Catarrh
Invites Consumption
It weaken the delicate lung tissue,
derange the digestive organs, and
break down the general health.
It often causes headache and dixit
ne, Impair the tate, imcll aud
hearing, and affect the voice.
Being a constitutional disease It re
quire eonttitational remedy.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Radically and permanently cure ca
tarrh of the nose, throat, stomach,
bowels, and more delicate organ.
Bead the testimonial.
No substitute (or Hood's act liks
Hood's. Be sure to get Ilood's.
I nl treobled wtth catarrh 20 years.
trrint statementa of con by Hood's Sar
saparilla resolved to try It. Four bottles
entlrslr enred me." William Siuhh, 1
10W ta St Milwaukee, Wis.
Hood') tarsapartlla promise to
eur and keep the promise.
Trala was a 'Trainer.'
George Francis Train was congratu
lated on the hot cake-like selling prop
erties of bis rvnt)y published autobi
ographical book.
"Ye," be said, "but lota of pe pie
want free copies."
"Indeed?"
"T, there must be an impression
abmad that I am an accommodation
Train." .New fork Time.
BEAUTIFUL TEETH.
Wis Brothers are Adding Another Charm
te Weeaaa.
It is getting to be distinctly the fash
ionable thing to bare a fine set of
teeth.
This is one of the meet effective rea
son why modern dentistry ha made
such a big step in advance.
The mother who nowa-days refute
to bar ber daughter' teeth attended
to I regarded a having little love for
her child. No longer is there fear of
pain, lor tooth-filling, and
tooth -
palling, is attended by no pain what
ever. The meet comfortable and lux
urious apartment are provided by the
leading dentist, and the price are ex
ceedingly low.
Wise Brothers, the Unions dental
firm in the Failing Building, Portland,
Ore., have done more than anyone else
In tbe aorinwert to Dring about tins
nnd!liiui tf effatrs It fa aa mmri .
thing for ladies and gentlemen to be
a careful to have a nice, white set of
presentable teeth,
sa it is for them to
keep their band clean. Physicians
and all rp-to-date people welcome
these facta, for tbey indicate that hu
manity is making a long stride ahead.
Instead of caring for tbe teeth being a
bugbear, it is greatly a matter of com
fort and pleasure. After tbe teeth are
pot in perfect order once it is a slight
doty easily watched to keep them so. I
Go to tbe dentist regularly at leant
once in liz months and yon are all right.
And, for tbe aaks of yourself snd
your friends, don't neglect your teeth
a day longer. The next time yoa visit S
Portland step in at Wise Brothers snd
see for yoarte f h iw simple and inex-!
pensive it i- to h .ve a good, beautiful
set of teeth sgain.
Compromised.
"Whew!" exclaimed Xuwed, "what
the matter with tbi mince pie?"
"Nothing," replied bis wife, who
wssa whits ribboner. "I followed
yonr mother' recipe except where it
called for brandy. I put in root beer
Instead." Philade pbia Press.
A New Kind.
Miss Townfrom Oh, I'm afraid to
at those hard boiled eggs. My doctor
says they are so very indigestible.
Tbe Banitsrium Hostess But these
eggs are exception. Tbey were laid
by ben that are fed with predigeeted
corn and wheat. Jndge.
Extortion from tbe Inexperienced.
"It coat me $1,000 to get my di- pontificate a sum of more than 1,000,
vorce," said the Boston woman. 000 pound has been beqneatbed to
"Yoa were swindled," replied tbe him in various wsys, $600,000 having
woman from Chicago. 'That' about come to him in one year, and one re
twice as much a I ever paid for any of cent beqneat being for no less than
Bins. "Philadelphia Record. $200,000.
RMEMEMA TH&FJ3
CANNOT
Rheumatism must be
treated .
through the blood, and so remedy
brings such prompt and lasting relief
uS.S.3, It attacks tbe disease in
the blood, neutralizes the acids, and
removes all irritating or poisonous
substances from the system.
