as a
Catarrh
Remedy
VWUY1!MI17. - tiJ-iA
MRS. C. M. TINNCY
AlTny nt it, I
Mr. Tcnso My htiRbnnd and I neret
dtMimto beforo the children. Wo always
Hond tlimn out when n quarrel Bocmi!
Iinmlnont. '
MIhs 8hnri Aw, I'vo often wondered
why they're so much In tho street I
IVo Cliiuice,
He snvo nn Interview and what he ial,l
n Iwlated In a manner most caprl-
iiuun ;
WHY MAN CAN'T FLY.
When ho rofuaed ot (nlk It merely led
awiemonia timt Ills alienee aecrned
MIRIllclotla.
Wnahlnjton Ktnr.
11 m. H. M. Tlni'oy, Htory writer,
K. Nuovn St., Dim Antonio, lox.,
Item
'Dtirinf? 1001 I Buffered from
il cutiirrh, which various other
. . . fi ti. ii
licdli'H iiuicu 10 rcnovo.
I'HIv iinlllim nf I'nriinii. wliinli T
. entiroly cured mo, tho eulnrrh
DMM'i rlnu nml novor returning.
IT ilwiri.'ntK I'lioiiriiillv ri'i)timnnil
hum to nil Mmlhirly nllllctod."
NpllMHild,
Ifnlf n century ago tlio croanlnr of tht
! Atlantic wnn nn ordeal to appall the stout-
rut. lo-day, Imblen In arma and Invalid
need not fenr It. There In a cood deal In
Ifnahlon, and If It U the fnwhlon to hurry
'It In nlflo tho faablon to hurry splendid
i ly. Obsorver.
llroke.
MrB. A. When my husband starts
on hlN vacation ho nlvvnyu tolls wo ho
Ih coming hack Hhortly.
Mrs. 'A. And does he coino back
Hhortly?
Mr. A. No, ho gcnurally comei
back short
ru. kllon Naulo, 111 4th utieot,
hi liny, Wit)., wrlten:
Imvo often heard rotunii nrulpcd
it Ih moru wldulv known hero than
pother medicluo, but I novor know
i ii Milcndld mcdluinn it really www
ii fow woukfi ni?o when I cnuiiht a
pohl which rottlcd all ovor mo.
flic doctor wanted to pro crihu, hut
Id him I whh koIuk to try l'orunn
Bent for a bottle and tried it.
folt much hotter tho next morn-
Innd within 11 vo days I had not a
i of any Inmrno or any ootiiMi.
consider It the finest cough remedy."
burnt Itibltsta: Homo people pro-
tuko tublotu, rather than to Uilco
Rclnu in n fluid form. Htsch ponplo
Dbliiln I'oninii Lubletn, which ropro-
tho ttolid medicinal inredicnta of
tun.
A Terrible Thought.
"I want to bo loved for myelf," ox
claimed the romantic heiress.
"My deur lady," rejoined Baron Fu
hihIi apprehensively, "Is thcro any pos- j
.ill. lilt., l.l ...! .. I
nil. ill. j iii nun ucillj; u tunc Ul XUlHiaUl'IJ
Identity?" Washington Star.
Triifnftve.
Nan Jack ar-crna to bit considerably
aevoteu to me, don't you think?
j Kan Yea; ho aecina to be considering
"i""i tu ur. ucTOira 10 jou Or DO I.
The Natural Heault.
"I saw Illlnks this morning and he
looks all gone to pieces."
"What's tho matter with him?"
"He's broke." Halt luioro American.
Ipelo, a Southern wood, la now being
pmvely utilized m the place of pine
Icypreaa. 11 lias been m-rctororo re
ed nn of little value, but under the
lure of increasing demand it la found
utile for a Rtvnl many purposed, but
It cornea In contact with the ground
- abort-lived.
mlnglon a Question of Prevention.
iks, drain, entliiK mid cooling utn
falck room linen nml clothing f ro
ily rnrry the dreaded dlaeaao gurm
Iced by the biuaohold
lir nub and hylumo clonmlng U the
nnfo tinrd uk'hIiikI infection, and auel
(riO'ard la found In ihouuivumul house
Liieceanity Horax.
