T h e T im id
“ I w ill,’* she ex cla im e d . “ 1 w ill not
liv e w ith you a n oth er d a y !”
“ You le a v e me, w ill you?** he c a lm ly
N o tic e is hereby g iv e n that by v ir ­
tue o f an execu tion and order o f sale asked.
duly balied out o f and under the hand
“ Y e«, I w ill.’*
and seal o f Uhe cle rk o f the circuit
“ W hen?”
court o f the .state o f O regon, fo r 1'olk
“ N o w —righ t o f f—th is minute.**
cM.nty, Oepartiuent No. *2. bearing «1st« the
“ Y ou ’ ll go away?**
2 r I i.tiy of Mar , A. I
1 tO, ami o modi-
“ Yea. §lr.”
! i ted ui a ewilain ait , ... ,iug in * ua «. i court,
“ I w ou ld n ’ t I f 1 w e re you .”
-he ti » the Hoard of ( otnuiiaaiouers for the
•vale oi school and university land* and tor
“ But l w ill, und I d e fy you to pre­
1 ike hives meat of the fends ariaing therefrom ve n t roe. I h ave Buffered at y o u r b a u d »
is |oainlilt, and Joim Hums, Jelude M. |
; tones, M. M. Jones and At. Vv. Jones are de- j a » lon g as I can put up w ith it.”
“ Ob, 1 shan't try to »to p y ou .” he
j einlun.s, coiuiiiaiitUlig me to
the lie rem­
it f ter d« suribed real property, I will on
q u ie tly replied. " I ’ ll «im p ly rep o rt to
S - t u d a *, th e 2 8 .h d a / o fA o r il,
the p olice that m y w ife lias m y s te r i­
1900, at the hour of 1 o’oh ck, p. in., of said ou sly d l«fl ppeured. T h e y ’ ll w a n t y o u r
Y ou -
day, Mi ll at public auction at the front door of j descrip tion, and I w ill g iv e it.
the county couit house, in the city of Daila«, i w e a r No. 7 sh oe*; you h a ve au e x tr a
in said l*olk county, state of Oregon, t*i the la r g e m outh; you w a lk s tiff in y o u r
1 highest bidder for LT. S. gold coin, cash in
hum! on day of fait*, in the manner provided k n e e «; y ou r nose tu r n « up at the en d ;
by law, all the right, interest ami title which ey e s rath er ou the sq u in t; vo lco lik e
the said defendants, or either of them, and all a ” -
persons claiming by, through er under them,
“ W re tc h !
Vou
w ou ld n ’ t d a re do
had on the 18th day of Decendier, 181)0, the
date of the a o t.g.rge foreclosed in said suit, th a t!” «lie scream ed.
“ I c e r ta in ly w ill, aud the d escrip­
or have subsequently acquired, or now have,
in and to the said mortgaged piemises, de- tion w ill go In a il the papers.”
s..'HLed in said execution and decree as fol­
T h e y g la re d at each oth er a m om ent
lows, to-wit: A ll that niece or parcel of laud,
Th en it w as plain to be
known in the plats of the United States sur­ in silence.
veys as Wm. Sell ing's donation land claim, seen he had the d ead w ood ou her.— I
notification 2,4*1), claim 59, si Minted in town­ C olu m bus Journal.
ship 1) south, inuge 5 west, of the Willamette
| meridian, in Polk county, Oregon, more pai-
E n d u r a n c e o f (« r e n t K e n t.
: ticuiarly described as beginning (> 94 chains
T h e G olden P e n u y nay« th at In Iron
north and 10.43 chains east of t)ie point where
> the quaiter section line running east ami west fo u u d rle«. blast fu rn a c e « and stea m ­
| through the center of section 30. in township ship lio llc r room « the a rtlflc !,,-l beat !s
I !), south, range 5 west, and section 25, of town ho g r e a t t h a t It d r i v e s out the h u m idi­
| siilp i) south, range (> west, crosses the town-
j ship line rtiUiiing north and south between ty, and th e w orkm en su ffer fa r I is b
! township 9 south, range 5 west, and township than Is usually supposed. In the m elt­
!) south, range <» west; running thence south in g room o f the print the tem p e ra tu re
! 32.52 chains, thence south 7!) degrees west 08 is 100 d e g re e » F\. In blast fu rn a ces
| chains, thence north 52degrees west 25 chains,
thence noitli 18 degrees e.ist 51.t>0 chains, a bou t 115 d egrees and In steam ship
It Is said
| ti ence ♦ ast 70.08 chains to the place of begin- b o iler ro o m » 140 degrees.
