OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1904
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junipma up
la t great ileal harder thin (miming
dowu. Ami yd iople who have
liern for years miming down In hrulth
x-ct to jump Utk it once. It tukrt
yeais griu'inlly to iimke a man a con.
Imnril I)prtu', ami lie
cannot upei t to bt cured
in a few iUvs.
Thru is no mili'krr
iiu-nna of cute fur tlvatxM
or other (ortna of stomach
trouble than by the line of Dr.
Pirrcr'i (iiililen Medical Dia-
rovery. It cures
diseases of the jrt
stomach ami other T
OlgSIIS Itt llltf'HtiOII
and iiiittttloii ami Imilils
up the IkkIv with aotiitd
flesh and solid muscle.
l KHiafc'l akk Iwftvrara
wnln Mv. W II palter
u Ml Whllrl'liwI.AIa ."with
wlwl tltr iliirltua tll,li-ll waa
fn.ttlr ITMl)la. lnilltflloa ur
urrvima iIvm!, alau i'u
alllMlllull ami tuai'ttvr llvrr.
I wni III ll ,lrealful riiiMlltluu.
Tnril aevetal ilirlrtviit durtma.
Willi lul I HI la iull bid
Men M fteMe tint I aa mi
miiat na4 tiaveling aUwt, hail
I'rt down lo 114 ihiumIi. 1
writ! ami hcwijrlil Tl iMtltftfil
Mtiildra Mnll.al llactvry
fun yx nir i-riitia ana
-uau fnMowitiK iluc
II. .1,1 Whrn I li.'l laki'ti
liuut tot IMtltn I frll
very my. h bU :r waa
ffirallv Improved, ami
Wrlullril one huii. lint n J
llililv fiif'a iviiiii'la. I will
y ih( lir I'lrpc'a
m.lirlna art a inal-
rniJ i: ;x,i aiiirrtluK
umailltt , ami I aitvlte
anv auil all chronic
auftrrrra hi iflvr llitiu
a lair Inal ul Uiry
will lir anliaAnl "
Accept no llltt.
till fur "('.olden Medical I
There i iintliinj' "jum , ,1 fr
diariiva of '
, alm"r).
Merw'a JMi-wiil CMt
a. ml aick 1 .' I "
IJ1II'".""
WANT MUX AT UUDHTOKK.
If Midliruod Mill la Hi-moved, Orricon
Clly Will Make a Hid.
EVART8' OOAINf "HUMOR."
.BTAfSortHnO, CV
r Toi.ki,0i 1
i.ocas Count, f
Frank J, Cheney makes oath that ha
la aenlor partner of tha flrm 0( J-
r.'7!nlC.0, n10"1" bu"l,,,,"i '
Vlty of Joledo. Coiinlv wl ui.,..
ld. an.l (hat aaul firm will ,y , "
urn of On, lltre(, ,),! 1
cured by the ua, of 11,11', Catarrh Cure.
t . , , J-CimNitr.
worn tn before ma and aubm-rilxxl In
rny preaence, tniaOlliday of DecemUr,
A. W. Oi.Bi.aw.
Nolar I'uhlio.
1U1I' Catarrh Cure ia taken Inlernall
nd arta ilirwtly on the bloxxl and mil
coin iii(-ea i,f (ho ayilem. Hend lor
teatimoiiiala free.
V. J. Cm kmc r A Co., Toledo, 0.
Hold hy all tirocinia, 75c.
Taka 1'laU'a Family I 'ilia for comitlna-
lion.
If In wloratlnii Ita plant tha Portland
Woolen M ill Company d( lde to imik
another location, an effort will b made
by tha (Jladatone Heal Kitate Amioida
tlonto lei iire thin iimlllulloii for thla
cUv, lav an Ou-iion City perlat to tha
Orvtfuiiian. Thu la the wunlen mill
plant that waa rmeully hanied at Hell
wood. On account of the eipiltlea that
have (frown up with tbc emabUHhinK oi
tha mill at Kellwood, many of the opera
tivea liavlnu puruhaaeil tioinet at that
place, ll la not conildereil at all probable
that the matuiCKinent ' ml"
inclined to eek unother location, but
ahould audi be the cane, the Orr-ifon
City Amociation will make an effort to
neenre the mill for tbll dly.