Ih tlinplu preventive carries In Itfelf,
tliiK'Miiilltlen will h enter the ntliric
. uiHin t Iio iirtl le to bo clcuiifted In a
enle niiinn r, ellinliintlng eery un-
boiii- property. reitderiitK it oontauioii
'. wlilln n' tho mints time Itorni in of
liftrinloH nt cult.
kliko in ift illHliifi'itnnlri who dcpond
i wieir MirciiKiii oi ounror nnrmr n-to-
t'l-teni ii nllici to nrrext or pruvent
lik' i u Il'irtt' U .Nultlto'n iciilnlv. lie I tits
(to Mnlu and fiy in npph.n s tuple
Ron in not water imuiik nil tlio nppli
ti iieceaMary and retitit fnit i o iire-crln-
f i c ju Im olit.iltted rom any irr'Turor
l t In iiuivciilfii , t-f. nomlc 1 hoimo-
Ijiu k era
i lion to its (iiHcuitfctln ; q inlltlca
I ic pcelnlly u iioiiKuhnld ti-cofslty.
ca bo lined roi Hdflc nliiir water, c 1 1111.1-
miil wlntt iiinif clothe . clear in; the
fwl itiittiiB liatida, makes nil oxoulloiit
run runover ainl can Ii- unol on tlie
; Iihth or nioitt (Ii ll.-nti! fubrk'M wltiimit
ly, while an mi adjunet to (ho limb It
vtn nn ouor 01 iMirxpiratiou ami louvos
(in 4011 ami Viiveiy,
About 11.
"Pop, what Is an Immunity bath?"
"A plunge, my son, to tell on tht
other follow first." IJaltlwore American.
Nor Objection (a Tfant.
"flo and take your batb, dear," aald
Ms mother, "Ilka a little man."
"That's the way I want to do!" bowl
d Johnny. "Llttlt men nerer Uka a
iatb 'ccptln' tbey ffel like IfJ"
I'rliflurul KxniiinlR.
iTlmt n curious old crank Rnulre
l In I III) has lllinifil III vnmi fi.nl
Sood I'ood. Think of It Oood t'ood
t; lie aaya lie wants tho boy to he
fijeet lesson showing the tmnscvud
cautlea of Kngllah orthography.
Catarrh
Envites Consumption
It weakens tho delicnto luntr tissues,
ilcrnngcs tho (lineativo organs, and
breaks down tho Rcuornl health.
It often ciuiHes hcutlucho and dizzi
iicsfl, impairs tho tatdo, smell and
hcni-iug, and affects the voice.
IloiiiK a constitutioiml dibenso it re
quires a constitutional remedy.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Radically and permanently euros.
In muni liquid fonn or In chocolated Ublata
known n Qarsataba. lew duaaa IL
lint In Alileil hr Air In lliinen nnrt
! Well Krnitie.
I "uiifrnc as personal mutter can
novor bo attempted by man, for tho
plain reiiHon that ho Is not provided
with a Hying body," writes Dr. Andrew
Wilson, "A near neighbor (jtiudrupiJil
of his, tho hat, Iiiih evolved Hying ikw
crs, hut It Iiiih dovelopiHl n friimo
which, like that of the bird, Is inudo
for (light iih Its true mciiiis of locomo.
thin.
"Its boncH aro filled with air and
otherwlHo It Iiiih iKilnts whlcl render
its aerial trips, not ho extensive ns
those of the bird, easily performed. In
tue mm, it ih Himply tlio wliolc arm
or forellmb which Is modified In tho
wing, and It Ih the actual movement
of this feathered nrm which propela
Its possession through tlie nlr.
. "Hut the hat'H (light is of a different
kind. It calls to lis aid a skinfold
which stretches between the four enor
inously elongated flngeiH, rtniH betwcl'ii
forellinlm and liludlliiilm and between
hlmlllmlHi and tall. In the hat, then;
fore, we have something of the boat's
sail order of things added to the wing,
as opposed to tho movements of tuo
wing, pure and simple, In (lie bird.
