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Newspaper Page TextA - - ' THE !N"EW AGE. POUTIAIfb, OREGON. OVARIAN TROUBLES. Lrdt E. Mmkham'e Vegetable Camposm Car Tkem -Two lttra f rom Woatg, "Dkah Mm. Vixxnlui I write to tell you of tho .good Lydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has done me. I wan sick In bed about fire weeks. The right aide of my abdomen pained me and Nwas so swollen and sore that I could not walk. Tho doctor told my hus band I would have to undergo an operation. This I refused to do until I had given your medicine a trial. fore I had taken one bottle the welling be gan to disap pear. I con tinued to use your inedlclna until the swelling was entirely gone. When tho doctor camo lie wen Tery much surprised to see mo so much better." Mbs. MAitr Smith, Arlington, Iowa. " Dear Mrs. Pinkham: I waaslclrfor two years with falling of the wo orb, and inflammation of the ovaries and bladder. I was bloated very badly. My left limb would swell so I could not step on my foot I had such bearing down pains I could not straighten up or walk across the room and such shootlngpains would Co through me that I thought I could not stand it. My mother got me a bottle of Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and told me to try lt.t I took six bottles and now, thanks to your won derful medicine, I am a well woman." Mb. Ulsix Ubxmn, Otisvllle, Mich. The. Bright lip. It la an old army story thattolls how two men of tho iMinrd did so well that the ntljutnut waa unnblo to decide which' of them was entitled to bo do tailed orderly. Finally ho found that the tip ol tho bayonet ncabbard of ono mn cloauer imd blighter than that of the other, whereupon ho ohosotho man with tho bright tip. no Your Fret Ache nml It urn 7 Shake Into your shoes Allen' Foot Kiise, powder for the feet. It makes tight or new shoes feci easy; gives instant relief to rnrn and bunion. It's the greatest cow furt discovery of the nge. Cures swollen fret, blisters and callous spots. Allen's Font-Kiue l n certulu euro fur Ingrowing mil?, iiututlnir, "innrliiiir. hot, aching foet. We have over an.OOO testimonials. Iicttrcs while vott walk. All driiKKiM and shoe tores sell it. '.Wo. Trial tmckHge FHKE w iiihII. Address, Allen ti. Olmsted, Le Hoy, N. Y. An aliunditnt life does not show itsolf in ahuuduut dreaming, but iuubundant living. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tto Kind Yov Han Always Bwght Bears tho Signature of Dut very fow poruous r.dd dignity to the olllce they fill. I'lense tlix Children. Children like rssrarets Candy Cathartic be. :uio they laile L-nod, do coot, uiale the little nra well and keep them lu good health Drugslsts, lvc, 86c, due. Silver Cake. A qnortor of a pound if butter, h quarter of a pound of now Jerod sugar, six ounces of sifted Hour, tho whites of flvo eggs boateu to a stiff froth, one largo tatiliispoonful of bak ing powdor. Beat the buttoraud sugar to a cream aud add tho flour aud whites of tho eggs iu alternate spoon fuls; mix veiy well and put in tho bak ing powdor last. .Hake for ono hour ind flavor the cako with the essence ol ratafied or almonds. When lie Hair Fans accompanied by mucous patches ia the mouth, erup tions on the skin, sore throat, copper colored splotches, Anl swollen glands, aching muscles Mil and bones, the discs is making rapid headway, and far worse symptoms will follow unless the blood is promptly and effectually cleansed of this violent destructive poison. S. S. 3. is the only safe and infallible cur for this disease, the only antidote lor this specific poison". It cures the worst cases thoroughly and permanently. Ml CNiWll CMM Irootra'ctAl Bloo3 , 1 ., , Poison. I tried bbbIaUA awafaATat afalA kassVBsVA i- i jt Va did me no good ; I was getting; worse all the tlma ; ray hair came out, ulcers appeared In nr throat and moult), my body waa almost covered with copper colored splotches and offensive ores. I suffered severely from rheumatic pains in my sbaulders and arms. My condition could tare been oo worse ; oulv those afflicted as I was can understand my suBerloj. I had about lost all hooc of ever beta well ajrala wba i aecuxta lo try b. n. a. bat must confess I had little faith left in any medicine. After taking (at third bottle X noticed a cnauae in mr condi tion. TbU waa Irulr est- couraginf, and I deter salaed to girt 8. 