8. S. S. strengthens and enriches
the thin acid blood, and, as it circu
late through the body, the corroding,
gnawing poisons and acid deposits
are dislodged and washed out of the
muscles and joints, and the sufferer
is happily relieved from tbe discom
forts and misery ot Rheumatism.
External remedies are all right so far as they go, but they don't go far
aongh, and you cant depend upon them to do the work of a blood purifier,
aad those who pin their faith to liniments and plasters as cures are bound
... !.t J; !.. . M 1,1
Rheumatic sufferers who write ns about their case will receive valnabli
aid and helpful advice from our physicians, for which no charge is made.
We will mail free onr special book on Rheumatism, which is the result ol
years of practical experience in treating this disease. It contains la a
1 laaTXU mUCn lniormaiion auoui
fie Limit.
Rhe None of your "love in a rot
luge" (or me. I want a brown ston
house in a t h onsble neighborhood.
He And 1 suppose yon want it in
your own name, too. Brooklyn Life.
On el Many.
He What do yon think o( yonng
Wii.di.f
F he Re mi ads me of a phonograph.
He H. is IbalT
Shi He talk a great deal, but never
say anything original.
Ashaatr Batter Tree.
In Asbsnti there grow a tree reeem
bling in appearance our oak, which 1
(urn ibe excellent butter, lnis vege
table tatter kerp in good orndition all
the year round in spite ol the heat, la
it natural state.
Tbey Needed Amusement.
A little girl who had been watching
some friends of ber aunt playing euchre
afterwards said to her mother:
"X never saw such a sad lot ol people
in my tile, tbey are always sating
'heart are lead."
The Natural location.
"Mamma, where is the mouth of the
Mississippi river?" asked Lacy.
"I know," said little Johnny, look
ing up from his play, "it's wight nnder
it' not."
Portrait of Mr. Rceeevelt.
The portrait of Mr a. Roosevelt, wi'U
ber daughter Ethel the work of Miss I
Cecilia Beaux will be published for !
the first time in the April Century' I
article on "The Restoration of the i
H hite House." The portrait was j
painted tot Mr. Roovlt and at her j
request, in the White House, and will '
remain in possession of the Rootevelt
instead of becoming the property of the
government.
How True This Is.
Lead a perfectly worthiest life, do
nothing but amuse yourself, and if yoa
complain bitterly of it every one will
think voo respectably serious; bat it
you once allow it to be seen that you
are content, then yonr oldest friend
come to see yon and will do nothing
i but scold von for vour trivolitv. Dner
1 Miller, In Lippincotf.
An An U-Noise Conference.
- Fifty mute, representatives of var
ious deaf and dumb societies, recently
beld a conference in Cbartiert, France.
The chairman called the assemblage to
order by pretending to ring a bell, and
ppeecbea were made in the deaf and
dumb alphabet.
I .
Asked and Aaswered.
"What," asked tbe vouth from Lnd-
; low, "is the groat lecrat of lurcestiT"
"Jbe great secret cf uecess," replied
the Norwood philosopher, "i to find
imetbing yoa can't do then do it."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
In Chicago.
- ?t6!l!rf)idJ,be "? ' t0
Bells No, but she promised me an
invitation to ber next divorce tea.
N. V. Herald.
Ju't s,w the Point.
Dalton How that English chap did
logh at your jeke.
Waller Ye, he must have beard it
beiore.
Ths Season Why.
She What an extraordinary picture
and why on earth do yoa call it
"Home?"
He Can't imagine, unless it's be
cause there's no plaos liks it. Illus
trated Bits.
Her Kindly Assurance.
"I don't take any interest in these
investigations a to whether monkeys
talk," remarked Willie Wlahington.
"I don't see why yon should," re
marked Miss Cayenne. "I don't be
lieve a monkey would be able to tell
yoa anything that yoa couldn't have
thought of for yourself."
Pope Leo's Many Legacies.
The pope has been happy in legacies.
