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t i Spring H um ors o f the B lo o d Come to a large m a jo rity of people. he* Vene- Probably 75 per cent, o f these are cured every year by H o o d ’s Sarsapa icnt rilla , and w e hope by this advertise ment to g et the other 25 per cent, to take this great S p rin g M edicine. I t w ill sharpen y o u r appetite, cure rCR LOOMIS ith American With 20. — The ;h M inister a most vtg suelan gov- Interference ilted States . Vene- of the last his liberty, the a ffa ir is the troubles protest. Ig- itlsen of the a t m ay add government him . as It was b o r n In live Danish here, but. med by the recognising, nsular agent, decided that tetion of the I t appears In ess and he le w ith the resisting an sd loan from th ago the 'ded Its tn- omlS to rep- government Interferences ease, but so ared. »ay. I.— T h e state newed atten- >f the claims of Morocco, igul, who was me last, has paym ent of o th e r claims ch have not ted. Recently re these con- th e p a rt of ml-general at laving proved ese circum- . eeems near. today w ir e as well a s a demand an * it discourtesy v iz ie r and the In attem pt-’ o f th e state special mis- T h e arm ored 1th A d m ira l nearing G l eet of reach- of this week, mere aboard srgan, where laembark and >rish capital, tin at M azar- t ll some sort ied, and Mr. tided to this lalm. JO. — United , L im a, Peru, ;ment today Peru had of- 0 soles the s Im m ediate e offer. The 194. W . A. in merchant the m ilita ry i to a forced fo r 24 hours, igalnst Peru nt, but that 100 soles (a > 48 cental, ised his wll- O FFIC ER. gllng Chi- ites. , ih., March d reached >at whole- i cannery-1 >out to be m revenue to patrol s channels British Co- to guard ilso been i were be- Japanese en taken, ted Steles ced under o charges or unlaw- anter the r attempt- es officer, deported. a ll stomach tired feeling. troubles, relieve that tys strength as a blood p u rifie r is demonstrated by its marvelous cures of • Scrofula • a l t R heum Scald H ead B o lls , P im p le s All K inds o f H u m o r P s o ria s is Blood P oisoning R h e u m a tis m C a ta rrh 1 M a la r ia , E tc . A l l o f w hich are p revalen t n ow . Sarsaparilla W ill do you a w on d erfu l am ount of good, lie sure to get Hood's. Prince to 8tick Type. L ike all the male members of the royal honse of Germ any, tbe crown prince Is about to learn a trade, which w ill probably be th at of a compositor. T O C IB B A f O L I) IN O N B D A T Take L a x a tiv e Bromo Q u in in e Tablets. Alt Iru g g ls ta refu n d th e m oney tt i t Tails to cu rs. K. W. Grove’s s ig n a tu re Is o n each box. 2'c. Can't Take the Medicine. Bobbs— Laughter Is a cure for In digestion. Dobbs— Rut a man can't laugh when be has dyspepsia.— B altim ore A m er ican. By ta k in g G A K K 1 H . I » T K A , (lie dang er oi c o iilra c tiiiK I h g rip in lessen ed ,' for th£ sysiein 1« c irn iise d . the bipod p u rifie d and th e digestion perfected by this great h e rb cure. Germany's New Navy. The Germ an naval programme, which according to the original an nouncement. was not to be completed until 1916, la now. It seme, to be finished by 1906. In th at year Ger many w ill have a t least 40 Ships, 20 large cruisers and 28 sm all cruis ers. - M h e n Y o u B uy I n k get Carter’s mid you will get the beet every time. ’ 'Inklings" free. Carter's U lk Co., Boston. „ . t Buying Land in 8weden. In Sweden tn^y have a land M r rangemgnt o f this kind: the form er, will gtve a tenant so many acres of ground, provided tire ten an t w ill give him so many days lab or fo r so many years, the labor to be paid as wanted. T h e R e s t P r e s c r ip t i o n f o r M alaria C h ills a n d F e v e r la a b o ttle o f G rpve’s Tasteless C h ill T o n ic . I t is s im p ly ir o n an d q u in in e In a tasteless fo rm . N o C u re . N o P a y .