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THE 20DW AGE, POTITTjAND, OREGON
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Purlflos, enriches And revitalises the blood
ml bullda up the wliolo srstcm.
It radically and pcnnnnontlr cures Ml blood
diseases, from plmplos to scrofula.
It Is tbo best constitutional remedy (or ca
tarrh, rheumatism and dyspepsia.
Thorc Is no time of year when It Is not mora
widely useful than any other medicine
These statements aro confirmed dolly by
cured and grateful men and women.
Over 40,000 testimonials In tho last two
years nn unequatcd, unapproached record I
Now put up In tablets, as well as usual
liquid form. 100 Doses Quo Dollar.
The Tronhlc.
"I wish you would send a man up
lo fix my typewriter."
"What scouts to be tho matter with
It?"
"I think the typo Is pled ; look at tills
copy."
"It In not your typewriter, but your
tctiogniphcr that needs overhauling;
you'll hnvo to do that yourself." llou
ton Post
THE FARMER TO BLAME.
If His Land Suffer from Drouth or
Lacks Wator for Irrigating Whon
Small Stream It Near.by Says
Robert Washburn.
"It is tho fftrmor'a own fault, If, in
Hiobo days of scientific discovery, ho
docs not riinp all the return" lio should
from his land, bo it located whorovor
or however it may, in or without tho
rain holt, no long as thero in a nmall
ntrram with n alight (all nearby."
Huch was tho remark tho othor day of
Mr. Hubert Washburn, a man of wido
experience in RRriculturo, horticulture
and individual Irrigation enterprises
throughout tho (treat Pacific Northwest,
being at present an oxtenslvo ownor
and operator of Itoguo river land.
"Devastation to crops as a result of
droughts and barrenness of land from
lack of wator aro two evils that can
easily bo overcome," continuod Mr.
Washburn, "if tho flow of a llttlo
stream is only utilised by any ono of
the modorn mechanical dovlcos now be
ing initio for Just such work and al
ready accomplishing for many tho de
sired results. The simplest and most
Inexpensive of theso devices for olovat-
ing thu water of a stream to a higher
lovol Is, perhaps tho hydraulic ram.
It is a solf-pumplng englno that Is rap
Idly fulfilling tho need of tho farmer
and small lrrlgatlonist for a sure
tuliomo of getting out of their land all
those bountiful returns yielded whore
wator is plentiful."
urn in snaiae.
"Old Gaybojr plays the race, doesn't
hO"
"No; ha'a too smooth for that Ho
works 'sm."
To Break In New Shoes.
Always shads In Allrn'e Font-Kase, a powder,
It cures hot, sweating, arhlns;, swollen feet,
C'urra corns, InyrowltiK nails and bunions. At
lldniKRlitaamt shoo stores, V. Dnn'lareept
nrsuliilltute. Hamplo mailed KKKK. Address
Allen H. Olmsted, I liny, N. Y.
Costly Dlflllitiinrr Itrlnar Compiled,
On the preparation of a now diction
ary of tho Kngllili language '400,000
lias hocu spent In I'hllndelphla and
f'JflO.OOO more will he necessary before
It can ho itollorcred entire. Tho work
has hreii going steadily on for thirteen
years.
FITA Permanently Cured. Nnfltaornrrrouintas
fllu after riraldar'ausHDrilr.Klliift'atlrratNrrte
jldlnrrr. Hrml for l'riK'J trlAltxiltlranillrralUii.
lJr.U.II.KIIiir,l.MMI Arilibt., riitladrlolila, fa,
Iiiforimillnn,
"What In a domestic animal, mom
ma, t" asked tho llttlo hoy.
"A rtonioMIe animal," replied mam
ma, with n srornful glance at pnjm,
who wmh putting on his coat, "Is one
who does not spend all his tlmo at the
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Names and Addresses In Portland of Re pre
at ntallte limine ti firms.
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I III (tie mriuumiitml tiluiik! WiKklitrd, I'lark.
JltillM: of nil ktniU fur tale at very rtMiiuattU
prlcra. Itulr ! trout hi,
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liicxt illitU'iill ca'i WOMlanl, ClMk ,t Civ
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I'lllAM Ki:i'AllA'IOUH-Vt KuuranttlhU.ri.
i-eparaior to belli Nat. Writ lor rrvo catalog.
