ft
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Una won iiiccm fur boyoiul tlio effect
ot nilroitlslnjf only.
Tlio aoctct of Ho wonderful iiotmlrir.
It In oinlnliiuil by Its miniiiiruticlmtil.
Merit.
Ilmoil upon n, iircacrltitlon wlilcli
omod iiooplu conililoreil luciirnlilo,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
U niton tliu licat-kiiMtvii vctrclnlilit rum
edit1!, by Mich n ruiiililiintluti, propor
tion mill prorpM mi to Imvo cnrutlve
power pecullni- to Knelt,
Itt ctireii of acrofuln, rrrcnm, nnorl
ali, nnil every kind of linnioi', tin well
nil catarrh anil ihimniullmn provo
Hood's Sarsaparilla
tin) lion l lilood iinrlllrr i-mt produced,
lit curi'K ot (lynpepulfi, Iom of nppn
ma aim nun urcii umiiiiik uiiiKo it I no
Kt'onlcot etnniiuli tonlu nnil atrctitli
rcntoror thu world lia over known.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
II n tliorouulily (rood inodlcliia. HoijIii
to UkO It TODAY, tiul llUUU'U.
Knew All About It.
"What (! you think of tlila acliumo
ot tiilcKrAphlnii without wlm7"
"rimt'n notliliiK. Mr wlfn Ima kick
rd my hlna unilor tlio lulilu for twenty
yean.' Mrliniiijn.
Mntlinr will flnu Mra. (Vlnilow'a Booth
ln Hjrmp the best reiiil)r to tin Inr tbeli
tlilUlreu durum tno itliln iwricxl.
(Mass Bricks.
(llmii lirlclcij uro griiiliially coin Inn
Into tlMi, and ll'li raid that iiIai will
wxin lm iimhI fur innklnit aUtuei for
puhllo plniTK, an It icaleta tlio corroding
vlliict 01 tlio weather much butler than
matblu or Kraulto.
ITIie Art of Canning I'rult.
Tim art of canning fruit In UrK
quantltleii lion reached n .Uko llttla
dreamed of lir our uraiidnaronta i!6 and
fiO yearn bri. The beat examplu of
thla advance la found In thn Monopolo
brand of frultr and vrKetahlea. Thu
frulta are detlcliiuii and aweut nud re
uln all their natural lluvor. The vi'ki
tahlaa taatn almoit oiactly aa lliniinh
tliey weru direct from the Harden
They am parked under n beautiful Mini
label. I'lrat data dcalera hnnillu them.
UadhauiaA Kerr llroa., Portland.
Very fashionable.
Ida Ve It n faahlonublo summer
boarding Iiouhi7
May Ob, yn; every Kunday wh
had clilckeua for dinner that had lieen
r n ii over by iiillllnnalriV nutoinobllea.
uhlra0 Dally Newa.
Hiri or oi, cirr or roiuo, i
I.IH'II I'liL.RTI. ("
riHH J. ciixir makes oeih (hit ho la lha
eenmr im oi h. nun ol r J. 1 iukit Jk to ,
dolus; buainrM In lit. Cllr nt Tulrdo, Couiiif
and him alnu-saM, en.l thai a.l.l firm will ear
Ib.sumol (INK Mt'silKKIl l01.t.AltM for each
an.l vr)r eiif Caisrrh itiate annul becureO
ItJ 10. Uk 01 HALL'S IST.aftlf UI'RK.
riiANK j clIK.sr.r
Kworn lo iroro tnr en.l sub.crlbf-tl In mr
rrraence, lalidhilajr ul lltreraber, A, 1). Ited
l A. W. OI.KABON,
Ilall'a Catarrh Cure 1 tasen Inlf rnally an.1 eels
airvcur on m. woo-i an.i mucous lunaces oi
ma sriiem. wnu mr leitimnniais, rrr.
P. J. 1'IIK.NKY ill CU.,1uloJo,a
fWiM br IniifUis.Ttc.
stall's Vamllr I'llla ua the best.
A Deduction.
"Your wile," mtlil tho embryo Blior
lock llolmea, aa tho stranger enlcrwl
bla piraence, "la an Intellectual
woman."
"Itlglit you nro," replied the alran
Kor, "but bow did you know that7"
"lly tho buttona mlealiiK from your
coat, aiinwered thu great doloctlvo,
Chicago Dally Nown.
lie Hod Learned.
"I beard a goid atory tho other day,"
liegan tho grocery man, "about a cer
tain politician."
"Hint will do," interrupted tho ills
appointed olllceweker. "In tho 11 ret
placo, thoro are no certain polltlclani,
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OHHEWO WOMEN CflOOKa
III Criminal V,,lk. t lie rtx 1, Keep
lnu Well Up nllli Man.