It bas been reckoned that daring hi
BE RUBBED OUT
But a good liniment or plaster will often giv
temporary relief because it produced counter
irritation or reduces the inflammation and sore
ness. But no sort of external treatment can have
any effect whatever upon the disease itself, for
Rhaumatlum I not a mktit rfi"s, but
is due to an over acid condition of the blood, and
the deposit of irritating matter or Uric Acid
silts or sediment In tbe muscles and joints, and
no amount of rubbing or blistering can dislodge
these gritty particles or change the acid blood.
Rheumatism often becomes chronic, and the mus
cles and joints permanently stiff and useless and
the nervous system slmost wrecked, becsuse so
much time is lost in trying te cure a blood disease
with outside applications or doctoring the skin.
Louisville, Xy., March 87, 'OB.
Oentlamaa: I aaa -lad t say that
B. B. a. kas eared m of lhaumetlaav.
About two years ace I auflered from
Bheumatlsa la ay fcaae and fast,
my ankle swslllnr so that I oeald
not pat en my shoes. This eontlnnsd
for svral months, durinar which
time X was applying Unlmsnts and
cola; by my physician's directions,
but dsrlvsd no bsuflt. Z was told
of a. a. B. and triad it. X Immedi
ately srot rallaf, and eontlnaed ths
medicine antll I was entirely walk
S108 Tloyd 8t. X. J. VVAMM.
to meet wua aisappoinuncui, ana win
be nursing a case of Rheumatism th
greater part of their lives.
8. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy,
does not contain any Potash or mineral
of any kind, and can be taken with
safety by old and young.
aucumauaia.
PUCK'S MODERN COOKBOOK.
Advance Bha Pecwred from Pabllah-
re' at Ureal Coat.
Dressed celery Bathe the celery
carefully In tepid, soapy water. A
Turkish bath, though advocated by
tome, 1 not necessary unless tbe
celery ba been playing out In tbe
dirt. Drvs each stalk dalutlly In va
rious Color. A wblte 8 win tuusllu
frock, with blue ribbons, la pretty, or
a pale pluk snlffon made up over grown
taffeta.
Cup cake Take two coffee cup and
a te cup. Dresden cblua la best, but
cauldron or ether Kngllah war will
U.k !... ....... L.trt a.. .all .!
'after wbleb pouxd them Into powder.
81ft this carefully late a bowl and
add six eggs, also broken. Bake In a
ulck oven aud wbea dona sift a pow
dered sugar bowl over them. 1.1.LW
cup cakes are especially nice for af
ternoon teas.
Waffles Take a large piece of sole
leather, ut It luto oblong shapes and
mark It eff Into small square. Fry
In any old grease and serve with hot
sirup. These are Just too waffle for
anything.
Ribbon cake Take four yards, or
say four yards and a half, of narrow
blus ribbon, and a yard of light pink
ribbon. Place these In a chopping
bowl and mince Into In shreds. Add
a spool of sewing silk and a paper of
needles. Mix thorough! and spread
between layers of well pound wl cake.
Bath buns la goud-etavd bath tub
set several bath sponges to rise ever
night la tbe morning remove the
sponges, sqaeese well and add two
ounces of powdered seap and n ounce
of orris root. Make up Into a marl buna,
place oarefuUy la a sponge basket and
fry In boiling tar. When done sprin
kle thickly with powdered sugar and
serve with a whisk broom.
CONVERSATION AS A FINS ART.
Leaaoae in Talkie; Bnoatd Become
Part of Onr Kdoratte.
