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The latest investigations by
the United States and Cana
dian Governments show the
Royal Baking Powder supe
rior to all others in purity and
leavening strength.
Statements by other manufacturers to
the contrary have been declared by the
official authorities falsifications of the
official reports.
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AVll IlIMM iMtrftri A . lutt va a,a. uh. ISX
wwsawt navOTirna rvnWR VU.f 1 WHLl I nCWTUHH t V
MAIUMIlMACniMIXAL
AN OPERATION THAT HAD AN UNFOR
TUNATE EFFECT.
eAKtRS' DREAD.
A TuMlhf-l Miiry Teller.
In a ilnwn luwn . il.tr (Imp la employed
little Imy to ktfp t Litr I'm ntf the pnlniii
of thr ptme In an miner nml m t trenrral
ntility ninu In winter liming- tiotliiuK ele
to CHTiipjr iiiitnU lie line drvrlniml
wonderful furiilty Ur telling rruiarkatil
tturiea. II hid f'tir to time to iiiitriral
J .Mulhiitlan nml arveral ottirrawbobar
Ut-ome noted piYVnrlmtor. Ilia ulcnt
iu tLi dirretUm I no flunked Indeed aa to
nlonl-li the pntnrif the almp, whom L
never fail to n-uule with cue uf liiacholce
arlirtloii.
Tlie oilier nftrmooo Rent Irman who
wu In a hurry to mtrb the train took a
tint in one of llie elmirx He had notrt
fmrlj trilled lu liljt rtndiinli when the
j.iuihful aiiiry teller, w it b nina atrloua
cnuntrnutier. lirKaii a urw work of tbt lui
aimtiou.
"Vmi are itnlim away on the train, alu'l
yon, niiler I here waaan awnlliiK nod.
"I nuppine ynu mind l kuiu down to
Gmrx IbU time o' jri-nr. 1 1 ' to mid, yoo
know I iim-iI lo live dim a In IJmrgT w ith
mjf irnin'pa. Me ail lilm rnlMil popcorn
tec tlirr IVr . ml ni acre In our farm, aa
on foiiri'l Minn hiInmI pojieura. W lien It
got ripe, weal.iukid It an put It lu a big
burn. It wa but. an the Intro km dry
tine iiiu'ii II rank"! lira, I lie corn
J lil an flrw all titer the farm until It
mked Itkr it Imil allowed. The next
niiirtiiu when our ll cow mine out o' brr
bill alir mimt the piMiirn over evrr'thln(t,
an tliiiiklii It wan annw ehe lay down ami
fmxe to death " lHUavlllr Courier Jour
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE
PROMINENT PERSONAGES FROM
FAR AND NEAR.
Ilea ol the Sua' aurfara.
What l the actual brat of lb aiiu'aaur
(aeeP VnrMill rotlinalni bavr brrn mnile,
but a I In-j vary from l,iJ and a f nut loo
lomUlloiiaof ilitfrvm thtrela little pniiect
of au I in iix-il lute and reliable annwer to the
qiirotloti Snx'lil wave it aa hla opinion that
the tciii rni lire mulil lie lint little. If any.
bort of lu.Kfi.iiiilili-tirmior the cent itinul
thi'riiiiiuirtcr. Sion r tlioliulit that It nilubt
he .IT.dU druni-. e. bile I 'on 1 1 lot brouobt It
douu to aonirw hi-re la-twrrti 1,4(10 and l,it)l
diu'riinof Ibeaauie nutle. M. Ik-nim-rrel,
I'mfi-xxor Ijiuuli-yainl Sir William Thonip
aoll all ntve on almiit S.r) di-xrera of era
tlrndi-, niakinu tbrlr duliict lon from cal
Culatioim IhimiI on liir photmphrrea,
AcvtmliiiK t -M r't t lair i)rville, tha
teuiH-raturp of the kiiii's aurfacedora tut
xn-,-,1 '.'. i ili cn Thl alo aitreea with
exMriiiii-iit made by both Huiim-o anil Da
bray Mrllolirrt It.ill. IbrnMmnniiirrniyal
of In-liiml, in hi "Sloiyof the lli-avems1'
anya, "WValmll prolmbly lw well wlthlu the
tmth If we Male the i liii tlve tempt-rntur
of the nun to I nlmul I'.'X) dettm-a r'aXir
tuhciL" St liuia Ki-piiblla
reopla KM llava lialned llUllartlua
la Their FaHlealar aptier In Life
llulk la Thla Country aad A broad
Mlu Hm MoMBlh.lm.
Iin Iloeo MoK-ntlieim, who it the
champion amateur oarnwutuan of Amvr
lea, received her training for the female
race at M. Ixiuit from
Feril Kocniit, chain-
pion oariman of
America anil the
Wei tern 1! owing
Club. Mint Moren
theitn if a dwiiltil
77 ? brunt He. She ii 6
feet 5 imliet tall, and
weiirhi 131 txiumla.
p hot rowe.1 at 125
si
aoaistoaKKTli KIM.
poaiuli. She row
thirty-four etrokea to
the minute, while her opponent. Mine
Anhler, take tliirty-aix atrokea to the
minute. Tliia rar a an of recial In
tereat, beinx the Unit of iU kind lo take
place in llii country, except thone of
purely local character among lxmrden
at aeaaide reaorta. The atakea were the
amateur oarawoman chain pionthip of
America and in i table trophy.
