The Oregon mist., July 22, 1904, Image 4

Scrofula
Makes hs presence known
by many signs, glandular
tumors, buncoes In the neck,
cutaneous eruptions, in
flamed eyelids, sore ears,
catarrh and wasting diseases.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
Effects permanent cures.
"Speak Itar Yourself.
Lord Leicester ot Holkham, nearly
hundred year ago, waa a widower,
and In the latter part of bit life nearly
blind. He enjoyed an intimate friend
tblp with hli neighbor, Lord Albe
marle, and bad, lu hit own mind, se
lected Lady Aune, one of Lord Albe
marle's daughters, a the future wife
of bla nephew and the mistress of
Holkham.
One day Lady Anne came along to
Join bis morning ride, and Lord Leices
ter seised tb opportunity of asking
her
"Anne, my dear, how should you like
to be mistress of Holkham ?"
"There Is nothing I should like bet
ter," snswered Lady Anne, drawlug
herself np In her saddle
"Then I shall send by nepbew Will
iam to court you.
Lady Anne drew herself np still
more, snd tightening her rein, replied
calmly but very gravely:
"I shall never be mistress of Hoik
ham on those terms."
It wss then the old gentleman's turu
to rein In his horse, Hs looked his
companion hard In the face, and asked
her, "Why, you dou't mean to aay you
would marry me?"
"Yes. Indeed I would. And there Is
nothing I should wish more."
This was a wooing thst was not
"long -doing," and It led to a most
happy marriage.
Ot Wide Interest.
Breed, Wis., July 18 Special
Charles Y. Peterson. Justice of the
Peace for Oconto Co., baa delivered
judgment that is of interest to the
whole United States. Put briefly, that
judgment is, "Dodd'a Kidney Pills aie
the best Kidney medicine on the
market today."
And Mr. Peterson gives his reason
for this judgment. He sy: "Last
winter I had an aching pain in my
back which troubled me very ranch.
In the morning I could hardly straight
en my back. I did not know what it
was but an advertisement led me to try
Dodd'a Kidney Pills. After taking one
Rnral Free Iellvr an Aid,
At the recent lutoruatllnal Good i
Roads Convention, at St Louis, Hon,
Frank E. Nevtns, ot tht United States
Postotfice Department, delivered an
address In which he said:
"The establishment ot the raral free
delivery of mall throughout the coun-
try has produced a marked Improve
ment In the condition ot the highways.
When there Is a prospect of rural free
delivery in a community, work Imme
diately beglus on the roads. There
are now In operation 23.000 rural
routes over which carriers travel o&OV
000 miles delivering mall to about
0,000,000 people. More than 18.000
brldgea hars been constructed over
streams that would not have been
built If it bad not been for the estab
lishment ot the free delivery system.
Nearly every portion of the country,
where road conditions will warrant It,
Is now supplied with this service. But
In many sections the bad conditions of
the roads, or the lack of bridges, pre
vent the extension of the service. The
rural carrier ot a standard route la
now expected to travel about twenty
Ave mtlee each day to earn his salary
of $000 a year. He Is required to fur
nish and maintain his own outfit and
team, and to give a bond of 500 for
the faithful performance of his duties.
Experience has demonstrated that this
distance is too great on account of the
bad condition of the roads. So many
carriers have resigned, thereby caus
ing much confusion and labor In the
department, that the Congress Just ad
journed has been compelled to add
$170 a year to the salaries of the car
riers of the country. This Increase of
salaries amounts to about $4,000,000 a
year additional that the department
has to pay to maintain this service on
account of bad roads. Over a good
graveled or macadamised pike road a
carrier can easily make twenty-live
miles a day tlx times a week. With
the roads as they are. It la a question
whether the next Congress will not be
called upon to add another $4,000,000
to the salaries of the carriers.
"Under the road laws of most of the
Western States at the present time
work Is done upon the roads In tb fall
by the various road districts, when
there Is no work to be done on the
also furnish breakfast In Hambtrrg
there Is attached great weight to pro
viding proper dinner for the children,
the sxpsnse ot which s mounts to about
88,000 mark ($6,004) annually. In
Brunswick, Breslau, Cologne, Kiel,
Poeeo and Nuremberg dinner, In addi
tion to breakfast 1 also furnished.
In Breslau, Charlottenburg, Dussel
dorf, Halle, Mannheim and Uagde
burg the food 1 distributed by publte
Institutions, while in the other towns
it 1 furnished by charitable societies.
