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n Constipation J««< ■ P4«a«««t •'««. I "V.r «I«« I aeg.i.4 wlHl rSwek- •—Mi— i U h , S«S ¿.'lag Ih*« Ilm« I h«4 I« taka •u telarli«« M ».<•* w«te* <•••• •—», M « mm . betels I «w«kl h««« MlUa «<1 lM.ua!. Itapptl, I l'l«4 L—aa,aU. a— uula, I am • ««II a,, liuti«« Ik« «)«• vaaie Ualuia I —aS Cameaala I .ug.iml MUU.UI m—«V «Uh l«l«tM«l plus I k««h« Ut VMM I « mi It«« lut«t «II U..1 Ikla MMhlM V«« ••• ««* I***« •« 4—liell ■< •a^tiutg Suma«U, * 9 »I«h«t. —•—«». Ul A« I«<»emll1e«l M»«t»ry. A «mall rualono-r appaarsd at th« grorery »lor«, aayn a writer In th« Century Magaxiti«. and the smiling grorar asked him what ha wantod. *'l*l«aaa. in later." aald th« boy, "1 ran'l remember what ma sent tn« for. but you ran «Iva ma two eanta' worth «' (M-pparinlnt rnndy, 'rauaa aha aald I could keep th« changa.” S'lrslr— t«l«ph»o; luaisllrd vu balli«- «bip« worb« luccaMtally In — um e— but la unsatisfactory In ul bars. ALBERTA WHEAT LAND >15 Per Aera 10 Yas»' Tim« Th rao I miw U nf Canadian Psrlfr Hallway ptudur«' fio*« SS lu Ml bu» hai« wheat. >& . i.n «. i A MAT railways. fowna anti a«’h«a> a I’ -Hi»»-/ • hr.t la-ui praMuthm f.-r HMM ut m<sl«tg'-e n»4*4fba N«a er p failures. H«n<|< 4»> f « fi«.e »tin»!ratml I tarature Ml« Lal ratea lai «»»4 lût» ut every month , 'll ! ' latnd A«»”U Canadian Pa«* t fir Mai «ay 4£& Lumbermfm'a Hull ling PtHlTLAND. OK. BUSINESS COLLEGE ••THE SCHOOL OP QUALITY" Tenth end Morri so« * Portland, Oregon A r. AMMM BONG. LL. H . PRINCIPAL The high-standard cummeroial aehoul ot Open all the year. calla tor help than we can meet More position Class and individual ins true 1» on certain. Book Keeping from written forms and of fice practice. respects. ment. ( urlu.. Gl««l I r«u««. Australia, th« land of ixldltie«. ani mal. vrgotald« and mineral, has few tnur« curious r real urea than th« giant < renew- often tlv« and elx feet In height with beautiful blue gray pits mas« which are rallvd native com panion« Thea« bug« bird« mute fol Ilf« had. aa mat««, are «Insularly and tomblngly devoted to one another. Shorthand that etcela in all Special penmanship depart Call, phone or write tor catalogue. h« « wwsm .Yu»»»Sa/a. Tradition ia a uobla thing, But did you ever hear or are A graduate wbo’d aay or sing: "Bejoisd the Alps Idea llalywl — Now York Mail. O. yaa. Indeed, young man! And say. If you were older you would know Of one swart girl grad., anyway. Who wrote that amply years ago! —Chicago Tribune. When We Tarkio It in Farartt. "! have read." »aid th* visiting for eigner. "that when ><>u celebrate your Fourth of July in this country the de af rod ion of life and property In appall ing. I»ou’t the people take auy inter est In bringing about a reform In th» tuanner of observing the day?" "O. yes," said the native; "we begin a crusade for a safe and «ane Fourth the neat day after the celebration, and aotnetimra we keep It up for three or four week a." Heard In tbe Foyer. "Wall, how did you Ilko the play?" "Thero’a one thing about It ! liked evceedlngly; the stir didn't come on until the m'ddlw of the third act." M (a r 11 y rvaalrd. "Where» do yon acratch your mat rh ea'“ asked the visitor, looking around. "Why," atammerod the hoatraa. "my hualmnd Always <». I understand. On the under side of the mantelpiece."— Chicago Tribune Out-oi-Town People Mare wi M.saiaa« "Bertha, wh«-ra is my hat? I laid it down here a little while ago." "Nure. missus, Fxloa fakin' a nap In It. I>on't talk an loud, or ys’U wake the llttlo dsrlln’ " HhouM rem«-fnl*r that *mr f-ers la an arran**i thaï Wk CAN I m » TIIF.IH ENTIRE CnOaN. hkllNiK ANI» PIATE WtiHK IN A DAY It hro^n POU1IVKLY PA1NI.KSS KX- Tic ACTiNG > RKK »bin <«r br^iirea ara or- Oral WK KI MOVK THF lí'»ST SENSITIVE. ThKTN ANI» ROOTS WIlH »UT THE LEAST F ain nostudent *. neoMevtamtr Une ft M m «>. M j wife says I'm a genius— Invent things while you wall; And my specialty is eveuaes When 1 chance to etay out lata» —Yon here Statesman. UK W A. W1B1. tt i aara a lew lev tn Pnlnheo Daaia Wurb la PurUand For th* Next Fifteen Days We «ili give you a »*■■! Ök f*>H or poree> lain crown fur .......... .................................. tft V) t3b brwttfW Ceetb ................ B-M> M>>lar rrwwn k.<M> Gohl or «rumai filHnga ................................. 1.0H Miivrr filings . .................... W <K»d rubhrt plat« ft>» 1 ba beat rad rubber ptotea.............................. ?•> PlUiilaaa calrar-tl m« W A LX WONK GUAR AN TEE J 15 TEARS Dr. W. A. Wise Prenidonl and Manager The Wise Dental Co. 1INC * Third «nd " a.htn«t«*i Mu. «OUTLAND. OREGON = 1 The Mswtlaa. Where, oh, where has iny waist line gone; Where, oh. wiiere ran It he? With the waist cut abort and the waist rut long And now it‘a down to my kneel —Turk. Falter rnrlleelare Desired. "Mildred, It must have been late when that young man went away last night." “Why. mamma, Jnet aa soon ns the clock struck II h* rose to go" "! don't doubt that, child; but when did he get away?" . LEADER PNEUMATIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS FOR COUNTRY HOMES Th. !*•( eM mn«t karW»1 m.'hnd of fumlwh- In« water y.l dvv.t^tl Th. lank la ptae«d In th. ha%«nwm or In th-* arwin-l tiwr th* huu*« and Veep« th. Water <-«l in .unintrr and pn«>f aaatn-1 fnwal-'« In wlnt«r. It nr-vrr leak«. It I» lmp». .lli|. for Imi'Urltr Io »«< Into It It .mtla.ta th. btiiidii r In whlt-h tt la Inatallad. if rtmta a Ulti, rm r« tn harm with, knt lti*r* t. n« wwond mnt. W. hav. a eataltwua whk-h llhlatratw. and dmrrilwa th« I^wt.r ayat«m. Aik ua fur It. STOVER GASOLINE ENGINES Full Line of Implements •nd Vehicle« <•««« liar aiarker. Th« sir.«« of timber« uaxl In thia dealgn for a hay darker vary from Î Inrhaa by 4 Int-bea lo 4 In' he« by S Imhea. The bottom pier«« marked 1 ar« 1! f«e< Ion* and 4 Inch«« by & Inrhn. Ih» «Ido uprixhta ar« 14 f««t lon<; the rrotta pier« 5 1« IS f«*t of 3-lnch by Klnth «tuff; No. 5 I» 2 Inch«« b> t Inrhm. and 1« bevelled on th« front «d«« t» allow the hay to alide over It eaally, when belnx «hovxl on by the «weep No. 12 I» > feet by 2 Inch«« by 4 Inrhe«. with the higher «nd H fret above th» ground, ao that when th« «tacher la on the (round th» weliht lox No. 14 will be atout- 2 lnrh«a from the two pulley« on the fure» off llablff. "I beg your pardon. “ acid the In nd» | lord, "but do you walk lu jour sleep?" "No. Sir," anawrrad I he gu<*at, who had arrived Hie «lay before. "1 huj»e I didn’t disturb you Inal night, but the , tact is I’ve been a country doctor for thirty year«, and I'm so umn I to being called up two or three times during the night that unlras I grt out of bed and walk around once In a while 1 don't get any alerp/* lût M CARTHY LAND CO the Nurthwcat. "Is It r«nlly only Itu in nut»»’ walk com th« siatlou to your huu*«?' a.a«d Htliuau. "What a rlfllculou« queatlonl" •« lalinod Hububa ''Nobody In lowly -twamphurat avar 'walks' to th« st»- Ion. I may any howawr. Hint It'« inly about «Iglit and a half mluutoa' run." up(M-r end of No. IS. The roj>« for ralalng th« darker ahould be «liber Inrh or Inch and a quarter Th« teeth on the «lacker can be made of 2 Inch by 4-lncb pin« «canning 10 feet long and bevelled on the upper •Ide to allow th« bay to did« eaally. Th« «bort upright teeth on the dark er head ahould be about 5 feet long They are bolted to the long teeth about 2 Inch«« from th« darker head No S and rent agalnat the darker head No. (. Th« darker arm« No. 4 ■hould b« bolted to No. 2 with a large bolt about 12 Inch«« from the ground. Cleain ra.wlaa rrogtabl«. Honeat. now. don't you ilk« to «ee a farm kept clean of all unnecaaaary traah and th« field» clean of weed»? It roally add» to th« worth of the farm In the eye« of th« man ¡utaalng by It la a better farm than the one b*alda It of «qua! «oil, though weed grown and bruahy. A great many folk» pay no atten tion to the roadalde». Where a