MohainmrilaiiNin InrrraMlna.
Molinmniiilniil in l lui-p-ly on the In
rn.w In the llrili-li ' I African colony
of Mrrrti liiittic, one t. lit Ii of the popula
tion now belnptif tlinl falih. A etute nld
Mt liranrhof I lie ('linn h of Kinjlnnd cxlti
there, and prnctlially all denomination
of ClirUtlaua have niUlonorU In tha
lonj.
PilW-lpI om Uken for all papen, ailne
nil x-rlillral( at l"wrt prire at S.nhrt
Nr. c..iniiiiT. J. P. Ilandley A to., liw Klr.1
nml, I'ottiauit, Or.
GIVE AWAY
A Saaspte Packaf (4 t 7 o) el
Dr. Pierce's -sx
Pleasant Pellets
To any one tending nam and addrtu to
eaj foilal card.
OSCE USED THEY
ARE ALWAYS IS FAVOR.
Ilenct, ear object in lending Iktm out
broadcast
OS TRIAL,
Thry itxolutely tnrt Sick Tleadache. Bil
iognM. Cotntipation, Coated Tongue, Poor
Appetite. pypcpia and kindred dewnge
nu of the Stomach. Liver and Boweli.
Don't accept tome tubititnt taid to be
"juitatgood."
The tubitiiuU cotts the dealer lets.
I! costs yon ABOUT lite tame.
HIS profit it in the"jnst at. good."
WHERE IS i OLRSf
A-izrm for Ft Imni.
ftortf, Diipcaiary Mciil Aisotlatloa,
Aw. HJ IHiia SC. BLFFALO. K Y.
lOVtLTY-,r"raw " f
r--iv ii.viille; "ill f"t "'it.
I'' in .i.mil. ent n hr return mil
WiMipKi tai bi'U rii-nri. Ma Jrn
rto, Cajlturuia.
Krnaal Cady.
Erneet Cad v. whom the IVinocrati
ol Connecticut have rhown a their
leader in the gubernatorial contest, It
the present Lieuten
ant-! iovcrnor. He ia
a prominent Free
Maaon, a tiraud Army
man on the ttrengtli
ol aervii e in the navy
during the civil war, a
wealthy niaiiulacturer
and leading citizen of
11 art lord, lie waa
i. .. .. . i .i -
1W2. at htallord. Tal- J ' S i
land county, ioet hia T".?
father when but l 'li-i . -"
veari old. and there- ':'y -Vv-
alter anppirte.1 him- ciaTC4cr.
aell by lua own la I or.
Ilia eiluiation he receivel at the winter
termi ol the public icbooU. hi me lnM
he haa been iu the II nil of Pratt A Cady,
manufacturers of ateam boiler appliance
at Hartford. Mr. Cady hat twice len
elected l.ieulennnt-dovernor on the
ticket with l.uiun 11. Morrn.
A Dor-a 1 1 una t AraaUltlveMaa Ore la.
Brnwlty After He h Trenhlae-Unt
tka aargeoa kkao4 All tha Itlaasa ul
Crratol taw r.rrae,
"Do yon thiulc criminality la a dla
ae?" aakvd the drummer cf tha hotel
clerk.
"Conme not," arUd the clerk, "It la
an acquired habit, and there wouldn't
be any crimiiula It children were train
ed right"
"That bat yon think, but (it
down thi-re where you will tie comfurt
abK and I'll tell yon amncthing."
It waa after nidnight, and aa tha
clerk hadn't anything iImi to do he ao
wpted the invitation aud at down.
"Not a pn-at while ago," went on
the drnmmi r, "I waa lu an cantorn city,
ni' it bappeiietl that I had a package of
aampha ftoU-n by a boy on the atrce t
I caught him in the act, and a police
man being on the put, for a wonder, I
A Few Facia AImI a Iwataaal f amiliar
Article t wa4.
Btylca change In bread, aa in v.Ty
thlug elae, and ahapea that were nu
or lea familiar 10 year ago are now
uot luado at all Every twikcr trie to
have eoiufthing: dial lui live about bta
output, and ahnt every lki r think
hi bread la the Ut rki t-verybotly who
bay baker' bread know there I really
a great difference lu it lu appvaranco and
lu Uato. The bouacwife make wl-t
bread of one kind of f.our; the baker
luukee it gim rally of thnw -two brand
of vpring wheat Hour and ono of winter
wheat niixcil, w ith the reult nf tnak
lug a finer, whiter, nuoother loaf, liak-
er do not all agree aa lo the exact pro
portion lu w hich thiwo flour ahouldbe
nil led.
Uraliatn flour 1 made of the entire
sraiu of tho wheat ground up together;
gluten flour of that part of the wheat
grain whii h rxiiitam tho gluten. Ky
graham flour it made i f the entire gram
uf the rye; Ihu rye flour nnwl lu the or
diuary rye brewl u Uhually mixed with
wheat Hour iu proportion. varying from
little w heat up to half wheat Uf the
bread Hold in American bakviica about
lnrn,.l 11... l.i.. , . l.l. I J
to appear agaln-t the Ikit, liut to teach . , . 7i .