The municipal authorities ot Danslg,
Dortmund, Hamburg. Hanover, Ko
ntgsberg and Poaen contribute toward
the funds, however.
The breakfast I not alway the
same; tor Instance, whit bread, dry
or buttered, and milk; milk, with cof
fee and bread; coffee or soup and
bread, or soup mad of flour and white
bread. Usually tb children receive
milk, the quantity given being from
three gill to a pint The last men'
Honed quantity 1 provided to Kiel,
INVISIBLE HANDWRITING.
Transfer Left bjr Ink Which Ma Ba
KMdllT Developed.
In wrIUug with certain forms ot Ink
on ordinary paper, placing the sheet
after thorough blotting in contact with
a White sheet of paper. It la possible to
make on this latter an Invisible trans
ference, .which, as M. A. Bertllloa has
shown, may be rendered visible by ths
use of certain methods. In fact a let
ter placed for seversl hours between
ths leaves of a book will leave Its
secret in this book, snd a falsification
In a ledger may be proved by the ex
amlnatlon ot the page against which
the falsified page rests.
A 8wlss Investigator (R, A. Reles, of
Lausanne) has recently made Investi
gations in reference to the above phe
nomenon and in reference to the con
ditions under which It may be pro
duced. It appear that tb forma
tlon of the Image dependa principally
on the Ink, although It waa discovered
that the latent Image may be produced
by nearly one-half ot the tnka In cur
rent use, out of thirteen different varie
ties of ink seven hsvlng produced a
positive result It further appeared
that the formation ot the Image de
pended upon the presence of sclds In
the colored mixture, the gum snd the
sugar having no part In the phenom
ena, although the paper on which the
writing has been placed gtvee different
result. The best results were obtained
with paper well sited and polished, for
the reason thst the contact In this case
1 closer, thus favoring the production
of the Image.
Tb duration of the contact I not
necesssrily long. In general about an
boor, while In order to reveal the Ira-
Avers
Losing your hair? Coming
out by the combfulP And
doing nothing? No tense in
that I Why don't you use
Ayer's Hair Vigor snd
Hair Vigor
promptly stop the falling?
Your hair will begin to grow,
too, and all dandruff will dis
appear. Could you reason
ably expect anything better?
inr-i R.lr Titer ts s staal wlta
l. My k.tt (.IHiii out t.ry kadlf . but
Ih. Nslr Vl(r itoi-ixd It uo ait It I.
11 tlbt,"- W. U. Lousuo. Uaasat . CI.
ft m t von. j. e. t co.
All a
at
for
Thin Hair
TRIWEEKLY
TOMAN
Va. Ifit.l .'vV.WLk.'thM 'li I'ui Mil, . .,, I r
now a ever I did before." pears. Nothing permanent remains. I sorted to. Tb first method Is to an
Pain in the back is one of the first , nd the roads ars In as bad condition, P,T the back of the abeet on which the
symptom of Kidney disease. If not or worse, than they were before. Ths latent Image Is supposed to be a warm
cured by Dodd'a Kidney Pills it may
aeveiop into Brigbt's Disease, Dia
betes, Rheumatism or some of the
other deadly forms of Kidney Disease.
Aa Author Pensioned.
Two British author are at present
to the public eye on account of pen
sions they are receiving. Joseph Con
rad has $1,500 from the British So
ciety of Authors, which generosity is
explained by the fact that the au
thor, whose writings are among those
in greatest demand by tbe publisher
to-day, yet seems to have difficulty In
providing for his dally wants, say
the New York Globe. Tbe Immediate
reason for the pension, moreover, wa
the accidental burning of a manu
script which catastrophe so depressed
Mr. Conrad thst his friends thought
it wise to relieve him from the ne
cessity of anything so humdrum and
sordid a looking out for his bread and
butter.
The case of Conrad can hardly fall
to recall that of Carlyle, who, when
Mill brought the disastrous new of
the destruction of a complete book of
the "Revolution," spent the evening in
attempting to cheer the culprit and
then set about tb rewriting.
i
i-vai oi ,imi io o,uuu a mil ror tn . au oruiuary nauron, wnicn is neta
construction of hard roads in this la place nnUl the psper Is slightly
Western country Is too great In most browned, after which ths lmsge will
Instances, for road districts, townships I appear sometimes very clear aod com
and counties to bear; neither la It P'ete. The other method does not msk
right that they should bear the entire nT change In the paper to be exam-
cost Tbe public at large, which shares lned, and consists In plsctng In con
directly or indirectly In tbe benefits, tact with tbe latter a sheet of nltrsts
should contribute to the expense. I ' silver photographic paper for sev
l here never will be good roads In this I rl hours six to twelve the two
country until the National Government 'beet being exposed to the light Tbe
takes tbe initiative In this movement Photographic paper will completely
and the respective States of the Union blacken, but the latent Image will
Join In with liberal contributions, and stand forth very distinctly, it should
this again is supplemented by local be stated that the leaf on which
enterprise. Continental Europe, Eng- latent Image exists loses this lmsge by
land and Ireland are covered with contact with water or alcohol. rarls
hard broad pikes built at the expense I'lllustratlon.
or the governments of those countries.