Harvey K. Croaa, of the Oladatone
He Kalate Aaaot-lation, baa addmaHed
e letter to the aeereUry of the Hell wood
plant iletalllnK the natural advanlaijei
that obtain here for each n Inaillution
end exteiidliiii an Invitation for the con
alderation of Ureiron City a place of
I .cation If the mill la to be taken away
fioin Hellwood. The location proponed
lor the mill at Orenon City i eloul two
milea north of tbii city on the banki of
the Clackamaa and directly on tlie line
of the Southern I'aciflc Itallroad. fHcar
lluber, a civil fimlneor of l'ortland,
made a turvey of tha premis e at ex
treme 1 w water during tlie fall of 1W2
and found a net hoiae power of linn.
Durinx at leaal nine montha of the year
there U available at the pmpoaed ail
'500 horae (iower. At a minimum Hair",
with a 1'.' foot bead, furniibinti U8
horae iower, there ia anillcient force lor
the operation of three inch ntllla at that
of the (Irenoil City ManufactiirwH int
ol tblaoity alilcb la the laiiceat woolen
mill on Ibet'pael.
i',.ril.nl cauittt IibU have Intareated
ihemwlvei witli the manai-- '
(lladatone l' "
" . ...u.ii of the
i.nlale Aneociatlon and
ni inatall the concrete dam at the aite
iiiKifeeled thin an miner whether or not
the Hellwood mill la hrouu-ht to thlacllv.
The water power ia there and the ownera
of the proerty propone to develop that
power and neuotiaie for its utilization by
')iue manufartuririK institution. It will
riMiuire the eiendilure of about $10,000
io iiuiiii the concrete dam that has been
decided npon.
Ilow raaaad Poat a aid Hales
una lata th Senate.
iMirlng thi iHMt iVig-s of Oliver Wen
dell MolmiV life be vlalfrd VVaHblnKlon
In compauy with Itly.Tt, t. Wtnllirop,
mid both, of the V4if.-raUe men visited
the seitute chiuulxvr on the occimlon vi
some cereini'iiiea wldvti crowded the
ilkree with people, ei t,ut tli'T were
uiiuhle to obtain ai'uta. 7 hey awt thir
f.ird. t' Mr. Kvarta. k i.i.lnir that be
iil'ht crrutiKe a place for them, und
whm be met them In (,0 uiarble room
lie expliiliiHl the dlftW ,ty.
"The Kiillerlee are crowded, a yu
know," he aold, "or ,d the rules ol the
entile Bdmlt to tkv t dor of the tbnm
ber only tiiembrp J 0( dm two liounee
of conKn-aa, mor ..t.r 0f the cabinet,
Justices of tlwt ' guIirenie court, ex-ai-ators,
peraons ' wll0 hare received tbe
thanks of 01 .g, ,d private lecre
tarlee to aenr jtorg 1 Cunuot get yoo
adiiilsslon lo ,ny other capacity, but
If you will acr).pt i,Ki,y rewpectable
and rcmuo erative employment as my
private asx retarlea I will Ond you scats
on the Hf itotb the poet and the
tatesiur .nm.nied. and Mr. Evnrts
toik tbf u) t0 the door, where lie ad
dressed ti.e doorkeep-r aa follows:
"My' deai' air, these two young men
,re w y nrli-a. aecretarfea. You will
obs.r : sre both ery grwin
and ' I,,:"'"' lrJ ' - trying to have
pat L' un 1 -crlook tbelr
defl mZV'"'" n 'take
i i.w.l. tHl yu -ou)u ,,By
oWtllon,r;:-n1eyou win
l-n tl awl.H,. . "'"a" Pushed
Naaal CaUrrh iAry yllda Utoaa.
