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Newspaper Page TextA lor Spot.. "Woodby tells me be ha been working on hta family tree of labs." "Ye, It seems to keep him pretty "Bather complicated work, eh r "Yea; I believe he discovered a hangman'e noose on one of the brtnehes and he's having some trou ble sawing It off-Phlladclphla Trena. Rachel "Here 1( your rlug, Solo mon. I cun never marry you. for I love another." Solomon "Vere lie Je man you '"Heavens! Tou won't kill him, will your' "No, bnt I Till aell him d ring shear." Tale. The more we know of our Ills, the easier and sooner relief will come. Pains and aches of the flesh, Joints and muscles are Rheumatic fc. The mission of the Old-Monk-Cure St. Jacobs Oil Is to cure, and the world know It does tt safely and surely. Fric. S5o- 50c CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Portland Trade Directory Names and Addresses In Portland of Repre sentative Business firms. PHOTO HVPPLIKS: KtvlMk d-TfirtlnsTinl print in; wn.c for prlev. WomiarU. C'Urto Co. MMUG LANT KKXS Welnttr Co., Fortianl. ELASTIC HO-IKRY: SoFP-wten. BrarM-. Knit to "U : fre meaauiviutui b.unka : VooirU, . larke. BOnSRttormll klMs for sal at very rewonsble TRTSSF8 w-tU on a;p-ovat: rianitt fli In nioai otiocuifc csv. " vt-n , ARTIFICIAL KYKS: y-ry b1f and shAy: a onueoi wut no apiruvii; VyAiwi, Ciarka to CHKAM SEPARATOR Wa Btiannt? lh V.H, . ....,t U'ritu fur !. rials (W. r-para w iuur m- -'. ---- - HajaciaiXMl C i- uin ana ua-u HEVSCIXTHINO Fuffam A Pm-Ntton. sole Ub i Alirti .Jatnvn cuiwt cMtt Kv-r-thtnfc la nun's fiiru niuoK. Horriauu iJul Sixib alruta llllliil,t imaLllif 11 ta. FREE LAND IN iklviX n"ler th Car- Irrt- araltrtn av.'t I hte-il li rtsl from al. U nt lOday. Jtonttl' and map Irw. H. S. Cuuta -'- 1 Aider strait, I'ortiaid, On;iju, POCLTRT FOOD If yon ant y"nr h'-ns to 'ay mr ari.'S writ vn foi fr- i-arUeuUrs arui Jf- RI.NA roCLTKY EKJJs Actus MUis Co., PortlanO. Or-Koa. TAILORS Co'HmblaWooin Mills Co.. P-rtUnd, Or. I.Atitt uyie.'l.jtli-s mai lo rm-svure eh..p. Ctor"(l naurTji'rit syntcio inaurw pexrxt tit. Write for frve swaiD.'et! bad price. PIANOS A ORfiASH OM'SI I'luno hrjuw on Pi ride nat. Oman ami Piano on wht payment), Wr.l fur 1 an. lt aawo'tt! you a prut;. Alien A tillbert-Kaumker Co PjiUi;d. Ureuo. Oregon Herhs HpJfip for all KiJnT and liliwlcipr troubfs. i-urtu jiA'.iv (t r-. mora-. 1 nai ii fwrn try mail fur 10c in munpa. Stinl today. Hnman nalrGoot Swith, Forcptuloars. Men1 Toup sand quaiuy ; luwtmt pri Mid fur trve DrU:e I St: mat! ornrs a sp-:ta: Pans Hair Hur, ' Waf.hiniiiri t. Kt 1 rSJLICSEBS a f a WN WTi')' BY ALLTHE BEST BE.ALs.K5 A. J. TOWIR CO. ESTASLUHEP 1836 - S0670H HLW VOBfv CHICAGO TOW! 0A51( CO.lwtTOfO!!TO. OTrfBrmWiffl sM MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS FaRtMt, t1fhtt and lron.rit Hlump I'utlnt ea th marktiL 11' lire po--r on '.urn bwni with two huroM. Wriialor ayscripuv cauu aud prloaa. r.; - . " : : RHIERSON MACHINCWY CO. Feet el Morrison Street Portland, Orejoo rSEED. Vksta aiiirft a vMA of QtmntltT &n1 eiiaJilr- when vxir inun-r T.iaot-a rerry'i, lby wtrro tl b-rt on ib markt.bntther have ltirjv lnc vr tr.. We ai Mtf-iii m Anwat Mild VuJf ttil HiHlfl. llOSfH4. rt Aiii:unl,i-'tutifij!ymua- traid, rr lo ft.itt, i1IcidUs, Q. M. FERRY ft CO,, Detroit, Mich. or. u. bee wo WONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT Thli wnnibrrul 'al nane Pur In raUid grt-at bcaiiai be cif i pMOfle wlHiout ofittra Hun that art given up to (lie. Iff ctirim with tJif wondt'cfiil (J hi nt ee beruii, ruoii, ImhIb, barks and VKkelabit-H tli at are entln-'y un known to mttllral scf- fiine In thl c multy, Thro-ix I llit lit Ol Unit burmlfss r'uttiii"ai lliis iHiiumi iiu-ior kno-vn the act tou of over W) diftertni ruiiifdlfM whl'h h su(M:4wl'ully ii l'i diittTf'Bi dints, ifu fiuarunu bttjcurcu arfli. uAthina, Iuhk, ilir at, rliruiaa'lriiu, nt-rvoinui-Hi, ntoiiiawli, )-r; kd ni'ye, etc.; bai burilr-lt tt tt-tUiimmist! tharKM mmlrratf. Cull ard run liim. Fat I" m out of the city wi-1t