1 1 ' . , . Upir cent being divided about equally
iuv ueki iiioriuug i waa
VJueen Itanavaloaa.
The effort of the French to gain con
trol of Madagascar bidt fair to caure a
big diaturbauce with other Eumpi an
power. The warlike
native of the ifluinl
alto object to Kn-iu li
domination. The inl
and, which it the Urg
ent iu the world, i a
monarchy, but la not
all under one ruler.
(Jueen Iianavalona
3 ...I.. 1 1,. ...rl
.- .(uf if it. bom ever. She it
,tbe great granddaitgh
- Jr: ter ol Kaliety, and it
Tu..aid to le lnteiiaelv
f i ..i i.... ..J
QI7XX A!IAV- Pu" ' nnitTir..
Ijuxam hhe wa born in lstd
and piinted (jueen
bv her nredeceMor. who wa her mother.
The royal dynaaty of Mmluk'nm ar lattt
of blue blood in tpiteol their black tkina.
It ha been in ioer mice 1 7t-. Hie
nretent IJueen dreete in the garb of
Wettern civilisation, h-r drenee lieing
importeil from rant. Hie ha been on
the throne nearly eleven year.
I J-rJL.
Count Yauiagala.
The nretent commander-in-cliief of
the Japaneae army in Corea it Kield
Mamhal Count A. Yamagata, who bat
jitel brought the l ing
S ang campaign to a
brilliant -le On
account of hit nniet
-' J ttrategv be hat lieen
rT called the Von Moltke
of japan. Count Ya-
I J "X- IS
I OOCXTTABAOATB.
tnagata l about
year ol age and
r 1 1
n
tanaamm aa4 tci
who nae vm! lsa " ia
an. aanaal aa twu a Car tw
Onaaiaalina. It Oaa ewea
It baa an inne
Ii ia Ml b4 in IwA
aai ana rr-wtk
aaAa
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of
bumble origin, lie
wa a horn aoldier
and received hi mili
tary education in Kit
ropean x boo!. While
yet in hi tern hi
ttraUvy and lactic in
I be field a commander of an army com
manded the admiration of all military
men. hince joining the army he hat
borne a prominent rt in ad campaign
in which Japaneae) force have partici
palel. He it contidered tbeablrtttien
era! that Japan baa. Count Yamagata
hat alto bel l teveral Cabinet po;lioin,
but much prefer life in the army.
Hsrauuair la (.ar.li.
"My dear, doo't yoo latetid to Inrtte Mr
and Mra. Green to your partyr" aaiad Uf
Billrf.
-Certainly not"
-Why Dot "7 dearf They r
Wenda of our."
"What If tbey aref I am going to lortu
Mr. and Mra. lirowa." !
"Wall, can't yon tnrlU) tea orean aa
wellr"
-Way. John Blllee. yon tbotk m wlta
yourtantai lirown and (jreeo In Bay purli
tngrtbert Why. oext you U be aiag n
lo wear blue and yeilow. I declare yoo
Beo Un do Idea wkatarer of Laxmacy."
LorMlo) Tit-B.U
him a leamiti
lu the polioe court on time, and there I
wa met by a phician, w ho told uie
aotucthing whb-h lel me to leave the
eate to him. When tho lmy wa called,
the phytlcian appcannl with him and
deaiml to iniike a ttatemetit to tho court
It waa gTatit.sL and he taid:
" 'May it plea) the court, I want to
awnme reapoiwihilily for lliit offeiiM
and for a iiumlier tf other i f a timilar
character, which I tuiili otand tho ae
rated baa oomruittcd within tho pant
year.
"'Vour honor,' he tald, 'until aotne-
thing inoro than a year ago tint Ny wa
a correct a boy a nuy I ever knew. Of
good parentngo and excellent training,
there i no n-.von why ho thonld uot
have been Two your ago he u
tuincd a acvoro Occident by la-lug thrown
from a bicycle, iu which hi akull waa
fracturwl rtirvetly; on that ih4 which
phretiologlHtj have ihignated a the
bump of nculi.ltivrm ka. I wut vailed
iu to treat tho cane, and oihiii examina
tion dincovi red that the only thing to
bo dono won to rcniovo a p.;rt of the
iknll and tn-phiuo the fracture. Thi I
did, expKiiig a coiu.idcrablo area of the
brain. Tho trephining, however, wna
quite micix-'hful, aud I had the plea-tire
iu a fuNV week of teoing my patient
once more on hi fi-et, and to nil iuteut
and purpcaw-a a well a ever, or Tcry
likely to bo anon. At thi time, and un
til ten-rat month later, nothing tin
Initial wo notii-ed about tho Uiy, but
after acrcral mouth it wa oliH-rved
that bo la gan to purloin tmall thing
about tho bouae. Ho wa not tnpc'tcd
at find, but ono day hi mother caught
him In the act, and ho wo putiUhtd. I
may add that at thi time ho wa per
bain 13 year old Hi parent were
greatly prieved over thi discovery and
afterward kept close watch on hint.
The hnhit, however, nccim-d to be grow
ing on him, and nil tin ir efTorta to
check it wc-ro iu vain. They eveu wrut
to far a to have their pastor talk to
him, but that did no good. Ono day
th-y were painfully (hocked by hi ar
Put for a theft of trifling diameter.
