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Newspaper Page TextRheumatism What U the dm of telling tb rbmmatl that be frela m If hi JoiDla were being dia- It knows thai hi soffermr are very snorh like tlx tortare of lb nek. 0 Vrt nail aa toew it what will par lanently cur hit diaraao. That, accord ins; la thousands of rrateful tVouajoaials, la Hood's Sarsaparilla It prompt If iwntrmllm the axld tn the biood on wblch the diaeaa depends, com pletely eliminate It, and ttmnrthrna tb ayaten aiaat It rotura. Try Mood a. i Activity. ' First Tramp De dog cbased you, did he? . Second Tramp You bet! For few miout 1 had to lead a purely Strenuous life! , Amateur, develop your own plates at home. K. G. powder developer, tit parka eos 25 cents. For sale by all photo supply dealer, or Kirk, Geary A Co., 330 Gutter St., San Francisco. Nat Very AadtaL 1 "IaMiss Primrose a Daughter of the Revolution?" ; "Mercy, no; she wssnt born until after th war of 181t" . ftmtm fhm eittiH awnf - ottf ro Omtoi. laaattva nrnnvotin Tafe' nn a eela la a day, imcojo. MoPar. Frto Sonatas, "..What a WaaaVr " . . Bird Dealer What do yon mean by returning that parrot after keeping biro four months? . What's the mat ter with him? Customer W-w-well, the b-b-b-blamed b-b-b-bird st-st-st-utters! SSaaM wata a Ca are BaVr ct tba bcatlt. Kuraisf aaotkara aaaaa tblr nttil aaiidiji pvripativ with Caarar u. tawaalfHtaluativalHaaMet. altdnt uu, Me, H, tor. ' Wdl Naaatd. Cora Why is that artist called an impreaaionist? Merritt Becaoae a picture of bis looks a if he laid the canvas on palatte full of colors and took an tmpression. Yea Dea't Own Iks Earth, But you feel like being king of , ocean when you get started to San Francisco on the O. R. A X. steamers lear The aurroundinca are perfect good i meals, fine bertha, quick time, and officers of the steamer are attentive and capable. Bound trip tickets for the Ep worth League convention cost only $20, including meals and berth. Good only on steamers leaving Port land July 11 and 16. Hbory Lavas C ipany. "And was every one of yon seasick coining over?" "Oh, yes ; ws were all in the same boat." ., ..- ,: , .. ... - . I do nnt brlieve Piao'i Cur for Con snmption bu an equal fnr crag be and roliia, Joea F. Bona, Truiity epriora. Xud., Feb. 15. lflOO. . MiUiaa far Taiaas Uaivcnirr. Mrs. Jfewcomb, who died recently In New York, left 13,000,000 to Tu lane University. She had already given $750,000 to this university. Holtt'a gckaaL t Wvnlo Park. Asa Mateo Ceeatv, Cat., with Ita tMutilvl, r,rmun1in, pwiret climate fsar;ul rr a:on, ib-ororifh liuitrnefliHi, aompfte laboratoru-a, and trmaaaiaai. aaily ana mama Ha position In iht Iront ranks ot rciMa lor boru on t Fax, be Caaat. Ira (1. ioltt, fh. V., friadpal. Farm la Vtnawat For Vermont tbe enumerators re port 33,109 farms; in 1880 there were 35,522 and in 1890 32,573. Tbe num ber of farms in 1900 is 536 in ezeeas of that 1890, and 2,413 leas thsn In 1880. - Tko Boat riwsvlptlan for Maiaefal Ehllla and Fever la a haul of Grwve'i Tasteim hill Toole. Itiarimplv Iron and outalna in t or. So Pay. Fries ode. - - A riaiarml latotacc. - Parkville There talk of getting up a milk trust. , Bockaway 111 bet that would be wstered. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Ht Kind Yea Ban Aivajs Bssglst Boars th Signature ' SoMii Answer. ' "You fell into the creek with your new breeches on?" "Yes, pa. You tee, I fell in so quick I hadit time to take them off." "A amsrt answer, my son. Bo sup pose you take them off now.", The diseases most feared are those Inherited handed down front generation to gen eration, aad family to family. By far the most destructive of the is Cancer, which finds the greatest number of its victims among th children and grand-children of those whoae blood waa tainted with this dreadful malady. You may carry thia poison ia th blood for years, but as the vital powers begin to wane a slight bruise or cut, wart or mole, tors or pimple may develop into Cancer. Frota middle life to old aga is the tune when the slumbering poison is most apt to break out, a sore or nicer often degenerating into Cancer, and Tumors become more progressive and ulcerate through the skin, the tharp, shooting paint cattaing the most intense toffering. . The Cancer patient naturally grows despondent as one after another the usual remedies fail, and the tore ahowe no tigo of healing. The imparities that have been accumulatin r in the tyttem, perhaps for generationt, cannot be eliminated nor the poisoned blood made pure by aalvea, waahe and plaatera. The proper treatment is to purify aad build up the blood, remove th cause, when th sore or ulcer heals. sea Ai-- r. I. 1. 1i.m wibM.ad a n tJar aloe oojbo, jast aaaUr th left ore. It koa-u aproadiaa, ond trtv won rapidly, doatrortna- th asahaaltwant. A Oaaaov 1 horoaUtarw ia Bay fatally I bora mo thoroaa-hly alarm!, eoaaultin- th bast pay siotaa an4 toJtiaa many blood wiodlroia , Btoae of which did no any sood, whoa one of oar '-e - arns-riats advised, mo to try 8. B. ., aad by th tima X had takoa th aeooad bottl fth Cautoar fcoa-aa to how aim of ho all nr. th dlsehar row rradnaUy last and anally eeaaod altoajathor, tbo aor drlod ia aad aothlna remain bat a sUht sea. I fast that I owe aay Ufa to S. a. M." Begin ia time, don't wait until tbe blood it so polluted and the system so thoroughly saturated with th poison that no medicine, however emcacioua, can check the progress of th disease. If there is a taint in your blood get it out at once, dont wait for some external evi. dence of it, the appearance of a tumor or ulcer. We hav prepared a special book -oa Cancer which we will mail free. Oar ph ysiciana are ready to help you by their advice and tuch direction a your case require. Writ ua fully and freely ao Siwj; for dical advice. w TtiH SWIFT SPEOFIG CO., ATLANTA, OA I TH Treaaa'i WtW Resting Robert See her, Tom, this paper Y we hav no leisure class in this countrr that even our millionaiie are hard working men. Tired Thooiai That man didnt know what he waa writing about. W are th leisure class, ; ill Pared. ' Mr. Lot Hadn't that man licit door got mortgage on hi place? Mr. Lota Yes, indeed, he baa. "Why doe he refer to the property as a parcel?" "Because it't tied up, I auppoee." The ra-iru BxpejsUleoi Will be the rreateat this countrr has ever aren. Tbe ntire machinery will bo run by Dower furuiahed from Niamra Falls. At- trXZVV.ti: aaoaa aa Hostritar a ouamacn niitcra canal to lh task of auppljring the bodr aioura power w nu it la ran aown. There is ua idictn in the world (ihmI for drpap.va. indicciiiom, ronatipauon, Ratuleacy and Benreuaaeaa. Try it. it Wat Up t Km. Maiaise If I should fall out ot this wagon, what would you do? Iick I'd catch you in my arm. Maisie Get ready. AUFUUGOIIY The Story of a Stricken Woman Whom Doctors Were Not Able to Help. ffciWj fJat .Vfat, Oaarrmtir, Aadama. Tbe story of Mrs. Nellie M. Hed den, of No. 621 Summit avenue, Con nersville, Ind., contains