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Jacobs Oil
ours, strong, straight, sure, tackles
iSprains, Bruises
rflstyiha kinks untwist,
iniMM dies out. Price Z5c. and 5W.
Ijomjc Htrluli or Htritlirht Itoatl.
Tho rnlhvny from Kjrngnn to
Hourke, In New .South Wales, runs
over n plain which Is ns level ns a
billiard tnblu for VM miles In a ninth
ematlcally HtrnlRlit line. There Is
hardly an einlmnkuiunt, nowJicre a
curve, and only three very slight elo
vntlons. IjIoiim Aw Nut NirlMliirn.
u'U lm. Boif. ' liionB ana iigera uru too wenu in
In will open ,u ""'" " '"" ""'" """ "
I to, follow.- . mne-
an, D. O. When an old-fashioned woman hns
evcrvtlilnz ' (miner, u is iikc rriuiiiiR a "
good, every
ecr's advertisement to hear her bill
gled for. t,of fnrc
in, Worccs-
Cbe unwise
they might
at them ns
lis. Eplsco-
The wise
every day.
men seem to know less
The Wild nck.
"You were out ruiiuIiik yesterday, I
hear. Kee any wild ducks?
rhe Christ- "One," replied ino aninicur nuntcr.
Ml, Is as holy ,,ut 'ou llltlnt Scl wituin range, i
ii. ...o,into atitmoso '
Ffcrato and Is I "' wnB within range of his voice all
itltutlons. "Kht while ho swore at me for snoot-
terlan, New '"K "' tnino 011Cf, rutinucipiila
l'rcsfl.
Theology
lAtm nnmi'S
bod's life to
fcwho bollevos
inter of his
y, JOplscops-
'
fa large place
in who goes
niwhp knows
jmlts a slit
His his own
lid, ' Congrcga
i
llwcl power of
society until
and until
red to a duo
to God and
Itobt. Hun-
lelphla, 1'a.
fa cannot shut
of clrciun-
arselvcs from
rcxlstencc, wo
beyond tho
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
ItehttiK. tlllnil. lltrcilttiK nr 1'mtriifllitff PIIm.
YmirilrUKKlut will rnrunU money If l'AZO OINT
MKNT Irtlln to cur you In to 14 dyi. 50c
M.iklitK a lose Diminution,
Ueiicyolent Party Young man, I'm
sorry to sco you thus Idling away tho
golden hours of youth. Hvcry time 1
look out of niy parlor window I sec
you sitting on this lire hydrant.
Tho Young Man What's th' matter
with you? What ate you glvln'
mo? I ain't Idle when I'm doln' noth
ing. I'm a sewer Inspector. Cleve
land Plain Denier.
Mother will flmt Mm. Wlmlow'i (toothing
Syrup tho bt remedy tou-e for their children
during the ttcthlng ierlod.
A gutta-pcrebs nail rubber ronnufac
turliiK company of Toronto tins rasdo a
bolt for the km In elevator of tho Inter
colonial Itsilwny at Ht. John which Is
6ne of tlio largest ever pnluced. It Is
of rubber, nud mwisures IlJfil) fcot. Its
weight It ntne tons.
$100 Reward, $100.
, The readers ot tali pspor will le rUaaed to
Ur(cMoltScsynew, thereby Ufitroyms ine , """ ; -
undailoaVtilMdJioato.aiiif stvlni the pa-'pllsheN whnt could be rearhtvl other
ttiotilreiifaJibybalUlnsuptlie comMuUon ,..iui linl.. i... ,.,.,. ,,r wiililiitr nml liv
tatureln. doing its wors. Tne ' - "" , ; " ,
i&uea.blihlii lucuratlre
ffr One llumlrod iioiiari
.,v,....u ... The r,ft,ieraortWi paper will MWUfM w, .
irfli)' registered) learn that there lialleaitonu dreaded dliea-ei '' 'i ih
bW.li irnuhv. ' ,u scUuce has Uen able to nurp In all lu Btlerabl(' s
rrell, rcsuy.MlgM 4n( tht tl catarrh. J! all's Catarrh D""'" " ,
h.' joJrV Isuiaoalr poeltlre cure known to the each wouli
i-. . . msaiealkatraKr4..Ctatrit beln a cowtltu- ,.,1P(i r,,-,
iM hot,goodrlUftnMilae;tsulreaacoBiUilttnoaai treat-j-"lBll
"..-itSMtt. llSPaCatacfkCurol taken Internally,
NMSW innHellCtiri rflaAUlvruann thn l,limil ami muroui
ll fanilthM dcVwiriaoea ot the sytten, thereby deatroylng the
ooi:ln Cities.
