■
»Triers In ^he celebrated Heath
Vniley of California have described the
wonderful contorttona of the sand pil
lars that small whirlwind, aometlmea
send spinning across the hot plain.
Even more remarkable are dust dev
Ila" seen 1>y an explorer. In the valley
of the White Nile. Sometimes two of
tlicne whirling columns, gyrating In op
poslte directions, meet, "and If they be
we'l-tr.ntehed tlie <~ollly|on stops them
and a struggle ensues as to which way
they shall twist. Gradualy one galn<
the innstery, and the two combined rush4
on together.” Some of these wltfrlwfhdM1
will strlp«4he clothes from an Arab’s'
b
or
“ ROat spinning round
■ad-rourtd like a top. i
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Mrs. Mittie Huffaker.
Scrofula
F«w are entirely free from it.
It may develop so slowly aa to cause little if
any disturbance during the whole period of
childhood.
It may th^n produce dyspepsia, catarrh,
and marked tendency to consumption, before
Tuesday, May 22.
m^hifesting itself in much cutaneous erup-
tl<m or glandular «welling.
Washington, May 22.—The senate
D 1» te.t to be sure that you
quite free today devoted the greater part of the
from it. and you cm rely on
session to consideration of the immi-
IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Don’t Poison Baby
F0E^n^nRTn AG.° im°8t 6T6ry mOther th0US!lt hOT chila mUrt 1“”
1
4 a t > t S t TT^nrii1^11111 to ma^e ft ^eeP' These drugs will produce
“d,A J™
TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH
THERE IS NO WAKING. Many are the children who have been killed or
whose, health has been ruined for life by paregoric, laudanum and morphine, each
oi which, is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists are prohibited from Rolling
either^of the narcotics named to children at all, or to anybody without labelling
em poison. The definition of narcotic ” IS S
medidno which relieves pain
negative votes were cast by Foraker,
Republican, of Ohio, and Morgan and
Pettus, Democrats, of Alabama. Thera
was a somewhat- larger attendance of
senators than usual, but the attendance
in the galleries was by no means ate-
normal, and there waa no manifesta
tion of any kind when the reeult was
anncuDted. Thers was, however, an
almoet general sigh of relief among the
senators.
'
.
p rati on bill, but before it was -a ken up
to rid you of it ndkaily andpermanently. McCo“b«r made a peraon.l statement,
Aroept no substitute, but insist on bovine con‘r*d>c‘i,lF *n article printed in the
Hold’s. Liquid or tablets, uo Dosos si
New York Tribune that the railroad
—Z_________________ ________________ rate bill bad been so amended at hi.
Makes a Diaereae«.
instance a. tq render it ineffective.
Dwellers In apartment houses some-
Previous to that time aleo the senate
times seem to forget that conversations “dopted a resolution directing the com-
Washington, May 18.—Reminiscent
In the entrance halts may be overheard
on Privileges and elections to
of the stressful days of tba 47th con.
by other tenants. This was the greet- con»‘d«r the course to be pursuedju
grees were the scenes in and about the
Ing which a belated husband received tb« CM® ol Bart«u-
at the door of his apartment recently :
Sp*K n
bl” were houae today. Hardly bad the journal
“Don't talk to me! I know very well
“
d th “^^10 been approved when the Democrats,
what you would say! But I know- a»«« P**™ and other.. The bill under the lead^Mbip of Williams, of
.
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,
» WM 8tl11 under consideration when the Mississippi, began the firs? real fili
you have been off p aying poker and
adjonrned
buster in a number of years, their ob
. lost all your money ! ’
I\
4
•• .
4
ject being to defeat the bill paying to
“No. I didn't} my dear; I won twen-
Washington, May 22.—For an hour Uie estate o( Samuel Lee, of 8oath
ty dollars," was the conciliating an- I or more today the house of represena- Carolina, |10r482 for allowances made
»wer.
