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O ’— --------------- New Houston Hotel STATE N E W S IN BRIEF. Hiath «m l Kvvrvtt HU . Portland, Ota. Pour hlueka from Unten Itepof. T o o bteeka front Now Puntóme«, Mutern «m l fireproof. Orar lau uutelde room« H *l « « 11« •« »*•**>• CHAH, tí IIO P K IN H Mnnnnrr C O I SAGE TEA IN TO DARKE W. H. Oldman, a specialist in dis eases o f grains, arrived in Baker re cently from Portland and w ill begin a It’ » thorough investigation o f ths grain prus|>«cta in Haksr county. Hotel Rowland On« humlf««! «ml aUty -ftv* Uooma. «11 Mmlwn [fp ie w tw H U : trmm |>him«ai uii «very tluur. G ra n d m o th e r’ ll R ecip e k eep h er L o c k « D ark, Gloimy, B eau tifu l. te c tin g Y o u r C h ild re n War Recipes P ro The long, hard $chool term drain$ the vitality of growing to Warden Murphy, of the State peni 75c to 11.5» p«r day: $2.50 to tentiary, stated recently that the pris The old-time mixture of Bage Tea $5.00 p«r wnnk. on bresii used by the convicts is now and Bulpbur for darkening gray, Onimnlt« Court hull aa. II bteeka from I'untufflra, and has been for some time manufac streaked and faded hair Is grand Kir« 1'rouf. M I* and Oregon Klactrlc t»»n duor. mother's recipe, and folks era again tured with one-third potatoes. using It to k e e p their hair a good, Word was received at Eugene this even color, which la quite senalble, as M O N E Y FO R YO U . wssk o f the death o f J. W. Morgan, we are living In an age when a youth > Thouaarula tif train**! vounff propl« n lUhnke Walker II uh I hm « foil««*». PurtUml. Jr., Lana county boy who has been ful appearance la o f the greatest ad •tu4«iU In (HMltluns. Kniwll any tiro*. Pro« serving in the navy and who had been vantage. CnUlotfu*. Nowadays, though, we don't have stationed at Mare Island. The cause o f death was not given In the message. the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the tnuasy mixing at boms. The Southern Pacific company's All drug stores aell the ready-to-uae A r« mult' from your O N ) CAR- home o f the ret) cars, located at Bea product. Improved by the addition of I I 'I s K hr lfiift» wovt-ii nil verton. is employing women, who are other ingredients, called "W y e lb ’a Mml ortlrrn receive |irom|>t and care helping to carry on the work vacated Bag« and Sulphur Compound" for ful attention. Send for book lot. | by young men joining the army. These about 60 cents a bottle. It la very NORTHWEST RUC CO. popular because nobody can discover women do their work carefully and are It haa been applied. Bimpty molaten E. Hth and Taylor SU. I’"it land, Or. "m ak in g good.” , your comb or a soft bruab with It and Copies o f an Initiative petition, hav draw this through your hair, taking one «mall strand at a time; by morn R«««kl, 9«kl, !<•«»•«! hik I K$Mir«i ing for its purpose the oueting o f the ing the gray hair disappears, but what preaent members o f the Public Service W AI K I K »• I M T IU G WOHKH It u maids*. eor. 10th. I'ortland. Ow. commission, by repealing the act pro delights the ladlea with Wyeth's Sage and Bulpbur Compound, !• that, be viding for the election o f such commis sides beautifully darkening the balr sioners, have been filed with Secretary after a few applications, It also pro o f State Olrott. duct* that soft lustre and appearance The Farmer«* Union o f Umatilla of abundance which Is ao attractive. SHIP T O ‘' N E A R E S T M A R K E T county has telergaphed the Oregon This roady-touae preparation la a de lightful toilet requisite for those who BETTFR PRICES - QUICK RETURNS delegation In congress asking that the desire a more youthful appearance. It warehouse where the grain is actually la not Intended for the cure, mitigation I turned over to tha government, instead or prevention o f disease.