SKIN
DISEASES
HUMORS IN THE BLOOD
It
Wh.m the blood is pure, fresh and h- ilthy, the akin will I hj m ft. amonth
and free fr<mi blemishes, but when soma m i I humor t ikes r-- t 11 the circu-
lation its prracaca is manifested by u sUn eruption < r di <3«.
Thc.e
humorn get into the btcaxl, generally bcuti-o <7 ni inactive or sluggi h
cmKliti.m < f Lie members uf the U-ly wisoae duty it is t> colle t oml curry
ulf the Wustaaml refuse matteruf theavatem. This unhealthy matter ia 1« ft
t«» sour anil ferment and *.»>« t!i0 circulation b«<oiucs charKc<i with the m id
poison. 1 he 14' hh I lx ;Ins to throw off the humors nm| n ids through the
"in’"
11,0 *Lln-
ihg ICczema, Acne, Tetter, 1’boria.iia,
wi i *Jk<■}í1",*uln ernjitams uf various kinds. Sczcmn appears, usually
with a slight redtiees of Lie skin foliow<-<l by pustules fr-m which thcra
flows a stickv fluid that dries an l forms « crust, uit l the itching is iutrnse.
It IS gcncruily on tag badL breast, f u e, urma mid legs, though oilier parts
of the l»i<ly mu v |<. U!T,, tc<i. Ja Tcttei the Skin dries, crocks sn.l blreda;
them u! ia tacLb««ldries up the natural oils of the skin, which urc intended
to keep it soft ami pliant, caui.lng a dry, f verirh condition and
sn<l gi
it a
bard, leathery ajipe irunre. Acne makes
its appeurum
apj>eurun. u
.• on
<m the
Mg its
the la
the
I auffkr»'l with Eoeasaa f->r torff form of plnipk-a aa<l I4.u k liciula, while
roars auj ouuld find huCiir.« io l*guriaalg comcg in s< uly p.itches on differ­
ur. n>» until I triad H. M. tf. I
Iuffar.d I il. u.aly with the hah- ent parts of the body One of the worst
n< »u t I umuial riualul,', would forms ot akin trouble ia Silt Rheum;
orm iron, which thar« flowad s
:tlckv fiuidi crunta wuul 1 enwa on its favorite point of attack is the scalp,
ha akin *.,d v h»n •< rut' bad o:r aometimcg causing baldnpM. Poison Oak
pt boar. 1 aun.rad ««pnr Is Thn und Ivy am al-<> disa^rec.ililc ty;>ca of skin
reeve I waa ala triad, but discaaq, Thdhum<>r producing tbe taoubte
Whan I uaod H. M. S. 1 found « par. lira dormant in tbo blood through the
bi« o«ra. There haa co Tor boon
Winter to break out ami torment the
say return af the trouble.
■toakman, Wei».0’ *•
auffererwith the return of Spring. Thetssit
treatment for ull akin diM-oscg is S. 8. 3.
It neutruliacs the acidg and removes the
humms ao that the akin insteud of beiu<
irritated and diseased, is nourished
a
supply uf fresh, healthy blood
External
applieutiona of salves, Washes, lotions, etc,,
PURELY VEGETABE while they soothe the itching enused by
skin uffeelions, can never cure tlie trouble
breanse they do not renrh thn blood. S. 8.8. gom down into the circulstkrti
and force* out averv particle of foreign matter U1I<! restores the blood to it I
normal, pure condition, thereby jx-rmancntly curing every form of alcia
affection, llook on Skin J)ireuses und nny m<*di< .il advice desired scut Iren
to all who wriUk 8. 8. H. ia for sale at ult first class drug stores.
S.S.Se
SWT9mmC CO., ATLANTA, GJU
______
Apear»«« «a All.
Tu.» Dall tor ihr < keeaeer.
"Tea." said Ml«» Mugley, “I a
"New York is to have ■ urw auto-
try to retir» before midnight
I
mobile aiwdwny."
llk» tu misa uty beauly sleep.''
"Just for autuniebltea? Aud uotblog
“Really," aald Ml«a Knox, "you to grl In the way?"
should try hanlcr. You certainly don’t
"Nothing."
get enough of It."— I'liUodelphla 1’ri-aa
"Hay, wouldn't that be tbe limit of
deadly dullness?" — Ulevslaud Plaid
!*■■■!• Juka.