"A (lying fish iIoch not fly. It leap
from the sea, spreading Uh big breast
Ibis wide, and Is carried so far by tho
Initial velocity It acquired In itH pro
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r- rusli through the water. Nor
do tlylng squirrels or (lying lizards lly.
They posses folds of skin fringing
their bodlfH, which merely act ns pavu
ehutoH, Hiistaiiilug them In their aerial
leaps from liough to lough.
"ICnglneers I111Y0 culculntcd that a re
latively enormous amount of energy
would bo required to lie exerted by a
man to raise him from the ground Into
the air under tho existing circum
stances of his life. Tills energy It U
iiiixiKslhle to generate within the
frame, and so the personal (light prob
lem must he put out of court altogether.
"It may bo a different matter when
motor power, light and energy of suf
ficient extent can be provided to assist
man In his aerial excursions. The Idea
that some personal apparatus, so to
speak, might enable man to convert
himself Into a lller, has Its own attrac
tion, and K)sslbly the Idea may take
practical shape. Hut the more hopeful
solution of human lllght Is the dirigi
ble Hying machine, man being merely
the passenger In It, and not Its pro
pelling genius." Chicago News.
TINY FLOWERS IN PORCELAIN.
Th I'nco of lllm.
"It won't be good for you If you cut
my fare," remarked tho man with the
sample case, as ho took bis scat in the
barber's chair.
"Why, what will jou do?" naked tha
barber.
"Nothing," rejoined the other; "but
you'll ba to get a new razor."
E'TO Ht Vittii THnrn una all Nervous I)Iimm
1 1 u rfnl"nily cured lir Or. Kllnx'a 11 rent
rva Itcaiorvr. Hiil fur KIIU15 lllflnl bollix and
lrrlUa.Ur.lUlI.KII.1,ll..MI AKhHL,l'bUa.,l,a.
Up to Ditto.
"Well, well," remarked old Mr. Pas-
tangon, "the young women of to day
are not what they were In my time."
"No?" replied Miss Iluskle.
"No, Indeed. Why, all you young
women nowadays arc muscular atu
lutes."
"That's so. In the proud lexicon of
feminine youth there Is no such word
s 'frail.'" Phllmh Iphla Press,
A
And system msorbehbss
Jatarrli 1.1 not merely nit inflruntnntion of the tissues of the licit! nnd
at, nathe pymntoms cf rinirinrr noisci in the cars, mucous drorminir back
the throat, coutinual hawkinjf and spitting, etc., woul-l ecctn to indi-
e it 13 n uiooct uiaense in which the entire circulation ntm the greater
of the system are involved. Catarrh J3 due to the presence of au excess
nc ncid in the blood. The Liver, Kidneys and Bowcb frequently be-
luijjiu axiu uuu in iiicir acuoii ntm instead oi carrying o:t tue rciuse
ivaste of the bodv. leave It to amir mid form itrl noid In the svsteni.
is taken up by the blood and through its circulation distributed to all
oi iae system. Ihcsc imnuritles in the blooa irritate and inllame
HlTerent membranes nnd tisnuca of tlie bodv. and the contrnctintr
cold will Btarjt the secretions and other disgusting nnd disagreeable
ptoms of Catarrh. As tho blood goes to all parts of the body the ca-
lal Dolsori n(Tvt nil nnrfa nf Mi avnfAin Tim 1miw1 Ima n I rrlif- fill!
Pg, nose continually stopped up, pains nbove the eyes, sligiit fever
fcs and goes, the stomach ia upset and the entire system disordered and
"l Catarrh for about fifteen 4n:ffCCt?d V'13 dl3CSC i "ifi .
a, nnd no man oni,tV.; time to trv to cure Catarrh with sprays.