hedge 1« the outdde fence, we have aeen hedge bruah grow from root» that had been expoaed by road grading, until travel had actually bean turned to the oppoalt« becauae of It. Thia doeen't apeak very well for the care- fulneaa of th« farmer Of courae there 1« al way« «o much to do on a farm that torn, of It never get« done—any one who baa farmed for aa ahort a lima a« one year know« thia—but the time required to do a little cleaning up la really ahorter than a buay man b«ll«vea It 1« getting darted at th« work that com«« hardekt. The excuae of the man who doe« not have a clean looking farm la ueually that he doea not car« about aelllng. and It la worth aa much to him that way aa any. He doe« not figure In anything tor oatia- faction.—Farmer«' Mall and Kxpreea ■ ■■wmee Care n, Horse«. A great many horaea are laid up every euntmer with «ore ihoulilera. Thl» can be remedied In a very large mrnaure with aense and car«. A good horae collar la the main part of th« harneaa and It ahould be of th« very beet kind and fit the animal'« neck perfectly The collar ahould be kept clean at all llntea and the horae'« ihoulder« well waihed and brushed dally. Much dud and dirt arise In the field« and on the road« during the warm aeaaon. and thl« 1« caught and held on the mold and sweaty shoul ders and collar, there to form hard lumps and ridges. BOISE, IDAHO. AGENTS EVERYWHERE A !’••’<■> Hlr<l. A family of barn owls will number from three Io seven birds. It la dlff! cult to lielleve what a lot of vermin and rodents a family of owls will con sum«. An old owl will capture as much or more food than a doxen cats In a night. The owlets are always hungry. They will eat their weight In food every night and more If they can get IL A case Is on record In which a half grown owl was given all the mice It could eat. It swallowed eight one right after another. The ninth fol lowed all but the tail, which for some time hung out of the bird's mouth The rapid digestion of birds of prey Is shown by the fact that In three hours th« little glutton was ready for a second meal and swallowed four more mice. If this can tie done by a •Ingle bird what effect must a whole family of owls have on th« rodents of a community? The Kind You Have Always Bought After each day'» work, especially In warm ueather. bathe and clean the ahouldeta with a mixture of warm water, aalt and aoda. Hot waler Is one of the best known natural agents for relieving soreness. mouths. Th« H ob «7 Crop. The annual honey crop of Maryland Is 1.000.000 pounds, which la an aver age of only 20 pounds to each hlvs of bees Prof. Thomas B. Bymona of the Maryland Agricultural College believes that the average production of each swarm should be from Tl to 100 pounds In Use For Over 30 Years. ▼wa as»..«« .,«,»«««. TT »«•««. «Ta«rr. ««w orrr. CRESCENT “It's sort o' curious." said t’ncle Jerry Peebles: "but when a sun la workta' tor another man be'» always wantin' te go and aee the ball game When be'» work- in’ on bis own time he gets stingy with It and can't spare it."—CAicage Tribune. BAKING POWDER Aa Esgeet Opinion. “Maria, ia there a single good thing shout these great wide hau the women are wearing?” “Yes. John, there la; when two won» en meet they can't kiss each other now." CRESCENT MFC. CO. Seattle, Wa. DAISY FLY KILLER Built early in the eleeenth century, there are great cracks appearing in the north and south transepts of the cathe dral ot 8on'*w*’1 Vtln.ree. England. Mother« will Bod Mrs. Winslow*« Soothing Syrup th. h at rerii«dr lu uaa luetha ir rhlkl aaa »■!• Wat«» be <'owgew«etl«w. fturtbg th« twaLhlug period. In the big desert of Chill there Is a considerable amount of brackish br That Bam«. water, but no water that either human Shoe Salesman (to tall, bony costum beings or stock can drink. Science, er!