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Newspaper Page Texti 1 i ii Feed Your Nerves 'toon rich, port, nourishing blood by taking Bood'l ttarsaparUla, and yon will tx tra from too spalls ot ds fepalr. tboM sleepless nights and anxious ;, toots gloomy, deathlike tosllngs, Iboat suddeo tUrta at intra nothings, tboaa dyspeptic symptoms and blinding headache. Bood'a Saraaparllla hat dona ten lot many others - U will eara you. Hood's Sarsaparilla la nsual liquid form or in chocolated UblaU known HlanaUM. lOOdoaaall. Tka LIaiviek Varltr. Soma years ago Moua. Paul Villare, London correspondent of tba Journal dea Debate, want to Llmtrlck on tba ocoaalon ot a great Nationalist meet ing. On arriving at ths hotel he asked for room In tba front of tba bouse. A errant took him to a small dark room looking on to an Inner courtyard. Mon sieur Vlllara to the window and satis fied himself that there was a mistake. "This Is not the front ot the bouse," Mid be. "Oh, yes, air," the servant said. "It's tba back of the front' . hiltiWnuWutimcb An Interesting character Is an old Mexican Indian woman, Mrs. Bermina Earns, who baa recently Bold a mine near Hawthorne. Nev to an Eastern syndicate for $90,000. For years she baa dressed In men's clothes and per sonally worked ber claim herself, do ing washing for prospectors and min ers in order to secure necessary money. She aaya that she now Intends to rest and enjoy the resulta ot ber long years ot privation and hardship. TtN years of pain. Unable to Do Evan Housework Be cause of Kidney Trouble. Mrs. Margaret Emmerich, of Clin ton St.. Napoleon, O., Says: "For fif teen yean I was great sufferer from kidney tiooolet. 21 J back pained me tani bly. Every turn or j 1 jLS- I move causea scarp, f iTf' 1 shooting pains. My r eyeaiau. waa uwr, ff uar spoia appeal ou oetore me, ana i naa dixsy spells. For ten years I could not do housework, and for two years did not get out of the bouse. The kidney secretions were irregular, and doctors were not . helping me. Eoan's Kidney Fills brought me quick relief and finally cured me. They saved toy life." Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 1 IBAB 1B1LOOB THE SOURCE OF ALL DISEASE Every part of the body la dependent on the blood for nourishment and strength. When this life stream is flowing through the system in a state ot purity and richness we are assured of perfect and uninterrupted health ; because pure blood la nature's safe-guard against disease. When, however, the body is fed on weak, impure or polluted blood, the system is deprived of its strength, disease germs collect, and the trouble is manifested in various way. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the different skin affections show that the blood is in a feverish and diseased condition as a result of too much, acid or the presence of some irritating humor. Sores and Ulcers are the result of morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca tarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., are all deep-seated blood disorders that will continue to grow worse as long as the poison remains. These impurities and poisons find their way into the blood in various ways. Often a sluggish, inactive condition of the system, and torpid state of the avenues of bodily waste, leaves the refuse and waste matters to sour and form uric and other acids, which are taken np by the blood and distributed throughout the circulation. Coming in contact with contagious diseases is another cause for the poisoning of the blood ; we also breathe the germs and microbes of Malaria into our lungs, and when these get into the blood in sufficient quantity it becomes a carrier of disease instead of health. Some are so unfortunate as to inherit bad blood, perhaps the dregs of some old constitutional disease of ancestors is handed down to them and they are constantly annoyed and troubled with it Bad blood is the source of ail dis ease, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and purified the body is sure to suffer in some way. For blood troubles of any character