State normal School at inonniotnb
r
Jlrweters appreciate the superior
atMi lit nnlv.
floa will U stst on appllcallen. Ceerespeodeaos laviM. Alifm,
. p. V.
HOP GROWERS
We wooU like to
call your eUtantion
.tothUtoitht fee
lilator and alarm. It
can be tet at any
temperature and an
alarm bell will ring
if the" temperature
ehould fall at mueh
aione degree; anoth
er bell will ring if the
temperature should
raiao ono degree.
Just the thing for
the hop house to
guarantee perfeot
curing. Krebs'prard
and most of the lead
ing growers are in
stalling this regula
tor in their kilns.
E. C. GAMBLE, PORTLAND
Ulveu Up To Ile
B. Hpirgvl, 1204 N. Vlrglnl Bt.,
Kyaosvllle. lud., write: "Forover five
yeara I waa troubled with dldney and
bladder afFectlona which caused me
much pain) and worry. I lost fleeb
aud waa all run down and a year ago
bad to abandon work entirely. 1 bad
three of I lie Ust pbyalclaua who did
me no good and I waa practically giv
en up to die. Foley Kidney Cure was
reoomnjended and the first bottle gave
me great relief and after taktDg; the
ceooiid bottle I waa entirely curea.'
Hold by D. O. DoAe, druirglet.
When in need of fire insurance
call on B. V. Jones, in the Cooper
Block, who is agent for the Western
Assurance Co of Toronto, Canada,
and the Geraania Insurance Co.,
of New York. Both old and reli
able companies.
llow'n Tbls?
We offer Ona Hundred Dollar Reward for
oreaaeoroatarrh that oannel be oured by
Hall'l Catarrh Cure.
K. J. CHENEY CO., Tolede, O.
We, the undersigned, hare known K, J.
Cheney for the lust IS years, and believe him
perfect!? honorable In. all builneu trane-
aatlont and nnamnaiiy aoie io carry uu u,
obllcatloDi made by nu nrm.
I . Waldiko, Kjiuum M AHI -
Wholesale DrinriiUU. Toledo, O
Halt! Catarrh Cure li taken Internally
Acting dtreetly upon the blood and muoou.
mrfeeet of the lyitem. iTeeumonuua aeni
paa. Frloe T4 cent per bottle. Hold by all
Pratt liia. '
i Take Hall' Family Wile fereoMtlpaUen
men
li'A l.'.lJ '1
Uniadla'tha
miauficture
. of KMwoo4
ICECREAM,
ibundanca of
' cretm beinc a.
linn wr iimvw
pote by the krM 1
: eoltMia-wppHes ler 1
..the imiaaucture f
Haatlwood Batter t l
qNoilburan,htla
1 or' ether inlmil er
lnf ch'tracter l in Hitet
weod lc Creami'torkh-
naai ind imoothnn ba 1
due- tofhetctual rtchnoe it
the erctm of whith "it b
mannfictured. Only pwe
fruit, vegeMble or our Baan
areaaaS ia coloring or flriaf
Ice Cram,
For 3alehy P. M, Klrkland.
lu,l its 2ib .r HUcuUf 2d.
imxi. Three full courses of etudr.
Higher tourae reoofaUed In Wash
legion and ether tee, T babes it
and shortest way w state end
taper. Addition! work In Mb
geaeral end aula Methods; alaa.
achool management far rde4 ana
ting reded ttbels IH U gla
easing yer. lonet terms, big be
wages and better eppvnumuea r.
open to Normal graduates.1 Bcbool
ability of Meameita graduate. d
r. Catalogue sowWloleg full Is forma-
GelalOCU
Dutlar, RczMrar.
Real Cilits Trnfer
Gerbari D Braae eed Iwlfefto
Joshua Bowles, aeres lo
TI7.90.
r r Bo wee to If ties DafU, loti
la Dallas; $WO. ' "
7 K Mows as4 wife to Pads
tosebsr Cs., 80 'aerM InJ Mi
1303. '
Ssltle B Herr.o UW4 Roea
li'ns llerrta, 6q acres t a 8-5; 125a
Dr. Vlotor fifil nd wife U Geo
W Me Bee, lots Io PHm; 153$.
