,
oat charge.
Mrs. August Pfaltfrraf. of South
Byron, W'ta.. mother of the voung lady
whose portrait we here publish, wrote
in January. savins; her daughter
had suffered for two Tears with irrffr
ular menstruation had headache all
the time, and pain in her aide, feet
swelled, and waa generally miserable
She received an answer promptly with
advice, and under date of March.
the mother writes strain that Lvdia E.
Pink ham's Vegetable Compound cured
her daughter of all pains and irregu
larity. Nothing in the worM equals Lyuia at
Pink ham s great medicine tor
latiur woman S
troubles.
peculiar
He'd Hit II Some Dy.
Scribbler Whv do vmi
many tmp with vmir penw?
JScrawler Some editor may I hard
up some day and swipe the stamps.
Then he would hate to keep the
poem.
Tais li (nature r oa every box of the fOBatBe
Laxative Brorno-Quinine tsom
The Man and the Microbe
At this point in the fuble the Man
marveled greatly in that he had not
met the Microbe long since.
In what gtiit have vou traveled.
pray?" asked the Man.
W hy, for the most part in the
guv's wbo didn t boil the drinking
water!" replied the Microbe, candidly.
Of courw, hygienic science was
destined to change all thi.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tij Kind Yoa Hare Always Bought
Signature of
The Ancestral Relic Chaw.
"Haven't you anv of vour irrnn l
mother's old things, Mrs. Xewdaah?"
o: but I ve got a lot of candle
sticks, old tables and chairs that be
longed to a woman who lived next
door."
That Was AIL
"Your love letters," wrote a Boston
man to his Xew York fiancee, gently,
but firmly, "are not couched in the
exactest English."
"5fy love letters," replied she, "are
not for publication, but merely urn a
guarantee of good faith."
TO CIRE A COLD 1ST OXI OAT
' Take IazatlT Bromo Quiniao Tablet. All
Irturgiau reran d the money illt fail torura.
fc. W, 6rov ' aienal pre 1 on ear b buz. fce.
Bringjrj It Back.
Clubberly Old man, do you ever
have any doubts about vour love for
her?
CaMleton Oh, yes; but when it
comes on I get down a stack of un
paid bills and look them over.
' Mothers will find Mr. Wiiulow'i Sooth
ing Syrup the best remedy to use ior their
children during the teething period.
On the train.
When a traveler in the Grand
Duchy of Baden, Germany, wants to
send a telegram while he is in the
train, he writes the niage on a
postcard with the request that it he
wired, puts on a Htamp, and drojm it
into the train letter box. At the
next station the box is cleared and
the message sent out,
, ... ...
j Sudden and Severe j
2 attack of
Neuralgia
come to
many of na,
but however
bad the
penetrates
promptly
and deeply,
soothe and
streaftben
the
and bring
a mrc cure.
-11.,- ., 1. IWSIl-J. ' 11 1
i
X Jacobs
H Oil
1
Melern Laaar-Vaae-e Rliea Are Bart
f tl to raoee W ho Um Theaa.
Tlio modern long ranee military rifle
la goiug to develop near-sighted sol
dUnU if no precautions are taken," said
a New Orleans soldier wbo has seen
tt-rvice In tbe late campaign. "The ue
ceralty of stralulug the eyea upon a tar-
art a mile or more away la as certain
to produce the result as it aud 3 make
4. and It Is significant fact that quite
i a number of men have already been re-
lirved from duty in the Philippines oa
! account of 'defective vision.' Tbe na
, ture of the defect is not stated, but It
waa evidently acquired since the sol
dier entered the service, for they are
1 subjected to a searching optical exam-
! lnation upon eullstment, and 1 hsaard
the guess that most of the present trou-
ble Is due to overstrain in loug-dlstanc
shooting. The Japanese army surgeon
J have anticipated tbe danger, and tbe
trooa sent to China were all supplied
; with small, compact field glaase as
' part of their regular accoutermeut.
"I read In a technical Journal the
' other day that the glasses only cost "S
! cents apiece, so tbey couldn't have
I aiuouuted to very much, but tbey were
' better than nothing. At the same time,"
j continued the physician, "no field-
: glass meets the difficulty. At beat It
: merely penults the soldiers to examine
. the target In detail before be picks up
: bis gun. and to draw bead he ia abso-
:' lutely compiled to do more or lesa
squinting aud straining over the sights.
