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tfotnen, ftemember This Fact - mi.1 I' m.i In ailur"""" mr"' r,nn ' iiii-Htinir with a wouiuii "1,. wtn'M- eperlce In treat- W- III. I. ,rr-fc.r lIlHI tlll lw V7.:. ursoa-snale or female. KLTtM talk freely f Wtw ft MM! I ' I !..,J h HnNM' kll. vV- iftft '" ,, .... iyi..mlj ku. mm awJSwssssnw, -T ... ... TI.em I'" WTIIIIIK hum K LMBaswlMB t the tupa4i..i Improbable esamlns-Uwli ir family physlcls.. It is iie. C Without money or price you raa 2H , unman, whwse Iwiowlerttfe In tua! HMrMMI la MMfMUM, tr0' '.l frn.n an form , gas. m- It." Ta utters are received, opened. l-d and answered by women only. Thii i a poiltift fact not s mere .uimrnt. H la certified to by the tur an I postmaster of Lynn and jtatnwhuw letters, all In a little book. In, Pinkham haa just published. MM 'or coP?' 11 ll Tnu kil iu(n established the eternal con- iitnet between Mra. I'inkhsmand the .orutn of America which haa never ton broken and has Induced more tiio lOO.ooo sufferer to writ her for tiriM dnriuc the laat fsw months Oat of the vast volume of experience I which she na drw from, it la I sore thin 11- that ahe ha irained I lie very knowledge that will help I . r r.lM' She oaks nothing in re- I n except your good-will, and her niT.fe hi renewed tnousscas. Mere ut nme of the caaea we refer to: Mrs. Pinkham Helps Two Women Through Ohtngo of Ufo and Curos toother of Sterility. R$ad Their Letters. "Dili Mrs. Pinkham I feel that It bowing to l.vdia K. Pink ham's Vege table Compound that I am alive to iij. It haa taken me out of a aick bed where I had lain for six weeks with a food doctor to tend me twice a day. M trouble waa change of life, had frequent hemorrhages. Your medi ant checked the flow right away. I ua now able to do all my work, and backache in unknown. I am forty three yrars of age and enjoying good aealth ."--Mrs. Annib Fosteb, Cascade Locks. Oregon. "Diar Mss, Pinbhasi When I first wrote to you. I was in a very bad con ation. I was puasing through the singe of life, and the doctors said I sd bladder and liver trouble. I had altered for nine veara. Doctors failed lodome any good. Mince I have taken Lydia E. 1'inkham'a Vegetable Com pound my health has improved very ich. I will gladly recommend your aedicine to others and am sure that it will prove as great a blessing to them mints to me." Mrs. Ubo. H. Juris, MIDe Kslb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Diak Mrs. Pinkham It was my ardent desire to have child. I had tan married three veara and could not become a mother, so wrote to you to find out the reason. After follow inf your kind advice and taking Lydia t Pinkham 's Vegetable Compound, I became the mother of a beautiful baby boy. the joy of our home. He la a fat, hralthy baby, thanka to your medi cine. "-Mrs. MlIDA KlNRLX, Rofr eoe, I. Y. Two More Women Who Acknowledge the Help they Have Received from Mrs. Pinkham. "Dear Mrs. Pinkham The doctor asji I have congestion of the womb, M cannot help me. There is sching athe right aide of abdomen, hip, leg, ii you can ao me any Mod, P'csae write.1' - Mm. Nina Cham: niton, N. Y., December 20, 18BT. "Diar Mrs. Pinkham I followed yonr instructions, and now I want JJJ5 woman suffering from femals 'rouble to know how good your advice M medicine is The doctor advised an operation. I could not bear to nx of that, so followed vour advice. Jfot hotter right off. I took six bottles 0( Lydia K. I'inkham's Vegetable Com Piid sml used three packages of atiTe VMh ; also took vour Liver and am cured."