The mutter wa icttlcd a quietly a
poKfclble, ami it wa hoped that thi
would be a lewxin to him. It modo ab-
aolutely no tlilTereuce, and the boy went
from bad to wote. hat ho ha ttoli n
no one can tell, for ho I o ruimlng a
fox In hi work, at a rule, imr i it
kuowu what ho doea with hi ttealing
BtiluM ho has bidden them oniuwhcra.
Ten day Ago tho coae came directly to
my notice by theft from my own
Iioumv I had heard, of courA of what
the boy bad been doing, but it did uot
occur to mo to think I bud anything to
da with it
" 'Tho parent came to ma when the
theft occurred at my 1ioum and in tho
talk about their boy tho uggivtlou
(truck mo that perhaps I could offer an
explanation, I taid nothing to them,
but at'tit for tho boy and made an exam
ination of the trephined fracture and
dlwori red that whilo I had aavod the
boy' life I had alto given hi bump f
aoqulhitiveiieM an opportunity to devel
op abnormally, aud that It waa growing
grent'r every tlay. I did Hot reach thi
oonclunloii definitely until a day or two
ago, ami thi i the llrt opportunity I
have had to make an explanation of
what to thoto who knew the ly pro-viou-ly,
ia a remarkablo cote of nr.irul
retMgreaaioti. Having mado thi ex
planation, I wUh to aaxnme the ron
tibility for tho boy' acta, and a the
prosecuting witneM I willing not to
appear againut my patient I would a.k
to have hi in discharge!. Hi parent
have agreed to kt mo p rfortn another
opi-rntlon on hi in, aud I ful attured
thut I can render him a rvino which
will make nn honcttt man (if him. A
he now It ho will continue to grow
worm, and there i nothing before him
except a priton, for ttenl ho will until
hi offenno become inch that be will go
to the penitentiary, where hi oppurtn
altica may be nimiml."d, but hi dosira
to tteal will continue to grow.'
"Well." concluded tho drnmmer,
"thi tort of thing knocked out the
court and everybixly eb, but the prlton
er wo turned over to the jiliyslcian a
hit patient, and ho took him away with
him to a hospital, wbero he taid the op
eration waa to be performed at once.
That waa a year ago. Today I met the
physician on the it roc t h re, and the
flrit thing I ked him about wa the
boy. lie amlled all otit and told ma
that ever ince the otxTatlon the boy
bad been U-alily improving, and tur
two month pant be had ttolen nothing,
although the temptation wa cotiatantly
pat in bi way by hi order.
'I think,' na aald M wa parted,
'that the boy it entirly cun-d, and b-r-after
whrn I have any trephining lo do
I iball ki p an rye on tho bump and
not moke a patient either better or wort
than nature luttndid.' " Dttmit Free
Pp.
1 ba ilaf.
The tootm tt the hair are each up
piled with a bl.xl veaatl of it own and
with jiroptr Derrea, thongb the latter
do not exttud Into the hair iUtif. On
tl beaJth of the root of the hair the
whole growth h p uda. On eith-r aide
of the root and a little above it are two
tmall glands which aw-Ttte an otly ub
itaocw that girt glu to the hair, aud
the gland rv to r rotwt lb rccU of
the hair from becoming clogged with
6ut Each fparate hair 1 a hollow
tuba and through lu length 1 couveyid
ti ftxjd eeaential to tteaJlb a&d growth.
I1tUbtir0 Lnaoatch.
pr cent being divided about equally
among graham, rye and gluten, lulier-
uon bakerttw the propurtiou or rje
bn-ad told 1 very much greater.
liukert are all tho timo getting up
new thupc in brvail, and thi re can
carrely be laid to be any abaulutuly
(taudord form, though thi ro are tome
that are practically to the oblong, the
rouuil, the long, rouud, French atick.
Vienna (tick and Yicuua loot There
are now about 15 hapea that are luuie
or lia commonly told. Aud Uuwe breatU
ara made of about at many different
kind of dough. Fur luntauco, there it
a New England dough, a Vicuna dough,
and to ou, each being couipoaed Of a
ditTerv'iit blind of inaterialt and mixed
and hiuullisl did rcntly,
Fi-rhap a uearly ttandord aa any of
theee aliapca it the ouo kuuwn aa Js'uw
England. Thi it au oblong loaf with
Kjmuo cortura, Almint oil of thvae
bread are mado lu different ica. The
New England I mado in at lcatt five,
which are told at 0 cent, S aula, 10
cent, S3 cent and 80 ccuta. I'tually
tho 00 cvut loaf I made to weigh a
Utile more than three 10 cent lua rea
would weigh. Tho amalleat tired New
England loaf i tho ouo moat told, a
i the cane with all bread mails In
tiec, but the b cent and 10 oeut loaviw
ore in largo (b iuaiul. aud tliera ia
tteady talo fur the louvoa at 24 and 80
ccuta. Tho larger of tho two big loave
i aoiuetlmca cut lu two and told in
halv.-a. The big loave ara (old to
boarding hounc and to privalo familitw
al.-o. tSoino folk liko a crukt, aud eoiu
like tho iiikido. The big loave are ea
ptviully diadrahlo fur thono who like the
iutidn. They have proportiouately to
weight hwa cru.it thau tho iuailur
loavea, aud they ran be to cut a to be
nrved In almott any form that may be
diKirtil, with cruat or w ithout
lin-adt for hotel and reetaurauta ara
generally mode iu tpecial thiijiea, They
mo a aluipo cumwpoudiiig to New Eng
land, and many reiduuranta that don't
want to much cruat take a bread that U
niudo iu loave about 1 inclic in
k'ligtli, aud Hot Very w ide, baked Dot
aeparatvlr, but laid cluae together, to
that tho loave have cruat ou the cud
only. Bomo hotel buy thla klud of
bread, but hotel gout-rally naa mure
French bread and icuna ttick. Tak
ing all tho peoplo together, old and
young, it i probablo that about throe
quarter liko their bread crutty. New
York bun.