Dealer.
“My wife's away, and If I didn't
Over at at. Jue.
writ, her every day slic'd some Iwime."
"1 notice yuu ar. careful to writ, ber
Th. elofiera were all smiles, The
•very day."
parson bad Just lied tbe knot. Hud-
(Query; la this commendatlun or deuly the tekpboue buzto-d furiously
Inoueudo?) —Pittsburg blayMtcU.
and the bride's father shouted :
“Walt for me!"
Wr.i with Iler.
■ tut the bridegroom only stalled aom.
Mr Hubbubs-Ku )uu gut rid uf tlx more and .weutly replied; "Not uu
girl at laat
your life, dad Inlaw! Time aud 'tied*
Mra. Hubbubs- Tee; ■be left a few wait for i‘o man. We are tied now."
minutes ago.
Mr Hubbubs Hub! aha cwrtalnljr
took ber own time.
Mr. Hubbub. Yc. and our time,
too. Tli, parlor clock Is gone. Tblla*
delpbla I'rca
grocer. "I Just met
you put him off be-
Su«,elhl«a Fraelleal.
pay me. Here's uiy
Just In Ibe outskirts of H<antllnavlllo
Scut luci.
the man in the automobile slopped. A
team of horaea. driven by an old farmer,
Merely (¿low fl Mg*.
waa dragging a apllt log over the road.
“What would twrlw too« of amnll »«•
"Wbat'a all thia?*' aaked tbe man In
mcT"
id tbe caller at lb. coal
the auiomobll,.
“Horry, air," answered th, old farmer. ofBrr.
“Mi> you'll have to turn out. This la tbe L The young mgn behind tbe ralllnf quot­
ed the prevailing g>r.«
good roads movement."
I
“Would It be any cheaper If I took
dft^n fotiRt** aahrd tbe other.
S»««S»d Familiar.
-Not a rret.*
Eva—Uncle Tom made millions with
“It’« too much. Tou won't catch me
hl. mines. Wtu-n lie went over to Ku- paying any avch price ae that.**
r<>|>o he could afford a private cabin fur
“That’s exactly «hat you'll pay If yon
blmaelf.
are going to burn any coal thia winter.**
*‘O. I fueaa not. I bought my winter
Edna Or a clou st How funny I
supply laat April, Ju«t drop J »rd In to
Eva What It funny, dear?
ae« if I made any money by buying It
Edna—Why, It must Lava been 'lfte
then. I ere 1 did. Good day.*’—Chicago
el. Tom's Cabin."
| Tribune.
c-
OUCH”
"'Ì
OH, MY BACK
rr IS WONDERFUL HOW QUICKLY tub
FAIN ANO STIFFNESS GO WHEN
USB
st jacobs O il
I
I
I
PINOS SEtDLtSS PtAHS.
»
■nuthern Oregon Produces Crop of Hood RIveF Fruit Grower Mikes Dis­
covery Of Freak.
Escsllant Qualify.
Day In and day out there la that feeling
of weakness that makes a. burden of iloetfs
Food does not strengthen.
'Bleep does not refresh.
It Is bard to do, hard to Lear, what
should be easy,—vitality la oo tbe ebb, and
tbe whole system tuners.
For this MXiditloi» b*sa
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Cewetiere rogala».
Bayas 1-oridun dispatch: "Frogs bave
soci-verlr-it monkeys as tbe
reigning
pets of tbe fools who delight In calling
themselves society ladles. Not a com
mon frog, of course, but rare exotic
varieties, like the Amazon river frag,
which now rosta (100 or more apiece.”
My Hair
Ran Away
Well «halle«.
“And you never get aeiialckT' aald
th. young woman In the stoamer chair.
“Never!” replied tlw young man who
wa* leaning against tbe llfebnat.
"Htrange!
Yoa must base been
shaken so often you tiare be--urne US«1
to ItF
"I should say ao. I wa< shaken by
all girls In one year.”—Cbl -ago Newa,
Don’t have a falling out with
your hair. It might leave you!
