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U lW e r e a e a .
"Father," aald little Rollo, “what Is
the difference between farming and
igrlcullure?"
j "W ell, my aon, for farming you
need a plow and a harrow and a lot
}f other Implements, and for agrlcul-
ure all you need Is a pencil and a
piece of paper.”— Washington Star.
G O T A N Y P IG S ?
GOT A N Y V E A L ?
If they’re fat and good send them to
Smith. He want* them nil. Smith ne «ter
charge* commission nor drayage. Every­
thing weighed an noon an it arrives. He
will pay an follow*:
Krsah ranch e g g « —market price.
Drsaaed veal, up to I'W lbs.. 12Vtc; large
▼sal, lens.
Drowsed pork, any si s. lie.
Live henn. 16c.
Dre**e<l hens. 17c.
Live ducks, 18c.
Dreswed k w .«, 15c.
Dressed turkeys, 26c.
Address
“ f l l l i l l n f the B eef Trust”
PORI LAND. OREGON
O lije r t lv e
R e fo rm .
The
M eta p h or.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is a
great example of a ready wit, accord­
ing to the Pathfinder. He wa. going
with a number of clergymen In to a
luncheon, after some ecclesiastical
function one day, when u n i dignitary
observed:
“ Now to put a bridle on our appo>
titan! ’
Quick a . lightning the archblihop
retorted, "Say, rather, now to pnt a
b i t between our teeth.”
pars c u n o m u o n
days
PA ZO OMVMENT is ru.ra ntM d to c u r . any r e .
of Itching, ltlind. Blradine or Protruding Pilos in
. to 14 dago or money refunded.
60c.
R ot
So
B a d ly
O ff.
"Kitty, think of the poor reindeer In
the froxen north. They have to paw
through the .now and Ice to reacn
their food, and then have nothing to
eat but mnaa.”
"W hy, mamma, 1 Just love Iceland
T h la
4 'a l l o
fo e
d e f e n d a n t h a d b e e n f o u n d guilty
of h a b it u a l l y g e t t in g d r u n k a n d beat­
ing h is w if e .
"You’ll not be guilty of i n d u l g i n g in
the ’lick her’ habit during the next two
years, anyhow, you sorry specimen of
manhood," said the Judge. "OUlcer, re­
move the prisoner."
DR.
MARTEL’S FEMALE
P IL L S .
S e v e n t e e n Y e a ia th e S a n d a r d .
Prescribed and recommended for women’s ail­
ments—a scientifically prepared remedy o f proven
worth. The result from their uae is quick and
permanent. For sale at all drug stores.
H ie
Own
M eth od .
"D id you «ay you wanted to abolish
our tyrannical system which enables
persons who do little or nothing to
exact tribute from hungry strugglers?"
asked the chairman of the .meeting.
"That's what I said,” answered the
Socialist orator, “ and It got great ap­
plause.”
"Yes. But don’t you say it again.
Remember, you got your start in life
from tips while you were waiter In a
restaurant.”— Washington Star.
S y m p a th y .
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
"Yea. it'» pretty hard luck to find Take L A X A T IV E BROMO Quinine Tablet*.
your coal bln empty during a cold snap Druggist* refund money if it fails to cure. E. W.
25c.
a n d be unable to replenish It except at G RO VE’S signature is on each box.
exorbitant prices. To k e e p my house
O v e r th e T e le p h o n e .
half way warm yesterday cdet me |3.
"H e llo !
I s t h is th© i n f o r m a t i o n e d i ­
“Great Scott! What extortion!"
"N-no, It wasn’t exaotly that. It was t o r ? "
"Yes."
even worse. There was no fuel In the
" W h o Is t h e p r e s id e n t o f Nicara­
house, and I had to burn the children’s
gua?"
Christmas trees."
R ot
V ery
C o o l.
She—My dear, baseball Is a very
eool game for the spectators, Isn’t It?
He— On the contrary. I t Is aa u n ­
usually heated one.
She— But the papera speak e f tha
thousands of fans—aren't they electric
ones?— Baltimore American.
FERRYS
E x e m p lifie d .
K now
L a te r.
G ood E u oog h .
G e o r g e — D o y o u t h in k t h a t I ’ m* good
e n o u g h f o r y o u , d a r l in g ?
D a r li n g — N o , G e o r g e ; b u t y o u ’ r e t o o
g o o d fo r a n y oth e r
g i r l.— I ll u s t r a t e d
B its .
EXPERT
HOWARD E. BURTON - AaMyer and Chemist.
• ■ Loud vili**, Colnrudo. Specimen price«: Gold.
