A NEW RED GRAPE.
The St, John, i rrnmlaltiK Comhlna.
lion of IlrluKton nml Dilmnrt,
The Sr, Jolm grape here Illustrated
Was raised In Ohio from seed ot Ilrlgh-
ton pollinated by Dwawnre. The grow-
I How the Fonts Became Domesticated
Countless ones B onie Mon
golian savages .while watidettnn on
the shores of the Yellow Sen, toiuul
curious oval globe or vmtt and
blue colors which they first mistook
for stones. Handling them in nn
aimless way some fell ami broke,
thus disclosing tlmt combiiinttou ot
nlbutueii and yolR that afterwards
became so familiar to the whole
human race. The savages tasted,
were pleased, and the egg made its i
KILLthb COUCH
AND CURE the LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
ONSUMPTION
OUGIISand
OLDS
Prlco
60c ft $1.00
Free Trial.
Toil AN IMl'Alltllll AIM'KTI TU.
IiONM Of lllttlfitlhl llhvnVM i.uilllu
from fniilv iliKostlon. All .tlmt !h
needed Is n few doses of t'liiimhxi-.
Iain's Stonuu'h ami I.Ivor Tiilltn .
Thcr will luvluointn i ho Htoniiii'li.
Htivnuthon tho illitfHtlou ntul ulve
yon nn nppotlto llko u wolf. ThW
I riihlcts also nut a a eonllii liniiru
r or mi u i iy i no .Modern I'lmriwiey.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THE ST. JOUN OIUI'C.
and agree iblr. The pulp Ib ttrm and
meaty, separating from tho seeds, ns In
foreign snipes, with no tang of acidity
or astrlngoncy
The Uural New Yorker In making tho
foregoing mention of this grape con
cludes with the opinion that tho com
bination of Ilrlghton and Delaware,
both enrryhnt a fraction of vlnlfera or
Syrlau gruiie blood, with a foundation
of our vigorous labrusca or fox Brape,
appears unusually promising.
EASTER PLANTS.
flew wild in the woods and others
that inhabited the shores of the sea.
The uututorcd mind of the savage
moves slowly and it was long le
forc the idea duwtied that if the
birda could be caught and tamed, a
regular, instead o( an occasional
supply of eggs might lie added to
their scanty stock of edibles. It
was an cpock-making discovery, as
from it grew all the domesticated
fowls ol the world and the mightv
possibilitics for man's happiness
that thereon hinged. The wild
chickens were trapped and gradu
ally tamed; the guinea fowl was
eventually subdued, ami in lime
the ducks and geese were induced
to exchange their sequestered
haunts for the confines of human
habitation. It is the first step that
is difficult, but after a great truth
is revealed it makes rapid progress,
among those who get material bene
from its unfolding.
Domesticated fowls were soou
known all over China. They spread
from there into Corea, across the
sea into Japan and later to all the
islands of the Malaysian archipel
ago. As tho conquering hordes
moved west to tne conquest ol
Europe, they brought with them
their customs and attainments,
their rude arts and their household
possessions, and thus iu time the
domcsiicatcd fowl was known ail
Surest ami Quickest Ouro for nil
TltrtOAT and LUND THOU1).
cr finds the vine virr vlmrvmx Iitwlttir I first nimmnini. fA inm,,. i JihB, or WONKY BACK.
nn.i .n.... .,.i ... .1... I .. r rA.! .i...r r I Bnc?we
tnwiuvinv huu tt-.s, puiv uuui iiiu I 1,111 llll wll Ul iUllng Uieir IIV-
past two seasons' experience that It Is quent future searches for more of
teir pollinating. The cut shows a typ- these newly discovered delicacies.
leal cluster, somewhat reduced iu slie. jit was found that they were dep-.s-
Aue coior is uarK rcu, quality Bweet ited by various bints, some that
sent il to the Asiatics in return for
their previous contributions iu the
poultry line From these countries
it cumc back to
undisputed place
Tim Wisconsin hinisliitiiru pro.
poses to "invuHtigato vfuli'iit oases of
woinon iniiirini' thoiiiNclvMi bv
wonrini' eomotH too tluht." Thoi'ii
is n rush of Rtntcsninu nnxiciUH to
servo ou tho cominitli'oof iinestign.
iinii.