Myrtle Crook—Ths liar vast Ing of lhe
Uiari Rhrr—A dtocovery lias been Il vitalises iter bUxxl and gives vigor and
I
Then what? That would mean
¡nun« crop throughout the prune dig- truol« by A. 1. Mason, vice president of ton« to all tire organs and functions.
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
NurUiwwt fruitgrower»' aasocia-
trli'ta In the »uilharn part of Oregt.n Is 'the
'
thin, acraggly, uneven, rough
now nearing th. end. The amtemi has , ti<Ml, that may rank With the greatest tablets Xuuwn as Barea tabs. lUUduwe.il.
hair. Keep your hair at home!
la-en au exceptional one for the grower horticultural feats of Luther Burbank,
Fasten it tightly to your scalp I
oil ruil. Intermittent rains have pro­ ' ths wizard of Hanta K ush . Cel. It tou­
Welewaae Homo.
duced a yield unusual and a aiie and rists of s pear, well dev»!<i|.«l in every
You can easily do it with Ayer’s
Peddler — Wouldn't you like some
quality hardly liefore known.
Tbe 1 way, Isra», of fine quailtv and flavor
Hsir Vigor. It Is something
French or i'eillo prune is the one most but aloolutely oerdlrea snd ooreleoe. mottoes for your bouse, mum? It's
Illa laerlflre.
more
thsn s simple hair dreas­
eitenaively grown and in ordinary The fruit waa eaamioed by some of the very cheering to a husband to see a
"I fear that you must bave sacrificed
ing. It is a hair medicine, a
years fruit weighing 70 and 80 pruntw : Iwst known fruitgrower» and horticul- ob-e motto on tbs wall when be comes your coneclem-e occasionally,” said tbe
to Uro pound would be contidered good, | tin lata at H> m »1 K i ver gad many others home.
sincere friend.
hair tonic, a hair food.
Mrs I>agg - You might sell me one
while thia season hat produced fruit I and is prenourwad
tbe nxat «underfill
I
"Well,” answered Mr. Dustin Stax,
The beet kind ot a testimonial—
le ot witlrvly seedless decidimi» If you've got on« that anys, "Bolter “a man ought not to expect to be as
weighing 3ft to 40 prunes to the pound. I example
Bold tor over sixty years."
I long las, Jackson and
Joeephine fruit ever Bren or heard of. Unlike Ute late than never."
successful as I am wtthoot some sacri
oounties have always produced Oregon's aa-wllrws apple, the Maw.ii srwllraa p«ar,
Ote."—Washington Star.
boat French prune«.
Thia frail it as it has been named, is a perfect one,
Tnkwa Ma Part.
equal If uot superror to the famous b«iag from 35^ to 44 >»' 6«* in height
"ir,*áwu>a to to a guod rain, bat be
PrebIMilew.
Hants Clara valley prune kxsodod of by and 4 to ft inches in oirc'.inti rerice.
'beata In a borne trade. How cas bi
Physician—You must not eat
all Califotula fruitgrowers. There will
lu telling the story of his diicovsry reconcil, that with bis conwieuc?"
tween meals.
probably br about 160 carloads of thia Mr M aaon stated I list tin- tree on which
My 4e«r sir, wben a mao trade,
Boarder—But that la tbe only chance
fruit th i ppm I from Ilia pecking hou.ee they grew was bought fur a Clapp's horses bi, conKienc, always goes to
F.noaih,
I get.—New York Hun.
of the Douglas County Fruitgrower.’ , Fsvorrile, aud is but three yrers old. sleep."
"They say that Bradley goes on Ilka
association at K'«ehurg and fio earluoda laat year It had but few |ears on It and
mad alncs be
hi beri ted bls vast
from the K. H. French company's plant little attention was paid to them except
Dl.lllo.lo«.
wealth.”
at Myrtle Creek.
to note that they here later than that
'I-he American contractor stood at ths
’ What does he dor
In addition to the excellence of tbe variety it supposed to.
base of the great pyramid and looked at
"Oh. be acta like one possessed.1
yield this aeaw.ri the gtoweit have l*en
Thia year, however, it had several tbe venarable monument in di'guat.
Lippincott's.