"Women lire mnkhiK proKreaa nlonir
mure llinn one line," remarked an old
member of the police force. "A recent
example ninny that they mo j til to itx
i'IUi'IimiI in men in thu mutter of aafu
Mowing," Woman In tho rolo of aafu
blower la now lo tho police. Tho fact
la Unit the operation of femnln offend
era hna heretofore been con lined to of
feiiaca of the ihiytluie or of tho curly
part of Ihu night. Ilut hern cornea n
alnry from Tenueaaeo of tho urrcat of
aeveinl women who hclorifr to a gang of
el pert eraeknmen, and who actually
took part In n anfe lilmvlng In a amull
town near Nnnhvllle, where they
rohtied a hunk nud got 1 1,700.
"Women Imvo often developed Into
expert forgera, an, for Inatiiuce, In the
recent ciiao of nil American woman
abroad, who succeeded In conducting
a forgery aeheino for n conalderahlo
length of time, and until alio had
fraudulently collected a vaat a urn of
money. They mukii hlgh-claaa pick-
pockela, nud, In fact, Infinitely more
nuccenaful In Ihla Una of work thnu
men.
"Oun curloua fact In thla connection
deaplle the freiuieiit nnnoiincemi'iila
puhllcly miido of otTcnaca of thla kind
eiimmlltcil hy women, men nro never
on the lookout for tho female ptckpockot
uulenn they Hud thcmaclvcn In n iUe
tloiiulile reaort, or In had company.
rnr thla very renaon women flnd It
iiiucli eaaler to pick n mau'a pocket.
They can get doner to men, too, with
out becoming orTeualve, nud can lift thu
diamond pin out of bin ncurf, nip bin
watch and chain or nny other valunblo
thing ho may bavu liefuru ho will ercr
dream of northing wrong.
'In that kind of pilfering, too, pe
culiar lo kleptomania, nhv In moro
nuccennful hcciiuac In thin luntnucu of
tho way alio drcnaca and womnn'a pe
culiar di'iiiennor around tho countern
ii dry gooda ntnrea. If a man, for In-
ntanee, alioiild go Into a dry gondii
ntore ii nd heglu to pick up little things
and fumlile over them, apparently for
the purpoao of limpcctloii, hu would nt
once aiouan the nuaplclou of every
clerk within vlauul range. On the
other hand, a woman may do exactly
tho name thing without exciting the
laant auaplclnn. It la almply looked
upon aa n null I or of comparntlvu caae
for the kleptomaniac.
"Ilut the wuiunu aufe blower In a
new type, an far an my experience
gum, and I nuppoae It almply uieana
Unit the police of the country will noon
bo confronted with many new problems
In dealing with the fi-malc offender."
New Urlcuns Picayune.
The Tragedy nT IIcIiik I'uor.
I.
In the aummrr, when the hot wind
awet'lia I lie plain.
Ill the aummrr when the parched Delde
gain for rain.
When the ky above Ii braaay and the
ami.
I.Ike a reil from which molten inttal.
run.
Hanga o'erlirnd tliroiifh daya that never
rein to end,
They toiler In the duity etrceta and
Ich.
The chlldrrii 111 their huddled bovela
peiilinl,
I. In crying out through ebrlvclrd llpa
and dry-
In the aiiminrr, when tbe beat la tlillna;,
Woo
Aiiuinra a tbomand abapra tbey mutt
endure.
Till Death la kind enough to claim Ibem
O,
The tragedy of bring poor I
II.
In the winter, when tbe plalna are white
with anow.
In the u Inter, when the maddened bill'
tarda blow.
When the aky above Ii leaden and Ibe
aim.
I.Ike a weary alave, nhoao heavy talk
a done.
Hhrluka out of night, aa If to atcal a real.
With fncre plucbed and blue they go
their wave:
Tho mother, with her bablra on her
breaat,
Ilealde the empty atove weepa through
tho dava:
In the winter, when the blaata are Icy,
Woe
Aeiumra a thouiand thapea they mutt
fndure.
Till Death la kind enough to claluTthem
(),
The tragedy of Mug poorl
-Chicago Ilecord Herald.
A Hulchcr of Tito.
There la n butcher la one of tbe
Now Orleans markets who has built
up an Immense family trade entirely
by reason of his tasto In doing up par
cels of meat. Ills modus oporandl is
very Ingenious. If ho Is handling a
porterhouse ho places It betwacn two
squares of pasteboard, uses n sheet of
pearl ttrny manlla paper as a wrapper
and. ties It up with baby blue string.
Tho result Is n ucat rectauglo which
has every appearance of having coma
from boiiio fushlonablo drug store or
confectioner's. Chops and such Ilka
ho stows away In ncnt little cardboard
tubes, nnil ha keeps a supply of ono
pound candy boxes especially for
chicken livers and chopped sausage.