—I'm afraid the«« shoes will pinch however, says the I^os Angeles Times, you a trifle, madam. I euggeat that you has come lo the aid of this rainless try what we call our—h'm our contracted •action of th« country in th« form No. 6. Customer—No. sir: 1 won't wear a fl. of an Ingenious desert waterworks, consisting of a series of frames con Have you an expanded No. 51 taining 20,000 square feet of glass. Don’t Bother Him. The panes of glass are arranged In Summer Boarder — I thought you th« shape of a V. and under each old mosquitoes never bother you out pane Is a shallow pan containing here? brackish water. The heat of the sun Jason Stubblefield — They don't, evaporates the water, which condenses pardner. They alius leave ms alone upon the sloping glam and. made to feed on yew tender-skinned city pure by thl« operation, tt runs down fellers.—Kansas City Times. Into little channels at the bottom of Earekal the V and is carried away Into the City Man—You broke an old hen from main canal. Nearly a thousand gal lons of fresh water Is collected dally wanting to sell How? Suburbanite—I set her in one of my by this means. wife's erring hats. HSROIO SOXEKS. ISO Densi» *•«.. Brooklys. »■ I» TEA SPIONS baxhö Wv.'Oía. JU3T RJúlil "O232SL A CURE FOR TITS The Treatment Is to Accotnp'ish What Science Has Been SU113- gling to Attain for Centuries C'aavtrutiaa ot Bee«. Sore throat ia no trifling ailment In an artlcl« on bees and anta by It will sometimes carry infection to Gaston Bouwer In th« Revue Heb- the entire system through the food domadalre the writer contends that that is eaten. Hamlins Wizard Oil is these Insects carry on conversation s sure, quick cure. among themselves and that, while this By Precept Only. Is done by means of their feelers, they "You uphold and defend the split in- are not entirely dependent upon them "A whole colony." says Mr. Bouwer, flultlT«, do you. doctor?" "Moot emphatically, air." "tn an anthouse or a beehive often "Thru why in thunder do you nerot responds Instantaneously to a signal um It yourself?" which may have been given without contact. It is Interesting to see an You C m Ge« Allea*» rRTC. Writs» Aliens. Olmsted. Lo Roy, N. Y.,«oro ant laborer for whom a burden Is too re« sample ot Alieu’s Foot-Ea.*«. It cure» heavy go to a fellow, make a sign or iweatin*. hot swollen, aching feet. It makes give a certain touch with his feeler, 10 ▼ or tight ohoOB easy. A certain cure for >orns. lugtowing nails and bunions. All drug and then see the second Insect join lists sail it. air. Don’t accept any substitute the first In lifting or moving the ob Cyasleal. ject." "The low, you know, presumes that •very man is innocent unless he has been proved to be guilty." "Yeo; I sometimes think the law hasn’t any more aense than the average lury" The intense interest that has been manifested thruu<ho it the country by the weskdcrfui cures that are beuur accomplished daily by eyileptcMa> ■till continues. It is rea ly »utpr»4»n the number of prop's who have aireaiy e-m cured sf fits and nervexMMwra. In ord«r Uta! everybody may have a chance to test the meoieéi-. -aryo trial bottles, valuable literature. History c*- Eri!e©iy and testimonial«, will be sent by nsaii absolutely free to all who write to the Dr. May Laboratory. Mfe Pearl Street. New York City C Gee Wo Th Cbiitsa Doctor This wontleful mi marie a Hfestudy _ Bro-rartiee of Re-c s. erba and Ilxgkr*. <nd ia ynrinir thè wor’d thè bencnt of hia svrvMrtw. Guarantees to cure Catarrh. Asthma. Lanr. Stomach and Kidney troubk-s, and ail Private Duieases of M n and Women. A SURr. CANCER CURE It’s Fruity Flayer. "Old boy, that oration of youro w«» a peach." "It wasn’t so bad. I had—er—-pranec : It down till it was juet about the rifh’ Every time the collar la put on the horae It ahould be examined for those ridges and lumps. If «ny are found they should be carefully brushed and rubbed away. mad« Into firetelaaa butter. A good cow of th« dairy bread will mak« at leaat >50 caah income «very year. I have a list of about fifty Mlaaourl farmers who report a caah Income of >60 