.STAltTI.INO MOItTAMTY.
U... . I...I . . .. . ...
America tn tntt iu . mihmv siuruiiiK inorluilly
America to take 1 s from nppiiiidldtls and peritonitis. To
1 at tno head or nil lnruviiitatidetirniliimiiu.riiiiiia..M....
classes of domesticated birds, un- thero Is just one rollnble lemedy, Or!
the , i . . ll18' " e'aiiiiery,
Mlrl tfiiiirtatjt l-Ini rtf tit at tinr.1 netil
feast To ain i ination o the 14 tuM."" "'" ' ' HHW
. i ii CHn.u"1 ?Uo" o1 u,c says: "They huvo no iipm! for fon
siory hardly needs the telling, as atlpntlou and IllllUmsnow." Sfie " t
an now Know now mucn lias Dten ih'iihou s riiaruiiicv
added to the wealth of the world
and man's food supply by tho in
valuable discovery of how to do
mesticate and make' subservient the
wild birds of the woods and the sea.
American rnrmer.
Notick run ruuuoATiON.
. Ullltnl SItM Ulul Oilier.
IhvirlmrK, orrituii, liw, tt, tm
Notice ii kerabr (Inn that In fomrltttir
wllh tho lirfivllt.ii. t.f il... i ... ...
Jllll0S, lS",nim,"All-t ' ! ! il
H. C. MADSEN,
Watciimakkk.
rtlrlK III WUWnilila nHHrfi.
All work iiunuitMd am-KiaM,
Wlb, Clk ttut Jlry at UMI Vtn
COTTAUB (KOVU, 0KB.
.1.8. Mwlley. .1. v. .IoIiumiIi
t Medley Johnson,
Attornty.t-jii w
O'Ut't' Suite 3 Itunk Milt.
Spttclul ulli'iitlou irtreii lo .MIiiIiik
and Corpomtton fiw.
J. E. YOUNG
Attvi'iitsy-ut'Ltuv
Oitlw on Vnni itrtwl. Mt Hlil
COTTAOK GROVK. OKK
A. H. KIN(J
vorv.tuK ii Horn, oni:.
Ilaff X Colm:ll
Mining UiiHliurix
U. S. Minernl Survc.vorH
IIimiiii I Hunk IIIiIk, CottiiKa (Irovo
riOMnft OrtwoiilHii lllilif, l'oi'tlunil,
On'tron.
The ii-st Niitional Hank
ok
COTTAOK CiKOVK. OKU.
Pid .n Capital, $25,000.00
Mouvy lu ItMit nn hiiiuv(h security.
KuiMmi mild, uriilliililo uriv .dun,
n IhoUiilut.) Suiw
llmT KiKift,
1'rMl.Uiu,
1. T (( Itl.
U'linuitl,
VMhliir
A ml raw Ciiruegio will io
Clovvlaud to testify iu ihu Chudwiok
O'lsti. It lias boon quite n time siuco
lio has had it chanro to earn f,t M) a
dav.
-unua, i.nir. vniiiir.1 ,n mei mr tn Ol
t jinWrlaiuli In lh M.ir.i.l t nlllotnU,Oriion
AiVKllA.kllllWB.hllltft..M luili.... i..L..7..l
to !Jlwt " ,h put" '""d ,u, W 01 AUUt
JOHN 1'. FIIAIIV
Plains ('.unity i.l Ijum. st(. r nr. irnu,
tlil il.iy nii-il in iiih iiillto hH anuin 1
Cl'ltKI) CONSf.Ml'I'ION.