A Me«« Trick.
favored with very high price in the , boxee of large, fine fruit and in being
“It'a a big pile, alJ right.** he «aid;
I
Fmitb—You say you write dunning
Eastern market, owing to the failure of prepared tut canning orm of the pears ’’and it may do weJJ enough for Egypt,
Mother» will flO'l Mrs. wioilirw*» Sonlhlag
fruit crops throughout th» East. Tbe waa cut Often and to the aatoniahmeut but If a man In the United State« should letters to yourself and alga them with •yrup the br,t remedr to uaa toe tbau child ma
fruit will in :n<4l cases tie shipped di­ of Mason's wife, liaii no Mwala in it. turn out a job of atone work like that tbe fictitious names. What do you do that lurlag ib, tMthlng period,
rect to the markets at New York, Chi­ Thinking thia was jhst * freak on the papers would roast him from Hoboken to for?
Variation of Cards.
cago, Nt. Louis, New Orleans and other pa11 of one |>ear, Mra. Mwm cut open Hegewlacb."
Junes—You see. my wife Is always ’
I
There are an enormous number of
cities, «bile some of it will reach the another which aleo hail no seeds or core v Turning away disappointed, be con­ after me for money, and wben she I
poMible variations of cards In card
lies I mrketa of Europe.
and called Mr. Mason's attention to tlie soled himself by taking a ride on a r-amrl, reads those letters .Lu becomes discour­
which animal he found fully up to all the
games, Every man wben be takes up
fact. Hurriedly he cut oj*<n lialt a box
aged.
descriptions be had read of it.
bls cards at whist holds one oat of
Correspor denes Courts for Teachers. of the fruit and found it all seedless
How’s Th»?
| 533.O13^59.flbO possible hands. Tbo
University of Oregon, Eugene—With and ccreleea, and not being p<«ted on
Mot a Mrragrr.
W.sWOaeBuadredltoUBmB^rardforaay :oU1 numt*r of rorlotton, puaslbls
a view to bringing the work ot the uni­ pears, ae applte, be came to town to
eoae of Catarrh last cannot be cured by Hk./| among all players la so great as almoeC
Jonah was explaining matter«.
versity within the reach of the teachers diacover if any ou« knee of a similar
“It wasn't a conaobdation,'* be said.
j CHEN1YACO To(e<lo o , to exceed belief. It haa been calculated
F J. CHENEY SCO, Toledo, O
of the state and others who find it tin- incident.
“It was a clear case of ab«orptioo. I
We. the
tbe undersigned,
undereianed, have ka-iwn
ka>wn F.
f ’ J.
j. that If a million men were engaged la
Nune could be found among either
po aible to attend the regular aetoiong,
Cbeney
Cbenoy for the laat 15 years, and believe him 4
.
, *«
.
«__
was merely one of tbe whale’s assets.1
perfectly honorable
honorab-e In
In al.
al. buLaneaa
bubness transaction«
transactions baling cards St the rate of OQO deal
perfectly
the department of education of the uni­ growers, shippers or students of horti­
Kejoiciny that be bad come out whole, and financially able to carry out any obhgs- every minute day and night for 100-*
versity is announcing a number ol cor­ culture and the pear was pronounced as it were, and landed on bis feet, be re­ tlou
— made
_ ___ by bi*
h;« firm
r. rm
*
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WALDIMG,
KINXAN
A MARVIV, ; yoo.ooo years they would hava exhausfr
respondence courses.
No charge is net a Clapp’s Favorite, but one ot un­ solved not to engage in any more such »n
Vk holeukle Druç^X,
zgiit».
Toirdo.O
ed
onlv
a
hundred-thousandth
part of
Iteiug made for tuition, and the only known variety tliat give« every evidence terprl»es. and fared hopefully on his way
HaH’i Catarrah < ure la ahen i internally,
Internally, act
set- ­
.
ing directly upon the blooi and mucous ear-- tbe variations of the card a
eapenre atta> hed will be tliat of post­ of having in »>me way performed what to Nineveh.
fares of the aystetn. Teat.moniale sent free.
age and books. The stat* library eom- mankind haa lieen trying to do for
Price 75 cenu per bottle. Sold by all l>mr? ata.
years,
grow
seedleMdeci
luona
fruit
that
TaAe Haà s Family Pilla for Conati potion.
o«r
Owe
Klastrels.