Tho system Is very effective.
Those Who Iload Novels.
"Hut" wo object, speaking to th
author who hns written a historical
novel, "this historical data Is nbsoluta-J
ly wrong. Why, It's ridiculous to Imvo
Ocorgo Washington ugnung tares
duols, llghtlHg battles ho was never
In, etc."
I know I took soino uiieriies wun
flt-orgo nud history," tho author says
naively, "but what's tho difference?
He'll never know ami it wou i uurx
his fccllugs."
Hut tho peoplo who read your uok,"
wo ngnln object.
Surely you know thnt peoplo who
rend historical novels know nothtug of
history!" ho exclaims In Just scorn.
Ilnlttmoro Herald.
Vust Wine Cistern.
At Astl, In California, a cistern 101
feut long by 31 foot wldo and 'H feat
deep won formed In a hlllsldo for tlio
storngo of wine. Tho Immense tank
wus 1 ned with concroto a reoi inicu,
and coaled Insldo with a glazo as Im
permeable ns glass. The capacity ol
tho tank Is 500,000 gnllous.
Forty to tlio Hijunre Mile.
The United Klngdoiil hns 200 people
to tho Bijuttro mile, lieigium iu, iiussia
only forty. .
1110 PIANO IIAKUAIN5.
(Irent Accumulation of Second Hand and
Slightly Used I'lnnoi and Organs
llelng Dlaposcd of hy IMIcra Piano
Homo for Almoit Nothing,
Thin in an extraordinary opportunity.
Tho varltoy of makes In I in men mi,
Uprights and niuarun, tlio fluent pianos
uiado, many but rllgbtly urcd, that
have liooii turned in to us an part pay
ment on now iuatruinonts. Kvery ouo
thoroughly renovated and In porhn I
condition. As ii result of our liiimiirmo
holiday and club rales, tbe accumula
tion bus become no groat uo mint din
p ino of thuni to mako rwm for tho lurgo
'hlpmoiiln ol now pianos now coming
In. It In cheaper to roll tho old Instru
ments nt a tucrlllco tliim pay rental for
additional warehoiiFO room. We nro
therefore making prices that will prove
a map to any una who wants a standard
piano for their children to learn to
play on. Kvery ono will bo found in
perfect timo and beautiful In appear.
ance, having been thoroughly pollshod
and rustoroil.
I'lnnos,
Kmernon, upright, In vory handsome
rare, rlightly tiled, hut practically new,
I'JfiOUi r'lnhor upright, in perfect
conlitlon, $1(0.00; I.udwig, In ex
cellent tono, tlOS.OO; A. L'. Chnno,
210.00; Hlngor, In orfoct condlllon,
1105.00; btlcnways for (205.00, (U0.00
and (72.00, according to ago and con
dition, hut nil In good order; llrakolt
(75.00; Ilardman, (78.C0; McCam
mon, 101.00;
Marshall A Trover, Alio
action, (00.00; Hallott&llavls, (6.00;
Ivranlcli A Hach, (Oo.OO; Marshall A, "with the modern facilities for tho these affections aro tho eame and that
Wendell, (08.00; Ualo, a Una llttla 1 transportation of peoplo and goods er-! they aro properly called calarrh.
Instrument, (25.00; hrnort Onbliir, crrwbcro nnd 10 Ter, ,jri.ftt increase, I "As for Dr. Hnrtman's remedy, To
(Of 00; IJmrrson, (05.00; Mlxtell, 1 , ,rnvcl .,.. nrc I10 mnn. Deo1,0 runa, I bavo found it to bo tlio best, if
IBU.UU: liars hall fc Wmn I. 157.00 -
V n ti i uo AV tr :,':
nr nn ? ' ' i I'm" '
T ..uv ...u i.j.,iM,,.B
(4.00 and (5 00
Organs.
Chlcigo Cottage, as good as new,
(31.00; ono handsome Mason & Ham
lin, with large mirror and big litop,
for (5U.00; ono of the celebrated A. II.
Wbilneys, (41.00; fancy catvd Pack
ard, (43.00; Crown, guaranteed for 10
years, (52 00; the great Western Cot
tsge, ( 16.00; Smith-American, very flno,
(28.00; another Kimball, need two
tears, (4U.00; an Kstcy, good as now,
(42.00. Tbe payments on Iheeo organs
aro only (5.00 duwn and (3.00 a
month.
Tbefo are only partial lists. If you
are Interested in securing ono of these
bargains wrlto us tor completo list and
any furtlior particulars you may desire.