! aing, containing 32d acres more or less. Also that 118 d eg re es o f beat In a pure, d ry
j the south half of the northwest quarter of see- a ir Is not fe lt so much as a m ixtu re
I tion 50, iti’ lowiiship 1) south, range 0 west of
the
Willamette uieiidiaii, containing 80 o f 90 d egrees o f bent and 80 per cent
A lth o u gh a p p a ren tly
j acres. Also the north hall of the northwest o f hu m idity.
quaiter > f section 30, in tow nship 1) south, p a ra d oxic a l, the statem en t is co rrect
raiige0w est,«*f said meridian, containing 80 th at people w ou ld be co oler s ittin g be­
acres. Also the southeast quarter of section
35, in towuiship 1) south, range 0 west, of said sid e a red hot s to v e than th ey w ould
meridian, containing 100 acres. Also the be In the street on a n y hot day.
northwest 40 of the northwest quaiter of sec­
tion 30, in township 1) south, range 0 west, of
said meridian, containing 40acres. Also the
W ir e le s s T e le g r a p h y .
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
I t is said th a t su ccessfu l ex| eri-
section 30, in township 1) south, range 0 west,
>f said meridian, containing 40 acres, all in u ients h a v e at la st been a cco m p lish e d
Polk county, Oregon; the whole amount of in w iie le s s te le g r a p h y , and th is w ou ld
said lands being 720 acres, more or less. Haul
sale is made to satisfy the amounts specified u n d o u b ted ly he a g o * ! th in g and r e v ­
o lu tio n iz e n in n y w ays »if d o in g lumi
in said execution and decree.
Hated at Ouilas, Oregon, this 30th day **f
•ess. O n e w rite r has g o n e m i far as
March, 1000.
o any that w ireless t» le g n .p h y i.« the
J. d . V A N O K 8 D E L,
g n u test d is c o v e ry o f th e age.
W e tug
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
to d itier.
D o n o t o v e r lo o k H o s l e t 'e r ’s
S to m a c h H itter.« w h en y o u talk about
G ie g r e a t tilin g s o f the w o rld . T h is
Citation.
peerless m e d ic in e has d e n e m ure to
p ro m o te h e a lth a n d s e ttle stoin.ich
In the county court of the state of Oregon
tro n b la s than a n y o th e r m e d ic in e in
for Hoik county.
It cu res d y s p ep sia , indi
in the mutter of the estate of David Davis, - x is te n c e ,
leceased.
g e s tio n , m a la ria a n d c o n s tip a tio n .
It
15» Mary Dieckhoff, Kdgar Davis, Frank Da­ n e v e r fa il», T r y it
and he sure and
vis, Ida L e w , A. «1. Davis and William L.
g e t th e g e n u in e w itli p r iv a te 1 oven u e
Davis, greeting:
D o­
IN T D K N A M E OF T I I E S T A T E OF « la m p m e r th e n e ck o f b o ttle.
bvgon, you aud each of you are hereby cited nut let th e d r u g g is t palm o ff*a su b s ti­
uid required to appear in the county court of tute.
the state of Oregon, for the county of Polk,
it the court room thereof, in Dallas, in the
skid county of Polk, on
M o v e m e n t o f n in c le r a .
D o ll.
rii'lt n. 6 yea r« old, was sont to bod
alone on I In* third Hour, Louise being »Irk
ami k«*j l down in her mother*» room. It
Wtt» tlif !i.>t time llcie u hud thu» taken
on tlu* urowu person*» burden, and »ho
was ho good about it that presently her
elder sister c rept up into the room to see
how she was getting along and to tell her
a story. She found her with hands clinch­
ed around her doll and w i t h e r eyes and
mouth screwed up tightly, lrelen opened
her ey e » with a start and gasped, “ Oh,
•inter!**
“ W hy, what’s the matter. Helen?”
“ W ell, you see, this doll is afraid, and
I have to hold her hand. She is afraid
o f foxes and—tigers.**
“ Nonsense*, dearie!” the sister said.
“ Oh, hut she's afraid o f more than
lhat—rohliera and—huigulars!”
“ W ell, why didn’t you tell her that
liaminu and sister w ere right down
stairs?”
"W e ll, ’ at is *e funny part o f it. I kept
saying just as fast us I could: ‘ M y moz-
zer is right down 'tairs.
M y sister is
right down ’ lairs. My mozzer can hear
me i f I call.’ Hut ’ at doll kept right on
being a fraid !”
W nltalnfK M ice.
T h e Japanese have n queer little do­
mestic uniinnl—n black and white mouse
with pink eyes. T h e peculiarity o f this
breed of mice is that when other baby
mice are just beginning to walk t h e s e a r e
beginning to w alls. a m they keep up
their w altzing the greater part o f their
waking hours all their life.