Biont by Kly a OreasalSsOm. which la agree.
ahly aroiuatlo. H l lxwyad thrrjogl. lhj
nostriU, cleanse and kaala the wkole so,
faoe over which U diffuses Itself. rugglaU
sell the Wo. sua 1 Trial alze by aiaU.HJ
Mote. Test U aa4 yeu are aura to eonUooe
the treatinijttk.
Annonncrroeai,
To aotwuuiwlate those who era partial
to the use of atnmiwirs In applying liqnide
i . -l .AMuaim fof catarrhal truu-
bUt, the proprJutors prepare treamUslra In
, linuld form, which wiU U known aa Uy a
Llnuld Oream Jtalro. rnw ucimiu w-
iI.ryingluUis75enta. Iru(!(j.U or hj
mail. The tiinid form emodiea tie med-
iclnal properUua e ms souu pt"!"""-
LEX US Prices Reasonable
Do Your Work Work Q"nt"
We do a General Baggag and Trarihfer KunineBa.
Safes, Pianos and Furniture Moved
Office OpjKjBite Masonic BuiMig
UhpliSm"' Williams Bros. Transfer Co.
SOMETHING
for NOTHING
Naturally induces trade. We
do hot do busines on that
basis but do give value re
ceived for every cent you
Bpend at our Btore. Hero
are some bargains:
MULL CLACKAMAS BE TUIKE1
I
Oreifen CominlHion Desifti Exhibit
At Mt. Lnuli..
VTlLb Sy) X:, FllEK.
3-lb .can BrandenBtein'g
Mocha and Java coflee . .
5 lbs BrandenHtein's Caro
head Itice
Good brand bulk Coffee, per
tKund
Tiva Coffee, per lb. .
f4 sort
... a bewlldei
remarked In no nn"
way
Uertone:
"Well. I'll be blanked!"-CbIcagO
Hecord-IIerald.
t'tne
bulk pt
Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and lo some older ones.
Kaslly cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store, W cents.
'I'ncle Ions' Cabin."
Oreton Clly Jlarket Keporl.
(Corrected Weekly.)
The movliiu. mirthful, kaleidesronlc
production known as "Cncle Tom's
Cabin" will lie produced t Khivelv's
()er Houite on Monday aiiht. Mr-h
th, hy the celelirated Hietmin Coininnv.
I There is so much of incident, Jollity, ten
ner sentiment, lively ills oirne. eneetscii-
larsitustlon and iotic jiistiiw in Uncle
Tom that it will ever he of rnidvlnir in-
(eresi 10 tiia mullitmle. It la all very
well lo lie superior to the charm of this
Wheat No. 1,'7.V) per bushel. entertainment, but It furnishes pleasure
Hour Valley, $4 i!5 r bbl. Hard w t',0,,"a"'ls and there is no oftirlng so
wheat M.7S. l'ortland. II. 10 oer sa.k : "W'1 by you on and old alike. The
Howard's Meat, )1.(5 per sack. pathetic death of little Kva has do sooner
Oats In sacks, $1 er cental. covered the audience with sorrow's pall,
Hay Timothy, baled, 14rtrfl5 per ll,"n a atunninn cakewalk comes to re
ton; clover.lll to $12; oat, til; mixed ,,ore Ao(),M or the merely drooping
Lay, $11 ; cheat, $11, "!- The SteUon Company Is the au-MillstulTs-nran.
11D.00 nr t.,n .no,,,!,!" UllvT.l !n lh" proluctlup of
aborts, IN 50 per ton; chop, $ tf.OO U6t fllTii.ni . masterpiece,
ton. h.ri.,v r no .11 p " cHl ' 'tfc in number and well dis-
tributed. The hounds and ponies, the
Growth of tha apal Crows'.
