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fisoi;PWIFIO'.COAST Tw af tfc Melne ky Mm Ithaae I " Dl Mm. Pot ajsa sixteen yean old Mid em Wabled with my monthly sicko. It U very lrr"-lar, owwii ling only ono la two or thr Month, Mtd iIm Tory painful. I also nltt frith cramp Mid one la whil pala strike m In th heart and I har drowsy headache. If there U anything yon can do for an, I will fladly follow your advice." Mast Gome, Aptoa, Cel., July II, 119. "Da.aMia. Pihebam: After raceiv Inf your letter I beraa 'th an of your r mo dies, taking both Lydia E. rink hain't Vegetable pound and Blood Purifier. I am now regular every month and suffer no pain. Yourmedicin i the best that any suf fering girl can take," Miss Maar Goatsa, Aptoa, Cal., July s, 1S99. Nervous and Dizxy " Da a a Mas. Pixsbam : I wish to express my thank to you for the great benefit I have received from the uae of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. I suffered constantly from ter rible sideache, had ehill. wa nervon and dixiy. I had tried different kinds of medicine but they all failed entirely. After taking three bottles of Vegetable Compound and three of Blood Purifier I am all right. I cannot thank you enough for what your remedies have done for me." Mia Matilda Jinsxx, Box It, Ogdensburg, Wis., Juna 10, ISM. Klevatloa Desirable. Ldy (with high hat) I beg yonr pardon, but I forgot my opera class. Would yon kindly lend me yours just a moment? Tyrant Man (in the seat behind) Very sorry, madam, bat I need it to sit on. -N. i. Weekly. Try Allen's Fnot Ease, A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At this season vour feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, anil get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Kase. It cools the feet ami makes walking easy. Cures ingrowing nails, swnolen and" sweating feet, blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and rives rest and comfort. We have 30,000 testimonials. Try it todar. Bold tv all druvgists and shoe' dealers for S5c trial iwrkage FREE. Address Allen B. Olmstead, LeRoy. . Y. Ta Occasion. "Oh, yes; Prof. Groskopf is quite phlegmatic. In act, I never knew him to be excited, except once." "What wa the trouble then?" 'He couldn't find his pipe." Pack. CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. ... T.I Kid Yea Kan Always Bcsght Bears the Signature of Fire Kacap. "My mother found my little brothei putting hi stockings on wrong side ont this morning." "Yes? What did she do?" "Turned the hose on him." Harvard Lampoon. Beware af Ointment for Catarrh That Costal a Mercury, As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys tem when entering it through th mucoassnr ucn articles snonia never oe uteae eept os prescriptions from reputable pbvai eisns, as lbs damage they will do ts tea fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, nsnaiaetnred by F. I. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, sad is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of th system. In baying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken Internally, and msle la Toledo, Ohio, by 1. J. Cheney i Co. TesO MWials free. Bold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Ball's Family Pills ate the best The problem of Indian education seems to be solved by the Indians them selves. In the territory the Chicka saw have five colleges and the Creeks have 10. The Choctaw have no ool lges, bnt have 160 common schools in which the higher branohes are taught. The expenses of educating the Indians we borne by the federal government. The oldest story in the world proba bly is the one told by the boys when ther return from hunting: that tbey killed a duck, but that tbey couldn't find it. If man has a little ability, people 1 sbuse him because he does not do ore. , ; ' ,. No boy thinks he has had enough candy until be has started tooth to aching. xll 1 1 ip in Piu nit at 1 ISBX wiu H""aF I m IS wwmP ilia AiSiii Vancouver Iron and Big Oregon Company are the Current Talk This