S. S. S. is the best remedy ever discovered. It goes down into the circulation and removes any and all poisons, supplies the healthful properties it needs, and completely and permanently cures blood diseases of PURELY VEGETABLE slightest trace of the trouble for future outbreaks. The whole volume of blood is renewed and cleansed after a course of S. S. S. It is also nature's greatest tonic, made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, and is absolutely harmless to any part of the system. S. S. S. is for sale at all first class prug stores. Book on the blood and any IWC SWIFT CLASSIFIED ADS NOT1CR The following Announcement are from leading business men and Arras, and are well worthy your ea refill reading. The Hat nay contain J list toe proposition ou at look lug tor. REAL ESTATE 110.00 DOWM-(10.00 MONTHLY Send In for booklet deserlblnr onr guaranteed Investment at Jamieson Park, a suburb of apoaaae. An investment here enloys all the leeurltr and protection offered by a savings bank or life Insurance company, bat the returns will net from 60 per cent to 100 per cent on the In vestment. Let as mall yon lull particulars; a postal card will bring them. BABCOCK A VOBS Belling Agents Spokane, Washington Kational Bank, Kef. EAST GREEN ACRES Ths only tracts on the market when yon can Contract to sell your crop. Ten trains a day. Abundance of water. Price flM.OO per acre easy payment corns In or writ lor panlcu- BKKCHER a THOMPSON Spokane, Washington. 110 Stevens ARCADIA .ORCHARD TRACTS. glO.OO a month 'will boy yon a asflOO.OO bear ing orchard. W clear, plow, plant. Irrigate and ear for your orchard four years. The fruit . will snake your payments after that. Postal card will bring Irss book. ARCADIA Spokane Washing ton If yon are tired of long sold winter snd want to lit where vegetables grow tba year round, Seen, sedimentary soil. Irrigated, rail, river and electric transportation, xoeiient markets, writ for booklet. LOS MOLINOS LAND CO. Los Molina Tehama County California Wl BUY Timber Land from owners SPABKS BHO., M Bernard, Spokane, Wash . Coeur d'Alen Reservation will open soon; Sholo land at mile from Spokane. Coeur VAlen Reservation Agency, 17-lg luhang vUuUug, Spokane, Weak. tate Treasnitea OverSawtagr. Through Ingenious methods of taxing railroads the treasuries ot tome States re so swollen that Btat o (Beers are punled to know what to do with State funds. New Jersey's receipt from cor poratlon have filled Its treasury. Penn sylvania had surplus of $10,000,000 and no debt to speak of. Back taxes re ceived from railroads and the collection of a war claim ot $1,000,000 hav en abled Wisconsin to pay extraordinary expenses, put $043,000 Into the Stat terasury and cut the school tax levy la two. Mere Prajasllea. Confidential Friend Didn't the Idea ever occur to you that you ought to use a part ot your wealth la endowing a school for Journalism! Wealthy Politicise (with exceeding bit terness) No 1 Ths Idea has occurred te me a thousand times that I'd like to endow a school or the suppression ot journalism ! Chicago Tribune. C ASTOR I A lot Infants and Children. Tba Kind You Have Always Bought Bears ths Signature Im 4aaBtaar Ova. Little Dixou, aged three, bad jus! learned that famous nursery rhyme, "HI diddle, diddle,' and electrified hlf mother one night by exclaiming, aa he atood gaxing in woudcr at the new moon which had just risen. "OOO-oo-oo, mamma. Just took!" "What la It, dear," said she. "Why," he answered. In auiatement, "that old cow has goue an kicked piece right out of It' " Semetala New Aaeat Elijah. The vicar of St John's Gainsbor ough, England, says that recently the scholars In bis parish were asked to give an account ot the translation of the prophet Elijah to heaven, and one boy wrote: "Elijah, the prophet was carried Into heaven by a whirlwind. and the children stood up and cried, 'Go up. thou bald head! Go up, thou bald bead.' and before be went up ba divided the Red Sea." A Nana fa Slesx Dears. A young New York woman la a train ed nurse for sick dogs. For some time she haa been a member