I f several mice are put together, they
often waltz in couples. Sometimes even
more than tw o join in the mad whirls,
which are so rapid that it is impossible
to tell heads from tails. I f the door o f
their cage is not smooth, they actually
w ear out their feet, leaving only stumps
to whirl on. Th ese remarkable whirls
seem to la* as necessary to the waltzing
mouse as midair somersaults to the tum­
bling pigeon.
An upright peg forms a convenient
pivot for these Japanese pets. "H u t even
without this guide.” says N atural
i-
enee, “ they would not in several minutes
cover an area larger than a dinner plate,
and they ensily spiu under a tumbler.”
Iln c e H o r s e
iiim
I Jockey.
Cut out these two cards and paste them
on either side o f a piece o f pasteboard
the same size. He sure to have the horse
right side up and the man upside down.
M o n d a y , th e 7 th day of M a y,
MMX), at !(o’clock in the forenoon of that day,
hen and there to show cause, if any there la*,
why II. I ’». Cospcr, the administrator with
will annexed, of the estate of David Davis,
leceased, should not be authorized, license»
ind e ii powered to sell at public auction, ii
'.he manner provided by law, for the purpos
•f raising funds with which to pay off the in
lehtedness of said estate, the leal pro pert}
•elonging tosaid estate, which is described as
bl ows, to-wit: The southeast quarter of
•eetii ii is, in township 9 «oath, rang» <> west,
•f the Willamette meridian, in the county’ »»I
¡’oik an I state of Oregon, and containing ltfO
tores.
W IT N E S S the Hon. W. L. Wells, judge
ot the county court of the stub
of Oregon, for the county of
fsKAL
Polk, with thesculof snid court
affixed, this 111th day of March.
A. D., 11100.
Attest: E. Hay ter, clerk.
that when the card is turned rapidly
the rider is H eated properly. Cut a small
hole at each end and insert a string.
T w is t the string in opposite directions
with your fingers, and as it unwinds the
rider
gallops.—Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
ho
C h r is tin a * ns o f
Jan. 0 was at one time celebrated as
Christm as day, and it was not until the
fifth century, it is said, that Dec. 25 was
generally observed as a festival in honor
o f the birth o f Christ. Since that time,
however, the Christian world has Joined
in exchanging tokens o f good will on the
day now set apart us Christinas. Th ere
is an old record that in the fourth cen­
tury the Homan emperor, Diocletian,
while keeping court at Nicomediu, lenru-
Summons.
ed that n host o f Christians were gather­
ed in a place o f worship on the 0th o f
January for the purpose o f celebrating
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon
the birth o f Christ. T h e emperor ordered
for Polk county, department No. 2.
the doors o f the church shut and then r. M. I’ aiiuy, plaintiff, )
had the building set on fire. It is suit!
v»
that 000 persons perished in the dames. | lohn Munson, Arvilla i
T h is was the beginning o f what is culled Munson, ami H. L. |
the tenth persecution, which lusted ten Fenton, A. F. Toner, \
partner» rloing hnsiuess j
years.
mder the firm name of |
Fenton & Toner, and |
W h e n T r e e » Do fo S l e e p .
I. C. Proctor ami Mar |
Trees and plants have their regular
tha Pritctor, defend- I
times for going to sleep as well ns boys ants.
J
and girls. Th ey need the same chance to T o J . C. Proctor, one of the above name«! de­
rest from the work o f grow ing and to re­
fendants:
pair and oil the machinery o f life.
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E STATIC Oh
Koine plants do all their sleeping in the Oregon, you are hereby required to appeal
winter while the ground is frozen and the and answer the complaint filed auainst you in
limbs are bare o f leuves.
In tropieul the above entitled suit on or before the last
countries, where the snow never fulls and d <v of the time preRcrilied in the order foi
it is always growing weather, the trees publication of this »uimnons, to-wit: The 1st
day of June, 1900. and if you fail t»»ao appear
repose during the rainy season or during and answer, plain till will apply to the said
the periods o f drought.
court, for the relief demanded in his complaint
Th ey alwuys choose the most u nfavora­ The relief demanded in said complaint is for e
ble working time for doing their steep, judgment and »le *ree ag timt the defendant,
just as man chooses the night, when he John Munson, for the sum «>f $1,600, witli in
cannot fe e to work.________________________ tcrest thereon at the rate «*f 10 per cent, pei
»111111111 from the 3rd day of December, 1808,
wnd f»n the further snui of $200 attorneys
BO Y E A R S ’
fees, and for c<sits and diMbursements in this
suit, ami for a decree that plaintiff's uiort-
E X P E R IE N C E
I gage meiitiore laud »iescribisl in the complaint
herein be foreel«»sed, and that the preinise-
therein «leecrilied la* sold to satisfy said sums,
I and that you la* barred and forever f»*r»Hih*se«l
j of ami from any and all right, title and inter-
1 est in or t«* the following descritied premises,
to-wit: A ll «»f that tract of land situate in
| P..lk jomitv, Oregon, to-wit: Heginnit.g at
trad ì m a ir i
! a point in the center of the county road at the
D e tta i»
j southeast corner of the M artha' K. Bur for» I
C o p y r ig h ts Ae.