Week. VANCOUVER IRON PROPERTY. Pennsylvania Man Sal4 Xm ate Baring far Develenaeeet. j Seattle, July 1. Tne PoaVlntelli gvuuer states that managers of the McKeexport iron works, in Pennsyl vania, have been visiting the Pacific coast, and have secured site for new iron works at Port Angeles, after an unsuccessful attempt to locate in ic toria, B. C. Th belief is expressed , treasurer, J. T. ttnuurlly, cashtor of that the iron deposits of Vancouver j the First Xatiywal bank; secretary, island have attracted the attention of j Kugene Sperry; managor, K. J.Couroy; the iron men and that raw iron will consulting engineer. Captain C. II. be taken from Barclay sound, and else j Thompson. where in the island, down to Port An- j The property is located in the Bo gelcs for working. It is known that ; nansa district, and is considered to 1 the McKeeeport iron men have secured j a very rich and promising mine. It is options on three properties in the Bare- j the intention of the coiupanv to push lay aoand country, namely the Ander development work and get a mill on son Company, another owned by Wil the property at once. son, Bradcn, Irving and others, and a third th property of Thompson, Bra-j NEXT MINING CONGRESS, den. Logan and Kins. An option has1 .... , been secured on these claim until the J "h ""Ve'T..."'. .soT" end of the year, and before the begin- . . . ningof next month between 400 and I . Pknl: Jo,y ,le"-,n xi7 ?! !h 5t0 men will be taken up to Ban-lay j ,h wU eWng of ln; sound to exploit it. mineral wealth. I teruatiouallininK t ongress will meet If development proves that these n M ,dho.J 'Ju,? 190,1' properties are st all equal tbetr prom- V . 1 "ti.T"! tse, : t it I mMB mn.-h fnr Yanfrnnve i island and for Victoria. The proer- j ties in question run sbout 72 ier cent , in pig iron, a very high per centae, ! and one which wn voted enthuittio exressions from the visiting inaitnates. From these the raw material for the Port Angeles foundries will be drawn. The Ctalena, one of the promising claims on the Gordon river, passed re cently under bond to a number of East ern capitalist. Active work will com mence on this mine on August 1 and will be continued until the end of the year. A large sum is involved in this transaction should it go through. ; WILL WORK THE CLAIM. Owner Want n Showing Man In th Hard Cash. Greenood, B. C, July 16. The own ers have bonded the Hard Cash mineral claim for $J0,000 to John Rodger. The bond is a working one, and so much work must be made before the first payment is made. The Hard Cash Li a fractional claim, containing 28 acres, adjoining the Golden Crown, Winnipeg and the J. and R, The lat- ter claim is owned by John Rodger, and he recently uncovered a ledge on . the property near the Hard Cash line. ; lie, therefore, secund the Hard Cash ' that both claims might be worked to ! gether. PACIFIC COAST WHEAT SHIP- MENTS. ThlrtySve Million Bnshals Seat Fraas Portland, San Francisco, Seat tle and TseMss. lUtlMUlU, WJ 4W. 111, VITCUUMU ; n.ki,ku k. ' p-u.., -u"-) shipments from the four leading toast. cities lor the reason of 1899-1900, ' From Portknd-94 cargoes, 14.239, - . 064 bushels, xrom San Francisco 127 cargoes, 13.534.635 bushels. Fiom Seattle and Tacoma 35 car goes, 7,799,093 bushels. ROSSLANOORE SHIPMENTS. 81s Meatus nt This Tear Xnal to All of Last, Rowland, B. C, Jnly 16. Or ship ments from this district for the hist ball of 1900 were nearly equal to those ' Adolph flooperand V ictor Carl of th whole year 1897, when the fig- Kinrt J. G. Copely and U. M. ures were 72,840 tons. The total for ! La"", was on trial before a special the past six months is 71,235 tons. The Nickel Plate has been opened to the 600-foot level, is fully developed by drifts, etc., to the 200-foot level, and partially developed to the 400-foot level. Arrangements have been made to ship 250 tons of ore per day from the Nickel Plato; RICH MOUNTAIN TUNNEL. Twenty-three Time Gold Has Been Struck at Palmer. Loom is, Wash., July 16. In the rainier mountain tunnel th