,aKsi!.si
ovnrit unu ij.riUiu.1
lind frirhnmi (oraareeWttmiittalUtoCure. Hcnd lor nil
ijrMetuodlst, "afiSZErfyl'i. ORKKKY A CO., Toledo, 0.
Uall's taaMHTiftlU are the belt.
e true glory. z V 1 Ji' 7. .. ...
laving dlscov-' l;Sly vaninriimo.
i.i i. ,tu .. Uefcire tMigfellow bought tho house
cpriivlded free lOuilBO.ussoWuted with his
inn iiiniirv in " .f.,r" iv - w. .,..-.-
It u revealed vj W'
Par country to Un; .cW.n
WOHKINQ MIRACLE
A Million PlaaU Sometimes Used by
Mr. . urbank In a Btnale Teat.
How does Luther Uurbnnk-work his
wonders? Here arc two plants one
from Australia, perhaps, tho other
l from Siberia. Each plant has 1U
characteristics, Its life habits Its struc
ture, Us hereditary tendencies a life
distinct from all others. Each hut
preserved Its Identity a thousand
yenni, not varying to any great extent
through the long centuries. He take
these two plants nud gives tlietn the
opportunity to unite. Htrugglu as each
may, with the fervor of lu))0 years
of habit nil powerfully upon It, It can
not overcome the change.
Tho pollen from one of the llowcrs
has found Its way to the stigma of tho
other, borne by the sensitive linger
tips of n man ncciistomed to wait with
patlencq the outcome of his projects.
A year passes. The seed from the new
plant Is planted. From It may coitto
o plant like both of Its ancestors, or
like neither, like nothing yet Imru In
the vegetable life of the world.
And this Is what Is sought: to uink
It different, to break up Its life tenden
cies, to recoinblne the here.lltary Inltu
Mices of Its ancestry. In the breaking
up It may produce a whole series of
monstrosities, the most strange and
grotesque plants Hint ever took root
lu the soil of the earth. Some of these
plants are hideous, and all such lire
put to death, l-'or the object Is not
to produce abnormality, but a splendid
form, a plant which shall have the
brt characteristics of lxith parent!
and become a new and powerful fac
tor In the beauty or the utility of the
race. The next year and tne next
there are more seeds and more platiU;
and In a few years, so great Is the
progression, there may be fiOO.OOO.
Hear In mind that some of the great
est botanists of this and other days
have carried on their Investigations
Into plant life and made their deduc
tions nud formulated their laws upon
a working basis of perhaps a dozen
plants. Mr. Iturbaiik has uxe.l as many
ns a mill Ion plants for a single te.-tt,
and he has more than once rejected
every one of the millions, save, per
haps, half a dozen or even less.
When the great mass of plantn In a
given test Is ready for the Dual sen
tiny to see what ones shall be allow
ed to live, then comes the exercise of
the most wonderful faculty of th
man. He must go over every one of
these plants, be It ten thousand or a
million, and select from them such as
are lit for use In a continuation of the
test. This he does with marvelous
rapidity. Willi aids to bring him the
plants, he passes upon them with such
rapidity that a hundred thousand may
be decided upon lu n single day.
If all of these plants had to be test
ed lu tl!e usual way, It would cost at
least $l,000.iO. Knelt would have to
by Itself, covering a con-
surface of valuable laud;
eacli wouiil un,ve.-io no cujuvau-u aim
cared ,for. for 'four or five' yea'rs; each
.would nnve in no graiien. in
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a s utile day this one man nccom
Capital fully paid - SOCOOO
Stockholder' liability . SO.OOO
TtKJ.OOO
Transacts a General BenkJuf Buelneas. "We
issue time Certilicatts of Deposit antf Exchange
Monty Orders available in all parteof the worlel
WALLA VALLA, VASH.
We
Pay
A
The House That Keeps the Prices Down
Every nrtlcle sold by this house Is fully guaranteed
You tako no chancas buying goods of us. Wo sell
you for CASH or TRUST. National D.rcct Action
Oitsltnngo $1.00 down and $1.00 a week.
