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Newspaper Page TextU- erf w THE NBW AGE, POBTIiAND, OREGON- n 1 I1 1 t 1 ht W t ' I f Scrofula Tow nro entirely free from it. It may develop bo slowly no to enneo little If anydlBturlmnco during thowholo period of childhood. n may men prouuco uyspupnm, ...- tarrh, and marked tendency to con sumption, before causing eruptions, eon's or swellings. To get entirely rid of ittako tlio great uiuuu'iiumivir HOOCl'S SarSaparilla In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. iw uoaes i. lmmntrlnl. The elderly and somewhat flustrated lady stopped an obese man on a crowd ed street. "Does It make any difference," she risked, "which of theso cars I take to the cemetery?" "Not to me, madam," answered tho polite heavy-weight, as ho lifted his hnt and passed on. ClocKa, The Invention of clocks Is by no mums a modern one. Clocks which weie run by weights were used by tho H -uncons at the time of the Crusades, nnd some authorities stato that they vrc Invented by I'aclllcus as early as the ninth century. In the works of Dante are references to machines which struck the hours, nnd clocks must have been used In Italy nhout tho end of the thirteenth century, Tho oldest clock of which there Is nny certain record was erected In a tower In the palace of Charles V. of Franco In 18U-1. A church recently dedicated In St. Paul was erecl4'il at a cost of $7,000, raised by 10,1)00 contributions of 70 cents each. CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Portland Trade Directory Name and Adilrtuea In Portland of Re pro Mntallva Uunlimi f Irma. CI1KAJI nKI'AKA'IOim-Wo xuaranl.a Hit V.H. Mtparalnr inli lhlri, W'rlia lor fraa catalog. HatviVtuHl Co., I-mil mul Out 1'IANIH A OIIOANH-Matir Una InalruinanUra v.rttu in kith unl akkhraa or removal nf ttnyor Wrlln fur ilurr pllini nf paiioi now on Iminl, term", He. Wrliv today, (lllbarl Co., 1'urilainl HOWAItt) J!. llUUTON.-AMycr arl CbemlM. IMlvillr. Coliirndiw Hm-rimmi nrln-ai (told, Kllvi-r, ad I'DiiiK'r. II. , il (liilil, HllvurL7tai Hold, tM Zlniior (Vnnlilu li-ala. lNllllitfPiiviluM-annil t M'lilou aiillrallon. Control ami Urn- rnlliirli'i.llnl Iilrnwurk tullcltvd. luntJ llault. liWvruucal k'Mbunals Da ly J MlM Tl i "When you buy WEATHER CLUiniNUr you want comploto protoctiorv and long service. Thnm nnrl mivnv other good points wo comblnod In TOWER'S hilu txijAfvjrk -""" . ... v . OILED CLOTHING Yr.it rrtt M DM ' to buy any ouier "HIMP-- 8V TO I C-OiN CO HARD WATER MADE SOFT Send for free booklet showlnx analysis of hard w liter In 100 title-, in the United States, with the. amount of 20-Mulc-Tcain Pure lloni ueressary to use in cnth case ,o soften the water and produce tleon, s bite clothes without Injury to the finest fabrics or most' delicate hands. All ikalrra. I'nll alia iarkaii llnrAX . Ilnrai H.ui Si I'iiiiw Imoklrl mul niinrnlr U'iur7iW la ID i'. lurlrrv lur lOronu mul iItoUt' imino, 1'A C'll lc'CO.VHIllUllA.ll,lliulnaii.l. W. L. DOUGLAS 3.50 &'3.00 Shoes BEST IN THC WORLD W.LOouglas $4 Gilt Edgo lino cannoiusequaiioaaianfptl TV W V.ifrri V. I. DoiiuIii' Jolk Mini lloiiw It Ilia mutt ,Kif HHhurouiHt cii IJjr (.ti.iietf 8H0ES 10R KVKKYBODY AT ALL FUICES. Mira BUoa. VB lo Jl.80. lkii a" Ubwa. J toSl.Uo. Vom'a fiaoea. $4 OO to fl.nb, Wt. a" & OhlUrau'a BlitK'a. J a to ill, 00. Tr V. I.. Iluuuliia Wtinii'ii'a, .'Mlr unit Ohllitri'ii'a aliocai fur t)l, III niut uur lliry l ullii'r iniUi'. II I could take you into my large factories nt Urocktou, Mass,, nnd .show ou how carefully NV.L. Douglas shoes wro made, you would then understand vhy they hold their shape, (It better, v car longer, and ore of greater value than any other make. Vhrcr you ll, o eon