A BARGAIN IN FARMS.
iniaaion la ovoperating in the matter
“Mistab Johnsiug, wot am de difTunce
I Fine farm of 60 acres, northern Dougina
of furnishing libraries. Couries are will lie the equal in flavor and quality
A Relief to HI«..
| »-ounty, <5 acre« «leared. land vsrv rf«h, in
Of
that
with
eureo
and
seels.
'tween
a
fust
class
seventy
dollah
tailab
now being given In English Classics,
famouB "Shoe String” valley. 5-room nous« ana
“It must be bard." said tbe friend, other
made suit o’ do'ea an’ a fo’ doflah ready
building«, fine water. 15 acres fir timber,
I »tale high school course) Hhake-peare,
to
have
your
wife
running
off
to
fine '»rrhiL d all kii d< fruit« and berries in«
ma<le
suit?
”
R.farandum Ties Up Funds.
History of England, Pedagogy, and Al-
all crops, go-*! horse, row and eaAf, <
“Thst's a little too desp for ms, Georgs, woman's rights meetings and all that f'luding
Angora kids, 6 Poiand « bins pigs. 100 hens, all
University of Oregon. Eugene—Al­
gebrit.
You
wHl
havo
to
tell
me.
What
ia
the
sort
of
thing
every
night
”
farm implsmei is, bou'cfurn.shingseompiete—
though llw girls' dormitory and the new
difference between a first class (70 tailor \ "Hard?" replied Henpeck, “why It’s everything goes for juo. Owner must sacri-
fire at once on accou t <>f sickness.
Write fat
library building have been completed, mads suit of cloches and a (4 ready made
Successful Prune Run.
great!
I can ait comfortably boms full particulars to O. A DtARI.xG, P. O. Boa
2J2, Roseburg,Ore.
Eugene—The local fruit evaporator it ia not prvbablp that they can be used suit?"
■nd not have to listen to her.”—Pblla-
“I knowed yo’ couldn't tell, Mistah
haa just closed a very rnccessful Ka­ thia year, on account of lack cf money
lelpbla Press.
ron's run on prunes, curing over #oo,- for furniihing and heating them. The Johnsing. Ef yo' could, yo’ wouldn't be
000 pounds of gieen fruit, which makes referendum lias tied up the funds with wearin' dat suit o' ban-me-downa yo' got
Th. Troable.
The Wenatchee Valley Irrigated Ap­
over 200,000 pounds after they are which it wai expected to install an ad­ on now."
Jones—I understand there Is trouble ple Orchards are paying |5U0 to |1500
"Ladies
and
gentlemen,
the
pieasing
dried. The eutire crop in thia vicinity ditional boiler at the heating plant.
par acre thia yea-. Cascade Orchards,
tenor, Mr. Pierce de Skise, will sing that between Mr*. Poet and her husband.
wss aevwl thia year, whereas laat year The two boiler, in use now are already
Smith—Yes.
He couldn't aell bls one mile from Lea ven worth, is now on
most touching of ballads. 'Policeman.
|*iha|ie oi s-fourih of the crop was al­ taxed to their fullest capacity. Tlie Please Grab Hie Other Arm; My Vacci­ poems, and she couldn't eat them, so rale. Get particular« free from
H. C. Peters, 622 Alaska Bldg.. Seattle
lowed to go to waate on account of lack university is bxdly crowded for addi­ nation Is Taking!'”
•be left him.
of drying facilities.
Since tlien the tional recitation rooms and a dormitory
ITie
company that operate« lite evaporator for girls waa especially needed.
skwwlas th. Faraltare.
ENGRAVING
Write Us
here baa built one at Irving ol similar main library room in the new building
"I tell you I was at my best last
L PLATES
ha.
been
partially
fitted
up,
and
will
capacity and other smaller ciiea have
night
while
calling
on
the
Smiths;
Mrs.
I
been built near Eugene. The crop thia be used.
‘ Smith laughed at every remark I made.
TOR PRINTING
year waa almost as large as laat.
1 must be quite a humorist wben I'm In
HICKS-CH ATTEN
Freewater’s Fruit Crop.
tbe humor.”