lor hiankr and r rculun. tteadaiamp. COmL L'l'A rioN F.tKti.. Udren THE C. CEE W9 CKIXECE MEDICINE CO 162'i rirst St., S. f. Cor. Morrison Mention paper. PORTLAND, OREGON. in WHtU U Kit lAILt. Couttb byrup, 'J khuhi wuua. it. Sold pr (injk-tfl.tH. aiiiijavipM.ii ywjj'"'-! ?;4ia!?l'vSk II 1 . r.vrr 1 C.1 Itilln Hood's Sarsaparilla Purines, enriches and rvitalli tb blood and builds up the whole lyitvm. It radically and permanently turos all blood dtaeaacs, from pimples to scrofula. It Is the best constitutional n-medy for ca tarrh, rlieuniatlnui and dyspcpila. There Is no time of year when It Is not more widely useful than any othur medlclue. These statements are confirmed daily by cured ami grateful men and women. Over W.O0O testimonials In the last two years an uuequalcd, unapproaohed reeord I . Now put up In tablets. M well as usual Uo.uid form. 100 Uoses Uns Dollar. Not " Ka,jr Matter. Those ahoee will be all right," said the salesman, -anor you uae them broken in." ino yuuuK "" who had been hesitating betwien that pair and one a alze larger, too tue salcaman'a word for It, and purvhaatni the ahoea. A week later ne came back to the etore with a percepUble ""P. ....... 'I wish yon"d etreten mese anoea. he said. "They hurt my teet mm- llaven't you got tnera oroaen in yet?" asked the salesman. "Oh, yea" earn me youim mu. "The trouble Is that I cant get my feet broken In." Ti.'a run w a wood coueh ajedlclne. It has cured ronphs and colds for lorty years. At druypiiits. a cents. Wa Too Hoaiest. Ilonesty la one of the leading prin ciples taught In the puunc sonoois, and the teachers begin early to Ira press the value of this trait In charac ter on the minds of the youngest pu pils. A South Chicago teacher had a pupil who gave her much sorrow Dy his unfortunate habit of fibbing on every possible occasion. One day ahe ' kept him after school ana gave mm a eerlous lancing to. juji al ; the life of George Washington." abeinuai lots 0f $700,000,000 directly an 1,1. "he couldn't tell a He." "Huh." j traceable to insect pests. From W. 6. remarked the unregenrrate youth, "what was the matter with hlmr mn Permanently Cared. Koflto or nervousness 0 after nrstdnr'enseofDr.KlloesilPHUNerT. J....'rr. Send for Free2trUlboM!endtr-MW Dr. H. H. Kiln, UJ-, Ml Arch St. l'uUailelphla, !'. Not ar Him. "It's really distressing to think." said the wealthy Mr. frarrasy, "tnat many very common and Ignorant peo ple will be admitted to heaven." "Well, replied Mr. tutting, "mar. needn't worry you." l'hlladelpnla rresa. Mothers will And Mrs. Winslow'i Soothing Fyrup tho best remedy tons for their children during the teething period. Hla Mala Fault. "But why should you worry over your son?" said the Incubator drum mer. "You said he was cut out for;teraj gn(1 rlI p08t loem mvself, something great" "That's Just the trouble." sighed the old farmer. "He Is so slow that ev ery time he gets an opportunity some body Jumps ahead an" cuts him out" Deafness Cannot Be Cured br ltxal applications as they cannot reach the diwajtJ i-oriiun ot the ear. '1 tiers Uoiilyone way to cure dea nts. and that la by e-jiuutu tiotial remedies, icafutis u rtuii a by ea in tlamril erudition ol the laueoui lining of the Eu-taehian Tut. When this tube i fnliamed f oil have a rumbling sound or imperfect har tig, and whm It it euti'-ely close-1, beainess is the result, and mil us the intiaminauuu can t-e taken out and this tube re -to red to lis normal condition, heariue; will be d?stroyed forever; n.ncaeaoutof ten ere caused by Catarrh, wbich is noiMntr but an iniiamcd condition of thtrmurout lunaf. We will (rive One Hundred Dollars for any ease of Iitafns (caused by catarrh) that can not t cured by U ail's c atari n Cure, bend tor circulars, free. K. J. CHENEY dt CO., Toledo, 0. Fold by Irnggli. T5c. iia.l' l amiiy ttlis are the best. Coold Not Trnat Him. After a wordy argument in which neither scored two Irishmen decided to fight It out It was agreed, says the Washington Post that when either said "I've enough" the fight should