last 30 feet driven has cone through a forma tion highly mineralized, giving assays each day running from $3.74 to $37 in gold. The last shot at the face broke into a well defined ledge, showing much blue quarts full of mineral which may prove on of the most important in the history of the tunnel. This ledge is ln different formation from that of the other 23 and the good values pieceeding the cuttings of the foot wall make the crossing and testing of this 23d vein a matter of special interest. ENORMOUS ANACONDA PLANT New Machinery Weighs Hearty Its Million Pounds. Anaconda, Mont., Jnly 16. New machinery weighing 1,600,000 pounds is being installed in the concentrating plant of the Anaconda Mining Com pany here. The company is using 24 Huntington mills five feet in diameter, of he latest pattern; 24 sets of crush ing rolls, 40 inohes in diameter by 16 inch face, with forged steel shells; eight Blake crushers, 24x12 inches, and 16 Blake crushers 15x5 inches. GOOD MONTANA MINE. Copper and Gold Produced at the Cop . per CMS. Missoula, July 16. Visitors in the city from the Copper Cliff mine report the shaft down 200 feet and the ore running high grade. The owners ex pect to drift at this depth and find bet ter ore. There is on the dump about $35,000 worth of ore, running in both gold and copper. IDAHO MINING COMPANIES. Wallace Reports Tss Recently Incor porated, Moderately Stocked. Wallace, Idaho, July 10. The Nov elty Mining Sc Milling Gompany, limit- i ed, has filed articles of incorporation. Its principal place of business Is Wal lace, and its capital stock of $20,000 is divided into 200,000 shares. j The Capitol Mining & Milling Com- I pany has filed articles of incorporation. j Walluoe is the principal place of busi ness, and the capital stock of $100,000 U divided into 1,000,000 shares. . MINING NEWS BIO. OREGON COMPANY. Nine In th Itseaaia District to Be Developed. Baker City, Ore., July 10. The Keystone, Belle and tiold Boy Consoli dated Mining Company ha beeu incor porated with a capital stock of 3,l00. 000. Th prtwideut of the compauy i Albert tieiser, of Botwusa fame; vice- preaideut, Clark Tabor, of the Ked Boy; "w -- teresting to Northwestern mining men, says the Swkeiuiiu-Review. The objects aimed at by the Milwau kee meeting were; First A permanent organisttion. Second A revision of the national mining laws, with a view of the better protection of claimant and owuer of mineral lands. Tbiid A mineral exhibit. Fourth To obtain and disseminate information regaiding improvements and inventions of Isbor saving macbiu eiy and other niinjug applinnces. The permanent organisation consisted of 416 registered delegates leprcentiug ii different states. Mineral exhibits were displayed by Alaska, Colorado, Wisconsin, New Mexico, Montana, Arisona, Canada, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. fluid Mining la British Colnmbla. The first authenticated discovery of gold in British Columbia, accordiug to DrvG. M. Dawson, occurred at Mitch ell or Gold Harbor, on the west coast of Queen Charlotte island, in 1851, nugiret weighing several ounces having heen accidentally picked up by an Indian woman on the seashore. This nu?get was brought to Fort Simpson, and, coming into the possession of the officer in charge of the Hudson Bay Company's post at that place, was for 'varded by him to the company's head quarters at Victoria. An expedition was at once fitted out, and, proceeding to th spot, succeeded in locating a quarts vein seven inches wide, "report ed to contain 25 per cent gold in some I places. The find was worked for some months and then abandoned, the nrTiiw . . . . M )tner inaication, of were m J" th ""d- "standing that th i Yrranrninirv Iirtlsm susu m nl that this extraordinary little seam ol quarts had yielded in a few weeks it was worked a value of $20,000 on the wotd of one aathority, or $75,000 on that of another. About the same time coal, which naJ been discovered on Vancouver island a far back as 1835, began to be mined in earnest at Nauai mo. Salt