Portland
Oregoa
Freewater—The Umatilla county fruit
Reign of Wheat Kings Ended
“No. it wasn't that. Mrs. Smith got
ir>s;«ctor
has
submitted
the
following
Pendleton—A sensation lias lieen cre­
. ber new teeth yesterday."—Houston
ated hei. by the announcement that ea imate for fruit shipped from the vi­
Post
Agent McFatridge haa received positive cinity of Freewater during tbe past sea-
Instructions to institute new conditions eon: Apples, 52,0<>0 boxes, (82,000;
Wurli and Deeds,
THE SUPERIOR
on th. UmElilla Indian reservation re­ peers,40.000 boxes, (6,000; peaches,60,-
"There never vas a time in my life.
QUALITIES OF ’
garding the leasing of Indian land. In 000 boxes, )30,<k)0; green plums, 1,600
fellow citizens,” exclaimed th, candidate. ’
future the Icasebolder most reside on potto's, 1160; plums, 20,000 pounds.
"when I hadn’t th, courage to call a
spade a spade!“
the land leased, which will do away (2.000; strawberrirs, 20,000 crates,
“Yes.” spoke up an old farmer In the
with the «heat kings of Pendleton and (40,000; raspberries, 2.000 crates, (4,-
audience: "and there never was a time
other place, who "Yiave linen farming OOH; blackberries. 3.000 crates, (6,000;
in your life when you had the courage to
thousand* of acre, of reservation land. Io, a dcrrl a, 700crates, (1,000; grapes,
take ou, in your hand!“
Tbe new rule will make smaller farms 10.000 pounds, (2,000. Total value,
and more people on them. It will K'> (616,400.
are the men who hava
Bathe la Elly Pads.
into effect at once.
put them to the hard­
One of the prettiest sights to be seen
Plant Wheat Land To Fruit.
est tests in tbe rough­
in any of tbe parks that boast fountains
Pendleton—Five thousand acre« of
est weather.
Barings Bother Excavators.
and water lilies is the bathing of
Get the original
Klamath Falla—C. 8. and R. »■ wheat land to be cat up into five and
birds Tbe little fellows bop from
Tower's Fish Brand
Moore, who are construcing a large ten-acie tracts, to tie irrigated and de­
made since 1836
I illy pad to another until they find
Ianu|acturc<l by the
power plant <>n Uu> west aide of Link voted to the raising of al) varieties of
cerazos r»er mt rwr AiMrtt
that dips enough to take on water,
river, witbin the city limits, are ex­ fruit. Such is the proposition to be
A J TOWE« CO BOSTON. USA.
here. In tbe round, green, floating
periencing trouble in their excavating pnt up to tbe Pendleton Commercial
provided by nature, they flutter
on account ol the heavy flow of water. club in tbe near future by men who
flourish until tbe bath is accomplished.
There ate numerous springs in that lo­ are seeking support in their efforts to
It Isa sight of never-ending Interest for
cality, and it is tiipixieed that the devtelop the territory surrounding Pen­
bird lovers.
SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS-50« ~8OTTU
auurte of supply has ><een tapped. A dleton, thereby increasing fifty-fold the
large pump is now being used, operat­ contributory value to Pendleton busi­
ed by a gasoline engine. Moore Bros, ness interests.
e n temp la to in ta Hing an up to date ew
PORTLAND MARKETS.
trie plant, and a franchise has already
been asked for in the town of Merrill.
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Wheat — Club, 84ii86c; blueotem, 36
hhlp PMCh.s by Carload.
(a,b7e; valley, 83(.i-.*4c; red, 82fai83c.
Milton—For the first time lu the
Oats—No. 1 white, (27; gray, (26.
history ol this district Milton has sent
Barlev--Feed. (25.50 per ton; brew­
to outside points straight carload lota ing, |26.6O@27; tolled, (26.
of peaches. During the preet nt season
Corn—Whole. (31; cracked, (32.
more than 40 carloads have been tlilp-
Hay—Valley timothy, No. 1, (17@
ped direct to Spokane, Montana and 1H per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy,
the Dakotas. Heretofore the shipments (19og2l); clover, (11; cheat, (11; grain
The Kind 1 ou Have Always Bought, and which has been
have lie.it ui.de in smaller lots and to liar, (1I&12,; alfalfa, (12013.
the cvmmirgion houses. Thia time the
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
Fruita—Apples, (101.76 per bex;
shipments havo been made to the deal­ cantaloupes, 75c0(1.5O per
prate ;
aud has been made under his per­
ers direct. The price ranged from (1.26 peaches, 75c0(l per crate; prune«,
gonal supervision since its infancy.