LY1?."0' I tried ovorytUlnar washes. Inhalations, etc. finch treatment
p u iiour or. UUt no trood rn. . . .. . .' . " . .. , .i... i.n u ,i ..r ....n
i. zthanfiirann.sr. H.7.n.i does not rcacli tlie blood, and can. tncrciorc. '"' ""1 "in:a "' "l i'"
'thfl-lltti?Jinp-roJ0,nnt do nothing more than temporarily relieve , Ing, notwlthstaiidlng lt.s greatly Info-
trltaahora wlKwS.m?nri. the discomfort of tho trouble. To cure rlor dlmeiiBlons.
icnnanently t;io blood, must be
y purified and the system cleansed
jisons. nnd at the jame time
pro of M.s. b, BlrcuguieMca nuu built up. coining equals
t, MAT0, s, Q, Q, for this purpose. It nttacks the
disease at its head, goes down to the very
bottom of the trouble and makes a complete,
end lasting cure, S. S, S. removes every
particle of the catarrhal poison from the
blood, making this vital stream pure, fresh
and heal th v. -Then tho inflamed mem-
ELY VERFTARI F branta begin to heal, tha head is loosened
and cleared, the hawkingf and spitting cease,
nymptom disannenrn. tlm constitution is built n and vlrorouS health.
cd. H. fl. . nlso lotin nn the fitnmnrli ntid diirefltloti and acta as A
mo enure syfltcm, If you
f. nna wite ua n statement
yoii literature nbout Catarrh, anc
uc cuargo. 0, S. 8. is for sale at all first class draff stores.
TW SWUFT MPEOIFIO CO.. ATLANTA Cats.
From I'rnuc( Coiiiri. n (liutliillr Dcc
nritllvr i:fTfe for Dinner Tahli".
The heart of a china collector would
be made glad by a visit such as I en
Joyed recently In the shop of a cera
lnlsto d'art, says u Paris correspondent
of Vogue. I was shown real Sevres
pale tendre, made by tils own chemical
process. Hroken dinner services of an
cient design may be matched here and
completed. I saw beautiful plates and
dishes of transparent enamel, mast dlf
ilcult, It appears, to do, for It is put
Into the oven many times and often
broken In the process. .Small wonder,
then, It Is dear, for one cup and saucer
Is $100. A plate of "modern enamel"
Is J.'!."). The Sevres pate tendre Is In
lovely shades of pink, pale green nnd
blue. The plates are $.'10. The design
Is In delicate set flower.4 and graceful
garlandn. Very lovely wore plates of
pato tendre with circles of lovely pink
or delicious yellow, twined nbout with
tiny (lowers. These are each.
More modest In price are little boxes
for the dressing table, candlesticks and
little dishes, all copied from veritable
ancients, for ?L.I0, ?'J.SO nnd $8.20.
Who would not value a little gift of
that sort? There are vases of grace
ful form of $.1.0 anil umbrella handles
for $:t.'-'0. A copy of au old design Is
carried out In a chocolato pot for $S.
Cups to inn tell are $2.S0 each.
Such a quaintly decorative effect for
the dinner table may be obtained by
tiny Individual pots of flowers, not real,
as we have had them, nor even artifi
cial, but In porcelains In Imitation of
old iKireelalns do Saxe, pot and mossy
earth and demure little old-fashioned
(lowers, all In the faded hut strong old
colorings that harmonize so well with
old Strasbourg or Ilrlttany plates.
Tiny pots are 10 cents apiece and there
are soveral larger sizes for grouping
about a center decoration of porcelain
fruit. Tho larger Hits are $:i and $-1.
Hun, .11 oo ii nml Tlitca,
Tho sun and moon conjointly affect
tho oceauH In obedience to tho fact In
nature known as tho law of the attrac
tion of gravity. It Is the nature of
things that tho sun and moon shall pull
nt tho earth's waters, and no further
explanation can be given. When tho
sun and moon are pulling In line tho
tides aro highest and when pulling
against each other the lowest. Tho
moon Is ho much uearei' the earth than
What is Castoria.
ASTORIA, is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and
Soothing Syrups, It is pleasant, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other JTarcotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays
Poverishncss, It cures DiarrhcBa and Wind Oolio. It relieves Teething Troubles,
cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho childion's Panacea Tho
Mother's Friend.