Anyone sending a sketch end deaeri ptlnn may
1 tract In the donation laud claim of David
— ascertain
eoertHtn our
onr opinion free whether
an
quickly
i
Grant ami wife, N»»t No. 1,951, section 33,
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Is probably
patentable. Communion-
township 7 south, range 5 west, thence run
rions s
strictly
on M
fa ten
t r t w confident
| H H 8 8 lai.
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9 IIB IM M
M R te P
Oldset ap.
»ent free. k Oldest
aireiiry fo r securing patents.
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uing west along the center of sai«i ma»l 17 1-2
1‘ ntents taken through Munii A Co. receive
|
clialii»,
thence mtrtli t«» th* center «»f the 1^;-
»pedal notice, without charge. In the —
— gg
Oreole river, thence down said river with the
invaii leriligs thereof to a |s*int line north «»t
starting |H»int, tlu nee s-mfth 22-75 chains t*
A handsomely lllnstratod weekly, harvest olr-
the place of begfnuiiig, c»mtaining 24 acres
rnlntlon o f any scientific Journal. Term s. f:i a
I m»*re or less.
rear : four months, »1. Bold by all pew «dealer*.
'i’tiis summons is published by «»rvler of th«
H«*n. W. 1« jn )ge of the county c*>urfc of tbt
Branch Otiti-e, it® K Ht., Washington, D. C.
'tate of Oregon for Polk c«»iiiit}, m%«le :»•
chambers on vh«» 17th day »»f Apt il, liKk). Tin
• l»te »»f the Hmt pul» icati *n is April 20, 19C0,
itiil »J the last publication «lone 1, l!X)U.
T O W N S E N D «t H A R T ,
Att«*rneys f«*r Plaintiff.
In the circuit court of the state of Oniegt n
for the c i mty of Polk, department No. 2.
Hmi • A Him, plain'.itf,
j
va.
L
Arthur Vilen, defendant. f
T«» Arthur Allen, the defendant al*ove n:\in *d;
T h e l.w t l ! |*o|»n ( n M l I n g .
IN T H E N W IE OF T H E S T A T E OF
H- -«• are the Lollipop children
Oregon you are herwhv comm >n led t*» ap|M*sr
HütMwg down Sugarlo«! h ill!
and answer the e *111 plaint tiled against >ou
)*\.n by the sle«!ful ! Dear me. though.
on or lief ore the laat day of the time prr«criL-
One of them's In for a spill!
c l in the >r<le,- for the public Uion of tins sum.
no hi «, to-wit: Tue first »lay of tune, 19» t),
and if von fail so to .v»*iear or answer, f»»r
want theieof i-iaiutitf will apply to the court
f»*r the rdief demand.-d In her conqdaiut.
The reli. f praved for in «aid coin pi vint 1 « f«*r
a decree .lias . 1 1 jg the lent is of matrimony
n«*w exis ing IsHween plain'i f ami ■10 foil L«nt.
for the cost«sly ».f the minor chi*d »-f pi dntirf
• 11 f defendant, * 11 1 for the i*h;vu,;e ..f plain-
tiffs IIAUI * fr**»« 8||sie Allen to Scale \l»«»ri-
fiel I. an«i f«»r her c . M t « »n I J m ’ hi . imui m u In
this »«It.
To*» n n*»»•»«•« I * ub|;**«p.l |uirvi;int *■«
order of the ll»»n»*nih,e W I . Vb a, jtidg f
the county c«uiit o f the st-.te
( >r«-g«*ti f >r
Tr*«-k. irtik. tr««k. hr!ow (hrrv!
Polk cminty. «Di! v m »«I • and nfcr-tl at cham­
*>v. r «he t'Utt:|«**r *)>r ç«w»!
ber* uti the HHluhty «»f V|»rt. I!KA The «late
Th« re ! l*t«i * 1 » net • l*»tf »unta
of Uie ftmt publicivtl«Hi «n this summons is
R lfM os her toIli|N»p ihm »?
A pril 20, P.100, and < f the laat publication
- I* r ls »m F.<h»c«Uofv
P aten ts
S cientific A m e r ic a n .
MUNN & Co.î#,B^ * ’ New York
Summons.
Ju n e I ,
I duo .
T n W N . s E N D «% H A H T,
Attorney« f»*r plaintiff.
S h e D e c id e d t o I t e n a l a .
Sheriffs S'ile.
C H IL D R E N 'S C O LU M N .