cease. After they had been at It about ten minutes one of them fell, and Imme diately yelled, "Enough, I've enough"' But bis opponent kept on pounding blm until a man who was watching them said: "Why don't you let him op? He says he's got enough." "I know he says so," said the vic tor, between punches, "but he's such a liar you can't believe a word he says!" fiHEUMi BODY RACKED No other bodily suffering is equal matism. wnen ine poisons ana acias, vrn; trenched in the blood there is hardly any fected. The muscles become sore and drt1 the joints inflame and swell, the bones agony, and the entire body is racked with j by indigestion, stomach troubles, torpid Li inactive state of the system. The refui through nature's avenues is left to sour ar poisons which are absorbed into the bloi ail anice. in some cases it takes a wandering form ; it may be in the arms or legs one day and in the Bhoulders, feet, hands, back or other parts of the body the next. Others Buffer more seriously, and are never free from pain. The uric acid and iither irritating substances find lodge ment in the muscles and joints and as these deposits Increase the mus cles become stiff and the joints locked and immovable. It matters toot In what form tlie disease may be the cause is always the same a sour, acid condition of the blood. This vital stream has lost its purity and freshness, and instead of nourish ing and feeding the different parts With health-giving properties, it fills them with the acids and salts of this) painful and far-reaching disease. The cold and dampness of Winter always intensify the pahis of Rheumatism, and the sufferer to get relief from the agony, nibs the affected parts with liniments, oils, lotions, etc., or use plasters and other home remedies. These are desirable because they give temporary ease and comfort but have no effect on the real trouble which is in the blood and beyond the reach of such treatment. S. S. S. is the best rem PURELY VEGETABLE. excited nerves, reduces the inflammation, dissolves the deposits infhe joints, relieves all pain and completely cures this distressing disease. S. S. S. is a certain cure for Rheumatism in any form j Muscular, Inflammatory, Articu. lar or Sciatic. Special book on the disease and any medical advice, without charge, to all who write, jug SWIFT SPCMG CO ATLANTA, CJU Itooka Wrltlrai IB I'rlsn". A publisher was talking ubout Oaonr WlUloa at range book. "lo rrofumlls," with ll pathetic decora t Urn of a bird licntltg Its wlnga agalust the bare of a cell. "Wilde's la not the first good boo, to have been wrltteu lu Jail," he aald. "Jail. In fact, eeeuie to be a good place to write books In. Literary men sur pass themselves there. "Johu liunyan wrote Tllgrim'a lrog ress" In Jail. "Cervantes wrote 'Don Quixote In prison. "lefo laid the plans for Ronlnsou Crusoe" during a term of confinement linpoatHl ou hliu for tlie writing of a pamphlet called The Shortest Way with tho IXsaenteni.' "Leigh Hunt wrote 'Blmlul" In Jail. Sir Walter Raleigh, during hla four teen year' Imprisonment in the tower of London, wrote hla excellent 'History of the World.' "Silvio relllco and Tasso both did their best work lu Jail." Losses From Insect Pests. C. L. Marlatt, of the Department of Agriculture in Washington, has pre pared a statement as to the loss by in sect pests in the United States each year. Lie notes that the losses each year in all the plant products ot the soil, both in the groaing and in the stored state, together with those in live stock, exceed the entire expendi ture ol the national government, in cluding the pension roll and the main tenance of the at my and the navy. Placing the value of these products at $5,000,000,000, per year, he notes an annual shrinkage due to insect pests ol fully 10 per cent in many cases of 60 per cent; bnt at 10 per cent, $500,000, 000 is "the minimum yearly tax which inMct, ieTV npon the producta ol the loss to i.,m.n This due. not include farm products in etoiage, $100,000,000; or to nRtural forest and food pro lucte. alao $iuu,uuu,uuu; mating a tuiai u- Harwotxl's "Saving California's Fruit Crops," in the February Centry. A Good Chek. As hs took off his coat his wife said to him gently: "Tou remember those eight letters I gave yon to post three days ago?" He started. "Yes. I I remember." "Hut yon dldu't remember to mall them, did you?" she said eweetly. "No, I didn't How did you And It outr "Among them," she explained, "was a postal card addressed to myself. Since It didn't reach me, I knew you hadn't posted my mall. I shall always use this scheme In future. It only costs a cent, and It makes an excellent check on you. Now give me my let- At Least m Help. "Cncle David" was an Oldtown character, some of whose sayings have been put into black and white by Mr. Norton In hla "Sketches" of that vicinity. David used to run rafts of lumber down the Feuohscot, and was wont to beast that he "always sold to one man, and when he didn't sell to him, he sold to somebody else." One day Cncle David was standing on the river bank when a stern-wheel steamboat passed. He gazed long and thoughtfully at the vessel, and tbeu, turning to a bystander, said. In a tone of deep conviction: "That wheel Is a great sarvlce to that boat" Mat a Lll.B. "Our English cousins," remarked the woman who has Just returned from the land of John Hull, "do not wait until the arrival of Hallowe'en to become interested lu the tasty and bu trlt!o.JS nut. I was particularly lm press'jr cobiiy large: eon i the n wera , HclorJ a aa leave tlierd fro ml landi cert; her ! to t5 Aont flftn years ago I had a asver attack of Rheumatism and could not work with any satisfaction. My less won. badly swollen, and drawn ao I could scarcoly walk. Z tried many rem ediea but could ast no rML 1 waa iln. ally recommended to try B, 8. B. and it soon cursd m sound and wall. I am now 74 yeara old and bay never had any return of th trouble, JOSEPH PBOMX BAWLST, ' Sox 104. Aurora, 111. Sometime auo I ti1 Shaamatlsm and bad to guit work. I'll pains In my back and betwann my ahouidara waa ao in tense I could not roat or alMp. I triad evnrythiiitr but nothin- did me any good till I heard of and took 8. B. 8. This medicine cured cue lou&d and well. Zt purl lied my blood and made we feel like a new man, CONEAD LOHH, Anderson, Ind. 123 E. 19th St. edy for Rheumatism, It goes into the blood and attacks the disease at its head, and by neutralizing and driving out the acids and building up the thin, sour blood it cures the disease permanently. While cleansing tlie blood S. S. S. tones up the stomach, digestion and every other part of the system, soothes the IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF ' Monday, January 20. Washington, Jan. 2M. -The Chinese boycott and the. administration o( the (orest reserves divided the attcutiou o( the senate today. The Chinese ques tion came up in connection with a reso lution of Tillman, directing an investi gation by th committee on Ininiigra- tiou. Tillman nioUilled Hie resoiutiou by omitting the major portion of the preamble, and, alter considerable dis cussion, It was remrroa to tue euimim- tee on contingent expenses. lleybum raised the question regard I mr the rtwetvation ol foivsts. He sharply criticised the methods ol the Foreetrv bureau aim cuargen u witn maintaining a press bureau for the pur pose ol attacking him. lie declined, however, to hold the president respon sible (or thia course, lie said that the conree was calculated to retard the de velopment o( the West. Washington, Jan. 2l. What is con sidered a strike at tho railroads was taken by the house today in the adop tion ol a leeolution calling on the pres ident to furninh information aa to the existence of an agreement, in violation ol the interstate commerce law, among the Pennsylvania, Baltimore A Ohio, Norfolk A Western, Chesapeake A Ohio, Ohio A Northern Central and Philadelphia, Baltimore A Washington railroad companies. Opposition to the resolution did not develop until alter it had been declared adopted by the speaker. At this point alaell, ol Pennsylvania, moved to re.