— Adv. | of a terminal city such as Portland or Important Difference. Spokane, be established as a primary M USKRAT market. "W b at la the tune you were playing SKUNK The United States road engineers at on the piano?" "T h at Isn't a tune; that la a COYOTE ; Portland have recommended to Waah- sonata." | ington that the 20-mile stretch o f Pa- RACCOON "What's the difference?" Irifle Highway between Salem and Au "W ell, with a sonata It's hard for the M O LE j rora be developed as a postroad and average listener to detect mistakes. M IN K State Highway Engineer Nunn be- With a tune you've got to know pretty ; lieves that this means the work can go well what you are about"— Washing FOXES ton Star. ahead on the road this year. Cat out tha following rt pasta Iham in your cook book to haip you Hoovarisa. Thay kava bean thoroughly tostad by instructors and spacial lecturers in tba department of home economics at tba University of Washington. R a ton B E A U T IF U L R U G S ELECTRIC MOTORS BIG M ONEY IN PUPS IVe Hunt Immediately O TTER A N D O T H E R FURS. Prices are higher than ever. Send lor Hau> Fur price IUI today. H. L I E B IH*>L ES & K. C O . Fur Dealers and Fur Manu facturers R aw 149-151 Broad «ray, Portland, Or. W . Pay the Highest Market (‘nets Far RAW FURS Guarantee quick returns; charge no commission. Make trial shipment and get the most for your FURS« N. M. UNGAR CO., 191 Broadway. PORTLAND. ORE. Hides, Pelts, Wool & Mohair l i « . . l p tew W.«. U hn. «1 >mu I.«. TH E H. r . N O R T O N C O M P A N Y . I'urtUnd. Ur«., Seattle. W a , IUdliniiham. Wn. THE VOGEL PRODUCE CO. W ill guarantee >ou t>p mnrhi-t price« at alt time« fo r yuur Vaal. Halt», Poultry, H gr«, Iluttar, llidaa. K ir. I f you Hava not shipped to ua. try ua. 113 F ro n t. P O R T L A N D . OR. W orldly Advlea. " I wouldn't stoop to do a wrong act." "That's right. Reach for something high."— Louisville C ourier Journal. Judge— The your wife had Prisoner— I didn't get a Puck. Hla Part. police aay -hat you and some words. had some, judge, but I chance to use thorn.— The Gold H ill cement plant, which Naturally. has been shut down since tha holiday!, "Th at fraud simply touched me on resumed ofa-ration Thursday with a the raw." "O f course, when you found It was bhort handed crew. A fte r a short run | on cement it w ill make an etxenaive so well cooked up.’* run on limestone fertilizer to meet the Room, or Company7 demand o f the farmers before the state With all proper respect to members plant at Gold H ill w ill be in operation. of congress, we wish they'd quit com As further testimony to the mild, ing home so much and give the rail I springlike weather that has prevailed roads a chance to haul a little coal. I during the winter season at Cottage Kansas City Star. Grove, J. I.. Orr has found a patch o f Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are best for liver, wild strawberries in full bloom. Un doubtedly the hillsides about the city bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for a laxative—three fo r a cathartic. are covered with the blooms, but it is not likely that any berries w ill be pro A Grave Situation. duced from them. "So Marie ia engaged?” j The old courthouse building, which haa done rervice for Joesphine county for nearly 30 years, is being tom down. The material w ill be used In the con struction o f bunkhousea and other buildings at the Collard A Moore chrome mlnea, near Takilma, and for buildings on the Barton A Griffin cin nabar mine on Diamond creek, Curry county. N ever In the history o f Milton haa winter wheat given promise o f better returns at a corresponding tim e o f the season than it does now. Last fall, owing to the late season, much grain was needed in the dust and it seemed doubtful i f ail grain thus needed would germinate. However, when rains did come they came copiously and the un usually warm winter was further con ducive to growing grain. During the past few days a light covering o f snow has fallen and this ia also welcomed by farmers. .1 1 * 1 1 ■ * * * v “ '- Pork- B*-f. Poultry, Bu»»«r. Eg«« and Farra Produce. a the Old RaHabla Kvardlnr house * i U a pweord o f 4f> year* o f Hquar« Drwllmri. and ba aaaurad o f T O P M À R K E T ‘“RICES. F. M. CRONKHITE H I Frort Straat Part land. Oregon BUY DIRECT JU P&1 G S ' , ' “ *- to Do Your Own Plumbing] R r huytnr direct from na at wholeente prtraa and aava tha plumhera profits. W rit» ua to day your nm-da. Wa w ill give you our rock- bottom "dlreet-to-you" price«. f. o. b. rail ot boat Wa actually aava you from 10 U par cant All ffoorin guaranteed. Northwaat hesduuartera foi Loader Water Syatoma and Fullar A Johnaon Engines S TAR K -D AV IS CO. 212 Third Straat. P. N. U. Portland. O ra yon No. 6, 1918. Swinging Round the Circle. Mrs. A.— Our cook has lived In tome of the best famlliea. M r »— Ours has lived In all o f them and la now on circuit for the second time.