Mm. 11. V. i:van, Cltsirwnter,
Kun., wrlte, my huxhitud lay slek
for three iiiontH The doctniri hiiIiI
he hud quick eouMUiiiptlou. We pro
cured a bottle of llnliml'H Ilore.
hound Syrup, and It cured hint
That win hIx yearn airo and sbtee
then wo have ulwayM kept u bottlo In
the house. Wo cannot do wllhoilt It,
For roughs and cold ithaa no equal.
SSv, floe nml J1.UJ Sold bv The
Mwlern I'harnincy.
or tiraiH,
sialrmi'nl Nn. u;io (..r tin. imnliaap n( tin. MV
I wihiii ..I., -i' iiimi.niltvi mmiiii. i IMiiKf
f p.t ami will ortrr print tn hIuiw that tli.'
laml stiuuht Ii inuro valiuM. i..r iu iiintM.r
;r tnn tlum for arlculiiiral iiutimiM ami
'." iJl."!' I"l claim In mW Unit Ivforn
u.o. i.anoiu u niiMUlllliHloitrr.al lila unlet nl
.-.iiKriii-, I'liiMi. nil o.llliril.lr, mo mi liny ol
Marrli, tmn. Ho n.mn.w ni linm.i. Jolm
Hutu, l-.it AiMlwn. I. Ii. Ilurrliuiti.il ami Ariiy
.". .... '. w. 14.IH1 ...Mini) . irnioii
Any ami all li-rnun claiinluK iwlivrivly lira
alKlTtf llMrrltMl Umli arn rMiiiM.tM.1 t.t AL il.i
rlaliii'i 111 till") omi on or twrorii aaiil lllnlay of
'(3010) J. T. lllillKiRa, llvil.trr.
Pnahlnic Poniard thf- Ltllpa, Ham
bler Ilora, Aaalraa anil Lllnca.
The buds should by this timo 1k
showing promluentlj- o?i nil plants ot
L. ha nisi and L. loin- iim if they
are to be In season f . Gutter. Giro
ujt-iu n uuutw vfiiu u uiKiii leiaperaiurc i u.ci uik iucu kiiuwii wuiiu. oirauge v,.-(:
oi m to 0.1 ueareea anu wnen opening 10 say, ine races inuauitatiug tne
Dr. Hillis snra that Amoriuniis aro
lMtinr their imaginntiouH. Evident
ly ho w not lixing his.
place tiieui In a cold house. Any late
plants should be placet In tho forcing
house. I. caudldum will be iu season
If buds are discernible a month before
the timo the plants are to bloom. Ply
the syringe among all llllums, feed
with liquid muuure onco a week and
give weak tloei of sulphate of ammo
nia or nitrate of soda to lnic planU to
forward them.
Crimson Itambler roses should now
be showing buds. Keep them in a
night temperature of 55 to CO degrees
until Oowers show color, when they
can be moved to a cooler structure. Do
not allow mildew to get any foothold.
Dust some sulphur on steam or hot
water pipes to keep It iu check.
Azalea mollis and lilacs will be all
right lu four weeks from starting
in a minimum temperature of C5 to TO
degrees. Azalea Indlca, If backward,
should be placed In a brisk, moist beat
and kept well syringed. If acacias and
genistas are a little backward give
them a few degrees more heat to for
ward them, replacing them in a cold
house when they are sufficiently ad
vanced. Ilydraugeaa should now be showing
flower heads. Feed regularly and give
them abundant supplies of water. The
same applies to spiraeas; give each a
brisk heat for some time yet.
Three to four weeks is sufficient to
allow for tulips, Von Zlon and otiier
narcissuses and hyacinths after hom
ing If needed at Easter. American
Gardening.
A Fine Shrub.