Hauls' Awakening,
In Russia It 1 tbe government only
that sleeps. The people are nwake
and aatlr, says the author ot "Greater
Kuasla." They are making uew de
mands and fv ling a new freedom
which la spparent every day In the
abaence of the former rigid repres
sion, and lu ths frequent Indulgence lu
license that Is miscalled liberty.
One will sometimes see on the pal
ace quay at St. Petersburg a Hue of
people waltlug for the steamer to tuke
tbeni to the Islands. Along comes
some high official who, Instead of
awaiting bis turn, drives to the head
ot the line and crowds lu ahead of
the others. Formerly such an occur
rence would have been received In
alienee as a matter of course, but now
the people hiss snd deuouuc the otll
clal, and police do not Interfere.
If a street csr Is delayed for a con
nection at some transfer atatlon, the
passengers often become riotous and
demand their fare back, or begin to
pound on the floor and even break
windows until the police mske tbe
driver go sbead without wsitlng for
the other car; and be Is not allowed
to atop agnlu until he reaches hi
destination.
If an omcer remonstrates with a
street car conductor for lack of cour
tesy to a passenger the crowd will at
once Interfere, and even the offended
passenger turns on blm. Tb officer
1 told to give bl orders to soldiers
who have to obey, not to free men
who do not. and not to interfera t
tween men wno are as good as be Is.
These are trifling things In them
selves, says the traveler, but to one
One Hundred Years Ago.
The Governor of New Hampshire re
fused to alun the bill the Legislature
had passed agreeing to the amendment
to the constitution, adopted by two
thirds of the States.
At a meeting of the chiefs of the
Seneca Indians lit Ituffalo, N. Y., one of
the tribe was accused of the practice
of witchcraft and executed.
The Legislature of Massachusetts of
fered a bounty for the encouragement
of the cultivation of hemp lu that
State.
General IVasnllnes. of Haytl. for
mally declared war against Spain, em
ploying cruisers to Intercept Spaulab
vessels.
For three weeks there had been an
almost Incessant fall of rnln lu the
Middle KiiNteru States which caused
much damage to er.nn In that section.
George and eleven of Ills fellow con
spirators Were gulllotlucd at Parte,
Seventy-five) Year Ago.
The Hoard of Aldermen of Boston re
fused to allow the Treiuolit Theater to
he oH'ii on the Fourth of July, that
lay being Saturday.
Commercial affair In Turkey were
in a distressed state owing to the sels
ii re by tli Sultau's order of sll c-smels
bringing produce to market snd con
veying supplies to th people of Con
stantinople. The courts of Georgia, In order to
prevent gambling lu the State, ordered
lint heavy flues should be Imposed for
such offense.
Jiuues I M. Suilthson. founder of
the Smithsonian Institution, died at
He lion. Italy.
The t'miui U .-41 mM tn
!e negotiating with the Rothschild for
another large loan.
Work on the Hunker 11 111 monument
who has long kuown Russia they are was suspended for lack of funds.
startling signs of a new spirit of
freedom.
raw
The case of Miss Frankie
Orser, of Boston, Mass., is in
teresting to all women.
"Dear Mrs. Pischam: I suffered
misery for several years. My back ached
and I had bearing-down pains, and fre
quent headaches. I would often wake
from restful sleep in such pain and
misery that it would be hours before
1 could close my eye again. I dreaded
the long nights and weary days. I
eould do no work. I consulted differ
ent phrsicians hoDlnir to vet relief.
but, finding that their medicines did
not euro me, I tried Lydia E. Pink
ham'a Vegetable Compound, aa
it waa nigniy recommended to me. 1 am
g-lad that I did so, for I soon found
that It was the medicine for my case.
Very soon I waa rid of every ache and
pain and restored to perfect health.