— Exchange. Chronic Constipation la aa dangerous as disagreeable. Garfield Tea cures 1L— Adv. Locating the Action. “ And Fixzlepate ran through a for tune?" "N o ; he never did anything ao ener getic. He stood still and let the fo r tune show the speed.” — Exchange. Sooths Itching Scalps. On retiring gently rub spots o f dan druff and Itching with Cutlcura Oint ment. Next morning snampoo with Cutlcura Soap and hot water. For free Rees R. Hall, o f St. Helens, form erly samples address, “ Cutlcura, Dept. X, deputy county clerk, has been appoint Boston." At druggists and by mall. ed county clerk to succeed A. F. Bar Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.— Adv. nett who resigned to accept a responsi A Rapid Flrer. ble position with a shipbuilding con cern. Mrs. Peck— I always think twice be fore I speak once. The ter.’ norary inter-county bridge Peek— Exactly, my dear— but then over the W illam ette river at Salem you are such a quick thinker.— Ex was reopened to traffic Saturday after change. being closed about a month. It was closed because o f damage done by high water. The authorities at Sherwood have taken guns and ammunition from sev Youthful Conserving. eral enemy aliens. Others are being Somctlmos a small boy Is so patriotic watched and their guns w ill be taken ho wants to observe soapless days seven times a week.— Galveston News. as soon as the fact o f their possession is established. Contrary Treatment. The deal for the logging over o f the "That girl thinks of notnlng all day 2200-acre spruce tract west o f North but n fine dressing up!” ‘ What she evidently needs Is a good Bend, and south o f Empire belonging to the Southern Oregon & Menasha dressing down.”— Exchange. Woodenware company, which has been pending fo r several weeks, was closed A Hint. Here Is a suggestion for a scenario: Saturday follow ing receipt o f a tele During courtship he kissed her burn gram from Colonel Brice P. Disque to ing lips. A fter they were married the effect that the Spruce board had those same Kps frequently roasted entered into an agreement with the him.— Florida Tlmes-lJnlon. owners. C L T ID "Yes, to an undertaker.” "A n undertaker? She must be dead in love."— Exchange. From samples o f Victory bread taken to the office o f Oregon’s Food ad ministrator at Portland, Saturday, one made with a 5 per cent substitution o f potato for the wheat flour promises great possibilities. The baker making the experiment has found that this vegetable can be substituted to the ex tent o f IB per cent with very good re sults, but it is not believed practical to use the potato as a substitute for wheat flour in excess o f 10 per cent. W ith the third ordnance class o f the University o f Oregon barely started in ita work, Lieutenant C. C. Jeremiah, instructor o f the course, has already received a number o f applications for the fourth class, which is scheduled to open on March 11. That a w aiter in an Albany restau rant was entrusted with more than $200 to make a trip to Hornbrook, Cal., and return with a cargo o f whisky and that his return has been awaited in vain for three weeka ia a story current in Albany. In the na ture o f thinga it cannot he verified. KIDNEYS, USE SALTS I f y o u r B a ck h urts o r B la d d e r b oth ers, d r in k lo ts o f w a te r. When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, don't get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and irritate the entire urinary tract Keep your kidneys dean like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a mild, harmless salts which re moves the body’s urlncus waste and stimulates them to their normal activ ity. The function of the kidneys Is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from It 500 grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital Importance o f keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of water— you can’t drink too much; also get from any pharma cist about four ounces of Jad Salta; take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast each morning for a few days and your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid o f grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthta, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to neutrallie the acids In urine so It no longer Is a source of Irritation, thus ending Madder weakness. Jad Salta la Inexpensive; cannot In jure; makes a delightful effervescent llthla water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this, also keep up the water drtnktng, and no doubt you will wonder what became o f your kidney trouble and backache.