to >100 a cow every year, and these figures do not Include the In come from the sale of calves, and pigs fed on the skim milk. "But," says one. -milking Is a tremendous task." Aa a matter of fact. It takes only sixty hours, worth 15 cents an hour, to milk a cow twice a day for tan SPOKANE WN. What is CASTORIA Caatoria is a harrr.lt-»« substitute for Castor Oil, Par«*» goric, l»ropa and Soothing Hyrnps. It 1» Pleasant. It contains utither Opium, Morphine nor oilier Narootl« substance. It* isir»» is its u-.arautce. It destroys Worm« und allays Fcverlsline««. It cure« Diarrlitra anti Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation uml Flatulency. It assimilates the F imh I, regulates the Stoma« li and itowela, giving healthy ami nutural sloop. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. Farm. Wfcat « llowg Cow Will Mai,». Th« milk produced by the average Mlaaourl cow In a y«ar will sell for about |5(Cat the creamery or when PORTLAND, OR. after tt baa brwn drawn. The differ- «nc« between the«« two elaaM« of blt- tar milk is that the first has a de cidedly acid taste when freshly drawn, whil« th« second claas 1« sweet when taken from th« cow, but th« bittern»«» occurs after standing for a abort time and Increases In Intensity. Bitter milk when produced in th« udder may result from Improper feeding with such of our Colorsdo herbs as lupin««, artemlsla and the like, or with tbs raw Swedish turnips, cabbsges. Mr Bitter milk may be observed during th« last stage of*lactation and has fol lowed the Infection of ducts with bac teria which act on the protelds as an enxytne. converting them Into peptones and other products to which the bit ter taate Is probably due.—Field and he Kimi You Hute Always Iloti «nt lias bunts U,« i;i*'ita> ture of Chua. II. Fletcher, uml hue be en matte uudur hi« --r-ufinl supervision lor for over 30 years. Allow no oho personal __ J. deceive . !... ,_____ ‘ . t'ounterfeita. Imitation« and to you L- In t'. thia. c •* Just-oz-gootl -__ ;__ *’ 2Z2 are Z-t hut ________________ Experiment«, _____ tinti endttugcr tho heult II of "Cbiidren—Experience against Experiment. oiae." Not Ilia Beat Hole. A!gy—If there is anything I detest, it Is thia so-called "joy riding." Miao Tartun—1 don’t doubt it. I anw 1 you ou horseback the other day, and you didn’t look the leaat bit like a joy rider. ! Moral: Respect the feelings of your horses and protect them from files—Farm. 8tock and Homa. Seoar« tn rias. The following remedy for ecourlng In pigs is recommended by a veterin ary surgeon: Wash their feed troughs thoroughly with hot water and eoap Rinse with cold water and then wash with sods and water. Do thia every morning. Their milk ahould be kept as cool as possible and free from con laminating Influences Discontinue their run on grass Put a little pow dered sulphate copper In the water they drink—not over two or three gralna to each pig. Btrawbrrrlea, There are three common methods of growing strawberries—In hills. In nar row matted rows or In wide matted rows. We prefer the second method. Arrange the first strong runnsrs by hand, spacing thsm properly and se curing each one In place with a llttlo soil or a small stone. Then, when each row Is full, cut off the sddl- tlonal runners that may grow. Keep the ground boed and cultivated until late fall. The finished row should sot be wider thaa 1> or 1» Inches Just received from Pekin. China—safa, sure and reliable. U. failinjr in its works. If you cannot call, wiite for syn-.ptosn blank and circular. Inclose 4 cents in stamps. CONSULTATION NttC The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. J*2 -i first Sl„ car. Marti—«, Pavtlaek, P N U yim EN writing to a-1 »f>rU»srs pl< IV meuiion thio pairar. ] BAKING POWDER COMPLIES WITH ALL PURE FOOD LAWS Makes the Baking Sweeter, Lighter Always works ridht NO FAILURES Costs YOU Less NO TRUST PRICES k 25 Ounces for 25 Cents BEST AT ANY PRICE or your money back