_
Itives could not decide whether to go by reason of the election of Lee, a ne
The other voice suddenly modulated, into committee of the whole on the gro contestant for a aeat in ths 47th
“Well, perhaps after all we women diplomatic and consular bill, or to congress.
This bill has been reported favorably
' nre a little too severe—a man should follow the lead of Gardner of Massa-
have a little recreation now and then.” (Riuaetta to take up consideration of the by nine congreeaes — six times by Re
publicans and three times by Demo
F.rm.r .to« the Party win.
immigration bill.
„1
When the independent telephone com- ’ AMi,t®d by Williams, the minority crats.
After spending almost the entire day
panies first began to come togetWln >“der Gardner led a mild filibuster
conventions to exchange experleniie..
‘,k,nK “P the diplomatic bill, on the question the bill waa paaaed.
one fact was always commented upon an,d. «“deavored to delay matters by
with great curiosity by the manager. H ”“«
Thursday, May 17.
of town or city plants, say. Success. Ti
KepuM-cans, however,
Washington, May 17.—With the ex
This was that they Invariably met with
’.‘’i0"3?. PT‘O ’
J’™’108"* ception of Bailey’s digression, tbs en
r..n.—
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the diplomatic bill was taken up and tire dsy was devoted by the senate to a
failure in their endeavors to Induce
i j
____ . ,
. „
, general debate began and continued
review of the amendments made in
^Vegetable Preparation for As
farmers to put in what are known as
6
committee of the whole and covered
“lockout” devices, by mean, of which
The senate'bill authori.ing
similating the Food and Regula
the eon- somewhat more than half of the meas
every telephone on a party line becomee Lfn^tion ol a dam. acr0M
ting the Stomachs and Bowels of
the Pend ure. There was a prospect of conclud
practically a private wire.
d’Oreille river in the'state of Waehing-
ing the reading until the section grant
In cities, the party line Is considered I ton was paused
ing to the Interstate Commerce com
a great nuisance, because there is no I
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mission power to fix rates was reached
privacy In conversations, and all the
Monday, Mry 21.
and the question of ths constitutional
j ben. on the line are rung each time al
WMhiDgton( M.y 21.-The legi.la
ity of that provision was raised. The
subscriber call. Naturally, the manag- H„( executive and judicial appropria- attack was made on the clause giving to
ers of plant, figured that this obtec- tioD blU wai paMed by th. .„.te to- the committee ditcretion in the matter
tlon prevailed in the country aleo; ¿ut, day w¡tbin three hour, from ite read- of preserving rates, and a long debate
almo.t without exception, they found ing. It carriee appropriation, eggre- ensued. The question was still under
that one of the great attraction, to the gating *29,815,250, an increaM of *50,- diecuseion whin the day came to a
farmer was that his telephone did ring 345 over the amount reported to the close.
every time the other sixteen or twenty senate. A number of
unimportant
Washington, May 17. — After two
people on the line rang up, and that be measures were passed and at 3:30
could hear or be overheard In conver- o'clock consideration wa. given to pen- weeks’ debate the houae today passed
the naval appropriation bill, carrying
satlon. It wa. a practical demon.tra- .ion bills.
190,74,6000. The amendment provid
tlon of the social hunger the farmer
,, ,
has endured for centuries, and which
'y ashington. May 21.—-Decided op- ing that the secretary of the navy could
Is nb»v ended, thanks to the arrival of P°e*‘'on developed today in the house go into the open market and purchase
telephone competition.
°! «’epreeentatives against the passage chains, anchors and cordags, should it
of the bill to extend the time for the be demonstrated that they equid be
Oldest Peer.
completion of the Alatken Central rail- had cheaper in free markets than they
The only living peer who was a mem- way.
could be made by the government,
ber of the house of lords at the ^thns
Williams, of Mississippi, insisted waa defeated today by a vote of 188 to
of Queen Victoria's accession is Lord that the bill was obnoxious because it 120.