I feel splendid, have a fine sDnetite.
and have gained In weight a lot."
mum trauma Ukseh, 14 WarrentoD
8t, Boston, Mass. ISOOO forfiM Iferlglnm
jfjj?" araaois fiwMMsa mmmI pn-
Surely yon cannot wish to re
main weak, sick and discouraged,
and exhausted with each day's
work. Some derangement of the
feminine organs la responsible
for thla exhaustion, following
any kind of work or effort,
Lydla K. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound will help you just aa
it haa thousand of other women.
No country In the world ever yet had
or ever will have permanent and pass
able highways constructed and main
tained by local authority.
"Sixty per cent of tbe population of
this country lives In the cities and vil
lages; 40 per cent lives In the country,
It is not fair or just to place the en
tire burden of good roads upon th
shoulders of the farmer. The general
public shares directly or Indirectly In
the benefits and should bear tbs ex
pense of an equitable tax for thla pur
pose on all assessable values. Tbe
weight of It upon tbe individual would
then be as light as a summer shadow.
none wis specter or taxation may
frighten some of our skittish country
friends and cause them to rear and
plunge a little, they will find on closer
Inspection that tbe goblin 1 a harm-
leas creation of tbe Imagination. They
will get back in benefit ten time
more than they will pay out In tax.
"Why some of our friend spurn
Government aid when It Is offered
them I cannot understand. They claim
to be opposed to It on principle, and
can see no good in it There are soma
people so constructed that when look
lng Into a pool of water they can nev
er e th iky and th cloud abov It
reflected on Its aurfacc, but only tbe
mud at ths bottom,
"This Government never falls -to do
the right thing In the end. It will not
fall to do tbe right thing In this In
stance. Tbe Impetus given to this
movement by a few progressive states
men who Introduced measure in Con
gress last winter authorizing national
aid in the conatrnetJnn nf hl.K,..
will ultimately nrodnc th. mW tb Lower Angara, on which
aim ah it nnni f.u a ... v.. I Irkutsk 1 situated.
. . - v w
The Great Raselaa Lake.
Lake Baikal, which figures so much
In the Oriental situation, 1 a some
what remarkable body ot water. Ita
name Is a corruption of the Turkish
Bel-kul, "rich lake" tbe reference be
ing, presumably to tbe valuable fish
with which It swarms.
Lake Baikal Is the third largest body
of water In Asia. Tbe Caspian and
Aral seas are tbe two larger. Both are
salt however, while Baikal I fresh,
It is, therefore, the largest fresh wa
ter lake tn Asia, and th sixth tn size
In tb world, tbe five Great Lake of
North America each exceeding It
area. It water occupy a remarkable
depression In the vast plateau of Cen
tral Asia. Th level of It water
1.S0O feet above the sea, whll th bot
tom of tb lake Is, In some places,
more wan 8.000 reet below the ses
level. Its depth Is, therefore. 4.300
feet In the deepest parts.
Tbe lake la 830 mile long, and from
nine and a quarter to forty mile wide,
Its waters are a deep blue, and re
markably clear. There are a number
of Islands In It; the largest Olkhon, Is
forty-two miles long. There are nu
merous hot aprlngs on the shores, and
earthquake vibration are frequent
The annual value of It salmon, stur
geon and other fisheries Is about on
hundred and sixty thousand dollars,
Fresh water seals are abundant and
they are caught for their fur. It re
ceives the waters of several streams.
the main one being the Balnega River,
eight hundred miles long. The upper
Angara River, also of considerable
size, enters It northeastern end. Its
I Baal Cons Syrup. TutM OockL OSS Fl
. . la Urns, Sold by dragglw. fSf
cause tbe public Interest demands It;
the progress or tbe age demands It
tbe welfare and development of th
country at large demand It and It Is
bound to come in spite of those who
raise their voices In opposition to It"
Th reason why th Siberian Rail
road wa not built around th southern
end of tbe lske 1 that tb solid rock
of the mountain reaches to th wa
ter's edge, and the task would be her
culean. Event In th Eat may com
pel It nevertheless.
FREE MEAL8 FOR PUPILS.
European School Look After the Wel
fare of th Poor Scholars.
It Is the boast of American that
their public school system la tbe best
In tbe world, but there Is one respect
at least In which Germany leaves tbe
States far behind. In several cities
of tbe fatherland free meals are pro
vided at tbe public schools for chil
dren needing additional nutriment the
custom prevailing by the report of
Consul Warner at Lelpslc in twenty
one cities.