"Before these daya of detlghfully
wrttten and widely distributed deoertp-
trona or passing events, conversation
was regarded as an arttsMe accom
plishment, and valoed a great deal
more highly than R Is at present, -
aald a mtrr, l th- x. W Trlh-
une. "We hear so many curious facts,
we see so much more of the world
than our coach-traveling ancestors,
that the spIrK of astonishment Is less
easily conjured than of eld. when the
sciences bad destroyed fewer of onr
Illusions and mankind was lees analye-k-sX
Crispness, coacleeness snd ha
mor sre tbe tndlepensabls Ingredients
of the dish offered te the Jaded metv
tal appetites of the eld aad young
of to-day. Lessons kn the art sf oo
versatlon should be considered quite
as necessary to a girl wheee Blind la
expanding In the hothouse of ber lit
tle school world as Instruction In the
sciences or modern languages. Tns
! chief difficulty, spart from the girl bee-
suit, would be to find a teacher eoav
peteot to make the study betfe profit
able and Interesting. Bat Qe cause
Is well worth a struggle, snd the eoly
thing Is steady, erknM, dally culti
vation. Some people are bora whh a
turn for conversation; It comes by na
ture to them to make the apt repar
tee, the sympathetic phrase, when oc
casion calls for It; others have the airy
manners, tbe speaking glance from
liquid eye, the reserve tbswlng, con
tagious laugh. These are gifts of ths
favored few; but we sre all endowed
with the faculty of Intelligible speech,
and It behooves us to regard ths mak
ing the utmost of tt not as a mere
frivolity, but as a duty to our social
neighbors."
Live Worn a a Farmer.
Mrs. Nellie E. Lskln, of Roscawen,
A. H , la said during the last year te
have carried over $500 worth of farm
produce to the stores of Bo sea wen and
Penacock. $100 worth of which she
raised en her own farm, doing the
work almoet wholly herself. Last sum
mer she loaded and stowed away forty
loads of hay. Bhs raised 100 bnshels
of corn, cutting most ef It up snd
husking all of It; also raised eighty
five bushels of potatoes, digging moat
of them herself and putting them Into
tbe cellar. Last fall she picked 200
bushels of apples. 8h did an the
work In her garden, aud had four cart
loads of vegetables. Bhe drove to Pen
acock once a week, missing but four
weeks during the year, snd all through
last spring and since last September
she bas driven to Frsnklm twice a
week to carry ber 10 year old sen
George to the Franklin High School.
In addition to all this work, she bas
performed the household duties In a
family of five, continue the Woman's
Home Journal. When New Hampshire
women can do farming in this en er
go tie way, it Is no wonder that In 118
granges of that State a majority ef the
members have recorded themselves rn
favor of female suffrage. Tet the op
ponents of equal rights for women wQ
bo doubt assure the public that tbe j
Sew Hampsnrre woman would be
crushed under the burden of a ballot
Get aomethlac Anyway.
"Fannie Brown dror twenty mile
to see an old mahogany burean that '
belonged to some farmer's family."
Ortd she get Itr
"No. Ebe found It was stained pra
with a warped front and a broken
leg."
"So she had her ride for nothing."
"You are wrong. She broke tbe car
riage, the horse lost a shoe, aad the
honest farmer Charged her $2 for a
glass of milk aad th horse feed."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Plenty ea Hand.
"You would get along a great deal
better if you didn't get se exeited,"
said the calm man to hi Irascible
friend. "Can't you learn to keep yonr
temper?"
"Keep my temperl Well, I Ilk
thntr retorted the other. "I'd have
you understand that I keep more tem
per In one day than you hsve In your
possession during s whole year."'
Have No Religion.
Mr. Hanbury, tbe recently returned
Arctic explorer, who has been study
ing tbe Eskimo, says they have no re
ligion not even a belief In a Bupreme
Being.
Never demand that
work to appluud jou.
a busy man atop
HilW A RPAIITI Fll
SPRING CATARRH BY THE
Nothing Robs One of 5trcngtl,Ilke Spring
VSL- -T--an, - 1 N yS"
.v i '
miss mux
Mis Hslsn Whitman, SCHj Grand svenne. Milwaukee.. Wis, writes:
"There is nothing liko Peruna for that tired feeling, which gives you no
ambition for work or play. After a prolonged Illness, about a year sge felt
unable to regain mv health, but fonr bottles of Peruna maJe a wonderful
. m . a. u S A l.aeM mm a us L aa am SAitf1 tea adrhjfJ fl t
change and restored me to perfect health
change and restored me to pence i nmnn. nw ... ! 7 , L
good condition you are all right, and Peruna seen" to fill '" '; f"re
healthful blood. I thoroughly endorse It. Mli Hll-l-N W III I MAIN.