6. a, a taoroufb trial. From that time on the Improve ment was rapid: 5,8. a. seemed to have tbt dla- aae completely under antral; lb sore and cars healed and X was leooa free from all signs of tha disorder: I have Ibsen strong and healthy ever sine. I 1 W. Surra, Ifick. Bos 6t I, Nobletvflto, lad. ss Is the only purely vege table blood purifier known, f 1,000 u nrfcred for nroof that it contains a narticle oi nuh nr other mineral noison. Scad for our free book oa Blood Poison ; contains Yaiuaui wiutusuua unui disease, with full dlrecUons for aeu eatment- We charge nouiiag lor advice : cure voursell at bosae. TsM fwWT SKIFI C, ATUNTA, M. ' klUu fe. leod. Use I CsvJflWpjlTfWl lie- .imnaMX" YjJT ffj j' ' 1 W 1 A 1 6&&!&fa HLfl F BRIJftGE TOWER LIFE. THINGS. SEEN BY MEN STA TIONED THERE. ITow the Great Passing Htrentni of Lin Appear to These Watchful Her-ralta-Coadltlona Mttle Known Of by the Average Citizen. Tho men who spend their time In tho turn-table towers of Chicago river bridges may bo said to bo dwellers lu air cnRtlet), although tho business of swinging tho heavy musses of Iron uud steel luto midstream Is anything but a fanciful one. Vigilance, a cool head and a steady ucrvo are required, as thero must bo precision and calculation lust the brldgt Is swung afoul of u passlug vessel or crushes Itself by its own weight in reaching "home." Yet so delicately arc the several parts of tho machinery adjusted that it child might cause the ends to describe a circle iu the air aud glide Into the abutments as geutly as u toy door swings shut on Its tiny hinges. Tho evolution of; the- Chicago ltlvcr bridge from the pontoon of three-quarters of a century ago to the cog bas cule pattern which Is tospan the drain age canal has been a marvelous ad vance In structural Iron and steel man ufacture, as well as application In bridge mechanics. In the early days of Chicago the town, or rather the fort for it was then called Fort Dearborn was reached from tho north and west over what were called rope ferries, that is, n ropo was strcched between tho banks and by this means tho boatman pulled his boat across the Btreain to where It connected on the town sldo with a plank road or street. The next advance toward a brldgo was a structure whose ends rested upon pontoons. The swinging end was hauled ngunst tho opposlto bank and BUIDOKTKNDEItS OVEKS12B perpendicular of the stream by a cap stan located uear tho swinging end nml operated by a lever which compelled tho brldiiciuan to walk around the cap stan exactly as sailors do aboard ship. A chulu led from the swinging end. where it wb colled ouco or twice about tho end of tho capstan uuder the tloor of the pontoon with one eud fastened to tho shore above aud below the socket end of tho brldgo nud at a dis tance from tho bridge about equal to Its whole length. Iu time the ferry aud stationary pontoon had to give way to a swinging structure to permit vessels to pass. From this time on tho ad vance In bridge construction was rapid. Tho bascule luventlon Is a deslgu tlmt divides the brldce In the center, 4he oue-half being separated and dls- tluet from the. other hair, uy a power ful mechanical contrivance these halves are raised to a perpeudlcular position, clearing the channel so t.uat vessels may pass between the abutments. Bights the Hrldceinun Bees, The view from the turn-tower would bo distressing to ono who delights only (n the heroic or picturesque. The rough aud unsightly rear wulls, dirty brown