— Adr. Baked Lima Beans— 1 c dried lima beans, 1 pimiento, 3 tb olive oil or ba con fat, 1 small onion, j ts salt, 1 t i paprika. Soak the lima beans In one qt o f cold water for several hours or over night. Drain off the water. Put the beans in an earthenware dish or covered casserole. Fry the thinly sliced onion and the pimiento cut in small pieces, in the oil or fat for five minutes. Add them to the beans. Add the salt, the paprika, and enough boil ing water to cover the beans. Bake the mixture slowly until the beans are soft— about two hours. Add more wa ter as it is needed. I f the beans are cooked in boiling water a fter soaking in the cold water, they may be baked in one hour. Green Pea Loaf— 1 e dried green peas, 4 c cold water, 2 qt boiling wa ter, 1} c soft, stale bread crumbe, I j c milk, 1 ts salt, i ts pepper, | ts paprika, } ts grated onion, 1 egg, 3 tb f a t —oleomargarine, beef drippings, or bacon fat. Soak the peas in cold water over n igh t Cook them in boiling wa ter until they are soft. Rub them through a sieve. To one cup o f this pea pulp add the bread crumbs, mild seasoning, egg (sligh tly beaten), and the melted fat. Turn the mixture into a small, greased bread pan. Set this pan into a second pan, containing wa ter. Bake the mixture forty minutes, or until it ia firm. Remove the loaf from the pan. Serve the loaf with plain cream sauce. One-half cup of cheese may be added to one and one- half cups o f the sauce. Hooverized Shrimp a la Newburg— lc shrimp., 2 tb oil (M azola) or chick en fat, i ts salt, cayenne, 2 ts lemon juice, 2 ts cornstarch, ft c milk, yolks o f 2 eggs, 1 ts minced parsley, paprika, pepper. Cook shrimp three minutes in oiL Add seasonings and lemon juice and cook one minute. Remove shrimps and add flour and milk. Cook until thick. Add beaten yolks o f eggs, parsley, and shrimp. Serve on but tered toast. Shrimp Salad — 1 c shrimps, 2-3 c finely cut celery, 1-3 c cooked salad dressing, lettuce leaves. Mix shrmp and celery together. Moisten with salad dressing, and serve on crisp let tuce leaves. Mockonema to Have Elevator. Colfax, Wash. — Mockonema, six miles west o f Colfax, on the O.-W. R. A N., ia to have a bulk grain elevator with capacity for 100,000 bushels o f grain. This was decided at a meeting o f the stockholders o f the Farmers’ Warehouse company o f Mockonema and a number o f farmers who are not stockholders but who deliver their grain at that point. A committee to make arrangements for the building, secure plant and ascertain coats was appointed. Work w ill be started be fore spring seeding. NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT children and you wonder why they are li$tle$$, puny and pale. Every school child will show marked improvement in health and growth if given Horn iiijioii Its rich, uniform cod liver oil gets into their blood and gives them vim , snap and zest. It creates strength to resist school sicknesses, A overcom e pinched faces, sallow com plexions and dull eyes. H igh authorities h ave established again and again that cod liver oil prom otes grow th and energizes the body and brain. T h « imported N o rw e g ia n cod liv e r o il «tw a y * need ia S c o tt* • Emmlmlom is arm — - _ — . n — T . h ■ • ic h a a g « uarantees uu i II II »-.V« It « I free fro m impurities. refined la out o w n A m e ric - a n labomtorte* w beult at H u n t . Bloomfield. N . J. VAUGHAN'S PORTABLE DRAG SAW Cuts 20 Cords in 10 Hours T H E L IG H T E S T . T H E T H E O R » IG IN A L -----EST. H A S M A N Y IM IT A T O R S . E Q U A LS . W r it« far Information. Vaughan M otor Works, PORTLAND. OREGON. TH E LAST E X A M IN A T IO N O F W A R ’S D R A F T . Sure! High Heels Cause Corns But Many a man has fallen down beca.ua« a test of his water showed unmUtaJrably that he had kidney disease. The kidneys ara the scavengers and they work day and night in separa ting the poisons from the blood. Their signals of distress are easily recognised and In clude such symptom! aa backache, de pressions, drowsiness, Irritability, head aches, dlzxlness, rheumatic twinges, dropsy, gout. “ The very beat way to restore the kidneys to their normal state of health and cure auch symptoms," says Dr. Pierce, of Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. T.. “ Is to drink plenty of water and obtain from your favorite pharmacy a email amount of An-u-rlc, double strength, which Is dispensed by almost every drug gist.” You will find Anurie more potent than Uthia, dissolve uric acid aa water does sugar. Send Dr. Pierce 10c for trial pkg. and ask for advice If there la need.