. . ,.
, Hsvs you got nerve.! Well yn
ought to hsvs nerves. But they ought
te be strong nerve.
rje stronz nerve, auou wnvi.
Docs yonr banJ trembler ion a-e
living too last. IV yonr heart flutter
at times? Yoa had better call a halt.
American live too fat. Tbey crowd
too nu h Into a ainzl day. They
have too Iit'.le leisure. Tbe
hospitals
and insane asylum srs filling up.
Ths quiet, pastoral scene of yor sre
becoming rare. It's lime that we quit
this sort of business.
Mow to Qet Strong Nerves.
First, repair ths injury slrwady done
in soar nerves. The war to do tuts IS
to dj exactly as did Mattis B. Curtis,
For Sweet Charity.
Basel Yoang Banker seemed to be
greatly taken with me at tbe ball last
night. He dasosd with se four times.
Helen Oh, well, that doesn't prove
anything. It was a charity ball, you
know. Y. Times.
Example at Hand.
"Wsnt to learn how to weave has-!
kets, do you7" said Mr. I'pjobn, irrit- j
sbly. "What queer freaks you some-;
times take!"
"Why, ye," placidly replied Mrs. t
Upjohn. "I think I took on when I
married yoa." Chicago Tribune.
Something Doing.
In a western Ontario city a newspa
per organ is booming a mayoralty can
didate on the ground that he is "a mm
who doee things." The opposition
organ, on the other band, si leges that
be i a man who doe tbe people.
Ottawa Citizen.
Hint for IndUn Fighters.
"Are there sny marks by which the
boy ran be identified," asked the police
superintendent, making copious note
of th case.
"No," said tbs father of the missing
youth, who bad run away from home
to fight Indians, "but there will be
when I get bold ot him again." -Tit-Blts.
Differ ace la Rank,
"fiay, captain, won't yer please gim
me a dime?"
"Haw, I jest gave m last dime to a
gay wot railed me admiral." Chicago
American.
Many-Slded Man.
"A man Is like th moon.
said
Jsaet, abruptly.
"Wbea it is under a cloud!" ex
claimed Sir Francis.
"W see him night alter night,"
Janet continued, "yet it seems that
there's one lid that' always hidden
from us." Lippincotf.
Net ea tbe Mean.
One day when my brother wss little
boy, my grandfather was a guest st din
ner. That afternoon a neighbor said
to my brother:
"Yoa had your grandpa for dinner,
didn't yeuT"
" .1o sir," was ths prompt reply;
"we bad turkey."
Weak?
" I suffers' terribly snd waa ex
tremely weak for li yssrs. Tbe
doctors ssid my blood wss sll
turning to wster. At Isst I tried
Ayer's Ssrsspsrills. snd wss soon
feeling sll right sgsin."
Mrs. J. V. Fiala, Hsdlym, Ct.
No matter how long you
have been ill, nor how
poorly you may be today,
Ayer s Sarsaparilla Is the
best medicine you can
take for purifying and en
riching the blood.
Don't doubt It, put your
whole trust in it, throw
away everything else.
M M sMIIs. AIISratlMa.
Ask yoar Soetar what ha thinks oT Avar's
Aaraapanlla. Hs hnowaallalMititlhlsa?anit
M laaillr maoXtia. Follciw lila advlca and
W Will a aa tunas.
J. 0. Aran Co., Loa-stl, Haw.
HyOMM EMAPED
whitman.
secretary of Legion of Ixiyal Women.
Hotel ra'etn, losWn, Mans. Hi said
in s rei'ent letter: "I stif!er"d (or over
s yesr with general weakness snd de
bility, mauileaied in severe headache
and backache. I took four bottles nl
Teruna, ai d tor two months have been
entirely free (mm these maladies."
! i;ervous Proatrstloti.
Thousands ol rases might be quoted
in which I'ernna has been used to res
cue people from the perdition of de
ranged nerve, and put them on the
good, solid foundation ol health.
The
county auditor ol r.rl county, Jew
York, Hon. John W. 5eff, in a recent
letter written st lluflslo, Nlw York
Seal r.atats Not.