an important lesson for many American women who suffer in silence, rather than face the ordeal that the usual treatment of their troubles entail. It ia a story that rings with honest gratitude and does not tell half the misery that the narrator endured. Other women who are suffering as Mrs. Hedden did will know bow to understand and appre ciate much that cannot be told in a newspaper article. Mrs. Hedden' experience is best given in her own words. She says: "For nearly a year I endured terri- ble agony caused by a general break- i male weakness and suppression of the periods. I suffered greatly with bear- d h rt b Mr circulation was very bad, causing numbness of limbs, dizziness and headache all tbe time. My heart would sometimes feel as if there was a beavy weight on it. I bad never been bealthy and strong, so you can readily see that I waa in no condition to withstand such combination of ailments. "I grew worse very rapidly and all the doctors I tried failed to check my decline. A friend of my husband told him bow much good Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills had done hia wife so I commenced taking them and can now state that they are the only re lief I ever bad. The first box helped me so much that I was thoroughly convinced of the efficacy of the rem edy. I continued the treatment for several weeks, using six boxes in all. "In conclusion I will say that if any one, who is suffering the same as I was, will take Dr. Williams' Fink Pills as directed they will be reward ed." Signed, ELLIE M. HEDDEN. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of November, 1900. ' . Fin ley H. Gray, Seal Notary Public. Dr. Willams' Pink Pills for Pale People are sold at all druggists or will be sent direct from Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, X. Y. Price 50 cents per box ; six boxes, $2.50. I'm f th Day. "The proposition to abolish ladies' day at the club wa voted down." "Yes?" "Yes; it develops that there is hardly s member who doe not, in point of fact, enjoy meeting bis w: e occaaonslly." This alswatua hi a ovary ha of tbo goaalno Laxative BromfKhiifiine tmou A Strange Flower. One of the strangest botanical curi osities in the world is the "Wonder.-! Wonder" flower found in the Malay peninsula. It ia simply a blotom ' without leaves, vine, or stem, and , grows as s parasite on decayed wood. ; This extraordinary flower is some thing like yard in diameter, and ha ; a globular cup in the r?idd!e with a capacity of five or six quarts. , which -.. a t , .'..' v. . into the blood, destroys th virus, stop for mation of Cancerous cell and deaate the system of impurities. What we ay of 8. 8. 8. a a cure for Cancer is supported by the testi mony of those who hav tested it and beta re stored to health. are IgS! ADVAKCE INFARMIMJ PRoaness BRANCH NOTED IN THIS OF INDUSTRY. Net Addition to Fare aaosurcoa w . laaaa 1800 as I BOO Waa Oreo tor Uua Yalta at All Varan lanataMta Fifty Tooro Ao Fanning la ao vast aa lntereat that its current condition cannot he enpresa - ed tn Bf ores. It to not capitalised In , stocks and bonds, and Its values art! not quotable from day to day. But any Intelligent farmer can lua-k a compart- ! son of the general stats of his Indus- ' trr with what It waa all or oleht vear j then real!,, the immeoa, uaua u v, activity among the railways and th; Sharp Af laat Sharp, rapid growth of foreign export largely j j,t tU tim- wh.n th, rwt oo farm production. ) pie of New Jersey hav