—Adv. Who Cares Now You reckless men and women who are pestered w 'th corns and who hare at least once a week Invited an awful death from lockjaw or blood poison are now told by a Cincinnati authority to use a drug called freezone, which the moment a few dropa are applied to any corn or callous the soreness Is relieved and soon the entire corn or callous, root and all, lifts o ff with the fingers. Freezone dries the moment It la ap plied, and simply shrivels the corn or callous without Inflaming or even Ir ritating the surrounding tissue or skin. A small bottle o f freezone w ill cost very little at any o f the drug An Early Riser. stores, but w ill positively rid one’s Lady (to applicant)— Yea, I adver feet of every hard or soft corn or I f your druggist tised for a mald-of-all-work. A re yon hardened callous. an early riser? hasn’t any freezone he can get It at Applicant— Indade an’ Ol am, any wholesale drug house fo r you.— madam! A t me last place Ol waa up Adv. and had breakfaat ready an’ all the beds made before anybody else In the A Valet W ith Wits. honse was up!— Exchange. Valet— One of your creditors wishes to see you, sir. Loftier Positions T ell him I’m out. “ Every man thinks he Is qualified Valet— Yes, sir. And I'll Just light for a higher position." one of your best cigars, sir; he” ll be ‘‘And many of them are rig h t!” re more likely to believe me then.— Ex plied Miss Cayenne. "T h e y ’d be far change. more useful as telegraph linemen or skyscraper constructors."— Exchange. Pleasant Contrast. "Make.” Made Dad Proud “ Phwat?” The old sea captain. In brass but “ 1 was Just thlnkln’ after we get out tons, sat smoking comfortably by his o f the trenches an' back home again fireside, when Jack, his sailor son, how nice an’ peaceful that old boiler burst In upon him. factory will sound to us.” — Detroit "W eather too rough.” explained the ! Free Press. son, "S o we've put In for a day.” “ Too rough!” exclaimed Mr. Tar, Finish of the Trip. with visions o f his own days on the “ That actor Is very pompous. He briny. "W hy, sir, I was once sailing ' says he has ‘arrived.’ ” round the cape when a storm came on "H e has.” replied the manager. and it blew down the mainmast and the mizzenmast was swept away, but "This Is where he gets off.”— Wash ington Star. we didn't even think of putting In.” “ W ell, you see,” explained the son, “ W hy do people seem to think that “ this storm was so bad it blew the an blondes are frivolous?” chors o ff the captain’s buttons, took "Don't know, unless they conclude the paint o ff the ship’s bow and— ’’ It Is natural for them to be light “ S top !” cried the old man. “ You headed.” — Baltimore American. do me credit. Jack— you do me cred it!” — Milwaukee News. Wheat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade: CARGET m CAKED I DDtt ■ COWS Hard W hite— Bluestem, Early Bart, can be overcome by feeding cow To Dyspeptics: Others have found Allen, Galgalus, Martin Amber, $2.05. a steady course o f Garfield T ea a tonic to purify the blood and ap plying Dr. David Roberts' Soft W hite— Palouae bluestem, fo rty pleasant means of regaining health. B A D G E R B A L M , Price. SSc. fold, white valley, Gold Coin, W hite W hy not you?— Adv. A soothing and healing ointment. Excellent for aore teats and In- Russian, $2.03. W hite club— L ittle flammed udders. Read the Prac Deleted. club, Jenkins club, white hybrids, So tical Horn« Teerwama. Send for free booklet on Abortion in Cows, i f nora. $2.01. Red Walla — Red “ This letter was deleted by the cen no dealer in your town w rite Russian, red hybrids, Jones fife. Cop- sor. So says the official stamp.” Ht. ta . I N grass Ire » n u d t anx "Then I guess it's safe to read 1L pel, $1.98. No. 2 grade, 3c less. No. Them letters must pass through queer 3 grade 6c less. Other gradee hanledd BIG, STRONG CHICKS channels, I s’pose, and the censor ain’t by sample. going to let us run the risk of ketch- la the result o f using Peta- Flour— Patents, $10. loma Incubators and Brood ing something or other.”