- P ric e 50c The Caspian 8<a. The Caspian sea Is lite ra lly a great depression in the surface of the earth. It is 84 feet below tbe regu lar sea level. Besides this. Its w aters have very little salt In them , being almost 1resh,. A NEW ACCOUNT BOOK 0I , ABSDLUTE SECURITY. ■ avert prominent man Cost of Paris Police, Change of Name. T H E C O S T S T H E T H IN G . fh e cost of the police force of ‘ Mrs. Greene— I suppose ths Chib N e b r a s k a H o t e l C le r k F e l l l a L a v e a a d Parts grows steadily year by year. N o t th o M a x im - t h a t W a * Im p r e a a e d lings are aw fully stuck up since they on O n e S m a ll G i r l , W a s t e d ta M a r r y H im . In 1872 it was 84.031.725 of wbicb got tbat money from Hrs. Chitling's Once upon a tim e a loug w hile ago Denver, Col.. "D e ar M r. Craw ford 12,237,300 was paid by the city and Owes Health and Happiness to uncle? . a Sine* there Is no law wblcb permits tbe rest by the government; In 1885. Mrs. O ray— Not so much as one when the w riter was young and vatu- Pe-ru-na. m ight have supposeil, but 1 notice that glorious anil occasionally expatiated to tw o men to m arry It w ill ba Impossible 14.961,300. in lb .u , $6,^48,170. when they have—mincemeat on the some of her small comppnlona upou 1 for me to consent to become your wife. A S tro n g M o n 's S o rre l. table they call It croquettet$. It used to the cost of her wearing, apparel or th e, Yon w ill find all the evidence of my One or t h e s tro n g e s t m e n recently stated he plaju has^.— Boston Transcript. number of teaspoons her mamma pos- w om anly charms which so attracted tbat the secret of bis Wonderful power was sessed. she was reprimanded severely Hiwieiter's Stomach you, as well as the ’form ’ wblcb perfect digestion. A fte r the Consultation. for these Indiscretions. " L ittle ladles you so adm ired in my room upstairs. 1 Bitters makes digestion |>erfect, and cures all complaints arising from a week stom P atient— Now, doctor, w hat’a the do not boast,” she was told senten- am sorry to blast your foudest wishes, ach. such as indigestion, biliousness and m atter with me, anyway? tlously. all liver and kidney ailments. As a blood beg to rem alu your sister. The Head Consulting Physician — purifier and nerve tonic it is marvelous, A fte r aw hile she came firm ly to be "M inn ie S w ift.” M y dear, sir, do you suppose th at If i t is recommended by physicians.and sold we knew what was the m atter with lieve this because of Its endless repeti T h a t was the reply . . which H a rry . R. by every druggist in the country. /Try it you, we would have decided to hold a tions and so she whs uflen surprised Craw ford, nlgbt clerk of tbe M idw ay also for malaria fever, and ague.' post mortem?— H a rp er’s Bazar. wheu quondam friends confided lu her hotel at Kearney, Neb., received from Young Lady Bell Ringera. the enormous atnouut they spent an his lady love at the Windsor hotel In Six young ladies have learned the Cui Bono? nually in dress or the size of the turkey M u s t B e a r S ig n a tu re o f Denver when anticipating an accept-1 a rt of bell ringing in the village of “They say th at Old Gotrox Is barely they hud for their Christmas dinned. knee of bis offer of marriage. Behind Bradfleld, England. They "rang in ” able to w rite his name.” - 'lim es, us the dogmeat mail so aptly the sarcastic little note is tbe story 1901 at the church. "Now, th at shows the injustice of Remarked, afë “clniiigèd now, however, o f a shrewd little bunko game. things. H ere 1 copld w rite my name la s t November a baudsome, flaxen- to a check w ith the greatest ease; and ostentation Is the order uf the day, A m Pac-Slrella Wrapper B*I mv . but what's tbe use?"— Indianapolis auys a w riter ill t h e H n lt l in n r o N e .w ar hatred young woman appeared at the "P e rlia p 8 this Is the fau lt of the news " 1 Press.