M'hat a pity the Desmodlum pendull
flohim hasn't a prettier name. Such
an unwieldy title must provo a handi
cap. Wti would like to christen It
Autumn Glory or September's Trlde,
or something else appropriate, and then
It might 1(0 more likely to take the
public's fancy. There's something In
a name after all.
This plant deserves nttcntlon. It Is
very hardy and easy to grow. In fact,
it cares for itself, expanding In size
and beauty with each year, even
though Its nature U to have Its stems
die to the ground every winter.
A display as handsome as It makes
is rare even in spring. Try to picture
a bush about thrco feet in height and
the same In thickness completely cov
ered with llowcrs resembling In form
those of a sweet pea, but smaller, and
of a pleasing shado of pink.
Use it extensively throughout your
shrubbery beds. It adds u dash of
bright color at a time tbey most need
something to liven them up. Mecbaii.
as yet undiscovered continent now in
coroil MHIiICINH KOIt
UlllLilllUi.N.
buy-Inn a cough medicine for
notick roit ru ui.ication.
i.imnwir.t.11 i!tiiiir(,Ort.iMi Jan. , isas
.-.miro i. iim-ity Kltfll 1IM1 UI4 lotlllM llltf.
uainnl artllrr lino Hl.il nollru of hi. Inli-nlliTo
tn nukr anal Mont in anpiHirt of lilt rlalm, an.T
that mm proof will Ik) nuild twrora .1. J. Walt n
U. S. ('oiiinilttloiit-r at III. ufnt-o at Kiisvim, Hits
Bm. oiiMar.J.liiiiii. vU: II, K. Nn sr&, iWn
w ilo!.lr,rur ttto Nv4 mm i i.t.ji b It .i w.
lie II.HIH4 lilt, f.ll.inlHit MIIIHWWittlKat.
III. poiitlnuom rwlilcnct) uiin uml ritltlvalUi nl
snlil Ian it, rlc Willie WIiIul w into lluMi.nl
JaintH N. Nallaco. ami Neiwn II, tluvnYr, all
CottaiteilrorK Ort-ir.
-i ..
i i.iiHUHiKii iwtnaiar.
Ill) l
sure
called America, knew nothing of children never lieufniid to buy I'huiu-
the liixnries to 1m ilprtveil from tin. , "ennui s
domesticated fowl. Not a tame
chicKen, or guinea, or duck, or
goose had as yet been subjected to
the purposes of man. The voyage
of Columbus and others, which
showed the way, .also bronght with j
Inlus Cough Itemody. Thero Is fl 0, n n It . nn
lunger from It mid relief Is always ll X .
; to follow. It Is eNecmlly vnlll- W. 3L IJi U 11 11 UU.
able for colds, croup and whooping
ii. i-t,r nine ny ine Jioiieru
I'harinacy.
3Ir. Htoad says if tho czar is
them the invaluable feathered tre s-1 spared "ho will go fur." Tho I ost
ures of the old world. The Incas
and the Aztecs, and later the North
American Indian, were made ac
cquaiuted with ' the luxuries of
roast fowl and other delicious prod
ucts of the hen-liouae. But the new
world also had somethinir in this
line, though still in the wild state,
way of nmkiiiL' suru that ho will be
spared is for him to "go far," and
without delay.
Knit tlouml
No-No 1
-A.M. Mil
psi:-
STIKI5 HIDDEN ItOCKS.
When your ship of health strikes
rue iiiuiieii rocks or consumption,
rneuinonla, etc., you aro lost. It you
,l.nl, I. ..la. ....... ,, -..'. A
- . it.. ..,.,i . i..i t own k vi iii.ii iri.ni nr. ivihh .ew
.....u ".iuaj !,, ,w iuuuic niacoverv for cousuuiptlon. .1. W.
retnrn for the contributions ot the McLlnnon, of Talladeca SiitIiil-h.
older hemispliere. Sir Walter i Ala., writes; "I hud boon very III
!-,). ;i. ...t.:i. :.. - with Pneumonia, under the cum of
w;i,l nf xrrl,,omii., J?.i..i.- .tu.? doctors, but was KettlnK no
w. ....... .. v..su. ... loiter wnen i iiegau to take Dr.
first EPmpse of the incomparable ! Kind's New Dlscoucrv. Tim MrHt
turkey. Some were captured and 'low wave reuer, anu ono nottlo cured I wu
Timo Tablo No. 1
To Take tlc( ilpr. 2i
Samt Sal only.