Silver, Lead, SI. Gold. Silver. 75c: Gold. 50c; Zino
or Copper. SI. Mailing envelope« and full pricelist
nt on application. Control and Umpire work
:ited. Reference: Carbonate National Bank.
E
Catalogue for
the Aeking
Send for It.
SEEDS u
At Prices th.it D efy Com petition
item
Aa
" M a n ’ s i n h u m a n i t y t o m a n ," c h u c k ­
le d t h e b a c k e r o f t h e w i n n in g p u g i l is t
w h o h a d p o u n d e d th e o th e r c h a p to a
J e lly ,
“ m akes
c o u n tle s s
th ou san d s
c h e e r f u l l y p a y t h e ir g o o d m o n e y t o s e e
It w o r k i n g ."
S t r a n g e r — I a m t o ld y o u h a v e a " p u r ­
c h a s i n g a g e n t " In t h is
c it y .
W hat
does he d o?
N a t iv e — M is t e r ,
w e ’re
p a y in ’
th e
M u r r la m c o m m i s s i o n $50,000 t o fin d
ou t.
SEEDS
DENTISTRY
“ W a l t a m in u t e , an<J I ’ ll--------"
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n o w — n o t w h o ’s g o in g to b e p r e s id e n t a
m in u t e f r o m n o w ! " — C h i c a g o T r ib u n e .
W ill
To grow thefln- I
©s* flowers and |
m o a t luscious "
ve.TOtablos. plant t h e b o u t
seeds. Ferry’s Reeds are best i
beCAua they never fall in yield
or quality. Tho best gardon-
grs and farmers everywher
know Ferry’s goods to bo tho
hi:;host itandard o f quality
yet attained. ^ For salo
everywhere.
[ n u n 191» Seed Annual
F roo on request
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ACOOCRN
Sarsaparilla
Makes the blood o f the right
quality and quantity — n o r m a l
in red and white corpuscles a n d
a ll other constituetta.
It builds
up the whole system.
Some people suffer continually with
tired, aching and swollen feet.
Little
do they know how soothing is Hamlins
Wizard Oil. Rub it in at night and
Id u-unl I quid form or chocolated tab*
have thankful, happy feet in the morn­
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ing.
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R a cy
H o o d ’s
w it h o u t e l a t e s a s p e c ia l t y
j.
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188 Street front
PAINLESS EXTR AC TION ......... .....................5 0 c
SILVER FIL LIN G S................................ 5 0 c a p
GOLD F IL L IN G S ................................... $ 1 .0 0 u p
K K GOLD CROWN ...................................... $ 5 .0 0
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E R
Portland, Oregon
The word “ Verm ont” on s can of
maple syrup haa always railed that
brand about one hundred per cent in
the estimation o f the buyer.
A few
years ago, however, a method was dis­
covered o f imparting this same delic­
ious flavor to preparations without the
use o f real maple syrup. This flavor­
ing ax tract is cal lad Mapleine.
If a dish o f syrup mads with raaplo-
ine and the real Green Mountain kind
is placed before s Vermonter, he would
not be able to tell the difference be­
tween the two. Thie is largely due to
the absolute
purity o f the ingred­
ients and the great care used in the
manufacture.
Mapleine is purely vegetable and
makes s syrup that is equal to any and
suparior to most brands o f maple syrup
that are placed on the market.
To make delicious flavorings for
cakes, ice cream and sauce«, nothing is
required but a little granulated sugar
and water with a few drops o f maple­
ine dissolved therein. Housewives find
it a great convenience in preparing
puddings out o f leftovers.
A little booklet, with the title o f
"M apleine Dainties” , is published by
the Cresrent Manufacturing company,
who are the makers of Mapleine. The
booklet will be sent free to anyone who
asks for it. Nearly every grocer car­
ries Mapleine. Try some todsy and
you will say the lim e that thousands
o f others have, that here is a flavor
with the real maple taste. This little
suggestion for a sauce for puddings:
Whites o f two eggs, one and a half
cups o f granulated sugar, one cup of
milk, one teaspoonful o f mapleine.
Mapleine is to be used anywhere that
another flavoring could be used.
Q u oth th e V e g e ta ria n .
w h e n n o m o r e y o u r p u rs e can
sta n d
T h e u p l i f t in t h e p r i c e o f b e e f ,
T h e r e ’ s m o r e n u tr itio u s f o o d a t h a n d ;
E a t b e a n s a n d r ic e , a n d A n d r e lie f .
W e l l,
Pettit’ s fye Salve f o r 25c.
Relieves tired eyes, quickly stops
eye aches, congested, inflamed and com­
mon sore eyes.