— -------------— -— -— —— * M idw ay hotel In Kearney. Neb., and Mwy r \ • ------------------------------- papers. Perhaps some hungry report was hired as waitress by lan d lo rd Thia signature la on everyTiox of ths genuine ■ B A er searching for available "copy" and I ‘ P i l e * u f P a in . Casey. She said her name was M innie Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tahi*u 1 M any k in d nf p ile * —itc h in g , b lee d in g —a ll finding it in the florist's bills for a big F M ItAOACHL S w ift and tb at she was trying to care the remedy th at e u re e a e a M l a ease B a y p a in fu l, te rrib le to rtu re s but a ll are q u ic k ly CuiigreshiiiHii H o w a rd from A labam a. blame, cured be < escareia C andy C a th a rtic . A ll drug- wedding m ay be .prim arily to for herself, as her mother was an invalid F U BIUINEU. v W ashington. Feb. 4th, 1899. . giaia, 10c, 2.7c,-10„. but at all events'the marriage of two and dependent for support upou her F U felUOUMCtt. Profits of a Convict Mine. o-ru-na Drug M f’g Co., Columbus, O .: ' young people of w ealth is nowadays only brother, who was a struggling The Tennessee convict coal min Is a Gentlemen— I have taken Pe eu-na Quick E x it* Pe-eu-na FOR TOinO LIVU . made a ceremony of siicli ostentation m ining operator at Cripple Creek. paying institution. The profits In the now for tw o weeas, and find I am "M r. Lew told «me that he was FOR eUSTIPATIOR. She had many admirers, among them last six months w ill amount to more very much relieved. I feel that my i Yule man. Do you know w hat class us to amount to vulgarity. FOR SALLOW SUR. The charms of face or character of cure w ill be permanent. I haye also he was graduated from?” W . 8. W eaver, a cattle buyer from than 8100,000. FOI TMECONPLUIOR ------------------------------- j taken It for la grippe, and I take ! “ From th e sophomore class.”— Har- the bride, the- good qualities of the W yoming. 'A fte r three weeks she ask VU W 88M T M M M UUtAWj. s t o m a c h , I.IV K K a n d b o w k l s . i pleasure In recommending Pe-ru-na lew Life. groom are passed over lightly in order ed fo r leave to stay at home for a few p o k v a gs t akla in d ig e s tio n I* e ffec tu a lly cured • » : as an excellent remedy to all fellow th at there may be plenty ‘ of space to days. Next evening a slender young by th e o rig in a l H E ItH m ed icine, O A K - sufferers. A Hopeless Case. F l K I . D T K A , w h ic h causes a norm al estlmute the cost of the various details. man registered a t the M idw ay hotel as CURE S IC K H E A D A C H E . Very respectfully, M. W . How afil? action <>t the digestive organs. " I t ’s ho use; Chumlelgh never w ill The umount of money that the pré A rth u r J. S w ift, Cripple Creel), Colo. Congressman Howard's home ad have sense." * Strike a 8, cceaa. senta represent, the capital represent H a rry R. Craw ford, night clerk, asked dress is Fort Payne, Ala. "W hy? W h a r has he done now?” C ahill— W as th e strike a success? Any man who wishes perfect health If be was related to M innie S w ift. "Paid me $10 lie, owed me right In ed by those who are invited, the cost of Cassidy— I t was* A fte r being out miist he en tirely free from catarrh. fro n t'o f my'taWor. " the trousseau, of the cqrrlage^. of the "She’s my sister.” answered the six weeks we succeeded in g ittin ’ back C atarrh Is well-nigh universal; almost flowers and the supper are all set down young man. “ Do you know her?” our Jobs.— Puck. omnipresent. » q-ru-na is the fenly ab • H er Definition. w ith great accuritcy and added with When he learned tbat M innie.w as a solute safeguard known. A cold is “ W hat is your definition o f satire?” much prei'lslon. ' W hen the .Iqtal waitress at the hotel be Inquired eager i the , . beginning of catarrh. To prevent . . , . . "Satli’e,” said MtsB Cayenne, "la Into the__ nllllons the ly about ber, and obtaining her address colds, to cure coids. Is to cheat catarrh something th at compels you to laugh reaches out of Its victims, Address D r.H art- against your w ijl in order to let it nuptials are unnouuced to he a success w ent aw ay. The following morning man. ^Columbus, O. for a free catarrh appear that you are not angry. and the young couple ure supposed to he brought a note from M innie asking hook. have entered the m atriinonial state permission to stay at home while, her W ashington Star. under the happiest auspices. brother was In town. On the a fte r D E C L A R E D A H O P E L E S S IN V A L ID BY IP ID B P n DUVCICIIFC ° ' 1» Fort In Florida. New Industry In Australia. There Is no effort made to conceal noon o f tbe fifth d ay-b e asked Mr. LCiAnHCiU r H IO lllA Ito . .......I The oldest fo rt in Am erica Is at St. Thq culture of the olive has