II 11 " 111 . - ' ' """"""""
rr , . w. ... b t b i b
Is; et;tniTi!i if Jou take Hood s tvirsapunlla.
in ''iThi grait -medicine cures those eruptions,
V pimples nnd btnls that appear at all seasons;
; cures scrofula sores, salt rheum or--eczema;.
adapts itself equally wll to, and also cures, dys
' pepsia and all stomach troubles; cures rheu
' niatiam and catarrh; cures nervous troubles,
debility aud that tired feeling.
araataba-Fnr tho who prr-for mtdicln In tatj-
let form, llKKi Sr)rlll i now put up in choeo- Mtv f. r Trtr. Hnrlingten. V
latd tablet called Srslla. as well u in th tuual utl , the curwi of ln.i furtn.
liquid form. SaiKaiaba hav i.lentirally tho atn wU to do iit o mil" lionlili a. do It
.utiv. proper.!. a th. liquid form, bile. oceu- J.SKftiJ.'SS:
rtrr of dose, eonvenienp. economy. no lo by evap- (K ,)wp hhxI Srmwr(llii nnvo
oration, bn-akae. or Icakac. lrueiiistt or promptly aiittlt. nturl slm-n. iwrtoet Irnalta.
kyniaiL C. I. Hood Co.. Lowell. Maaa. urwuilh to Jo all mjr work. '
GrARaXTKED under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, VX6. 2o. 324.
11c gllraee Him.
"The corporations must be cr-r-rush-ed!"
roared the candidate.
"Ilold on," shouted man to the pil
leiy, "you yourself are a stockholder
in at least three corporations that I
know about"
The candidate frowned darkly.
"Well," be cried, "If there were no
stockholders there wouldn't be any cor
porations." "I admit It," shouted the man la the
gallery.
"And If there were no corporations
they couldn't be crushed, could they 7"
With a withering glance at the man
In the gallery the candidate resumed
his argument Cleveland Data Deal-
Better taaa Djrtasr.
When the drunken tramp tried to
steal a valise from the Santa Fe train
at Holliday a few nights ago he caused
panic aniens; the passengers. In the
quiet Interval that followed the Bring
of the first shot a woman In the cUair
car threw her arms around her hus
band's neck and wailed:
"Oh, John, let's die tosether."
"Oh, shucks" responded the prosy
husband, "let's get down behind the
seat" Kansas City Journal.
TIRED BACKS.
The kidneys have a great woik to do
in keeping the blood pure. hen tuey
get out of older it
causes backache, head
aches, dizzinere, lan
guor and distressing
nnrinary troubles.
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Mrs. S. A. Moore,
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CATARRH
AND SYSTEM DISORDERED
4
Catarrh is not merely an, inflammation of the tissues of the head and
throat, as the symptoms cf ringing; noises la the ears, mucous dropping back
into the throat, continual hawking and spitting, etc., would seem to indi
cate ; it is a blood disease in which the entire circulation and the greater
part of the system are involved. Catarrh is due to the presence of an excess
cf nric acid in the blood. The Liver, Kidneys and Bowels frequently be
come torpid and dull in their action and instead of carrying off the refuse
and waste of the body, leave it to sour and form nric acid in the system.
This is taken up hf the blood and through its circulation distributed to all
parts of the system. These impurities in the blood irritate and inflame
the different membranes and tissues of the body, and the contracting
f a cold will 6tart the secretions and other disgusting and disagreeable
symptoms of Catarrh. As the blood goes to all parts of the body the ca
tarrhal poison affects all parts of the system. The head has a tight, full
feeling, nose continually stopped np, pains above the eyes, slight fever
comes and goes, the stomach ii upset and the entire system disordered and
I had Catarrh fo, ahout fifteen ,S WaSte f
7ara, and no man could have time to try to cure Catarrh with sprays,
hSldloUSjS4l,VK hes Inhalations, etc. Such treatment
suited. I then beg-an 8. S. 8., and does not reach the blood, and can, therefore,
fltftr.U&P;ZZe,?gi & nhing more than temporarily -relieve
taking- it a short walls wa cured, the discomfort of the trouble. To cure
llVilnhi Catarrh permanently the blood must be
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Good for Cold.
Bishop Olmsted of Colorado was
making a Christmas address to some
Denver children.
"Eat heartily on CbrUtiuaa day," the
bishop said, smiling. "Do full justice
to turkey, to cranberry sauce, to plum
pudding, to all the good thins. But
lou't give way to gluttony. Don't gloat
ver your Christmas dainties like a
Bala boy I used to know. This boy
said one Christmas morning: 'My. I
wish I had a cold!' "Why?" asked his
brother. Cause mother says to feed a
'Mid, and if I had one to-day, wouldn't
I feed It though!'"