I
T h e In tern a tion al g la c ie r com m ission
recen tly m ade an excu rsion
to the
G rlu isel to contin ue Its in v estig a tio n s
on the A a r glacier. From 1838 to 1845
A ga ss iz and his N eu eh a tel frie n d s dls
co vere d in the m orain e o f the lo w e r
A a r g la c ier an enorm ous block o f
stone, w hich a ffo rd ed natu ral p rotec­
tion. and they erected there a stone
hut w hich they ca lled the H o te l des
N euchatelols.
T h is
“ hotel”
m oved
d o w n w a rd 210 fe et In the fiv e yea rs
fro m 1842 to 184(5. F rom 184(5 to 188-1
the d o w n w a rd m ovem ent w as 181 fe e t
per annum, and fro m 1884 to 1899 It
w as 173 fe et per annum . W e thus pos­
sess an ex a c t record o f the m ovem en t
o f the lo w e r A a r g la c ie r d u riu g a peri­
od exten d ed o v e r 00 years.
“ T h e B e tte r P e r t
O f v a lo r is d is cretio n / * and th e f e t t e r
purl o f tlu* tre a tm e n t o f d isease is pro*
v n ¡0 1 . D isease o r ig in a te s in im p u r
; * in tlie b lo od .
F lood*» B arsapar-
r i l l p u rifie s the blood
P e o p le w h o
.«•** it at this season say th e y are kept
hei I t \ v tlic y ea r rou n d.
I t is because
hi* J m e tlii in e e x p e ls im p u r i'ie s a id
nukes the b lo o d rich and h e a lth g iv
in * .
A ll
P ills .
liv e r
ills
a re cu red b y
T h r r itr
11« on*.
o f It.
I wrote some v«*rtt*s on«* fair day.
A»»«l It was niv endeavor
To tiring to H k I>( some worthy tiling
Which should live on forever.
The punctuation I thought right.
The limn correctly worded.
But when I heard it tlrst declaimed,
Alan, the thing was murdered!
— Yonkers Statesman.
Not S u fficien t T liu c .
“ Iln ve I time i«» run ncnmH the uTrvet
snd mutch u smupit* »»f ribbon?” asked
tbt* woman of the »I p | h » i irntouiiiu.
“ Ob. «I«,nr, 11 «»!” lie replied. “ W hy tb«
train leav«*s iu three hour» and a half.
Chieasf» P o «f
_
F o r O v e r F i ft y Y e a r s .
A n <»1«l an»l wtdl trie d rem ed y .
M r*
W in s lo w ’ s S o o th in g S y ru p has h* » n
•n»e<l lo r «»\er fifty y e a r s hv m illio n * o f
•nolht r* f*»r t h e ir c h ild r e n w h ile U 'elh-
titg, w ill» p o r fe r t siicoees. I t so*»die*
he c l i i M . ’s o fte n s th e g lim s , a lla y * a ll
pain, « lire* w in d «'«»lie a m i i* th e »»e**
rein« «ly fo r d ia rrh o e a .
I* p leasan t t<
’ lie )H *le. F o !d hy d r u g g ia t* in e v e ry
•arl o f th • w orld .
25 e e n fs a b o ttle .
I l * v a lu e i« in c a h 'iila h le .
B e su re and
i.«k f«»r M r*. \VinsI«»w*a S o u th in g Sy
rn p and nik*' n o o th e r kim l.
dowrf* to C ard in a l G ib b o n » men n ave 1
been In th e habit o f la y in g the blam e
Old as the Hills
« r e th e peins and aches o f
R D E U M A T IS !
N EU R A LG Ü
TI10 Kind Y ou Hnvo Alwuys Itou<*ht, and which lius been
in
n*e l for
over
r s , lias born« tlio Bignnturo of
111 11.10
ilt W
. I l I !?(>
>1/ y I e a
<11
1 and lias been made under Ills per-
>nul supervision since its iufuncy.
Allow no one to deceive you iu tills.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but E x­
periments tliat trllto with aud endanger tlie health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
SCIATICA
Sure a » taxes is the cure o f
ta«m by
St Jacobs Oil
W hat is C A STO R IA
E L L A W H EELER WILCOX,
o f m ost th in g s ou w om a n 's shoulders.
She fu rth er d ecla res that m an's n e g ­
lect o f w oinau, the abuse o f w h at he
' ca lls Ids “ rig h ts.” d r o v e w om an ou t­
side o f the hom e c ir c le iu search o f In­
terests and sym path y. It w as because
be hurt her heart that w om an cam e to
I think she had a n y th in g apart from
1 se rvin g In lov e's court.
PE M P.F %
I'HE DAY.
