;TOR ADVOCATED O P E R A TIO N -
PE-RU-NA MADE KNIFE UNNECESSARY.
,„rh is “ very frequent cause of
disease» popularly known
w|e weakness.
„rh of tbe pelvic organs pro-
sinti a variety of disagreeable
irritating symptoms that mauy
in fact, the m .jority of people
idea that they are caused hy
I
II the women who are suffering
’, ny form of female weakness
write to Dr. Hartman, Coium-
Ohio, and give him a complete
•lion of their symptoms and the
I,,¡lies of their troubles, he w il 1
rfiately reply with complete direc-
lor treatment, free of charge.
Eva Hartho, 13 3 Bast lath
T im , Y. City. N. Y ., writes:
buffered for three years with
hea and ulceration of the womb,
doctor advocated an operation
I dreaded v e ry much, and
ly o b je c t e d to go under it. Now
c h a n g 'd woman. Perunacured
took nine bottles, but I felt so
Im p r o v e d I kept taking It, as I
d an operation so much. I am
In p e r f e c t health and have not
well for fifteen yea rs.” —Mrs.
rtho.
Mau. Bteinbach, 1399 12th 6 t.,
nkae, 'Vis., writes:
-t winter I felt sick most of the
was irregular and suffered from
(exhaustion and severe bearing
pains. I had so frequently heard
una and what wonderful cures it
med so I sent for a bottle and in
eeks my health and strength were
ly restored to me.” — Miss Maud
bach.
ywhere the women are using Pe-
and praising it. Peruna is not a palliative simply, it cures
removing
use of female disease.
, Hartman lias probably cured more women of female ailments than
hsr living physician. He makes these cures simply by using and recom
ing Peruna.
If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Pe-
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and
ill be pleased to g ive you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum-
Ohio.
Has Posed Many Presidents.
Overheard la a Crowd.
Mrs. Harris— How do they make the
rge G. Rockwood, photographer,
posed every president since Van balocns go up?
He has been a photographer
Mrs. Gamp — They toss some sand
out, to be sure.
iity years.
Mrs. Harris— And what do they do
Clean. Kool K itch en K in d " o f atovea when they want to come down?
you clean and cool.
Econom ical and
Mrs. Gump—They put some more in,
ready Sold at good atove stores.
of course.
The Three Cauees.
*
Useless Tip.
ngratulate me, old chap. I ’m
His Honor— Don’ t you know honesty
ppiest man on earth today.”
is the best policy?
:gaged, married or divorced?”
Erastus — ’ Deed f don’ belieb in
plvain’ policy no more sab: ! ’■ done
i Cure is a g o o d c o u g h medicine.
oidi for ferty reformed.
cured cou gh s ami colda
At druggists, 25 cents.
Indirect Answer.
-,m—Do you believe that sujcide
ID?
Caustic— W ell, in your case I
it would be permissible.
Iimore Catarrn in th is aectlon o f the
rythan all o th er diseases put together,
«lith e last few years was supposed to be
le. For 11 great m any years doctors p r o
It a local disease, a’ nd prescribed local
tea, and by constantly fa ilin g to c o re
1 treatment, pronounced it incurable.
has proven catarrh to be a constitQ .
disease, and th erefo re requ lresoon stitu-
treatment. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure, man-
red by F. J. Cheney A Co., T o led o , Ohio,
only constitutional cure on the market.
Tea internally In doses from 10 drops to
-toilful. It acta d irectly on the blood
weussurfaces o f th e system. T h ey offer
tiudred dollars fo r any case it falls to
dead for circulars and testim onials. A d.
F. J. C 11 K.VEY dt CO., Toledo, 0.
hf Druggists. 75c.
TFamily P ills are th e beat.
N Cuban and South American waters are to be found a large number of
steamboats and ferryboats that started their careers In and about North or
l’.ast Itiver and tbe bay, says the New York Times. Nearly all tbe ferry
boats to be found in Havana Harbor formerly plied about New York
waters. There are also mauy New Y'ork built ferryboats running 011 tbe
Mississippi, and there is suld to be one on the Rio de la Plata. All went
down on their own bottoms, either under their own steam or being towed.