Govern
How many (eet make s
ysrd?
Kthel I dou't know, but I heat. I
Mr. Johnson say last night thst thete
were 5,000 sijUire (eet in his. Bonier
villa Journal.
wnm
PAINfANOOISH
HGBR0W,
AHIHSTERJNB
AHBELTHOU:
jfVtrfTI
Wfl
IC-":!'.
StiLD EVBRYWHtRE.
Dllfrrtncs.
"What sort ol a man I my husband?
Well, before we wore married he would
n't leave the house beiore midnight,
and since that he never enter it be
fore." Journal Amusant.
riso'si.iira i a gool conph
It has cured eonrhs and colds
for forty
years. At druggists, 24 cents.
Fads In Dinner Napklna.
Napkins Ixx-ame popular In France
sooner limn in Kngland. At one time
It was customary ol great French din
ner to chang the napkin at every
co'irse, to perfume them with rose
water, and to have them lolded a difler-
ent way for each gnoat.
To Brpak in Hw Shoa,
Always shsk tn Allans Poni.raaa . ...
It cures chill. lalns. damp, lariiin. tihtut
sarollen lest. Currs Corns ami Bunions. At
sll ilrujiitlstsaiiil shoo aloras, Va- llon t arrai
any aiiUtltuui. Ham pis mallft KKKr.. Addroaa
Alien H. Oluistaa.1, Ultor, N. Y "
7g3 II III Um "-
lSrta 1A
nam vvAsW,
1
sT3n
1 fli I
m it i c m
I Helpful Hubby.'
; Wife I wish vou would let me know
what sort of a dinner to have tonight.
1 Husband fhitt's a gwxl idea. Well,
I shall either not be home at all. or
elm I shall bring throe or frionda with
me. Lilo.
USE tF PE-RU-M
Wjrrh-
.tsbsl: 'l wn 'rrusil'l liv a Men
t try a Utile ol your great nerve tonic
'oiuua, and the rei-tilts wi re so 'lil'
K that I am more than pleased Id v
nntiiiend it."
, Spring Tunic.
Alml sveryUaly nre.lt a toi.lo li
h spring;. Something I" '"""
rvo, Invigorate the hrsln and cleans'
hebl l. That Peruna will do thl'
a t)ond all qu.'xtion. five yone sbi
.... iri. ,1 It lias had llm same rsprrl
....-. tin IK W. Tiinl rli ko, ol
l.yui'hbui,V , who, in Kient U'ller,
.! us.- ol the following worls: "I
alaart take a done of rerun alter bus
h.urs. as iv Is a k-irat thtm l"t
ths uetves. There is no Iwtter spring
t ,nlr, sud I have used l'l
Uieiu."
.atarrh III Sprlug.
The spring i the best time to lnl
catarrh. Nstnre renews hirlf ery
iriug. The ) stem I reUv. Mtl I'T
priug weather. This render lnrdl
lues mote e1e tiv. A short coiirw nl
Peruna, aid by the balmy air ul
l llng, will Hire old, stuhborn rax'S ol
.-atsrrh that have resisted trfalment
lor year. Kveryhndy should have a
opy ol tr. Haflman's Istrsl Uk on
alarm. id.lress The I'erur Medi
cine Co., Columbus, Ohio,
Mrs. l ulu Uriner, Sumghton, Wis.,
ssy:
"Fur two
years I suffered with nrrv
ous trouble and
stomach disorders
until It sermrd lhal
there was nothini
to me hut a Ixio.lle
ol nefvra. I was
very irritable, could
in I sleip. real or
o in"' mye l.snd
was n-rtaiiily until
to tnke rare ol a
Vrs l ulu I. ami"
household. I t''k nerve toni
s ami
pills without benefit. When I lie
gan taking I'etuoa I grew steadily
better, my nerves i;rrw strong!, my
rest was no hmger fitful, and tolay I
mushier mvwll In eiln'l health ul
strength. My tmoviry was slow bu'
sure, but I ix-rscveml snd was reward
ill by perfect health." Mrs. I.ulu
larmer.