-MRs. Nina JUts, Kulton, N. Y., December II, "Diar Mrs. Pink ham--Have been oflmng for over a year and had three grs At time of menstruation I MM terrible pains in back and I bare headache nearly every My. ami feel tired all the time. The 3" sall my womb waa out of place, "ould bv so Kat if you couid heip me jT Ct Voaa, Sac aty, lows, Please accept my sincere thanks for CJ0 'ur advice and Lydia E. WMn'i vegeUble Compound has 0"e Be, I dirt everything you told aw , d'!' and ,,Kd ly three bottle, u. Wller 'n every respret.- " im RL Vo88' Sac cltJ''"Iow-MM,eb JJ. Pinkham has Fifty nou8and Such Letters ao Jvo on File aiherOf " She Makes oo State m9nt She Ossmot Prove. fc CheArfulnwas, Whether a man t rich or poor, if he J" K'od heart toward the Lord, he ! " t all times rejoice with a cheer 01 wuutenance. Jesus, Son of Sirach. Where. Do You l.lnf 'I on the line of the Northern Pacific t night for the big elecrtic ' hte, trade mark on the rear end of J? -Nrth Coast Limited. It will tmrn rt and leave a trail of splendor hind to astonish the natives after W 29th. send to anv of onr agenta m onr .North Coast Limited leaflet. afwrelj Pokwr Twrta. ' U said that s king can do no 'n The saying probably origin- S? with m who held four aces. licago Daily News. Tjwrasre in the United States 80 r1 21 Ham burgs, 25 towns besr J ws nam Paris and II London. ' M Wt cannot 0 through the world without Impressing others. W cast dMp shadows or bright sunbsams Into their lives, for influence is the law of if from which there is no escape. Influence is the dogma of life as pene trating as the atmosphere, and your consciousness of it has nothing to do with the case. Ray. Dr. Adam. England's Armored Trains. The maKiillicent armored trains used bv EiiKlaml in her war with the Hoera will traiiaport Ml tru.,, protect bridges and MJSfTSpBM eoii.niiiiin ain.m In ntnjiit the same way that HostSttST'l Btonuv It Hitlers drives dyapep.la from the buman itoniai h and then rnoantl ifiiard thsl it da not re Wrn, The bitters haa won m (Vrrv MM ol iMigMtkan, Imiuuxieii, liver aiol kid iiey troiilile for the pat nliy ear. It la iuvaluabls at all times. There are some women who always use the same kind of judgment in al lowing a poor steak to be assed off on them that they vxercised years ago in selecting husband. Atchiusou Uloke. Will Cure jou. Dr Plunder's , Tests f oil as fwol, mawVs in the BriV Ms smvy, laave not ovel satisfactory. l"Urt fuel, awsdi' f eaJ dauc usaal kuir, wa foBe t yield swwly an bomI re satlrs aw nhJ. NORTHWEST NEWS. BRADSTREET'S REVieW. fiwe M4oi.il, l,.u.rt-il r.MflMhn. I'm band In hand, owe ifiiilM wltkenl Ute dlirr, and il.e U-tt. ulekwal, .. l bU4 imrllter la CtSMrsis Cady t'Mkariis. All dniKlals. le, SV, ,'wv. When block us l in lal flat Mv-y Hiclt Sjaioktl tkvti U puostitetid t wu their ciiik. I l not believe l'io's Cure fiieCimsMNip tioii has any eiiial for coughs and Midi -John V. HoYAH, Triiulv Springs, Iitd., Fen. 15, IUUU. Mothers will Ami Mrs. Winslow's South. Ing Syrup the beat remedy to use f,.r t-hety Children during the teething In-nod. Au ice company in New Havcu pro poses to use automobliei for the deliv ery of ice next summer. now tiiisT" '..'o offer One Ilun.'.red Dollars Howard (nr any ease ol Catarib that i an nut bo cured by Hall's Catarrh cure. X. J. CHKKKY 6i CO- Prona.. Toletlo.O. We the undertifnvil, huve known f. 1. Cheney for the past It yeara. and bellcvo him perfectly bon.irablr In all bualu IraniuctlotM and Ho anclall" able lo carry out anyoblhjitUous made by luelr firm. WaT Trvax. WbolenaL ItrnsRists, Toledo, ". U , l. . Kinnan A Marvia, V, noleale Drug -lala, Toledo, O. nail's Catarrh Cure iatken.n; rnally, acting ('.Ircc'.ly on the bloo.1 and m coua surfacea of tbesyst m. Prl e 'lc per bo' tie. bold by aL driiK. t-ts Tcstimonl..la tree, ilalrs Family Piu- r th kit. A Texan jury recently rendeied this verdict: "Wu find the man that stole the horse not guilty " NIIAKE INTO YOl'K HIIOKH Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It . nr. - pninful. swollen, smarting, nerv ous leet. mid Instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It's the Resist! comfort discovery of the iigc Allen's p'. mi Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for Ingrowing Nails, sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching feet. W'e have over testimonials. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. Ilv mail for 2.V. in stamps. Trial package FBKB. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Lf Hoy, N. Y. There are at the present moment be tween 800 and UOO conimisMioned olli cers in the United States army who have risen from the ranks. flatbed and llarhered Are luxuries that all can enjoy on the observation car of the North Coast Limited, in operation on and after April 29th on the Northern Pacific. This observation car will be a dundy. Get a leaflet. Cremation is expanding In London. In 1885. In that city, only three bodies were disposed of in that wuy. In 18UD, 240 bodies were cremated. A Twist of the Wrist In the night will turn on the electric berth light In the Pullman standard sleeping cars on the Northern Pacific's North Coast Limited. Two lights In each section. Send for a North Coast Limited leaflet. Oni new possession, Costs Rica, sup pi iea the best and largest bananas that oome to the United States. Those Going To The Lewiston, Buffalo Hump, Big Bend, Coettr d'Alcne or Kootenai re gions can enjoy the now North Coast Limited with its electric lights, steam heat, wide vestibules and observation car, after April 2th, and make close connection at Spokane for all morning trains. What Waa Hone. During Stonewall Jackson's cam paign in the Shenandoah valley it be came necessary that a bridge overs small creek should be built in great haste. One evening Jackson sent for his old pioneer captain, Meyers by name, and pointed out to him the urg ency of the occasion, Buying that he would send him the plan of his colonel of engineers as stxin as it .was done. Next morning Jackson rode down to Myers' quarters, and, saluting the vet eran, said: "Captain, did you get the plan of the bridge from Col. ?" "Well," Raid the captain, "the bridge, general, Is built, but I don't know whether the picture is done or not." Golden Days. Blood Humors Are Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla Thw Itnmwdlalw Tulare of Faclfli Coaal tvnport Towna Appwara Particularly Bright. It Purifies the Blood. Cures All Eruptions. Eradicates Scrofula. "I alwavs take Hood's, Sarsaparilla in the Spring and it is the bwSt MOOd purit.er I khow of." Miss Pxa blx list rrtJi, Baldwin. Micb. "Kruptions that came on niv face have all disappeared since I began taking Ho. ..I s Sarsaparilla. If " M fatherofestarrh.' Aim a Hamiltow, Woomington. Ind. "I had ac rof u 1 a sores all over my back and face I began tak ing Hood's Sarsair llliand in a few weeks I could not aee snv aicn of the sores '' Otto H Mooas, Xouut Hops, Wis. In an article entitled, "Possibilities i of the PMUo," Bonds sud Mortgages. 1 published in Chicago, spoke as follows: j There is no section of the prosperous West which is attracting the eyes of the financial world more at pretent than the cities of the Pacific coast. The Vast Mtl.l ..,, I. IN- l ! ! - -- . ,... ,, (.un.U I.IUO Ul IUO Orient and the tropics, the gold discov eries in Alaska, the growth of AustralU and New .calami, the opening np of the vast steppes of Kussla and of the great Chinese empire, all bespeak com mercial uud financial opportunities un paralleled in th,- history of the conn try. The scene ol the future human drama has Ix-cu shifted to the Pacific coast. Two-thirds of the world's