Over Mining Claims. Vancouver, Wash., Julv 18. The jury, called for this case, in the super ior court. Ttta case relates to the rights of the parties to certain ruining claims in the t. Helens mining dis trict, in Kkauianiu county. The suit was first brought in Lewis county, and was transferred to Skamania county, where the property in controversy is located. The tiial was held in this oouuty to suit the convenience of the parties to the action. Kince the com mencement of the action, the defend ant, J. G. Copley, died, and Charlet W. Thompson, administrator of his es tate, was substituted as a party defend- j ant. New Oregon Mining Companies. The Elk Creek Gold Mining Com pany, city of Union, $50,000. The Lillian Gold Mining and Invest ment Company, Baker City, $500,000 Keystone, Belle and Gold Boy Con oliilated Mining Company, Baker City, $2,000,000. Hew Washington Mining Companiet, Gold Ledge Consolidated Mining & Milling Company, Hpokane, $100,000. Sacramento Gold Mining Company, Hpokane, $100,000. Pilgrim Gold Mining St Milling Company, Davenport, $100,000. Golden F.ra Mining Compauy, Col villa, $75,000. Consolidated Gold Mining Company, Republic, $1,500,000. Myitle Mining & Milling Company, Tscorns, $500,000. Bald Mountain Mining Company, Clear Lake, $1,000,000. Galena King Mining & Milling Com pany, Republic, $75,000. Tbe Flalnvew, Or., creameiy turned ont 10,000 pounds of butter the pas) month. The city treasurer of Falrhaven Wash., bua just called in $5,300 ol warrants. The necessary acreage is pledged tc secure S starch factory at I m bier, in Union county. Spokane lawyers have agieed to dost their offices at noon each Huturday dtir ing Jnly and August. The Stayton, Or., creamery paid 17 cents for butter fat its first month, and 18 cents last month. Port Townsend's school director) have re-established the office of city superintendent of schools. A young man named Arthur Dunn lost his right leg at ritarbuck, Wash., on the 0th by attempting to board moving train. In every home you will find at leaxt a half dozen skin lotions and toilet articles on a girl's dressing table, and boy with bands chapped and bleed 4iV . , ,..;,-. THE MIDSUMMER TRADE. improvement nf Teas. Bather Than ' lentad. Bradstreel's aavs: While trad is ttili only Of mid-summer volume, the beginnings of improvement In deuiamlt are apparently becoming vlsibl. The Improvement is (till on of tone, rather than of demand, but with a yield of 540,000,000 bushels of wheat, a uext to record breaking yield of corn, ami a very large proportion of oats, the est- rn crop situation contains mauv en couraging features. Th Southern cot ton crop has undoubtedly suffered, aud conditions are unprecedented ly low tor this season of the year, but tint acreage planted was a buv one, and prices are so much higher that a satis factory financial return is coutUloutty looked for. Th effort of the big intu aud steel concern to control prices, it reuiiy made, ha proveu alxirtive, and auotlinr wliolesale slashing of quotations is to be reported this week. The industrial situation is rather bet ter as a result of agreements upon wage by a number of iron and steel manu facturing concerns aud tlioir employes. Lower prices fi lumber are apimr utly iuduoing more activity in build ing, though how much is due to this or how much to the settlement of labor disturbance is hard to measure. Wheat, includiug Hour, shipments for the week aggregate 2, 829,1) 10 bush els, tfiut a, 018,831 bushel last week. Busiueas failure in the United State number 221 as compared with 146 last week. Business failures in the Dominion of Canada number x'l as compared with 25 last week. Ninety peritous were made seriously ill at Kliciue, Westphalia, Germany, owing to the eating of diseased horse flesh. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. Seattle Market. Oulons, new, 1 'no. Lettuce, hothouse, $1 per crate. Potatoes new, Ic. Beets, per sack, h."icrl. Turnips, per sack, "3c. Carrots, par sack, $1.00 Parsnips, per sack, 60 (it T 5c. Cauliflower, native, 75c. Cucumbers 60(.i 00c. Cablwge, native aud California, $1.00(l.il3 per 100 pounds. Tomatoes $1.35. Butter Creamery, 33c; Kantarn 8".V; dairy, 17432o; ranch, 15($l7o pouud. Kggs 34o. Cheese 12o. Poultry 14o; dressed, 14 (.3 15c; spring, $3.50. Hay Puget Sound timothy, $11.00 (312.00; choloe Eastern Wanhlugtou timothy, $19.00. Corn Whole, $23.00; crack!, $23; feed meal, $23. Barley Rolled or ground, per ton, $20. , Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.60; blended ' straights, $3.26; California, $3.25; buckwheat flour, $0.00; gra ham, per barrel, $3.00; whule wheal flour, $8.00; rye flour, $3. 80 4. 00. Millstuffs Bran, per tou, $18.00; shorts, per ton. $14.00. Feed Chopped feed, $19,00 per ton; middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meats Choice dressed heel steers, price 7, Sic; cows, 7c; mutton 8c; pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, l 11c, Hams Large, 13c; small, 13 1; breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt shies, 8c. Pertland Market. Wheat Walla Walla. 655nc; Valley, 66c; Bluestem, 69c per bushel. Flour Best "grades, $3.30; gruham, $2.70; supertine, $3.10 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 85c; choice gray, 83o per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $14.00 15.00; brewing, $16.00 per ton. Millstuffs Bran, $12.50 ton; mid dlings, $19; shorts, $18; chop, $14 per ton. Hay Timothy, $10 1 1; clover,$7($ 7.60; Oregon wild hay, $B7 per tou. Butter Fancy creamery, 85g40c; tore, 25c. Kggs 1 7 o per dosen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 13o; Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.00$ 8.60 per doaen; hens, fl.Bl); sprint;. $2.008.60; gees.e, $4.01)005.00 foroM. $4.6006.50; ducks, $3.00(i$4.00 r dosen; turkeys, live, 14 15c per pound. Potatoes 4050o per sack; sweets, 32o per ponuu. Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, 75c; per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab bage, l!jo per pound; parsnip, $1; onions, 1,'ic per pound; carrots, $1. I lops 2 8o per pou ud . , Wool Valley, 16(4 1 (to per poum Eastern Oregon, 1015c; mohair, 36 per pound. Mutton Gross, liest sheep, wethers and ewes, 874c; dressed mutton, 7 7sO per pound; lam lis, 6,'iiC. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; light and feeders, $4.50; dressed, $6. 00 6. 60 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $4.00(34.60; cows, $3.6004.00; dressed beef, 6),0 7?c per pound. Veal Large, 6H$lHe; small, 80 HMo per pound. Saa graneiaeo Market. Wool Spring Nevada, 1815o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 1015o; Val ley, 1830c; Kortbern, 10($12o, Hops 18D9 crop, HOI80 per pound. Butter Fancy creamery 18019c; do seconds, 6He; fancy dairy, 17c; do seconds, 15(3160 per pound. Egg Store, 15c; fancy ranch, 18sc Millstuffs Middlings, $17.00 O 30.00; bran, $13.60018.50. Hay Wheat $6.50 010; wheat and oat $.009.50; bent barley $5,000 7.00; alfalfa, $5.0006.00 per ton; traw, 25 40c per bale. Potatoes Early Hose; 60 06c; Ore gon Burhanks, 80c 90; river Bur banks, 85065c; , new, 70c$l. 25, Citrus Fruit Oranges,: . Valencia, $3.7603,35; Mexican limes, $4,000 6.00; California lemons 75c$1.50i do choice $1.7502.00 per box, Tropical Fruits Bananas,' $1.50O 1.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom inal; Persian date, 6(860 pel Bound, A BUSINESS VESTRYMAN. Hred Out Hew Much th Parish Loet b Ministerial Ksvhnugea. A clergyman who failed to recognise the fact that bis "settlement" lucluded business as well as spirituality, wa re minded of nia relaps by a parlslilouer who did not think a two-thousand dol lar man could afford to allow a fifteen-hundred-dollar man to do bla work. Harper's Drawer" tell how th cler gyman wsa made to see tb buslucs Id of hi catling. Botn years ago, ln one of my parish es, I had a vestryman who wa au ex cellent man and my warm personal friend. In the neighborhood lived a clerical brother, an excel lent and popu lar man, with whom I often exchanged pulpit. Ill salary waa fifteen hun dred dollars and a rectory, while mlu was two thousand dollar, with a simi lar provision for my shelter. On very hot summer, not being In good health, I exchanged several time with him, so a to sav preparing er nion. On day I went Into th large store of my vestryman to have a chat with him, which he opened a follows; "You have lately exchanged a good deal with Mr. 