With the exception of Berlin, Baa-
men, Brunswick and Nuremberg, not
only tbe poor but tbe aick and Infirm
children were also given breakfast. In
Magdeburg food is only supplied In
very bard winters Instead of break
fast dinner Is given to the children In
Dresden, Munich. Stettin and Btrass- Consider the other side
ourg, out in iluulcb it Is projected to . be unreasonable.
Betting oa a Sure Thing.
Tbe magistrate was German, but the
prisoner at the bar wasn't
"You been her before, already,"
said tbe magistrate.
Bur I has," said tb prisoner.
"How many time arrested?" asked
the judge.
'Awl I been pinched mor time
than I got fingers an' toe," said Mr.
Plugugly, "an' I waa alwaya dis
charged.
Th magistrate took a long look at
tb prisoner. Then, leaning toward
blm tn a confidential way, b laid:
I'll bet yon 120 you're not dis
charged now."
"Put ten on that for m. If a
cinch," aid tb court policeman who
stood near by. New York Sun.
PlTe rmwiniiniM noaunitm
HO aJUrSrtlar'.uMfDr.Kltn.l.UraiNwsl
attlorwr. H.rd for rr.. SV trt.l bcxtj.tnd 'fir.
Iw. M. a. kU!u. Ltu..ss: Arcs Hi. r&liMltpbia, rs
Fifty Men sad One Elephant,
Interesting tests were msde
cently la the Madison Square Garden.
New Vork, to determine the respective
puillug power of burses, men and ele
phants. Two horses, weighing 1,000
pounds each, together pulled 3.700
pounds, or M0 pounds more thsn their
combined weight. One elephant welub-
lug 12.000 pounds, pulled 8,730 pounds,
or 3.230 pounds less than bis weight
nny men, sggregatlng shout 7.500
pounds in weight, pulled 8.750 pounds,
or Just aa much as the single elephant
But like tbe horses, tbey pulled more
fifty Year Ago.
The law forblddlug th Intermar
riage of blacks and whites wss abro
gated.
Tbe Hloux war began.
The American ticograuhleal Society.
founded In 1N."2. was chartered.
A military Insurrection brok out In
Spain. Madrid was declared lu a stats
of siege.
bight Itimslan ships sailed out of
SevaatoMil and s tucked ths allied
naval forces.
The estimated dtstsnc of th sun
wss reduced by Hansen.
eSronic Sores
Eating Ulcers
. .i ! is sourcs of so much trouble a an old sore or ulcer, par
.t ? rS Xn locatid fupoo th. lower ...romllle. where the circulation
tSSSS A f .ngr-n-u. ..tin ulcer unor, the l.g 1. 1
r!Xful .ht...Td a th. poLon burrow Jetper and up into the
.' ., . Seneatli and the tore continues to apreau, one can almost ses ths
tissue boneain ami . ,freiitrt i an nir out w it h the .ti
m i: . st aatatsnv
: - 7;.. harue Great runnlnK wre and deep oiicnsivs ulcsrt 0fi,B
.Tft.ni in- danger alwaya. because wliile all auch orc are not caq.
Si .f.w.h..Ung ulcer, and .ore. paruUr In
j.(taj urt. are (eiin " a"""1" ihiuj.
vuur family.
anc because they are o
rsittent and unsinnuy
Wbs.llns, W, V., May S, ISO.
persistent Situ unsin'y gnsseyere aao wniie as wera.x nusm struck
I .l.ir..- an much IrOllt sss awsisir iaj sws si sir ssiss, aislue4
and delrail .0 b.0,ai pind result, end th doctor Vl
one' personal appearance. m t w.uia a ruaiitna sores for nr., h.
it-111. .....I ami old nc a- if Ihsy lol up th result would be falsi. 0a.
Middle ad ana era pc- hu ai.MUr.n, 1 uri mt iri5.
pie and those whose blood ,0dt.,ort.aoiiasaf a. m. a. iisae
L contaminated and taint- were arompl ami isralirytn. I lawk ealy a short
t contsminaieu - WB(, it msslluln ur up toaaorea.aa t
ad with th. (ferin and pol- not aaad la ttoetaf iiulKswa I sr.la t.