recently the fact that money is the most Inter Casey to cash a d ra ft for “only $250.” B LA C C t oa-ìnULLOW - ' -, - ~ », ! Augustinq^-FIa. It was built by the been introduced into South A ustralia esting thing about the (stir and the oc T he proprietor couldn’t, but W. S. | Spanish over three centuries ago. It R e s to re d to P e rfe c t H e a lth an d S tre n g th and Victoria, and good crops of fru it casion. - . , W eaver was only too happy to accom was for a long tim e used as a prison. are now being obtained, yielding an ex b y D r. W i l l i a m * ' P in k P i l l * fo r P a le t a r t G & § e ^ o il il Perhaps these people are to be pitied modate his sw eetheart’s brother, who cellent oil. The industry bids fa ir to P e o p le — A M u st W o n d e rfu l C u r *. Perhaps, as was said beforÿ. thieving bad to leave town that night. Next become an im portant one Tese No SusTiTuTc. Faix C atalo & u », from thr Preil, Grand Jtau1di>, Mich. -I* I day M innie S w ift returned to work. newspaper men break In and steal In L a x a tiv e B ro m o -Q uinin e T a b le ts cure a cold In S howum ; F ucl L ink or G asm CMTS amo MATS. The d ra ft was protested. M innie crldd • O f the many "remarkable cases one day. No cure, No Fay. P ric e 25 c en t*, formation about special trains anil or H er Pointed View . A. J . T o w e r Co. D ost . . . m ass . and said th at there must be some mls- which have recently occupied the at Chappie (blase) — Don't you think chids and trifles of th at sort th at the Caused Reduction in Arrests. tention of the medical world and of ~ . ta k e tth a t' her brother was In Denver fam ilies yearn to- keep secret. - But, The fee system for-Arrests in Jack- society Is a n ^ ln p ty thing?. W I1 H U U T r e s the public at large, none more s trik son county, Missouri, was abolished a unlees aueeeeefal Miss Fuller— I think there are lots however that may lié; the w rite r .never closing a m ining deal. W eaver, being «end d e e c rlp tlo n ingly Illustrates the wonderful power year ago. The num ber of arrests since of em pty things in society.— Smart reads tjia t Miss So and so received unable to go. sent Clerk Craw ford w ith i f Dr. W illia m s ’ Pink Pills for Pale an d ( e t free o p in io n th at tim e has considerably decreased. ' Set M I L O . H * H T E V I N R A C O ., Kotab. 1M4. tbe g irl to Denver to find A rth u r S w ift People than the recovery W Mrs. tw elve ro|M's of pearls, valued al ïôtXL- h iv . 4 .M 7 —14th Htreet, W A A H I N O T O N D . OÜO, IhaC slie doesn't think of tlie old B ranch office*; C hicago. C le v e la n d < n d D e tr o it and rectify the error. W eaver paid the Jennie T u ttle, who. a fte r two years’ maxim of the nursery days, " I.lttle expenses of the trip. C ra w fo rd , pro confinement to her bed. was restored ladies do not boast,” and wisti that it posed.on tbe fraln and Mlnnlh promised to perfect health and strength. M rs. t him an answer next morning. In the Tuttle',"who lives at the corner of F u l could lie handed on to tjic fcttllttlue morning Craw ford found tbe note ton and M arke t streets. Grand Rapids, young and old of Anierlcun society. Mich.,, tells the following story: given above. H e went lo the room ad "I had been flat on my back in bed SON C O M M A N D S FATHER. joining hls, wbicb was occupied by the for two years and the doctors had i- girl. On tbe floor was a corset, a wig given me up as a hopeless case. They U n iq u e C o n d it io « o f A J f ( t ir « i n a C o lo of yellow hair, powder, rouge and curl had resorted to every remedy known Pfcrry*« Raadfl are r a ilti V o lu n t e e r ' R e g im e n t . ing Irons. C raw ford notified the police’ to tbe profession and had even sub koown the country over ae A unique pospioit in tlie- t'hited jected .me- to the tortures of five sur ke m e e t r e l i a b l e H e e d s th a t H. P. and w ent hom e.