'Yea. air,' X replied. "He Is t fine preacher, and every one In the parish admire him." "I know that," said he. "I Ilk blm very much; but what It hie salary r "Fifteen hundred dollar and a rec tory." "But what are we paying your I told him. WeH," he put In, "have you consid ered how much this parish lo by these exchanges!" X told htm I had not made that calcu lation. "Mn dollars and sixty cents Is the loss per Sunday," was th itatement of this careful guardian of the financial Interest of his parish. RECOVERED HER TtETK Che of Woman After a Pag that Had Taken Her Molars. Phlladelphlan on Diamond street were very much Interested tbe other day In watching the chase of a young woman stylishly dressed after a pug dog. Tb wind wa high and during a gust that came around a corner th young woman sneesed, gently at first, and then with soms degree of violence. A cry of alarm escaped ber Hp a something remMlng a string of pearl fell from her mouth to th pavement For an Instant the object glittered on the sidewalk, when the frisky dog bounded to the spot, picked up tbe glistening thing and bounded off again. Blushing, the girl, In her perplexity, cast a wistful glance at the dog In tb distance. Quickly she placed her trembling hand over ber mouth aud kept It there, while h started In pur suit of tb dog. Tbe cbase was excit ing. Pedestrians paused to watch. After many turns, rushes, dodges and halts tb pretty maiden caught the do at Tenth street Tbe animal fell pros trate at ber command. "Drop It, rido; drop Itr she cried. The dog obeyed, opened Its moutb and dropped upon tbe pavement with great reluctance the proud maiden' set of false teeth. Exchange. Bough on the tab Master. "A few days since," rslatee a solic itor, "as I was sitting with my friend D , In bli office, a man came In and said: " 'Mr. W , the livery stable keeper, tricked me shamefully yesterday, and 1 want to be even with blm.' " 'State your case,' said D . T asked blm bow much he'd charge me for a borse to go to Richmond. He said half a sovereign. I took the horse, and when I came back be said be want ed another half sovereign for coming back, and made me pay It' "D gave his client some legal ad vice, which he Immediately acted upon, as follows. He went to the livery stable keeper, and said: "'How much will you charge for a horse to go to Windsor!" "The man replied: " 'A sovereign. "Client accordingly went to Windsor, came back by rail, and went to the liv ery stable keeper, saying: 14 'Here Is your money,' paying him a sovereign. " 'Where Is my horse 7 said W "He's at Windsor,' answered the client 'I hired him only to go to Windsor!'" Coanndrum. A good conundrum Is like an tnanl mate object, because It cannot die. A correspondent of the New York Sun recalls one propounded by tbe poet John Godfrey Base, and mentioned to the writer by one of his daughters. Al though of reputable age, It la apparent ly new to print, and 10 Is repeated here: Can you tell me why a hypocrite's eye can better descry than you can, or I, upon bow many toe a pussy cat goes? A hypocrite neat can best counter felt, and so, X suppose, can best count her toes. Probably. Haughty Lady (who bas purchased a stamp) Must I put It on myself T Postoffloe Assistant (very politely) Not necessarily, ma'am; It will proba bly accomplish more If you pnt It ou the letter-TIt-BlU. Wbaa a woman tells a hired girl etory to ber company, they wonder how often ber husband has been compelled to boar It If a father call hit 12-year-old child at 0 e'elock at night, and uka that It' gotaam wteoaUUft'toaat" poe mnrs orr wth fAt.sa TSSTn. . Irm StHiunall Kevellet. Th Century Company