The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, February 04, 1905, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texty . pW r- V "' u' .'?7W;s' '' n; Vi'V V .7-,i Tim NSW AGBU POHTLAND, OREGON. if. 1 rWA l" F-tf 1.1 $ r w U m i i h' Ik ili : i I Ik T i V wt, H J, StrMMriUa U tmauMtiona My tM greatest blood and liver iMdkiiM known, ft potftivtly and permanently caret every humor, from Pimples to Scrofula. It is the Best Blood Medicine. i -Humorous . :: ( A RESOURCEFUL WOMAN. 5 A year passed as a prisoner In a malt city bedroom never visited by the aun, and making up In notso what It lacked lu light, would be a sevcro punishment for most women. Hut a woman who tind uono through a long Imprisonment In her home, tnado necessary by n fall, nnd hnd confe out again Into active life, surprised a pros perous friend by saying, "Oh, I en joyed myself nil those months." "Enjoyed yourself! What do you mean?" asked her friend. "I enjoyed myself," answered the convalescent "1 hnd little else to glvo me pleasure, and so I Just studied my own resources, t did not know I hnd so many of them. Most of them I owo to my mother, who taught me so mnny occupations when I was a child. I knitted and I netted nnd I made tat ting. I crocheted nnd I embroidered, and I drew very badly the trees nnd clouds outside my window, I rep fat ed poetry and the lllble. 1 worked out charades and cnlgmns. llest of all, I read and read nnd read. It ecraed rattier hard at the tlmo Mint I could not hnve all the books I wanted. Hut now I know that I relished the inoro those ,1 did have, nnd I read them until I know them almost by heart Bo It was a good year, after all." ine multiplication or resources is a wonderful defense ngnlnst many of tlio trials which life holds for a woman. Kach new power of mind and of hand la a new weapon itgnliist weariness, nd a new gunniuty that the possessor shall be rnpable tinder nil circum stances of enjoying herself. A aUARANTUHD CURU TOR IMLI2S llrhlnc llllml, llleeillti or 1'nit rn.lt n IMIm Your 1ruUt will rf rum! rnonr If l"AZ( 01 NT MKNT fall to luro you In to H day, iuu. ' A Itegtilnr Iforse-Bhnw. "Horse" Is thu mlucr'ri term for n body of worthless rock which some times displaces ore nnd makes a rich vein poor. Tlio Ghlcngo News linn an auocdoto of the Into Ulnrcnco ICIntr, who was sent to Inspect a mine lu tlio I'ar West One of the owners (clegrnphed King to visit Uio mine Immediately and tolo graph the results of Ida examination, especially In regard to an alarming ru mor taat Uie value of the vein hnd been muck Impaired by indlng In 'It a very large "horse." Wttea King came out of the mine after hla Inspection, he found 'nnotlier telegram waltlag for him from hla Im patient friend, asking, "la It truo thorn Is a 'horse' In the miner To which be promptly replied: 'The mine la a perfect livery sta ble." Shopping Trail. A I-ondou piipor quotes a shopgirl aa saying that the ICugllshwomnii can generally be persuuded to take this or that, whether she wants It or tint, and that she docs not often see that ho got value for her money. Tin Kiigllsh arc also courteous anil coimld era to. It appears that Americans, on tlio oilier huud, glvo tho grcntt'Ht trou bio of nil. They uro afraid of being cheated, they want to inako suro be foro thoy buy that they could not ,;ot the sumo thing for lesa money clue where, and they are tievcr courteous. As shoppers it Is Frenchwomen, how ever, who command the greatest ad miration, we nro told. They nhvnys know exactly what they want and will take nothing else. Mllllona U Oats. . Seller's New National Oats yielded In filch., 210 bu., In Mo., 253 bu., in N. 1.. 