obtain W. L. Uouulaa ahoaa. III name an J prk U atanipad on Ilit bottom, likh prolcclt juuagaloat high rrlec ond Interior aho. Totr no u6tl tut;. Alk our dealer lor V. L. Douilaa akoal oinjlntlit upon havli.ir. them. , fjit Oilor lutlttt uutT; li wilt not uar trany. Wrlto lor niuatralej Calalouol al Slylaa. Vt, U IHKJULAS, IXpl. 3, Urocklon, Maaa, r. n.u No.42-0 lVIIKN srrlllnK to xtvortloon iIom l i tuanilnu Ihla vapor, t i il i r i r. I ' i m i J , t-wq S 411 f i 5 WH Pnrliir-rnr Ulveratnn. "Porlei'.'' hiiIiI Hit? fmxy lndy In the nnrlur car. "I wish iou would oucu this window." The Imly In, the nent directly ncross the enr heard tlio request and drew a clonk nhout her. ..1orter, f that wlx.low Is opened," tlio snapped, testily, "I shall freeze to death." "And If the window Is kept closed." returned the other passenger, "I shall uiii-.1v anrfiwifn" ""ft J tml(Iy bctwccn tho tW() r(, "I'ortcr," remarked the commercial traveler, "your duty Is very plain. Open tho window and freeze one lady. Then close It and suffocate the other." Puck. Next Summrr, A million or two of people who have spent this summer at tho seashore nro strongly disposed to spend next sum mer in the hack country or the nioun tnlns. If they persevere In this deter I ni'nntloii their places will be filled by persons who havo spent this summer In the mountains and tho back coun try and don't want to go back. It has been a very trying summer, muggy, foggy, 'skeetry, damp, moist, hot and miscellaneously plaintive, but It has been about as bad In ono place as In another. Harper's Weekly. A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. How a Veteran Wat Saved the Am putatlon of a Limb. B. Frank Doremus, votoran, of Rooee volt Avo.', Indlanapolla, Ind,, says: "I had been showing symptoms of kid ney trouble from tho time I was mustered out of tho army, but in nil my life I novel sufforrd as in 1807. Headaches, dizziness and sleeplessness Ant, and then dropsy. I was weak and holp loss, having run down from 1B0 to 125 nounds. I was hav ing torrlblo pain in tho kidneys and tho lecrotlons passed almost involuntarily. My left leg swelled until It was 34 Inches around, nnd tho doctor tapped it night nnd morning nntll I could no longer stand It, and then ho advised amputation. I refused, nnd began using Doan's Kidney Fills. Tho swell ing subsided gradually, tho urino bo came natural and nil my pains and aches disappeared. I havo been well now for nine years slnco using Doan's Kidnoy Fills." For salo by all dealers. CO cents a box. Fostor-Milbuui Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Itniilfh n II cBWr. Tommy What Is tho "height of fol ly," pa? Pn Your sister's beau, my ion. lie la six feet two. Uucla Allen. "Many a man," wild Undo Allen Sparks, "dates all his other inverses from tlio evening '.rhtc 111 best girl turned hlui down." Hopa Deferred. DlnRimi Slmilliolt, I've borrowed a irood ninny llttlo sums from you, at one time and another. Do you know Just how much 1 owe you? Rliadbolt (with alacrity) Yes; It's ex actly 03. DIiikum Then let ma have $5, will you? Thnt will make It an even hundred, and It will bo easier tor mo to ranorabor, Ileitllaril It Ileraelf. The angry waves broko upon tho state ly vessel, "Isn't the commotion terrlhlo?" ex claimed the youni; umu with tho steamer cap and tho camera. "0, yes I" moaned the pale young wom an In tho steamer chair. "You feel It, too, do yoiiV Won Itl null lllm Holler. The Judge Mr. TwIcKles, do you wish to poll the jury? Tlio lawyer (who had lost his case) No, your honor; hut It would afford me Infinite satisfaction If I could club the Jury. I'rolinlilr Went All lllaht. "J. Smith, Famished Geological Struc ture. 111." This