. tm.U,;.nrhHiH tire- aelifcertweeUe ors r brokaa ei !, a4
ton of malaria or n no i Mw , fmmn h , eii4 tne west last w
viou sickness, sre the duel serteed eeeartsMt. J0J(lf w yp,,,,,,
suffered from chronic .ore. 0m B,huHh HrewUa Co. '
and nicer.. While the .... , ,
blood remain. In an unhealthy polluted condition, and the sore will
continue to grow and spread In .pile of wathc. and salves, for th sore
( the outward litfn of some constitutional disorder, bad condition of
the blood and system, which local remedies cannot cure. A blood pu
rifier and tonic is what you need something to cleanse the blood,
quicken the circulation and Invigorate the constitution, and S. S. 8.
is iust such a remedy. It counteract, and removes from the blood
41 1110 iiiniitMMi, m iai.
uslly builds up the entire system; snd
when the blood has been purified the
healingprocrts begins and the ulcer or
sore is n entirety gone. S. 8. S,
contains no mineral or poisonous drug,
of any description, but is guaranteed
purely vegetable, a blood purifier and tonic combined and a aaf and
permanent curs for chronic sore and ulcer. If you have a slow heal
fng ore of any kind, citernal or internal, write u about it, and our
fihysicisn. will sdviee you without charge. !Wk on "The UUmd and
ta Diseases " free. INC 9WlfT SPCCtftC CO ATIAMTA, OA,
Oa Mot- Crash Io Coin.
A trarellug man (topped at a hotel
st Montlcello. Th proprietor told him
I'ubllo Ht'huul la Itaaela.
tt.M-lal Service give him lit sta
tistics regarding public school In Hue-
be could not lodgs blm - not room In sia. There sre M, 54. public schools la
th bous." said commercial trsvvler. 1 the Kiuplr. of which number eo.lSl
'Th traveling man prutsaled. H sr under th jurlMlctlou of tb Win
must bva room, finally th propria-1 istor of Public Education, 4'J.Mut unil.r
tor told blm ther wss s room. llttls; u jurisdiction of the lluly "ynod. sad
room separated by s thin psrtltlon , th. remainder under other dafisrt
from a nervous nisa who bsd lived la menu, (if th pupils. 73.1U7 ar adults.
ins nous tor ten J ears.
"'II I to nervous.' said tb land
lord, 'I don't dare put anyou to thst
room. Tb least Dulse might gtv blm
a nervous spell that would endanger
his lire.'
" 'On. slvt me a room,' said tbs trav
eler. 'I'll be so quiet be 11 . tnow
I'm there.'
"Well, tb room wss given th trav
eler. II tlliuted In noiselessly and
begsn to disrobe. II took off on
article of clothing after another at
uuletly at a burglar. At lati be cam
to bis shoes. Us unlscrd a shoe snd
then, msullk. dropped It
"Tbe shoe fell to the door with a
great noise. The offending traveler.
I. IH boy and l.'.iCi.iarj atrla Tb
teacher number IT'.'.issi Th main-leiiam-
of thra school costs mor
than f.'S.iam.isM, The average school
tsx for rlty schools Is 10 50 aud tut
vlllsge school f.1 per pupil.
tky lKWCCr1INC-T0eAC0l
m ruai riawvuniir uiwum
ro sun Kajinaiiaai
mm stttntmnt- savjawjai
forty Year Ago.
me srresi or i wo msll driver s
Maukato. Minn., disclosed thst xtn
tbsn tbelr own weight One hundred lr u"ferl"lf frolu the mslls had been
men pulled 12,000 pounds.
csrrted on fur a long time In that
.Slate,
On the Chicago Hoard 370.000 bush
els of wheat sold for prices ranging
rrom ii.sa to l.t3 per bushel.
ine constitutional convention of
Maryland passed a measure freeing ill
His Only RtruKe.
It wa a well-dressed young man.
with a sad, faraway look In hi eye,
tbat stood on th step a tb lady
openea tne door.
Excuse roe. madam." be said, as he slaves snd Drohlbltini slsv.rr in th.
MflMl hla hn l,t MtiM .fi..
' - juu unni nuiurp,
me 10 me nome ror ine r nendless?" Kentucky, slotiir the Ohio Rlv.i- 1.
Do you mean to say that you are the vlclnltv of Leiimrtnn ...
" reiua-oi sue ssaeu 10 with Confederal- u-.u.rin..
.u.r..c. Ma or Oeneral IV H ll....-. 41
I am, madam," he replied. "I am r.,i .....i. s.i ,
umpire." Chicago Dally iM home mmM. t..r ,.r,...t-
i-onreaerate guerrilla raid
Failed to Hear Her.
It I (aid." remarked th moral-
Izer, "that fortune knock one at ev
ery man' door?"
1 guess tbe old girl forgot to remove
her glove when she knocked at mine,'
rejoined the demoralizer.
a baseball
N w.