exterminated It I stated by the chief atatiaticlai. j tha motquitoe in response to th ad of th agricultural aectlon ot th j vie of th scientific sharp tome other twelfth cenau that th net addlUona cierjtiBo aharps will rise up and tell to farm resource to th tea yer b-1 them that the mosquito are among tweea 18) and 1BU0 exceed tbe value ;. man' best friend and the will be of U farm Investments In 1850. As tbe writer referred to put the ease: Tb Increased wealth of our farmers, as th result of their last tea years' la bor, oquaja tb farm wealth of th na tion reported at th outcome of their toll and ceoaointe from tb settlement at Jamestown to th middle ef th nine teenth century." Advance on tb stock exchange fad lata small affair b aMe a cotosaal Increment Uk that. Ia the Cnlted gut to-day there are at leaat 5,700.000 farms, or about on to every thirteen Inhabitants. Ia 1S30 th number was 1.149.073. I a tea year the number has Increased 1.150.000, and la tb hdm time farm wealth aaa ex panded by not lea than ja.300,000,000. Ia th twelve adjacent Bute of Illi nois, Missouri, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, North Da kota, South Dakota, Nebraska aad Kaa aaa tb Dumber of farm ha Increased sine 1890 from LK3.822 to 1220.000. Tb State added Ji500.000.000 to their farm wealth between 1880 and. 1890, and a still larger sum la th last ! tea year. . . ' ! . Th goverameet I not unmindful of th vast Import of agriculture. Con grea ha endowed agricultural col lege la every Stat and Territory. The Institution represent a value of 53.000,000. and their Income la SO. 000.000. Their student last year num bered S1.65ti, Tb aanoal national ap propriation for experiment stations I $780,000; When Amertcaa farmer note what Is goiag oa la intensive farming, Irr! gatloa, eattia-raialng. Improvement and preservation of product, manage ment of soils, betterment of facilities to reach market and new use for wast products, they will see that their Industry Is truly th most expansive as well a th greatest. Though the pop- alatloa of the country should continue i to doubt. Inside of forty year, tbare ! eaa be ao doubt that the farmer of this , country, the most sclent lne and effect-1 Ive la th world, will meet sll demands ! and be tb mala reliance for foreign nation when their own production runs short. Chicago Bond and Mort gage. . IMPOSSIBLE AT THE PRICE. Artiotic Idoa CowcoroJng tho Vain of a Plctwro. A certain parvenu of great wealth ha hanging la hi drawing room a large and hideous daub la oils which some dealer la Pari Induced him to buy. H la very fond of taking a call er by th arm, leading him befor the caava and saying: , "Greet picture that. By Maccarou: di Vermicelli, you know. Paid 2JJ0G for It la Pari and got a great bar gala. V " (naming an eminent art ist) "says It is worth 10,000." A few daya since this gentleman wss lunching at the Artists' Club when the cat cam out of the bag. Some one said: ...... F , old Centpercent says that yon have appraised that frightful night mare of his at 10,000. It It right V Th artist answered smilingly. "I will tell yon how that happened He asked me to dinner one day, and after we left the table took m to see th picture and told tb usual story. Then, turning abruptly, be asked: " 'How much I that painting worth 7 "Why, Mr. Centpercent, said I, really would not Uk to place a value upon it.' " -Well. Ill put It differently,' said be. 