popu lation awaiu us at our Western gates, separated from us only by u great ocean highway, free from the possibilities of toll or monopoly, and affordiug every accommodation necessary for the trans . t mil of an enormous vulume of new business. Already American commerce with the Islands and countries of tint Pacific shows a greater gain in the year I huh than that with auy other part of tin. world, i mr t. t.il exports inercas. t f-JO.000,000, aud our Mparts, to Asia and Oceania alone increased over SlU, uiio.ouO; our total inisirts im rea-eil 1104,000,000, and $48,000,000 of this increase was from Asia aud Oceania. Kxsirts to Asia and Oceania increased 21 per cent, while imports from that part of the world increased 40 per cent. With these interesting aud instructive figares before us, the immediate future of the PacihV coast seaport towns ap pears particular bright. The greatest Mai ity prevails in the younger and more progressive cities of the Norlh west, with Seattle, Cortland and Ta coma eagerly vying with each other for commercial supremacy. The heavy in vestments made during the jiast year by Kastern capitalists in this section reflect the fullest realization of exist ing conditions by the far-sighted invest ing class. The Pacific Northwest 1 just emerging out of the hour of dawn to bathe in the most brilliant rays ol prosperity which ever shuwu uin any country. Fruit Cannery. The fanners of Kagle valley, Or., are about to erect a fruit cannery. At s meeting held at the schnolhouso at that place the farmers of the valley sub scribed 18,000 for the purpose. The total cost of the plant will be atut $'',000, and, as this is the first meeting held, the fanners arc. confident that no trouble will be met with in raising the full amount. The establishment of the cannery will bo of much beuetit to Baker City, as well as to the farmers of the valley, where a large amount of fruit is raised annually. The cannery will bo conducted on the co-operative plan, aud it is the intention to take all the fruit offered by the fanners. Much of the product will find s market in Baker City, aB the home consumption is large and is steadily increasing. Des Chutea to lie t'llliaed. A company has been organized to take water out of the Deschutes at a point near the Three Sisters known as Lava island, and conduct the water to the desert lying east of the river. The point of diversion is said to be one of the best on the river owing to the ab sence of rocky bluffs. From this (mint water will be taken east to the old river bed, 16 miles, covering large tracts of excellent farming lands. Northweal Notes. A new Methodist Kpiscopal church is to be erected at Cottgae Grove, Or., to cost $3,000. Washington papers are saying com plimentary tilings aliout Harry Yoo mons, of SKikaue, who helpod Harvard win the iutercollegiato debate from Yale. Blodgett & Greenbaum have begun work to double the capacity of their fertilizer plant ut Falrhaveu, Wash., and hope this season to handle all the refuse of the fish canneries in their vicinity. The SAcriligions pastor of Baptist church at Albany, Or., took the follow ing for his subject Sunday evening, "Would Jesus Vote the Kepublicau or Democratic Ticket?" The vice of Sheldouism is spreading. A Bullinghum bay man, named Can field, has a big bed of punsics planted, and will attempt to raise them for seed. The only pansy seed product in the West is in California, and the host varieties come from France and Bel gium. If he raises as good seed as ho planted, Mr. Canfield will get $30 a pouud for it. A large number of Washington's shingle mills, probbaly 76 per cent, are observing an agreement for a short shutdown. The reason given therefore is that "the backward spring in