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U Trniil,or,a""n l"l,'r,lt''4 iimli'rtitl
(wpcrll)' " ,,v,"r' '"'I"" ,,m'"1 "
I' ii'iii.mil Iriinuiiiirlillliill I'rmi.
'rfC wouM In- ImpoHHlhle. Those
jale ihhI fintloiiH ii n rich, jiowcrfnl
! rnllRl'"'11'"1 whoso tninHjiorttitlon
. Ulllfg nr lii-Ht iiml most cxtcmlcil.
fttdflnB itlnn ,m' 'hoMi' with little
foo trnii'I"rt'lt,", fiicllltli'H.
jjr. Jltilluill. the HrltlHh mIiiIIhIIcIiiii,
L Ms work on "The Wealth of Nil-
. l... T .. I f ...I L'l I..
IfcHV t'lmvw ..lllli-n in
!g5:"If wc Hike n survey or iiiuiikiiki.
.l,.ii.Mt or modern times, iim reunion
& pbrnlr.il. iiiei lmnlcill lliul Ititeller-
-tfr,-.. nf llIltllltlH. WC llllll IIOtllltlL' to
plivi- -
stcpare with the I nltcil KtiiteH."
JJf, JIUIIIIlli iriMru i) inn nui iihui-h
liilllie working Mivcr or a nimku per-
fuulnllie I lilted StateH was twice that
,t (icrninii or Frenchman, more thiui
ItStt HIIK'H Willi oi mi winiriini llllll
(retime that of an Italian. He snlil
iui'iiIIimI States wiim then the rlehont
I, w
iwntrr la tin worlil. Its wealth ex
(mJIdr llmt of (.rent Ilrltnln by ,'l.'
rMnt.. nml milled that In the hlHtorv
Iff the huui:i tt race no nation ever lie
tore poHUMsed foity-ono mlllloiiM of
hitrochil cIiIzciih.
la an nMn-Hn before the New York
IIM Aittioi latloii. four yearM ngo, I
fsftrrcd to the future of our export
tade. at folio wh: "One of the Inevltn-
l-rrcnults of the war between .lanan
IuvJ CM tin "III he the opening to Hit'
wmmiTci' of the world of IIcIiIh here
tofore unknoun. iierhapn the rlclicHt on
I tie nlohe." nod urued the menibcrH of
lie New- York TrenH AMHoclatlon to do
liurrtlilnK in their Dower to iiHHlHt In
lecurlnj; to the I nltcil KtatcH a portion
if tlic prca t coiiimerce to be ilevclojied
SttffMH tlic ucHterii uatlotiH and thone
tiaold coiintrlex of the world.
At that time we had no Idea that n
Irtr between one of the old iiiitlonn of
Iiieearlhnnd ouryounj; republic would
lefonKht; at that time we had no Idea
that American manufacturer!, would he
ifttrnlshlnz locomotlvex to the Kiil-IIxIi
Inllroads an well iih to Hiohc of uearlv
liferr other country on the ulobe. No
e Ihouclit four yearn ao that Amerl-
Ian unuRo liullders would ko Into the
Ken market and HlieeeHSfllllv eiiinnete
'the biilldliiK of a Kreat Ktcel bridge
Epjrpt; nor that In no brief a time
American cnulheerrl would be linlldlnir
IfJllroadg Into the Interior of China
Ilrom her mont luiortmit Hea-jwrts.
At that time HO one Htmnnm.il Hint
tbe Trnns-SllM'rlan Hallway would be
I am wun steel ralln mnde In IVnnsyl
'inlfl, lltion croas-tlcH from the fnrestH
ittOrt'Ron. nml that ltn tralnn would lw
auieil hy Ainerlean locomotives; nor
tat thlM great railway which Is to
itretrli from St. 1'eterHburf,' to Vhull
'cstok nml Port Arthur, a dlHtance of
"ore than (1.000 miles, would h com
Mn two years lu advance of the orig
inal expectation, ns n result of the use
'f Ainerlean construction tools and
Mclilncry.