-onsiiler. This motion was laid on the table with the aid of 87 Republican votes united with the iKjmocratB, under a role which makes it impossible to recon sider the resolution without a two thirds vote of the honso. Saturday, January 27. Washington, Jan. 27. In a session of two hours today the house pawed the urgent deficiency appropriation bill, carrying (15,216,103, incorporated in which is provision that the eight hour law shall not apply to alien labor ers on the Pauama c.masl. In addition it passed 262 private pension bills and read the Mann general bridge bill, making it the unfinished business for Mondav. Chairman Hepbnrn today reported to the honse hia railroad rate bill with the favorable recommemla'ion of the entire committee. The bill will come up next week. Friday, dan. 28. Washington, Jan. 26. The first at tempt at filibimtering during this ees sion occurred in the hotisn ttxlay on a Democratic endeavor to de'eat the pro vision of the urirent deficiency bill walvins the eight-hour law for foreign laborers on the Panama canal. Tho amendment was placed in the hill in committee of the whole alter the houee had divided many times on every pre text which Williams could rnnke the caufe for a vote. When the bill whs finally finished, late iu the day, a de mand lor a separate vote and roll-call on that amendment was made and or dered, at which time the house ad journed. The vote will occur tomor row. The amendment was ruled ont of the bill on a point ol order on Tues dsv. and IU insertion today was effect ed under the provisions of a special rule brought in from the rules com mittee lor the purpose. The only other controversy of the day resulted from an attempt to increase hy $1 15,000 the amount lor meat ingpec tion by the department ol Agriculture This increane was refused after an ani mated debate. Thursday, January 25 diington, Jan. 25. The house I the statehood bill according to lie today. The Republican oppo. (pent its entire force yesterday no effort was made to defeat the n its final paisajje, only S3 ot the irgents" voting against it. The paused by the vote ol H4 to 150. 'bat which prweded this vole at 11 o'clock and was practically eless so far as any hope was en mil ol c hanging the measure in iiflitest degree. i bill as nai-s'-d provides that Ok- oa and the Indian Territory shall Itute one state under the name of homa, and that Arizona and New i:o shall constitute a stale under lame Arizona. Hhonld the terms dmission lie ratified by the resi . of the two lorrner territorites, respective state constitutions contain clauses prohibiting the Wants Philippine Secretary, anila, Jan. 23. T. If. I'aido do ra has resigned his position as a iberoltho United States Philip commision, assigning as a reason telief that the Filipinos should i a portfolio, II it resignation has , ed an opportunity for one of his colieagnes to express a desire that in the future there be a nhpinodelesate in congress. Comniissioner Mo is re ceiving thousand of congratulations on his appoinnient as governor, wliich is nniversally approved, thoigli many re gret the transfe.r of ex-Oovernor Wright. Trade With Rufa. Washington, Jan. !!(). Trade of the United States with Kussia, including the Asiatic part, during the lis si year of Hi05as 'Wn by the record of the bureau of HUitietirs of the department ol Commerce and I.alior, amounted to 28,800,000, of which $11 800,000 rep-, resented imports into the United Htates and 117,000,000 the exports of the United States 'o Kuns'a. Tlie figures are somewhat lower than the figures for the preceding year, when the total trade figures were in excess of f 31, 300, 000. . Will Test Dry Farming. Washington, Jan. 31. While tho de partment of Agriculture does not deny three Is merit in what is known as the Campbell system of dry fainting and while it is willing that all credit for that comparatively new system shall go to its instigator, there is a strong belief in the minds of irrigation oflicials of that department that the