Orllnally the beaddresa of the poiW
was oDly a cap. but Clovla, king of th
Franks, to show bis respect to tbe
church of Home, sent to the palace ol'
Bt John In Lnteran a royal crown of
gold,, which Auustuslus, emperor of
ConstanUnople, bud presented to him.
Tbe Tope Hormlsdus placed upon tbe
tlura this crown, which waa at that
time nothing- more thun a circle of
gold surmounted by leaf work, being
much such a coronet as la nowadays
borne by marquises la France. The
successor of I'ope Hormlsdus con-
unueu 10 wear trie tiara with one
A full lind of the verV best
in the grocery line at
Thq, ELECTRIC Grocery
I), M. KLEMSEN, Prop.
Main Street next (G Albright's Market
W. H. Webrunn, prenident of the
Western World'a Fsir Lewis sod Clark
CeDtennial Kxposition Commiseion, has
interested bimsell in a movement to se
cure for Oregon sn exhibit by counties
at the World's Fair at Ht. Louis. Mr.
Wehrumt thinks that this wouiu ne me
best wsy to have the state properly rep-
I .a . . J. nnl t r
resente'l. 11 ilia coumy uwiur. " '
bsvean exhibit at tne worms rir,
then tha commission nrnes insi v'
tihlets suitably advertising the reeourees
of this section De proviueu ior u.....
tion among Uie viaiiors to tlie Isir.
In a letter to the Enterprii Mr. eh
raig ssvs: "It ia desirable that your
. ..., .t..it i..vo i.rnner literature at
50 Kt. Loua. and the commission desires
that you will send back at leant 50,000,
if not 100.0DO, pampbleta descriptive of
of your county resources, productions,
manulactures, climate, etc., for tbe
benefit of the thousands of St. Louis
visitors that may be attracted to our
growing stste. This matter should
he of interest to you, and yon are re
' tn eIl at once upon your fellow
' a for the purpose of per-
Franklin Mile-, JI, 1)., LL. 1 ,
Eminent hftecJallht, Will S-nl
I3.7& Worth of Hl Stir
Trealaieut Free.
tha
n.oo
.12
.15
.50
That Dr. Miles ia one of the mo t suc
cessful and reliable of ib-ii mn, la
proven by hundreds of teUiiH.ii; - from
ell-known people. Une p n rea
after failure oi eleven (ii i"' Hpida
physicians, two after hvii g b 1 1 irvea
up by six or seven Chicsfo n 'ane,
another sf'er nine of the leail ng .t -tors
in New York C.iy. fhilml-i " and
Chicago failed. Thouaod ol 1- i.mg-t
niala sent on request.
The late I'rof. J. H. Jewell, n. I'., edi
tor of the J jnrnal ol Neivon-hi . Men
tal Diwa-i, published ai 1 ' , ad
vieed Dr. Miles to "by all in. nub
lish your turiaing reiul - " 'r ,f, J.
P. Koss, M. D., president of 1. 1 edir
cal Collet, wrote in 1874: "lr Milei
has taken two courses ol nn '
instruction in dioesses of i '
lunge." Col. N. G. Parker. . x
of South Carotins, says: "I .
Miles to he an attentive ami - 1
sician in a field which ri-q'M. -qualities
of mind and he'a'i."
. te"
1' in J
nrer
Dr.
t'hy-
heet
I. A.
H?L MAY'S BARGAIN."
Am Eip. h Artist Had Wltlx
B JtOTtais- Conjarcr.
An atuuslLV '"7 1 lold of tbe artist
rhil May and Kngllsb conjurer at a
fair at Stratford u-Avou. Thll was In
the crowd wljlcli liud aWtbcred to watcb
a very clever genilwnftii who was evrap-
questeu .
bounty publisiib..
lectlnjt an orpanisat- " w .
supplying of tbe Mwfn, 'mmtid,
and to secure county 1 fd 'Wr'irw imbrica
tion. You are requed Htgg organ
zsuon and act aa K onit m h .