The Kind Tou Have .Always Bought, and which has been in uso for over
30 years, has borne tho signature of CHas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under
his personal supervision since its infancy. .Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with
and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experimenta
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to Chas. II. Fletcher
Dr. F. OcrRld Blattner, of Buffalo, N. Y., says: "Your Castoria Is good
for children and I frequently prescribo It, always obtaining the desired
results."
Dr. Gustavo A. ElGengraeber, of St Paul, Minn., says: "I havo used
your Castoria repeatedly in my practice with good results, and can recom
mend it as an excellent, mild and harmless remedy for children."
Dr. E. J. Dennis, of St Louis, Mo., says: "I havo used and prescribed
your Castoria in my sanitarium and outsido practice for a number of years
and find it to bo an excellent remedy for children."
Dr. S. A. Buchanan, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: "I havo used your Cas
toria in the caEo of my own baby and find it pleasant to take, and hava
obtained excellent results from its uso."
Dr. J. E. Simpson, of Chicago, 111., says: "I havo used your Castoria In
cases of colic in children and havo found it tho best mcdlclno of Ha kind
on tho market"
Dr. It E. Esklldson, of Omaha, Neb., says: "I find your Castoria to bo a
standard family remedy. It Is tho best thing for Infants and children I
havo over known and I recommend it"
Dr. Jj. It Robinson, of Kansas City, Mo., cays: "Your Castoria certainly
ha3 merit Is not its age, Its continued uso by mothers through all theso
ycar3, and tho many attempts to Imitato it, sufficient recommendation?
What can a physician add? Leave it to tho mothers,"
Dr. Edwin F. Pardee, of New York City, says: "For several years I havo
recommended your Castoria and shall always contlnuo to do so, as it haa
Invariably produced beneficial results."
Dr. N. B. Sizer, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "I object to what are called
patent medicines, where maker alono knows what ingredients aro put la
them, but I know tho formula of your Castoria and advise its use."
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYG
Eoars
I m
AVetJc table Preparation for As
similating the Food andReg ula
ting the S looAxhs and Dowels of
Promotes Digestion.Chccrful
ness and Rest.Contal ns neither
Opnim.Morphine nor Mineral
Not Nabcotic.
AqM a Old nrSAHVTXPHlXH
Jnniem SmJ'
jtlxJtnna -
ftirmfA -hhluprm
Term
Ancrfcct Remedy forConsOpa
tion. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea,
Worms juonvulsions.revensii
ness and Loss OF SLEEP-
EacSinule Signature oi
NT3W "YORK.
Eoara the Signature of ,rgr'
KXACT COPY OP WRAPPER.
Ik Kind You Have Always Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
TMC CtMTAUB COMPAXT. TT MUIIKAT TBtCT. KIW YORK CITY.
1HWBWH
Nn ccllr fur Haute,
Mra. Ilokey (looking ot postmark)
My husband mailed this two days ago.
nnd It has a special delivery stamp ou It.
How does It happen that It wasn't deliv-
ercd yesterday?
Messenger We hare to be mighty keer
f til with them special delivery letters.
ma nin. Iliey're gener ly important, and
it won't do to hurry 'em. "
Jrnlona of the Aneel.
"She Is half frantic since her hus
band died."
"Yes; she Is sure he went to heaven
nnd she has Just read that the majority
of angola are women." Houston, Tex.,
Post.
Not KiHIrely.
The great flouring mill had stopped.
"What's the matter?" Inquired the re
porter, finding the proprietor alone in t'je
establishment.
"Strike."
"Are you abnolutely Idle?"
"No not absolutely!" anwered the
miller, griudiug his teeth. Ch.engo Tribune.
Impniilble.
Miss Rlnkles Everything costs so
much nowadays! I suppose I'll have to
lire plainer.
Miss Sbarptung Why, dear, you
couldn't be any plainer, and live.
Tliillf.
Convalescent Doctor, do you mean t
tell me that's my appendix?
Surgeon Yes, sir.