announce th discovery of a nw romantic uovallst in a young Nsw Yorker, Miss Hertb Uuukts, who maiden effort 1 t be Tb Century' leading plo of notion for tb nxt alght months, beginning in th August number. It 1 described a a drsmatlo romano of lov nd ad venture, and is entitled "Tb Helmet of Havarre." The scene I Paris dur ing th siege by Usury of Navarr, aud th action occupies but four day ot th week preceding the Huuday when Henry entered the city. The story ts full ol vigorous actum, and the plot Is said to be oue of fnaoliistlug luterust. Th Truat Problem Te t thoughtful mind is on of serious Im port, fur it creeps upon society before you arsswsreof Its existence, lit this reflect much tvseitihllug the various dlinlrr which attack the niouiach, such a conntl patKm, Indlgenlloit and dyeiai. Hos teller's Stomach Hilu-ra Is the oue reliable remedy for all such ailments. Kellgloue Conserving Tower. Man today logins Ufa In a gardeu of lonoceuce and purity, wherein ar the dlvlnest possibilities, but where there is also th subtle spirit awaiting the chalice to beguile. In every walk, as he grows to uiuturlty, are impresaious made ou th plastio soul, and ever preseul Is the intelligent-, working of ten for good, but which may In self sulllcisticy iK'gullo to evil paths. It Is her religion sraks, reminding utvu of God. Bev, J. K. timyth. One result of the liistulUtlon of tlio onrn kitchen at the I'aris fit 1 r hits been a widespread agitation In that country in favor of the appointment of a com mission by tbe government (or the pur pose of visiting tbe I'm tod Mote ami ascertaining the best means of Introduc ing corn lu France. If a man living In this part of the couulry should tire of fried eggs, we tlou't know what ou earth he would eat for breakfast. If vou want to make trouble for an enemy, toll bla wlft that a daughter tu the family ha musical taluuta which must not be buried. HEAD AGUE "Win air write. an4 Myself have keea lag CA.hi AKgTH end the are lb w Kedtciss ka ever ks4 is the souse l.at eek mi lle ere Irintlo with beedxhs lor two Sirs, ike tried evment foutt'AM SKITS, and Met rsllerwt the pel la ker Seed siainst Immediate!! . We bote reeosaeienrfCaMarei ' Cs BTsnsroaii. PHISburf Sat a iMpuall tu, I'llUkurf, IV Pteassst. Palatable Pnteel. Taste Oonl he 0e4 KtM See. W oaken, or Unix. a, be. Mm ... CUItl CONSTIPATION. ... StMlaTAt tm0tf CvMpMSfft (MfA Ve)Ma)jt, ee) uf M-TA.IfM l SM tsrtltle4 t sll Srss- II CATHARTIC jk Vw vaaes mass as tiaso DON'T LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU TITHOUT A STUDEBAKER WAGON. M.d of the Bi MiKrUIs, thoroughly statoncd, by compttrnl workmen. It stand Without so equal. Call on our Agent, or sddrcs STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING CO., 320-338 East Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon. (The Famous Qcrman Wood Preserver) .AVEUARIUC CARBOUNEUM. WHICH t'EKM iSBMTl.T IlKSTIlOT ..CHICKEN LICE CSTOne application U all that your dealer cannot lupply you, write following- diatriboting' agenttt Perfection Pile Preserving- Co., Seattle, Wash.) Fisher, Thorien & Co., Portland, Oregon.) Whittler, Coburn tk Co., San Francisco, Cal. Mitchell Art the best that can be nude. Nothing I or on be superior to a Mitchell Wagon, because It is mad of the bet) material by experienced workmen which, cou pled with 5 years' cxperlrnc in building wagons, during which time the manu facturers have had but one aim, and that to produce the best possible to build, Is a guarantee of quality. II you buy a Mitchell AGENTS EVERYWHERE, If none In scna 1 or circular, MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVERCO PORTLAND, OREGON. Branches at Spokane, Seattle Salem, McMlnnvllle, Medford and La Grande. Mention this paper, Here's m Proposition Isn't It resson able to suppoas tlist a firm of 80 years experience could toll you the best way to gi-t good value for your money T II yon are making Improvements in your house, or build ing a new house, no matter bow imull or uu the sura you wish to spoiid