system should lie carefully studied by the government in order that its limits ions as well aa its benefits may be discovered. sale of Intoxicating liquors and plural marriages. The constitution of Arlsona must prohibit the sale of Honor to In dians forever and that ol Oklahoma lor 21 years. There are many other stipu lations concerning schools, courts and political iibdivislona of the proposed new state. Washington, Jan. 25. The foreign affairs of the United Mates continued to hold the attention ol the te nale to day, the Moroccan and Dominican mat ter's being Immediately at issue. Money was the principal speaker aud ho talked lor over two hours in opposition to the course of the administration with rel ereuce to both Santo lmiiugo and Mo rocco, lie contended that there was dauger of becoming Involved unneces sarily in the affairs o! other countries by participation In the Algeclras con forence and that this country was not enfllclently concerned with the condui t ol affairs in Santo Domingo to justify our course In that island, lie also took the position that the president had transcended his authority there. Hey burn spuke in support ol the annexa tion of Santo Domingo. Wednesday, Jaunary 24. Washington, Jan. 24. When the smoke of the liveliest legislative battle of tho seeslnn had cleared up in the house Unlay, Speaker Cannon aud his organisation were In complete eoiuroi aud the joint statehood program ol tlie ilministiation had been adopted. Previous to tho vote the debate on the rule had proceeded under high ten sion. The speeches wore short but the word uttered were hot and lull ol s'.ing. The rule adopted provides that tue hill granting statehood lo Oklahoma and the Indian Territory as "Oklaho ma," and Arisona and New Mexico aa Arisona." should bo debated until ;i o'clock tomorrow and then voted on without opportunity (r debate. H limiae adlourned at 6:30 o'clock, alter agreeing to meet at 1 1 o'clock tomor row. Washington, Jan. 24. Mr. Lodge today presented iu the senate the pul icy of the administration In tlie mauer ol the Algi-ciras conference over tlie Morocco and also with reference lo Santo Doinituio. lie defended the course 01 the presnieiii in ixnn in stances, contending thai our represent ation at the Moroccan conference was essential to the protection ol American commercial interests and that only hy the course pursued in Santo Domingo could foreign nations 1 prevented from seising the custom houses of thai coun try and securing a position tlire winch might threaten tlie approaches w tue Panama canal. Tuesday, January 23. Waehington. Jan 23. For more than three hours today rlpooner occupied the time ol the senate in explanation ami defense of the course of tlie nduiinU tration relative to tho Moroccan con forence at Aleeciras, Hnain, and in con nection wilh Santo Domingo. The ItT h was delivered lo crowded gal leries and to a well tilled senate, ar.d received carolul attention throughout. Washington, Jan. 23. The eight- hour law cannot be abrogated for work on the Panama canal and canal com missioners csnnot receive additional compensation beside their salaries as eomminiiiohen. These two changes In the urgent deficiency appropriation bill now under consideration by the house was the net result of today's session Innnmrahla amendments seeking to perfect the bill as to canal ground ptir chases, purchases of coal for the navy etc., consumed time in discission, lilt met defeat when a vote was taken When tlie set-slou elided, about hall o the bill had been considered, I' wf be laid aside tomorrow, when the state hood bill is to lie brought in and to have the right of way until disposed of Unite on Rate Bill. Washington, Jan. 23. After a con forence lasting all the afternoon, the house committee on interstate and lor eign commerce today agreed upon a rate bill to be known as the Hepburn bill, and lo be reported to trie house with tho unanimous recnmendation of the 1H numbers of the committee.. It the main the bill is the original Hep. barn bill, but a