AYcRetablc Vrcparationfor As­
to (1.60 per box.
50c per crate; watermelon». 1 g 1 )>c
Allow no oue to deceive you in this.
similating the Food and Regula -
per pound; fiears, (101.75 per box;
ting the Slumachs and Beweis of
All Counterfeits, Imitations and •• Just-as-good” are but
grapes, 4lk-«<(l 65 per crate; csaibs,
Money for Road in Sight.
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Baker City—William L. Vineon,’pro­ (2.25 per dozen; quinoea, (101.25 per
I ni an rs /C h i loken
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
moter of the proposed Engle Valley box; huckleberries, 7@Hc per pound;
ratlnwd to extend from Baker City to cranberrries, (809 per barrel.
Promotes Digestion Cheerful­
Vegetables—Turnips, (1.25 per sack;
Eagle Valley, has announced that the
ness anti Rest Contains neither
full amount of subscription to stock in carrote, (1.25 per sack; beets, (1.25
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Baker City, (1,000,000,
lias betn per sack.; cnbluge, lc per peund; cau­
Castoria is a harmless snbstitnte for Castor Oil, Pare­
N ot N arcotic
raised.
His engineers have begun liflower, 6Oc0(I per dosen; celery. 35c
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
cross sectioning the line out of Baker (¡id per dosen; corn, (1(41.50 per
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
City, and in a few daya the engineers sack; cucumbers, l0(415c per dozen;
substance. Its ago is its gi.arauteo. It destroys Worms
onions, 16020c loren; parr ley, 20c f>er
will lie followed by the graders.
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
dosen; peppers. SadOc per pound;
i pumpkins,
1401*40
per
pound;
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
Big Peaches on Willow Creek.
Jeqimah, ft Octal
_ 11 per box; ; tomatoes. 36
■nd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Vale—J. T. Ixtgsn, one of the best
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
known farmers of
Willow creek, 045c per box; onions, dry, (’..26(^1 65
The Children’s Panacea— The Mother’s Friend.
brought Into Vale last week a sample of per sack.
Potatoes
—
Delivered
Portland,
760
ten |>eachca that are prize-winners.
85c
per
hundred;
meet
potatoes,
2
l
*c
The smallest measured a little more
Aperteci Rcmedv forConstipa
than 104 inches In circumference and per pound.
lion. Sour Slomach.Diarrhoea
Butter—Fancy creamery, 27^9350
the largest waa 11
inches around. A
Worms. Convnlsions.Eewrish-
Bears the Signature of
selection of four weighed 2’,' pounds, per pound.
ness and Loss of S leep .
Veal
—
75
to
125
pounds.
8
409c;
Thia record beats the winntra at the
12ft to 150 pounds, 7 4c; 160 th 200
Sacramento Irrigation congress.
Facsimile Signature of
pounds, 607c.
Pork
—
Block,
7ft
to
150
pounds,
808
Open Wallowa Timber Land.
4c: packers, 74@*«.
NEW YORK.
I.a Grande — Thirty-five thousand
Poultry—Average old bens, 11c per
acre, of the Wallow, forest rererve i.
,nound; mixed chickens, He; spring
Tj Dost
to be Ihrown open for settlement Octo­ chickens, lie; old roosters, 8«9c;
ber 30, and a line-up at the La Grande
dressed chicken», 13014c; turkeys,
land otlice ia expected to begin this
live, old, lflc; young, 18e; geese, live,
week. Moat of th. land is laid to be
per pound, 809e; 'locks, 13c; pigeons,
heavily timbered. A large portion ot
(101.50; squabs, (203.
it haa lieen squat ted upon already.
Eggs—Fresh ranch, candled. 32 40
35c per dosen.
Old Taxes; Old Law.