1 T h e diHcussiou is not new . but the
port takeu In It b y tw o such w e ll
Th ou gh ht * the ru ler o v e r a « n a il
kn ow n persons as C a rd in a l G ibb ons 1
prlii- ipahty, C i p a t o Hi- hard I*. 1 *ary,
aud E lla W h e e le r W ilc o x r e v iv e s the
u iilita iy g o vendor o f Guam , is a m an , Interest.
o f la rg e Ideas. Guam is a sm all island
S e n a t o r M a s o n 's D a n ft h te r a .
In the Pacific, a cquired by the U nited
M isses E llie l W . and Ru th W . M a ­
States du ring the shuffles o f the past
son. d au gh ters o f S en ator W illia m M a­
tw o years. I t is th e purpose o f the
son o f Illin ois, a re stu d y in g la w In
govern m en t to establish and m aintain
W a sh in gton college.
E th el is 24 aud
a co alin g station on the island, aud
her sister th ree y ea rs you nger.
O ne
C aptain L ea ry and his assistants have
p la ys the violin , tlu* oth er the piano,
about com pleted the plans fo r carry-
and both a re good singers. T h e Co- j
j lum bian L a w school refused to a d m it (
1 them on account o f sex. and they w en t
' to W a sh in gton co lleg e. In a d d ition to
| her school w ork E th el has a position In
j th e C ongressional lib ra ry.
Castorlu Is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Moi-phiuo nor other Narcotic
substance. Its uko is Us guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrluea and Wind
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlio
Stomach and Bowels, giving- healthy und natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’ s Friend.
GENUINE
C A STO R IA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In U s e F o r O v e r 3 0
My E ire .
It starts;
A sinuous eyelash from the sun,
A golden, leaf shaped, duncing thing,
Bending fernlike in a magic breeze.
I
And grows
And saps the virgin forest's strength
V illi writhing, b itin g arms,
And with its red jaws through the gloom
Custs elfin shadows round the room.
And waxing still
It lashes round the knotted w’ood
W ith soft but cruel sting,
T ill, gorged with strength, it fades away
Beneath a coverlet of gray.
H1 PAN S
And now,
Like molten sunset from the west,
rul3sUd as with livin g breath
T ill, dying midst the (»ones its greed has nude.
Its heart is still, and ashes mark the grave.
—A. It. Allan in Morningside.
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I
C A PTA IN ItKJHAKD P. LE A K Y .
Ing out this purpose.
T h e m ost In­
teresting featu re o f the ca p ta in 's reign
In Guam has been his d e sire to im prove
the mental and m oral condition o f the
1 CJnamese. Soiue m ouths a go he ap-
j pl!'*»J to the n avy depa rtm en t fo r nddi-
iio 'ia ! eqtripment to h»*!p him In this
« .nimentUioL. w ork.
H e now w rites
... ii. ~ e o u s i u f »
Ion o f his fo r ­
m er r e tp -its and e x f *sslng the hope
that the depart nn *nt w ill at once send
him ‘a good lib ra ry ” and “ som e m u­
sical Instrum ents.”
T h e Jokers a re
h a v in g fun w ith C ap tain L ea ry , but
the people o f Guam (anId to num ber
a Ivon t 200) a re behind him to a man.
A G ra c e fu l W o m an .
T h e Prin cess o f W a les Is a w on d e r­
fu lly g r a c e fu l w om an and w alk s w ith
a rap id, g lid in g step, the head beau ti­
fu lly poised upon the pretty shoulders.
T h e figu re has not a ltered much, and
the princess holds h e rs elf m ost beau ti­
fu lly e r e c t w ith o u t stiffness, an a ccom ­
p lish m en t that Is shared by her sis­
ters as w e ll as by her «laughters.
F e n c iu g and calisthenics w h ile the
P rin c es ses o f W o le s w e r e g r o w in g did
th is fo r them .
E v en w hen ou board
th e r o y a l yach t the royal g irls had
th eir ten m inutes o f ex ercise e v e ry
m o rn in g b e fo re they dressed.
R a s k i n ntid (h e B lcjrc le.
John Ruakin had no sym path y w ith
the b icycle. In a le tte r to a frien d he
sa id : " I am prepared to spend a ll my
best ‘bad language’ In reprobation o f
bl, trl anti 4, 5, 0 or 7 cy cles and e v e r y
o th e r co n trivan ce an«l Invention fo r
su persed in g
human fe e t on G o d 's
groun d. T o w alk, to run. to leap and
to da u ce are the virtu es o f the hum an
body an«l neither to strid e on stilts,
w r ig g le on w heels nor d a n g le on ropes.
N o th in g In the tra in in g o f the hum an
tnlnd w ith the body w ill e v e r super- i
sede th e appointed G o d 's w a y o f w alk-
lug.”
F o r B r it o n
and
Ilo e r .
Alas,
for the Boer and Briton!