* , '. - States army service Is that occupied l>y* can be bought. D o n ’t eav e a gical operations. My trouble wae due- n ic k e l on cheap eeeda and lose a Benjamin Lear, Sr.,jtnd his son, former to change of life and I grew w eaker d ollar on the harvest. G IF T T O T H E N A T IO N . ' and w eaker until I became helpless residents of 'C rip p le Creek,, w lnr are 1901 Heed A n n u a l free. and unable to leave my bed. A nurse members o f the F irst Colorado -Volun D. M. FERRY A CO.. A g r i c u l t u r a l D e p a r t m e n t ’s C o lle c tio n and four physicians attended me. Detrefl. MteR. teer Regiment; w|jdch has beçn doing o f N e w I c o n o m lc P la n t« . Pum ps W ater, Saws Wootl, duty "One box of Dr. W llllam jt’„-Plnlt The Departm ent of Agriculture at In the Philippines. The fath er is Pills- for Pale People gave me great W ashlngtou (a new putting Into shape re lie f and a fte r using them fo r'th re e G rinds l''ecd, and. costs two a prlvate ln CCotfipitii’y of the regirtient a collection of new economic plants and months I was a w ell woman, havlpg and his son Is captain of the same com- cents an hour to run. vegetables wblcb are expected to prove been able to leave my bed the sixth pany, a condition believed to tie. w ith For Catalogues of great value to tbe farm ers aud gar week a fte r commencing the tre a t out parallel In the Government service. G et fall particalara from 310 M arket ment - 1 can« state th at the cure was deners of the country. The collection When the First Colorado Regiment • ..of.. Street, San Francisco, Cal.'; F irst and was raised Benjam in Lear, Jr„ was was made by Barbour Lathrop, form er complete and perm anent as it is now three years since I used them. Stark Sis., Portland, Or.; Loa Angeles, ly of Chicago, who has spent tw o years' " I have recommended the pills to MANTLES, C al. tim e and thousands of dollars of bis several of my relatives. M y mother-in- own money on tbe project. > law- who Is 72 years old, took them for ORATES T w o years ago Mr. Lathrop le ft New general debility, and they soon pro duced a very marked Improvement In York, takin g w ith him as an expert an d condition. I wish th at the botanist David U. Fairchild, who was her thousands o f women who are afflicted assigned for tbe pur|>qge by the De as I have bepn may know of this rem TILINGS.. partm ent of Agriculture a t W ashing edy which has saved my life and Address ton. A t th e tim e of hls selection Mr. given me health and strength.” I T L EA D S T H E M Z.LL Fairchild was in charge of the. section Signed, MRS. J E N N IE T U T T L E . MV. Subscribed and, sworn to before me T h e “ C y c lo n e ” T h re s h e r of seed and plant Introduction. KRTLÀM D During the tw o years which have' ‘ tBIs 2nd day of August, 199«. B. F. B A R K N D S E N , elapsed the party has visited almost [S eal) N o tary Public. Regular Sell. D r. W illia m s ’ P ink Pills for Pale "H ow has my new hook sold?” asked People are sold by all dealers, or the young author of the bookman. w ill be sent post paid on receipt of “W ell, Judging from w hat the pur price, 50 cents a box, or six boxes for chasers say. it Is a regular « e ll!”— A t $2.50, by addressing Dr. W illiam s M ed lanta Constitution. icine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. G e n u in e C a rte H s Little Liver Pills. v*»r *a*aO a.4 a* H O O D ’S " O R O O K P E R S O N A T E S A G IR L . Particular Inttrett to Thrtthtrmen and Farmcra. Rnvsell & Co., of Portland, O re., tbe latgest rieslers in machinery on the Pacific t'oust, have just issued at con siderable expense a neat and vety com plete acoouut book lor up-to-date thresheuuen, etc. The hooks are tor free distribution, and a ll people who want them should w rite im m ediately to Russell A Co., Portland, Ore. Police Hard to Dismiss. A New York police commissioner declared th at It was easier to hang a man for m urder there than to dismiss a policeman. "Last yeaY,” he said, "the board had to pay out |130,000 In back salaries to men who had Deen reinstated by the courts. CARTERS _________ Cursd. _ _ No flta er ii«rTOOSMS> Permanenti« after flr«» 4»«’« Dr. K !•» •'• Great N srM »I« itt.rer tonti for im BIC OO tria l 1«.tile and trm t- ba.R . H K LIRE. LUI .M l ArchSt.