The proper appliance would be a very
light, niodined fieldglass that could be
fastened over tbe eyea and used In sc
: tually taking aim. I am convinced that
such a giass will be perfected and In
- use in tbe near future. It presents no
; great problem, and all the mountings,
; If desired, could be made out of pressed
; paper, so that the chief weight would
, be tbe lenses. Id fact. It need Dot be
much heavier than a pair of old-faan-
loned Iron-bowed spectacle, and still
i have sufficient magnifying power to
monthly j enable a soldier to sight bia rifle with
- ease upon an object at maximum range.
j I admit, added tbe doctor, "that regf
I ment with Its glasses on would present
i rather a ludicrous picture, but the ln
nend so 1 strument is one of tbe clear necessities
! of present conditions, and It ia bound
to come." New Orleans Times-Democrat.
One woman to every ten men worked
for wage fifty years ago, but now the
ratio Is one to fonr.
The demand for automobile is so laa
meuse. It Is said, that all factories are
bvbind with their orders.
The bread eater of the world rnjalre
more than 2.3W,m.W0 butbels of
wheat every twelve months.
France consume more wine than
Germany, tbe I'nlted States and the
I'nlted Kingdom put together. ,
The building trades unions In Brook
Ivn have started a movement to kill off
rivalries between unions by an agree
ment to adopt tbe same rate of wage
and to recognize each other's union
card. Tbe Fintt National L'nloo of
riaxterers, with a membership of 1.500,
and tbe Italian Pinin and Ornamental
Plasterers" t'nlon, with a membership
of 700. bare joined band.
The sweatshops of Xew York City
will be abolished If agitation can do It
Tbe Brotherhood of Tailors has asked
liisbop Potter. President Uompers,
President Adler and several others to
head a movement of 20u,(kJ0 East Bide
men. women and children. This move
ment will extend to other cities of tbe
country until the "hunger, poverty and
flirt" of tbe sweatshop will be a thing
of the past.
The Board of Control of the Louisi
ana tate penitentiary closed a deal re
cently for two Immense plantations,
and next year over 500 convicts will
work them, the crop going to tbe
State. This action was taken under
tbe new law providing for the handling
and care of convicts. In this way It Is
ef pected to work extensive prison re
forms, tbe convict lease system being
abolished. Te plantations are In
Went Felicia n and Iberia parishes. On
the former cotton will be raised, and
sugar on tbe latter. Louisiana has
about 1.000 convicts.
A Promoter' Hwaor.
Charles R. Fliut has quaint Yankee
humor which is as well developed to
day as In his school years. In tbe
Polytechnic Institute the markings
were on tbe basis of one hundred and
were bulletined monthly. One day
group of boys were looking at the new
bulletin, on which one of the hopeless
dullards of tbe class waa marked
sixty-six.
Flint said slowly:
"Sixty-six, that's the very number of
our year, and I hope when we get to
'VI Jack will receive that figure:"
Once a sanctimonious person re
marked:
"Children should never be allowed to
play with toy on Sunday T
"May they not play with religious
toys?' he queried.
"There are no religious toy, air!"
"Excuse me, there are!"
"What are they, then, sir?"
"Noah's arks."
Not a Perfect Kpctciinen.
The little girl whom the New York
Times tells about Is only 5 year old,
but she has auch a large experience of
J dolls that she feels herself to be some
s' thing of a connolse3r In children. Ite-
cently there came a real live baby Into
the houiie.
When it was put Into bcr arms, this
real live baby, the 5-year-old surveyed
It with a critical eye.
"Isn't that a nice baby?" cried the
nurse, with tbe Joyous pride with
which a nurse always regard a new
baby, In which she feels tbat she has a
' proprietary Interest
"Yes." replied tbe little girl, hesitat-
Jjlngly, "it's nice, but Its bead's loose."
j A gotudp never does much harm un
e1 less she has an appreciative audience.
