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A TENACIOUS CLCTCIl Is that of dypepla. Few remertlea do mora tlmn nalllato chin obatlnafe oitii p)nl nt. "Try llnalolier'a Stomach II 1 1 1 em, howuver, and you will And that it la comiueraulii, alons with lis symptom, hoartburn, Halulunce, nvrvniianeiM mill low of fk-ah and vlnor. illliouMninH Hiid tonallpallon frequently accompany It. Theae bealdca malarial, rhoumatlo nd kidney I'oiu plalula, ru iilno nubiluitUlu Willi llio Mltcr.' Thev soy In Texas tlint. tlie .rowtmy of the future will use u wheel iimteiid of u homo. One cowhcrdcr in Ah'hioii, Kuu sus, already uxcs oil'c I'iso's Cure fur Consumption In our onlv medic no fur cough and colds. Mrs. ( Kelts, 43!), 8th ave., Denver, Col., Nov. 8, to. Hun a the mi spots ore believed to be uejiings in n'tttihiitiMtiliprp i linn i ni in vii l..ii.m .... . - ... .... . .......r lliruagu wuie.n we oru is seen. ,11 ANKS Fur all klnda nfwnrk furnished fret nn abort notice. Aililrcaa lllalcy'a Ku..l''u.vit Ul rica, Hi Third Slruei, 1'ortlui.il, Oregon.. If yau pick up a starving dog.'tuid nmke him prosperous he trill uol bile you. . This is the pnialjuil dillVieme between u (lug and a muii. " ." ' DKIF.NK88 CAVKOT It K ..CI! It Ml By loon) application, as they cannot rem h tlie 'diacaacd portion nf-tlit) ear. There la only one ' way Iri cure rieuftieaa, and that la by ii u tional remedk'H. I'enfnexs is canted by iui In flamed condition of the mncoua HiiIiik oi the Kimtachian Tube. When thlx tnbe la iiillanud you have a rumbling- ami nil or luiienetl bear ItiK, and when It In entiMv elnMt, rii-alm-HM 'iK Hit' resull, and link' the liitlainmatloii can be taken out and Ihtn tube rcMnrcd In Iik noriiiiil condition, hearing will ho dcMri.yed forcmr: nine cafes out of ten are canned by eiilnrrh, ' which la nnthiiifr but an inflamed c.ondltlnuuf the mucoiia aurfucca. . We will Klve Ono Hundred fiollar fur any - caae af deafneMi (caused by catarrh) Hint can not be oured by Haifa Catarrh lure. Kenil for circular); free. F. J. CHENEY ill CO., Toledo, 0. Rold by drUKKisti". 75c. . . r. Hall's Family Filla are the beat. . . The chemical constituents of the nmrsli room'aVe utmost identical with Hume of meat, and it possesses the sums nourishing ' propertl6S. ' ,,v' ' " Bottled Up ! Whether in the form of pill powdet or liquid, the doctor's 'prescription for blood diseases . is always, the same mercury or potash. These drugs bottle np the poison and 'dry it up in the system, but they als-j dry Up the marrow ' in the bones at the same time. The suppleness and elasticity of the joints give way to a stiffness the rack ing pains of rheumatism. The form Sradually bends, the bones ache, while ecrepitude and helplessness prema turely take possession of the body, and it is but a short step to a pair ol ' crutches. Then comes falling ol the hair and decay of the bones, a con dition truly horrible. v Contagiqus Blood Poison the curse of mankind is the most horrible of all diseases, and has al ways baffled the doctors. Their cot- ash and mercurv Dotue uptfle poisou, out it always oreaKS forth strain attack ing some delicate organ, frequently the month and throat, filling them with eating sores. S.S.S., is the only known 'cure for this disease. It is guar anteed ourelv vege table, and one thousand dollars reward is offered for proof to the contrary. It never fails to cure Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism, Cancer, or any other disease of the A w tiavA a hlond disease. VIUUU A tww '" - " take a remedy which will not injure you. Beware ot mercury, aon i uo viuicutc to your system. Don't get bottled up! Our books sent free to any address. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, ua. THE GREAT RIVER OPE? The Formal Indication of the Caaeada Lock a Celebrated. The ononinor of the Cascade locks last week will prove an epoch in tber his tory of the state ot Oregon. There were thousands who witnessed the winging of the massive steel gates at the western annrosoh to the lock. The exercises preliminary to the opening of the locks were simple in character, consisting only in a short address by Governor W. P. Lord In presenting the steel lever to be used in the open ing of the gates to Captain W. L. Fisk, of the United States engineer corps, who had charge of the work on behalf of the government, and a brief reply by him. Within the look was the steamer Maria, the little steamer Sadie B., the launch Water Witoh, owned by J. G. and I. N. Day, the oontraotori. Out side the lower gate were the steamers Dalles Citv. Sarah Dixon and Harvest Queen, crowded to the guards with men women ana onnaren. un me out a Lias ot the locks and canal, crowded nDon the massive granite walls of the work' and from every other point of vanta' were tnonsands of othors waitina natie uly the signal for the gates to swing opi.u. It was exaotly 2:80 when the shrii; whistle of the Sadie B. announced the signal, and a moment after the great steel (Stes were seen to be slowly mov ing. Cheer upon cheer rent the air; whistles of the various steamers joined in a mad ohorns of noise. The Dalles brass band, stationed on the steamer Sarah Dixon, vlaved inspiring airs, while battery A, of Portland, on the forward deok. fired a salute as the steamers coinmeuced to move. The Sadie B. backed down the look to the gate, followed by the Maria and Water Witoh. then returning, took np their stutions within the look, followed by the other steamers. Onoe within the walls, the gates were olosed, and naoh veghol safelv moored. Then a practical demonstration of the work ings of the look followed. An aaoi tional denth of 23 feet was necessary in order that the vossela might pass from the lower to the upper lock or canal, and this immense body of water was eeenred in abont half an hour, al tVinuirh. when the locks are in full Tt- 3 I it mm ' ADOPTS AMERICAN MODES Wife of New Japaneas Miit'ater Umm UiacuruaU futiv lrcaa. Among the recent additions to diplo matic circles In Washington are Min ister Iloshl of Japan and his wife. Mine. Hoshl Is about 33 years of age ami of the most pleasing personal ap pearance. Khe Is short, probably 4 fpet 10 Inches In height. Her dark hair Is very abundant, her large brown eyes nro soft, yet bright, and her com plexion Is dear aud rosy. In dress, her costume Is that of the American woman, yet as she has only recently laid aside her native gowns, her ward robe of western robes Is limited. She has placed herself In the hands or a tutor, In order to master the intricacies THE DAY FOR GREEN CHECKS. Fcheme L'aed by Keatanranta to Avoid Hclnit Swindled. It was at one of those places where you ctin get a good meal for fifteen wiiu. If your llimiict's have run down to an unusually low ebb, ten cents will tuifllce to meet tho doni.mil of your iippetlto. Htlll, It Is there as every place else. If you get a uprend of lirst-clasd viands you have to pay for It. It U one of the reirulilt Ions of the es- ! tiiblltdinient to fluirge up Its patrons on wtiiim of heavy paper that vary in color on different days, red, yellow, and green being the preferre.l tints. About n week ago a young mon went In and ordered a ten-cent luneh. As tutor, in order to m ister me luiriciiLn-a - .i,. if the English language, and by next " Kht ln the wnltpr winter will no doubt be able to pre- s' "' side at a tea In the most approved style, JAPANESE MINISTER AND FAMILT. The yotinir mini lingered long over hi chenp repast and noon paper, and at last the waller evidently forgot that lil customer had liceu ticketed once and gave