IANU tlltl,
II it not merely the fact that a million
men ar aald lo be out of work, with eonte
ijuent loat of Unit, place and money that
make tb time teem to tougb, but there
ar other aggravatlont luperadded, grow
In; oul of the willful negleel of ao many,
that make the tune teem hard. Ineewl.
If heller limea were at banal and good
place open to all that ar now Idle, there
are Ibnuaanda who would he total It unlit
lo go lo work by reaaon of the neglect uf
aoina innrmlty which totally nnnia them
lo accept a proltered chance. W hat better
opportunity could there be to get their
pliyalcal condition in good hape than Ih
eulo'ced IUlrlia givea them. To 'O to It
Uiakina prohl oul uf iiiiaforiune: not to do
ao ia making hard tituea ao much harder.
II ia poor loie tu matt anything bail grow
worae, and it la no economy at all to aavt
eipenta by aarrillclng health. A man
auta brawn, muacle and brain in aa near
ly a perfect condition at la poaailil to gain
a victory in Hit battle uf life. It I nioaily
fniu a beginning lit little thing that Ih
greater one accumulate and Itnally over
ahelniua. There It hardly on man who
laiMtia wim lit muacle. Inun lb aklllej
mechanic down lo thoae who work with
pick and ahuvel, bill bat aome boilily ail
ineiil neclecteil. What euatly trilling II
a. looked at Iroiu reauila. r eiaiiilde
the hoiiee, iointa. Iiitameiita. tendon and
miiarlr are all under oonalaut alrain from
the nature and demand uf their work.
Ai hea and laint mual emu. Tbea. net
Ircted, Kkiu reai-h the elininio Hag uf
aiitleiieil liinha from contracted muacle
How many old mechanic have bent ba k
and backache w know. T hi I limply a
oomution ol neglected luniliaiio, which bad
it been treated In lime eould have been
rureil In ten minute by hi. Jacob thi.
I ni It aiao tra ul all III minor ache and
paina. ho certain a cure ou lit certainly tu
be In every workingtuau' bouae to niakt
hart! liuiet lighter.
A i leuer Adiertlaer.
A gi'ntleman advertiaetl for wife.
and one of the antwer to hi advrrtite-
tuetit waa fnun IVenlon. After a lot of
loving rorrcmpotidcnce a meeting wa ar
rangi-d at I'm -at on ttution. The agree
ment waa that he tliotild carry a light
blue ailk handkerchief in hit left hand,
but Wing tuipliiou! of a aell he weat to
PrvMon by an earlier train, and, aa he
tuKYtcd. ho found that a few choice
ptrit had arranged a warm reception
for III benefit
A tliort lime before Die train he waa
expected by wa due the lady, accom
panied by tevenu young fellow, arrived
at the .atior., and the fellowa made
tliciiisolvr) tcarce when llie train wa
ignaleiL The t.lvertiw r followed them
to a hotel to watch the development of
the play. The young fellow were aw
fully diappiihted when the young lady
reported that their Intended victim had
not turned tip. and they proceeded to
apKii it a Judge, jury and couuael to try
bun, altlioii .'li he waa alMent.
The gentleman waa aked to be one of
the Jurymen. All the letter were read.
and comiM'l made their tpeechea. After
the trial wa over the company ipeut a
Jolly evening, and at it conelimiou they
accompanied the advertiavr to the (la-
lion. When In train wa J tut ttarting,
ho leaned nut of Ilia window and wared
hit blue hitnilki-rclilof in the face of hi
tbundcratmck eort. London Tit-Bit.
IIAt'NTrill
In theae i
maiiile dra la mini itiln ol a rarity, but an In
llvlilual haiinird nllb III lite llial lil,allmrnl
nriiralile I a ierMiiaee frtNiuniilv mrl with
lUlwllef In Iba abllllr id meilli-lti lo eure la
topped tinuklng it aav,
Xerxi - Joinw determined to quit amok
ing, uot, you know, that it bad any
baneful iufluence upon bta health, but
aolely for tho ntoaon that be didn't fi-1
Juntilli-d in tpendlug 25 on It a day fur
tho wiiily luxury. Jone hud a g d
dhipoxitiou and began bi new auheme
on Sunday. "Hei'iug I'vo quitimuking,
I'll put au extra quarter in the collec
tion box today," ba muned, and In the
money went
Ou Monday, jut to pleato hi little
wife, good June bought a 40 cent box uf
mixture aud bandod It over with the
remark: "No, my dear, it' no extrara
gauca Jutt about what I aaved on ci
gar today, and we both rati enjoy thi
after tea. " Tumday Jone bought a CO
cent toy for hi littlo boy out of the
cuf.li tiivil by nuHtim nce from tobacco.