I ami Dally Kt
will Sumlay.
TaTI0"K
Ooliago flrtirn
W'aliln
Currln.
. Otrro Oorilo
. .liAka-r
llnrvfla
. K. Hook.
Urarcl 1'lt
Stewart
Slar..
Iti-rar I-nlnt
Itnf HrMte
Wll.lwon.1
Km! of rratk.
mm
Skot line
anu Union Pacific
Tlirtf Trains Tn TU- Emi h.
TIiiuiikI) l'nlliiiaii Kl.itnUnl mi. I 1-. ir
mt sleeping i'iok ilnily In iiiu.ilu, t 'l,i
onifo, Spuksni.. ton'riel lvti'iii; nn
dully to Kann l'il , UiriUli I'iiIIihuii
tourist aleep iik rn'ra (permmally i-.ua-dnclnl)
uvvkly lti(;hirKi, KanaaaCitv;
reeliniiiK I'lmircaiM (teat frj tu the.
Must dsily.
ASK Till" ,1 Nl 01t
VIA
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hours
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3:10 t.lA 14 C
3:U 9:15 l.
I, 1001.
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10U S;U1
10:11 t-m
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Clileafto-
roriisnu
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visllunl.
Jiiytoii.
A I Is title
Kxiirem
8.15 p.m.
vUlliiiii-liiglun.
Ti Mt'iiatu i.ka
from rurtlami
Aatms
raxiK
2
Halt I-alt, Denver is. as,, m
Kt. WorUt.Oouilw. p m
Kanaoa City, Hi.!
lui,Uliit-go and;
Hwt. '
Salt Ukv, Denver,
Kt. Worth, Unialia. 7 :l.'i.in !
Kalian City, 81. 1
Uinia. 1'lilrjigo antii
Kaat. ! I
M. IViul i Walla Walla, Lew '
r-attMail l.lon . Stwhnn., . Qls. mi
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Via llnn nnlla . Sa. I
fipoknntti IS0f7T?aTiith?ViW
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TO
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.UHip(i;K)ffi, Ihititth,
Cicnyo, ,Sf .mils
ANU AI.I. HIINTK MAHT AND WltiTIt
0 Omlind Trains Dillv Thi Fiver
And Tho Fast Mill
SpicndkJ Service
Up to date Equipment
Courteous Employes
0ret Trip across the Cascada lad
Rocky Mouctalns.
Kur TIckolH, IIhImm, I'oldow and
l ull Information, Call on or uiMivh,
II. DICKHOX, C. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore.
S.G. VHltKIW.
t Km Attune,
tl. W. I'. A.
KwtUt Wa.h
Hubjeet to clunie vlthmit nmlt-e.
Alloutwanl freldlil fnrwanleil onlr at Ike
Joint rlik of ititpiier ami mn.lvnee.
KrelKhlwill not be rerelvedat the O. A H
E. It. It. Pcjiol alter ft 1V . in. Tu Inanre
lorwanllnir nn neit Iraln fielaht mual be
leiirereii in ample time la perutll or lit
taken to England, where the gour
mands around Queen hlizabeth
were treated to a new and exquisite
feast. Roast turkey delighted
the palates of old Lord Burleigh
and Bacon, and even gave a new
stimulus to the matchless imagtna
me. Sure ouro for soro throat,
bronchitis, eouulm and colds. (Juar-
atneeii at ilenson's rharuiacv.
I'rlee .ate and $1.00. Trial bottlo
tree.