$5 For a Name $5
rcna in ien or mor. name-or you if people .
with means to sreura a Hu.inu van...if..n by
and fur Ihe firm una that enrolls purchanlna i:.r,i ('..iw.l.. li,.,i.n. in, ,
trom usaseholarshiii. w. in r.mii. t. il general toncua, Itepubllcan, killed
... - - - - - i .. ,
were cioaeu at Milan for
thirty Year Aqo.
Tbe corner stone of tb Chicago rost-
omce ami custom nouse wss laid.
rourteen persons were killed snd 100
Injured when the floor of the Central
Baptist Church of Syracuse, N. V., In
wnicn a strawberry fesUvsl waa In
progress, gnve way
A two days' battle at Cheloa, Snaln.
resulted in the defeat of 10.000 CarllsU
a Itepubllcan force half aa lr
easb. Addrens,
rktwell Business College, Tacoma, Wash.
BUY
S
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I
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FROM
erjulpplng the railways of upper Italy
wuii American mane palace cars.
A Jury of prominent physicians In
New Vork was gotten together to de.
tormlne bow far blood poison contrib
uted to death from hydrophobia.
o
13
YOUR DCALCR
fou may
B saw II V
If, V
YOU CAN EARN
$25.00 PER DAY
Oattlng Watar,
Oil or Coal with
AUSTIN WELL DWLLS
Made In all slxet and
styles. Wrlta for ;aia-
lorues ami nit of users la
us wait.
H twenty Yeera Ago.
I 'I I,.. U ,, 11,1... . ..,t 't. . ,
. wuiiuiTi m auu ijsuvri ibxcnange
of Chicago opened, with beadouarture
at 15U La Halle street.
Tbe heirs of Ulchnrd Wagner re
fused an offer of 1200,000 from au
American for th excluslv right to
rarsirai."
Tb city of Toulon, In Franc, was
stricken with an epidemic of cholera.
A bill to Incorporate the national en
campment of th Grand Army of th
Republic wa Introduced In tbe Na
tional Senate.
The ground 'of the Waahlngton
Park Driving Club were opened to the
public ror the first time.
Tbe third general council of tbe re
formed church (pan-PrebyUrlao)
opened In Belfast, Ireland.
Beall I Co.
11)9 Cornrasr
clsl Block.
PORTLAND,
OKB.
II V Klliitlnatloa.
On day as I'at halted at th top ol
th river bank, a man, famous fur bis
luiulltiv mind, (lopped and asked:
"How long hav you hauled wata
horrified at what he had don., waited tat 'Mag, my good mauT
to haar from tbe nervous nisn. Noli "Tl" years. sr."
a sound. II took off th a.-.m,1 "Ah! How mnnv l..,t. .1., i.k.
and placed It noiselessly utmn th floor In a dav "
Then In absolute sllenr b finished un- ' Trom till tn fifteen. or,"
dressing and crawled between the! "Ah, yes! Now. have pMMetn
Half an hour went by. II had have you hauled In all. slrr
droppl Into s dose when ther cam j Tb driver of the watering cart Jerk
r'on'T'h.r.'veiT1",1" ,n P"rU' bi ,"um'' ,",lk' ord lb.
wbsts tb matlerr h iskrd. Then I. " J.
cams the vole of th nervous nun: ror murhs n1 e...ts ther I no bettet
Iliania youl I iron that mha. mndlcln than I'la,,'. i-ur. r... i!..b.,.
sbo!'" Indianapolis News.
The lladlnm Atom.
Blr Oliver Joseph Lodge, the Rngllsh
physicist, contends tbat radium haa
not upset received scientific doctrine.
He says thst those who thought It was
sn Inexhsuatlhls store of energy, or
wss generating energy s fresh which
ua uoi previously existed, were nils
lasen.
liuo. I'rti. ar.nu.
A HniM'k-lltiwn Araanieni.
8kenie - Vim ha siven me many
n.essage frin d'arle. fri.u.l., but But
on of Hi no has told u soythiug I
uiitn't know.
Medium (with diinltfl-t would ksv
you understand, sir. ihst Hi spirit of
tli dead h.. oiiietliius better to it
than to coin baik lo earth Slid ttsrk
school.
lb rsdluin Stnm hud In II
luru store of CtlJSrsrW (liat sass .1.. .....
hd. If they eould ! radium fa..!. ' ""l Mrs Wiu.l,,.,-. Sooifclr.f
ther -,. Ia 1 r(,""u '0"' r'ia.l.1,.,..riuiiwu,ihMolilt4f
wouiu nna inm. rul a.
qui! it sny other stoma; only on In
minion would seen to tie ss It
were, smashing up, throwing off bit of
Itself, snd th whole nronertv of r.
dium dependid upon thst. Everything
material was In a stats of flux-there
wss birth, culmination and deear- n.,.i
this was a characteristic of the mate
rial universes universe which must
hsv had sn origin, Th birth of nutt
ier as well ss tht death of matter was
wbat they wers now looking for.
luiluj to iMtailif rsrlod..