* PtülauUlphU.Fa. ■ IIO PATENTS; GASOLINE ENGINE MACHINERY, FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc. J. WAL8H ORCOOII. A ir x A N ftfflA N the sccoli ss iñ U lT A rilH A Is the only purely veg etable blood purifier known, and the great-' Lest o f alLWood jnedi- __ __ __ cines and tonics. I f you h iv e Catarrh don’t w ait u ntil it becomes deep-seated and chronic, but be gin at once the use o f 8. S. S., and send for our book on Blood and Skin Diseases and write our physicians shout your case, THE 8W1FT SFKCIFIC C(L ATLAHTA, «A. T I O N Thresher, Engine, N O T H IN G B ETTER M ADE ..M itc h e ll.. M itc h e ll, heuiis & Stavep Co. P O R TLA N D , O R EC O N . . IV . ..” T ;iJiniiiiiiiituin..im -iR ii'.ai- ÄVfegetable Preparationfor A s sim ilating the Food andR etfula- ling the Stomachs and Bowels of IN F A M S that they w ill save that much by eat tug aw ay from home. WwU w - Aperfecl Remedy fo r Cons I n o n . S o u r Stomarh, D ia n t W orms .Convuhw na .Feveri sh- ne.sa and L o s s O F SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. \ t < > ti « » n i b s J j 1 > . I ' , t S For 14c. new W *rth t i <>« r-r 1« W e w ill m ail yoa thl« entire tl.W « worth of nplendid need novelt-lee free, trnrether w ith our larjre llloatrated P la n t and Need Cntn «»yue on r e ^ P * of th is wet lee ae d I <e In pontage C k .te e • n lw n fc r d lb PoUtoeW 'at Ri «0per h a ire ra a d n p ' Cntalotrnft «lone. 1» cent«. I* Signature , ^auitsuMLimm $( I (I { , < I ,M EXACT CORY OF W R A R K R . N In U se For O ver T h ir ty Y e a r s ClSTDRIl TM« «««rravi» eeiRRawv. «rw i CCBRD W ith local a p p lic a tio n *, a* they can not reach ret th e » -a t <>( the <li*<-**,-. C a ta rrh I* a blood or c o n s titu tio n a ld in ra a a , and in ord e r to core It you m in t la k e In te rn a l rernedie* H a ll'* Ca ta rrh i urc I f ta lt'l» in te r n a lly , a m i a c tid lr e c lly on th e b.ood id and mucous ■u rfacr*. H a ll’* Ca- * n o t a qui It waa prescribed by one of In c best p h y s ic ia a * In thia c o u n try for years, and Is a reg ular prescription. I t is Cotn|Ki*cd of th e te s t tonics k n o w n , com bined w ith the te s t blood ousiflers, a c tin g d i re c tly on th e mucous surfaces. T b s perfect co m b in atio n of th e tw o In g re d ie n t* I* w h et pro duces such w o n d e rfu l re s u lt* in c u rin g e a ta rrh . Bend (or leatrm nnlals, free. F J . t ' II r .s KY 4 C O., Proprs., To le d o , O . Sold by druggieta, price 75c. H a ll* r arnily P ill* are the baaL FOR SOLDIERS’ «.«latonwra. and henoe offer ■ |>fe0, Hauior'. i-lu« T om ato . Ifto ’ The Northorn I-«nion............... 1 e Ham a’ havorlte Onton........ 10o Em erald <*r«en i ’ucu in b «r.... 10c i * CTtv Garden Meet...................... 10c i •« IS l>ay lo d ln h .....................'....... 10c I “ Lnt'r^«n« M arket I-ettU £«.... lfic I • kletfant Flower Need«........... Lx? B ea rs th e N o t N a r c o t i c . BH -H E IR S - "w «w l*h to RAID thl« year «00,000 The Kind You Have Always Bought ° f SON. R U S S E L L & C O ., ’ ( H II D K I.N Promotes DigesHonJCheerful- ness and Rest.Contains neilher O m um .M orphine n o r M ineral. AND CANNOT acting as sergeant in a euuqntny and Write for volunteered w ith hls comrades. The father was foreman of the composing- room of a Cripple Creek, Colo., news paper, hut concluded to follow Ills son .-r 7 P O R T L A N D . O R E G O N to the Philippines aud Joined the regl- Lmcnt. A rrivin g at M anila lie was transferred to t l i t ) , company of which Fam ily Ties. M r son was s e r ^ in i. As lffee passed, "H ow close Is your relationship to the fath er saw himself still fu rth er out th at m illionaire?’’ "Oh, hls brother m arried my H e ir « o f U n io n H o h lie ra w h o h o m a te n d e d le*» ranked by hls son. who, through meri th a n IflO ftcrtR b e fo re .lun eô*ZI, 1K74 (n o m a t te r i f torious service, won several promotions brother-in Igw’s sister.”— D e tro it Free abnn< o iw d ), « tin n iti a d d re M Press.. and reached a captaincy. The father Is I I K N K Y N . C O P I* . W a s h in g t o n , I> . <?. 