SMITH & FARRELL CO. '
Sixth and Minnesota Sts. ST. PAUL, irlNN.
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eripuva raiMus
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Hsrftsae, Orejen
Rier Day
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Will Drills
ll ile and stylet
tor Catalog
tr1 and I'rlcoi
IfALL I Co.
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Lnttirtii nf ninnv
pa'ontrlclMaw.LMoiicurb 1). Couwuy
says lo lihrec'(jiit Ijook of "Ueuiluls
conces'.J.' ?jj$ .,. "
Somo oneB,tet,rlcl torpcrsundo her
to liiave lieftreeslarrod to protect
them from erpljlnrs, which a I bo In
vudedOier nelgilbor'irees;"
(Hho; refused Vto b'-;'o cruel to Uic
caterpillars. " '
"Thoy. aro ,our follow, worais," she
said. , .v :i
SrW !: .-yi
Ta JBreaK )n, piew fli.
Always shake In Allru'a rW-Keae, a powder.
It cure hoi, rtailiif,! aohlna.f awollea feet,
tnire corm.'tngrowlag ualli and bualoua. At
all druxilMs and tnoe stores, !te. Iten't aecf pt
anytuballtute. 8ample stalled KKKE-, Addreia
Allen B. Olm.Ud, lif pjoy ,;N. Y.. , " , ,
Tola) by Truthful James.
A more or less truthful Australian
relates that lie put ah unutually largo;
porcelain egg In tho ucst ofn hen and
egg In the nest, Tho hen laid an egg
just ns large. Ho was so ploased with
the stlicino Unt h, put n whltowasbed
football In tlio nest, When he went,
the next tlnic to search for eggs ho
found one ns big ns a, football, but no
hen lu sight. Securing the egg, ho' saw
engraved on It, by hen photography,
these words: "I'm no ostrich, but I've
done my best." Later he found the
hen Inside the, egir.
tin enormous ntteniiaui expense, ins
masterly Judgment, backed by n won
derful Intuition, enabling him ti no
compllsh that which Indeed seems lit'
tie short of a miracle. Century.
GARDENS FOR WORKINQMEN.
How the Oood Work Is lletnv Kxtcndcd
In liiiroiie. .
France, Germany, Holland nud Mel
glum have Joined lu u movement to
encourage the establlshmeut of gar
delis for workliigmen. Although tlu
work Is not a new one, It has been
considerably extended during the last
year. ' The evil of Intemperance Ihh
so undermined the health and useful
ness of workmen, says the Wahliu
tou Star, that this plan was utilized
to Interest them lu a healthful employ
incut outside, of working hours that
should bring them Increased comfort
nud attaeh them to the Hull they culti
vate. An International congress was held
III Paris lu 1IMKI, and one will be held
lu Klege to consider the best plan of
maintaining and extending the won;
of allotting plats of ground to work
men for purposes of cultivation.
United State ('omul Atwel). ut
lloubnlx, who reports this subject to
tim iitiitu tlonnrtmeiit. savs tliiihliiiiinv
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round tnai mo next eggs tiuo laiu were fe,,,oyefs lu France have mnde. gen
or increased size, 'viten nu,put a gooso Aroi,. i o
I
rAlwyii ltouirht lm borne tlio hIitius
Fletclier( antl lias beca mud uuilcr his
lakMa for over ;$0 yem. Allow no one
111 this, Counterfeits, Imitations ana
1 mf hut KxperliuoHt!! anil omlanuor the
tt jsxeneneo Hgainsc j.xporinienr.
Is CASTOR I A
m1nm Ktibstltuto Air Castor Oil. Pare
Hoothlnir Kvruns. It la Pleasant. It
Opium, Morphine nor other JNarcotlo
to is im Kiiuramuo. iv tcstroys worms
lalUKMui it curcH Diarrluvn Hitd Wimi
J:ethlujr Trottltles, cures Constlimtloia
luialmllati'ti tho Food regulate" tha
, fiviuK- iicaiiny ami uamrai ue
sea Tho Mother's Friend, -'
ou Have Always Bought
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deservliiK workmen, and at the, Arras
rxpoallpu it tlrst prUe was awarded
to tlio "exiHiiltlon of gardens, for
workmen."