-
Nelson. He succeeded to the earldom exempted the property from license tax
By the action of the house on a sec
In 183B. Lord Nelson is not a direct and tax on its railway during the per ond amendment, upon which a separate
descendant of the hero of Trafalgar, I iod of construction and for (lye years vote was Remanded, a 4 per cent differ
Mt Is only collaterally descended from I thereafter.
He believed that every ential* will be allowed bidders froth the
Horatio Nelson’s sister, Mrs. Bolton, individual as well as every corporation Pacific Coast on ships constructed
He enjoys a good estate and a pension should pay his proportionate share of there. The vote was very cloee, three
Republicans changing from no to yes,
of £5,000 granted to the first Lord Nel- thetax burden.
txACT copy or wrapper .
son and bis heirs.
Powell, of Maine, insisted that the Haughen of Iowa, Thomas and Long-
I bill was a good business proposition.
worth.
How’s Tbls ?
jbe yeaB and nayg were ordered and
Wednesday, May 16.
We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward fox that hill was defeated
any caae of Catarrh that cannot be cumtTby
wa* ‘ ® *
7 ? 1 (Hl navi
“7* Washington, May 16.—The consider
Heil’s catarrh l ure.
60, preeent 25, two-third, not having
Manchuria's climate corresponds to
ation of the rate bill. in. committee of
y. J. CHENKY A CO., Props., Toledo, O. »„»ed in ill favor
We, the underlined, have known F. J. V0.
,
‘•vor-
that of Cenada; Ita site la six time«-that
Cheney for the lut IS year», and believe hits
A bill was also passed authorising the whole waa- concluded by the senate of England and Wales; its population
jr,n!ani
IhiiVnth« «•« of surplus or unallotted land today, and the measure was then re 20.000,000.
Uons ana n nanclally able to carry out any od - I . . _
f, a ,
_
ttgation« made by their Arm.
the Coeur a Alene Indian reserve- ported to the senate, where «here will
1 Wxar A Tauax, Wholesale Drugciata,Toledo, O. of
t|nn
be opportunity to review and alter all
and prodaces sleep, but which in poisonous doses produces stupor, coma, convul
sions and death. ” The taste and smell of medicines containing opium are disguised,
and sold under the names of “Drops,” “Cordials,” “Soothing Syrups,” eto. fou
should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or
your physician know of what it is composed. CASTORIA DOES NOT CON
TAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher.
')oo Buops
HAD GIVEN UP ALL HOPE.
CONFINED TONER BED
WITH DYSPEPSIA.
“I Owe My Life to Pe-ru-na
Says Mrs. Huffaker.
Mrs. Mittie Huffaker, R. R. No. 3,
Columbia, Tenn^, writes:
“I was afflicted with dyspepsia for sev
eral years and at last* was confined to my
bed, unable to sit up.
“We tried several different doctors
without relief.
had given up all hope of any relief
and was almost dead when my husband
bought me a bottle of Peruna.
“At first 1 could not notice any bene
fit, but after taking several bottle. I
waa cured sound and well.
"It is to Peruna I owe my life today.
“I cheerfully recommend it to all
sufferer..”
,
Revised Formula.
“For a numlier of year, request, have
come to me Trona a multitude of grate
ful friends, urging that Peruna be'"
given a slight laxative quality. I have
been experimenting with a laxative ad
dition for quite a length of time, and
now feel gratified to announce to the
friends of Peruna that I have incorpor
ated such a quality in the medicine
which, in my opinion, can only en
hance its well-known beneficial charac
ter. z
“8. B. HARTMAN, M. D.”
GASOLENE ENGINES
I to 4
boru-
pow.r fully warranted, *1».
All alz.a and
style, at lyweal price». Writ, tor catalog.
REIERSON
f ____ '
machinery company
Portland". Qrexon.
«
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Hall’s Caiarrh Cure la taken Internally, act
Saturday, May-10.
in* directly upon the blood and mucoua aurv
face» ot the >y»tem. Price 7So. per bottle.