50 years old ami the son 20. T O C K N O W W H A T T O C A K R T A K IN O F o r In fa n ts and Cnudren. * j i u i «ff i i ^ y p y i a t t L ñ FATHER You of Course Want the Best. Catalogue and Prices. W HO LE CARDEN W h e r e H s T e s t F a ile d . (Mr W illia m Harcourt baa pleaded g u ilty to absent-mindedness and tells a atory against himself. H e suspected a man servant of stealing raouey and a t Wat resolved to set a trap. T akin g a handful of gold coins, he laid them down on hls w ritin g desk and w ent out Presently he sent this servant to the room to fetch some article. When John had returned he prom ptly w ent to hls room to see If the coins bad been touched. On the table. In ¿he place where he had left them, were gold coins. B nt were there ns many aa he bad left? H e did not know, for he had neglected to count them before he had laid them down. "B y thia Incident you see.” -said Sir W illia m . In telling the etory. “th a t I was t>orn to he chancellor of the exchequer.” HORSE PO W ER OR S A W M IL L Yoa c a n 't m ake a m istake It yon get t MONEY » .nwiiauw w u CATARRH If You Buy a New BOMB N E W PRODUCTS. every p a rt,o f South America, Europe, Africa and Asia, to aay nothing of the ■alanda a t which they have made stops. E veryw here they have gone they have carefully investigated the regular crops oy the farm ers of the country, and have purchased aeeda and plauts of such species aa they thought might he In troduced Into the United States w ith advantage. Altogether 450 different purchases have been aent In to the A gricultural Department, and experi ments are already well advauced with some of ■ them. - Among those from which great results, are expected are the Alexandrian clover, from Egypt, which 1» intended as a late fodder crop for Irrigated lands In California and A rltim a ; tbe seedless grape from Some Invitation?, people ary because enthusiastic ae ceptlng they In flgnr» 7 T h e Doctor’s Order. M other (an in v a lid )— Johnny, don’t you think I ought to punish you for being so bad? « Johnny (aged 5 )— No mamma. You know the doctor said you was not to Indulge in any violent exercise. In Mourning. Butcher— Leg o’ Mutton? Yes’m. Mrs. De Rlgeur— And let It be off a black sheep. If you please.»..We're In mourning, you know.— Philadelphia Record. Catarrh has become such a common disease that a person entirely free from this disgusting domplaint is seldom met With. I t is customary to speak of Catarrh as nothing more serious than a bad cold, a simple inflammation of the nose and throat. I t is, in fact, a complicated and very dangerous disease; if not at first, it Very soon becomes so. The blood is quickly contaminated b r the foul secretions, and the poison through the general circulation is carried to all parts of the system. * Salves, washer and sprays are unsatis factory and disappointing, because they do not reach the seat of the trouble. S S. S. does, I t cleanses the blood of the poison and eliminates from the system all catar ra d u a , Ita ly , Intended for the seedless rhal accretions, and thus cures thoroughly ralaLn Industry of the Colorado desert and permanently the worst cases. region; Egyptian cotton,'which Is now being tested by over 100 experimenters M r. T . A . W illia m s , a le a d ln r dry-rood« i For y c h a n t o f Spartanburg, 8. C , w r it e s / In the 8outh; and a series of East In • severe _ ease I h»d______ _ or .. dian yams, one of which le said to he n a u l C atarrh , w ith a ll th e dlseereeable effects fa r superior to the potato In flavor. w h ich belong to th a t disease, a n d w h i c h m ak e life p a in fu l and un endurable. I u s e d medicines prescribed by leading physician» and g phvsi •n g /e ^ ’ ted b v numbers o f fr rienda, but w ithou t g e ttin g a n y better. I then began to ta k e S. S. 6 I t Tad th e desired effect, a n d cured me a fte r ta k in g eighteen - bottles. In m y opinion 8 . 8 . 8. is th e o n ly roedb cine now in use th a t w ill effect a perm a n e n t c u rt o f C ata rrh .” j ~ » 'S eeds MORSE & CO. Anti-Autom obile Law. Denver has an ordinance which pro hibits operating an automobile at a speed greater than six miles an hour, and employs a mounted policeman to enforce It. » CATARRH brm ® W ill K eep Y ou D ry C LOVCA CITO WEli IN BED FOR YEARS mas« «Min Kt» c«..i*cm***,wi*. FAT FOLKS REL0UCED fro m 15 to 25 lb« per m onth by a harm le«« tre a tm e n t. Tbouaand« cured. M r«. M A. M a d r o n e . 