the Hast has caused a falling off in orders, which makes a curtailing of the supply necessary to the equilibrium of prices." The Kastern buyer may think this is the action of a trust, but, of course, it isn't. The bulb farms at Fort Bellingham. Wash., are now at their handsomest. One man has a vast number of tulips and 3,500 hyacinths in bloom. A Wallowa man lias brought back from New Orleans a live alligator eight inches in length. A carload of Cascara bark was shipped from Corvallis, Or. Its destination is Hamburg, (iermany. The 3-year old daughter of Sheriff Holder, of Shennun county, Or., was playing with a kite sud matches, last ! week, when she set her clothing anre and was considerably burned. She is sxpected to recover, with little dis figure!! ent. E. C. B. Taylor, an old and respected citiien of Lewis county. Wash., is ' dead, near Toledo. He waa a member f the G. A. R. and a pioneer of thut part of Washington. By a vote of 44 to 20, the property swnert of Lakeview have decided to bond the town for $10,000 for s water ivstem and electrio light plant. It is ixpeoted the improvements will be oompleted by November 1. The Bank of Ontario, Or., announces that it will take advantage ol the new nations! banking laws, and organise a BStUasl Qulat Wawh In lha Dry-Oouda Ulatrlb uilva Trad. BradstTMt'i says: It has been s quiet week in distributive trade, except at tome few Western centers, this being especially true of the dry-goods busi ness. Wholesale trade in tbll line has bvun generally completed, aud, pend ing the effect ol the spring demand up on the retail trade, the markets are in a waiting stage. As regards prices, the feature of the Wees I. ii- been the strength manifested in agncultuial pro ducts and provisions. The advances in the latter, in fact, are regarded as fore shadowing an upward mow mi nt in hog product, long predicted, but only par tially realized. Winter wheat crop advices have been, ou the whole, goo''- 1,11,1 hve acted as a balance to the stories ol French damage. Wool has Wu more active, but con siderable business has beeu done at concessions. Thu demoralization in the sugar mar ket is dearly confined to the, refining brunch. Maniifuctiireis and jobbers In carpets and upholstery report a huavy sussou'a business booked. Wheat, including flour, shipments for the week aggregate 2,t'i'..'.:UU bush els, agam-t 1,901,498 last week. Business failures in the United titatcs for the week number 178, as Compared with 19$ last week. Business failures in thu Dominion ol Canada for the week number IS, against L'3 last wi ck. Oriental advices -tate that perwais siou to do general business in Japan has been refused 60 foreign iMtUMMM companies, most of them Americas. PACIFIC COAST TNAD. PERUNA PROTECTS OUR HOMES nantll Mainats. Onicus, new, $-.'.000 3.76 per sack. Lettuce, hot house, 4.V -r dot, Potatoes, new, .f ITiif IS. Beets, per sack, 7."c' vV. Turnips, per sack, 00c. Carrots, per sack, 7fic. Psimlpi, Hr sack, 76(ii85c. Cauliflower, 7'ct.$l er dozen. Cabbage, native and Culifurtila, Il.ii0dl.25 per 100 pounds. Apples. $1 i 1 Ml per lox. Prunes, HOc per Isjx. Butter Creamery, 2Ho per pound; dairy, I7tl0 ranch, 17o per pouud. l.ggs 16 10c. Cheese Nativo, 15c. Poultry 13y 14c; dressed, 1403 16c; spring, $.". Hay I'uget Sound timothy, $12.00; choice Em Mm Washington timothy, iH.OOht ID. 00 Corn Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23; feci meal, $23. Barley ltolled or ground, per ton, $20; Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.26; blended straights, $3.00; California, $3.26; buckwheat flour, $0.00; gra ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.H0d.00. Millstuffs Bran, per ton, $13.00; shorts, per ton, $16.00. Feed Chopped feed. $19.00 per ton; middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meuts Choice dressed beel steers, 7,lMHe; cows, 7c; mutton 8c; pork, be; trimmed, 9C veal, 8i Sid 10c. flailH TnUgt 18c; small, 18 K breukfast bacon, Vic; dry salt sides. Be. fortlnnd Market. Wheat Walla Walla. 