was the address on the letter postmarked "Hoston, Aug. 27, llW "Try Starved Hock," wrote tho edu cated railway potal clerk Just below the address. Chicago Tribune. Artificial rubles aro now successfully mads up to twelve or fifteen carats by M. Verueul, a scientist of Paris, Took Shine to lllm. Plggmus I see that the champion boothlark la dead, DlimukM Yes; Death loves a shining mark. American Spectator. r We Trust Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, de bility, nervousness, exhaus tion, you should begin at once with Ayer's Sarsaparllla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knows lt,too. Askhimaboutit. Ton mutt look wall attar lha conJItlon of your liter anil bowalt. Uulaia thara la dally action o( tlia bonala, poltououa producta aro abaorbad, cautluc haadaohe, bllloutoeas. nau. sao, dfipepala, and thua praYntlK lha Bar. aapaiflU trout dolux It beat work. Ayara Ptlla ara liver idllt. Art ntlT. all aaUlo. Tb doao It ouly one pill at badUma. A EaKTroSaJToTSwSl, aviao MsoiMitmi or aUMYMQt. AOVBCVM. CIWMVPKTWAU yers Knu i n I Oopu WSjjfeience I The electric turirot nf n Pnnn.u... r. The electric target of a Canadian of ficer, Lieutenant Colonel O. A. Peters," Is being tested by English riflemen. Tlio tM'got Itself Is a bullet-proof plate of chrome steel, and the Impact of the bill-1 u wig uinra uuw unu ur IDOn 01 a W of -tecl hammers, thus closing an let on this drives hack one or more of a ( eiectnc circuit, by which tho exact spot hit Is recorded on nn Indicator pinto nt the firing point The system insures accuracy, snves much tttno and needs no nttcudnnt Sulphur Is being tried In Germany as a wood preservative. It la applied In molten form nnd ns It hardens It completely fills the pores. At moder ate temperatures It Is unaffected by wnter, weak or strong acids, or nlkn line solutions. A dlsitfivnntngo Is th.it the sulphur melts nt 110 degrees F mid this makes the treated wood unfit for places exposed to considerable bent. Tho host wood for use with this pro cess Is poplur, the trials of oak nnd pluo having been much less satisfac tory. A Inrgc steamship has recently been cousirucicu on mo ryne uaving no masts at all. Instead of masts 'lio vessel Is furnished with four largo pil lars placed on each sldo of the' ship, two forward nnd two nft, which servo as derrick posts. Tim two forward pil lars urc connected by n bridge, CO feet above the wnter, which mny be ust'd for lookouts. Tho vessel Is 482 feet long and 04 feet broad, nnd Is to bo used In the far East to carry bulky car goes. Accommodations are, however, provided for 'MO emigrants. Another vessel of the samo typo Is building. J. E. Thornycroft, nn English author ity on engineering, In reviewing recent attempts to adapt the Internal combus tion engluo to marine use, snys thnt this adaptation may now be regarded as nn accomplished fact. Trials mndo between Hamburg nnd Kiel with n mo tor of 70 horse-power showed thnt tho gas-propelled boat consumed G!!0 pounds of anthracite, ns ngalnst 1,820 pound of steam coal consumed by a stenmbunt of practically Uo same dimensions nnd milking the same speed. Qiis-englues of from K(X) to 1,000 horse-power for murine use are now being constructed In England, and Mr. Thornycroft ot pects to see such engines Installed In Inrgo sen-going vessels. Many precious stones nro Influenced by tho action of the rays cmnuntlug from radium. A scientist exposed a colorless diamond from Borneo to then' rays. Tho stono was colored n light yellow after eight days nnd n decided lemon yellow ufter another eight days. On heating tbo diamond to 250 degrees centigrade (482 degrees Fahrenheit) the yellow color was diminished, but It could not bo