Diligence I a fair fortune and Indus-
1 try a good estate, j
Uft
Left handedness ts said to be very
common in birds and animals. Par
rota seise object with their left claw
by preference or exclusively. The
lion strikea with the left paw, and
Livingstone stated as his. opinion that
all animal are left handed. The
parrot has been found to make a
readier use of the left claw for climb
ing than the right,
Succtuful SckatUk tjj Setter.
Ihtuish eggs are taking the lead for
their good uualitira, thank to the
system of co-operation and selection
adopted by the producer.. Every egg
hell supplied carries the name of its
raiser, and as the eggs are all tested,
a bad egg is traced home. Each
raiser must supply egg thrice a week.
The central authority ran reject an
egg several day old. The egg are
tested and sorted according to their
ie br an automatic machine. j
i, i
Oaflaiuea. J
"What do you mean when you al- j
hide to our friend a a hypercritical
person
"A bypricitical person," answered
Senator sorghum, "is one who sub
ject thing to unreasonable teats.
He ia the sort of a man who will take
a speech that has made a hit and ait
calmly down and try to parse it."
Artifkiai LsM Chop.
That our food will some day be
built up chemically from nitrogen, i
carbon and other ncceesary element j
is a fascinating theory upon which j
most scientific men look skeptically. :
XI. llert helot, however, is oited a an j
eminent lliever, and he is stated to
fnnwoe Utth artitkial meat and arti
ficial bread.
Ann Brtea for Lazy CMMrta
In Guiania a child is alow in its
motemrnt the wrents apply an ant
o the child instead of a whip to make
u move iater. inia nine ant ones
more cruelly than a mosquito and it
bile is apt to be troublesome after
ward.
iarSWd Tea haa loa bn see
OKiiie4 aa tbe freiei r-mdr
lor Imoel and ilrvr irouMc; tl
b nade from uaipl hh Ibal
rure rhronie voniJpatteii.
Educational InlkMac.
"Marie, it is queer that you never
buy me the kind of a necktie that
want,"
"Arthur, I don't try to buy the
kind yon want, I buy the kind you
ought to want."
fOU MOW WHAT TOC ABat TABU HO
Whea ron tea Croet TaaMlea Chill Tmle,
becaiu the formula! plainly printed oaavary
Bottle ttxminr that it la aiaWr Iron sod Qol-
aia ia a nam tana, no cor, mo ray. toe
Take at Ml Word.
A. You cannot offend me. I com
pletely ignore you.
. tour ignorance trouble me
very little.
FITS
Iv rare. Vo ftu ar lamii
aA anrt it' if Ir a!iaa'a41at Mir?a
aaicaar SntdHir VKB:WS.MlrWkUaaadlra,
M. la.au kuaU4..wan-t..riliiliHi ra,
The Proper Tfciac,
Mistress I hope I didn't disturb
you and your lover when I went into
the kitchen last nightT
Cook Xot at all, mum! Oi told
him you was my chappy rone!
I'ito'a Cur cannot be too biihlv (poketi
of aa a cuueh cure. J. W. O'liiiu, 33
Third Ave., X., Minneapolis, Minn., Jau.
6, U.
UeniUtMHK.
First Cavalier The king can do no
wrong!
Second Cavalier Ah, ye I And
what a wearisome life a king's must
be, to be sure!
HOW THIS?
W offer On Hand red Dot Ian Raward lor
oaa of Catarrh tbat eaa not t eased fey HalT
Catarrh Cure.
f. 1. C2EXET A CO.. Prop.. Toledo, a
We the anderaieaed, have know . J.Caanay
br tin peat U reara. sod bailer him perlectlr
honorable id ail bueln aa tranaaettocu aad fln-ancieli-
able to cam out asroUiaaUoaamade
by lUeur nun.
wear Tar x.
W hoieaato imwraxa, Toledo, ).
WaLaina, Kmt Maavin,
Waolaaeie Drue- lata, Toledo. U
naD'iCalarrh Cur lat a.n.nnrnally actla
Irae.ljr oo (he blood and m coo aurfaoae at
tue rum. Prl a 74c net ho-ua. Iu.il 1.1 ill
dru lata, TeatlraonUle free.
uau ramuy ru). r thi but.
How She Knew.
"That horrid Maud ha been gos
siping about me."
" hy, how do you know?"
"Hhe kiMed me twice when we met
today."