of the staff of the New York Dog Hosptal, where ths sick pets of the wealthy are nursed back to health. She often ha aa many as hundred dogs to care for. It U ber duty to give them their medicine and in other ways carry out the doc tor's order exactly as s trained nurss would do for human patient. every kind. The action of S. S. S. is so thorough that hereditary taints are removed and weak, diseased blood made strong and healthy so that disease cannot remain. It cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores and Ulcers, bkin Diseases, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., and docs not leave the medical advice free to all who write. SPCCinC CO., ATLANTA, OA. PreJedlee. "What do they call this skyscraper on ths left?" ssked the stranger. "That's the Reliance building," eaid ths native, "it s occupied almost entirely by doctors." "By doctors? And they call It ths 'Ha liance? Well, well!" 'jnnv; pAOjd htj svq oot)ilij -rjOD AViajunroA jo siasq arji uo paqai'qe 'a)Ss jjia uwjJ.a aau sqx .aTil'll.l4.LeJUU.s. l.lIWisPjaliillaS BRING VOIJR TOOTH TROUBlfS TO US Before Going Elsewhere. DR. B. C WRIGHT. Wi Waahiattoa St. Portlaed, Oreioa ! Ctup it Cn k IhM la tto East BtllvtfT Mud Quicks Wrrts Us Totlar II 4aH s '. LffiHsA.ti 9 HOLD UP! and consider J.MJL POMMEL ilKI AIL WMTRflUJOf CLOTHIHd. brrttarof Hif best inlrrUhissWka-wlliHr trlialfrsNlrrSrttrtatl air STKKTOTHa sigh or THE n$H TOUOt.TO.CAJI, SR. amatv. A laV 'VS. sLsW. 9 TOssaaTowat caiusu tSBlJS leU CONFLICTISFEARED Violence Seems Certain la San Francisco Labor War. KIUTART FORCES ARE PREPARED United Railways May Huddle Under Eagle's Wing by Ashing for Federal Injunction, San Francisco. Msy 7. An air of nervous expectancy hangs over the city of San Francisco. It is soeh a quiet, suppressed sentiment a bespeaks ap proaching conflict. The situation is serious with a gravity born of uncer tainty. The United Railroads pro pose to resume the operation ot its lines with non-union men. Two thou garni union men are cn strike, and, while neither side will discuss the pos sibility of violence, the situation has been carefully canvassed by the police, the niiiitia and the officers of the ieg la army. There is a settled feeling In the city that the cars cannot be operated with out violence of some sort. Wherever the subject was discussed, the opinion was expressed that trouble was inevlta Me. While still hoping that no out break will attend the running of the care, the authorities liave made props rations for any emergency. General Funston arrived last night and assumed command of the department of Cantor nut. The mi litis armories are being guarded and the polios force has been given emergency orders. The situation is complicated by the telephone strike and the vast industrial army made idle by the ironworkers strike. Among the union the feeling prevails that the defeat of the carmen would be the heaviest blow the unions could receive. Reports are current that. If trouble attend the attempt ot Mr. Calhoun to run the cars, he will force the issue up on the government, either through request for a receiver or through Injunc tion proceedings in the Federal court PREDICTS COAL FAMINE. Union Pacific Official Says Road Will Sail No Mors Coal. Cheyenne, Wvo., May 7. "I look for a greater coal famine next year than ever before, and the Union Pacific, which has always taken care of the peo ple along it line, will no longer be able to do so on account of the Hepburn bill, is a statement attributed to W L. Park, general superintendent of the Union Pacific railroad, by the Wyom ing Tribune today. "The small dealers," Mr. Park is further reported to nave said, "have in a way depended upon the railroad for the supply of coal to help them out. and, unless they store their own coal during the coming summer, they will face a famine in the winter. Coal con sumers along other lines where a simi lar arrangement has been maintained by coal-carrying roads will meet the me emergency. The Union Pacific will store coal as usual this summer, but will hsve none to sell." TORNADO