In electrical or gui fixtures, fireplaces, uisnlel furniture, etc., you will save money and he well suited If vou com. sultTHB JOHN HAHK-TT CO., til Sirs! (treet, fortland, Oregon. Dayton's Fly Killer Used a few minutes even ings, will rid your limine ol Files and MniiHoua. No mark or stain left on the ceilings or walla. Works like mSRlfi, Prli's 26 cents, Write for bonk, let, Dayton Hardware Co., Portland, Oregon. r ClaiaUNTt FOR II Uf.lt. 1. ataman PENSION ln, B.C., the will re. r BIDKrOlli.Wsshlnitsn, 0. C, ther wl ss celvequlok replies. B. 61 h M, II. Volt, staff a v;;. rreieouiiDg uiaimi Slue U7, . mmm A warm vccitoi? Weaaneee le Qwlokly Overcome The analllie SanltK and blood eiirU UlOg ' " s qualities of Hood s rarsaperlll r oiw lerful. ll strengthens th stotnsch and dlgektlv urgent nd is n ppvtlt. It baa tt unut record of cures of scrof ula, salt rheum, bolls, pimples and othel diseases caused by Impur blood. Hoottm Carta pari Ha I America' Ores test Medicine, Price ft. Prepared by 0. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass, IIihis's ritis sin imtle.tlnn. I'tire eents. lly "appearing at perfect as In so ciety," is mnaul that una laughs aud talk a loud as if on th hack purvh at homo. Mother will find Mrs. Winston's Month lug bvrup tb best remedy In ue for Itf'V Children during the teething period. Th gossip In iUble days must have bad a good time, If tbey knew of the things going on that tb Ulld tell about. I'lsu's Cure cannot be tou highly spoken of as a rough rure.-J, W. O Hsisa, Sft Tumi Ave., .Y, Minneapolis, klinii., Jen tl, list). It I better to b do lea ted In a gtxxl causa than to be victorious lu an un righteous oue. United PrmhylerUu. Ittt-n In th Iiwimus. Sad, with a. beavv, amloos In Hug - tb hluiwl The Kver m-eda tpilck attention. Take iWnreia Tandy I'alliartlc al oiuel All druggists, Ilk', '.;, (KM. t-arkhural n Jnha S IS, 1 could got along with a conlcsslon of faith containing but tbe little Hint Jesus said when He wa trying U make Christian of Mcudettius: "UmI so loved th world that 11 g HI only Iwgotten rn'n, that whosoever bo lieveth In 1 1 1 tit should not wrlh, but have eternal life." Thai give tou III doctrine of Cod's unlimited love, human guilt, tb dlvnlty of Christ, sal ve tou through Clutsl, faith In Christ, Immortality! every wotd Saxon, three- quarters of the words inotioeyllaldee. profound enough for any elder, slmpl tiuu,ih for any four-year old. Ur. O. II, larkhurst. MUITT'S kt'llOUI.. MpiiI.i I'srk. Can Mateo t'ountv. Cel.. till Ha new loitldlnga, nealy rmul.liml and couiplele lalsjtatories, tM-niltllul ur Momloiy. and hmue tuHtieto ea. la one o the heat npitnpeil ai loHila ir the training tif boys and ioing nien 011 the iutl. tl is In rharge of lr. trail. Iloltl aud Is ac credit! si the universities, rend fr cat alog, Tenth year begins Augttai 0, luuu. Th empress dosrsger of China la the on woman tu tb world to defy alt Knrop. rib I now about (0 year old, aud for th last 40 year lu ex erted an all-powerful lnttuenre In di recting the affair of China, hh la th second wife ol the empuror, and be cause she bore htm a sou and the Or! Wife did not she Ink precedence. A to education, sb has received th beet Chin can give, A native wit aud cleverness supply what she may lack In bonk knowledge, AND VERMIN.. t is reaulrtJ. It lists foe vein ft for circulars and Information to the Wagons Wagon, you get the best that can be mad. your vicinity, we will sell to you direct. maefi ln.,1 U.."T b",t bl"-K'',s III genera n n . neiL5,l; '"I'"", tanks, imuips, I uftllcd L miMl by blm, Is nu ll A R D WORKING WOMEN li,rBa?.?i,,Jl,,.,!,,n'1 I'ananl relief Iroubleatu "4 'lr""",h 0,,,"0l"l Moore's Revealed Remedy noror,anu."h.t7,!.,"'(,U,,ni1 ""'' now pre Ue it. It enres permanently II Vr hoitls at your druggist's. ' ' on. Qu:iii'SKi. pills N. P. M. D, o. -ISOO. w UBS wrltlnn to ad...ti.., meatlea thT Is ar. rew " ' " j ' Wiijiw-ijjJkriui-iiji-jff j u ' , . , ,1 ,.n,..4.n i 1-i -...urn...i.ni'T--'i':1i- lttJV-aiWisssw .. ,rt&rt " ' ' '