Hops—1907, 9010c per pound; olds,
Salem—Attorney General Crawford 405c per pound.
has given an opinion that taxes a Mess­
Wool—Eastern Orrgon, average treat,
ed and levied in 1906 and now in pro­ 18(422c per pound, recording to shrink­
cess of collection muat be colhvted un­ age; valley, (0012, according
to fine
»rama «>
uu«r- ­ Oolor
- .tor more
mor« eoods
goods brighter
brighter ar
and faster colon Ulan any othar dye. One 10c package colors aUk. wool and cotton equally wet/
der the old law and not under the 1907 ness; mohair, choice, 29(nSOc
!
per . ind la guaranteed to give pel
irfect results. Ask dealer, os we will send post naidat 10c a package. Write for free t oklet
I
how
to
dye,
bleachiand
mix colon.
i
legislation.
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MONROE DRUG company , Quincy, Ulinoia.
pound.
IRRIGATED LAND IN WASHINGTON
§yruptffîgs
Èlixiv^SemiQ
THE MEN WHO KNOW
acts gently yet prompt­
ly on tlie bowels, cleanses
flie system effectually
assists one in overcoming
habitual constipation
permanently. To get its
beneficial effects buy
the Genuine.
SLICKERS, surrs
AND HATS
fic S yrup Co.
THIS WELL-TRiED. OLD-TIMS
REMEDY FILLS THB BILL
25c.-xu r/fuocis rs.— 50o.
CONQUERS
PAIN
[9oo D rops
UTT T
niJLjl-J
military
ACADEMY
A boarding and day school for youug men and boyw
Accre«1!tc«t to
Hlanfotd, Berkeley, Cornell, AmhcrM and «11 *latc untveraltie» and
agrii'ultuial college*. The principal ha* had » year»’ eMpcrirncr in
Portland.
Make reaervalion« now.
I’or illu»tratod catalogue and
other literature addreM
J. W. HILL, M. B„
PriKiHl ud Proprithr.
PORTLHO, OREGON
What is CASTORIA
Preferred Stock Tomales
come out whole—can be aerved at Iru co«t than frenh one»
though equally ae good. They must be Just a red, firm
ripeneaa for Preferred Stock use—the kind you would pick
from the vine if you had your choice. Quality la the abao-
lut requirement of every vegetable and fruit tliat goea into
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
Vkmnr Ut«
m «r«va
For our tomatoe« we go to the famous Santa Clara Valley
In California. These tomatoes are tinner, with more
meat and less wster. We pay more for our tomatoei and we insist on having first pick.
BE SI RE TiK TOMATOES ARE PREFERRED STOCK-frrm _roxr GROCER
GENUINE
ALLEN & LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers, PORTLAND, OREGON, U. S. A.
W. L. DOUGLAS
•3.00 & S3.5O SHOES THE WORLD
THE
PHU«t YIELD Ul Li.
~~1 Cenerai Debility
FOR iVCRV MEMUFR OF
FAMILY. AT ALL PRIOES.
a,
In Use For Over 30 Years
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
c«w»e* *• e^raWes/ ar anv artoe.
( j AUTTON ! Tne genuine have w K l>ougl*g name and price -«tAinprd on bottom. Take
No NtibatItute. Ann your dealer for W. 1. Ihoiglag shoe*. If he cannot nupply you, nend
'gtraul (u rsotorj. SI iom ,»ul »»ar/wksr. by lusll Cataliig trae. W.L.D»«ala», Brock«»«. Man.
ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bought
THX REASON W. I.. IX'Uflim uh or» « tn worn by more people
In all walkgnf life than any other make, in beraue« of their
eieellent Rtyle, easy fitting, and aiifierlor wearing quallticR.
The «election of the leathern an<l other material* for each part
of the uhoe, and eterv detail of the making la looked after by
the moRt coniplsdeorganlaNtlon of au|»erintendentR,foremenRnd
■hllletl NhoAmaker«, who rrreire the hlgheat waged paid in th«
•hoe industry, «ml wh<»«e workmanship cannot be ei eel led.
* If I could trike yon Into my liirwc factories at Brock ton. Maw.,
and show you how carefully W I,, botiflaa shorn are mnde, you
Would then nndemtand why they hold their «hape. tit better,
wear longer ami are of greater value than any other make.
ggw (4 .no onA tB.OO Olft EtfT*
CASTORI A
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