Iliiirluuodl'o., I trill Miid l)k.
.IKN'Hl'Un'III.Ml- IIuSiiiii . Pendleton, .ol
liiim Allred limlu ,t Ox,' rurrvct elutttva.
Ilyrrjililiu In mrn'a funiUlilui;. Morrlsou aud
himii ativei. Uppuaile lusivture.
1IIKK I.AMi IN OIIKOON under tit Urvy Irtl
gallon 0I. Id illnvl fruni slat. Writ today,
liikiklrl and limp ft, 11, H, Cooks Co., Ml
Aider Utl, I'urtiand, Oregon.
roUI.'l'KV lOOIv-lfyou ant jour hens to la
more rysewrUeii fur ft particular about I'u
IllNA l'DUIIUV Ikinio-Aciu MI1U tV,
I'orlland, Unauu.
TAIUlltH-roluiiililaWooUnMIUs I'o., rortland.
i, IaImi ii) l cloliiM mad t murchp,
Hur lriiuurviuiil tjitrui lntur r(ci Ok
Vrll fur frn. samulr and rlivt.
i'lANOS A OlIOANH OldrsTrtanohouMon f
rifle cvul. Orgaus and 1'lauiM ou rar iwjrnxuta.
Will ir 1UI. lluuuol you a lrU-. AlltuA
(Itlburt-llauiakrr Co., rurllaud, Orou.
Iluiuau llalrlloodt Hwllcbn, romrdoura, Mn's
'IVu ix-ra and VUi bel quklttyi IowmI prlc
uil fif !( Brio Halt uiall ordn a sMclallr,
Carls Ualr Mate, M Waabluiiou ut. Kl ISai
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Diet.
In much that Is written concerning
tho mutter of diet thero nro so many
sweeping statement, Impossible rules
and foolish conclusions that It Is no
wonder that many persons brush tho
whole subject aside au being too com
plex for them.
Tho trouble Is that thero aro too
many persons trying to enforco their
own personal Ideas on this subject
Thero aro tho "crunks" who must have
something to be cranky about In any
enso, and a "crank" who has picked
up a llttlo scientific Jargon and thinks
he has cured himself of something Is
n very persistent person. Then thorp
aro thoso who havo really been cured
of some ailment by a diet that happens
to suit their own Individual cnsei. They
go about forever afterward finding tho
sumo ailment In everyone they meet and
offering (ho same remedy. Thero nro
also tho one-food people, who go about
seeking what not to devour, and who
would rcdiico every ono to wholo wheat
or pecans.
Wholo wheat and pecans are excel
lut foods and do much good, but so
do hlaik-heart cherries, lobsters and
corned beef and cnbhage. If John dis
covers that ho linn n iilghtniaro every
tlmo hu eabi lobster ho does well to,
renounce that dish, hut ho need not rc
notiuco It because Dick has tho night
mare. Again, ono hears much of tho good
Judgment displayed by those person
who rest for nt least half an hour aft
er eating, nnd It would, undoubtedly,
ho well If tho world wero so arranged
that wo could nil do so, but unfortun
ately tho buslncHS of tho day rushes
along, mid most persons, nt least un
til they como to their evening meal,
must go to work as soon as they have
eaten.
It Is trim that this fact constitutes a
strong plea for light and easily digested
meals In tho daytime, leaving the prin
cipal ono till the work Is finished.
It Is absurd for persons who have
not mado themselves somewhat famil
iar with tho chemistry of foods to try
to talk loarnedly about their action on
tho humau economy, and It may bo
taken as an axiom that within tho In
dividual capacity (which can bo learned
only by Individual experiment) a va
riety of diet Is hotter than a monotony.
A dlot that Is too strictly limited to
a few things trains the stomach to
adnpt Itself to those fow, and It Is In
danger of losing Its power to digest
outsldo of that list. Youth's Compan
ion. RISE OF ILLINOIS CAPITAL.
Nlirlnicflftlil'a Klrat Court llotisa Win
of !.! nnl Coat H'J.