63d 64c; Valley, 68c; Blucxtem, 60o per bushel. Flour Best grades, $3.00; graham, $2.60; superfine, $2.10 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 30d87o; choice gray, 34c per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $14dU50; brewing, $17. 00d 17.50 per ton. Millstuffs limn, $13 per ton; mid dlings, $1U; shorts, $16; chop, $14 per ton. Hay Timothy, $d 10; clover, $7d 7.50; Oregon wild hay, $0d7 per ton. Butter Fancy IIIMIIIII J . 46d50c; seconds, 40o dairy, 30d87c; store, 25d32Ho. I'.irgs 1 1 'c per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 18c; Young America, 14c; now cheese 10c pur pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.50d 4.60 r dozeu; hens, $0.r.O; springs, $2.50 irt 3.60; geese, $0.fO(iH.(i0 for old; $4.60dU 50; ducks, $5.60M0.O0 per dozen; turkeys, live, 10 11c per pound. Potatoes l 1 1 1 ' ...I' per sack; sweets, 3d 2 'c per pound. Vegetables Beets, $1 ; turnips, 00c; per sack; garlic, 7c per pOOXall cab Inigo, 1 no per pound; parKUis, $1; onions, lt.009jl.B0j carrots, $1. Hops 3(tHc per siund Wool Valley, Itintlbo per pound; Eastern Oregon, lOBJlBOj mohair, 27d 30c per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, 4c; dressed mutton, 7(4 7 Ho per pound; lambs, 7 1c per pound. llogs Gross, choice heavy, $6.00; light and feeders, $4.60; dressed, $0.00d1.60 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $4.00d-60; cows, $3.60d4 oo; dressed beef, 6td 7)o per pound. Veal Urge, 0SS7Ci small, 8d Uc per pound. Tallow B Qj .r 'v; No. 2 and grease, 3, 'id 4c ir pound. Hnn rTSSSlMS Mnrnat. Wool Spring Nevada, 13d 16c per pound; Fasteru Oregon, 12(4 10c; Val ley, 30d22c; Northern, 10(4 l?o. Hops 18UU crop, 12dlo per pound. Butter Fancy creamery 18c; do seconds, 16,VU7c; fancy dairy, 10 dlfi.'-soido seconds, 14dl5c per pound. Kggs Store, 13 V; fancy ranch, l&Sic. Millstuffs Middlings, $17.00 d 20.00; bran, $l2.50d '8.50. ayVheat $0.; iW.60; wheat snd oat f4.009)9.00; ban barley $5.00d 7.00; alfalfa, $5.ood8.60 per ton; straw, 26W 40c t bale. Potatoes F.arly Kose, 00d70c; Ore gon Burbanks, fl&c(s$l -00; river Bur banks, 40d76c; Sslinss Burbanks, 80V 1.10 per sack. itrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $3.76d8.I6; Mexicsn limes, $4.00d 6.00; California lemons 75cd$1.50; do choice 91.7599.00 per Isjx. Tropical Fruits Bananas, $1.60d 3.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom inal; Persian datea, t($0Xo per pound. T!.:..' Kulo rts Family. t falls I'itx, ,.),,.. Arc Healthy aid Ilaip.y-A Kari Bight lTtf9 1'ay. Tl'irv Say. "Wv Think IVrwHa Is The (Jn-atcst Meilicine On Earth" No maH is better known 1h the State of Nebraska than Mr. Carl T. Huberts, contra, tor and mason, A typical Amer ican active, shrewd, mid lull of busi ness sagacity. He is not only a pro vider for his family, but a protector. Ill n recent letter to Dr. Hartmail be writes, among other things, ns follows: "Our boy .lames, had tlm membran ous croup, and repeated attacks of lung fever. Our Isiy, Charlie, was aUo subject to attacks of piiuemouia and pleurisy. Our third boy, John, was suhjci t to fever and ague (malarial I and liver trouble. Your remedy, Peruna, cured my l.ys entirely, and now 1 have three of the healthiest boys in the State ol Nebraska, which I at tribute to your medicine. My wifo hud a stomach trouble which Peruna also cured. Altogether for my whole am still taking It. We think it is the imrt that 1 am better than I have Wen greatest medicine on earth." C. T. for many years. I belu e l'eruna is RotMrte, Falls City, Nebraska. ' without a doubt the best medicine that lion. William Yomigblood, Auditor ever was used in a family. It bus loi the Interior, cured m v nervousness, with which i . . - . 