entirely got rid of oven nt n red bent. A colorless Brazil dia mond showed no coloration. A jiecullar behavior wns shown by n palo bluo sapphlro from Ceylon. After two hour' oxposuro to rndlum bromtdo It showed n coloration, green nt first, then light yellow nnd nfter n few moro hours red dish yellow. After n fortnight It wns a dark yellow, approaching chestnut The. color could bo got rid of by heat ing, but the light yellow color always returned on cooling. AARON T. BLI88. DcnUi of Sinn Who Wa Twice Oor- crunr of Mlohlarnu. Anron T. Hllas, twlco Governor of MichtRnn, (IIhI recently nt Saginaw, of which city lie wiik tho most dlbtlnpilsh- ed resident. Aaron T. IllUs was bora In Suiltlitlcld, Mnd Isou County, New York, May 'J2, 1837, nnd sjwnt his boyhood on a fnrm there. At 17 ho left homo nnd wbb employed In a store In n neighbor ing vllluge. At tbo aaiion t. uub. breaking out of the Civil Wtir ho wns ono of the tlrst to enlist In the Tenth New York Heavy Artillery and nfter ho hud remlorcd mntcrlal assistance In recruiting the regiment to its full strength he waa ninde tlrst lieutenant. Within a year bravery In action hud gullied for hltn a conunlsslou as captain. At Ileum's SU tlon, In Virginia, be was captured nud was conllued In prison at Salisbury, Audersouvllle, Macon, Charleston and Columbia, escaping from tho latter after being conllued eight mouths. While In prison the presidential election of 180 wns held. A black beuu meant n vote for Lincoln, but the prisoners were an sured thnt If they cast such a vote It would mean longer Imprisonment for them uud perhups a grave on the hill" side. Nevertheless llllss voted the black bean. After making his escape he wandered tor eight days befon) reaching the Union lines at Savnnuau nud ho was nearly starved In 18(55 Captain llllss located lu Sag Inaw, Mich., and started a lumber bust ncss lu a small way. It grew until be became the owucr of extculve timber lauds, of suit mines, of a bunk, mercan tile establishment nud several farms, lie was enormously wealthy, lie was elected to local otUces lu Saginaw, then became a State Senator, next sat lu Congress aud In 1000 was elected Gov eruor of Michigan by tho largest ma jority ever given a caudldute there iud waa re-elected In 1002. It a wotuau wauts to alienate a aaa, the surest way U to tlud fault wltk hlui. KKiTPB ,-,., .1 , ...,!. , ,1 " '" ""'"" ' ''"""in i i ii 'i ii'-i AYegclnblc Prcparationfor As similating IhcFoodandncdula Ung ihc Stomachs and Dowels of Promotes Digestion.Chccrful ncssandRcst.Contalns neither Opium, Morphine nor Mineral. NotKarcotic; HfMorotda-swummma jMx.Smna HklUSJtt TttOrtiMaMoa JHnmSffd- wEyrnnffiim: A perfect Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Slomach.Diarrlioca Worms .Convulsions .Fevcrish ncss and Loss of Sleep. aaaanaaaaaamoiB SaaaMaaaaaaaBaaaaa Facsimile Signature of &&&&; NEW YORK. EXACT COPT OF WRAPPER. Forethought. Ornndma Tommy, li there anything you llko better than a piece ot pl7 Tommy (with his mouth full) Yos'm. Two plccci. Mother will And Mf, Wlnalow'i Boothtn Syrup tho lt remedy touio (or tholr children during tho teething rrlod. One of Ilia Clloomr Manila. "Honesty I tho boit policy, to he sure," moralized tho professor, "hut In the cas ot too many men It it a policy that hai a mirrendcr Tnjue." To Break In Maw Shoes. Alwayi ahake In Allen'f Foot-Kaio, a powder. Itcuroa hot, iweatlng, aching, iwolltn leet. Curra conn, ingrowing nalli and tmnloni. At all driiRRlata and itioo atorca,2A Don't accept anyaubatltuto. Hamnle mailed FllKE. Addreaa Allen a. OlmiWd, U Roy, N. Y. A song called the "Hymn of Apollo," written 2S0 years I). 