Tbe opportunity is a rare one, you are
certain to get much more out of any
ono of theto pianos than tho price would
Indicate. The finest, ol course-, will
go drat, so if you want lo get tho beet1 "foreign lift vans come filled with
In this sale, you will need lo rco or household effects to American ports,
write us at onra. Kilers Piano Houte, and through the representatives of
tho great Western piano dealers, Wash 1 their owners here they get return shlp
ington etrcot, corner Park, ' ortlsnd, I meats, as American rails In Kurope,
Oregon. Other largo bouses Kan Fran- through their representatives there,
cisco, Spokane and Sacramento. get shipments this way.
"So you see that really In these days
"The Ortat Northwial" In the Century, t , aixjut aa caay to move to Europe
Mr. Hay Stannard IlaVer, one of the aa It would be to move Into tho next
most popular of tho younger Aaicrirnn block, and there la lots of trana-Atlan-magazine
writers, has Just returned to tic moving." Now Vork Sun.
tnu J'.um irom a trip ol sevoral months
through tho northwestern states, during
which ho has been gathering material
for a series of articles on "The Great
Northwest," which will begin in tho
Mnrch Century. The story ol tho
growth of tho cities, how tho mighty
wheat farms uro managed, tho mining
industries, rattlo raising all will bo
told in Sir. Hakcr's crisp and" pictur-'that
eequu way, with striking Illustrations
by Mr. Kdward h. lilumenschcin, who
accompanied the writer on bis journey.
Tho series will includo articles on
"Tho Conquest of tho Forest," 'Tho
Vitality of Mormonlsm," "Salmon
Fisheries, ' "Iho Day of tho Run," (a
vivid description of tho oening of an
Indian resorration, "Yellowstono
Park," etc. Tho first article, which
will appear in tbe March Century, to
bo issued February 28, tolls of tho
striking things to bo seen in Portland,
Spokane, Tacoma, Soattlo and there
abouts. Mr. linker's series on "The Great
Southwest," which appeared In The
Century last year, was nowhere more
highly appreciated than in tho region1
which it described, and It Is believed
by tho conductors of Tho Century that
tho present series will add greatly to 1
tho nnnnlaritv of tho mneazlna In lha '
Northwest. It will certainly set be
fore Eastern readers, moro thoroughly
and entertainingly than over before,
tho.nntural and industrial wonders ol
that picturesque region.
CASTOR
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature
And One ol Them Went Wrong.
Adam was lucky In another way.
Ho bad no friends to come around
telling hlm how ho ought to bring up
his boys. Chicago Record Herald,
For fortr reat'a Flao'a Cure for Con
sumption has cured coughs and colds. At
druggists. Price 25 cents.
Caustic Comment.
Miss Eldcrloigh My friends tell me.
tboeo photgraphs fall to do me Justice.
Mr. FrankOf course they do.
Hut then, Justico should always be tern
pored with mercy, you know. Ex.
TO Investors.
Tbe Tactile Vacuum Ice Company,
owning tlio patent rights to the states of gratification to uuow tnat the ualtl
of Nevada, Ongon, Washington, Call-1 more will stand unique as the only
fornla and Arizona, tor tho Vacuum man-of-war In the world thus far so
procoss ol manufacturing hygienic pure equipped. The wisdom of reducing
ico and refrigeration, offor to tho In- tho amount of Inflnmninblo material on
vesting public for tlio next 00 days, I wnr ghlps was demonstrated nt tho
60,000 shares proferrad cumulative 0 imttie of Santiago, when n shell ex-
per cent, por annum guaranteed divi-
dend (freo of tnxos stock) at f 1.00 per
share, wltlr a bonus of ono share of
common stock. Tho Company has pur-
cbasod lllock No. 12, elro 200x408, cor. I
10th and Harrison Streets. Work on
nrnnnriv now rimo-maslnc ba nn in lui In
r , , ' ,,' , i," , 7 , 7, ,
actual operation by Mny 1st of this
yoar, with a 100 ton per day plnnt. I
IMants will bo erected in cities nnil
towns within our territory. This Ie
can bo miulo for 60c. per ton and in one
hour's timo.
For further particulars address
FRANK W. MAHBTON. President.
Taciflo Vacuum Ice Company,
claco. Oal j
EA0Y TO MOVE TO EUnOPE.
Ilouealinld I'.ITectn Can He Transported
wllh Very .litis Trouble.
"In theno days," nald n storago and
van man, "It Is Just an easy to move
from Now Vork lo Ixmdon as from
New York lo Hobokun. One's furni
ture mid household effects can bo
irnnnported ncrons the Atlantic In vans
as easily as ncrons tho North Itlvcr.
"Of course, vnnn have long boon
used lieru for comparatively long
distance moving by rail and steamboat.