'How much would you charge for such a picture? "1 don't mind saying,' I answered, 'that I would not paint such a picture for 10,000.' I bad to b civil, you know."-Tlt-Blts. A Baflotl Tiareot. An officer of tb Bengal Lancers, who was seized by -tigress, owed his 1 eeap to a curious accident, The tl j gres seized him by th breast of bis ; coat and shook him till be became un conscious. On recovering he beard , strange noise at a little distance, as If i somebody was sneezing violently. It was tb tigress herself. He slowly j turned round and gar a furtive glanc j In that direction. He could hardly believe his eyes. : There was th tlgres slinking off with I her tall very much between her legs and sneezing most violently and mak i Ing the moat piteous grimace. The truth dawned upon blm like a flaea of ' lightning. In the operation of shaking him his snuffbox bad flown open from bis waistcoat pocket, and the tigress had received th content thereof full i In her face. Corn hill Msgazlne.- Ounaamptlow of Tobaoco. The Austrian consume more tobacco than aay other nationality or race on the globe, civilised or savage. Re cent investigation by eminent statisti cian give th number of pound con- ' turned annuallyby each 100 Inhabitant of tb different European countries as follows: Spain, 100 pound; Italy, 128; Great Britain. 138; Bosnia, 182; Den mark, 224; Norway, 229, and Austria. 273. . -' Coat of Hallway Xrwautportatiow. . In Franc It cost $1.44 to carry a ton of freight 100 miles; la Germany, $1.28; la Switzerland, $2.80; In Holland, $1.60; In Belgium, 91M; In Italy. $3.20; in Austria, $2, while In the United State th cot I only 81 cent. Kilt Aatknaa, CKy Attorney, Palmyra, Me., probably ba th Only woman city attorney in. the United State. Sh ia Mi A rider aon, S3 year old, and, in addition to her rrs?t:ee as a lawyer, i$ rf-Ht'e,! speaker. Sh got bar first impelua to study !s by reading Blackitone ! bil abe wa convalescing from an attack of typhoid tver. Asaredattva. seem quit hilarious "You tbia 1 morning. ri am. I bad terrible attack of neuralgia that kept ma awake all night, last night." "Joking, eh? Why should you be so bappy on account" JUeeanse I haven't got tw Tbaf. hy. compelled to import th creature and start hatcheries. Jacktea't Rt far HaapMat. Tb Mary Cutis Le chapter of th Daughter of th Confederacy, in Lex ington. Vs., i desirous of purchas ing tb old home of Gen. Stonewall Jackson in that town for a hospital, and if it succeed will nam it th Jackson Memorial hospital. The res idence is now owned by Gn. Jack son' widow. A Hty Up Wards, "Isn't it kind of brother Harry?" said Mrs. D Style, "be ha promised to buy me on of those fashionable poodle for a pet." "Madame," replied Mr. D Style, who despised the poodles, "I giv 'ou fair warning. It your brother cave a pet in this house I shall leave this bouse in a pet." "Th A. B. C. of Photography" by Fayette J. Clute is on ol tb best text books for amateur ever published. Price 25 cent by mail. Camera Craft Pub. Co., 330 Sutter St., San Francisco. fllj Aatsrtwa Father Mulcaiigbey (calling) Oi suppose these picture in yes parlor are av yer ancestors T Pat O'Caltahan (aoqnieacingr Yis; some av thim are mot aunt sisters, but mohst sv thim at moi wife' re lations. to ecu a colo nr ova bat Ttke lasatlT BroBis Qnlaiao Tmklets. AD rnfslaw rofood Ihataoaoy II II Ulloloevo. a w.ttrort aautnotoraiaonooen sos. aav Ths "Certainly nobody can deny that giving smaller piece of ice than is just at times th fault of tome ice men." . "Unquestionsbly." "And doesn't it make th fault greater when they lay it at other people's doors?" Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnalow't Booth tag Syrup tb beat remedy to as tor their couarrn auntie tbo leeUUui period. Thetsht lis Wat Geri aj FsnoasL "I bear you and VaIhinghm have fallen out," aaid Haw ley. "Yes, "replied H icks. "He ake me to design a crest for him, and f suggested a pig rampant upon a wax ed floor as conristent with his name, and be lost his temper." Stomps Hav Tbe great rise in value of late was that sheet of 100 two cent Pan-American stamps, in which the sccidental inversion of the picture in the center increased the market value of each ntamp from two cents to $20. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bar Signature af ret tuutm. rot mmum. rsi uuessxui. FC9 TCSF19 UYEX. rei CCXSTlFATJOlo rss smsw tut, rsa TxscsKFiujca 'oVtMtVwaAa CURE SICK HCAOACHS. JOHN POOLE, Portland, Oregon, toot of Karriotm Suroev Can giv yoa tb bast bargain la Baggies, Plows, Boilers and Engines, Windmill and Pump and General Machinery. See as befor boy ing,- It M Mts t ear Catarrh, rlroMhltl aad Conaaaouon. HI Uia.aa..i,ll utu Body la soaranlood, L r. v. ojo via. Springtime Reiolutlotta itsriZccfcz Unro or rsllef ftssi Itqaor, oplnt r4 tntsst hMP, soad for priUiuit I . ..- i.ii. Moved t willisana IJuiij IBa.XCIS, a o.. & aid. "ICrtu a. a. . r,'iM wrltloc t 8vniasi ploate . tosaaasai CARTER'S I vi Zt i twrty V i r KM Fats Caavn laoriui Sit aaa. aomoowj, afnati rtsii jfwffaw mimmfti JN-wy r&tth mmt0nvtetf4m to iMmti&wta oi aaii Ai'AoAr Wmmmmm " l aaffered with iaflaauaatloa end falling of th woaab aad otbsr di agiasabl famal whnsssta I had bad tpajlit tvory two waaks that would last frota eight to ton days aad would aav to go to bad. I alto had head ache and backach aaoat of tb tluis aad aoca baarta' down pains I could i hardly walK aorooa tho room at iiaaoa. I doetored aaarly all th tint toe about two year aad toesneA to grow wrora all ta Una until loot September I waa obligsd to tak any bed. aad th doctor thought a opormlion wa tb only thing that would help a, bat thi I rf uasd to hav don. 4 Taa a friend advised at to try th Piakhaas awdicla, which I did, aad after wain th Bret bottl I boar to improv. i toon in an a Betuea ox Lvdi ft, Pinkhjua's Blood Pariaer. fowr boa of Lydia B. Pinkhata' Dry Form Corspomnd. thro bosoa of Livwr Pilla aad wood thro BaekasT of 8aaa tiva. WaaJa, and Iiati wail now a 1 ver waa, 1 am asor thaa thaakfal toryday fw my war. "Ma. Faaaa Caama. t Merrill St., Amaabary, Man. Tb lead pencil industry in Germany it at present suffering from American competition. It ia alleged that our success in this branch of industry ia mostly due to the perfection ot th machinery. rOW BWOWf WW.A TO AM laUN Whoa von taka Ore Toot Chill Toole, aoaoa loo loraislo la ptaisly prlniodoa ovor Miitrtlw that It la iiarir Iroa sad ttrnt aiaata loaitliaa larta, si Cnrt, a Fay. iut. '.. . Mtvarasa rUdiaaJb ' ' "Your town," said the Chicago rt, "is called the City of Strait, I be lieve." "Yea," replied the Detroiter. "and yours, I suppose, might be known as tbe City of Crooks." essTFonT D017ILS iar. ktmHatr k mTj 4a, f. torn rm or wiii m. KHra frnmr MMMW, IB MftgeHIS, T lrfwt tm aVSwtt . r 9arw, aw tD . or aripaa, mvm, aV w Flwtt mmmmBf, mam yeemtm m mam n jkOrm KEEP YOUB 8L00O CLEAI Wtaat Uk. Sh b URfaM. Queen Wilhclmina is an excellent linguet, for, be idle her knowledge of Malsy, the speak French, Germain and English as fluently