Alas, for the ^
Briton and Boer!
Lot us pray to ihc Clod o f Peace, let us curse the ;
god of war.
Let us pray for the tim e when strife shall cease
And all nations worship the God of Peace and
curse the god of war.
A Good
*lV re are desolate homes on the veldt, there are
desolate homes afar;
Dead are the dead, maimed the maimed, doomed
other martyrs are.
From English dales and Scotland’ s glens, from
Irish cots and hills o f Wales
Come sighs and sobs and funeral wails,
And sigh an l sob and Lear for tear.
The Transvaal mourners weep their dear.
P r e s c r ip t io n
As they are »iriven together in battle, ordered tc
do or die.
T. Atkins doesn’ t know what it’ s about,
Figh tin g fanners wonder why.
So the good queen weeps in her castle— weeps for
Briton and Boer.
And mothers and widows and children weep and
curse the god o f war.
i b r mankind
W ho shall he damned for the slaughter? Some
chief o f political ring?
Some ruler stubborn and crafty or some ice
hearted diamond king?
But idle now to question whose the blame may
be.
I f the rase were left to the God of Peace, he
would surely damn all three.
Ten for five cent*,at Druggists. Orncers, Restaurants,
Saloons, News-Stands, General Stores and R.,rl»-rs
Shops. They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life.
One gives relief I N o matter what’s tlie mailer, nm- will
do you good.
Ten samples and one thousand testi­
monials sent by mail to any address <»n receipt of price,
by the Ripant Chemical Co., lo.Sprucc St., New Yutk City.
Now, blessed be those who make peace; ever :
cursed be those who make war:
N o n u tter who speaks lor the Briton, no matter !
who sides with the Bix-r.
4
—George Crouch in New York ‘.''nn.
w
g
M c P h e r s o n
General Pacific Coast Agent for
Richard and Boynton Cos
Warming Furnaces.
John Van Range Go’s hotel and household ranges.
and
East
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
SHASTA
HOTTE
Trains leave Dalian for Portland and way stations
at 0:10 a. pi. pxeppt tiupdnys.
American Boiler C o’s boilers for steam and hot water.
S h e Blninew t h e M en.
In a recent sermon C ard in al G ibbons
uaed M«m.e sin ,r la n gu a ge c< • 1« mtiu
lo r y «»t‘ w o u i . mi . * rig h ts w om en am i so-
1 iety kviriery **In the higher
a lts o f '
life “
t : *»»»-
iuflucina s. ; ear- j
dlnal a - v r t s “ w om en gad al»out an«*.;
negl«*el t^eir hotiseliold duties.”
L«k* Wfteeku \\ u tu i, though pro­
testin g that she Is uot a w om an suf-
f i n g l 't nik«** iif» the cu dgel» In d e fe n se
c f L •*. » 1
s 1':* sa vs that fro m A dam
tabules
Doctors find
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P la in t
Also the largest stock of warm air registers and
supplies on the Pacific coast.
4 7
F ir ,ta n d 4 6
P O R TLA N D
catarrh :
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furnace
$ e c o r \ d s^Trcc-fes,
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O REQ O N
FORERUNNER OF
CONSUMPTION.
CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE,
W rn (liin i> (l ns I'sn n t.
Ye a rs .
THE CENTAU* COMPANY, TT MUNNAV »TWEET. NEW VOWW CITY.
F ew realize w hat a deep-seate«l, obstinate disease Catarrh is, regard ing it as a sim ple inflam m ation of
t t h n t O T r t id c d H e r .
the noee and throat, little or no attention is g ive n it. But, how ever insignificant it m ay seem at first, it
M ilk lH*nler W h at «ltd you say to
is serious ami far-reaching in its results.
M rs S h arpe y e s te rd a y w hen you call
Th a fou l secretions en terin g the circulation poison the en tire system. T h e stomach, kidneys — in
fact all the o r g a n s — fe e l the effect o f this catarrhal poison, and when the lungs are reached its progress
etl fo r her iim tiey ?
is rapid and destructive, and fin ally ends in consumption.
D r iv e r N oth in g pn rtleu lar.
W hy?
It frequ ently happens that the senses o f hearing and sm ell are in part or en tirely lost. thC soft bones o f
M ilk D ea ler S h e a sent w ord that
the nose eaten into and destroyed, causing intense suffering and g rea tly disfigu rin g tlie face. W h ile sprays
she d«»n t w ant ns to s e rv e her any
washes and salves m ay g iv e tem porary relief, no perm anent benefit can be ex pected from such treatm ent.
m ore
Von 11111*1 h a ve said som ething
to olTeinl tier.
D r iv e r No. I d id n 't. I sim ply aaked
her fo r the inouey fo r the w eek 's milk.