WASTES PRAIRIE. Wracks Villages and Kills Psopls in Northern Texas. Fort Worth, Texas, May 7. A storm of wind and rata, which was general throughout a considerable ares in Northern Texas snd which at some places assumed the proportions of s tor nado, according to meager reports re ceived here tonight, has reunited in the loss of si least three lives, the Injury of many other persons and great damage to property and crops. Several villages were wiped out, but because of the prostration of both tele graph and telephone wires details are almost impible to obtain. At De port, one of the largest villages in La mar county, 20 miles from I'aris, the storm passed northeast, cutting s path about 200 yards wide. Record Trip Around Horn. Los Angeles, May7. A special to the Herald from San Diego says that the steamer President, one of the vessels alloat, now engaged In an effort to break the existing record for s voyage around Cape Horn, is reported to have pawed San Diego yesterday afternoon. . The meteage was received by wireless tele graph and stated that the President, which left Philadelphia March 23, would arrive at Ban Francisco tonight or Wednesday morning. If the esti mate is correct the Persidunt will make the trip in 46 days. Forest Lsnd Raopsned. Helena, Mont., Msy 7. -Notice of the release of thousands of acres of Montana lands, which were withdrawn some weeks ago for national forest pur poses, was received today st the Helena land ofliee from Commissioner of the General Land Office llallinger. Notice was received stating that "for lack of funds ail hearings set for dates later than May 25, except at Carson City, Nevada, and cases in California and Los Angeles, set for May 27," sie post poned. This will tie op a good many tracts of land In this district. Shots Flrsd In Labor Riots. Coonneslville, Pa.. Msy 7. Benis min Carter, s negro strike breaker, was stabbed in the back, two negroes were arrested for carrying firearms, and pa trolmen and members of the state con stabulary were fired upon tonight dur ing s riot between white men and negro strikebreakers at the plant of the Sligo iron A steel company. The mills hsve been closed since April 13 until few days ago, when several carloads of ne groes were imported from Pittsburg. Relations Not Severed. Mexico City. May 7. Diplomatic re lations between Mexico and Guatema la have not been severed. Tonight the fub-SBcretary ot foreign affairs, Joes Alegaria, emphatically denied the re port emanating from Washington to the effect that Minister Gam be had been recalled. SUBMITS TO NEW LAW. Harrlman Annuls Long Contract Wlih Clark Railroad. Washington, May 8. Official Infor matlon reached ths Interstate Commerce oonmilfslon today of ths cancellation of s traftio agreement entered Into June 18, 1903, between the Southern Paoltlo and the 8an Pedro, Los Angeles A Salt Lake railroad companies. In ths opinion of the commission tht abrogation ot the agreement is of the highest importance. The fscta con cerning it were developed at ths txwent inquiry into the relations of the South era Pacific with other corporations. It was the opinion of several Interstate Commerce commissioners that the agreement was In restraint of tnvls and might subject the officials who entered into it to s prosecution under the Sher man anti-trust act. Notification of the abrogation of the agreement was received In s letter from R. 8, Lovett, of New York, general counsel of the Southern Pacific com pany. Mr. Lovett asaigns as the rea son for the action the enactment by the California legislature of a law which prohibits contracts restricting compe tition. The agreement binds the Salt Lake road not to change rates within 00 yeais without the consent of the Southern Pacific. It came out at the Inquiry that the agreement extends beyond Califoml and kinds the Salt Lake road to build no extensions north of Salt lake -parallel. MONEY IS TRACED. Witness Ssw United Railroads Official Pay Qold to RUef. San Francisco, May 8. Sensationat testimony was given before the grand jury today by United States treasury otlicinls, which