Old sailors and longshoremen about West street tell of some long trips
taken by this sort of craft. One of tbelr pet yarns is of the Cliebucto that
came across the Atlantic and now Is running In Halifax Harbor to Dart
mouth, a distance of one and a half miles. Cbebucto Is an old Indian name
for Halifax. The boat Itself was built In Glasgow to replace the old Anuex
that was taken from the East River to Halifax. On that occasion an Im
mense crowd was gathered In H alifax Harbor to greet the Annex. So great
was the crowd that the wharf broke down and many persons were drowned.
Tbe Cbebucto Is a vessel of 600 tons gross, has a screw propeller and a
capacity for 222 passengers, which In these waters would mean fully 1,000
passengers. The trip across from Clyde waa made without starting even a
rivet.
Long trips with vessels of this sort have been taken by Captain Samuel
Martin, of the Jersey Central's steamboat line. He took the first New
York steamboat ever sent to the Pacific. She was the Cornelia and the
captain rigged her out as a three-masted schooner and went around by the
Straits of Magellan. When the Cornelia reached San Francisco she was
fitted out as a steamer again and for several years was run on the Sacra
mento River.
Fifty years ago many side-wheelers were taken to China. The first ever
sent from New York to Hongkong was the Confucius, built by Thomas
Colyer. She went away in 1849 and a few years later the River Bird fol
lowed, being used as a transport by the British government during the Indian
mutiny of 1857. During that period the River Bird was lost on the llooghly
River. Tbe White Cloud, which bad beam engines, went to China around
the Cape of Good Hope. She was 175 feet long and also was built by Colyer.
Cuptalu Joslah Paul was In charge during the trip. This trip, covering In
all 14,195 miles, was made between March 2, when she cleared Sandy Hook,
and June T. when she reached Hongkong. This Included calls at St. Vin
cent, Cape Town, Point de Galle and Singapore. Afterward she was lost In
a typhoon. The Plymouth Itock also made tbe long run to China under her
own steam and there changed her name to Foong Suey. She is still afloat
there. The Nautilus, built by Fletcher, Harrison & Co., was sent to China
a few years after the Plymouth Rock. The City of Kingston, for a long time
one of the regulars on the Hudson, now Is qpgaged on Puget Sound, having
been taken to tile Pacific through tbe Straits of Magellan.
Most of the American-built steamboats that have been sent to South
America and to East India were shipped In sections and put together there.
The West street salts tell many stories of finding American steamers all over
the world, declaring they have Been American slde-wheelars on the River
Rhine and in the English channel.
Y o u Can f l a t A l t o n ’ s F o o t E a a e F R E E .
W rite Allen 8. Olmsted, L eitoy, N. Y ., for a
free sample of A llen 's Foot Ease. I t cures ch il
blains, sweating, damp, swollen, aching feet.
It makes new o r tig h t shoes easy. A certain
cure for Corns and Bunions. A ll druggists sell
1 it. 25c. Don’t accept any substitute.
Preparing for the Fray.
Mrs. Neighbors— Wbat’ s that aw-
fill racket upstairs? I sounds like a
wild Indian had broken loose.
Mrs. Bleeohers — Oh, that’s my
husband. He’ s brushing tbe dust off
bia baseball vocabulary.
FIT 8
after drat dar’s use of Pr. hllae’s Great Nerve
Restorer. Send for FH B E » T OO trial botUeand treat
M . Pa.U. 11. K l i s s . Ltd. *31 ArehSt.. Pbi!ade!shia.Pa
WONDERFUL PRIMEVAL FOREST THAT
COVERS THE GREAT NORTHW EST.
O W H ERE else In the world is there such a forest as this. A few
steps In any direction from the roads of the loggers bring one at once
to tbe primeval utood.