It la n common thing In summer, for
Instance, to see teams on tho decks
of boats running to and from this
city. They Just run the vans aboard
on their own wheols, and run 'cm off
nt tho oilier end of tho Hue, and back
In the country, or wherever they want
to tako them.
"Tho vans used lu trans atlantic
movlng nro lift vnns. They ore really
ran bodies and can be lifted from their
wheels and swung onto n car of trans
portation hy rail or down a hatchway
Into a steamer's hold.
"At the end of Its rail or water
transportation tho van can as easily bo
lifted oft tho cur or out of the steam
cr'n hold and swung upon tho trucks
upon which It Is lo bo hauled to the
houso whero tho goods are to bo put
"Who aro the peoplo that thus cas
ually pack up and movo across the At
lantic? Well, they may he foreign
merchants who hare been living in
this country, but nro now going hack.
Ther mnr nlun tin Americana who nro
B0in i.ronj (0 iiy.
' . . .. ... .. '
'iiruo, crossing me Aiiannc ror a moro
or " tnlea stay. tak. their house-
i.-l.l ---.I- wllli tlmm
"Of course, there aro people moving
In this way all tho time from Europe,
ns thero are people moving thither
from here, and when we movo any
body over wo want, of course, a freight
back; wo don't want to bring our
vans back empty, and we moro some
body this way.
"In some Gorman cities thero aro
published weekly newspapers, or rath
er extended bultotlns, devoted to the
Interests of the storage ran men. In
those several publications you would
find lists of the vans to be had In tho
city where the list was published and
other Information concerning them, In
cluding the nrtmo of the owner of the
Tan, whero It was from, Its cubic ca
pacity, where It would he at disposal
nnd tho name of Its agent or the rep
! resentntlvo of Its owner, at tho point
whero this list was published.
rnMMEnciAL correspondence
Tonng; Man Inndrortentlj Mixed Ilnal-
nea with Ule Social note.
There la no worse literary style than
that of tho ordinary business letter,
which begins, "Yours recelred nnd
contents noted. In reply would say
we recelred orders for goods 30th
' ult.. and shipped same day following."
when this style gets mixed up with
th0 formal convcutlonnnity of "soclc-
ty" correspondence, as related lu a
;,tory In the New York Times, the com
bluatlon Is funny. A young woman In
Ilaltlmore received this letter:
"Mr. Blank requests ids compliments
to Miss Dash, and requests tho pleas
ure of her company at tbe theater
Thursday evening next.
"Awaiting an early reply, and hop
ing It will bo fnvorablo to our propo
sition, we are, yours very truly,
"BLANK & CO."
Tho writer was the Junior partner
In a largo manufacturing company.
1,0 hai wrlt,cn mnn ct,cra ihat
for the company and signed the namo
f ,l10 ""ii. nnd tho stereotyped
Phases of commerce ran off his pen
from habit.
Tho lady, howeror, understood what
had happened, and was equal to tho
occasion. Tho next day tho young man
was astonished to receive this reply:
"Messrs. Illank & Co.: Gentlemcn
Your favor of recent dnto at bnnd and
contents noted. In reply will say I ac
cept tho proposition therein mnde and
hold tho goods ordored subject to yr.
further lustructlons. Very respect
fully, MISS DASH."
Of course It was easy to apologize to
a woman with so much humor as that,
nut me youuftT luuu uuu iu iisieu lur a
long time to tho question, "How's
business 1"
U 8 8. Baltimore I'lroproof.
Tho anuouncement thnt the cruiser
Italtlmore Is to bo made as absolutely
tlreproot as human Ingenuity can an
ticipate must cause a feellug of pride
lu tbe city for which the war ship Is
named. All of tho furniture on board
will be mada of thin steel, so welded
that the seams will not show. Writing
desks, chiffoniers, chairs nud beds will
contribute to tho comfort of tbe otll
cars on board, and yet will bo of ma
terial not easily destroyed by lire. This
Innovation, of course, will be costly,
Involving about $30,000, but If It bo
only nu experiment It will bo a sourco
pioded In the wardroom of the Ilrook-
yD -r0 the fact that the small amount
of W00liW0rk there bad beeu fireproof,
Cl, geerog t0 imVo been due tbe cruiser's '
eBCn.)0 from tinu,0 below. Whllo flre-
vrooflns was the best treutmeut for1
. . . . , ,, , '
WOOU jormun suuuu iu u otircnsiuie,
rcB(;nt naval development Is along the
u-eorr that the only real snfcgtmid la
tho abandonment of woodwork ulto-
. gcther.
Jlliulus lu Australia.
Tho Hindus In Australia, bas'.ug their
claim on the fact that they nro sub
Jects of tho crown, nro clamoring for
comuiouwculth ptrMnmcnt.
A VENERABLE PASTOR
CURED BY PE-RU-NA.