1 bu., and tit 30 other states (rout ISO to 300 bu, wr acre. Now (hi Oat If gen erally grown in 1003, will add millions of bushels to the yield and million of dol lars to me iarmcra purnei IPfflflfiKittS llomebullder Yellow Dent Com grows like a weed and yields from 137 to 300 buihels and more per sere I It's the big gent yielJer on earth! Baiter's Sprits, Heanllrsa Jlarler, Mara roni Wheat. Tea Oat, Ilillion Dollar Ornea and KatlicMt C'aue are money maker for you, Mr, Farmer. jubt arjn thib noncn and IOo la stamp, to John A. Saber Seed Co., I Crowe, Wis., and receive their bl catalog and lota of farm seed samples. (P. 0. L.J lostat the I.ast Plane. The abseut-mluded mnu and his um brella continue to promote tho gaiety of nations. They figure entertainingly lu an article lu a Ueruutn mugaKltie on Prof. Mux von l'ottenkofer. who has been called the fuuuder of scien tific hygiene. The professor's absent-mindedness bad uo narrow or restricted range; it covered everything; but umbrellas aeetued to be his specialty. Uo lost a fortune lu umbrellas, for he seldom cam back with what ho had tukea . awuy. Once, however, he made a trip as far aa Knglaud, uud was very proud o( having actually succeeded In bringing back bis umbrollu to Germany. At Augsburg he stopped on biuluess, but tent a telegram saying: "At 0 o'clock I return with my um brella." Uo did return at 0 o'clock, but as bo aatered bis house at Munich he saw to bis dismay that be bad no umbrella. Ha bad 'left It at the telegraph office. Hard luck baa been the fate of the Suaeror of Austria from tb beginning C aie reign. In every battle he has feegat be baa beea defeated, bis wife was asaaasioated, and bis eldest son cloa fat bis career with suicide. Bhe Are you sure you love me for myself alone? He Did you think I loved you for your mother? Bomer vllle Journal. "Mr. and Mrs. Nubrlde have Joined the church." "Why not? Turn aboUt's fair play; didn't tho church Join them?" Philadelphia Press. Lndy Did you ever feel as though you'd like to work? Tramp Ycs'm. I wouldn't mind being lineman for a wireless telegraph company. Judgo. "Urnlnlclgh tells mo ho Is writing a popular novel." "Yes, his doctors insisted on his resting bis mind for a whllol" -Now Orleans Times-Demp-crnt lie Got It: The Woman No, I can't glvo you a meat. The Tramp I didn't think you could, mum; you look too young nnd Inexperienced to know bow to cook. Now York Bun. Church I soo tho Attorney General Is going to stop all this guessing busi ness In the nowBpapers. Gotham Whom do you suppose that's aimed at? The weather bureau? Yonkera Statesman. Lucky Stars: "I've had a very suc cessful season," said the prosperous looking theatrical manager. "Well, you can thank your stars for that" re plied the seedy-looking manager. Yonkers Statesman. Ho Do you remember your old school friend, Sophy Smythe? Sho Yes, Indeed, I do. A most nbsurd-look-Ing thing. Bo silly, toot What became of her? He Oh, nothing. Only I mnrrlod her. Uoston Globe. Mamma Fighting again. Willie? Didn't I tell you to stop nnd count one hundred whenever you were an gry? Willie Hut It didn't do any good, mn. Look what the Jones boy did while I counted! Harper's IJozar. Cholly Bo Miss Tartum loosened up nnil an Id n aood word about me. did sho? Archlo Yes; sho said that whon ono got butter nctmlntod with you ono found you wcro not half as big a fool its you appeared to bo. Chicago Tribune. Ono Advnntnge: Itlmor Do you rcnlly prefer to hnvo long poems sent lu to you rather thnn short ones? Edi torYes. When thoy'ro long, you sco, I don't hnvo to think up nny other vxctiso for rejecting tliuiu. Philadel phia Press. "I don't believe the womnn who re cently moved Into tho lint across tho hall Is nny bottor than sho'shotild be," remarked Mrs. Nnggsby. "Of course not, my dear," rejoined Naggsby; "who over heard of a womuu that was?" St. Louis Star. Miss Plane Yes, Tom proposed Inst night, nnd I accepted him. Sep this rR Miss Wlso Indeed? Hy the way, dear, don't attempt to cut glnss with that diamond, ns I did, or you'll make another nick lu the atouo. Phil adelphla Pross. The Child Aunt Mary, nurse saya when It thunders, It's tho Lord scoldtn' us. Aunt Mary Perhaps it Is, dear, Tho Child Well, I don't see wuut noa irnr in li NO mad nbotlt. l'SO tlOHO ovoryflng to-day 'cept brush my teof. Hrooklyu Life. Wlfo Henry, what mnkes you In such n furious temper Hunlmnd I'm trying to read a Scotch dialect story. Tho plot ts fearfully exciting, but I can't hurdlo over the Innguago fast enough to kocp up with Uie hero! Detroit Frco Press. Itural Adorer (bashfully) You didn't go to Mllllo Mcudow's party. Don't you like klssln' games? Prutty M!d No, I don't Hurnl Adorer (weakly) Why don't you? Protty Maid (encour uglngly) 'Cause there's so many look lu' on. New York Weekly. Ho (reading about the latest society wedding) Thoy hnve a lot to any about what tho bride wears, but thoy have nothing to soy nbout the poor bridegroom. Bho They hnvo uo need to, because It is a well-known fact that he usually wears a worried look. Uoston Globe. Madame (In a busy stroot In Paris) Oh, M. I'Agent, Is It true mat it is dangerous to stand with the foot on the electric tramline? M. I'Agent No, madaine, it Is not dangerous so long ns vou do not stand with one foot ou the line and the other on tho overhead, wire. Pick Me Up. Misa Flyrty Jack Hansom was tell ing me about a romantic adventure bo had at the party lust night It seems he bumped Into a girl lu a dark ball way and kissed her; and be doesn't know yet Miss Hlders Ohl tee bee! That was I. Miss Flyrty What? Ob, for goodness sake, don't tell him now. Let him have his romance. Philadelphia Press. Mtsa Hoamley Didn't you hear Miss Knox tell me yesterday that I was "the homeliest girl In our set?" Miss Good ley Yes, the hateful thing! I gave her a piece of my mind about It after want. Miss Hoamley Ohl did you? I hope you weron't too hard on her. Miss Goodley Well, 1 told her she ought to consider how sensitive you must be about It Philadelphia Ledger, Perfectly Congenial: Naggsby When a man and his wife think the same thoughts simultaneously, It Is a sign that they are exceedingly congen ial. Wnggsby So? Well, then, my wife and 1 are congenial nil right, for thu other night, when she said that sho wondered why I'd ever been such a fool as to marry her, I had been sitting thero In sllenco for half an hour wondering over the same Identical thing. Haltlmore American. Amrs For coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, weak throats, weak lungs, consumption, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Cherry Pectoral Always keep a bottle of it in the house. We have been saying this for 60 years, and so have the doctors. "I hae Md Arer'i Cherry Petorl In rer f.mlljr for 40 rrn. It li tt bit niKllrlue In tli. world, I know, for all tliro.l and lung trouble.." Mtu. J. It. ttosoaots, Walthatn, IImi, SV,80e.,i1.0n. j. o. ATSitco., All rtniritt.tl. tr liw.ll. Mum. The Lungs RUSSELL-MILLER MILUHO CO. Merchant nnd Kxrort Millers of North Dakota. Capacity 2,000 Barrols Dally Jamestown, Valley City and Grand Forks, N. Dnk. GENERAL OFFKJE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA THE ADAMANT CO. 'SD MANUFACTUIlKtia DP WOOD FIBER PLASTER The bent Wall Plaster In America. Also nil descriptions of Cement Wall Plaster. Mills Foot of Mill Street , Olllco 3JJ First "trcct North 'leleihonoMlnaU9. Tilephoiin Mam 7IB. ANUHKW J. DAVIH, I'rcnltlent A. TAMIOTT, Vlco 1'rcilitent K. II. WEIIttCK, Cathie r H. nUTTOM AMlrtiint Cashier First National Bank Montana Capital' fully paid 9 80.000 Stookholdor-a liability BO.OOO $00,000 Transacts a General Banking Business. We issue time Certificates of Deposit and Exchange Money Orders available in all parts of the world WALLA WALLA, WASH. We Pay 4 The House That Keeps the Prices Down Every article sold by this house Is fully guaranteed Von take no chances buying goods of us. Wo sell you for CASH or TttUST. Kntionnl D.rcct. Action Uas Kongo f 1.00 down and $1.00 a week. .SMITH & FARRELL CO. Sixth and Minnesota Sts. ST. PAUL, MINN. VsTm iti'.souncKs Ix)n Mul (llrrouuta.i, ,,,,,.,, Honda Mnl uarrittita..., United blatc bond, at par. .. Hue from bank. , Cash on hand. ...,..,,,, Dally action of the bowola Is nocoa ary. Aid nature with Ayer'a Pills. A Wish Kaslly Gratified. Titer were spending the autumn in the Pennsylvania mountains, and a shooting expedition hnd been planned for tho next day. Tho talk naturally turned on the prospects for various sorts of game. "We mles tho splec of danger thnt gives zest to hunting in the Far West," one of tho younger members of the party began, a little pompously. "Ah, nnt It Is danger wit your sport you llko'" earnestly returned the oM German farmer, who was to net as guide. "Den you keeps close by me, sir. Do last tlmo I have sport I shoots mine brudcr-ln-!aw in dc leg. I gladly takes you unter mine own wing," he concluded, In all seriousness. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for anr cue of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Uall'i Catarrh (Jure. r. J. OlIENKY A CO.. Prone.. Toledo. O. .We, the underlined, hare known K. J. ,$1,SBO.O'I9.87 . 2V7.Hu9.ffl .. 2II.SW.CO . 7ca.o;9 so . 608,GC3.(I1 $.1,105,9.41 Car.ltal Mock. I.1A1UMTIKU Hurnluv Undivided profit. Ctn'ulatlon Mildemli unpaid., Depo.lu ,. 100.000.00 ,. .611,1(0.1111 .. 276.74fl.72 ., Ot,;6J.OO .1 1,022.7ft .. 2,(09,412.97 t,199.t2.44 The Bruriswick-Balke-Collender Co. Billiard and Pool Tables Bar Fixtures and Improved Regulation fowling Alleys ALL ClOODS SOLD ON UASY PAYMENTS OFFICE AND SALESROOMS 49 THIRD STREET E. N. YOUNG & CO. I Merchant Tailors A Complete Assortment of Woolens for Men. Fine Dress Suits a Specialty. 2S0 Nicollet Avenue MINNEAPOLIS, MINN Cheney lor the lait 1& jtara. and believe hlra ti in in it H ll.ti, Toledo, O, 11 all'. Catarrh lng-directly upon the blood and mucoui ur- lace, oi me ijriicm perfectly honorable In all builnens tran.ae (lont and financially able to carry out any ob ligation. mde br their firm. Warr A Tntux, wholesale Uruf slit., Toledo, O. HO, KIHHAMdtMAKVIH, WDOleMie UtUf !. iiiiniu. . Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally, act The Union Meat Company All Dining Cars and first class Hotels and Restaurants buy the Union Meat Company's FRESH AND CURED MEATS The Best in the Market. PATRONIZE PORTLAND HOME INDUSTRY ORBQOIN DON'T BE FAKED! GOLDEN RULE DEPARTMENT STORE WALU WALL.A, WASH. Our JVtottot "The Best for the Leost JVtoneyw Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, O loves, Underwear, 'laBBBBElDHBBBHl Everything Ready-to-Wear for Men, Women and Children. C E. DIMMITT. Proprietor. ld by alt DruMlit. Hall's family Pllli Bold l'rli-A 1Ju. Ir bottle. leitlmonlali Ires. are the bcit. A University Fund. President Hartley of Ynlo University recently established a fund of $1,000, Ik'Iiib the money received by lilm for giving; tlio Dodge lectures nt Yale Inst year, less certain expenses. Tills fund In to bo held by tlio trensuror of Yale tinder the condition that It may bo drawn upon for university uses nt the discretion of the president, says tho Now York Tribune. ' It Is planned by the president to add to this amount any sums he msy receive from tho university while president for deliver ing lectures or for other services over and above his regular salary. Plso's Cure l a Rood couph atedlclne. It baa cured coushs and colds for forty years. At druggist, 13 cents. II IF YOU LIKU II La Integridad" or El Sidelo" Cigars Sec that you get them All first class dealers sell them without an argument. ALLEN & LEWIS, Distributors Ntlll Able to Attend to llualneea. "I told Uncle Hlmon that he wss get ting too old snd feeble to attund to busi ness." "Did he take It kindly?" 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Motheri will nnd Mrs. Wlnilow'a Boothlng Bjrrup the beit remedy touie (or their ehlldren during the teething period. Two Vlewa. First Worklnmnan Look at the Ine quality. Mr. Million, who lives not ten Kiunres from this corner, has a dog house which cost 15,000. What do you thluk of that? Second Worklngman I think It's a rood thing he wanted It, for I built it for him, and made 11,000 out of It. riTft rtrmauently Cured. NoflUorntrvouiDeaa Mid aAfrSrildajr'iUMorUr.Kllne'itlrfalNerve RiL0T.r5f.D, totywt trial bottleendlreatUe, lr.H.U.KUoe,Ud.,U ArcbBU, rblladflpbta, f. The Chicago board of health asserts thst a large percentage of sufferers from Brtght's disease are those who Indulge la what la called high living. People who live on plain food and lead teaaper ate Uvea rarely have the disease. "Bes Wheeling, W. Vs., May aS. loot. Some years ago while at work, I fell over a truck and severely injured both of my shins. 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