Washington, May 19.—The Louse
Bold by all Drugglita. Testimonial* tree.
arose tpday in its wrath aud put to
Hall'» Family Pill» are the beat.
eternal sleep a measure that it had pre-
. _ x ,
x
► v .
i viouslv passed, making it a peniten-
A Bostonian was talking about the tiary oflenM for ,ny official or .employe
late Henry Harland.
o,
government, including '.eenatore
"Harland was a graceful, gallant land congressmen, to make public any
soul,” be said. "Even in his boyhood secret information that would have an
he turned the prettiest compliment
effect upon the market value of any
"In bls boyhood he studied Latin American product«. The bill original-
under a charming young woman.
ly passed the house some weeks ago
, “This young lady, calling him up In without diecuseion, and was intended
class one morning, said :
- I to remedy a defect in the law as expos-
"’Henry, name some of
beauties of education.’
chief ed by the recent cotton scandal in the
|departmjint of
agriculture. It was
'The boy, smiling into his teacher's amendedby the senate, arid the report
of the conferees brought the matter to
pretty eyes, answered
Portland Trade Directory
>__Philadelphia t^e Pttention of the house today.
‘
Schoolmistresses.
’
Name» and Addrvaaea In Portland of Reprä
After a heated debate in which the
Bulletin.
sentative Business Firms.
me «sure was attacked as vicions legis
lation by McCall of Massachusetts,
mura KCPPI.IK h ; Kodak drvrlopina and nrlul-
TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY.
Ins; wrile lor prices. Woodard. Clarks A Co.
Grosvenor, of Ohio, and Crumpacker,
of Indiana, Republicans, and defended
AGIC LA N I K RNS — WetNter Co., Port!and
lAjWMt prices on Lanterns and Hildes.
by Burleson, Democrat, of Texas, its
T ha JhouMnd a of. wnm a n whn s uff e r autbw, and Ohuiimau J e ukiut, o f the
i ms vi i ' I KI IB U S' .s si qatew», Hun t rhuu
Fit; fr.l mraiuremrul bl.iik.; Woodard, Ciarla
backiche, languor, urinary disorders judiciary committee, the honee, by a
and other kidney ills, record vote of 107 to 66, tabled the
HOUSES or all kind, for ».I. al ver/ r.aaonabl.
price. Inquire 274 From BL
wHl -find comfort in bill, having refused in the first instance
the words of Mrs. to agree to the report of the conferees.
TRU h KF.H tentón approval; we guarantaa flt li
n>o«t Urti ku It cuei; Woodard, Clarke <t Co. -
Jane Farrell, of 606
Ocean Ave., Jersey
ARTIFICI A I. KYKN; eyery abad* and Nhap« ;
Friday, May 18.
sortaient »ent on approval; Woodard. Clark«
City, N. J., who
Washington, May-18.—After 70 days
says:
“I reiterate
CREAM BEPARATORR-W a ffvarantM the U.S.
of almost Continuous dsliberation ths
Separator to be the beat. Write lor free data oa.
all I have said before
senate today at 4:53 p. m. passed the
Hasel wuud Co.. Fifth and Oak.
V
in praise of Doan’s
railroad rate bid by the practically
amcUITHIXO-Burum * Prodi Itoi, ml.
Kidney Pills. I had
unanimous vote of 71 to 3. The three
Minn Alfred Beniamin * C<va correct clothe.
<*
been
having
heavy
Kvrrylhln* In men a rurulahlnKA
Morriaou and
Hlith iirHU Opponile jmtofllci.
backache and my general health waa
Back to the House.
My
FOüLTRY FOOD^-lf you want yôïïf bent to lav affected when I began using them.
Washington, May 22.—The railroad
mora eg*« writ«* 11« tor free particular« about FU- feet were swollen, my eyes puffed, and
KINA POULTRY AEEDb—Ácme Milla Co..
Tornanti, Oregon.
dizsy spells were frequent. Kidney rate bill was considered for three hours
action was irregular and the secretions tonight by the house committee on in
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cific coast, organs and Pianos on easy payments. highly colored.