Ic-ru-na Is n Cntnrrlml Tonic
nspcclnlly Adnptcd to the De
clining Powers of Old Age.
Tlio Oldest Alan In America Attributes
Ills Lone l.lfoand flood Health
to I'c-ru-na.
Mr. Isaac llrork, of Mcfnnan coun
ty, Texan, ban attained tlio great ag ol
11 1 yearim. Hu in an ardent friend ol
I'eruna and speaks of it in tho follow
ing termn. Mr. Il-ock rays;
"After a man ban lived in tlio world
as long an I bavo ho oujrht to have
found out a great many things by ex-
frf!r(.c0. J think I bnvo done so.
'One of the things I havo found out
to my entire entin
faction In tlio prop
er rrmody for ail
menu d ie directly
to the effectn of tl.o
climate. For 114
I M'.LY UPON
PE-HU-NA TOH
ALL CATARRHAL
IMSIMSnS."
earn I havo withstood tho changiahle
climate of the United Btalen. During
my long life I hare known a great
many rcmidies for coughs, colds, ca
tarrh and diarrhoea. I bad always
supposed Ihew) affections to b differ
ent diseases. 1'or tlio lant ton or fifteen
rears I havO been readimr Dr. Hurt-
' man's books, and have learned from
I them ono thing in particular: That
t ti
not tho only reliable remedy for thews
affections. It lias been my stand-by
for many years and I attribute my
Rood health and my extreme old ozc
to this remedy.
"It exactly meets all my require
ments. I have come to rely upon it
almost entirely for tho many little
things for which I need medicine. I
believe it to bo especially valuablo to
old people, although I have no doubt it
is just as good for tho young." Isaac
Ilrock.
A New .Man at 79
Major Frank O'Mahoney, West Side,
Hannibal, Mo., writes:
"I am professionally a newspaper
correeponednt, now 70 years old. I
havo watched tho growing power of the
p..,.,n i.i r,nm da Inii.iai.r. (n i n
I cruno plant from its incipiency in the
little log cabin, through its gradations
of success up to Its pretent establish
ment in Columbus, Ohio, and I con
clude that merit brings its full reward.
"Up to a few years ago I felt no
need to test its medicinal potency, but
lately when my system needed it, jour
I'eruna relieved mo of many catarrhal
troubles. Borne two years ago I
weighed 210 pounds, but fell away
down to 1G8 pounds, and besides loss
of flesh I was subject to ehomacb trou
bles, indigestion, loss of appetite, in
somnia, night sweats, and a foreboding
of getting my entire syftem out of
order. During some months I gave Pe
runa a fair trial, and it rejuvenated mr
whole system. I leel thankful, there
tore, for although 70 years old I feel
liko a young man." Major Frank
i O'Mabonoy.
1
I Oaskct Making In Oermany.
I Basket making employs half a mil
lion perEons in Germany, where the
wages range from eighteen shillings to
2 weekly for skilled workers.
tTTQ Pennftntanr rurca So nu er nerrooisaa
ll IO tncrortt Ut', c.nr. kliBt'iUrtu Nem
&Ktonr. s-nj far Fit II K S-.00 in.! bxt tM trwu.
I. 111.0.11 KuM.LldmiircbiUPUilU.lphl.l
I
A Natural Question.
Wagg What aro you doing now?
Verisopht Oh, I'm living by brain
work.
Wagg Whoso?
Genuine
arter's
Little Liver Pills.
t1uat Boar Signature of
Pac-SlmJU Wrapper Btlow
Terr small and as easy
tttAfce as ngan
FOR HEADACnSa
FOR DIUIHtSSi
FOR BIU0USES.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR C0HSTIPATI0I1.
FOR SALLOW SXIH.
FOR THECOMPLEXIOn
cjausizimi MWSTMvmgMATwwi. a l
iLui.'jjuuimi-
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
"My wife liadvlrnplea on lierfaee.but
he has been taking CASCAItliTS and tbey
have all disappeared. I had been troubled
with constipation lor some time, but alter tak'
log the flrsi Cascaret I have had no trouble
with this atlment. We cannot apeak too high
ly of Casoareu." KridWiuiuah.
67M Qermintowo Ave., l'hlladel; bla, Ta
Pleasant, Palalabla, rotent. Tssle Oood Do
ood.Neebien.Weasen.orGrioe.itt.sse.im
CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
""" ". . ""i"''. srt. iu
HUaIUITHu junto CJ11K Tobacco lUUiL
But tJoutfh tijrrup. Ttutoe
in timo. voia or or
j ABSOLUTE
CARTER'S
g PILLSs
ijaaegay W- I
W THADI MAflK UOI.TfttO
lit MLI LLUk I nta.ua klJ
oeOuod, ueo rr-i
uk'slBts. Ml
id
In old ngo tho mucous membrane be
comes thickened nnd partly lose their
functions.