N
Turn to the north. A thousand and five hundred miles you may
wander, If you will, and never escape the Inclosing silences of this wood.
Across the British possessions, through endless reaches of mountains, snow
capped, Inaccessible, and onward to Alaska, nothing but trees and trees—
cedar, fir, hemlock, pine, spruce. Turn to the south. For a thousand miles
of Sierra, through tho heart of California, where grows the sequoia, the
monarch among trees, to the very deserts of the Mexican border, and you
will find this forest still covering all the hills, thick, silent, and all but un
disturbed. A continent long is this wood, facing the I’ aclflc, here twohundred
miles wide, from the water's edge across the heights of the Cascades and
the Sierra, there narrowing to a thin, straggling, yet persistent growth along
the mountain tops.
This tree before you, rising two hundred and fifty feet In air, straight
and strong, thick-coated with brown bark, its mighty base salting firmly
iu the earth, Its roots gripping deep, was growing before Columbus saw
America. Five hundred years has it been standing here, raising its head to
tbe sky. Wliat storms has it bent before; nnder what ages of sunshine has
it gained strength; what lightning strokes have threatened it, what sweep
ing fires! And still It stands with the sublime majesty o f age and strength,
fearful of nothing—and the sound of axes knocking In the valley below!
But long before the seed of this hoary giant was sown in the wind, forests
were old on these hills. For fifty thousand years and more have these moun
tains been forest-clad, one forest rising five hundred years from youth to
maturity, sinking away In ripe old age, and giving room to another genera
tion of trees. Deep In the earth to-day lie some of these ancient forests,
changed by the slow chemistry of the ages Into coal, and now at last begin
ning to give out for men the sunshine which they stored up centuries before
the beginning of history.—Century.
American In Oxford “ Eight.”
GOBBLER HUNTER'S AGUE CURE own, but I gritted my teeth so hard
they couldn't chatter and soused my
D. Milburn, son of the well known
Buffalo lawyer in whose house Presi K a n s a s M a n H a s a S u r e R e m e d y f o r self clean under several times. Then
A l l K iu d o o f C h ills .
1 crawled out, drlppln’ like a drowned
dent McKinley died, is a member of
Jonathan King, the “ gobbler hun
rat, and lit out fer the house to change
the Oxford boat crew this year.
Hia
The Effect of Running.
ter” of the Ozarks. has a sure-pop cure
lming lessens the blood supply almost equally athletic brother has for “ ager.” In a region of the moun my clo'es. and then I found that tbe
chill was plumb gone. Yes, sir, plumb
missed the “ eight.”
e legs.
tains where the chills prevail lives the
gone. And as sure as 1 live I hain't
old man. who won his sobriquet, "gob
bad tbe ager since. It's the only sure
bler hunter,” because of his prowess in
cure I ’ve ever known of fer the shakes,
killing wild turkeys. He Is a man that
and, like many other great discoveries.
!s looked up to In his neighborhood.
It was found out by accident.” —Chica
He owns a good farm and his heart is
go Inter Ocean.
as tender ss his outside appearance Is
If the blood is in good condition at the beginning o f the warm season, rough. The poor mountaineers round
SCARED BY BIRD CANNIBAL.
we prepared to resist disease and are not apt to be troubled with boils,
about know of this goodness of heart
les, blackheads and blotches, or the itching and burning skin eruptions
as do.no others. His corn crib is open C o lo n y o f F p n r r o w o Knew o f Their
make one’s life a veritable torm ent and misery.
K n e m y h y I n s t in c t.
Now is the tim e to begin the w ork o f cleansing and building up the to them If the winter Is long and cold,
A large colony of sparrows took pos
and his kindness to the hands on his
J and strengthening the w e a k
session o f the attic and the eaves of a
HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BOILS. farm Is well known to all.