II you do nut deiive pmuipt snd sat
isfsrloiy reatilt Irora the use ol IViu
na, write at once to t'r. Ilartnian, giv
ing a full statrmnnt your iae, ami
he will be plr.i to give you tits valu
able advice (iratis.
Address Dr. Ilartnian, President ol
The Ilartnian Sanitarium, Columbus, U.
Scotch Saloon Statistics.
A ltd Mo has more saloons In relation
to Its sue than any other town in Knt
land. lhere are 42 ..r evory 1 .1X0
Inhabitants. Coatbridge and Uenlrew
com next on the Hat. Ayr has tl
worst record lot driiiitetmesa 17 tl
charges yearly lor every 1, W0 inhab
ttauts. not- v ins?
Ws orlat On ltsndrad botlsn Reward nr art,
eaaaol t auarrta tlial can uoibecurad 1r M4 I
alaflk l nr.
r. i. llrNrT 4C,rnTa .Tola.to.O
WlhatlnAiltnil.r-.vaauunr i tarav,
fair ta saat I 'lt-ar. sal titra bit swlai t.f
koa'-rabi in at- Lu.iura. transail. na ait.1 Sn
annailr a Ma Iw t.arr r vulati; btliniBS ui4a
ly llielf Dim.
War Tar.t.
w,h..:a. 1'eaitgnis. Tr.le.lo,
W.iaii ti.i Mastix,
W hiilmaJ tit. i.- s s, Toledo. O.
Ralrsralarra I'sra la taken lnlfnallr,ai-lin
1rati on ilia 14h.n1 att mueoua siirfaarao?
Oiasr.lam. I'rlea T V p, t l.i,tt;. K-iJ ki ail
3rus-s:'s Tlm-oa m t r.
Hall's family f tit ar itw lt.
Crushing Maw.
"I like your psiji snd your Institu
tions in geni'ral," reniarkni the educat
ed foreigner, "but the street of your
city are the worst I ever saw."
"lireat Hcotl," exclaimed the lioril- i
Med Chicago num. "Have you ever
leen lu Constantinople?"
"Constantinople," rejoined th ed
ucated foreigner, "i my native city."
Uothars will film Mrs. SAnsloWs Sontb.
Inr arrup ma bsiat nnioly in u lor than
aliilursn during tii tawttilug (wnod.
I smlly Frankncaa.
Sister Kussn Io we dine with you
Christmas, lielMH-raT
Hiater linliwca Oh, no, flusan.
lion t you rnnieiuber? It your turn
to hatro ua.
giTfl rarraananflt f-w4 S0 At ar nrHiMv i
IIISS alt., !,' tMr lr khaa'alirw Xtm '
Saalurar. Son fm W It K l.lHluul ftutiiaaml tr 1
a, bak II Inn lu. ji ai.murinua.iflika.l'a
Th AuctltAtccr. I
fisid aconm inntiotisaiu-tioneei : "l a- ;
dies and g. ntlemcn, there is no si, am
about thtisu carpet, 'l in y are giuiiilnd I
t'stry carpels. I bought them from
old Tapostry himself."
j I WIXT TO BUY FOR C4CH
Chicken, Duck and (Iwso fouth-
I crs. Addres .
. O. O. SMITH.
imr
$10lhmnDvlmet:,rartl,nd,Oi- f
Sl.ao. Wood itr., ., , ordar. Sli.lim,, Harass. I'n.rs and lUHIsg.
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Tilt! McCAlil.l-V MACMINi: VVOKKS. root of Morrison St.. Portland, Of.
PRUSSIAN
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taa 1.0 ,..l l J I'ajM, l'aiI"ll&V"ihlT KmU Hf rHHl
I'ruaalan Poultry 1100k, FRII.
roll 1 LAUD Stall to.,
BANK AND OPriCH KAILINOS
liurbed Wire, Wire and Lawn fencing.
Portland Wire & Iron Works
MANUFACTURES. M7 FRONT ST.