window shutters und rusty Are escape ladders, boxes and barrels lu rough nnri.tumiiia nlles. rue nickers, sewers 'discoloring the water aud the decks of freight ships are about nil- the vision has to rest upon beyond tho ralllug of tho bridge. Nor are these unkempt surroundings ever changed for the bet ter. On the contrary, they grow more uninviting to tho eye as age adds dlugl ness to them. It Is a monotonous view of the boues of whlted septilchers from the back yard and through rear win dows, with the grass aud marble walls aud plate glass of the front always hlddeu from view, Before the current of the river was changed the stench of sewers, the Hoat Ing away of dead cats aud rats aud tho sluggish flow of tho liquid mixtures In the chanuel were a heavy burden for the nose and eyes of the turrytower wan. But tho army of live rution (ho wharfs remind the turn-tower man of other days, aud also that were the. cur rent to return to Its old course the "other days" would come again. aJ3 io-A Sir IQak aiaaTaTaTeFaB' . tffSSlE j""""SSMJfc Perhaps the most curious of all stints from the turn-tower Is tho busy life on the next bridge. Where tall buildings are butted up, against the sldewulk pe destrians and vehicles look lllte an end less caravau crossing n narrow cauyoti In the mountains. They emerge us If from out the mountain and disappear as if swallowed up by the opposlto mountain. So It appears on a bridge when viewed from the turn-tower of another bridge. Men. women, children, nulmnls, vehicles nml street cars sud denly appear as If coining up out of the ground, cross the bridge and Jump off a precipice. The tall building hides their approach until the bridge Is near ly reached and. another tall building seems to obliterate them when the bridge Is crossed. Heyoud tho appear ing and disappearing points of view there Is no world tit all except as the Imagination creates oue. Chicago Chronicle. DRYING THE APRICOT CROP. llenuttfiil Scene lu a Fertile Upland Vullcy In Inllfornla. There Is an upland vaMey In Califor nia where tit u certulu season of the ear the bare grouud Is golden us far jis.the eytt..causeo ablaze of yellow aud tawny color like that of a vast Held of popples. But this yellow carpet Is composed not of dowers, but of apri cots drying. The valley, which Is so high In the mountains and so bare that almost no dew falls there, Is tho focus of the apricot harvesters for a score of tulles about. For all but a few weeks during tho year tho place Is lonely and quiet. Then of a sudden a small army Invades It f polyglot crow of labor ersMexicans, Swedes. Chinese. A vil lage of tents aud huts springs up. Flat cars ruu all day up and down the mountain, bringing tho rtpo apri cots. And these are slid ou trays Into the long sheds where the people staud at work men, women and children, each with a tag bearing a number about the neck and a sharp knife lu tho CHICAGO IirVEIt TRAFFIC. hand. If It Is hot out there where the Indigo sky burns lu tierce rivalry of lolor with the spreading orange, It Is hotter lu the shells, and the smell of the apricots and of the piles of stones Is overpowering. The work peoplo wear as few clothes as allowed; their necks are bare aud their sleeves rolled to the shoulder. Tho white, thick-muscled arm of a Scandinavian laborer moves In unison with the thin, swarthy, hairy arm of tho Mexican next him; next Is an ann shrunk of yellow skin and bone, tattooed, with ja greeu Judo bracelet slidlugup and down It. It looks scarcely human la fact, t Is the arm of a Chi namau. New York Commercial Adver tiser. Top-Heavy Justice An Indiana fence Is hardly an Ideal place from which to dispense Justice, according to the, I.eivlston Journal, which repeats this story on the author ity of uu eminent occupant of a judicial bench. A Justice of tho peace In a countrv district was oppressively Imbued with an Idea of his own responsibility in see ing flint tho iwneo was kept In the Stato of Indiana. He never lost an opportunity of showing his authority. He was a fanner, ami his farm lmnii.r. 