number of concessions were made to the Democrats, and their i lens as set forth In the Davey bill were freely incorporated in the perfected measure. Light on Boycott. Washington, Jan. 31 The senate will begin the week with the considera tion ol tho Chinese boycott. The nuesJ tion will come op in connection with a resolution offered last week by Henator Tillman, directing the committee on immigration to Inventigate the reports concerning Chinese opposition to Amer ican manufactures. When the (inestion was presented Mr, Tillman asked for immediate consideration, but Mr. A Id rich objected. It is understood that he and other Republican senator dislike the preamble to the resolution. Names Three Ambassadors. Washington, Jan. 23 The president today sent the following nominations to the senate: Ambassadors extraordi nary and plenipotentiary I.ulte E. Wright, TuiniesH(H), to Japan; David K. Thompson, Nebraska, to Mexico; T.loyd C. (iriiicoiii, Pennsylvania, to lSrav.il ; governor giinoral ol tho Philippine islands, Henry Clay Me, Vermont; vice governor of the Philippines, James K. Hmith, California; assistant attor ney general, Joeiah A. VanorHilell, Wy oming; postmaster, Charles A, Berg, at Livingston, Montana. Irrigation Engineers Confer. Washington, Jan. 22. Irrlgntlon en gineers ol the department of Agricul ture, nndor the direction of Klwood Mead, are in conference in Washington to outline tlie work for the corning sea son. A. P. mover, of Oregon, and II O. Kaschbacher, of Idaho, are attond Ing trie meeting. Tbene engineers are not connected with the Reclamation service, hut make a special study ol water resources, the use of water and drainage problems. "Tula oil of lemon," siild the spice mr.diniit. "la an oxoulalte thing. It la hand pressed pressed by bund out of lemon rlud. Union it" The odor Of the clear oil suggesteu sunlit lemon groves miles lu extent on mountainside overlooking tue oiue so. I'll tell you how the oil or lemon is extracted." he said. "A man sua wan sponge In one hand and piece of fresh lemon pool lu the otner. lie presses me pcei egniuai u ivi,.-, giving It finally certain difficult and dexterous twist, and this breaks the cells In the rind, ami the on mere s only a half drop of It comes reluc tantly out upon the sponge. "When the sponge lias taaen np toe dribbling of about a hundred rliuis, it Is wet enough lo be squeeied out An ounce or so of clear and fragrant oil them flows from It There Is no way to extract tins on within a lemon rind except oy squeea In and twisting the rind by hand. It takes the rliuis of about l.'.HX) lemons to make one pound of oil." rt.r.as. The rain fell monotonously from the gray sky, Ilk tear from s sorrow rui face. "No, Jerome McWadel No. neverr Her cruel words wrung a groan from the strong man' lips, but be was not yet daunted. "Can you uot, he falterea, -learn to love mel" No. A thousand tlui.s no," she re plied. A wild, cruel light nesuea la us eyes. And yet. he sneered, "tney aay never too old to learn." And. pausing only to select the best umbrella, ha rush) forth luto the wet cold night A rk Dar.aa. Manager Jackal (of the Jungle Uni versity eleven) We re going to let "Quill" Porcupine play half back tbla afternoon. Monkey 'OH I hesr he's a mighty flu n genius proposition. Mannger Jackal Well, be never gets sat on more than once during a game. Puck. S Ola. "Wt enjoyed your piano recital last ev.nius iniiuenaetjr, nrufesaor. "1 am (lad you did, madam. I n unable to b preirtit mjrm, en arcounl of an aei'ld.iit, but a hrothsr artist kind' ly fllltd tlis namsiit for mt. StnJ postal for " "Book of Frtsents " Send for KC right a way. It's purer and more efficient than any Bak- i ing Powder that costs three times as much. 25 ot. for 25c. Allgroent 18 YEARS HtRC A (li 'Mil !iill Wf.rK a't Ih.Mritr - thai I th- f.-".T.I (t f r. W A Wlm lur. UhiUhiiiwMt ari rttrt rt-rt i urn CotnlM'ifttt it (x-rlunu tli ntmt lttri(irii lutal "(""tail'ti,!. H,t itt'trr lUi tutiuisi q( tU w r, U,mr U a (it Utr lo l U WISS BROS., DENTISTS tilt. II. A. MTHIiKVANT. HlwlallM IB Cltlt'lr.n'. 