Am laanlt.
"Boo-oo-hoo !" sobbed the young wid
ow.
"Don't cry, dear." said her mother.
It will not help matters any."
"B-but tbe m-miulster ln-lnsulted
me," sobbed the bereaved one.
"He did!" exclaimed the astonished
mother. "What did he say?"
"He s-said that poor J-John was
p-probably b-better off," auswereil the
y. w.
A Trat Prophet.
'Ton are going to marry him after
be has been engaged to and has Jilted
every girl In our set?"
"Yes, dear."
'Well, I always said be would get
his punishment some day." Houston
Post
BLOOD
DISEASED
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particle of the catarrhal poison from the
blood, making this vital stream pure, fresh
in tlili country. CkI
why they hold their thajiu, lit belt
any other maken.
bottom, wlilrli protrrU thu wnm-nratrnt Midi
ret.
hf f h Im- nm nuWn vt-ry wlirc.
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260 Wo ito tuv owlal eiulof
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SpoKan. Wish
COL
LET; CUBA STAY OUT
Roosevelt Is Strongly Opposed to
Annexing Republic.
TAFT MAKES HIS POLICY PUBLIC
Confer With Leaders and Prop)
tlectlon in December After
Ctniu I Taken
Havana, Aoril . The mentlwis of
the committee ol the Iii8iirmnt8, wiut
whom feetvtury Tuft arriiKel toi poiioe
in Cuba last September, haJ a eonfer
oiKe with the secretary lastinK thne
hours. Mr. Taft refuged to uive hi
viaitoia the date ot the witluiiawul of
the American troop frm Cuba.
At the close of the conference Sennns
Zavim and CJoine intornied the Awmci
aUnl I'n-es that Mr. Taft had declared
it impossible to hold elections In Cuba
until a complete census of the Island
had ten taken, which will occupy
about ti ut months. He added fiat
municipal and provincial elections
would probably 1 belli in September,
but he would not give any probable
date for the presidential eleetioi.s.
Mr. Taft i-tnferred with the member
of the committee of insurgent until
late tonitiht. The aubject diK'inwed
this morning wire gone over a second
time. The committee insittt upon
holding provincial elections at the
same time as municipal elections, mil
this is oppoaed by the conservatives, a
the provincial council elect a part of
the senate,
tieneral Ijivsnei! del Castillu railed
attention to the existciaf of a cam-
vtign for the establish nient of sn
Ainerican niotvctorate over lutw. Sir.
Taft said he was aware of this move
ment, but declared it would not affect
President Koosevelt's views, who was
determined to restoie the Cuban repub
lic as soon a ivossible. He said he
would probably recommend to Presi
dent Kooeevelt the holding of presi
dential elections in December and that
the Cubans take potstiea-ioii IU0 days
later, as prescribed in the constitution.
GETS EVERY ADVANTAGE.
Court Very Lenient While Hermann Is
on Stand.
Washington, April tf. It is expected
thut the testtiuonv of liinger Hermann
will be concluded today and that his
cro examination will then begin and
probably consume two days. Judging
from the copious notes taken by Dis
trict Attorney Maker while Hermann
has been on the stand, it Is inferred
that the defendant will have to face a
hot cross fire from the prosecution.
Hermann can never complain of the
unfairness of the ruling? of Judge Staf
ford, who Is piesiding. Munv times
yesterday when the defendant gave
rambling and evasive answers to ques
tions bv his attorney, answers that
put him in a more favorable light than
would a direct answer to the Hiterroga
tory, the court overruled objections of
the di.-tri.t attorney and admitted Her
mann s answers.
REDUCE THE LATENESS.
Western Railroads Agree to Lengthen
Schedules.
Chicago, April 9. Western railroad
official have practically decided upon
the new srheduli-s for passenger trainc
between Chicago and l'ucilic cimst
points. Schedule will not lie length
ened as much as it hub at first propos
ed, as the passenger men could not
agree to have the trains run upon
schedules which could I maintained.
If the time as now argued upon is
put into effect, the schedule of the fust-
est train from Chicago to Ios Angeles
will 1 lengthened from 71 hours and
five minutes to 72 hours; to San Fran
cisco from 69 and one-hall hours to 72;
from Chicago to Denver from 27 and
one-half hours to .'!2; from Chiiago to
the Missouri river from 13 hours and
25 minutes to 14 houis and 30 minutes.
Build Fush Cart Market House.