The Rangamon Itlvcr of Illinois
Hows through the heart of a garden
as tlch and fertile as tho ono which
tho Kuphrates watered In tho far dis
tant days of Adam nnd Kve. Tho
County of Sangamon was formed out
of n vast, verdant solltudo pf SCO wjuiiro
miles. Threo commissioner were chos
en to set In motion n county organiza
tion of government, and they met, with
out delay, at tho cabin of John Kelly
on Kprlng Creek, a tributary of the
Sangamon. Kelly had wandered Into
tho State In 1818 it ml had built him-
ILLINOIS STATE CAl'lTOI.
self a cabin ou the edge of a green
bordered stream which he had named
Spring Creek.
The Sangamon ofnolals sent forth
their report tegardlng the establishment
of n temiKirury county 6eat of Justice
and agreed that "It should bo called
by the iiniiio of Sprlngllehl." A con
tract was mado at once for a court
house of rough logs to contain one
room ample for court, and with plenty
of space for the ollhvs of county olll
clnK who were already nanuM. Tho
court houso was completed In twenty
four days, .and paid for In the sum of
forty-two dollars and tVfty cents.
As It was evident that a constable
could not exercise his functions without
provision for the wifekivplng of offend
ers, n Jail, to cost eighty-live dollars,
was next projected to furnish proper
support to thu court house by holding
In chock n population not yet arrived,
but hourly expected. The.se expecta
tions were not so absurd as they seem,
and wltlilu two years tho county com
missioners decided upon making tho
teuiH)rary county seat permanent.
Courts In the log quarters were rude,
but Justice was administered with n
generally even hand and tho early law
yers, lMwnnLs, Kane, Thomas and oth
er, were won whose learning and ablK
Ity were hardly surpassed In later and
moro pretentious court. Thero was an
Indcscrlbablo quality about these early
administrations of law and equity that
somehow mako them of untold Interest
to-day.
Abraham Lincoln appeared In tho
Sangamon County about 1831 and tho
broad footprints ho left during his so
journ of thirty years tna easily bo
followed. For sir years he was, by
turns, clerk In n country store, mer
chant, soldier, postmaster, student, ora
tor, and last a full-llcdgcd lawyer, lilt
by bit, as tho artist designs n choice
mosaic, this man was developing n
character whoso bold outlines wero to
stand out, nn Illuminating beacon to
ull mankind. In 1837 Lincoln becamo
a citizen of Springfield nnd began tho
practlco of law. Ho was elected tho
samo year to represent Sangamon Coun
ty In tho legislature, and was also at
tho head of a project to remove tho
capital from Vandalla to Springfield.
As every other town In tho State was
desirous of the samo distinction tho
scheme seemed doubtful of realization;
nevertheless It was accomplished.
Whllo the delegates' In cbnvontlon as
sembled were hero and thero discussing
merits among themselves, Lincoln gain
ed tho floor nnd called for n vote of
thoio In favor of the removal of tho
capital from Vandnlla. Thero was hut
ono dissenting vote Vnndulla's. Then,
without delay, or discussion, ho called
for the voto desiring to remove tho cap
ital to Springfield. lie was answered
by such n majority as gavo tho legis
lature the prompt duty of passing a
bill for the removal, nnd thus Spring
field curried off tho prize, as sotno rus
tle beauty has been known to do In n
social contest whero n dozen belles wero
concerned.
Tho pleasant' hunting-ground of John
Kelly became In those sixteen years a
capital destined to be the guardian of
those sacred trensures of our Nation,
the haunts, tho home, and tho tomb of
the Illustrious Lincoln. L. K. Ilecker,
In Tour-Track News.
JAPANIZATION OP CHINA.
Mlknilo 11 rt n it I n it to fitreiiKltion I li
lt u lion on the Continent.
Japan's victory In her war wit!) Chlnn
In 1801-5 procured for her Indemnity
In money, the cession of Formosa and
the prestige of success, which was Im
mense, snys tho World To-Day. From
that tlmo on Japan has been strengthen
ing her unity, nnd navy against Itussla
with the object which has been
achieved. While nt tho same tlmo China
has been cultivated with n keen appre
ciation of tho fact that without tho
moral, If not the mntorlhl, control of
that country, Japan could not alone
accomplish tho task she had assumed
of directing tho destinies of tho Orient
Japan has undertaken tho Jnpanlza
tlon of China methodically by the es
tablishment In Chlnn nnd Japan of
schools military, Industrial nnd agri
cultural. Itocently twenty-two prlmnry
schools wero opened In tho Chlucso
provinces, with 3,304 scholars.