"-'impiisnea
t
These parrs. iDOnMh. ..-..
once.or.at Uee Ule,,. eo that th.y may 'V'
be n our .nde at . Louis by May I
tb. It would be perbM clmen
MB lihenom n.1 "
man, of the M...i.'tj. . , ' ' .
S. r. ......u iiryn urN,
'.."-m " worked wnii
Trr
9iw lafed
I suen iiii.
yai
' has
- ie--
fi
isl
e ai
'eel
nlnfr nn utvnMlinm anfl tlaf rmtrnM in
crown only up to the time of Honlface I pieces of paper and sejlliisr them for 2
shJJlings. The "sharp" t'ad a beautiful
ton, barley, rolled, $'il 00 per ton.
Potatoes U5c lo 75o per sack.
Kggs Oregon, 2.1o to ITio per doien.
HutUir Kaiich, 60c. j separator, 00c
creamery, 70c.
Oregon onions, DOc to $1.00 perewt.
J'rieu epples.bc to 7o per lh,
music and scenic effects, costumes and
accessories are all of the best aitainable.
Neclttlties glitter through the evening
like stars in a wintry sky. There ia
buck and wing dancing in the slave mart.
There are tw j Tonsies and two 'lawyer
VHI but this pope, bavins claimed
aaithorlty over thlnga temporal as well
aa spiritual, wUhed to mark this dou
ble dominion on tbe pontifical tiara,
on which be placed two crowns ln-
stead of one. Ultimately Pope John
XXII. added a third crown. St
James Caxctte.
1 rimea. nirieu) neiiu. .ic iwr hi 1 . u.,b. ..,1 1. i , ..
lan, large. 6c er lb. medium. 3'ic: than tha other, an tnm.alc Kli.a n,.a.
Silver. 44
Cabbage, 1 tolt4'o per lb.
Apples, 75o to 86c.
Crantierries 9o to 12c a quart.
Cauliflower, 40u to c er iloren.
Stock carrots, sacked, 60 cents.
Dressed chickens, U'e per lb.
Livestock and dressed meats; beef,
live, $4 00 to $4.25 per hundred. Hogs,
Hve4J,' to 6 cts; hogs.dressed.e1,' ;to 0J4c
sheep, $2 76 to $3 00 per bead ; dressed,
flc ; veal, dressed, 7 Mo to 8c ; lambs, live,
$2.60 per head ; lamhs. dressed, 6c.
8weet potatoes, 2 to 3o per pound.
Cet Them Cleaned and
Pressed.
and eave buying new clothes. ' We
call and deliver all clothes. Ladies'
dress skirts a specialty. :-: :-:
Electric HoUl Clsanlni Praaalng Parlors.
rhone No. 381. . Oregon City, Or.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAJ1E BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes Yon Miserable,
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
js is tne p-eat medl
rS cal triumph of the nlne-
ivciiiu century; dis
covered after yean of
fTZTTlJiJ II scientific research by
KVfVB Dr. Kilmer, tha emi
nent Kidney and blad
der specialist, and la
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney. Madder, uric add trou
bles and Brian's Dlriue, which b tlie worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney, nver or Diaaaer trouble It will be found
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways. In hospital ayork, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a epeclal arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
aample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
fcnd out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generoua
etter in tnis paper and
aena your address Q4iTt TV7
ur. runner &i0..ttin?- a t .: i hh-""
. - - " 1,1,1. i..'
aamton, N. Y. I he
regular fifty cent and Hoaot Swamp-noot
dollar sizes are aold by all good dri-gglsta.
Ing the ice is said to be s strong niece of
acting, aided by a scene murvelously
realistic. Uphella from New England
grows larger with tbe years and hss hard
work to maintain tbe proper severity of
manner, in the l.eon wastitnirn-Met
son Company there are all kinds of dra
matic greatness. It is a class by itself
Uo see it.