New York. Anril !). five tlnniHiin.l
push cart peddlers, memlxrs of the
L'riited Citizens' Peilillers' HjtveitLtinn.
are to enter into a co-operative plan fi r
oiiiiuinga large house on the lower
Kant Side. The building- will est 12.-
000,000 and will occupy an entire city
block 600x100 feet. I'latis for taising
the money have been perfwted and
architect's plans for the market house
have been completed. The building
will lie two sbirics high with a roof gar
den on ton for thft is-diHers' ehiMren.
In the floors below will be booths.
Get No txpress Frarkt.
New York, April 9. The Interstate
Oimmerce commission has held that
express companies cum not give franks
to railroad official. In an opinion giv
en to a Western railroad president to-
ilay, Interstate. Commerce Commission
er Iine said: "The law does not per
mit an express company to give trans
portation franks to the olliceis or em
ployes of railroad companies. A rail-
road president or other officer of a
railroad is as much bound by the law
limiting free transportation . as any
one.
Japan's New Policy With America
Han Francisco, April . The Call
auys today that Consul Uyeno, who rep
resents Japan in tins city, lias lieen
alleil home tiy foreign Minister Ilay-
ashi to assist in framing a new policy
tor i tie luture relation of the empire
with the CiiiUd States. It is said that
Oinsul Uyeno will sail for Japan on
Wfiinesiiay, on the liner Hongkong.
While he is away, his post will I
111 led by Matssubura, assistant con
sul.
Great Fira at Navy Yard.
Philadelphia, April 9. The joiners'
shops, one of the largest building at
the League Island navy yard, wa de
stroyed ty fire early thi morning. All
available marine and sailor were
called out to fight the flames, together
with the city lire department. The
shop was filled with paints and itlier
inllarnmahle material.
TO guiftltn" " II
Spokane Chamber of Commerce Be
gin to Boom Ih Project.
Spokane, Wash., April 8.-My '
ing public today the roi'r 1,18 ",,ow
state" committee and aniiouenlng ia
adoption by the chainliet of commerce,
Secretary U CI. Monroe, of the latter
body, formally launched the campaign
for the creation of a new commonwealth
comprising the "Inland Umpire," for
which the name "Lincoln" baa been
most fieiiiently miggcsted.
The report of the committee, which
was adopted unanimously! conit "f
review of conditions that brought about
what it teim the unnatural arrange
ment of boundarle now existing in the
Northwest, advances reason for the
construction of a now stateand suggests
the following boundiirie should lie ap
proximated: That the 4Mh degree ol latitude, or
the present north line of lh state of
Wyoming, extended, be designated as
the northern boundary of the state of
Idaho, and the 120th degree of longi
tude, or the eastern boundary of the
state of California, curried ninth, until
It intersects the -t!Uh degree o( latitude,
be designated a the western boundary
of the state of Idaho, and that the east
ern California line, carried to HritUh
Columbia, be designated as the eastern
boundary of the state ol Washington,
thereby "leaving a new state to be here
after named anil from which a eential
city should be selected as the capital,
comprising the panhandle of Idaho,
Northeastern Oiegou and Kastern
Washington
The report goes on to say ;
"This proposition should not come
from any one town or locality, but
should bo brought from all the principal
town north of the said 4Mb dcgiee of
latitude, and, if possible to secure their
consent and approbation, then the mat
ter should lie taken to the principal
town and cities south of the said 45th
degree of latitude, to at cure, if psible,
their cc-operaticn."
The committee recommended that the
chamber of commerce send copies of
this report to the various cities Inter
ested, placing the mutter before the
board of trade, city council, or otliei
body of like nature, to the end that
steps lie taken looking to the necessary
action by congress.
The report points out tln't the pan
handle of Lluho is cut off from the
south by an impenetrable mountain
harrier, and that the s nth has domi
nated legislation to tlie exclusion of the
interests of the panhandle; also that
similar condition exhta in Washing
ton, where the Cascade mountains con
stitute a natural barrier.
It is argued that similar conditions
exist between Kastern and Western Or
egon to even a more marked degree.
WORST YET TO COME.
Chinese Famine Drive People to Dig
Up and Eat Dead.
Washington, April 8. To correct n
erroneous report that has found general
circulation with harmful remits, the
Red Croes lias issued the fullowing
statement in regard to the Chinese fam
ine: "The famine in China is unprece
dented in severity, ami the period of
greater agony is yet to come. Many
weeks must pass before there will be
relief from new crops, and millions to
day are kept alive only through the
contribution to the Ameriian mission
and Ked Cross tixiiety from the Ameri
can people who sent their donution to
Washington. These two great organi
zation are working together fur the
common cause and have lurnirheil over
two-thirds of all relief supplies sent to
China.