laid bare the details ot the bribery of Abe Ruet, Mayor SchiniU and the members of the board ot super visors by the United Railroads. Through the testimony of Supei intend ent Leach of the mint, Assistant Treas urer Julius Jacobs, of the San Francisco sub treasury, and others, f 22R,00O of boodle was traced from the hands of the United Railroads to the city officials. Several officials ot the United Rilroaads were also called as witnesses, but la voked their constitutional right and re fused to testify. One of ths most startling pieces of testimony was that of Mr. Leach, who told the grand jury that he personally had seen Thorn well Mullally, assistant to the president of the United Rail roads, pay $5,000 to Ruef. This was only the beginning. Other witnesses completed the chain ot evidence, which, it ia predicted, will result in the indict ment of some of the most prominent officials of the local traction trust. WORRY ABOUT OLD CATHEDRAL London Corporation Quarreling County Council. With London, Mar 6. Citizens of London are anxious about the safety of St Paul's cathedral. The southwest tower ia leaning several Inches out of perpen dicular and large cracks have appeared in the stone work. A sharp conflict baa arisen between the City corporation and the London County council regarding the stability of the cathedral. The council proposes to run a main sewer under the threat ened tower, and this the oitixens resent likely to hasten the ruin of the ca thedral. Lord Mayor Treloar has spoken vigorously on ths necessity of fegnarding London s cathedral, while Sir Benjamin Baker, the most eminent civil engineer In Englsnd, says he is prepared to pledge his professional rep utation that the proposed sewer could not in any way affect the cathedral A public meeting to protest against the construction of the sewer la being arranged at the Guildhall, where the lord mayor will probably preside. Japan Has Oet-RicH-Qufck Fever. London, May 8. Japan has caught the "ge-rich-quick" fever, according to London merchant who has just re turned from Japan, and who soys that unless the nation sobers down, specula tive crises will become as common in Tokio as they are in New York. Some day a Japanese Letter will make a cor ner in rice. The companies and syndi cates floated during the twelve months ending In January lart represented the astonishing total capital of $700,000,- 000. Will Not Olvs Up Lima. City of Mexico, May 6. Guatemala has refused to comply with the request of the Mexican government that Jote Maria Lima and Colonel More, charged with complicity in the assasaintttion of General Barri I las, be exttaditnd. Ths cabinet held a .protracted session and, it is said, debuted the advisability of immediately severing diplomatic rela tions with Guatemala. No one would talk, but Minister ot Foreign Affairs Marlscal said that ths position of the Mexican government may be snnounced tomorrow.' Busst Calls for Scalps. Chicago, May 6. Mayor Busse today formally asked for the resignation of Joseph Powell, William Prentiss andj rrana wenrer, wno constitute tns civil service commission of Chicsgo. They refused and asserted that the mayor is without authority to ask them to re sign. Mayor Busst refused to statin sny reason for his action. After the commissioners' refusal to resign, Mayor nusse aeciuea ttiat ne lias the author ity to remove them. Consequently he declared the oflices vacant snd sppolnt- eu tnree new members to the board. Strlkt Fsvsr Is 8prttding, Ban Francisco, May 6. The iron workers strike has settled down to s singe. Practically all the Ironworks, foundries and shops in the city are clos ed. It was said today that the employ era would declare for an "opn shoo" this week. Another strike loomlnir on on the horiton is that of the bakers. The Bakers' union held a midnight meeting last night to formulate demands for a considerable Increase In wages snd possibly an eight hoar day. Attscksd by Qustsmsla. City of Mexico, May 8. Telegrams from Salina Cms tend to confirm s re port that the Guatemalans attacked the Mexican lighthouse at Ban Berti,on the west coast. We Trust Doctors If you tre suffering from Impure blood, thin blood, de bility, nervousness, exhaus tion, you should begin at once with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known 11 your lire. Your doctor knows It.too. Askhlmabouilt. Tm is lw "' son l T.mVll.""'