8 be says. " Y o u 'd (»etter chalk It up.” ,
aiul I *ny*. " W e do that a lre a d y .” - • ami far heruod the reach o# mere local remedies. Those who rely upon them fo r a cure lose valuable tim e, m eet with «lisap
point ment and allow the disease to take firmer hold. O n ly a real M ood rem edy can reach this troublesom e and dangerous disease
('a th o lu Staudur I am ! T l n i r t
S. 8. S cures Catarrh because it first cleanses and builds up the blood, purifies it, m akes it rich and healthy, stimulates ami
puts new life into the sluggish worn-out organs, and thus relieves the system o f all poisonous accumulations.
C lara —Did the newsfm|»crs notice
y o u r pti|«a at the 'lam piet?
F t n ld le Yes.
C l a m - W e l l , m am m a saf«1 she could
not in*e his nam e in the lint.
F r e d d ie - No. but the list en«ls up
w ith “ m id o th e r «.’* T h at u te«n * paim.
T h e y a lw a y s m e m ¡00 him th at w a y . -
T i t Bits.
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Lesve Portland 8:30 a in, 7:3-. p in
I,eave Salem 11 n ni;9:3fi pm
A rrive Aiildand 12:33 a nr. ll;3rt a m
A rrive Sacramento i> p m: 4:25 a m
A rrive Sun Francisco 7:4f» p tu; 8:16 a m.
A rrive Odgen 5:45 a ni; 1 1 :15 a w .
A rrive D enver9 00 a m; 9:0*1 a m .
A rrive Kansas Cftv 7:25a m; 7:25 a m.
Arriva Chicago 7:45 a m: 9:*> a m.
A rrive T.cm A n c r e s 1:80 p m: 7:00a tn.
A rrive El P>«*<* 0:00 p m; 6:«-0 p ni.
A rri i* Fort W ottli 6 SD a ni; ♦» :«<> a m.
A rrive City o# M«*xl o
a m; 9:56 a in.
Arrive IIu»tun 4 00 a ut;4:0OS m.
Arrive New Orleans (i: 5 P 111 ;6:25 p tn*
A frit a VN :.»hi»«kt<*n 6:42 a m; «J 4 • a m.
A i r . « « New \«.rk 12 43 p n»; l: :4» |» m.
Pullman and Tourist cara ou h"th trains. C hair
ai r s*« rutiM'nIn to Oilgen an«l El P am >, ao<l U-ur'Sl
ars to vb .rago, St. L**uu», New Orleauv «ntl (|a*h
uyton.
Connettine at San Franetoro a it h «e »e r a l r i «an
•hid linea f..r Hou» lulu. Japan, China, PhUlipii.«
..««¡ti al and South America.
C O U V A I L l > V A 11. D A I L Y
( K . viH Mittet«) I
; SO A i l L t.
A r .-. 0 P
11:03 A « Lv.
Ivrry
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l l i t . n i At.
Ct.rvmlB,
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DALLAS
S S. S. u m wlc of roots, herbs sari barks of wonderful tonics! and purifying
;-<-r!irs. It is the only Teyetsble blood purifier known, snd a certain snd safe
cure for all blood troubles. Send foe out book on Blood ami Skin Diseases, and at
die same thae write cmr physicians about r o a r case They will cheerfully give yon
an» information or advice wanted
W e make no charge for this. ■
IASEENC.ER.
Daily, F le ..p t ? «B (ia y .
L*al:Ofi
Mrs Josephine P o lh tll. o f D oe W est, S. C.. w rites
“ I had Catarrh, which became «o deep-
seated .hst 1 was e n tire ly d e a f in on e ear. and a ll inside of m r nose. incloiUng pari of the rone,
«douched «>ff W h e a th e disease had g o n e thia fa r the physician g a v e m e up * * incurable. I
«to rrn n n ed t » try H. !» 8 • • « ls*t resort and began to im p ro v e at once. I l seeim ! to ¡«et at the
« * « 1 0 # the disease, an d a fte r a fe w w eek s treatm en t I w as e n tire ly cured, aud for more than
•even y e a r » h ave b a d no s ig n o f th e disease.’
« U t tn ta , I l ( 't •
m (rM n lM u t Eu ttm n ilim t .
A v
ll.
• A M
» a a
V A M H t li U IV lfd O K .
foot
Je-i er-u«' street.
Ï ir L IK dei*»t.
M A IL - T H I » M . K L 1 .
L «a v e S a a a .u * .
L en t- ):&:) p. n .
A fr i« « 5:10 p. m
» * » » . —.«1
I aihte
A i. ite
A rrive S f i f p it,
A rrive e So « in
Leave 7 SO a. tu
See I. N W ar Am MTcnt et Dalla« «t*ti.>n or addrrae
«V II M A R K B A M . O. P A.