"The following cablegram, received
by the editor of the Christian Herald
from the editor of the North China
News, terrible as it may seem, Hpcaks
only the truth:
"Shanghai, April C. Klcpsch, New
Yotk. Approaching pcrlixl of severest
pinch. Authentic instances of ccises
exhumed, canibalism. Foreign relief
working effectively, maintaining whole
districts until harvest.'
"When a people have been reduced
to such strait that they will dig up
and eat their own dead, the severity
and witle extent of the famine can be
realized."
Men Will Get More Pay.
San Francisco, April S. The hoard
of arbitration which has been consider
ing the dispute between the Hunt horn
I'acifiu Kailroad company and the Order
of Railway Telegraphers awards the tele
graphers 7 p; r cent increase in pay
and a half duy's work on Sunday, and
in lieu thereof a vacation cf 26 days
in each yrar, with full iay. The
Southern Pacific company gain ils
contention that the telegraphers shoulil
not legislate for train dispatcher or
station agents whose salaries are equal
or excei d 11,300.
Scurvy Follow Trail of Famine
St. Petersburg, April 8. Scurvy is
making great strides in the famine dis
trict. The official reports for the see-
on I fortnight of March show 1,(V8
cases in L'fa province, and 717 In Sara
tov, compared with 4.'iH in l'fa the first
fortnight of March and .'150 in Saratov
province during the same period.
rhcre has been a slight decrease in the
spread of typhus. The project to trans
fer the famine relief from the govern
ment to the Zemstvo has been approv
ed by tho cabinet and will he eiibmit
ted to f ar iument.
Plead Guilty to Rebating.
Minneapolis. Anrll 8. Aireelnir to
astipulation of facts on 15 counts, In
volving illeiml relmtes. t.h(iput. Morih.
ern railroad waa today found guilty arid
linen fiD.uuu ny judge rage Morris in
the Fedeial District court. This hand-
Una of the case 1 to fiu'llltnia
appeal by the railroad upon the qucs-
uon woollier it is possible to hring
prosecution under thn Klklim lum ....
charges which defendant alleges are
covered in the new Hepburn law.
Coxey Plan Ano:her Crusade.
New Yeirk, April 8. The Herald this
rnoining say Jacob Hechler Coxov .
commander-in chief of the Coxey army,
planning another great national cru
sade on new and sensational lines, un.l
he may commence operutinni thi year. '
For the
Children
To succeed ihese days you
must have plenty or grit, ccur
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Pr hw fr th llt.
First lliier (to til friend) What'
the matter! You loek worried .
Second MnerWell. that tat man nt
the next table lias sat down on my hnt.
and now both bis fat tv are ilting
ou hi knee.-Fllfk'fiide lllueUcr.
CASTOR I A
For latitat aud Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
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STIFFNESS, STITCHES, LAMENESS. CRAMP,
TWISTS AND TWITCHES, ALL DECAMP WHEN
TOU
ST.
JACOI
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TUB
OLO-MUNK-CURB
JTlillll Idvll.
Mttle Johnny (In cemetery)-Say.
paw, why didn't the man who I bur
led here go to heaven!
Paw Pcrhap he Old, my mm.
I. Ittlu Johnny Hut It ay on lit
toinlmtoiie, Tence to hi anhea,' and It
niuitt be a hut plat: wher there'
she.
The General Condemnation of So-Called
Patent or Secret Medicines
Of an injurioua character, which indulifo in txtravagatit nnd uitfoutiJca pretensions
to cur) all maimer of ilk, un.l tho
National Legislation Enacted to Restrict Their Salo
have established more clearly than could havo W aeeomr.lu.hcl in any other way
Tho Value and Importance of Ethical Remedies.
Ramwlics which jihyaiciaiui Hanotion for family use, rot they net moat beneficially
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IZil t ZZ i lu Cm "rat'V0 Prl''ciPK obtalno.1 from Ronnft, aro well
K,f W, it f tho Well-Informed of tho world to bo tho boat of natural
laxativ., we have adopted tho more elaborate iiumo of Rvrun of Piw ami Eliilr
Co-nloi lv It flr i 1 ' n'"n0 of th0 Company-California Fig Hyrup
f rni. Fi! Svrun C mnanv n,l ,1". '""i9 'l n"'turl by tho Call
whtfe ft ""mo, Syrup of
drutrtriHta throindiont fhn itnij um ,"""H"."-, l no genulno in for Ralo by all lending
Becrr StSJ JJ OomPfV. Ahd with tb.
or miabranded within thomeunintKo'ood
Loulsvillo, Ky.