Accordlpg to report made In Octo
ber, IIK.' there existed nt that date
000 gnpfens In Uelglum In wliieli'
plata had been nllotted to n.tXVO per
sons. France had created (U.'IO gar
dens, which hud provided assistance
to 43,000 persons, These gardens were
provided either by charitable "hocUMUm
or by groups of philanthropist. asso
clatinl for the purpose.
The congress of HMXt discussed
whether the laborer should derive full
prollt from the land cultivated or pay
rent for his cottage, reserving to him
self the surplus. French delegates
leaned trtwtml the adoption of the mil
charity bnsls, while the tierpvtus lu.
dined to view the matter sjrlctly from
tho point of social preservation, nud
thought It wiser to demand a small
return' for the grounds nllotted.
t "lu order tliut t)io work may thrive
In dtiea wl)er) tho majority of opei
njlves have never hniuiledvn spade,"
Consul Atwell says, "It Is now thoiiKtit
necessary to encourage a taste for cul
tivating the soil In children by creat
ing school gardens. It Is suggested
thnt on holidays, which are so often
Ill-employed, scholars shall accompany
their tutors to these gardens and there
learn t " garden Impleinentsluvl
acquire. taste for gnnlenlug, l'rlKoi
JudleYously awarded would soon fpr-
nlskth stlinplMs necessary to foriu.
Ifeiweful worker. The school gareii
liaejtoyc't o forpi, but llak
tei Mtvt lout w ui,v i'--vut(ev ',ih
aaJiMt, o( the oldcr .worK'-kiWiwa as
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E. IN. YOUNG & CO.
Merchant Tailors
Complete Assortment of Woolens for Men. Fine Dress
Suits a Specialty. .
RUSSELL-MILLER MILLING GO.
Merchant and Export Millers of North Dakota. Capacity 2,000 Barrels Daily
Jamestown, Valley City and' Grand Forks, N. Dak.
OEMEHAL OFFtOE,
MMNEAPOUS, MINNESOTA I
250 Nicollet Avenue
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN
( GOLDEN RULE DEPARTMENT STORE
WALLA WALLA. WASH.
Our Motto "The Best for the Least Money"
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Gloves,
Underwear,
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Everything
Retidy-to-Wear
for
Men, Women
and Children.
C. E. DIMM1TT. Proprietor.
THE ADAMANT CO. ffiSoT
MANUFACTURERS or .
WOOD FIBER PLASTER
Tho best Wall Plash-r In America. Also all descriptions of Cement Wall Plaster.
Mills Foot of 14th Street Ofllco 3M First trect North
Telephone Main ail 9. Tclei'hoim Main 718.
ANDREW J. DAVIS, J. A. TAbnOTT, K. B. WEIRICK. J. B. DUTTON
l'reldent Vlco l'reildcnt C'athler AsslMant Cashier
First National Bank Montana
RESOURCES UAII1UT1K8 M
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Honda nml warrnnlii W7.8uV.f4 Hurnlu ''."M."'
Unlteil Maten bunili at par 214,810.(0 Undivided profits., 3Tn7i'?J'
Due from baiiki,., , 7M,79IW CtrcnlatUin , -.'fi!'?'
Cash en hand 6o8,cca.01 Dividends unpaid . .?5-!2 -
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The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.
Billiard and Pool Tables
Bar Fixtures and Improved.
Regulation tiowllng Alleys
ALL aoODS SOLD ON
EASY PAYMENTS
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS
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All Pining Cars and first class Hotels and
Restaurants buy the Union Meat Company's
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
The Best in the flflarkct.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
PORTLAND
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LIKE
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All first class dealers sell them without an argument.
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The boys have asked us to test the pulling- power of an ad in
The New Age. We are complying;. If you read this ad and
approve of
OLYMPIC
FAMILY FLOUR
PANCAKE FLOUR
WHEAT HEARTS
Send in a picture out of the package and say you saw the
ad in The Age.
The Portland Flouring Mills Company
Olympic Pancake Flour is used in all Dining Cars and
First Class Hotels.
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THE WALDORF
TABLE TUMBLER
This is a strictly high-grade
Tumbler, made of very tough,
clear pressed glass, with hand'
somely fluted sides. The top
b slightly drawn in to prevent
breakage by putting- one glass
inside another and the bottom
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