Four of tlteso schools are military,
nt raoltng, Outchau, Nanking ami Can
ton, and nro modeled nftcr St. Cyr In
France. Tho Instructors are Japanese
or Chinese educated In Japan. The
school nt Canton Is administered by
Japanese entirely. Every yeijr 700
young 01)111110, graduates of thu schools
In Japan, nro assigned with rank to
tho provincial army. Tho student grad
uates art) all exalted mid Imbued with
new Japanese Ideas. Actually there
are -.wOO Chinese students In the
schools and universities of Japan. The
military mandarin, once a low-grade
nnd despised olllcer.ls now elevated and
honored. Tho literary class, heretofore
tho special guardluim of the honor and
dignity of China, now recognize the
luiortnnce, oven necessity, of organiz
ing n national army, solid and united,
capable of compelling respect for the
tntorests nnd dignity of the empire.
Tk Ilnlilca to rolls.
When tho various provinces of Aus
tralia wero federated Into one com
monwealth and the federal franchise
was given to women the newspapers
wero greatly concerned ns to what
woud becomo of tho .babies while their
mothors wero out voting, says tho Now
York Tribune .
"They never thought how tho babies
wero getting on on the 3tU other days
of tho year," said Miss Allco Henry of
Australia to tho New York Equal Suf
frage Association, nt tho Hotel Astor,
"but their (os!lblo fate ou that ono day
out of 303 seemed to give tnem great
concern.
"Hut tlio matter bottled Itself very
simply. Wo found, on tho first day
when wo enjoyed tho federal franchise,
that there were plenty of women politi
cians ready to stay with tho babies
whllo their mothers went out nnd vot
ed. They wero organized nnd detailed
for that very purpose. Hut many of
the mothers did not think It necessary
to avail themselves of such services,
for there wns no law against taking
the babies to tho polls. I myself saw
perambulators going down the streets
by tho dozen on election day and soino
women actually marked their ballots
with their babies crowing and gurgling
In their arms,"
Kouuil nu Aiii'lrol Itluv.
A laborer breaking stono recently on
tho roadsldo at Wiutborough, England,
the site of tho old Homiin camp, discov
ered a ring, which he sold for a few
shillings. Experts now pronounce It to
be of great Interest nml value. An In
scription ou It seems to show that It
was n betrothal ring belonging to Hue
cried, king of tho Mercians, who mar
ried Ethelwltha, daughter of Ethelwulf,
king of Wessex, in tho year 833.
Yeast raises tho bread, but Uie trust
raises the price.
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"They any Mrs. Krankloy makss rru-
lar dolls of her daughters."
"Well, It's true. She fairly stuffs them
with breakfast food."
Mothers will find Mr. Wlnslow's Boothtnf
Frrup tho best remedy to use for their eh lid reu
during the teething rrlod.
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Ills Curloaltr Eacltad.
The subject under dlscusslno at the cor
ner grocery was the Panama canal.
"I've heard a good deal," remarked Mr.
Wlpedunks, "about thle Culebra cut.
Why In thunder don't some of the news
papore print It?"
How's TbliT
We offer One Hundred Dollars rteward for
any caie of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. -
K. J. UHK.NKY 4 CO., Pro?., Toledo, a
We, the undersigned, have known Y. J.
Cheuer for tbo last 13 years, and bollero him
perfectly honorable In all business transac
tions and financially able to carry out any ob
ligations made by their arm.
wkar A Tnuax. Wholesale Drugglsts.Toledo.O.
Waldino. Kinnap A Mabviw, w holesalo Drug
gl.ts, Toledo, (. ...
Haifa Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces ot the system. I'rtce lib. ir bottle.
Bold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
II all's Family fills are the best.
Whistl
"I knew ho was something of a celeb
rity, but I didn't know he was rich. How
did he make his money?"
"In dirt."
"Itenl estate or mining?"
"Neither. He wroto a book. You've
read it, haven't you?"