Mark Twala'i Jolt on th Blabop.
Iilshop Donne of Albany was at one
time tlie rector of an Eplnropal church
In Hartford, and tbe services at thla
church Mark Twain would occasionally
attend. Twain otie Sunday played a
Joke UKn the rector.
"Dr. Donne," lie said at the end of
the service, "I enjoyed your sermon
thla morning- I welcomed it like an
old friend. I have, you know, a book
at borne containing every word ef It"
"lou have not" ald Dr. Doane.
"I hare so." aald the humorist
"Well, aeml that book to me. I'd like
to see It."
"I'll send It" Twain replied.
And he sent the next morning an no
abridged dictionary to the rector Bos
ton Post
WHAT WILL WEATHER BE!
H
A
11
8asanb for tbo Boterpriso.
By reading tlie Enterprise you will be
kept lillly lulormeU ahout the CUcka
mas county campaign. We will send
vou tbe Enterprise from now until after
tie June election ovar three montlm
for 26 cents. 8end in your subscription
at once.
Coach Gentlr.
Few people know how to cough prop
erly. In fact It never occurs to the or
dinary Individual that there are a right
way und a wrong way of doing It Yet
It la a matter of no small Importance.
If every sigh means a drop of blood out
of tbe heart as people say, every cough
means aoue greater or less proportion
of time knocked off one's life. Most
peoplo cough aa loudly and forcibly ns
uiey can. Borne chroulc coughera seem
a bit proud of the terrible noise they
make. But It la a rather costly noise,
for the simple reason that It tears and
Inflames the luugs.
The luugs consist of ao extraordina
rily delicate spongollke tissue, which
aometlmea gets Inflamed and choked
with phlegm. When we try to get rid
of this substance we cough. But, ob
viously, If we remove It violently we
must ueoessarlly Injure tbe delicate
limr tissue. Therefore train yourself
to couh ns gently as posslhle. After 11
little practice you will Oud It quite cany
to do ao. In that way you will do n
minimum of mischief to the lungn and
add years to your life.
Awfnl.
Mrs. Troudman Our Willie got "uier.
Morions commendation" at school last
week.
Mrs. Bull-Well, well! Ain't It awful
tbe number of strange diseases thul'i
kctched by school children.
risk Kd Air.
Pishes, Mke all other animals, need
lr. If they could not get It tbey
would be eulfocated Just aa you would
If you were locked In an air tight
trunk. Wben the sea la frozen for
mlhs, as In the Arctic ocean, tbe fishes
And It very hnrd to come to the top,
and must (hen "breathe" tbe air which
la dissolved In the water. You have
often seen tbe tiny bubbles wblcb col
lect on tbe Inside of a glass which bas
been standing full of water overnight.
Well, that la tbe air wblcb baa been
dissolved In the water, and after the
glass bas been tapped, so that all these
bubbles come to the top, fishes could
not live In that water. In other words,
tbey would drown.
uno important worx. ine regular
lirnl 0,0,,r "unlycoDrt in April will ffiZ1!9'
be the best time to present this matter, T'rn "
and if vou r n,n, 1. ..i..,j 01 prominent mei
. ' a j 1 1 1 1 u ,,, t . ...
e succesHtul." ' ",B UIM",I' "in aic
attention of the Oregon nitv ?"T ?' h' -Personal Tr
of trade and the Clackamas connt, "V" certa'r worth
I. called to this proposition. The C T ,e n ""
iommercial bodv conM nrv in . 1."e u,Ji'?r s new ayslern
foce-sucb a face as Phil Way loved to conjunction with the coontv rr.nrt .nil ,l)oroui,dy scientfiic ami
raw. Ko he alietclil liin.i fnrflvelT. aome fsvorabie action taken in ll.o tn.. uPer,0f to ordinary metb
But the gentleman saw him and made
a speech forthwith.