Tills leads (o partial loss of hearing,
smoll and taste, as well as digestive
disturbance.
I'eruna corrects all this by Itt specific
operation on nil tho mucous membranes
of the body.
One bottle will convlnro anyone.
Once used nnd I'eruna becomes a life
long stand-by.witli old and young.
Mr. Mamuel Pannders of Illythcdale,
'do., writes: "My diseaso-was catarrh
of tho urethra and bladder. I got a
bottlo of I'e-ru.na and began taking it,
i i . . ti t
anil in a lew uays i whs ruuuveu biiu ,
what I'eruna has done for me."
In a later letter Mr. Saunders says:
min i KmmfflMMi
gard to your l e-ru-na medicine.
Strong and Vigorous at the Age of 88.
Iter. J. N. Tarker, Utica, N. V., writes:
"In June, i9oi, I lost my sense of hearing entirely. My hearing had
been somewhat impaired for several years, but not so much effected but that
I could hold converse with my friends; but In June, i9oi, my sense of hearing
left me so that I could hear no sound whatever. I was also troubled with severe
rheumatic pains in my limbs. I commenced taking I'eruna and now my hear-
1 ,s K""" n pnur
, cone- , cannot speak to0 hl8,,,y of
can say it has Invigorated my whole system. I cannot but think, dear doctor,
that you must feel very thankful to the all loving Father that you have been
permitted to live, and by your skill be
suffering humanity." Rev. J. N. Parker.
Mrs. F. E. Little, Tolona, III., writes: I only too thankful to you for your kind
"I can recommend Teruna as a good advice and for tho good health that I
medivineforchron-
ic catarrh of tbe
stomach and bow-
A TRAVERER
AT SEVEN rV-ONB
YEARS OF AQE.
els. I have been
lr..,l,'n.l i
with it for over a
year, and also a
cough. Now my cough is all gone,
and all distieseing sjmploms of catarrh
of tbe stomach and bowels have disap
peared. I will recommend it to all as
a rare remedy. I am so well I am con
templating a trip to Yellowstone Park
this coming season. How is that for
one 71 years old?"
In a later letter she cays: "I am
UNION MAD
Doualam makem and melta
nora men's uoaayaar vvmii nana
Cewvd Proceam) mttoemthmn mnyotha
mmnuiaciurcr in tno wmna
, $25,000 REWARD
will be p&lj to mnroae who
can dlsprovo (Me atatmenu
Ilecause V. L. Douglas
lithe largest manufacturer
lie can ouy cheaper aim
f'roauco tut snoes ai a
ower cost than other con
cerns, which enables hlm
to sell shoes (or $3.50 and
$3.00 eoual In every
war to thoaa sold else
where for SI anil SJ.CO.
, W. L. Douclas S3J50
anIS3shoesarewomby thousands of men who
hare been paylngSt and 5,not believing they
coul.t get a first-class shoe for $3.50 or $3.00.
He has convinced them that the style, fit,
and wear of his $3.50 and $3.00 shoes Is Just
as good. Glvo them a trial and save moner.
.V..tl-e Increaie ruS4lt: Ite.llOII.HHII.Sl
lu llulnfl ross!r! fe.,o;B4I1140,00
A run or 83. SUO,4.10.70 In Four Vrars.
W. L. DOUCLA3 S4.00 GILT CDCE LINE,
I Worth SO-oo Compared with Other Makes.
TA Mrt Import ar.i American leattiert. Htit$
Patint Calf. Citamtt. Box Calf, Calf. Vlcl Kid. Corona
C)ltl and Nallonat Kangaroo,
irionai Kangaroo, rati iwor cvwtmix.
Tha aenulne haYe W. X TJOUOIJUI
UdliuUll noma and ptica stamped on bo
.SfcM ftv ,nt, IV. tltra. Illui. i'alalogrti
w. iM uuiuUa, linocit'ro.v, it.'
iss.
Fattens QUICK!
Cattle and Itoci for market. Shortens
fattening period one-fourth. Sarca Feed.
FATTEST CATTLE.
! fed rraMn Stock Food lut wlntr smj tnniM
off th f&tieat cattle 1 tttr bad forthe nm length
oiiime.--- iconsMer
Prutslsn Stock Food
well worth the cost
I would not bo w Ith-
out It.-G-W. ABNHV,
Parker, 8. D.
rnpn Ttkstbutd.
rKLl! tothe dealer
mmmmm boe nima
appear below and tret
copy of tbe KiRMXtT A
STOCtHAK'a JlAKO UOOK
'Jl(l'LAM MtiaL.II CO,, TortlMud
CoHSt A("iiti.
2SO KindG for 16c.