0., has Just been sung for tho first time In England. B"V irkw,vfl An ounce of prease is sometimes the only difference between profit arid loss on a day's teaming. YOU know you can't affcrd' a dry axle do you know as well that Mica Axle Grease is the only lubricant you can afford? Mica Axle Grease is the most eco nomical lubricant, because it alone possesses high lubricating prop erty, great adhesive power, and long-wearing quality. Hence, the longest profitable use of your outfit is to be had, only when the lubricant is Mica Axle Grease. Mica Axle Grease contains powdered mica. This forms a smooth, hard surface on the axle, and reduces friction, while a spe cially prepared mineral grease forms an effective cushioning body be tween axle and box. Mica Axle Grease wears best and longest one greasing does for a week's teaming. IWD. Mir. A e: grEi , iaT- 'saw - -a SPOILid ttWA i A h The Kind Yoa Havo Always in uso for over SO years, and yyz- Bonal supervision slnco its infancy. f-ctfCAtti. Allow n one to deceive vou In this All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd" Just-as-good" nro hut Experiments that trifle with nnd endanger tho health of Infants and Clilldrcn Exporicnco ngalnst Experiment, What is C ASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute lfor Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It nssimllatcs tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho &&&$& The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Yeare Tut etxrauai oommnt, tt atumiav OTRtir. Ntw vorh omr. Treapaealnar, MI seo they're discharged that clerk wlio tared so much money out of his small salary. Didn't they know ha was grafting all the time?" "es, but they suspect now that ho got soma of tho graft that rightfully belonged to the bigger officers of the company." EITC "' Vltna' JUnro ana all Nerroui IMaei rilu jrmiinlljr cunsl by Dr. Kllna'a (Irral Norvn ilralorrr. Hand for VKV.Y. f 1 trial hottlx and ireallio. lr. 11. ir.Kllnr, IA. m Arch HU,l'liila.,l,a. A Correction. Mr. Stoplnte I bcllovo I must say good-night Miss Terslcep Ob, don't 1 Why should you? Mr. Stoplnte Why, really ah- -it's sotting rather late, Isn't It? Mist Terslcep Yes, altogether too lato to say good-night Bay good-moru-Ing. Clovelnnd Leader. fc&we Makes the Load Lighter Mica Axle Grease saves horse power consequently saves feed. Mica Axle Grease is the best lubricant in the world use it and draw a double load. If your dealer does not keep Mica Axle Grease we will tell you one who does. Standard Oil Co. Bought, and which lias boon lias borno the slgnatnro of has beea made under uis per Signature of In cutting a canal at Bordeaux a burled statue has been discovered of Anne of Austria, queen of Louis XIII., who died at Tails In 1000. $100 Keward, $100. Ttie readers ot this paper will bo pleated ta loam that thcro liatlCMtono dreadod dlaeaae that scloneo has been ablo to oure In all ltl atairca, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Uuro li tho only toiltlvo euro known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh bnltiKaconitltu. tlnnal dltoaio, requires a comtliutlonal treat ment. Hall' Catarrh Cure It taken Internally, acting directly upon tho Hood and mucous urfacei ot tho ay item, thereby dcitroylng the foundation of the dlieaio, and Riving tho pa tient atrotmih by baitdluic up tho couittlutlon and auditing naturo In doing. Its work. The proprietors havo io much faith in Its curatlTa powers that they oiror Una llumlrod Dollars (or any case that It falls to cure. Bond tor list of teatlmoalali. , . , . Addren. r. j. uiiiuiki a u,, oiouu,v Sold by drugKlita, 74c. Uali's Family Tills a aro the best. At Wllkesbarre, Pn., In one day recent. y 425 foreigners were naturalised. . -x! 'fc.iU Tgr''" "wr"