1 -V i -I. W rites from Wash ington. D. ('., to Dr. Ilartiuan, Co lumbus, Ohio, si follows: "I've of- have M'rsuailfd my wife, who has been Hon. William ollhKblooil. PsrnMi and alter using one bottle she has wonderfully improved. It has proved all you family wu have used nineteen liottles ol have claimed for it, and 1 take pleasure 1'eiuiia, and have thus suved $600 in in recommending it to a&yOM who is doctors' bills. I am a contractor and alltiotod with catarrh." Peruna has mason by trade, and am known all become, in n multitude of households, over Nebraska. 1 have had a stomach absolutely iudispeusable. trouble which has 1. en greatly relieved Mr. T. G. Walker, Oarnciro, Kansas, by vour romody, Peruiia, lor which I writes: "It is with pleasure that Ire- had been afflicted for a great number of years." It is a fact of over increasing aston ishment that so many otherwise sensi ble and provident people will, (or thu ten heard of your neglect of so simple a precaution as to great medicine and have a bottle ol Peruna at hand, bring upon themselves the needless suffering and foolish expense that a practitioner much of a sufferer ol medicine in forced to w itness every fnuu catarrh, to try day. As soon as the value ol l'eruna is fully appreciated by every household, With as a prevelititive and a cure of these affections, tens ol thousands of lives will be saved, and hundreds of thousands ol chronic, lingering cases of disease prevented, l'ciuna is the household safeguard. A complete work on chronic catarrh sent free to any address by The Pe mna Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio. A L A B A S T I N E LAHAPTINR Is the ordinal and only BvrSOM wail car. int. entirely different from all kal omlnss, Iteu.ly for uae In white or fourteen beautiful tints by udillng cold water. ATllF.S naturally prefer ALA II A ST INK for walla and ceil ings, because It Is pure, clean, durable. Put up In dry pow dered form, in five-pound paca agss, with full .in : ions. I,L kslsomtnes are cheap, tsm porary preparations made from whiting, chalks, clays, ste.. and stuck on walla with dn cnvlnc animal glue. Ai.AUAb T1NK Is nut a kalsomlns. EWARR of the denier who ssys ha can sail you th "sania thing" as AI.AUAHTINE or "aomethlns Just as good." Is eathwr not posted or Is try ing to deceive you. M IN OFFERING something he has bougnt hean and tries to sell on AlvABASTINK'B d manda, h may not reallae tha damans you will auffar by s kalsumlna on yuur walls. 1 '..-; m .' ; daslers will not buy a lawsuit. Uealm-a risk ona by aellltiR and consumers by using Infringement. Alabastlne Co. own right to make wall coat tng to mix with cold water. HE INTERIOR WAI.LB of every church snd school should be coated only with pure, dur able AI.A1IAHT1NE. It aafe gunrils health. Hundreds nf tons uacd yearly for this work. N Rt'YINO AI.ARASTINI'., customers should avoid net ting cheap knlaomlnea under different names. Insist on having our goods In packages and properly labeled. TJIBANCB of wall pansr If Ob viated bv AhAHASTINE. It can ba used on plnatered waua, wood callings, brick or can vas. A child can brush It on. It does not rub or scale oft BTAWilSHF.O In favor. Bhtin nil Imitations. Ask paint deal er or druggist for tint curd. Write us for Interesting book let free AI.AHAHT1NB CO., Orsnd RaplJs, allch. jjiltcMU WAGONS Are tht best thit cin br mjd. Nothing is or can be superior lu a Mitchell Wagon, brcauK it la m.idt o( the best material by experienced workmen- which, cou pled with b5 yean' experience In build ing wagons, during which time the man ufacturers have had but one aim, and that to produce the best possible to build. la a guarantee of quality. If you buy a Mitchell Wagon, you get the best thai can be made. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. -If none In your vacinlty, we will sell to you direct. Send lor circulars. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVERCO. PORTLAND, OREGON. Branches at Spokane. Seattle, Salem, McMlnnvllla, Medlord and La Orande. Mention thla paper. The grip has no terrors for a certain gentleman ill lloltou, Kan. He be longs to lf .1 ul. -reiit societies, and in thoin has taken Ti degrees. THREE DAILY TRAINS BETWEEN OGDEN AND DENVER. PORTLAND DIRECTORY. renew mill Wire Vt xrka. Hurvlvor, of the Civil War. Our (Million bureau estimates that there are 1,0H'J,41H surviving soldiers ol the civil war, excluding deserters. About 812,0(10 of these are uhiku llOIMd. The averaue ago of the surviv ors la 00 years. Chicago Kveuiug News. April 2llth and thereafter watch for the Northern Pacific North Coast Lim ited. The I'rench prjBtoflM department has excluded mourning envelopes Irom the mails for thu reason that they can be oeiiod without much chance of detec tion. rir.trlr fans Will keep the dining and observa tory curs on the. new North Coast Lim ited Northern Pkotfll OOOl and com fortable. Elaetrtfl lights will light the n at night. Klectrio berth lights in stttiidur.1 I'ulltiinn sleeping curs and a big dome light on rear observation car platform. 'Iliere are fewer suicides in Ireland, in proportion to the population, than in auy other country in the world. Forty-three per cent of the fruit trees in Southern California are orange and Ifi per cent leal OB. The increase in transcontinental travel by way ol Salt Lake City in 0OD sequence of thu scenic and other attrac tions ol the route, has recently justified the Hio Orande Western Hallway in connection with the Denver ft Kin (irumlc aud Colorado Midland Hallroads says the Salt like Tribune, in estab lishing a triple daily last iasseuger service between Ogden and Denver. All of these trains are equipied with the latest appliances, improvements aud can. This road now operutes through llMpara between Chicago, Ogden anil San Francisco, also a rfect dining car service. Send 2c postage (or literature, rates or other information to J. D. Mansfield, '.'A8 Washington street, Port land; ortieo. W. HetutE, general pas senger agent, Salt Idike City. A Chicago professor predicts that in 1,000 years Chicago will be inundated by Ijike Michigan. The city is sink ing nt the rate uf nine inches every 100 years. Article, i.f every deH.rlptli.il aelecl M k .'Il'erlell.e.l lady and new. aroi d by mall or expresa. t.'oi reaiionde nee we LADIES' PURCHiSIMS AGENCY. 45S Morrison ttroet, Portland, Oregon. POsTLAMP WIU A ikon WOaKfl wirb slid Iron len. niK . ..mo ralllns. am. mi Aldar. Mnehliierr '! ani.hea. OAWbTOH I'O.: KNdlNKS, HOII.KKH. MA oliiaarr. auppllaa MM! Hratsi., pnrliaiid.Or. JOHN POOLS. PoariASD, Oainon. can give you the beat bargains In gensrsl luarliine-ry, engiuea, Iniilera. tanks, pumps, plows, belts aud windmills. Tha new steel I X L windmill, sold by him, Is un equalled. BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS ... KSNUFSOTUSBD BY ... CALIFORNIA Fid SYRUP CO. I- NOTE TUB MAM Bv PENSION ngton, 0 C tliey will re- IT CLAIMSNTf FOR lr i. ii mi nHi w,,hlnatan. II eelve .mirk renllea. II. Mil N. II. Vol. Stall jot ti Corps. ProKeciillng claims ulnce 1S7S. i UK Str,t.rrr M. I .n. II Il,f l . -I.. Kwlr K.. ' 1 . K,rl, l. .in. r Ouion. Ill . . I.M.I I S,,.ll. 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