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EXACT cow or 1
Jhe Laxative of
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There are two classes of
uy and whicn are permanently beneticiai in eirect, acting
gently, in harmony with nature, wien nature needs assist
ance ; and another class, composed of preparations of
unknown, uncertain and inferior character, acting tempo
rarily, but injuriously, as a result of forcing the natural
functions unnecessarily. One of the most exceptional of
the remediesof known quality andexcellence is the ever
pleasant Svrup of Fins, manufactured bv the California
Fig Syrup Co., which represents the adtive principles of
plants, known to act most beneficially, in a pleasant syrup,
in which the wholesome Californian blue figs are used to con
tribute their rich, yet delicate,
of all remedies to sweeten and
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gently and naturally, and to assist one in overcoming constl
; pation and the many ills resulting therefrom. Its active princi
ples and quality are known to physicians generally, and the
remedy has therefore met with their approval, as well as with
the favor of many millions of well informed persons who know
of their own personal knowledge and from actual experience
thatit Is a most excellent laxative remedy We do not claim that
it will cure all manner of ills, but recommend it for what it really
represents, a laxative remedy of known quality andexcellence,
containing nothing of an objectionable or Injurious character.
There are two classes of purchasers: those who are informed
to the quality of what they buy and
or arucies or exceptional merit, and who do not lacu courage to go
elsewhere when a dealer offers an imitation of any well known
article; but, unfortunately, there are some people who do not know,
and who allow themselves to be imposed upon. They cannot expect
its beneficial effects if thev do not eet the genuine remedv.
To the credit of the druggists of
nearly all of them value their
integrity and the good will of their
imitations ot tnc
Genuine Syrup of Figs
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., and in order
to buy the genuine article and to get its beneficial effects,
one has only to note, when purchasing, the full name of
the Company California Fin SvruD Co. nlalnlv nrlntedon the
front of every package. Price,
Tfc Nasi ite.
MI don't want any government at
all," said the anarchist
"Suppose you succeeded In abolish
ing tho govcrnmont?"
"Then I could step In and start one
of my own." Washington Star.
SEVEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Ended at Last Through Using Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Mrs. Sollna Jonea of 200 Main St ,
Anionia. Conn., says: "If it had not
been for Doan's Kid
ney Pills I would not
bo alive today. Sev
en years ago I was so
bad with pain In the
back, nnd so weak
that I had to keep to
my room, and wan in
bed sometimes six
weeks at a rptll.
11 0 it 1 n ii 1 n b with
Dunn's Kidiiev Pills, the kidnev weak
ness was soon corrected, and inside a
week nil tho pain was gono. I was al
so relloved of all headaches, dizzy
spells soreness nnd feelings of languor.
I strongly recommend Doan's Kidney
I'ills.
Bold by nil dealora. 50 cents a box.
Fostor-Mlllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
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remedies: those of known qual- I
fruity flavor. It is the remedy
refresh and cleanse the system
the reasonsfor the excellence
the United States be It said
rerjutatlon for orofessional
customers too highly to offer
50c per bottle. One size only.
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Hiker, IaJ, SI (loM, Hllvrr.TSci dole, toot Zllio or
Cnniwr. St. uvanlila trata. MalilnrnveloiMs and
jraiviur, uowriuxi nprnmen miri-m nolo.
rull rlc list sent on appllratlon. Control anil Urn-
f ilre work sollcllrd. llrltrsncai Carbonat Na
lonal Hank.
DAG CO.
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The Life of a Bag
depend on how
honestly it i mado
BEMIS BAGS
aro made on honor, of tho best mater
lals.
That Is why they outlive others.
You won't need to order bag so oftesi
if every order specifies "DEM1S."
Made for
GRAIN, FLOUR,
ORE, WOOL, ETC.
Bemis Bro. Bag Co.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
W. L. Douglas
S&'SSHOESIh
W. L. Douglas f 4.00 Cllt Edge Lin
cannot oa equalled ai any price.
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I UUUU disprove thli lUKmtnt.
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t Hrocktoa, Mass., and show you the inlinlts
care with which ever pair o shoes Is made, yon
would rcallit why W. U Ooualas JJ.50 shoes
cost more to make, why tbey hold their shape.
without bis name and price stamped on bottom.
Write for lltostratcd Catalog.
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3-VvS Capital 2.500,000
lotrloslc value than any other S3. so ho
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