Huefc! Don't Toa Hear the Baby CrjT
The onlr aafe medlHne for annr enrd imlie !
nnnin bel,ie la 'a-arete andr albertlc.
Make mother! milk mildlv aareattva. IJru.
g:au. Iiie. 'it . ne, '
ffaaa ffVa
InWil Oil thm eadaf.
LaiStlv Rr'rmrvJUlnln Tableu euro a eold la
oua daj. ho cure. Mo far. frira 'th oeala.
A rVwJijy.
Kind Lady Ifave you a father?
Haggcd Biggie Nope nuvw bad
one o them.
Kind Lady And your mother?
Iiaggid IteiKgie Suvver had none.
Kind Lady N'o brothers no ais-
toni?
K(?irfd KfBgie Ooeh, ye I I sot
lots o' them.
Not aa ExpUliwr. -
"I'm afraid that you won't be
able to explain your attitude in this
matt4?r," said the friend, doubtfully.
"I'm not gome to try to explain."
said Senator Sorghum. "Life i too
short to do anything but go ahead
and transact business. I can hire
people to do my explaining for me."
Can't Alweyi Tell. ,
Do
you nerve lobster
here?"
asked the new arrival
'Well," replied the waiter, "we 'a
our instructions to discriminate a
much as possible among them a
come in to eat."
Mcxke Buylag Hams.
Mexico is now purchasing cavalry
horse by the ear load in thi country.
Machinery, Implements,
Farm
Mitchell Bicycles
$25 830 $35 - $40
OXFORD, DEFENDER
and DUNLOP TIRES
Uaalop (teal Rlaw. Full Una oi Sundriaa.
Ateni Wanted. Hand (or Caiatoftie.
l..i,U Pt.i a.
iuuieu, urns fc oiuici uu.,
raa Taylor St rORTI.ANO, OK.
tri
NEW LIFE TO
Tone life to X Ante.
Anchor
Ilo t r Vio Our
Croat Coablnauo ol BUa(th end. Beaut r-
"TI Tl Twaf tin."
rs a a
See Our Ancnor uamp
Tea would ho aurnrlaad tl yoo kaew
hoe Utile II would coat von to a up
that old fonr. Hotter eead lot eoeaa
A rubor t'.araoa and l'r(hte, and
pair of oar tloehera,an4 aaate foor old
wire lenc loo lit or one.
ANCHOR rKNl'K looke a nle aad
1 ao ilram mat farmer oatiar
think that It null b high priced. 11
ua't, thoush.
Clear Stroaa fuw.
Cattle, Sheep
FARM, RAILROAD
Writ tot Trtee and Catalofu.
AfaU Wanted la
kvaif Toa.
The
74a
ADVANCE THRESHER CO.
factory, Haul Creek, Mlrhlgaa. ,
Braneh Houm, Portiind, Orefoa.
To be Prosperoto, Ut the
"ADVANCE" THRESHER
Thraleat nnnermiker. rr priree
od ttal.u mm "Aitranr"
Menu, or lla
Advanc Thmhtr Ok, PortlaniL Or.
Or orlt
M. E. and E. T. Kay. Tilbur, Taan.
POULTRY NETTING.
y from th manufariuref. rrl la loll roll
7 feat wl.la, 1 o feoi long
l.M
4 "
k M
. I
.III
. .
All Klnde of Wlr and Iroa Woe.
PORTLANO WIRt A IRON WORKS
l rroa l-artlaad. Urogoa.
. P. Me C
17-1 tOt.
WBMH till U iwiirUiwn lm
imsUm Ukia MM
WANTED LIVE AGENTS
In all town of Oregon, Haabiogua and Idaho,
LE ROY
Modal 50,
$35.00.
reiTLANB BiLivtirf.
TO SELL LE ROY BICYCLES
LISTED ATt3B0.M.aASDHO. fll'AHANTKEfl TO JANL'AKY 1, MB
TT WRITK FOR CATALOOt'K, tllMCOUNTH AND TKKMS.
HENRY GOODMAN A COMPANY,
....ttanftMrrrntxT..,.
JoMtmim of BJoybla Sundrkt. t Portland, Oregon,
If
King and Preldnt.