Today, however, I am terstate and foreign commerce and the
Write R>r list. I^t us anote you a price. Aliwu a
a
well
woman,
and
I am confident that decision reached to recommend disa
Gilbert-Ramaker Co., Portland, Oragon.
Doan’s Kidney Pills have made me so, greement to all cf the aenate amend
TKLKOKAPItY TAI'tillT FHEK. Com
ments and to send ths bill to confer
co urne hoi pernii oh Ncctfrâd WTi^n ut H<hiHt«-d and are keeping me well.”
Ì lei.-
ence. The committee will not ask that
hla offer <ood only f<»r «hort time Write "
Bold
by
all
dealers.
50
cents
a
box.
Ilmari PA< I Hl 'TELEURA PH 1NHTJ
instructions of any character be given
Grand Theatia Building, Portland. Oregon.
Foeter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
to the house conferee». There was no
disposition to criticise the amendment
conferring jurisdiction on the conns to
review orders made by the Interstate
Com Tierce commission.
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the
Should Continue Filibuster.
Washington, May 21.—Democratic
members of the house of repreeentstivee
today wore signing an indorsement of
an action of Williams, the minority-
leader, in filibustering in the house for
the purpose of -hurrying action on the
statehood bitt.
The indorsement was
drawn by Henry, of Texas, and was
circulated by Beall, *of that state. It
asks Williams .to continue to demand
roll calle on every motiofr which can be
made in the passage of bills or the adop
tion of resolutions and raise the ques
tion of no quorum when possible. '
Do Clerks Vote for Members?
Washington, May 21.—Speaker Can
non instanced his confidence in the
reeding clerks ot ths house yesterday.
Williams, of Mississippi, daring ths
filibuster against tbs bill to pay Sam
nsl Lee 110,000 for efjtensee incurred
during hie contest for s seet in the
Forty-seventh congress, stated that he
bad heard the name of a member called
and thaLthe clerk bad recorded him es
voting Wien as « matter of fact the
member Mas not in the city.
the amendments
heretofors
mads.
Practically the entire day was devotsd
to consideration of the anti-pass amend
ment, which was adopted after making
so many exceptions as to arouse laugh
ter every time the provision was read.
The work of the senate after the bill
was reported was confined to the partial
consideration of the pipeline provision,
which was so amended a. to strike out
the Morgan proviso extending its ope
ration to other countries where the
United States had jurisdiction.
Washington, Mqy 16. — The uaval
appropriation bill, carrying nearly
*100,000,000, was completed today in
the bouse after one of the busieet days
of the present congress.
The vfeature
of the day’s debate grew out of the at
tempt to defeat the appropriation for
the largest battleship of ite clais in the
world and the tenor of the speecbee for
the big .hip was that the Amaxican re
public must be abreast of the nation*
of the world in the strength of her
navy. The opponent* talked fpr peace,
disarmament ana arbitration, and in
sisted that there wa* no national need
for such a large navy. The amend
ment introduced by Burton, of Ohio,
to strike out the appropriation for a
rival to the British Dreadnaught was
defeated, as wa* the amendment leav
ing the conetructiqp of the battlesnip
to the discretion oE the secretary of the
navy after the second H.gne conference.
A final vote on the bill will be taken
tomorrow.
Will Oppose Big Battleship.
Washington, May 22.—The naval
program providing fpi ir the construction
of one great baltleslfip of tonnage equal
to any afloat or tow building will meet
opposition in the Senate, but not of
■ ich stubborn character, it is thought,
as to endanger its passage.
Several
members of the senate committee on
naval affairs have expressed themselves
as opposed to the building ot “the
great unwieldy type of the Dread-
naught,” now being constructed for the
navy of Great Britain and which the
house favors.
Mother« will find Mn. Winslow’s Soothing
Byrup ths boat remedy to use for their children
during ths teething period.