’ in your constitution. D uring the
But the thing that most distinguishes certain county courihouse and built
I h a d a h o r r ib le
winter months we are compelled
Mr. King Is his tried and true remedy their nests and reared their young
a tta c k o f b o l l s
re indoors and breathe the impure
t h a t b r o k e o u t a l l for the "ager.” He never tires of tell there with all the bustle, noise and
«1 badly ventilated rooms and of-
o v e r m y b o d y a n d ing his shaking friends about It and enthusiasm for which they are noted.
• We over-work and over-eat, and
f r o m w h i c h I never ceases to urge them to get up
One day In tbe spring a butcher bird
too little out-door exercise, and our
c o u ld g o t n o p os- the courage to try It once. Just once, made his appearance aud lighted on a
tins become clogged w ith irnpuri-
Btblo r e l i e f u n t il
and. he assures them, they will never tree near tbe courthouse, says a writer
tnd the blood a hot-bed o f gertnS
I b e g a n t a k in g
He tells of In the Boston Herald. Now, a butcher
humors of every kind, and warm
you r
m e d ic in e , have the "shakes” again.
a n d fr o m m y e x - his own experiences with the remedy bird Is tbe remorseless cannibal o f his
tr is sure to b rin g a reaction,
tribe. He catches birds of all klnda
p o r i e n o e I a a n in this fashion:
the poisonous m atter in tbe blood
s a fe ly a a y S . 8 .8 .
system w ill break out in boil9 and
“ It was in the year of ’76. Me and and Impales them on a thorn tree,
Is tbe beet blood mv wife and ten of the children were sometimes having a dozen victims
les or scaly eruptions and red,
purifier In tho world.
___
a '»bakin’ to beat all. the whole sum banging there at one time awaiting tbe
Turing bumps and pimples. Make
K n . M . P . SJKYTH ERS,
—beginning this season by takin g
mer and fall. I-ong toward Thanks- satisfying of Ills hunger.
WythevUle, Va.
Perhaps the sparrows had never seen
is* of S. S. S. in tim e ; it w ill not
givln' the rest of 'em quit, but I kept
one before. Indeed, It 1« more than like
Purify your blood and destroy the
THE BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER ou eatin’ calomel and quinine and shin-
*ad poisons, but promote healthy
nydlne and a shakin’ my clothes to tat ly, but Instinct with tbe weaker birds
°f the L iver and K id n eys and
ters every other day. 1 was about wore is a sort of good angel for tbelr pro
yon a good appetite at a tim e
to a shadder. when one day a feller In tection. and one minute after the
butcher bird lighted on the tree there
7 ou need it most.
a b o u t * a n d h a d to a top e f f a n d re n t
a b'llcd shirt come along and says:
o
c
c
a
s
i
o
n
a
l
l
y
.
I
t
o
o
k
B.
B.
8.
bo-
S. S. improves the digestion and
gran to im p r o v e a t o n ce , a n d a l t e r a
•• •Why don't you scare 'em ofT?'- was not a sparrow to be seen I d the
t h o r o u g h c o u r s e b ec a m e s t r o n g a n d
up the Stomach, and you are not
meanin’ the chills. ’Jump In the river neighborhood, though one minute tie-
Mually haunted b y the fear of
w i t h i n k 8 . 8 . 8 . t h e b e s t m e d ic in e I and drown 'em!’ says he.
Then he fore that at least a hundred o f them
e v e r u s e d a s a u a p p e tise r e n d g e n
“ '*os> every tim e you eat, or
rode
on.
a
laughin’
at
his
own
joke were flying about the house and the
e
r
a
l
to
n
ic
.
J-
G
.
8
C
0
1
r
.
a r a i to n ic .
with dizziness, nervousness
R o m e , CIO.
811 Railroad street,
But the thought stayed with me. The yard. Something told them that the
•Keplessness. There is no reason
,
,
newcomer was tbelr enemy and that
I very next day l bad another shake.