WoduoMlay ho chuugi-d bl diuiug place
down town fritn a k'S oeut to a io out
table d'hote, filling Jtihtifled In tp-ud-lug
tho extra tpiarler avel on cigar.
Apparently forgetting thi on Thtir-
dny, tho reformer remarkexl to hlnnwlf:
"There' that now umbrella my wife'
be n talking about I'll buy that aud
charge it up to two week' aavlng on
'mok&' " Ou Friday a new dinner art
waa purchased to pleoae tha Wife of bi
heart and aet over agaiiint 80 ww ka'
aavingi from tobacco, and on Haturday
Xerxea June ajx iit Zi Celita for cigar,
having lout tlx day of bl luxury, and
figured up that he bad "aaved" ou tha
wrong tide of hi book Juat about
38. U0. I'hiladelphia CalL
Kaklauoa and Tuhare
"There are many Internet iug featun1)
about tho LVkiuio of Alaska, " auld'A,
C Urncn, who ia in charge of Lake
Charle Id indu r ttatlon, at thetilljaon.
"Ono of the moat Interesting featurtw
of thi rxi uliar poople to me baa been
their habit of tmoking. They ara invet
erate (luoker without regard to (ex.
Tl irpiK are made of walnut tuk
and are hollowed out in tuch a manner
that a great di al of the tolaxcco a well
aa the tmoke I inhaled. Tin y will meet
every whaling or other vetw-l, and al-
Bnt any kind of a trade can be mail
for tmoking tobacco. They will deliver
Dp the Ivory of the walru at v ry much
a than itaraluo and tuko In exchange
tmoking tobaivo at e-ycral lim ittp-al
wortli. The "Tr-atmt' puuii-hmeiit yoo
ran inflict upon nn K.-limo Utodrpnv
him of hi tolfcoro," Cincinnati Enquirer.
A eee4 ltrRa4.
A (ccret it a thing which yn com-
maulrate to one whom Too can trut
Un, In turn, t V. it to nmeloly that
be can trnt and tliat ou b!y n-veal
It to aiiMiii-r omvlj!y wlwa-u be ran
trnt And ao It go- the rjoiid, but
It i (till a Tit, although everybody
know it IS-ftiiU Tranacript
l
I
mi I r a nillil form of monomania, although In
aoina rave repeated falilirea Inublalu relkt from
mnv iliffi'ieut a mree wiMild aiinoM aaca ni
llallfV III iloilbl. II. teller Mlfnirh Hlllm
haa ili-nvinairaied ita abilliy lo ovarium ilTa-
i'a. eoiialllllon. lUar ami tlilnev Ironlile.
malarial eomtilalnt ami nemiuanea,, tul lla
rcNinl. achievement In lha enmilva lute
oiuhl at lenti lo warmitl lla trial by any on
troubled with either nl ihalMiveallmeiiu,evtn
alinunah hla irvluita efl.irt lo atrial n remedial
in nai neen iriiiura. i aa.i nun nerviBienee,
Ih Ulnar will euuuuM Ih Banal ouallnal
Midsummer Honors
From the
Midwinter Fair.
Californf.1, In her goKlcn prime, never before achieved to
grand a triumph as at tho Midwinter Fair just closed.
Amonj tho honors confcrrcJ at tho fair was bestowal of
tho highest award including gold medal, on
Dr. Price's Baking Powder
At at the Columbian Exposition in Chicago, the award
to Dr. Price's Cream Halting Powder at San Francisco, waa
for highest quality, demonstrated by expert analysis, under
direction of U. S. Government Chcmuts. Tho requisites,
in each instance, were superiority in leavening power, per
fect purity of constituents, uniformity and wholcsomeness.
Dr. Price's is thus confirmed and permanently established u
positively tho
Best llaklne Powder Ever Mnde
Prepar! la Tarn mm Her Tear,
One young woman went to the matinee
prejiarrd fur the affecting port of the
play. Hhe carried lightly towed In the
center of a aecond handkerchief a tiny
powder puff, whirh ih proceeded to
dutt with powder from a littl euaweled
box into which it fitted. With the pull
concealed In the handkerchief ah calm
ly watched the acene progreta to tha
agony point. Ignoring the tear that, ttira
enongh, began prem-ntly to (treamdowo
ber cbeeka W hen the eurtalD fell, how
ever, h look Inatant advautageof tli
momentary reaction uf the andieura, and
wiping her face with on handkerchief.
with the aecond the cleverly dotted bet
too red no and cheek with the toning
down powder, and beamed upon tha wo
men abont ber who wr not forearm!
-lllUburg DltpaUh.
Aa Arehdaeneaa1 (nln4l4 Olrt,
The Auttrinn archducheat who waa r
eetitly married did Uot take her plendhl
bridal rolnj with it embroideries of il
Ter marganti- and roatly lac to ber
pew homo, but matle a gift of It to the
f hurch where her tloter and brothers
Prayed continually for her recovery dar
ing scrioua Ultima, The beautiful
gown U to be made into a eel of Eaater
garment for th ptieata, and the brid
will keep only for ber remeiiibranc ol
tha day the veil of tulle and tha myrtle
wreath which all Uornian and Auttriaa
brides wear in token of their purity.