In n letter from n friend In Toklo,
'pan, written only n Hhort time iiko,
me was this Hlnnlllcant sentence:
ou will l Interested In knowing that
have hnnirliiK on the wall of my of-
n framed picture of your 'Umpire
ato Express.' nml mi iiviuint lii lu
iar future to be haulliiK a Japanese
I-uipire express' with an Amerlcnn lo
tOtnotlve." Thev hnve tmur In .Timnti
loore tlinn one hundred locomotives
I 'twere b,lllt 1,1 tl,e Uii1,l'1 States.
111 uussla thev h II VII lino t1 nnn tlimi-
Jiand American locomotives, anil prae-
i uy every railway lu Orent Ilrltnln
I Ma ordered lncnmnll,.nu r., ii. I.,
I. "...v... . kllllll lllin WUIIII-
"7 since the beginning of the war with
"I't It Is not nlono our locomotives
uat liaVe llttl-nr.li.,1 1... ..ii n
I "...iiivii ihk ll l lull I Hill Ul llJl
'ner I who have visited our shores,
"r rnlhvav oniiinmi.ni ..n.w.n..u..
wnmnmiiMl admiration nml Is now re-
I It i ii 1110 '"Khest compliment, nnme-
I Uno- " "'any or our sister mi
l int. "co Ml'1'l HllkolT, Imperial
ii r. i or Knl'wayH of Uussla, has,
I "nee iiia ,.i.,ii ,
IfewV 11,0 um,C(' otates n
tidei rs nK0' collstructed a train on
Trnin 8nino 111108 1,8 tl10 "Mmlted
IPpnn , l"u r,cw lorK Central uud
OKEutSS POWDER COSTLY.
I ""f a. Mill Ion DoUhi-h' "Worth I'rovcd
T. to Jio WorthlcsB.
00 Vnotl.. i .
IWlltn ' increased expenso or a
est"lllHhmeut under tho moro
iCi ni0tll0lls ow employed Is
that i lllll8tr,lt'-d In the discovery
orth lmlfw nUon dollars'
in of sinokless powder for seaconst
turns out to be worthless, through
IWliv V uuicuoraiion in us
Military experts have suppos-
wj Hint tlic- HmolcIesH .owder -nnnufic.
ired fr the United Htates army wim
... ever umuc. (IJ.H . Nuw y()rk
''""tniet wmh not long ago
HlKhcd tvhl.h involved the expenditure
"f about ?l.(o..H,o f,. of ,t
't His stated Hint recent exp.rlmenn
it Handy llooli slioued that the smoke
less powder now on hand Is worse than
Valueless. A teli lneli .. ... i...
I -d with olmrKPH rrom Hiipply that
' iM'fii Hlored for nlmut two yen.s
and n ,elaye. detonation oceuried.
which burst ihegun.a new one. valued
t f.!0.(KK). An examination of the
powder revealed the f,,et that It had
undergone chemical chanses of some
hoi I ah.l all of the supply on hand Is
supposed to be e.pmlly affected. Hx
i'i ts will now try to discover the cause
of the deterioration, so in to make the
needed change In the formula. Mean
while the contracts for manufacture
must be suspended, and If a war should
break out It might be necessary to use
the old variety of black powder. Ap.
parcntly large charges to the profit and
loss account must be allowe.I for m
estliiialluc the cost of keeping up with
the t linen in uarfare.
Hawaii-Is xnld to have more tele
phono, in use In proportion to the popu
lation than any other locality In the
world.
A newspaper printed on the excur
sion steamer Ophlr published one num
ber In feo degrees i! minutes north lnt.
tuile. It claims to Iw the paper puo
llshed farthest north of any on record.