All druggists or
Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y.
Let
th e
D eb tor
lle w a r e .
Briggs— A safe conversational nils
ts, When In doubt talk of the weather.
Griggs— Safe nothing! I mot my tai­
lor yesterday, and on my speaking of
the weather he replied, “ Yes, It la un­
settled, and that reminds me of that
little bill of yours.”— Boston Tran­
script.
M others w ill fin d Mrs. W in slow 's Soothing
Byrup the b est rem edy to u»e fo r th e ir eh ild m a
d u rin g the te e th in g p eriod .
Very fo rm a l,
In a ll t h e la t e n t n o v e l » o u t
T h e d a m s e ls a re , b e y o n d a d o u b t.
O f lo ft y to n e ;
A n d n e v e r s e e t h e i r b e a u x w it h o u t
A chaperon.
—Louisville Courier-Journal.
P IL
„ COFFEE'
TEA SPICES
B A R B A R IC
AMT) E XP E N S IV E .
ABOUT SOUTH AMEBICA.
D r e s s T r i m in l a g s , D e c o r a t i o n s a n d
D is h e s S h u n i a G o ld e n H ue.
American plows, thrashers sad reap­
ers cover the Helds of Argentina.
There U a revival o f gold thla les­
Uruguay, the smallest of South
ion, not only of drew accessories but
American republics. Is as large as Mis­
also In nearly every department ot
souri.
house decoration.
A railroad crosses th« Andes a^ 12,-
There are gurgeoua gold slipper« and
stockings to match, gold-embroidered | 340 feet and cuts down the time be­
veils, and long shawla In netytnd chif­ tween Santiago and Buenoa Ayree 16
fon cloth, gold turban ornanieuta and days.
Ecuador Is larger than Texas. Its
plumes, belt buckles and bags. The
mesh chain bags are not new, but the capital, Quito, is 1,000 feet higher than
bags composed of a mass of gold Mt. St. Bernard, and has 60,000 popu­
spangles are novel and decorative. lation.
Wbatever the foundation material bap-
The vallsy of the Amazon Is as wide
pens to be It Is completely masked as from New York to Ogden, Utah.
with the gold spangles.
The fall of the river In 2,000 miles Is
There are stunning bags made on a not over 200 feet.
foundation of brocaded satin, white
Argentine Republic Is larger than
and gold, the latter picked out In ara­ the United States east of the Missis­
besques of gold cord and embroidery. sippi; 12 times larger than England.
Moat of the designs are French and Every third man there Is s foreigner.
as ornate as the Louis XVI models Pullman cars cross It In 24 hours.
from which they are copied.
Buenos Ayres Is said to Increase In
Old-faabloned gold-banded china has
population 100,000 a year. Its present
com* in again, and to correspond other
population Is upward of 2,000,000. It
table decorations are ornamented with
Is the largest Spanish-speaking city I d
gold. A new French wars Is shown In
the world, and halt again as large
which the foundation of crystal or
porcelain Is set in baskets ot French as Madrid.
Chile Is the narrowest (In propor­
gilt. There are rose baskets for tha
country In the
center of the table, individual almond tion to Its length)
and bonbon dishes and fruit dishes, as world. It has a coast line that would
weU aa card trays and other orna­ reach from New York to Salt Lake.
mental pieces for the drawing room. Its width Is about from New York
Toilet articles In bright gold with­ to Philadelphia.
Rio de Janeiro has the finest har­
out other ornamentation than a mono­
gram are superseding the silver and bor In the world. It Is one of the
Ivory goods for those who can afford oldest cities o f our hemisphere. It is
them. Gold-handled umbrellas, both the largest Portuguese-speaking city
for men and women, are In again, and In tha world. There are more people
put tha simple mission sticks In evi­ In Rio Janeiro than in all Portugal
dence for the last year or so Into the
Colombia is 10 times as large as
shade.
New York state, as long from north
In the matter of antique rugs those to south as from St. Paul to New Or­
having a body or groundwork as near leans. Its coast line is equal In dis­
to gold color as possible are most fa­ tance from New York to Chicago. It
vored, and In all the Hue of fabrics has produced over $600,000,000 worth
and textiles for curtains and portieres of gold.
wherever possible gold threads are In­
terwoven. Gold or gilded paper and
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
work baskets are seen, and, in fact,
all down the line the gold revival Is
Nearly every man makes a pet o t
noted. It seems more or less barbaric, some particular law.
and Is expensive.
The trouble is not that times have
changed, but that you haven't.
'
LAD Y DUFFERIN QUITS LONDON.
We often think a big silly woman
Is sillier than a little silly woman.