On th oih.r Hand. TSJJ
"Of course," remarked the very
ynung tnnii who knows It all, "a wom
an's 'no' always men na 'ye.'
"Perhaps It does." replied th man
with th scanty ,atr; !, -m tiltM
hero to tell you that her 'yes' norrt
nieaut 'no.' "Chicago New.
I lf0 Reward. IO0.
Th. refUrsot ihlsr..r wilt lie laatl U
l.ain thai ili.r. k.i least out diaadiKl dliaM
ha. Iu all. lo rura lu all Ha
Think Moan liiluel.,.,.
An English writer assert, n... .. !'.!':"( ."" Hall's r.t.rt
p.,.,,!,.,, . ., , . " ,"in-.Mnr iwiiiii run auuwn lo in
cmgllsll puoill hav. urtl. ,.., ' ine-llral It alerullv. I .i.rrh ii... n.
Stud lihvslcallv lu......... ... .. . . i '""'al disw, rniulre. a eouitltuikoial tr..t-
.,, ." , -.-m.ui ine too rr-!ii"iii lull si ai.irht ur.i.iat.iiluiaruallr,
. - ... u "v j . winy.
say, ar too clean
us a natural oil i
make It .,,r.,.u .. ' '" a.i,ti, ,
- w naa our t in t"l'fisu,rs hat. so inn. h i.
removing this oil with loan In enn ! i"'""" "' nr nr on iiiiii.ir.d iHdlsrt
secuence. w. sr. lor. Z, Jl! 'Kif r.i1 w "" w
cold to rheum,n, tlld , , .i,..., k. J. H.gNkt A C0.,Toldo,0.
Usil'i Kamily I'llli ara the bast
oap. Th ICnirllsh ha "'" '"''Ir uin th. I.. and mueous
nil. 1 h .reator gart J'iiidii.,o -l m -n-.,, ami nvim iha ia
to protect tin a,.i ..... "'iisitt ir l-aiidiu n. e..ii.iuuif..u
. 11 '"sMi.tiii. uaiur. lu ,r.l, lis wurk. Th
pas our lima l"l'fitu,rs hat. , murh l.iih In U curatlv
M - .IT"' .8"'P 0I,m,, ""' ,,rB
th. .kin. aod disease enter, with ease
Th Huwntrodd.n.
said the man with th
"Itemeinber,"
red face and anar v
will turn." ' ' " won"
"Well," answered th eot.i i.i........
citizen, "let him. About .it .i.
fort the average worm u.i. i. . ........'
bi wrlggle'-Washlnirton Mtite
.... Pr' Oplnlniti
No. ma'am," said the hobo who wa
figuring on a ,d1)ut ,!., 00
"'Klar tramp. 1 n-,u Wor
years ergo, but inn ship got wreikt au'
I wus wuahed ashore,"
"And It's a safe bet.' retorted tli
niiayinpalhetlf) female, UlIlt u0
neon wnabed since."
P. N.U.
Na. J0-l04.
WHW wrttlnv to ads.rtls.ra plaaaal
mentlua till papar. I
Ten Year Ago.
Francois Bsdi-sOarnot, Pruldant ot
th ITrcnch Republic, waa aalnatd
In Lyons by Oesar Giovanni Santo.
Id. Oaalmlr-Porler waa elected Pres
ident of th Republic of France to auo
ceed the murdered Caraot
Th trial of Prsndergast, murdsrw
of Carter H. Harrison, to dtarmln his
sanity was commtneed In Chicago.
IM..., u f ni.i., "'l;'ioliidlnth.lllrii.h.
r..lr.,uuil.,n i7, lhu.,S. l' I" "ah. Tl I-iiimIui
eat at oiALaei rr-Vi.,;,:.t "A"""' "' '
"lrl (I i,,,, ,J j
.u-qhhi ba.
VWatTLAKi aa.au vu,
" , " "'.ill sunn.
furll.ua, O,., tj.au Aa
RUSSELL "gin&Ebs
s'Vs High Grade
Hs Machinery
The A. H. Averill Machinery Co.
Portland, orwion.
Writ. W Caiahigu, and Pries.