.V series of e.erlmeiits made by
Bciino Krdinann and Raymond Dolge
show that lu normal reading the let.ers
are not spelled out separately, and one
after the other, but that a short word
of not more than four letters can be
read off In less time than a single let
ter. The Pike's Peak Pow er Company pro
poses to develop .l.''00-liorse-power for
distribution for mines lu the neighbor
hood of Cripple Creek, Colo. The source
of the water supply Is Heaver canyon,
and a steel and rock dam will be built
having a storage capacity of lfiO.OO j.Oou
cubic feet.
On the principle of the sotinilliig
lioartl, which repeats a sound at no
short an Interval that tho original and
the repeated waves Impress the ear in
unison, a device called the polyphone
has recently been applied to the phono
graph for the purpose of doubling the
volume of sound Issuing from that In
strument. A phonograph with the
polyphone attachment has two horns,
each provided with a diaphragm and
stylus. Not only Is the sound made
louder, but Its quality Is Improved.
Lake Superior appears to exercise a
greater effect upon the annual amount
of precipitation of rain and snow near
Its shores than any other of the (ireat
Lakes. The average precipitation In
a year Is about eight Inches greater on
the southern than on the northern side
of Lake .Superior. Lakes Hrlu and On
tario also show more precipitation on
their southern than on their northern
shores, but the difference Is only three
Inches annually. In the case of Lakes
Huron and Michigan. It Is the eastern
shores as compared with the western
which get the largest precipitation, but
the difference Is not great.
The distances over which birds mi
grate vary between wide limits, and
are often surprisingly great. The bo
bolinks, which rear their young on the
shores of Iike Winnipeg. Canada, and
go to CuIki and Porto ltlco to spend tho
winter, twice traverse a distance ex
ceeding ",SO0 miles, or more than a
llfth of the circumference of our earth,
er -n year. The kingbird lays Its eggs
as far north as the llfty-seventh degree
of latitude, and Is found In the winter
In South America. The biennial pil
grimages of the little redstart exceed
three thousand miles and tho tiny hum
ming bird two thousand.
Madame Ceraskl, of Moscow, has dis
covered In the constellation Cygnus a
star of between the eighth and ninth
magnitude which undergoes wonderful
variations in Its light. It belongs to
the same type of variable stars as the
celebrated Algol, but Its variation Is
larger. Its period Is four days thir
teen hours and forty-ilvo minutes.
When at a minimum it Is three magni
tudes fnlnter than when at a maxl
muni; In other words. It periodically
loses and then regains so much light
that nt one time It Is sixteen times
brlKhter than at another. In stars of
this type the changes of light are sup
posed to be caused by a dark body re
volvlng around the star, and produc
ing eclipses as It comes within our lluo
of sight.
When somo people give parties, It la
not so much to entertain their friends
as for tho satlsfactlou of not inviting
their enemies
There Is nothing so trying as a hard
day's work once a week. If you work
every day, you get used to It.
Tho renl test of a good country la
one where worthless men do weU.
OHO of tilt) Mldlflfflll frwl
who has been making a tour of tho
; state, nays that .Michigan's pure food
uw is working admirably in diminish
ing adulteration. Ho says that, of late
years, great ipiantities of imitation
fruit jollies have been fold; these are
mndu of glucose and corn jelly, colored
to rcMimhlu tho desired fruit. In one
town the inspector stopped tho Mile of
imitation sirawberry jam, which was
made of corn jelly and glucose, flavored
with strawberry extract, and further
improved by the addition of hayseed.
N,iw I'm,, Hovky STdiiritnlim.
After iiuiiieroiiH hnirhrvadth eKeuiie.i n
i'.r. v vf v' ,'r'' 1,1 iEo,-k.v -M"tiiiiiii-f
il l I " ,'"'5 'a? 1 " " lik'' '"'-
1. 1. people who ihHIeved ly-,.er.ia incur-
a 'lenre iiMoninlied t. , that HoMotter's
Moiiiarh lliuers uxed falihlullv will make
he diKentii.j, dtroiig. the bowels regular,
the liver nciivo. Try ii.