"If that there celebrlted portrlt paint
er with the tight breeches on will 'and
np the plcter, the equally, celebrlted
benefactor to oomaulty wot la glvln'
away quids for coppers will reward 'Im
accordingly." he shouted,
rhll, with a twinkle In bis eye, band
ed up the drawing. The conjurer waa
delighted with the sketch and pinned It
to tho tailboard of his cart With an
other preliminary speech, be threw
three sovereigns, three half sovereigns
and several half crowns Into a piece of
paper, screwed it up and banded it to
the artist. "You'lJ be president of the
bloomln' B'yal academy some dye,
young man," said he. "IJere, catch!"
"A bargain's a bargain," aald Phil,
walking off with the packet of gold and
silver.
He confessed afterward when be
opened the packet and found two pen
nies and a halfpenny In it that it waa
tbe most entertaining commission be
bad ever len raid for.
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oescripuve pamphlets published. I ; , , i-'iuaiion .,ee.
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Esoe l a hill.
Trees. Claekama. . K.,n
lia's for flonth of March. Comnllmi
By Forecast Official.
Faulting For Health.
Thousands of years before It waa
practiced aa a religious rite fasting
was practiced as a health measure in
Egypt, India and China. Contempo
rary to Cicero waa Asclepladea, a Greek
physician, who strongly advocated this
Idea, and 1,000 years after his day Ibn
8ina, philosopher and medical aage, ar
gued the virtues of temporary abstl
nence on tlie ground that it came eas
ier than constant moderation.
Trimming Sails.
"Charley, dear." said young Mrs.
Torkklng. "how do they trim tbe aalls
of a yacht V
"Why-er-they Just trim 'em, that's
all."
1 know. But what kind of trimming
do tbey user' Washington Star.
KlrmtlTP Ability.
Little Elmer-I'upn. what is execu
tive ability?
Professor r.nmdhead The faculty of
earning your brwid by the gwent of
other people's brows, my son. Puck.
Toar Bealtk.
Ton yonng people, don't forget that
health la greatly prized in old agA
Young people can stand abuses to their
health in youth, but terrible interest Is
collected later on. Atchison Globe.
Ha ate Hla Owa Word.
Not long ago the punishment for libel
In Russia was tbe requirement that the
llbeler literally eat his own words.
man who published a small volume re
flecting on the unlimited power of tbe
sovereign was seised, tried in a sum.
mary way and condemned to consume
the objectionable words. In one of the
public streets the book waa severed
from its binding, tbe margins cut off.
the leaves rolled up one by one and fed
to the unfortunate author. A surgeon
waa in attendance to pronounce upon
the number possible to give without
endangering hla life, but he la reported
to bare act the limit at something like
200.
Carried a IJr Shark Aakar.
Jonathan Fowler, a Massachusetts
fisherman, once walked out knee deep
through the mud and filth of a sea
shore at low tide to a shark left by the
retiring waters, ahouldered It and
brought it alive on his back to the
shore. The shark weighed 500 pounds,
quite a load, considering that It was
not the most portable of articles and
that the man had to wade through
mud.
Siaaplr I'aofal. That's All.
'Yea," aald Mrs. Wordsworth, "the
family Is most Interesting. John
dances divinely, Tom sings like an an
gel. David is a famous footballer, Su
sanna paints with great taste."
-And Henry V
"Oh, Henry! Well, he's a rather dull
sort of a fellow, you know. He only
works and supports the others." Chi
cago Journal.
Sign for tb EnterprW and i r vek-
vmi prit- kffer of
The ftntorp-iM 1.J0 par year.
The following data.
ol 32 vears, have been compiled from the
weamer oureau records at Portland. Ore
gon. i"ey are issued t shoa ti...
anions mat have prevailed, dnrina thn Jv Oreironian k.r,ira
uiumu in quea ion. lor ia ahum i,an'n,i tor !' ram anU.
"'" ufuoi out uo construed aa a
forecast of the weather conditi m lor tl.
coming month ;
Month of March for 32 years.