a her native Dutch, and tbe knows something be tide of Italian and Butsian. Epwortk Usgus Rats, j A cool, delightful trip can be made to San Francisco and return by steamer for only $20 by taking advant age of the O. R. t N. offer. That rate includes meals and berth. Dur ing July ana August th ocean is smooth and th trip i very beneficial to health, as it give perfect rest under the most pleasant condition. Agent of the O. K. h N. anywhere will tell all about bow to make the trip, or write A. L. Craig, general ptuwenger agent, Portland. - , A B toast t "Here's a distinguished scientist who say that, after, all, there's no thing in germs." . V V "Nothing in germs 1 Konsenaet Why look bow much the doctor bave mad out of them. " nn altar ana !' wof lw IllaAlMM Don a-olfwaaisa-J.trU otraaiaa. l, Co Sao. 1M.H.U ua.hi4-ai arct.FlMlaailhl.Fa Wdtb Uagatgs. Tbe poll taken of Cardiff, Wales, on tb question of whether children in the board schools should be taught the welsh language ha resulted in majority of 67 vote against it. WEATHERV7I6E ANO Ft0HilJ?: ft All 3 mm W 9 mm mm 1 Ct.OTHiN& Afm HZ KaAitC of WTATkwj torn rm aame TSACt rut. . CATAlXXWtS fhtl sooAsi.Tftyea tr.. t".ha. it -t av.1 i. - i fe (, TiAi : -'"HL f vie H ff-'.. f f CATMAHTIC mm mWA HE AD55s!QiniX lu:;gs v nvm Sst f Purmum "I foil Station Sulilvm, Kotk u4 McEwur I tbttrgoof atfaha tPnMMa A fccfJV eatsrrt) rtcotttf." , A Msral Uctur. Mis Upperten They say tbew is a great deal of misery among th poor. Mis G-Xrox Well, It's their own fault, There s fteggy Vn Pelt, for iustonce, with only $10,000 a year, trying to keep a yacht and stable of horse no wonder he't miserable! Ut'srlrM Criad. "It's so tiresome," sighed the girl in tb fur Jacket. "No sooner do you get back irom your winter trip to tb South than you hav to begin to mtke up your mind where you are going to spend the summer. Some time I think lit is hardly worth living." Kasw Utlt About th Sky, It is a strange thing how little peo ple know about the sky. It I a part of creation in which nature has done more tor the take of plesting man more for the solo and evident purpose ot talking to him and teaching him than in any ot her works, and it is Iutt th part in which we least at id ier. Kutkin. Drsttts) to Stay. "My I" exclaimed tho young man, who had called to take her out in his cutter. "Fur cap and jacket I You're dressed to kill." "Not exactly," the repliJ. "Merely to akigh." iA 1 ' ; 1 I, M ' 1 '. actW - Xjy silt--- FARM MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. FREE TO FARMERS Our ISO) Yehids Book . Cur 1301 Implement Catalogus - JUST ISSUED. tad year naaa aad F. O. 4lm aad w will mall oa or both, a (latlrtd, trts of all thart. Ulltchelly Lewis I Stayer Co FlrataadTaylorai. foktlaho, ok. Th iMJD. PLASTER JfAatnu wanted In vry town. .. '. "" '"- UtVSlUM WBaU tm h04adaat tat tMal.tika IxxlltrW Ktf wakm Hmn ly m4 Imp Vhm tijrlog. mm iiCtirti mi f V J Pimm. H Urmniw yng cMclii, tM 0Mmm m ttfm. WmttomAtt I. w " jmnm iim mm itwa4 4tfiv, wtl nw Imtrnm fm mmm I pmm m0- av ma rMakVfi yf yamw tvWfmtmU fuUi.TLt INH, wktr mpm hm :1 m W tromm ctFlraov J ' ---- ao a,.