F o r m e r N e w Y o r k G ir l F in da C i t y ’ s
If a man gets to work at 7 o’clock,
C li m a t e a n d L i f e T o o T r y in g ;.
Lady Dufferln, formerly Flora Davis it Is after 9 before he is fully oiled
of Washington square, New York, ha9 up.
decided to make her home hereafter
Discipline forms the excuse for a
In the country, the London correspond­ lot of nagging and other unpleasant­
ent of the New York World says. The ness.
marchioness has been far from strong
Talk about some men being poor at
for the past year, and has found the relating an anecdote; did you ever
trying climate and the social strain hear a woman try?
In London rather more than she wish­
An easy chair will not keep a man
es to stand.
at home unless he ts otherwise dis­
Recently she has been In town super­ posed to stay there.
intending arrangements for moving
After a girl gets married, she queers
from 7 Carlton House gardens. There
the unmarried girls by looking tough
she has been giving a few small din­
when she comes downtown.
ners followed by music, to which she
Hope Is all right in its way, but tf
contributed no little, ,for she is very
musical and has a remarkably sweet you haven't anything else, you are
about at the end of your rope.
voice, which has been well trained.
Take good care of your own busi­
Flora Davis, only daughter ot John
H, Davis, banker, ya s one of the most ness, and let others alone; If your ad­
beautiful girls In New York society vice Is worth anything, sell It.
when she consented to become the wife
If you happen to know that people
of Lord Terence Blackwood, the sue- use too much .medicine, it is not a
ond son o f the first marquis bf Duf­ sign you are a Christian Scientist.
ferln and Ava.
The wedding took
A really polite and capable man
place October 16, 1893, In Paris, where can go into any town In the country,
Lord Terence's father, who had been and attract attention In six months.
governor-general ot Canada, and wbo
Man Is very ungrateful:
He will
had filled with distinction many Im­ forget the good time he had a month
portant diplomatic positions, then rep­ ago, and say be never had one In his
resented Great Britain as ambassador
life.
to France. Nine years later Lord Ter­
When a man starts out by saying,
ence, who in the meantime had suc­
ceeded to the courtesy title of Lord “ If I do say It myself,” you can de­
Clandeboye, became the second mar­ pend on It that he Is going to pralst
himself.
quis of Dufferln and Ava.
“ I have suffered with piles for thirty-
six years. One year ago last April I be­
gan
taking Cascareis for constipation. In
BAKINS POWDER
the course of a week I noticed the piles
- EXTRACTS
There are three children, Lady Doris
began to disappear and at the end of six
JUST RIGHT
PROVERBS OF PEOPLB.
weeks they did not trouble me at all. Gwendoline, 14 years old; Lady Ursula
-ÆEECnSŒ0ÂE>
Cascareis
have
done
wonders
for
me.
I
CHICAGO PAINLESS DENTISTS
Florence, 10, and Lady Patricia
CLOSSET a DEVERS
Reynard can't rpn forever.— Irish.
am entirely cured and feel like a new
323W W ashington St.. Cor. Sixth
POST LAÑO. OSE.
Ethel. 7.
man.”
George Kryder, Napoleon, O.
Established 15 years
Here to stay
Eaten bread Is soon forgotten.—
T
Lady Dufferln has been greatly ad­
CUT THIS OUT, mail it with your ad­
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mired In British society not only be­ Irish.
dress to the Sterling Remedy Company,
A flavoring used the same as lemon or vanilla.
Chicago. 111., and rec ive a handsome sou­
He Is lifeless that is faultless.—
cause of her royal loveliness, but on
By dissolving granulated sugar in water and
venir Gold Bon Bon FREE.
adding Mapleine, a delicious syrup is made and
account of her personal graces and her Latin.
a syrup better than maple. Mapleine is sold by
charming hospitality.
Whom the cap fits, let him wear It.—
grocers. If not send 35c for 2 ot. bottle and
recipe book. Crescent M f». C o., Seattle, W a .
Latin.
Let him who Is just become justified
A C h r is tm a s B u r le s q u e . ’
William Dean Howells, the famous still more.— Bible.
novelist, laughed, at a Christmas din­
The handsomest flower Is not th«
ner In New York, at the old-fashioned sweetest.— Spanish.
Christmas story of the sentimental
No one Is a fool always; every on«
type.
sometimes.— French.
"Let us be thankful," said Mr.
K V t ftittCMt TOR
Riches serve a wise man, but com­
Howells, “ that this story Is no longer
Will instantly relieve your aching
written. The Dickens of to-day no mand a fool.— French.
throat. There is nothing like it for
Nothing overcomes passion sooner
longer dips his pen and writes— ”
Asthma, B ronchitis and lung
With a laugh Mr. Howells rattled than silence.— French.
troubles.