‘ he coming of warm weather i f you have your system well fortineo
lie had come to do them harm,
•
Sometimes
they
do
double
up
on
a
.he blood in a normal, healthy condition. It is the polluted, sluggis
j The butcher bird remained around
feller
and
come
every
day.
and
it
made
that invites disease germs, microbes and poisons o f every kin an*
the courthouse for two days, hoping, no
? °n a long train o f sprin g a n d summer ailments, break down tbe con- me tearin' mad. I was tryln’ to pull doubt, that be might get a fair chance
corn
when
it
come
on.
I
was
already
_ion, and produce weakness, lassitude, and other debilitating disort cr •
at the sparrows, but they all "lay
«aetna, Acne, Nettle-rash, Poison Oak and Iv y , and other irritatingskin ao weak I could hardly holler to the low;" not a one was seen, but an occa
“ **re sure to make their appearance unless the h u m o r s and poisons mules, and the chill made me feel too sional little chirp wag beard from un
are antidoted and the thin, acid blood measly mean to live. I was ready to
der the eavea, where they were safe
made rich and strong before the coming do anything to get rid of that pesky
and snug.
seer I was Jest desp rit. Leavln tbe
of warm weather.
On the morning of the third day a
A course o f S. S. S. now would be , « m a standln’ In the field. I made a
man who saw and recognized the can
a safe precaution and a good beginning bee-line fer the river. When I got to It
nibal got a gun and shot him, and
and enable you to p a s s in c o m f o r t I didn't stop to think whether I wanted
| the moment he had done so the spar
----
through the hot, sultry months a n d to Jump In or not. I Jest Jumped with
rows came out o f hiding and went
out carin'. I was already frose. and
toe diseases common to sprin g and summer. S. S. S. is guaran ee
2 J*getable and is recognized as the best blood purifier and the most in- ,he water waa Icy and powerful cold, about tbelr business as happy as they
pleasant o f all tonics W rite fo r our book on “ Tbe Blood and and the shock like to a busted me. Ml [ could be.
n c S W IF T S P E C IF IC C O ., AT LAM TA, GA•
R E ia tS O M M A C H IN E R Y C O .
(Successors to John Poole)
Foot of Morrison Street. Portland, Oregon
1 Th e Eli Gasoline Engine—A ch ild can run It.
Valves ami all w ork in g parts covered up. 2 h.
P . $185; 4 h. p „ |210; 6 h . p.. $:**». “ Put in a lit
tle Gasoline and then go to sleep.”
W rite for illu strated catalogue and for price
on anythin g you need in the machinery line.
“ My hair was falling out very
fast and I was greatly alarmed. I
then tried Ayer’a Hair Vigor and
my hair atopped falling at once.”—
Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, O.
Over one million dollar, in pensions secured
by us for our clients du rin g the six years last
past. Over 20 years successful oxoerien oi. Per
sonal ami prompt attention to a ll claims en
trusted to us. I f your attorney has been dis-
1 erred you can appoint us to act in your claims,
ices tixed tiy law and eontlnuent ll|M>n success,
laber A Whitman Co.. 30-10 Warder Bldg .
W ashington, D. C.
The trouble is your hair
does not have life enough.
Act promptly. Save your
hair. Feed it with A yer’s
Hair Vigor. If the gray
h a irs are b e g in n in g to
show, A yer’s Hair Vigor
will restore c o lo r every
time.
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“( u f e
I
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A lc o h o l,
C p iu m ,
Tobacco
U s i n g j m »|
I f your druggist cannot supply you,
■end us ons donar sud ere will exprese
you a bottle. Be sure andjglve the uame
It express office. Al
•X your ueareet
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Writs for i
I llustrated
C ir c u l a r s '
fTssi i rtONroO“ CPY Srs
PoiuxAND. O re
T elephone MainJ9F
D oin g H is B e s t.
“ In order to be successful these
days,” remarked tbe weet side philos
opher, “ a young man ahould apply
him*elf constantly.”
“ That’ s me,” rejoined the youth
with the short-order salary.
“ I ’ ve
been calling on an heiress every even
ing for three months.”