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Dr. Alexander E. Mlntle, of Cleveland, Ohio, says: “I have frequently
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Dr. H. D. Benner, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: “I have used your Css,
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suets
Then carry the little ten-cent box con
stan tlywlth Stou In your purse, and
take a Cascaret whenever you suspect
you need 'It.
Jsr>--OjPA Cascaret at a time will promptly
cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue-
—When your Tongue 13 coated
—When you have Heart
burn, Belching, Acid Risings In
Throat.
—When Pimples begin to peep oui.
—When your stomach Gnaws and
Burns.
That's the time to check coming Con
stipation, Indlgestion'and Dyspepsia.
That's the time fotake a Cascaret,
<1 in » m « n .
nutrition from food, brings ■ back to the
Bowel-Muscles greater strength for self-
operation.
»
Cascarets are safe to take as often as
you need them, while pleasant to eat as
Candy.
Two Houses Will Soon Agree.
Washington, May 21.—There will
not be a prolonged contest between the
bouse and senate over the railroad rate
bill.
Indications are that it will be
accepted by the house within a short
time, subetantially in the shape in
which it was adopted by the senate.
That was developisd today at a eonfer-
enee between
Preeident Roosevelt,
One candy tablet night and morning,
Speaker Cannon, Senator
Spooner,
Representative Hepburn, author of the taken regularly for a short times Is war
bill and chairman _of the commerce ranted to cure the worst case of Consti
committee, and Representative Mann, pation or Indigestion that walks the earth.
also of .he committee.
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need it will insure you against 90 per
Statehood Bill as Rider.
cent of all other Ills likely to attack you.
Washington, May 22.—■ There has
Because 90 per cent of these Ills begin
been a revival of. -tne questi an as to
ta the Bowel«, or exist through poor Nutri
whether the bill tor the admission of
•' .
Oklahdma and Indian Territory as it tion.
Cabarets don't purge, don't weaken,
pasted the senate will be made a rider
on an appropriation bill.
Ibis talk don't irritate, nor upset your stomach.
They don't act Ul^e "Physic" that flush
has been going on for some time, but
was given more attention today because •ut the Bowel, with a waste of precious
the proposition was broached by one of Digestive Juloe needed for tomorrow's
the cloee friends of the preeident. Bnt Bowel-work.
no suggestion of this kind was made by
I No, — they act like Exercise, on the
the president, so it was stated.
Bowels. Inst Md.
KSMHIKM h
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to Chaso H. Fletcher.
Dp. J. W. Dinsdale, of Chicago, Ill., says: "I use your Castorla and
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All druggists tell (Hern—over ten mH-
Hon boxes a year, for six years past.
Be very careful terget the genuine. made
only by the Sterling Remedy Company
and never sold In bulk.
Every table*
stamped "CCC.1
ty rmi
to ova triendsi
We want to send to our Friends a beantifnl
Freach-deslraed. GOLD PLATED BONBON BOX.
hard-enameled la colors. It is a beantr for the
dresxlns tables» Ten cento la stamps Is asked as a
meaanreof good faith andtocovercostofCaacarets,
with whichitKls Jilnty trinket is loaded.
TSI
Send to-day. mentioning thia pager. Address
SUrlin* Remedy Company. Chicago or New York.
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to .»yon. »ho c.
dityrtv. this ,t,tem,nt.
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If I codld t.kr you Into mv three large factorte.
at Hrocktvns Ma»., and rh™ you the InllnH.
would realise why w. L. Pourl.« U M aha
coat mor. to make, why thevhold their ah.i
lit better, wear tongrr. Md .re of grmi
Intrlnalc value than any other gJ.Mahoc.
CAUTIÒW^—Insht up.ri having W.L.Douf-
law sn<»ew. Take no subwtitute. None genuine
Wilbnut hi« nam» and price atarnped un bottoni.
Fati Cól or Furletn u*9<1 ; thfu mll not urar bratta.
Write for lllii«trat>d t'at dog. i
W. L. DOUGLAS. Brocktoa. Mane.
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