Contains no opiate«.
off the burlesque:
Much water runs by the mills while
Very pleasant to take.
A ll D ru is u ti, 25 cents.
’’It was Christmas eve, a night bit­ the miller sleeps.— Danish.
terly cold. The snow was falling soft­
The finest friendships have been
THE DESCHUTES VALLEY
ly. heavily; It covered Louses, trees formed In mutual adversity.— Latin.
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" H a r o ld ,”
p e r e m p t o r ily
spoke
th e white.
SPLINTERS.
COOPER & TAYLO R , Selling Agts.
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MH-L * ¡5 ¡Vdc,
Sharp shooters— crap players.
“ Y e s . s i r .”
bed was a heap of straw. Of cover­
A minute’s work cuts more Ice than
" A n d y o u l o o k d i s r e p u t a b l e ."
ings they had none.
The mother,
" Y e s , s i r .”
an hour’s talk.
made desperate by the cold, heaped
" S t o p It a t o n c e !
P u t th e lid
on
8nme shows don't have to have a
the
straw
In
the
most
sheltered
cor­
y o u r s e lf!”
snow scene to give them a frosty look.
H a s t il y t h a n k in g h im , t h e y o u n g m a n ner of the room, and, removing the
Whep a man pats you on the back
w e n t o u t , b o u g h t a $5 h a t , a n d h a d It door from its hinges, placed it In a
c h a r g e d t o t h e s t e r n f a t h e r .— C h i c a g o slanting position against the wall, he 1s trying to jingle the coins In your
T r ib u n e .
thus making a shield that would be pocket.
A* thla very remarkable preparation Is now
called, is the greatest Constitutional Remedy ever
some slight protection against the Icy
Th« pen may be mightier than the
knowi. fo r Brood Mare*. Colt*. Stallions and all
draughts. All three crept under the sword, but nothing short ot an axa
other hordes; also Distemper am ong D ogs and
Sheep. This compound ia made o f the purest in
door and huddled together, and the will do for some people,
gradient* and notan atom o f poisonous or in ju ri­
youngest child said gratefully:
ous nature enters in to it* composition.
M any
quiet out in the country? Rurallte—
persons are now taking SPOHN S fo r La G rippe,
" ’ Mother, what must poor children Oh, no; I've got my mother-in law, a
Colds, Coughs. K idney Trouble, etc., and it is al­
w ays aare. It expels the D isea-e Germs fro m the
do on Christmas eve who have no parrot and a phonograph out there.
body; acts diractly on the Blood and Glands.
door to cover them 7 “
SPO H N 'S is now sold b y nearly every d ru ggist
Bowers— Who was the beet man at
and harness dealer In the land, and any can ge t it
the wedding? Powers— The bride’s
fo r you. o r send with rem ittance o f price to the
manufacturer*, w ho w ill ship to your order, e x ­
S h e W a s W -m ia a .
father; he gars thorn a brick bouse.
press paid. F ifty cents and $1.00 a bottle, and
Mr. Breety. of Boston (ten derly)—
$5.00 and $10 the dozen.
A man's hsert s usually about tha
Ask your doctor the medical
Miss Mlgglet. will you— er— meet me
Record of Annual Sales.
size of tlie Christmas presents he buys.
name for a cold on the chest.
in
the
gloaming?
Cltylte— Don't you find it awfully
1st Y e a r................
1.058 Bottles Sold
He will say, “ B r o n c h i t i s . ”
Mlsa Mlggles, of Milwaukee (eager­
4 804
2nd Y e a r ..............
9 250
3rd Y ea r................
ly
)
—
Any
old
place
you
say,
Mr.
Ask
him
if
it
is
ever
serious.
T h « P o lite H a y
A ron n d.
19.150
4th Year...............................
Breezy. Where Is It and how do you
40.284
6th Y e a r...............................
Lastly,
ask
him
if
he
pre­
"Then I am to consider myself re­
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jected V asked the young suitor.
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7th Y ea r................
scribes A yer’s Cherry Pec­ get there?
124.500
8th Y e a r .............................
“ You are to consider your proffer
He O wns r»,
toral for this disease. Keep
9th Y ear............................. . . . 172.485
10th Y ear............................. ...2 2 1 .7 6 0
"Own up, now. Who's the head of of marriage returned with thanks and
in
close
touch
with
y
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tha regret that it Is impossible at this
your family?”
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Louisville Courier-Journal.
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