! imms. l'l . """I atwortHHl.Mllsliul kaaaaalM. WM"""tS' H?, Ova wt X . iivStTdfisTVi f vasatAW. Avsr rilla wllvari"' ImaoMlsiMalf br J. O. Avr Oo., lwjU, stasa Als aaaaufMiurars 9 flail VMflfJ. LfClO CHUM PECTOtAL. The only two great Kurerwan capital that never hav bwn mruylnl by a for iju f are London and Hi. Pstsrsburg. In China soil aom part of India th (Jurat tra ousts uuljr 0 or 8 nuts a pound. One of the K2 and the Well-informed of the World is to learn as to tba rolatiT atanding and reliability of the leading manufacture era of medicinal agenta. as th most emineut physicians ara the roost carwul as to the uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies) prescribed by them, and Jt Is well known to physicians and the Well-informed generally that the California Hg Syrup Co . by reason of ita correct method and perfect equipment and the ethiesl character ot its product has attained to the high aUndiug in acieutiflo and commerciM circles which is accorded to auccessful and reliable houses only, and, therefore, that ths uauio of ths Company haa become a guarantee of ths excellence) of ita remedy. TRUTH AND QUAIJTY appeal to the Well-informed In every walk of life and art essential to permanent stns cess and creditable standing, therefore we wish to call ths attention of all who would enjoy good health, with ita blessings, to ths fact that it Involve tha question of right living with all the term implies. With proper knowledge of whst la best each hour of recreation, of enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may be mads to eoutributs to that end and the use of medicine dispensed with generally to great advantage, but as in many instanec a simple, wholeeom remedy may be invaluable) If taken at ths proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co, feels that it is alike Important to present truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has woo the approval of physicians and the world-wide aeoepUne of ths Well-informed because) of the excellence of the combination, known to all, and the original method of majBufao ture, which ia known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only. Thi valuable remedy haa been long and favorably known under ths nams of Syrup of Figsand has attained to world-wide sceeptsnes aa ths most excellent of family laxatives, and aa it pur laxative principles, obtained from Henna, are well known to physician and ths Well-informed of ths world to be the best of natural laxatives, we have adopted the more elaborate name of .Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as more fully descriptive of the remedy, but doubtlessly it will slwavs be called for by the shorter name of Syrup of Figs and to get its beneficial effect always note, when purchasing, the full name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co. plainly printed on the front of every package, whHlicr you simply call for Syrup of Figs or by the full name Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as Syrup of Fira and Elixir of Senna i the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and the same heretofore known by the name Syrup of Fip which haa given sat isfaction to millions. The genuine Is for sale by all leading druggist throughout the United State in original packages of ons six only, ths regular pries of which is fifty, cents per bottle. Every bottle ia sold under the general guarantee of the Company, filed with ths Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, D. C, that the remedy la not adulterated or rniabrandod within the meaning of the Food and Drugs Act, June 80th, 1900, gi w uouisviuo, xvy. T i m. w 0 PUTNAM Caler aw seeda Wste anal faster color. (area1 jtva aarfeci rlfa. Ak aw stasia) and au cater. MOMiOC DHuU . Wanlnal