A. U. WOOD, Acting (len Alsr.
ARRIVAL AMD DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS.
SOUTH llOLNIl SOIITII HIM VII
No. u l.i' ii.iii. Nn. II mil in.
No. 16 2:03 a.m. No. n .'ii.ia.ni
0CE.N AND RIVHll SCHRIIlil.h'
for Han Fraiirloen Rvery five day
at 8:00 p.m. Par Astoria, way polnlx
and North rUach Dnllv (exorpt Huu
(Uy;t8:O0 p. in. : Hatunlay at 10:00 i
in. Dully Mtrlcn (water mrtolUIng) oe
WlilHioatMand Yamhill Rlvnra.
I'nr fuller information aak or wrlt
your nenreat ticket agent, or
A. L. CRAIO,
(ionoral raaattnurr Aiienl
TlicOretton Ksilrirail A Navnualin.
I n, I'lirllniKl. Onvii
WMKlve iixkhIuhI mrvlcooii freight.
Itoiito your shlnuiontH via llreat
Nortliern. l-'ull In roriiiallou from
Wji. IIauiikii. (Joiit, Axont.
Portland. Ort-Ktui.
BARKER & PERMAN
tHoruiirroRs
TH: I-XCHANGR- C7
IIKALKKM IN rtNK
WINKS, I.IQUOKS. CIGARS.
Main .Heel 1'iilliig. (Iru.r, Ore.
.... . ....
ine Aiitinosoin legislature is
workiut; on a bill to line anv man
tion of Shakespeare. The lords and ' who bouts his wife fifty dollars, tho
i.,: ... i t '. . . J . ' . .. I
)""'" ui ine iiKc were luiruuuccu bum to go to ins wo. Jt is Bpirit
to a table delicacy surpassing any edly conlestod on tho ground that
tiling hitherto known to the critical s'ine wives in nebd of n now dress
connoisseurs. might ho tnmptnd to an iiccusalion
In the course of time the turkev 'of Hit husband for tho sako of the
too, was dcmesticated and Kurot"-- tqrmw .
rJronlnir GIndlulua Ilnlba,
Harvesting Is tho most slmplo but
teulous part of tho gladiolus growers
work. Plowing ou elthcr-sldo of rows
loosens tho soil from which tho bulbs
are lifted bv the snlko whlrh In Imme
diately clipped clso to tho bulb, after
which tho bulbs aro spreud upon sheets
to euro before storing In the houses
whom during tho winter tho roots aro
removed and tho stock is sorted, sized
and counted for market. In shipping
packages aro Until wllh soveral thick
nesses of paper for frost protection,
and tho bulbs are packed In planer
shavings so as to prevent bruising In
transit. I havo many timed been ask
ed bow many bums could bo grown
upon an aero. Practically tho only re
ply which could bo mndo to this ques
tion is from 100,000 up to 1,500,000.
depending entirely upou tho slzo ot tho
Block planted and the distance apart
for Rheumatism, Cuts,
Sprains. Wounds, Old
Sore. Cnrna. Rnnlnnn-
Qalls, Bruises, Contracted Muscles, Lams Back, Stiff Joints,
Frosted Feet, Bums, Scalds, etc.
AN ANTISEPTIC that stops Irritation, subdues Inflam
mation, and drives out Pain.
PENETRATES tho Pores, loosens the Fibrous Tissues,
promotes a free circulation of the Blood, giving tho Muscles
natural elasticity.
BEST LINIMENT ON EARTH
ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED
CUBED SCIATIC RHEUMATISM
Mrs. B. A. Simpson, 500 Craig St., Knorville,
Tenn., writes: " I have been trying tho baths of
Hot Springs, Ark., for sciatic rheumatism, but I
Get more relief from Sallard's Snow Liniment
than any medicine or anything I have ever tried.
Inclosed find postoffice order for tl.00. Send mo
large bottle by Southern Itipres."
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