TBMPgKATUHK.
Mean or normal temrjeratnra
The warmest month was that of 188X,
wun an averaye Ol Oaueg.
ine coldest raonti, was that of 1807,
wiiij au average 01 w jeg.
ine mgnest temperature was dee. 79
on marcii zy, isso.
The Jowest temperature was 20 deir. on
March 2, 1896.
J.ired:nl.Mchurn" old time dairy
looer m. Drovern. i r ntf-pn cnmc
ltf.,.,iAj.l.n , . . , IJ - VLT
.'LiB,a u.lg uu n 1 1 11 1 1 nrai - iriiiin..'
frost occurred in autumn, Nov. 15
Average date on which lam t-.i 1 ; ..
frost occurred in spring, Match 17.
The latest date on which last "killinu"
.um wiiuuou iu spring, mayv.
"When the butter
cume pur a Dennv
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wont
in the
Still Harder.
"It's hard to have a lot of debts that
you simply can't pay."
"Oh, I don't know. It's worse to have
lot that you simply have to pay."
Philadelphia Ledger.
Genius finds Ita own road and
rteajtsjrwn lamp. WUlmott .
car-
Mlltsa'a Oploloa.
Milton was once asked If be intended
to Instruct bis daughter in the different
languages. He replied: "No. sir. On
tongue ia sufficient for a woman."
ClaaalBed.
"Here's an account of a W land
slide," said the new reporter. "Under
what bead shall I put It 7"
"Put It with the real estate trans
fers," said the city editor, aa be wrote
"Continued on the forty-fourth page"
In the middle of a four line paragraph.
Rot So Qalrt.
Mrs. Muggins Your husband dresses
rather quietly, doesn't he?
Mrs. IiuggluH Humph! You ought
to hear him sometimes when be can't
find bis collar button! Philadelphia
Record.
PRECIPITATION
iRain and melted snow.)
Average for tbe month, 5.22 Inches
Average number of dava with ni nf.n
ini-u or more, 10.
ine greatest montnly precipitation
was 12.76 inches in 1H73.
The least monthly nrwiniratinn
ftoiL . ' r- - "
u.oo inciies in 1000. 1
Tbe greatest amount of nnwiniiat;
recorded in any 24 consecutive hours
was z.jo in. on March 12th and ltis
1877. '
The greatest amount of snna-fail re
corded in any 24 consecutive hours (re-
vuiu BAimjuiuK 10 winter ot is4-86 only,
Was 'J.O inchna on March on iuut
CLOUDS AND WKATHIB.
average number ot clear nara ft '
n.rfl..l.,.j. J in , , .
e,uJ nuuu uan, iu; ciouuy days, IS.
WIND.
The prevailing winds hava hn trnm
the south.
The average hourly veloeitr nr tha
wind is 8 miles per hour.
the highest velocity of the winrl waa
55 miles, from tbe sonth, on March 25,
Station : Portland, Oregon.
Date of issue: February 27, 1904.
EDWARD A. BEALS,
District Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Do You WantNtreugth?
If yon want to increase your strength,
you must add to and not take from the
physical. In other words, the food that
you eat must be digested, assimilated
and appropriated by the nerves, blood
and tissues before being expelled from
tbe intestines. Kodol DysDenaia f'.iro
adds to the physical. It gives strength
to and builds up strength in the human
system. It is pleasant to tbe taste and
palatable, and the only combinati nn nf
digestanta that will digest the food and
enable the system to appropriate all of its
health and strength-giving qualities.
Sold by Ueo. A. Harding.
work though no one has erer"
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them Scott's Emul
sion. It is like the penny ia the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it
Scott's Emulsion is simply
a' milk of pure cod liver oh
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treatment
We will send you
tbe penny, . e., a
sample free.
i, t
B sure that thk nlrfrm tn
tb form A label ia o b
wrapper of everv faotti of
Emulsion too bur.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
55c aad i.eo ; an droggUta.