L iii 'i Wit
l; Tia 14. Dssi l
In lima "irl ht ttitrliA
Ki ll KMIN MACMlNt Y CoT"
Secsaers la Jake Peals,
fool ill Mutrtan sinMi, IVrtlaiKj, Mr,on.
v,Ho us rir rail lur )rlia on tTtlnn it,
tlln n x'l lusry Una I l .ln iu ai r-t ' '
ri. Ililitk l.'S, I'Veam Mtrlors ataii l J.
timt lisinl Kt. liiali hmm (or imw u,,.
lilt CAUIUKNIA SOtANttAl CATtW.T TO
IICAI.TH A1NO WI'Alm
is rll s line dnllaf l'k atallnl juU (, M
flits .iKnr. to lmrllli 11 l tolls y.iii tlZ
ulx itlsrtr'd ll"tatiial Hamii.tlM nl tlJ
ilio "I Inaiir dlwsaea, how s la p,,
in. ury ami set iii'li'imnl. lu iiitrMi n, tmZ
,i, li .1. k. In itmIimi uM aii.llh.i,.
vrars, u.a nrpis nimii,ifii Aiiaia nuna tm
. ,!( (nr ! in " I ii wllnlli's aii.l h. aim..
itlK tl-a eiiii h'iiimi, naw ,ariii, uj rtM.
liulla ami 'i'lal lea. il. ehral. mrn ami
,.wa,- Iihi.1, eatpal wltni, hiiltallolt rata, a..a
t).t allvrr, slaiuta lla. IiiwtsiiIIii sii.aTi.ti
I, lillns, leapl snii ami snat I r m
in a uiiilrlitka.tiait'ru luf iiiaiiiiiiu-iuiar1
II. liiK "H lli-vil luil aa Ihailiwlor. a r,al htmi
i,,i l..r (- ami am ) ilia nl a uaial lnlut.
n.aili'li. a aiill lr enat, luaii atiil ami. an ibal
Maui iri.ii !', 1,,-i.ji... . - w".", ivv naai
ll'J. lar t'vr. liililenia stiaat liaa.
Th CaHfxrnU Kotankcal KnlUItu Co.,
:) urlh Atva'ail'. 1.1, I mi A a-lp,,
AMERICAN
CREAM
SEPARATORS
ArasuM snti)l lute,
pel suit ai a sunt
that "HI snaiila jm
lu mats a S'-1 t' 1
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claartaat, talfasi aia
crtlaalasll that ails.
sin.nr Is AtXths lnia ihai say
uil.ar.tls;
!,' SSIaaashig. Ksar CWaa .
tlakl kaaauaf. tlaraSOHji.
w rila tur tra caiali-u.
MITCHELL, LEWIS I ST1VEI IL
POKtl AND. Or.
SrXIkANt;, Wash. IMS IK, leaks
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THE C. SEE 10 ChllESEMEOIZIiEtl
IJJ , tlJ M.. SWUavt. Otataa.
" for ls yrar wee a vlrilsa r St
rapala l It url luin I oi 1 ral 0vM
Ml mlla Wat. aiKl at liti.a mi stem' a a1
nl ralaln ami di a.an ih.l l.l Ma"SI
Imaan lakii.r I'AHl lll,.T- and ain.a laasl
ba.a loa.tlis ImjoraU. julll I sa as asllasl
r waa la in, ill "
baviull Uearar, Nak.fA
Plaaianl. Tslalaaia IVisanl Taal Oonl W
Uuul. a'..i. Stun milnsa W nS-BS
... CURI CONSTIPATION.
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NsroMixi Has.
Alcohol,
Cpiunu'
Tobacco
Usirif) jm
Wm for
OJ-tOTRA TED
Itasr isjareoairst In'
Hhrprione rVuniS
I. N. U.
No. IS IW'
1 1 11 km .
rlilna to ad aartlaars plaaaa
'lost tills paper.
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DYSPEPSIA
,ini an
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Poultry Netting
WMOLI'SALU
RliTAIL
Wlrcnnd Iron Fenclne-
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