Waahlugton ha aalniun flahertes
worth l,Stit),000 a year and catches
10,000 fur mala It ex porta (H, 000, 000
worth of lumlier and coal and ralaes
10,000,000 buhel of wheat
lie Dldat OkJeaVi
"But my dear ir," aald th.
who procrattlnatea, "if I pay yon this
money I will have to borrow It of som.
one lie."
"Very well, " replied th cold blooded
cUlxen, "to lung aa yon pay wnat yon
fowa ma I don 'I object to your owing
what you pay m. Amerlcaa Indoa.
triea,
A Lira msi-RAHcsi folict.
fallen!-Dortair, I want a aura eure for torn
nam Ixillin. loviar-Trr Imomul. Tee dol
lar, pleaaa.
One bandred year ago the Jajaneae
trera to a. paratil fnaa the reriiaimirr
A mankind that ao fir a arjy IuUt
towr waa erjooemed th7 might alnu4
a wall hart Inhabited th. mooav
Fall Medicine
I fully a Important and M beneficial
r prlng Meilleuie, for al Uilun llierei
Itrrai uaiirer to ueaiiu in in van tii lent
lrature, odd Itormt, malarial frernit, and
the prevalenreof fever and oilier teriou
diaeme. All Ihewe may t (voided If the
blood i kept pure, the it it-eat ion giHvl, and
Hi bodily healtn vigorotu.by taking Hood's
Hood's
Sarw
(will
tianaparill
My little boy
fourteen year
old hail terri
ble crofuleV
Cures
htinrhon lilli k. A fntid of iniiild
Hood' Haraaiuilll cured hi littl boy, o
I nnxiiireda Ixillleof llie meilloiii. and III
remit pa been that Ilia bun. Il baa left bi
neek. It waa to near llie throat, tliat he
rould not have (tood It much Ixnmr wltli
out relief. Ma. I4 Hooe, 821 Tliomdlk
HI reel. I .well, Maat, l IKMHIH
Hood'. PHI. pruiapl aud ciauMul. (jo.
SC Qi.Vf BE3T
l.uu H-rttla.1 rS II a nV,
One eent a doaa. aw- W M
It la anld on a a-orni" by ail in
aHat. It eure Iimipient "numnio
and, the beat Coua and
I Croup Cur.
Ely's Cream Bab
I tttm Hmmnl
mm4 I ail ,
Hr I bar
TMt 4 IISMVlla
Hil Ih ftr.
Apil H-ini itiowh irtrttrl
ki-t Urn mtm "t,. T
tk
Blood
should b rich to nourish.
Depleted blood meant a pale
face and Ananmla.
Scotfs
Emulsion
the cream of Cod-llrer Oil,
enrichea the hlood, restore a
healthy color, cures Anaemia
and tone up the system.
Fhyticiunt, the world over,
endorse It,
Coi't It iv.tiii tj S.is!!t!
kt a Mh a r.
Tweed, aa a cloth name, am from a
mlataka, Ita uamo waa twill, but In a
blotted Invoice aeut to a London
chant tha word looked lika tweed, and
mn it name Into n
tou eta
imni
lurilfLUOUl
Nl(
I rnia Kane, Na,- anil Anna In
v Minnie nllh NllllKNK,
wlihoul pain or lupirf In lha
klu. Mf-inl ,Umi air elrrtilnr
l-aJ ai-ula nanlel. Mil KS
Mm. I'd., Kmim Ii, TU Van
dtim. PnMId, Or.
II yea ar
futnlMaart
a aartf, k
tar I amak
laakaith
wn
Baking Ponder.
HENRY'S VCiRBOLIC V SALVE
ay lit M"t pnwertul nealluf otntnienl vrf
i1lrovnp.i.
HIHItY CAKHOUC SAI.VI farm acre.
llat burnt,
M ai ai hU pimpirt.
" " " ire nonadt
and enlf. At (or Itrtirr'i: lt no eiher. H
wara of enuutMlall. aald by all drnlU A
eenu a .
Every man ounht to have on, bet a long
tap toward that la th poalon of All
coca' Poaoea PLAeriaa. It la certain that
they prolong life, by relieving th (train
that come from continued suffering.
Many a man ran endure a iharp diaeat
better than h ran the wear and tear of
rain, littl In them!, yet eonalant In
lielr traln opon Ih ylem.
A weak hack, tiltne of th olnt,ora
nea of th muacle teem lo many nn
worthy of tpeelal notice. Yet they do not
a little to exuauat the power of nhjrtleal
endurance. Atuxxa'a Pnaoe PtArrta
relit them al one, and no wtae man will
fail to naa them on the Aral ai;n of pain.
1 1 1 a vary tuiall premium that n ba t.
pay.
fiaARDaaTa' Pills will eur Indigestion.
Lawenafeln (deapaliln(ly) Ittbeee. I kit
fall.dl in neeaii'i. Mrs. L V I, don d fut ua
dut long lata. 1 va I on nt tmut iradllun.
Srtra or Omn, t'rrr or Tei-aso,!