Emma CriTto to R 0 Crarsa,
15 acres ia (US; 11050.
WLGilsonand wife lo Jp
SUren. loU lb Palls Citj; H t I
Mo.o Msnston'and wife to B E
WlllUroe, lot In !V!m; 125a
R K Williams to' Ellen gJ Hub
bard, lot In mila; ftJOO.
ElizaS!th Isaac to eldena Cour
ier, lots in Falls Citj; II..
J C u L E Adams to.M B Yoong,
land in 7-A-S-5; IS25.
B F Bmlth and wife to F E Fish
er, lot in Dallas; IGOO.
Elizabeth G Buckingham to J W
Holon, land in 7-3; $1200.
Bertha D Oilman and hd to Kd
Ilolloway, lots in Dallas; 11500.
M G Ellis and wife to II Camp
bell, lots in Dallas; $100.
Mary A Dougan and hd to F M
Splawn, lots io Dallas; IGOO.
C C Campbell and wife to II G
Campbell, lots io Dallas; U.
I N Maxwell, guardian, to Falera.
K.lla Citv A. W Rr Co. right of
way; $100.
I N Maxwell to same, same;
100.
Thos ilolman to same, same;
1400.
' James E Eastam to same, same;
75.
F Kurx Jr and wife to
unit; $237.50.
Arch MoNary to same,
same,
same;
$150.
MP Dennis to same, 5.30
In 7-3; $100.
acres
Wm Lchutt and wife to
same,
6.8 aoi'B In 7-3; $600.
Chas B Rugti and wife to same,
right of way; $500. ' " " '
Mar A Chapman to same, same;
$1.-
United States to Li 111 B
Morley,
1 60 aores in 7-7 i patent.
'flame to Henry Wiprut, 160
acres In 7-7; patent.
Sams O E Leet, 160 acres in 8-8;
patent. ' - ' ,' ; - 1 ' )
J E Baughman to B F Malksj,
landln-7'$75. ' 1
B F Maikej and wife to J G Vaa
Oredel, same; $1.
- Thos Wright to Amanda Rhoade.
" Issab' Henshaw to ' Betrto' ' flew
ord. '
We do Job Frintlna:
' Aoaericauteed King
King Edward mads $10,000,000
in Union Pacific stock1 by the late
boom In Harriman securities, so
tne paperi say.' If "Ed" onty liad
sense enough to , throw , his crown
sway he might come to America
and in time be rated as ' an ' un
crowned' king "of finince,' ith
money to burn, a string of race
horns, assortment of automobiles,
a whole company of !idhbru8 girls
ind more influence in the National
congress than he has ' now in the
English parliament. Edward, the
sport and speculator, might in due
course of time aspire even to be
come another Uharlie ocnwaD
Eugene Guard. ' !
BACON AS A FOOD.
Prrtf C It la Valuable a4
laaily DfHrf.
Iean Ufon which contained fair
ly large projrtor of both inW
and fat farmed a jart of the ration
in S number ef eipenmeata niaoe
at the Mloneaola ierimt t iU
Uon, about nine ouwee bu f eaUn
per man per day. It wm est la
thin !ke aad baked r broiM ia
the oven until ervap and brew a. AU
the fat wtikJi eookwd out was ae4
tn4 aaUa vita tbe bre4 aad ctbar
food vkkb aaads w the 4liy St.
On aa atetwfe about fO per cent of
the proUia aAd II per mttt of the
fat f tlie reOea roaUlulaf Uc8
difarted, aad about IS per n
J the fMffy wm aveilaUa, CaW
UU4 vshiM for awe eioue aWved
m M wr mi 4!feUd rrvtefa
sod 94 pac eeejt difwtiVIe Cat. &J
tiMtj vbfefc compaM ta?oabiy with
thoe whka ban Wi ebtauisd tvr
eta aiJ foede.