It the lloaermooa. "I hear jrou hav brnn fnin marrlH, Artlnp. Sllll billing soil rnning?" '('oolng only, Hoilry. The r billing III come on tbe first day of tb month." CITO S. Titos' near ana all Nervous D - l I V PnBiBllr rnrml bf Ir. Kliiw s llr N.rv. fb,rr. Hf(1 rr KHKK Sttlrlal boill. ar! IraaUaa, Ut. IL It k l in... IA. sal A reb Bt., fit ila.l'a The derpent sounding yet mad la (lie Mean is said to be In the Aldrlrk deep, to ihe east of New Zealand. Iters tb is 30,030 feet deep. Mother will And Mr. Wlnslna'a Bu,ihi. Syrui. the b el raintdy Ui use loc ttilr etallur j ufiug iu leainiug pcruxi. Prraoael ir. Musical Critic That new star of yours has a good enough vtlcs, but sbt doesn't know how to us It. Comic Oiiera Manaser That ni shows bow littls you know about h.r voice. You ought to bear bow cently sb rsa us It when tb boi ofSo it a little 1st la paying bar weekly aal ry. HURT. BRUISE it. simu THE OU-MONKURE Pries 83s best or, this Co.,.. 6'u Annual tells all about 6l . . Aunt riltirs was preparlua sonp Wl dinner, when one of neighbors MP tiened In on a borrowing rrsniL -Why. Aunt rilurs. Isn't tlist un usually Urge soupkettlsf Mksd tha eall.r, with s cnlcualtlng lmt at tht stove on her passage across tst il If you're Just looking st tht klttls. It stein Plumb slsshlt." said Auut rilura, calmly "but .our looks on tht txtents snd pliabili ty of my Knoou's mouth, t reckon twon't look any too large, that klltlt rraisarlr C'aer. When Maxhu Oorky dlntd with nit," said a literary Nsw Vorktr, "ht talked about tht Huaslan censorship. "It said that In tht courat of lbs Husso-Jsiiantst war be haJ oevashu In an article to describe tht headquarters of out of tht grand dukes. Ht wrote of tliese beadiiuarttrs, among other tblixt! - - And over tht dotk of bis highness t tout It a largt photograph of Maria la Jamtie, tht beautiful ballet dsmtr.' "Ilef ore this artlclt could appear, tht censor changed that aeutuce to t " 'And over tht desk of hit blghneaa's lent la a largt uiup ot tht thvattr ot war.' " Tht llaliibuua at Coruoaa, Bpslo. is believed to b lb oldt ou sow ia us. It wa rrird durlnf Ik rsiga at Tsv jaa, and rebuilt la 1034. Important Duties CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP San Francisco, Csi U.S. A. London, England. FADELESS DYES I Km aw asker sty, star, ar are wis tmmd s ! - - - -- "-- - Tj" "v". , .. M N a It a aacaaaa. WraU lar Ire I to, )aiea.Mle. MawrL eiftt attv ltS fteMU WWrls ffetl OHM Hfti' sttir m r sf t IftS) i.rtr tttor n1 'M tmt m frsirff ! tw r' teell ,n r -vsalr- t rr (Vm) ,lr iur tra r-fli bUa4 tiwm UIKK40N ttACftteUftV lKF.1f ttteeV The Portland Tlla and Mantel Co, I, , hi i i. I" l'lulr eh,,i Its r.iirl t .ramff, Knam.lw Wilts' uZ'i't ' """'t a "'S'l. JAMf$ r. SARKFS, Pre. I7 Msra.ee. BW,. Pertl., Oregea FREE The letest rleialls enitrernlne the llo ol tb. ".i,l,.MO s.""c, Air Mn. kTn r.-ad" will be found l the"" I t,in. 5. " whlcao be bad tree ol ..ZV,';, SOUTHWrSTtHfi srcuRmts CO. Portland, Oregon, OR 8PRAIN RELIEVES FROM PAW and S0 Finest Hnrri ZZZZ'Z "S,-!. kl"dlh "w our R..7. "K. """"'"" " ocrlpHvt -pontile, Wesh. in Banking by Mail WE PAY TNTJSHEQT On savings deposits at dollar or mors, romtioundad twice tvtry vear. It la ju as ease to open a Bavlnif Account with oa by Mad aa if you lived nail door, Nnd fur our Ira book, let, "Hanking by Mail," anj War a lull particulars. Addrvs Oregon Trust & Savings Bank Portland, Oregon Sixth and Washington 8 It, of Physicians CO. New Tork, N. T. fcaaatat fcaw la tra, A MUSICAL EDUCATION NOT NECESSARY THE REMEDY: A. B. CHASE PLAYER PIANO no not enlarge ths Instrument of ehauge style ot ease) meohsntsm all below ybnerdi operates piano sollon abstrael dtnmt, and prsclisly aa regular piano keys do, securing th ism ipraealon a ths artist ean by band can be entirely removed Irom Ibe piano In a minute' lime, and that without tbs us ol a sersw driver. Writs for Free Booklet SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. SPOKANE, Walk, lume, Wth. PORTLAND, Ort,sa P.N. u. N is-er IVUXM writing taatvertle.repleaael tT saeatl..) h aapar.