An ordinance has been passed in
West I'alin IJeach, Flu., forbidding fe
males to enter saloons. i
American shoo manufacturers can
undersoil tho local producer in South
Africa.
Mv doctor said I would die. hut Pirn's
lire for fniiMimptlriii cured me. -Auioi
ki'lner, Cherry Valley, 111).., Nov. 23, '!Jj.
Lawrenco county, in thol'.lack Hills,
claims tho honor of producing a greater
amount of gold ore in a day than any
other country in tho United States
J. 050 tons, valued at if-10,000.
A red-hot jioker was used by Harry
llnlo at llellefontaine, Ohio, to open
a whisky barrel. IIo prosi-ed the poker
into tho bung, and the burrel exploded
into a thousand pieces, causing fatal
injuries to Mr. Halo.
Pev. O. Hay Mor, a-i, of Stamford
F.ngland, is both a minister and a
lawyer.
SiKjngo fruit stains ut once with cold
water.
Day county, S. D., has produced two
crops of oats this t,cason.
If yon hnvon't a nifular. healthy movement of thd
ln.wi.-ii c-ory day, juu'ro Hck or wlii be. Keep yuur
buwelt open, and Us ncll Korce. In tlicsliapoof
Ttulcnl phytic or pill polion. U dangerous- Ttio
ftm'Ktiin:i,t uaitebl must perfect way uf keeping ttie
tioweln clear and clean Is to uko
Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. TastoGoort. Do floo
Never Sicken. Weaken, or (Jrlpe. 10c. 20c. 50c Write
for free sample, and booklet on health. Address
SUrllnc Brn.d I onpiij. Cblruio. JloDlml, 5tw Tors. S3tA
KEEP YOURBLOOD CLEAN
FOR-
NERVOUS
VIM MARBAMi
MAS STOOD THE TEST OF 35 YEARS
HtTXPERIENCE
f N00R5ED 6V THE MEDICAL FACULTY
ALL OVER THE WORLD
llrlni! your chililreii
up on it.
MACHINERY.
ALL KINDS
...TATUM & BOWEN...
29 lo 38 First Streit PORTLAND OR.
RliptUrG
treated scten-
tlflcally nnd
Corruponiinci
Solicited.
C. tl. W0QDARO & CO.. 108 Second St.. Portland.
SURE CURE FOR PILES
nT)lTlN(illleiprot:ncmolituriinacuiialtclilnB.
"hl foVm. ;"."l a Blind, llld nt r or 1'rotruUing
P Irs are curttt hy Dr. BoannUo's Pile Remedy
St op "tchin .1.5 tleeillnir. A,"rtuT""-;
Jar .t druBrt5 ur .ml . .7 'f ""0 Phfu j&
m about your cie. 1)11. 110a ANrtU, 1 1UUU&., 1 .
CURE YOURSELF 1
.. . ......
'nl..uZi a Irritations or ulceration!
.T J. . of mucoua rarniuranM.
Pr.nu ronuiloo. 1'alnleM. anil not astrm-
theE.;8ChemiouCo. pfi""-
sola ii J urucKi.i
"or ent In plain wroppr.
ur exprest, rrrpam, lor
1.00, or 3 uottlrt, 12.75.
C'lrculr.r arnt on rrnurst.
BnU Maslo Lantern naraln I.Ut
No. 15 now reHdy lor maillns.
T. P. ANDKEW8, 109 Montgomery
St., San KrancUco
I $P& CANDV
I ffl VJp CATHARTIC
jo iK
TO
Tin, I'lillo.ophr or UnnrJ OamrnnM.
"Now," said tho man who had
yearned for riches, "I will go forth to
day and risk once moro. Success has
anonneu all mv ventnrm r i,n..,. tn .