Dr. C. Gee Wo
WONDERFUL
HOME
TREATM ENT
This wonderful Chl-
uese doctor is called
great because he cures
people without opera
tion that are given up
to die. He cures with
those wonderful Chi
nese herbs, roots, buds,
barks and vegetables
that are entirely un
known to medical sci
ence In this country. Through the use of
those harmless remedies this famous doctor
knows the action o f over 500 different rem
edies, which he successfully uses In different
diseases, lie guarantees to cure cattarh, asth
ma, lung, throat, rheumatism, nervousness,
stomach, liver, kidneys, etc.; has hundreds of
testimonials.
Charges moderate. Call and
see him. Patients out o f the city write for
blanks and circulars. Send stamp. CONSUL
T A T IO N FItE E . ADDRESS
The Four Minute Egg.
Cynical Boarder— Here, waiter!
Waiter— Yes, eah; yes, eah!
Cynical Boarder— When I asked you
for a four-minate egg you evidently
misunderstood. I meant one that has
been in boiliDg water for that period
and not one that lacked four minutes
of hatching.________________
Important Ommlsslon.
Pa— Ostend, in the front of this dic
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
tionary you will find “ the flags of all
253 A lder S t.. Portland, Oregon.
nations.”
It is complete.
£ 9 * Mention paper.
Ostend— Complete nuthin’ l
Why,
they ain’ t even got the baseball pen-
nant among dem.
®
AGENTS WANTED
Cause of the Delay.
Husband ( impatiently ) — Where’ s •
your mistress? She said she’ d be leady
in a minute and I ’ ve waited half an
hour.
Maid— She’ ll be down in a second,
sir. She’ s changing her complexion to
match her new gown.
One Man's Wisdom.
Ping— There goes a man worth 13,-
OOO’ OOO and he made every dollar of it
in trade.
Pong— Well, all I ’ ve got to say is
that I don’ t want to trade with a man
like t h a t . __________________
Method and Motive.
A ll methods fall without right mo
tives.— Ham's Horn.
Everywhere.
Write now.
RAMBLER, 0LDSK0BILE. WAVERLY k TOLEDO
Automobiles, S500 up.
RAMBLER. IMPERIAL, MONARCH. CRESCENT
& BARNES Bicycles, $20 and upwards.
£
MOTORCYCLES.
@
Fend for catalogues.
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Portland, Oregon.
\
w Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle («
Anxious to Help Rockefeller.
Report that John D Rockefeller had
said he would pay a million dollars for .
P . N . U.
No 25— 1903.
a new stomach, or a healthy digestive
apparatus, has reunited in deluging the
H E N w i l t i n g t o &<1 v o r tis o r s p i
Standard Oil millionaire with thous
[ w m e n t io n t h is p a p e r .
ands of letters.
The Kind You Have Always Ilouglit lias borne tho si,"na
ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, and lias been made under his
personal supervision for over 36 years. Allow no ono
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
“ «Tust-as-gnod ” arc but Experiments, and endanger tho
health o f Children—Experience against Experiment.
G o o d B e g lm liig
51
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No Hair?
OLD AMERICAN STEAMERS MAY BE
SEEN IN WATERS ALL AROUND THE WORLD.
What is C A S TO R IA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Hoothing Syrups. It is I ’leasnnt. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnreotle
substance. Its ago is Us guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and W ind
Colie. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and ilowels, giving healthy and nniurul sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
The Kind You
Have Always Bought
Bears tho Signature of
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T o e P n im la n K cm edlea h a re
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Coast
A gaota.
..Scarcely a Day..
f'a*M»« hut we are rallerf upon to per orm
*<>n>e difficult dental ofieratLi* that n
the direct result of neglectin g the teeth.
W e cannot urge too strongly the benefit
and econom y of ronnulting a dentist at
the very tin t algn of tootn trouble
At
the ris rt th e*« troubles are corrected
quickly and at small coat Our methods
a*e | anile*« and <.nr work guaranteed
I'oth phones: Oregon Houtn J2»i;
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