— Louisville ers. Th at's the kind you M illfeed— N et mill prices, car lota: Courier-Journal. want. W rite fo r our big Bran, $30 per ton; shorts, $32 per Free Catalog No. SO. ton; middlings, $39; mixed cars and TO B RE AK IN NEW SHOES A L W A Y S USE peuluba INCURATOI CO. less than carloads, 60c more; rolled Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptie powder, i t Petaluma, C alifornia barley, $66<ir$68; rolled oats, $66. prevents tishtnass and blisterins. Relieves Corns. Bunions, and Swollen. Swaatins. Aching Feet. Butter— Cubes, extras, 48c; prime G ive« r a t and comfort. A ccept no substitute. P F I f C l B R E A K - U P - A* firsts, 47|c. Jobbing prices: Prints, Sample FRE E. Address. Allen S. Olmsted. L e K B i i l S COLD TABLETS Mm A COCO m THC Roy. N . Y . _______________________ TMa BUD SUO M H E S a t. extras, 52c; cartons, lc extra; The quickest w ay to break up a coki, butterfat. No. 1, 55c delivered. tha genuina at A W elcom e Opportunity. E ggs— Ranch, current receipts, 48c; " I enjoyed that state paper very candled, 50c; selects, 52c per dozen. much," remarked Senator Sorghum. Poultry — Hens, 26J<tt'26c; springs, "In a patriotic spirit?” 24; broilers, 29(it.30e; geese, 16fn;18c; "Y e s ; and In a personal spirit, too. turkeys, live, 24@25c; dressed, choice, It's the first time I’ve had a chance Rub Dandruff and to say 'that's good' while listening to 30c. Itching with a speech as often as I do in a poker Veal— Fancy, 20c per pound. game.”— Washington Star. Pork— Fancy, 20Jc per pound. Shampoo with Cnticura Soap Sack vegetables— Carrots. $1.60 per Just So. ' a « i r . W Soaf.’ hu » ' "trot sack; beets, $1.50 @ 2.00; turnips, "Incarcerating offenders is the $1.50; parsnips, $1.50(0.2.00. wrong Idea. W e ought to try to pre Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, $1@ vent crime.” PRICES P A ID BY 1.25 per hundred: Yakimas, $1.50; "Just so,” said the old-fashioned sweet potatoes, 6@ 6}c per pound. US FOR RAW Judge. "And you can prevent lots of Onions— Oregon, buying price, $1.75 crime by putting the right people in FURS ARE per hundred. Jail."— Lou isville Courier-Journal. EXTREME Green Fruits — Apples, $1@2.25; One Deduction. pears, $2.25; cranberries. Eastern. LY HIGH "T h ey say you can tell Halloween $17.50 per barrel. Write for Price U n fortunes with flour and molasses.” February 6, 1918. "Think you can?” Cattle— “ W ell, it seems safe to hazard this E. R . S K IN N E R & CO. Med. to choice ste e rs .. . ,$ 10.35@11.00 much o f a guess. Anybody who has Good to med. steers........ 9.8S@10.35 flour and molasses to spare must be Com. to good steers........ 7.76@ 9.25 rich.”— Louisville Courier-Journal. Choice cows and heifers. 8.00@10.00 Granulated Ejefid$, Com. to good cows and hf 6.50@ 8.00 Sera Eye*. Eye* Inflamed by For Constipation, Biliousness, L iver Sun. Deaf and W ind quickly Cannera........................... 4.00@ 6.00 and Kidney troubles, take Garfield relieved by Murine. Try it In Bulla................................. 5.00@ 7.60 Tea.— Adv. your Eyes and in Baby’s Eyes. C a lv e s ............................. 7.60@11.00 N sW tiac.J n stE ysC sw fert The Difference. Stockers and fe e d e r s .... 6.00@ 9.50 M v to e Bye Remedy He— Do you knew, I generally dance K ys f a lv t , in T u b «« Hogs— o f the £V# — From. Prime light h o g s .............$16.20@16.35 on an Impulse. She— You didn’t last night; you Prime heavy h o g s .......... 16.86@16.50 danced on my fe e t — Baltimore Am eri P i g s ................................. 13.75thl5.00 can. Bulk ............................... 16.00@16.36 —take a pram at and effective remedy-owe Sheep— tkat acts galefely and contain« ao epiataa. T o Repel Boarders. Taw eaa gat sack a remedy by asking tor Western lambe................ $16.00@16.50 The government haa commendeered Valley lambs.................... 14.50@15.00 prunes; but aa It is taking only the Y earlin gs......................... ! 3.00@18.60 large and middle atied ones, boarding W ethers........................... 12.50@1S.00 house stocks are safe.— New York E w e s ........................... , 9.00@11.00 Sun. m 25° I S W n p a id so Young (Miaira Ointment '!NE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS PISO’S