li 1 in another chock. The young iiiiui thought he mw the hand of Providence in the double deal, so ho cautiously slipped one Into his Inside pocket to ime on a future occa sion and gave the other to the cashier. That day the clun ks were red. . It was a week later when the young I man's hunger mounted to euch a pitch, that nothing but a meal of generous; profHirtlons would ontisfy him. Re-j memberlug the teu-ceut check that was j hidden away In his pocket, he had no s Pill' iff, To Be 1 Givsn Away this year, In valuable articles to smokers of Blackwell's Genuine Durham Tobacco The Best ' SmoklngTobacco Made You will find one coupon in side each a-uncu bag, und two coupons inside each 4-ounce bag. Buyabug, rcadthecoupou mid sec how to get your snare. ordering whatever he hesitancy In wished. The value of his lunch was an even j dollar, but when he got to the cashier's dck. he laid down his ten-cent check. Instead of accepting the dime and pass- lnir him alone to make room for the' next customer the cashier looked at tho ' as far as conversational ability Is con cerned. . Mine. Hoshl has been married ten years, but there Is only one child In the family, a boy of C years of age. His name is Hoshl Kikaru, and be Is a DrigUl little ICIlOW, WUUUBUUK uuum - .WnlnoA the house In evident loneliness for his y"S "' u"illul" - i .u. ti,. n,f him n moment. many pmjunuea ... uie - - h,uv t, ) uere uiu juu Bt.-i "J "' aaked. The young man's face took on an ex pression of surprised innocence. "The waiter gave It to me." "When?" "Just now." "Which waiter was ItT A clammy perspiration commenced to break out all over the young man's bodjjt but he thought he might na well of the minister Is a fine musician and devotes much of her time to that art Chinese Mall Service. The malls ln China are different from the postal arrangements of any other country In the world, ln China the mall service Is not In the hands of the" Gov ernment, but Is left to private persons to establish postal connection, how and Anybody may wherever tbev please. though, when tne iocks are id iuu , open u iure auu um.s om o v,rave It out operation, it will not take more than tising tnat ne is rcaay 10 accept leiten window," he eight minutes to perform snob service to be forwarded to certain places or' one cl08e to tue muow- , The gradual rise of water, as it oonia countries. , . h(, T in riHsnit or tins nrifinrremeni is mat - in populous towns there are a great number of persons accepting letters to be forwarded to all parts of the coun try; at Shanghai, for Instance, there are not less than thirty-five hundred stores competing with each other and 9? be watched flowing from the canal like a seething torrent, proved an in teresting speotaole. When the proper depth ot water bad been allowed, the lii.n Water Witoh started through the canal, the first vessel to pass through the locks after the formal opening oi tae great work. The Sadie B. closely followed and after the other steamers also passed tbrongh the oanal and be yond the eastern gates, the orowds of passengers waving handerohiefs and wildly oheering. Portland was largely represented at the oelebration, as was The Dalles, many prominent business men of both oities being present. Sherman and Morrow counties had good delegations present, as well as Kliokitat oounty, Wash. After the passage of the vessels tbrongh the looks, Colonel Day and bis son entertained a large number of in vited guests, arriving from Portland in speoial train. The big dining room tons, who was standing near by. "Will you kindly have this gentleman aliow you the man who waited on; him?" he said. "There Is something' wrong." . i I The vounc man didn't know what; lU.l-B I'VUJUl-MUg Him .