I.ik , a i i.ennr. I
Fataa J. t'ntatv make oath I bat he It the
aeulur tmrliier ol iba Arm ol t 1. I'nuiav A
Co., ilnln bualneae lii lb el if ol Tnl,4o,onn
IranilHials ahirreai.1, an that aald arm will
par Ibeauatol O.Sk III NDKKO I ul.L IU li
aoeh and eevrr eaae ol Cava naa that ran not a
cured b Ibauaeul Hal1' CTan ra.
IHANK J. 1 HXNXT.
(worn te before at auJ anbaerlbed In nif
nre-enr Ibil Mb dar el liwemtarr. A. II. I,
llJ A. V. i.l.BieiiN
'na4 rkkt.
Ilall'l Calarrh Cure I tale l-.ieniallr. and
aeta ilireeilr oa Ih blood and niuemi aurlaea
ol tu irile. Head lf lealimnnlta. Ire.
F. J. CliaKY A CO.,
Toldo.0V
Sold by dnuif Ittti 'taenia.
Cat BaataaUa Steve reuabi ae Sat. a til.
Tbt OixatA for brawl nut.
TMC BIT.
aucaaiMtk
V. L. Douclas
$3 SHOE-
gT fW
3. CORDOVAN, '
r R( rvT-a I mmJ .
3.UP0UCF.3 SOLUS.
- 'LADIES
oi rtu r i. miwvejvw
lJ. m ai a""k a I SafA A
- tT-Bj'vvwarvtia
WvPV' ItOCKTON. JVlAli.
aWtlMi 4V lla Hrtl IMwfMtaefl f
fcs grskrtto sjfcijsTta la IH vwUi, Ual mvrmtttm leWar
aMASalSj ratal U t4MM Ml pftr O U
mm KwisfMti KMit, vmt wmum mimtU rasaaa
la M?lt easf StfiMtj tm4 WfMaHttc aMiiik!.
! UiSa Sl twWrl ItrfTt-r toriTa re9
at ttlW f ttt tk)M Uf MHat aMf , TtVt.
law.
r9C vincmwc oothi,1
iMiltfa lllllvlLWII M aVIOI
rO OMILOBIM TfllTMIMO
SW aali be ail aaiaiaaa. aaoaataab!
PiLIFOHXIl UTER1XE TOSIC
V iul lluuia Kemr.lr fur ftaall llletta.
tarte Arenia wauled In every Uin. AiJree
I al. I lerlne Tail 4 en paw a, au
nuller aireai, naa fraiMlaco.
FOR LAOICtl
aiee W KI.I will be Mid bv th Kaeb
I beanleal o. fiir mJ nn ol female nantneaa
Dial will nm yield lo IlK J H. K'H II AMI
HM-1H HANATlVllE lalS, frtea II fa) per
bna. fur aala by aJl Orattlala.
!. P. N. U. No. ofill H. r. N. U. No. 64(1
ENQRAVINQ 1 1
l.V"VrA
flfvirallees.n
Mmrktmm JiMSBaitt aVsatW.
rttlWTf.HH MKK't-0
k NOW lliwl tU-e re
Vjii ia4 i'to4i-nf mv
tt'flitOia wi rriaa-
rtaVO WSMI JStthlMtM4
Ut 17? br Ih HswtMttff
ul li I'p.H ft r AS
4.HAVIMI tl, ili.
feM 4wM-Sjri i llS
ml iwi Inirnit
Itie-aia t fu. .
ni lull -rr n
utaw-htttof r, pu
m ih mum tifvT'
Hitnoir, bhuto M
iHirniu puw rf il e-lrre
IfrltjTt. 4a. Ilftfftnst
tif r k n-4 uj
rxiire'rVitr ftrtsalt. thi
phiiir C. frn mmt thm kihr tlmm tal mum
lf i tti tt l f , r- ist'-i f l ! tnif tiMlri
prtrosi ltafs.ll kilMlal f sjr tefl. ru4iUrsj betS4
Uf0s aueasvl ektme. J'i r1nira an4 (Mber
Ibuuid Mst ttrt SMSsa (. Mnteii4 toft (,
4-T. Umwml,HMtxtImiMU m. 1 UO,
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF8HE USES
APOL
Ii
IA) Y1U t.KL, BAUT lK)tJi VULK BACK
ache? Iw everv ttep aeem a bordetiT Yon need
MOORE't REVEALED REMEDY.
W Oi l K fnH
PIIKOS and CROATS.
LLW.W. KIMBALL i CI,
1 I iii K. I H K '
III Ill II II llll I I TH", 1 TliV'.TU'J'i.t
1-Acirn: iiA-.i .tv4iAH-
tra: Sit Mnrrlaoo. blraal, lar
Inam Hutt'linr.
,1., fuHTutSD, 0RCG0M.
IB CLOTHING IT
Men's Fuits at 13.50. 110.00. 112.50, 115.00, 120.00.
Men's Overcoats, 110,00, 112.50, 115.00, 118.00.
Yotinn Men's Suits, 13 00, $4.50, $5.00, $8.00, $10.00.
Bojs' Knee-Pants Huits, $1.2., $1.75. $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00.
Oregon Wool Hocks. 3 pairs for 50 cents.
Whit. LaunJrieJ Hbirtu, 50 cents.
Writ, for i'ric List and send orders bj niaiL
ii
FAMOUS,"
CLOTMIHO MANUrACTVHIRi
Shi Carat. Stwtlt a4 tcta tl-.
rOHTLAJIU, a OKAwOB