4-U H a w le y 8 t., Rochester, N. Y., w rite « : ‘ •Four year« a«o I wa« reduced 4» pound« by you r v a lu ab le tre a tm e n t M y e ip e r le n c e a« T ra in e d Nur«e b a a ta u fh t me the danger« o f F a tty D egeneration H a v e not gained P a tie n t« treated by m a ll con fid en tially For p a rtic a la ra addre«». w ith Uia,. 9 8 . P . C . 1314 «a»«UK,tH.,la.tlurag».IM PO ULTRY N E T T IN C . Mastictl a “ M asher.” T w o of the young women, pretty ones and w ell dressed, playing at otic of the theaters Itonrdcd a ear last , night for the theater anil sat quietly i talking. A pretty young tiling oppo site began to stare, smile, make eyes and try hls best to make a frit. 8ud denly the older girl began In a loud I "Oh. did I tell you about the man on the ! ear last night? He sat opposite me, and tried nil kinds of ways tp make my i acquaintance, and was such ajiulsan ce | I wished his mother was there to take i him n u 'flj.” Everybody In the ear, who hod watched things for some time, grinned appreciatively, and the would-be gallant blushed, looked very uncomfortable and got out nt the next stop. The tw o girls ^nuglied. then re sumed th eir personal”tn Ik . and when they reached the.lbdtlter got out quiet ly. Everyliody In the ear wanted to cheer them.—Boston Iley^hl. A l l o y a l C h a ir . W h en v.iu take Grove's Tasteless C h ill T o n ic , becauee th e fo rm u la 1* p la in ly p rin te d on ever bo ttle show ing th a t t t la s lm id y . Ir o n i and a < n in e In a tasteless form. NoCn Pure, N o Pay. Men’s Opinions. "You can't te ll some women any th in g .” "O f course not; they won’t stop talkin g themselves long enough to let you."— Philadelphia Bulletin. Piso's Cure cannot be to o highly spoken of as a cough cure.—J. W. O 'B rikr ,S22 '¡'bird Ave., N., Minneapolis Minn., Jan. «. 19UU. ____________‘ 4 u H er Reward. “ I'd like to have my . husband go hunting.” - "Does he h it anything?” ”1 don't think so; but as I never Ask any questions about the game he brings home he glways buys me a handsome present of some kind.”— D etro it FreB Press. Lazy Liver M I H a v e b e e ? t r n a h le d ■ g r e a t < a*U An Interesting chair In the newly re w i t h a torpid liv e r, which produces eonetlpe stored church called the Garrison lio n I found C A S C A R E T S to ba a ll you claim them and secured aueh re lie f the Brel tr ia l, , .. ................ “ .................... -2-17 church, at Berlin, has been ordered by for ibat I purchased a n o th e r supply and waa com , ....................... “ ........................ X .30 the Kaiser to be placed In hls pew p lete ly cured I a h s ll only be too glad to rea- ». <• • <• •• « ..................... ...... _ | , 1 2 m end O aecareta whenever th e op portunity S " • “ “ '• ................... ...... .. 4.25 there. I t Is a simple wooden affalA om fh p resen ted ." J. A S s rrn A ll K in d * of W ire *n d Iro n W o rk ft and benrs the following inscription: M M ^uaquahanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. P O R T L A N D W IR E A IR O N W O R K S “ K ing Frederick W illiam I. once sat 1 4 * F r o n t a t . , P o r t l a n d , O r a s o n ., CANDY 1 on this cbalr during divine services.” Buy from the m an u fa ctu re r. Brice In fu ll ro ll* 2 feet wlrte. I O feet Io n a ........... ............. Jl.iW If m I» P E N S IO N BICKFOKD. W rth in ,to n . D. C .. th e y w ill re- ■ I re iv e q u ic k re p iie * B. 5th N. H . vole. Staff 20tll Corpe. P r e te n d in g claim « rfiqce 1878.*, CBTLEH’SMRIIOUTE«f IODIDE A guaranteed Cure for Catarrh and OonBuraptlon. 81.00. D Lock Box lift. W. 1.1 IIT IIO Q ., h f f i l s , I.T .FrH'8 a . r . a. o. w H IM Ma. IS —la o t . w r tU a g * » a d v a r t lM r e > ! • • • • v C A T H A R T IC . H a d f h r t h e H o t e ls . Owing to the absence of Britlsl^ tquy- Ists. Bel gain hotel-keepers hate,'bad the worst year (hey have known. rnaat saaan -4*f)enfnesH Isn't tbe affliction to age t b t t It ts to youth; a deaf aged person doesn't miss hearing many nice thing*. Most people bars the church Instinct la their blood, i "ïr .. C URE C O N S T IR A T IO N . ■o-To-iAc JS ... ‘ f