'ed on the Htato of Ohio. Indeed, oue or tils rences was on tho State line. One tiny his son and the hired man got to lighting near this Hue fence. The Justice, quick to see Uio situation, Jumped to the fence, ns n better "bench of Justice," and availed the fighters, demanding "peace lu the uaiiie of the Stato of Indiana." But tho farmer Justice defenso o the pence was not based on good pre Ises. He hat! no sooner asserted authority than the fence he was i gave way, carrying htm over luickwarr into the State of Ohio. As ho felt himself falling he shouted to his son, "(Jive him the mischief, Jim! fro lout, my Jurisdiction!" Some girls arc tailor-made, but the one who seeks an offer of marriage Is ready-maid. There Is more hugging In teaching a girl to swim, than in waltzing. avlrenment. Having suffered . from many influ ences and many half truths, out potior- stion has suneroit grevlousiy irom the over emphasis of environment. Multi tudes are, slaves of their surrottudiUKa aud tho victims of oveuts. This mimic word, environment, ha?, so to speak, hyptuotizod them and left them power less to assort tholr will. Carryiue witliiu themselves tho pdSvers that, if assorted, would make them tho sous of happiness and stremtth, they go for Mart! with bowed heads, sad, weary aud dispirited,- Are I.nir llrrnkrrs. Tho Citizons League, of Chicago, in! its report for May, shows that during thu mouth 45 saloon keepers were prosecuted, with 02 charges against tho samo, as follows: Selling to mitiors, 05; selling to drunkardB, 45. Of tho 45 nrosooutod. 37 wero convicted and I fined In tho justice courts from $20 to $100 or hold to tho criminal court. Tho May grautl jury returned verdicts ngainst nlno alleged violators, charximt them with selling or giving liquor to ni'uore, and ullowiug them to play pool And other games of chance. Passing of the llorsa. So socjn tit nature sees an Improvement there is a' change.' Thd candle pave way to electricity aud the horse to the automobile. The fart that Hnntetter's Stomach Bitters tins been sold for over a half a century', proves its. vallle. There Is nothing to equal It for stomach or liver trouble. Be sure to elve It a trial Two Waya of Looking at It. A Western philosopher argues that tbo browa jug ought not to bo con demned, because a fisherman who foil I from his boat into tho Missouri rivor I would have be'ou drowned, but for an 'empty jug, to the handle of which ho clung until help arrived. We admit that this is a strong argument in favor of the jug, says tho Chloaao Times I Herald, but thero is another way of looking at it, If tho flshorman hadn't had the jug porhaps ho wouldn't have fallen into tho river. now'B -mis: We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for an f ease ot Catarrh that cau not bo cursdr by Hall's Catarrh iluro. - V. 1. CHENEY A CO., Trops.. Toledo, O. We tho undersigned, have known F.J. Ulionoy 1tr ttiA naat IdfrAMra. anil hrllflVA him IMrfefltlV Liioiiorablc la all builu ss transactions and tin- anciaiiT aoie 10 carry oui auyoongr nous uiaoa by tuelr area. WatTdtTncAX, . Wholesale DrtUGUts, Toledo, O. V albino, KiNiUN dt Marvin, . V, nolasalo Drur'ists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cura Is fken.n;:rnally, acting nrectly on Us blood and in cons surfuos ot tho system. frlieTfsperbo'tle. Bold by all drug; lata. Testlraonl-U free, Hall's Family l'lll r tin lest. Baked Hamburg Steak. Ono and one-hall pounds raw choppd beef, two cupfuls of stale broad, softened with half a cupful of hot mUk and cooled, two eggs, "small onion minced, tea spoonful of salt, saltspoonful of peppoi and pinch of glujtor. Mix well and shape into square; plaou in baking pan with a tablespoouful of tomato, small pulou ruid butter the size of a walnut fix top of moat. Bake ono