-,. ""- " " ...... carrying on a war to tue Buue as iar wu ra...u.s, um as rates are concerned. prietor around to the table where he This system, although having great had eaten and pointed out the attend faults, has some good qualities. There ant. are several parties accepting letters In j "There he Is," he said, one certain town. The Chinese , nier- The proprietor took the rod ten-cent chant who writes letters two or three clwck from the young man's hand and times will patronize several of the con; it out for Inspection, cerns, and asks his correspondent to "Did you give this out to-day?" ho inform him which begot quickest. Hav- asked, etenily. lnir prnerlmented for a while, he will, v -, the cllb renlv. "I 'member this gem'man cos he et so much. No, sih, 1 give him a check for one dollah. He'll find It on hlin some- Greatest Highest Smallest Quantity. Quality. Price. select the firm giving the best service, but he always baa the choice of several mailing agencies for his correspondence. "GRKAT PKKSONAL EVENTS. wheres." The young man saw It was useless to . T7. T . nrotest and wild his bill. a aeries oi nmoies or unioue interest . ...... nx.- a speuiai nam. uo u.g u..uB . - . T ... it was a day rorgreen cnecKs. i uiiu- 01 tne messnonse waa Hauiwunii - , , . Z n delnhia Item. .. i Ilnnm Innriul Tt la to ba called uc 'l'u,a ' lc a Danqnet nan, wnero iuji juhu done to the spread furnished by the , "Great Personal Events," and will hn.ta i sketch the most wonderful soene (f This Shoe Picture ("hows a atvllsh shoe; but'oca not iho half of the sboe'a strong points. It la a plump calf, calf-tipped, haatonirh, soft topplntr, reinforced lace stay, ex ra br.)ad Lutaiiie and inside back stay, mild double soles and slug heels that canine run over. Portland's Greatest btore oners this shoetoita mail order customers a a apecial bargain. IN BOYS' SIZES. IITOl. T II 80 PER PAIR. IN BOYS' SI2S.21-2T0 6. Af $2.20 PER PAIR. Ne square toe, If you prefer, Instead of point shown. We will pay the e!reaa o' mail charges on these shoes, and will End one of our new Kali Catalogues to each customer who has not received one. OLDS KING, 302 Washington St. POm"". " A Plague or Hyacinths. ' . TIip ranldlv Increasing water hya- During the night , many speeches populuar enthnsjasm ana tnrunng nu gQon hwomR ft Mag of se. were made by prominent citizens of the torio interest which have ooourred in . n,lv,at,on on state, and 9 o'clock the Portland party. ! America during the past nity yea . f Lm)ls!nna ac. with the exception of about 50 who ; Each one will be graphically detailed 0r,pans T,meg. went to The Dalles to continue the by sn eyewitness ..while fading f ' unlCM eonie panacea. Is celebration, started for home in its spe- have been employed to portray the A year or two ago cial train, the run being made in one events in pictures made from old illm. round wr e e honrand20minntea. ! native materia The series has jus J' n,Jt,on oainte broght The proposition to build ,anal en atTtA in a SnMmMWe' comment, and at bla rcaSeV VIZ SSSrw fork tS Z , the tin, proved a source of serious a, clSSST. The scene" When Jenny Lind Sang in ZXTtZ! SlVZ 1 nnrinrt Vaaf rnn DnVHrUIHBUb U1UUD VaOUO vUiuvu, it v." luiiuniug j w o j . The largest piece of strictly high grade tobacco ever sold for the price Not the large size of the piece alone that has made "Battle ' Ax" the most popular brand on the market for tO cents, QUALITY; SIZE; PRICE. the first appropriation of $90,000 for the oommenoement of work on that im- j porant undertaking. The flrct plans of the engineers contemplated ine con struction of a timber-orib breakwater struoture, 7,200 feet long, to extend from the lower entrance of the canal for a distance of 6,000 feet The lilt to the upper river through the canal FRAZER BEST IN THE WORLD AXLE CREASE Ml.actuallT Ita wearing quu -O.Hla.li..g to boxes of any other brand I F' from Animal Oil;.. 