- , r aa. .attfrJ aw'1 THE AULTMAN & TAYLOR MACHINERY CO. Bulloari of Blih Orad THRESHERS, OOVER HULLERS, HORSE POTERS, TRACTION AND FARM ENGINES AND BOILERS, SAV MILLS, ETC ' EDWARD HUGHES, General Agent. Cata'ogu Mailed Free, 182-188 Madlaon St.. Portland, Ortgo"- Writ lav Catalocn, tatlag what yo waat to CZiCUZil PATENTS COMPANY. ;-:::: Th Wrf Way, "Do you w(h now," Irvsulnd ni Iton "visitor, "that you b. fw5 e straight and harrow path?" "VM s a one I did full. Jimmy Dure. u loner j Dure. ( I'd o,,y ltl. lif,l mo " Coo Tim m th Ottos, -For perfect rest from biui,,-. nothing equals the steamer trip f, Portland to ran Frauciacoandrstura this month and tit, when lit o-J it amnoth nd tba dy ar ple.,. on deck. Kvery v (Wa snUdJ twinier t th 0. . N. lib.' Portland. .Th accoiumndatioiit icellent. Any agent of thecomntM will giv details, or address A l! Craig, general rwste rigor agent, p0t7 land. - NtW Jsrsty" OiAMtt fopaUUoa. Paterson lia the tnot poputaq, city ward In the ttate ol New Jernv It la th Third ward, with 23,780 r pin. Nwark haa th next larvt with M.SiO. Elitabeth baa a Q with only 6.378 iwpulation. vara of Owto, rtrv rtstx i Cocirrv. ( FTI ) t a an aaa oath that libll. sanlot oariar l th , -v ol F. J. ( ataar A c? "' h"oa In tho, ..-. of Tatai. tZaSi sod simo arMwf as-J th.j ai i,w mmjl U.a ma ot v k u C N i h t, ,t yl.l.A ks IT! ! .. t...i,n tiiaanNolBai3 of IMutalluUitUHMii Cvaa wofats Wlm ta t4 luWtlUa i V. aroaaaoa, thia tk day 4 IminUt, A, n, Usl I "til . w.ULXaJOJI, Hali't Catarrh Cnra la tatoa rnuwaally and ana directly oa Ike blood aad laiaaou eurltaai Z Uattyatoat. Soo hf iioiai. baa, nldhydrn?i.u,74e. '-. ataU't Foamuy Fliit r th httt, " - hut lit MUa. Fogg Bass tclla ni that tliers ja. nothing lik equestrian exereit. li, say h ia positively delighted with It. Fenderstm H'ml Jutt liko Baa. It's all talk. I e him almoat evtry day out horse back riding, ao he can't possibly bave any time tor this equsv Irian exercise h rave about Ft Kif tpfy M Ma., F. W. Mill aa a "peanut Uis"h, had an intoresllng career. Ho brgia lif aa a peanut vender en a trt.a. When only IS years old be had son. tracts with several railroads runninr out ot Chicago for t!i excltiair riglii to sell peanut on the train. ( Uag Sarvka aa Tana rUtper. William Barrow, timekeepr at Gil. low'a cabinet work, Laneater, T.ng land, has len In the employ of th firm for 66 years. Although' 80 yn of age, b is atill active, being invari. ably the firat on the premises in Iht morning and lite last to leave it night Hia father held tb krya l tor him. Sttautty W Waoat Chwchu. Some of the wooden churrheaot Norway are fully 700 year old. and are atill in an excellent stale ol pit. ervstion. Their timber havtue ceatfully resitted tit trusty snd ! most Arctic winter becauaethry htr been rrieatedly eoated with tar. Tb Ft Wa TtatpiJnJ. A young couple in anutbwwl Georgia called on a colored minUw and offered him a string of fih ta marry them. Said th minitter: "I mighty poaitive dat both er yew it too young ter marry, but den yog looks a heap older den what you it; en funler mo', dey ia one t'ing I want partickler fer dinner dia day, It Uriah, So jine liana!" Milwaukee Binders UTJID With a tawt Rattla s4 Lsvtrlut PtiK Cortojsw Drtv Wheal UghtDrmft CATaUKica rax. J. A. FREEMAN, Gcn'l Agt t aor. Wmtma, rwfaaof, tvo. CompleU Stock of Water A.Wxxl txtnu- farfaeiloa of Wall Flrf , It a nr prtvaBUtln asainaa oaaip watta. By aain It yea eaa iawrsaM Ibi ylald ol lot Orals and Oraaa. - . ; MOAXSMtT CO.. Foot ollith Sir, rwraUBati Oi-s I aw"'' -9 fl B btKrlMkl IIAt. . aa'' -. Woawt, ... Caxnofff eAt OrM aW wFwoeS4lsl 9 walsBFaWRl . fftMStftTswvsV ' WjrrVoo faoof OavYomt, rmlhm Wmx-, rW buy, Banaxia, CAblFORNI- ki and Nad pawnl ho 'bailor" tarraa OT raell,,, thaa w offer obtainaki may b d"(-rrad lltl ' u a.lawd. Vint lor pa .?'"