hour, basi ng froqttontly. Tho potatoos sbonld be boiled 15 minutes, then drained, pared and placed iu pan with tho Ham burg steak to cook 45 minutes, being turned and bun tod often. Medium sized potatoes aro host foi this, b'ervc arraugod around tho meat. Although Mary is holioved to be tin commonest of the names of woman, tlit wife of outy ono prosidont was so uamod, and alio, fittingly, was tho wife of homoapuu Lincoln Mary Todd Lin coln. Thore wore two Marthas, both from Virginia, Murtha Washington Hud Martha Jefferson; two Abigails, tho wivos of rroaidoutsrT.lmoro and Johu Adams, aud two Klias, Mrs. Monroe aud Mrs. Johuaon. Of tho wivoa ol tho other presidents, no two have had the same Cfirlstiuu name, A convict in Sing Sing prison who was in the bird businoss in New York and has tnade tho taming of bints s study has', while temporarily ougaged at work outside tho north prihon wall, caugnt aud timed a youug robin, which comes when ho whistles to it uud fear lessly perches itself upon his finger. Sometimes it goes with him to his cell at night aud porches ou his bookshelf, It is entirely at home iu the prison, It goes out with him iu thu morning aud stays near while ho is at work. Frederick T'.ilmur, the woll -known correspondent, is iu China for Collier's Weekly, aud his first article appears. iu the curreut Is (tie. In illustrative war material Collier's bids fair lo sur pass: all previous attempts, as, in addi tion to Mr. Palmer, it lias tcut J. U. Hem inept as spocfal photographer. The union uigarmakers of Chicago, HI., will contribute $1,800 n week to the rtnking clgrmiakeis at New York, All the , departments of the Hay Viow, Wiscouisin, mills of the lllinnii Steel Cotnpauy, which operates an the amalgamated settle, closed down, pond ing an agreement on the new scalo. Sixteen hundred men are affected. Lazy I hay bBi troubled a srrcat deal wlta a torpid liver, wntcn produces constipa tion. I found CAbCAUKTri to be all you claim for them and sauured auon relief the nral trial, that I purokaaed another supply and was com plutaly cured. I shall only be too glad to rec ommend Caaeareu whenever the opportunity is prraantad." J, a. Smith. vju auawvnaBoa Ave., raiimueipaia, rm- CANDY TSMsssAAjM assatTtata ruaaaas. rakubls went. Tula Good. Da oooa. aavar staaew. W aaken, or O rl (. We. Ke, ttts ... CUUsI CONSTIPATION. ... tMrifcHr Siaiag ttmtt, tta, siMtrMl. S twi, sss Liver JilTI Ml mvVm&SL'BSB!' Cold ttajffeor. This is the name of an isolated tavern at a cross road near the Chlckithoming river, aud a fow miles from Richmond, Ya. It whs hero that a short, but do cisive battle occurred botwoon tho uu ion and confederate forcos ou June If, 1804, in which tho losses of thu form or are said to luivo been ovor 13,000 men in half an hour. Voluntilo Kxtrmiiltles, It is llttlo woudcr that Sousa's rag tlmo molodios havo become a popular rago iu 1'aris. Tho French have talked long enouijli with tholr heads, says tho San Francisco Call, to woIcoiur a diversion to tholr feot. Objecting to a follow workor, who had ridden on boycottod cars, 150 em ployes of tho Browuollo Car Company, at St. Louis, Mo., struck.' Refuslug to sign a wago scalo da mantled by its 500 stool workers, tho Newport, Ky., Boiling Mill Company will shut down. Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth ing Byrup the best remedy to use for thf It Children during the teething period. Somo Luther autograph manuscripts have been discovered in tho Vatican library by Prof. Fiker, of (itrasbuig. There aro two commentaries on tho Epistlo to tho Homans, ono on the text and tho other on tho sonso, and two commentaries on tho Epistlo to tho He brows. Thoy wore written in 1510 and 1517, shortly before the nailing of the 05 theses nt Wittenberg. E. G. ATKINS 4k COMPANY (ic.) PORTLAND, OREGON. -.. aw mmmmvmmmm mm L m mmmwmmmzmmmr wmv2J9mme8mm.mmmmmmmmwimjmr SAWS.,. REPAIRED (The Famous German Wood Preserver) ..A VENARIUS CARBOUNEUM.. mmm.Pmrmmirmntly Dmmtroymm. ..