P U T N A M
Color mora (ood. brlitn.r tml ,mU f.
psrrBtat .
"Du your trt cat run on mm
Jwr tiMtulre.1 the girl from lU-hm.
..Nll, , you'd nolle It," replied H ,
Philadelphia girl.-Cleveland 1
Itenler.
u.,ih.n will flnil Mr. Wlnflow- fliMitblD
ilurtu ia WUilui tnA
Juhtt nrltkl t f "
In one of hi speeches In the Hotl"
. lolin itrliiht Ollotiil In
..t iu.nter and ridicule the well-
known line written .y U.rd Julm Man
ner In ma eanow yi.m...
"Let wenltli and iMinuiert. laws
Imirnlng die,
Put leave ti HU or 'hlllty.
lord John, who r''ut. I"'"""
kii.I inilverlxed the r'iit
! tribune by retorting; "l ild rather
W. tlie fiKillsh young man win.
! tlioae Hue than the mullguaut old "
1 who qnett tlieiu."
1 -. hi vii.rt n-- " n1"
,V??. a itaiiiM. U." va., li.u..l
! mm lira4.
"What did that itnall tniy y when
you told blm he might grow up to N
i President of the Culled State!" ahl
1 tine schiMil trusteo,
j "It didn't m to Impr lilm," :
!wcred the ether. "IU ald nearly!
I everybody w twlng menttoiuHi ror
that pusltlua uowdya" Wanlilugtotl
I Slur.
IAINLESS T-JENTI8TRY
D1
txAMtNattoNf rare
O..I4 fr.miw.l-l; MiM o. rr
1i.lh. ft, -iut lulr lllllus
fcjui u. ruiu It.
YALE DENTIST
lrt I In, Klf
Vll 1 "t vat iv"-'
MAKE EVERY DAY
COUNT-
nn mAttcr how
wa conmn
ftjtord to b
wiirrout a
TOWER'S
WATEWROOF
OILED SUIT
,0R SLICMJt
When vou buy
kK)K ror trie
SIGN OF THt MAM
i m r nna w
t. H. V.
ft. 1107
APPWT
PRICE
83A.NO 30 Ct NT
rlf-lrr...
"I'm uriirlwil at you," ald Jlf!ey,
"trjliie to tmrruw a dollar from that
fellow llardtipi. You're aurrly uul la
tn h awful ited uf iiuiiM-y."
"No," replied .Slirude, "hut I flt
lire ll.inluir w.n. Anticipated liliu.
that' all."- t'afiioll,: Hiandard ad
Time.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
San TrancUco, Col.
U. S. A.
London, England.
FA D ELF
.... . oUa Cm
Banking by Mail
WE PAY
INTEREST
On saving deprmtu of dollar
or mora, compounded Uu
every year. It U ol ,,.
to oK'ii a Hiiv nu Vicium
u by Mad a If ym llvml m.it
door, fend lor our fre Ui.
Ut, "lUt.k.ng by Mail." i
Ivaru lull particular. Ad.irvea
Oregon Trust &
SavTng3 Bank
Portland, Oregon
Sixth and Waahtrtf ton 8U.
ENGRAVING Write U
. TLATtS
rOH PRINTING
HICKS-CHATTtN
PurlUMtd Ontm
AUSTIN WTL1. DRILLS
I vi. ib tit (i,i,,t I tim, iiu-im4
ftrl.lMh l l ttllithg 1-1.4 aW, t. to
f.- DLA1.L CO.
ill Hawthorn Ava. PoiUjtna, 0.
MULETEAn
BORAX
roi IMby'y Btru lot Baby C alhMilf
an Cy Wean, Moutrt Wimrt, uunuunf
U HolU.Whma Nplruk
AJniot.UTr.LY runt
Al.tUr. ftnifir lt-i . fl.Mil ftR.la.wi.
null rirt.,i In lnr.,i. t-pt flM-t 'l Jl-rr.u.fii-
Jl-I.i I'il II l, lOAKT (
.lit. tiftk li..1, I I
t:tlwm.
j "Wlnt' all tlila Japaiii-e ipitlor
!k.-d the Uiy Willi the book nj JW
under hi Arm.
"Why," replied hi chum. "It ll cast
from atupplii' a Japan- aid from f
In to -m.."
"!!d. eh! Well. tht Jut like Ihl
iMtiutry, A'f tnnlii( fator to
forelifiirr. Nol.Kly irer top u kill
- from going In hoot."
CO.
Now York, N.Y.
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