0-T JHKOKL -WASHINGTON MSKCHAKT8-M and ueaiera generan,. FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or uasue uaroeu, wiuuu am muu . .u . , . i i iu oi. one eem to know whence they came. toe grBW ..aK. " .uc.uu... --- -- of Amerioan music Mrs. Henry muumdu.D Ward Beeoher in the following issue wn part of the State are gradually, will tell of a remarkable scene in which filling up, and In 'many instances ha ve , her husband was the central figure: become completely blocked with the "When Mr. Beeoher Sold Slaves in! hyacinth. Even the giant Atenafalayo, Plymouth Pulpit." Then Stephen Fiske is filled with great floating masses , of j; will portray the furore and excitement ine piam, uu uic "When the Prince of Wales Was in this city extending almost, to Grand rrr ii u p.,i finmin in fniinw. Lake, are dotted with islands rormeii waa tn he overcome uy iwu iucjlb cuuu auiva.uo. v-w.. ..... lnZ?MtJ in size and the this in a succeeding number with an 1 of the beautiful flowers. It appears ard Bates of each to be B4 feet high. I account ot the unparalleled excitement that many years ago. aeconlnig to sev g IVtha time the first appropriation i in New York "When Lonis Kossuth eral of the Atchafalaya steamboat; was made by congress Colonel Wilson, I Kode Up Broadway." Hon. John men, navigation was impede,! in me, If the United Stares engineers, was iu Russell Youn8 sketch "When tributaries of that river and on Bayon j charBeof government works in this dis- Grant Went Around the World," Mr. Teche. owing to the presence of the, trict Colonel Wilson proposed that Young beiDg of General Grant's party ; hyacinth, but after a few years the the locks be placed on the Oregon side , The great scene in the senate chamber plant disappeared altogether. of the river, and after a careful exaroi- , "When Henry Clay Said Farewell to , ' nation by a board of engineers Colonel the Semite" will follow. Lincoln will; Human Coal. I Wilson's proposition was approved. figure twice in the series: First, in a An English authority informs us that This board estimated the total cost dessription of "When Lincoln wai an audience of 2,000 people, listening . , . 1 . ..: -4 1.a ' 1?ic, 1 .1 r, r,nr. nA " O rwl T. AT t " Whfla - hA,iM rt a I WOl'f a TP llfll nil 1 V f of overcoming me ouBiruciwus mo ,uaus" - - - .wnrourauTO" , cascades to be 13.5.000. The same Lincoln was Buried." The stirring cultivating and Indulging their musical year on the recommenaanon oi uiu- eiurj ui mi uikuioij u. y, j uisie, nut are piisii u ur w"."-""!" nel Wilson, the width of the locks was W. Mackay will be revived in "When prosaic occupation of producing no less increased from 50 to 70 feet. Mackay Struck the Great Bonanza." than one 1)UuUml weight of coiil and After several years, during wnicn ine series wm eneuu mruuKu an mn titnA but little work was accomplished, numbers of The Ladies' Home Journal in 1 R92 the river and harbor act appro- during 1897. priated 1326,250 lor tne continuance oi , the work, and the contract was given Cheapest Power Rebuilt Gas and imZ-.....Uasoline Engines. U GUARANTEED ORDER FOR SALE CItBAP i-i H. P. Hercules. Gas of Gasoline. 1-2 H. P. Hercules. Gas or Gasoline. 1-2 H. V. Regan, Gas or Gasoline. ' i-? II. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline. 1-4 H. V. Otto, Gas or Gasoline, i-i H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline. i-6 H. I. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. i-io II. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. State Your Wants and Write for Prices... l Hercules Gas "c2". ....Engine Works Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 H. P. To any address, our . . . . . HikI1. I'riea l.lat of IraericanType Founders Co. Electrotypcrs Stereotypers. Patentees of Self-Spacing Tjpe. Sle Uakeri of Cspper-Alloj Tjpe Cot. ltM aaU Stark fas., TttMmm. Ot. MAILED FREE HOUSFHOLO COOnS. ETC seventeen gallons of water from the lm- nurltifB and moisture of tlielr own I breath, and that if they were all per- Thla circular la laaned for the benefit of our countrvc iiKlomi-rawlionn.nol avail ilieniwlvi-a of our'l'aily hnwlal faliw. Vml ua your al-dn-M. Vou ill tiit'l nll' gala ami rlc-c rlht Wfl.L HXrk CO., Blh hJU Market Hireet, Han Kranolwo, al. intn nriratn hands. Messrs. J. G. and I. N. Day secured the contract and agreed to finish the locks for $1,521,265. There is no force of means so plenti ful in a static condition as electiicity, according to the Electrical Review. WHEAT. RirHa r ahln to work at a hiehel formlna themselves, instead of listen rate than any other animal that is, lng, thia quantity wouki ne uiiiny oou they can develop more energy in pro- bled. portion to their weight by working at it is far more wholesome to drink the i higher temperature, and this neoessi-j undiluted water of the Thames at tates a warm coating of feathers as a niackwall than to breathe the air of a ' srotoction from the cold atmosphere, (crowded and un ventilated room, and ' Peonle who carry snnshine with ' how cleanly people can be content to do them, shine brightest in the darkest'so la only explicable on the principle T)l,,,Tminn Mi.F.mr-i;norajr nmii ! Places. j that what the eye does not see the heart J'-J Make moivr ? -rMul Hic'olHlin In (.hit'ittro. t- liny and ..i. tthiif tliprfc ;.. mariin. Koriunea have in i-iaor on ".;.. N-Kinnlns by trading In fiiiun-a. vt nus fr lull parliiMilara. Ileal of r -r.-n siv-n. Hrv cral vrr exirfjrlenc on the )..'bk; Board ol Tradf, and a iWoimft kninvledur of the bual ni. I'ownlna-, Hni.kim AH ii , chii-aKo Board l Trad hrokra. Ollitei in I'oillaud, orison, and cM,kane, Wah. HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL HUE A. BUPPERT'S FACE BLEACH. Su!oDi ,i. m m Harveater Works Employ Mora Men Milwaukee, Nov. 9 The settlement of the presidential election is having a cheerful effect on industrial circles in : "Actions Speak louder this city. The Milwaukee harvester i i works was the first institution to start ; than WOrClS ask your grO- irJSJiSr ."duion.iImrritTwo ' cer if ue really mean money- hundred more will be added within fack if you don't like Schil- Bailway officials report great rush ling S Best tea. for mileage books by the traveling Meat m Lamp Thrown In. "I don't want the wheel. It Is to heavy." "Kay, I'll throw In lamp. That'll make it lighter." Cleveland riaio Dealer. A man trying, to borrow money wouM not be so bad. if It did not taw him so lung to come axonnd to the point. SURE CURE for PILES IMt.M M HUM Bldli. m f nw.1li ril..,Ul DR. BO-SAN-KO'S PtLt RCMEOT. I tot. bMwuaaai. vu. IMMAkka. fail, r I 1 tn tlT.a. r.irrriaiw. I I 1 V. P. V. V. No, 8754 F. H. U. 5o. 752 Mtti, Or. MMK. A. RITI'KRT ay: "I ai practala tba fact tliat there tre thouianda and tliouaaiida of the ladiea of thf United Hiatea that would Ilka to try my World Renowned KACK HI.KACIi: but have been kant from doinsao on account of the price, which la 12 per boille, or J lioltlea taken toaether K. In order that all of theaa mayhaiean opportunity, I will mail tree a mole boille, aafely racked, plain wrapper, oo rreipt of emu. TKKCK f.M, plmplt-a, ir.oih, aallowni-M, black head, acne, ecicn.a. oillueM or rmiKhoeu, tit any dincoloralioo or diaeaw of tba akin, and wrinklea (not eauwd by tacal eipreaalon,) FACE BLEACH removee abauliit ly. It doei not Cover np, aa coaiaetlc do, bo I it la a cure. .. . . Send for my bonk "How to be Beaut) fnl," frea on application. Addrea ail eominutilcalloM ar call oa MMC.A. ROrriHT. loom t, Golden tula Building, rortland. Or