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN.. ne application U all that your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and Information to tkc following: distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving- Co., Seattle. Wash.;' Fisher, Thorscn & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn & Co., San Francisco, Cal. DON'T LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A STUDEBAKER WAGON. hi 1 1 mnii AyalBIBVABvHBHVBfBVlXtl llVs -riwWaBBN. W I UiaTW. km mr'&lm'mvKlmmm3mMmmmml&i31mmm vk. 4r fl iL liJ r VMSnr J Made of the Best Materials, thoroughly seasoned, by competent workmen. It stasis Ivithout an equal. Call on our Agent, or address STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING CO., 320-338 East Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon. Mitchell Are the best that can be nude. Nothing is or can be superior to a Mitchell Wagon, because it is nude of the best material by experienced workmen which, cou pled with 65 years' experience in building wagons, during which lime the manu facturers have had but one aim, and that o croduce the best oos&ible lo build, is a guarantee of aualitv. If vou buy a Mitchell AGENTS EVERYWHERE,-. none In your vicinity, we will tell to you direct. Send for circular. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. PORTLAND, OREGON. Brunches at Spokane, Seattle Salem, fltcflllnnvllle, Medlord and La Qrandc. Mention this tr. Hmre'm m Proposition Um'I It reasonable to iiipKno that a llrui of ai vir. txr,Tl:iicti couM tell yon I lie Ixsst way i lu get km talno (or ynur monert If )ou ar i.ii. limit liiii.fiiYHiiHMiu lii rnur home, or biillil- lot a new lioiuv, no iiiattur liovr small nr lark's the sum nu wish tuvtui In electrical or k tut ii res, tlrei'Ucts, iiiMiitvl (iirnltiite, vtc, you Mill lutrti mono)' ami lie well suited If ton ion mltTIIK JOItN It, It It KIT CU ttl first 'treat, I'urllMliil) Orrgnii. HARD WORKING WOMEN. Can flint quick and penuanant relief for serious and strength dvstro)lug troubles lu Moore's Revealed Remedy Thousands hare used It and thousands now praise it. It cures permauemly, II per bottle at your dmsglsl's. sr CLAIMANTS FOR DCMQIrMJ IL Mrla tsNA'IIAN r E. IU O I J N If BICMFUSn. MmMnateN, U. 6.. ttier trill ru II ceiye quick replies. It. ills N. 11, Vols. btafT auth Corps. I'rosscutlDj claims slur U7s Feeling Poorly? 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Of all trees, I observe, God has chosen the vine, a low plant that creeps upon the helpful walls; of all beass, the soft and pat font lamb; of all fowls, tho mild and guileless dove. When God appeared to Moses it was not in the lofty cedar, nor tho sturdy oak, lint in a bush a bumble, slesder, abject shrub; as if He would by thesa selections chook the conceited arro gance of man. Owen Feltham. Chi mm I Bit SAWS Solid Tooth SAWS Bmnd SAWS Shlnglm Groom Cut Hmnd Ail Klmim of SAWS SAWS SAWS SAWS Portland Branch, 60 First Street. is required. It lasts (or years If Wagons Waeon, you eetthe best that can be made. JOHN I'OOLK. I-ostlard, Osmom, ran itlve you the best barnnliiM lit Keimral nittcliliiery, eiiKlnes, boilers, tunks. iminps, plons. belts and vtintlnillls. The new slet.lt X I, windmill, sold by lilm, Is tin equalled. DROPSY 10 DAIS' TREATMENT FREE. Hart msdtDropfyopd Its cent- fllcatlopi sptcikliy lor tr entr esrswlth tllii most wooJerfol ucceit. Ht cored msn thous and CSJSS . ss. n.u.ouztf'0 sow. f n. N. Atlanta. Oa. w , -- DR.6UNN'SKPILLS ONKFORAOOSK. CqraSlekneadsebsaadDya MfMls. Ittmoi a Pimples, I'urlf jr Iba llluod, AM lllges-tlu-i.l'retentlllllouiae.s. iMBoKlrlpaorflckca. T rr.nlnrTi n.wlllimlmmp e (rati full Ui,',3a. DR. ssuaMPinu uu,,riiM.i,k,r4. djij uj urusgui. I- i in i sit N. I, N. V, No. 33-tWOO. ''ilWiW '- I f p " W IIKN rllliiK lu adrartlsers V tuaotluu Ik ils paper. m fi -M n ! ji, ,