ItlsfactthatBi)!er'aaceiIiar found In"
moro garutiUJ ana on moifurmi man
Tfikson tor thLs. We own and on
era La over 60 0 acrea for tho nroduo.
Hon of our choice acerfa. In order to
toduceyoutoirytnentwoniato
iMioiionuixuiipnNwuunieuoiier;
For 1G Cents Postpaid
ti ttrta !( t labWf,
taasrii MualHte-MiarroUt;
t S I'M 1 1 I'M ItltHM trlUaet.
l9BUidl4 bt
II tltrtiu)r tMiBUfal fltwr 4av
in axi ztu unaf poaiureir lunuftmoK
tinahelai tit (-Jmrisitnir tluwrrm atn1 Iota
audlotiof ctiolco Tet.-etablea.tOfEi'taV..
it witii imr itTfAi raiaiotnie leuuiKaii
about ilacuroiU Wlieat.llllllon Uol.
late (Jritaau Teoalnte. Uroinus. Hnelts.
e to., ail for only l-t lu Uiup and
uuiea aeea at Bat ooe. a poaao
JOHN A. SALZEii SEED C0.
lb uro tie, nu.
C4
mi ll
ia33K2.-,yy;Au
..Scarcely a Day..
raises but we are called upon to perform
tome dlttlcult dental operation that U
the ill ret t remit of neglecting the teeth.
We cannot urge too ttronglylhe benefit
and economy ot contultlng adentUtat
the very (Irittlgn of tooth trouble. At
the ttart theie troublei are corrected
quickly and at traall coat. Our method!
are pafnlent and our work guaranteed
Hutn 'phones i Oregon South Sttl;
Columbia SG9. Opeu eyeulugt till V
Diiudayt from 0 to u.
I)r W A Wise
WISE BROS., Dentists.
I'OUTLANO. OJtKQON,
i
i
could sleep and rest all night. I think
that rc-ru-na Is a valuablo remedy. I
had tried othor very highly recom
mended medicines, but they did mo no
good. My physician told mo that I
ould not expect t'o be cured of my trou
da, as I was getting to bo an old man
67 years.) I feel very thankful for
"I am still of tho same mind with re-
lujuuc, iyui. my rncumauc pains are
i.erunai nnd now vhen 88 years old,
such a blessing as vou have been to
am enjoying wholly from the use of
your Peruna. Have been out to tho
Yellowstone National Park and manr
other places of tho West, and shall
always thank you for your generosity."
Jirs. t. n. Little.
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results Irom tbouso of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving
n full statement of your cace, and he
will bo pleased to givo you his valuablo
advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
JOHN POOLE, PORTLAND, ORE.
Foot ot Morrison Street.
Can jrlre you the best bargains In Boilers
na Enetnei, Windmills, runu and Gene
ral Maciilnerr. Wood Hawing Machines a
specially. Eee us before burins.
II all goods were as pure as
t ..MONOPOLE..
There would be no need of anf pi re
food laws. Get them from your dee er.
WADHAMS A KERR BROS., Por I .'.
WADHAMS A KERR BROS., Por I .'.
maai
lamm
Tho SEED MAN
rrobablr tou hare heard of me. Now
let me prove to you that raj Seeds are
the best. Write today for Mann's Beed
catalog for 190J f ree on requeit. I am
l'orlland agent for Burpee, of Philadel
phia. "Burpee's Seeds Grow." 1 will
send to Farmers, free on request, Bur
pee's Kara, Annual for I'JOS, to others on
recelptof 10c. Wrlle today. Do not delay.
C.S. Mann th seedman
IBB Front St., Portland, Oro.
DELICIOUS AND TEMPTING
Ai rood candr to a
ehlld.
Queen Deo
Cough Drops
Are made ol pure hon
ey and menthol. Ther
are pleajftnt and ef
fective as a remedjr
for cougl-i and colds.
Try a package. Sold
by all druggists and
confectioners. Two
packages by mail on
receiotol stamps.
Pacific Coast
Biscuit Co.
Portland, Ore
RSr?V
DiTf Wlaa
I .t jfi&X
fH Brf aM planted ty fanner sm
MM fiitJ nd eardener wbo baa
xtfe, mV toppxtexirlDientlng. It TtwA
Ifi. Lr4 to pay a luu more ls&
iOV forrarrr and reapaffrral rSLn
SSu AarV aealmortit tbeharrMt. Au Wan
Wit fifAf dealei. lttOS feed Anauat vEa
7m poatpald free to alt appllca&Uk vVt
RGf D. M. FERRY A OO.t W
ftM! Detroit, Mloh
fr, X, V, No. H-10O3.
1 1T.'in:N writ In a- to RdTortltert pleat I
1 V mention tUU paper I