' 090,000. If a'll goes well today I will
uu tun utnes a millionaire. Then I
will risk no moro. Then I will be con
tent and some one. else may step into
the place that I Imve vacant." So ho
risked again and won tho .tlO.OOO that
lio thought ho needed in his bushics;
Imt tho man who lost tho money was
not dead game. If ho hud been dead
game ho would Itivo said nothing nnd
hoped for hotter luck next time. There
fore, lacking the qualities that make
for gameness, he jumped upon the man
who hud won and thumped him t-o
hard that he died on the way to tho
hospital. There is in the heart of every
man who succeeds here below a soft
spot for the dead game loaer. Chicago
Times-Herald.
HOW'S THIS.
7o offer One Hundred Dollars r.
case of Cutarrh that c an not Uo cure! ly Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY Is. CO., Props., Toledo, O.
Wc thoundersittned, hvo known F.J. Cheney
for tlio past II- venrs, and bcllevo him perfectly
honorable In nil busin is trnnnactlouj rnd fin-nnclnll-r
ab!o to carr7 out any oblicr Uona mada
by uci.-flrm. .
VEST TliCAX,
Who cfal'. Uruulsts,TolcJo,
WALDIMl, V I.S.VAH ll MA-VIJ..
Vinolenalc Dr'ie Ists. Toledo. (.. I
Hall's Catarrh Cure 1st km ir rnally.ac.lng
e'lrccily on tho blood and m cous surfaces ot
llioi.yu-.in. IT! oTIcpcrbo .le. to.d by al:
drucilsts. Tcstlmoul la free.
Hall's Family r- tb Ictt.
Last year 0,891 incendiary fires oc
curred. I
TO CUIUS A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quiniae Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. V. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c.
Lightning caused 3,4"D conflagra
tions iu 18u8.
Kill ((rum of Dlxeane.
The modern way tocure dlseaee is to destroy
Its gerru. Ciisearets Candy Cathartic are mod
ern uerm-killers, and cleansers. Druggists,
10c, Z'jC, 60c.
Natural gas was the cause of 94 fires
last year.
VITALITY lfiw.dcbllltaledor ejliamted cnrpflhy
lr. Kline's Invliroralli.K Tonic. FUKK I. Trial
lliittle i-mitaliilni: S Wei-kii- treuiinent. Dr. Kllii"'s
liixliiute. !ttl Aril) St., Philadelphia. Founded Wl.
Horace Greeley is editor of the En
terprise at Thornton, la.
Lord Kitchener has given Queen
Victoria a large Arabian donkey.
25c SAMPLE BOTTLE FOR 10c NEXT 30 DAYS
Ho BESE&SE has so hafffled the BssectiscaS
skiES of &$S sages as RHEUmATtSfflm
unci no rotnedy has over been known
to euro ii until "5 Drops,"
ITKAuis uakkj years oi active atucuco oi iueuiciue :
I have never before in ray 3s years of practice of medicine riven ray testimonial or recom
tnendatlou to nny patent medicine, but there is a remedy, the result of which ha come under my
own observation ; for there is no Disease which has to baffled the medical skill of all ages as
tueumatiRm ana to una a lieuauio remedy
DROPS," tianufactureu by the Swanson
"5 DROPS," has proven Itfelf wonderful for its curative power In Itlieumatlsm, n
as a lt?aprary(lJc 1 lever onlvb.u
ive a
aco. 1 rrawsiona others several Kit
tiatients the7WAet Kemedles wh
asuiu
heard of " C Df vJS " and of its V
found relief frok' 'J&jenvithinia few
ri'
KUcr
surprise. I will sftvj VT WMififourseoi
d "B Drop" ! lj . ATfieiel
Drop" 1
jinny for their klnsart,
fill .Item-vlles amon
acknowljLJyment vWj
tnanyirijf J$Wftr J'V'
liable to VWflrwe:..
.e nromr'
.WAA.IV A.-. l.-n I I
jRci all kinds, Dronchltis, if
'1
't .W '
ticart'Weakness. Droosv. Earache; Snasmodicand Catarrh!
Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Crefcplnjf
cases. " S Drops " has cured more people,
nameu diseases man au ouier remeuies
e. Drous " is not onlv the best medicine,
contains ioo doses. Price per bottle $i.oo,
fnr e rm Vnr t Vii nt in lavs we will
Bendimr to cents to pay for the mailing.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO.,
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Piir ml Wire Wiirks.
1J011TI,ASI) WIHK .t I HON WOKKS; WIltK
and Iron If nvlinr: olllfe rnlllint. etc. u-H Alder.
MiKililni-iy iiml miuII.
CAWSTON & CO.: KNGINKS, HOII.KUS, MA-
J "" l'l'e' 8-M St.. Portland, Or.
f A.I.I tlM.T m n . . n r- f rwr
can pivo you the best lxirj;aliis th general
inachliiery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts and windmills. The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, is un
equalled. grow paying crops because they're
fresh nnd always tne ue. rut
sale everywhere. Uefnse substitutes.
Stick to Perry' nu prosper.
1900 Bced Annual ftee. write for it.
0. M. FERRY 4 CO., Detroit, Mien
curing more than all the doctors, patent medicines, electrtj. Jf;.,.? 'wiy.,-i;,fM
combined, for they cannot cure Chronic Rheumatism. ThK?;(f'' ? . vV.SW
valuable time and money longer, but try "5 Drops" and ; -'Jf
OLDEST WJ MBHM
Tells Uow He Escaped tho
Terrors of Many Winters
b.v Usiiifr JVrnna.
Mr. Isauc Urock, the Oid.-st Man in the
United Staici.
Mr. Isaac Brock, of McLennan
county, Tex., has attained the great
age of 111 years, havinu been born in
1788. Hp is an ardent friend to Pc
runa and speaks of it in the following
terms:
"Daring my long life I have known
a great many temedies for coughs,
colds, catavrh nnd diarrhoea. I had
always supjiOhed these aircctiona to bo
different diseases, but I have learned
from Dr. Hartmau's books that? these
affections are the same and aro prop
erly called catarrh.
"As for Dr. Hartmau's remedy, Pe
runa, 1 have found it to be the best, it
not the only reliable remedy for these
affections.
"Peruna has been my stand-by
for many years,and I attribute my
good health and my extreme age
to this remedy, it exactly meets
' ail my requirements.
"I have come to rely upon it almost
entirely for the many little things for
which I need medicine I believe it to
be especially valuable to old people."
ISAAC BROUK.
Catarrh is the greatest enemy of old
age. A person entirely free from ca
tarrh is sure to live to a hale and
hearty old age. A free book on ca
tarrh sent by The Pernna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, O.
Five fires last year were caused by
the sun's rays passing through window
glass.
the Rheumatic Gure demonstrated its
wonderful curative power
It has noven failed to euro RHEUMATISM
In any form, Acuto op Gf ironic.
TTfiro In TClint a Prominent PhTslclnn lias to iar whn hm Hnrf aC
lor tne came. At last we nave louna it In
Klieumatlc Cure Company, Chicago, III.
Permanent Cnni even in chronlccases. Someti
e
: cares, under rav treatment and cresenbed for.
'iy selected, out witnout aesiranie results.
cures, ana prescriDea it ton icwpatu
that I prescribed it to a great number a:
xurco weeus alter ineynaa usea "o
i
r of yearn, been suffering with
Jrutches. Thev came to mvo
Thev cive all the credit to
to the Swanson Itliouinntlc C
.&iawhich they are olacine
: 1 1 "I'll 'iifc in write to the C
nermanentlv cl
r Kncumntism,'
i
Asthma, n
lieadaclie,
Numbness, flalai
during tne past l;
Known, anu m
but it is the cheapest, tor st
prepaid by mail or exriress, or (
send a 2. samDle FIhtl to a:TJ
Agent's wanted. Write to-day.
160 - 164 - E. LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
LATEST
and BEST
nuroci
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, r-.r-.r-
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nnuien I
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YOUNG MEN!
For Onnnrrha-a and Glet eet Pabsfii i Okay S ijectlta It
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