Edward VII Is some month older
than President MrKinley, who has just
araneu in on nis nrty-nlnth year. Kin;
Krlward Is now In the fifth month of
hi sixtieth year.
The First Rule.
New Boarder Can I get my meals
on time
Landlady Mo; you will have to pay
in advance. Harlem Life.
Unusually Lucky.
Wigs; Is be lucky?
Wagg Lucky! I ahould say so. He
say he can always light his pipe with
his last match. Cleveland Leader.
PORTLAND'S FUTURE.
R. L. Cate Predicts 130,000 Popula
tion and Say All Eye Are
Pointed This Way.
Portland I growing faeter today than at any
time In IU paet hleiory, and will hare popu.
lation of not leia than lM.ux) In IKOf.. I am
offering bmliiea and reildence property today
at price that will pay en per cent net In 4
year. Call on or addreu
R. L. CATE,
inerl Agent of the Hawthorn Kital
Phon Oak 100. I Chamber of C'ommero.
Supplies, Etc.
"LOVZ-DOVH CTCLOHE"
A Thresher designed by u for thresh
Ing in the foothills. Writ u for par.
Uvular.
RUSSELL & CO.
Portland and Spokane
OLD FENCES!
Clamps and Uprights.
Ts Ot raac.
Ti axcaoa rise.
. '
and Hog Tight. tiNituHun alter rlm
AND LAWN FENCE.
Portland Anchor Fence Co,
NkoUl St., PORTLAND, Oregon.
J0HS POOLE, PortUnd, Oregon,
Poet of atorrtaoa Wroat,
Can give yon th beet bargain I
Bngfie. How. Boiler end r'nglnw,
Windmill and ramp ol url
Machinery. 8 u before buying.
LVr.rVjwuakrnnerkAt
MCCORMICK
Hk
Or addrea
A, H. BOYLAN, Portland, Or,
FOR CATAlAK.Cg A .VP PRU M-
NCISNF.R CO., OF POttTLANU,
tuXI LAIN TMC SITUATION.
The rtll!y (nrriilftf 1tfovrtfMi of pir
rm oti n th f"Briftr t ut !trral1ti( tnttrn
t-tirmriit, AlrvAtlv in rttiitirtii tny ym
(Of fai mn mUttmlt tirH tfw oil- (Mt
wU airs tt itT hortM iw Ofrttvtt n4 hitij.
!"n, ftiitt It fttvt a t ut tlwii tht t
Kvn iQfr krt(1tif If me ol qntrklj tTwlltr4
wilth rv tM n ok Hynr in, ol
hrill, 'fKr, rr rijt.Mliltf n inttcit
nit tmpnift itviuti i, iMitit lh mpm'
itii4 .r.itbM lufttr tdUttifmnft. IhU !
ft.nituit n i,4 ((rffMtr l t 1(1 "rtM
Anvna rati hm It JW lb iiii( wnijuf
Ihvtr l(lrtwiiitfi munih o MH-iti II K I
4 CO., ( ouimrri4 JllwMi, ftftx tt4. Ortvn.
tettoY
Modal 50 f
$35.00.
romaaj eii-ivt t.
Free Trial 30 Days
For tb next a dare we will Blplntt
lo.dO machine on e day' fro (rial
In your own borne for f-'l.'A, aad tola
ad. and four nan fur full deacrlpllon
and our fro trial off.r. ' a)M tell
40.00 Rlejrelaa for 'JO.S5. Writs
lodav. Thi I chance of four llleilm.
People's Supply Co., Box 287 (B)
SEATTLE, WASHINOTON.
D0NTGET WET!
THE ORIGINAL
OILED
CLOTMINO
OKecpYouDry
WettMtlVeatlicK
ia no wwTrrjrtj. won rpt wvt ia immi
rAVAl nr.liaa Ici
Jhravino rufTLlne of Gr.rmer.ts ord Mht
mi
.).TI
0fg 0..V09TeN.MAl
Sprlngtlma Resolution
TAK
v iiocloy Curo
Til
Sur rllef from llqiinr. opium nd tobacco
hablla. beuil for particular to
bile. Institute. 314 Sixth St, PortlMOr.
(If f rn ht time to euro "'"
VIII ' III Bronohlll and t'oiienmp"""'
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