'l .vtlt nnl H.ulaUnc. r.Minr Itlils., Tn'r-1 W'K.trttvota Mi I. n.. ui . j. ui. HiiieUr. v iu li. Ma J'.i Wwl Dow ea WitU, iti Mwlkly fir -..oil fcai stl faa UN. W. A. MrllC Grandfather's Cure for Constipation REAT medicine, the Saw buck. Two hours a day sawing wood will keen anyone's Bowels ri-gular. No need of pills, Cathartics, Castor Oil nor "Physio," If you'll only work the Sawbuck regularly. Exercl.-.e la Nature's" Curs for Consti pation and, Ten-Mile walk will do, II you haven't got a wood pile. But, If you wll lake your Exorcise In an Easy Chair, ihero'a only one way to do that, and make a Success of It, Because, there's only one kind of Artificial Exercise for the Bowels and lis name Is "CASCARETS," Caacarels are the only means lo exer cise the Bowel Muscles, wllhoul work. They don't Purge, Crlpe, nor "upset your Stomach," because, they don't act Ilka Cathartics. They don't flush out your Eoweto and For Lung Troubles Ayer' Cherry Pectoral cer talnly euro coughs, colds, bronchltls.consumptlon. And It certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know It is true. And your own doctor will say so. Mr Mla be, had a t.erlbl. aonsti. I IrM S.rilium t ml. Iimi ' l' ' "l" aniil ,,i s. .. h.n.r. ...4 a. .iaii i..r...l u," 1 1 In w. Wilbur "."-as. S lasts, Aiwa, U AIM Bl.n . aim amalwiiinri ml IMAAI(UA, fill. hais viaoa. rxvers - Keep tlie bowol ronutr wl'h Ayer a Pille and thua hasten recover. rtaWblna It la." Whan Mr. Morse, sfier a laps tj thirty year, met her old schoolmate, Mrs. tiraUnm, In the guise of a sum mer visitor to AldersDeld, she made up her in tod lo one thing: I Jdta li re turn's measure of worldly prosperity bsd been large, but not for on mo ment would Mary Ann Morao allow her 1o feel "set up." It was with the Intention of retim ing any possible pride that might be lurk ing behind t.jdla Uraham'e placid countenance tbul Mrs. Mora held her off at arm' length when the first af-f.-ctlonal greeting had bU ex changed. "How fat you've grown. T.ydilyt" said Mary Ann Morse, holding her lit tle rigure erect as a smalt, SUIT tree. Mrs. ti rutin in smiled contentedly, snd Mrs Morse saw that her thrust had done no lisroi. "And yet-aiid jet you'r wrinkled In spite of It." said this determined old M I; and then ah gav l.ydla Graham's Ouslird checks a coiisulliig kiss. P. tt. U. N. S O ll'MHSf wvllla swtrMr If aii.u.a inn iir, Do you know the secret of the Wave Circle? Wonderful! Don't deby. another day! Jaques flfc. Co. Chicago Intestines with a costly wM ef Dtcrstlv Juice, aa Sain, CMlor Oil. Calomel, Jal.ip, or Aperient Waters, always do. No, Caiicnteli strengthen aud stimu late the Powe.l Muscle Instead. Tliciia sio tl,s Muscles thai line he Food auees and that lighten up when Food touches Ihem, thus dilvu.tf Dial Food on to its fiiiLh. They are the Muacles that turn Food Into Strength thrui.fli Nutrition. Well, a Cascoret ads on your Bowel Musolea aa If you had just Sawed a oord of wood, or walked len miles. That's why Cascarels are safe to take continuously In health; and out ol health. because they move the Food Naturally, dlgullng It without wasls of tomorrow's Castrlo Juice. They thus work all ths Nutrition out of It bofora II decays, The thin, flat, Ten Cent bos Is made lo fit your Vest pocket, or "My Lady's" Purse. Carry it constantly with you snd take a Caacurol whenever you" susr-cl you need one. Thus you will ward off Appendicitis Constipation, Indigestion, and other things besides. DruEclsis 10 Cents a Box. Bo very careful lo pel the 0enulnet made only by the Sterling Remedy Com pany and never sold hi bulk. Every tab let stamped " CCC." rrr ritEE to. otnx rnicNDtt V7e wnnt to lend to our frl.nrt a twjotlfnl fr.'iith-dr.ljNi;,!. tiULI) I'LAlliU IIIINIHIN BOX, nird-eiaiiitld In culms. It Is a k.-aiily fur Hie drfisiilnif t.ilile. Trn cents; In tampB it asked as niMsumol fr (jiili suit tocnviircnttotCMUirtls, with whlth fnls Oiliily trlnk't m lusilcd. 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