Convalescent Great Scott! It looka
more like a comic supplement 1
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
m COMFORT
on stormy days
1 V, by wearing a
SLICKER
Clean - Light
Durable
Ouarantoed
Waterproof
ere
mm
I 'I I 1W l
Vij TOwt (MAI
ft
OUCH, OH MY BACK "
NEURALGIA. STITCHES, LAMENESS. CRAMP
TWINGES, TWITCHES FROM WET OR DAMP
ALL BRUISES. SPRAINS, A WRENCH OR TWIST
THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY THEY CAN'T RESIST
Price 25c and 60c
n . i yBr turo, ana j. im Catarrh I
11 today rtu any man. Ithlnk I t!
rh in WooY diaoaao, inA tliorourjlil
.ttSV"tKV-a of all n
Kll LI
hW thinks xn
l CIO.
sor, Miob.
LS.S.
ICiinI!)' I)In( hiKiilxlioiI.
Clnra There Hhouhl bo u law pnaseil
computUm; men to wear Home distinct
drew to denote whether they are mar
ried or not,
Maude Oh, that Isn't necessary.
ClaraWhy not?
Maude When a man Is seen on tho
street In n last year's hat and biijHjy
trousers, It Is safe to hot that he's mar
ried. CIiIciiko Nowh.
Mortgages SftjESS!
tics purchased, LOANS made.
H. E. NOBLE
Commercial Block PORTLAND, OREGON
ENGRAVING Write Us
PLATES
POR PRINTING
HICKS-CHATTEN
Portland Oregon
One piece is a portion
and a luscious dessert Preferred Stock Peaches,
from the Highlands of California. Tln.se
mountain peaches are universally conceded to
be the finest peaches jn the world.
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
In order to secure extra superior quality and
flavor for Preferred Stock Yellow Dessert Peaches
they are selected, when ust ripe, juicy and spicy,
plucked in the morninr. then hand-peeled and
canned right in this mountainous, peach-growing country.
Purity and quality guaranteed Treferrtd Stock afjreur Grocer
ALLEN & LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers, PORTLAND, OREGON, U. 8. A
'via bA-a. . ! i m 'J
No Vn- Out of It.
Til, nd elvo you qweUI mcdM .dvlcf .'",
How could sho?'1
"Sho had to foj sho had a tlckot"
P. N. U.
No. 45-07
WIIKN wrltlna; to artvertlaora pleaae
luaulluB tlila iier.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3.00 & $3.50 SHOES T"J01TL0
aKrv&HOES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF-af
THE FAMILY. AT ALL PRICES.
&C& pWiJ I Uouglitm Uoum nut mahaHmeU
fZf unj rs rr ri I ntoro Men's S3 & $iI.GU shoos
" I than any other manufacturer.
THE ItEASON W. I-, Doujlaa shoos aro worn by more jieople
In all walWa odlfa thsn nay ot'ier muketa becau.to of their
xrllent stvlo, eaiv-lit'liCi ad u wrl r woarl m nualitirs.
'1 ha selortion of thaleattiars and other materials forcac i part
of tho shoo a-id o.rrv Uslall of the luaUug ia looked after bv
the most coinpletoorxanl .attoa of superintendents, foremen nnd
flillkvUloonialttr, w ho receive tho hluhasl unites mid In tha
shoe I nduttrv, and wUo workinsmhlj) cannot lo excelled.
ll loouul la o you nlo iiiylarzoiaciorles n irocl.toii,Mus
mil show you how cnrefullv W. L. Uoujla- shoes are niaue.au
wouliltheu uniltsnttand whv thevhoUl tholrshai, tit better,
and show you how cnrefullv
would then unilerstand wh
ear onirer Hiul Are of rrarer vlne lh&i Htiv uthir make
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If he i cannot supply you. sand
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Cdu5MJUitt2.5lvJtRfre,ctJMUlU Aalcdealer.exwe wUl g.nd poit palcfat aooa paccafe. rlte"or"ree.crt
w v.v.j. Munxut ujruu tiviArnJ i yuincy( iimi