. AAevtef ft pt eeat for waate. a
pwoad elUotm will oAin from
Me.twatlt if threWalbs dlf atitU
nrvteln m& tWtn for-taUa.-to
six-Uatba pod ' ditibk . !,
vbieh is about tvwtbirds as mb
a ie fouad ia USUr. In
cootaiae as naek peoteia andbout
twW aa much dijretiVle fat aetKr
iwaU," eej the axpertmaBUl sU
tie prwleawer, ftaaiiaig it at . the
tame Kaae act) ttea st a bifber
prioe per poaad a cheaper food than
other meaU. Baooa fat U eaailj di
grted( aad ' when combined with
other foods it appears U eiert a
favorable wethantceJ action upon
dieetion.
Many who are fond of bacon hes
itate to eat it, since tber Wlime
that, being fery rnh in fat, it is a
frequent cause of indigestion. As
has been point! out by a number
of writers, it ?eiu fair to ay that
in the majority of cais aucb diges
tive diaturbanws are not due to the
fatty nature of the food, but to th
fact that the bacon waa overcooked,
or, rather, cooked at too high a tern
perature. It in not surprising that
this should bo the case when it is
remembered that fat heated- to a
hiph temperature is tleconijwned,
am! one of the nroduct given off i
aero'' :n, nn unpleasant Biuellin;:
compound which attacks ine ejc.
makes them smart, and irritates all
mucous eurfaces.
This compound is plainly notice
able in the acrid funun of burnin?
or scorching fat. When bacon fa',
is heated to 350 degree F. th;s
chemical change is brought aDoui o
a greater or less extent. ery oii-n
Won is hurriedly cooked in a very
hot frying pan over a brignt ii-e.
and more or less scorched fat is an
almost inevitable result. Wlen
broiled or cooked in the oven there
is 188 danger of scorching, but un
der all circumstances great .-arc
should be taken to avoid too hot a
flre. National Provisioned
It Waa en the Baa.
An American traveling in Europe
engaged the services or a courier.
Arriving in Austria, the American
asked the servant to register his
name according to the police regula
tiona of that country. The man re
h4 that ha. had already anticipat
ed the order and regiateretTJiim as
an American gentleman oi -means.
"But how did yon write tny name?"
asked th master. :"'l Wt wactly
pronounce it, bat I oopied it care
fully from your portmanteau, sir."
"But it ia not there." if as the reply.
"Bring me the book." The fegiater
waa nrougni ana reveaiu, veu
nf m. vrf nlain Eftirlish "came of two
syllables, the following portentous
entry: juonaieur -nafrimuwu ovuy
Leather."-
Aw latraertHnary- Ufht. "
What'iS belieted to 'hate been an
aurora of ' such! ex traodiaary
linncv aa to obecut the" ttinnffht it
thus described in an old number ol
the GentlsmenV MaifaaiaeVOn 'the
2d of January; 1766,' annnusual
lig'ht; far' abovtf the 'brightest day1,
struck all ' beholden With kmaaet
krient. The time1 waa 4 Vcloelrdn the
afternoon; and it 'soon aded away.
At T; however from 'oast tewest,
streams ' appeared like ; ritera : it
bright'fire." A " general ' feeling" 6
alarm waa caused by these- but they
gradually fadbd aWayto'ther'nortW,
their disappearance being aceompitf
nied by "shocks which were - felt by
all, ! but which did no 'particular
damage.8 . " ,-w,,'n" "'t
. ; : . ia
Hie Explanation.
A bihopi recently -returned from
a !tour of his'dicese' aceordingibs
the Springfield Republican, brought
this "-story : He1 was the! guest f 'one
Of the pillars of the church in a ra
rftl community Beefsteak was tl
piece de" resistance,' and the guest
sawed at it with such energy ' that
its toughness was perfectly obvioul
Finally -the host thought it heceS
sary to do something to save his reputation-
for hospitality. It's fine
meat," he remarked; "nice and ten
der. 'But, you see, we have to keep
the knives very dull on account of
the cWldrc?."' J - ' - if
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THIS YEAR
New, Novel and -Entertaining
rNiawi Attractions, .New
i'TOt-V 'I
$15,000 Spe?d Fund
, Your Friends WiU be There
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