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Newspaper Page TextHEALS SORES AND ULCERS fi.tr tt anI Ulcers are indication of impur Moo-!. They show that tha Circulation lWuu infrrtrd with prrun anil poiaona, whirh ate x-itg cunatanily diachargeU. into ths tcr, plac to imute Urn delicate nerve, titaues ml suwundin.r fleeli and kc-p the or la ut of infUiuinalion enddtacaae. Whether thciut liiijiuntics in th LIomI are the result of tumt debilitating IcknrM, an oll taint front ft former diwase, or whether It it lirreditarylwd blood, there I tut on way to curt torn mi 1 tilrria, ami that ll to purify the Ul. Vhc, salve, lotion, etc., ara oltrn Unrfnul becauac of their cleansing, antlaeptio cfTccta, tut nothing appl icl to the anrhuacan teach the blood, where tha mil call U, anl therefore cannot cure. 8. S. 8. i the remedy fur orr an J ulcers of every kind. It gets down to the very bottom of tht troulila and removes every (net of impurity or 1 mlmm, ami make a laaling cure, S. S, 8. change the quality of the circa ation, so that iutea! of feeding tlie diacaacd parts with impur it it a. It timihaijes anl Iietila the irritated, inflame! fleali and causes the ulcer to fill in with liralthy tiasue ly supplying it with pure, rich blood, lloolc on Surva ami Ulcers and any medical ail vice desired ant free to all who write, TUB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. U8EBTY IIELU DID JUS 9, rfiu iiu rui u it. "It'a ftud li jou at-ala, HinM'". eftar all Iheea year, and talk over old Intra, lit th war, I reiiMtiiiber tltar il a pretty acaowl laarlier tltal waa aou deal etu.k an sen at out lima, hba IM vr ll, dnln't ahrT" "I hoi not. (lunaon. I married ber about tan yara o," ms: Vitas' 4 tbm Ha tH rail a attei I t-ai.-a. Im. a. u aiiM, L . at ana ai.. l-aiieeeittki. l-a. Kaalalaeat. "They don't rare for eipenee bara,' aaid III reg-ular aumuiar rmariler at I ha auaimar reeort hotel, w brn you rail (or ItinuiiaJt (hay glva you a aialk or two f macaroni with ll Instaad of a airaw. " waa juil wonilerln." oWi-red lha new boarder, after pauee, "why thla baked macaroni tt a strongly of lemon Julc." Chicago Tribune. Mother will Dad Mr. WlnsloWe aWthlo Syrup ih bri rxnadr t un im ibaircb Wri auflug iba uetliuig (tertua. Pretfeealoaal (Iii4ini, "1'irJoo ma," aaid the doctor, aba wat taklna a downtown luncheon wllb tha profpaacir: "but why ire you rutting your aleak In that liguig faabtun?" "I m trying," anirareil tli profaaanr, "to follow along It loin of loaal raaiat-aura." Catarrh Cannot b Cured wllh I.OCAI. AI'I'MrATKiNH, aa Iher ratitinl ra h Ihr )'inlihP(lii-. aiarrh ta UIihkI or on nll 1 u l Ion l ill-ra.a. and In unlur it cuie It yiu ni'i.l laks liili-r. nl rt imill's. Ilnll i t'aiarrli Cure l lakru Hi i crlia I . y . anil ant ill-OH-ll Umhi lha blmxl ami luurnua curiae. Hall ( alarrli ( inn a liul a quark tlif.lli' In'. It priwrlM by una nlti.t? lnnt i.hyalr.ana In lliliruumar (or vrara an.l la angular .re erlitlon. It la nmipwl of lha la-ri tmilca kiiiw.i,riimlliiel wlthlho U-at MimmI purlrinni, arilug dlrm-ilrnn tha nuirnua amfan-a. The (rlfct nun M nation ol thi-two Inajitxllenta ll ahat prtuiHa luch wnndrrlnl rvaiilia In cur ing Catarrh Srnd for . timiiilala Inf. f 1. rnKNEY t CO.. froiA, Toledo, 0. Polil hr lrurl-la. .rl. 7V. Tak Uall'a family Pllli lor eomtlpatlon. Thar la an altar aoclety la Itrooklyn eoaiwcJ of nigbt iMillim-n. The ni' m-tx'i-a ctntrltiuta a rortain amount rrty n.on'b which pnya for light and flowira u an altar of prpetunl adoration. f'uafiralnB ! Traaillaa. "Cocla," aaid Uia lit tit girl from th Hty, f-fliiig lluil atniwlhiiig of lb kind waa eiM'tal frmn brr, "winch la the lra that grow a lha Iraf lardf' Hieing Ibua roinillal wllh lb eonrea- llonalllie and aaki'il tha usual artkraa qnaatlon, lha little girl from Hie Hty ran out lo Uia barn, am,il U, rlintlntit irral, and gallowHl bun all over lb uelgliberbood. Taa llaal thtrng. "There are nu lllcruture gctiuln In thla irk. Where ln you flu J nuwi day the wnnt that tturtiT" "In tha iMtok nf corporation when wanted on tli wltuca Uud." lialU- tuor America a. T Breaf: la Nw Shaca. Alwara ahaka In Allen's Kmt-lCaaai a luiail.r o tuna inn, awuaiin, ay illlif, awolitui li't'l. i uruaruriia, liuroa Iiik nails and bniiloua. At til driiga-lais ami alio atrrra, H.iul ai ri'. inrauiill.il. hanii'lotiiaHi-lMltk. Adtlraa Allan a. Uliualwl, Is Hoy, n. T. Ovafeaatlaaa. Cap I, Kldd, lb pi rata, waa burying bt treaaura. "I could lock It np In a aafety depnalt eauh, of conraa," be mid, "but I want to put Iba stuff where Iba peraonal property aaaeaaor will never hear of It. So well did ha do tb job, in fact, that It hasn't been turned up, ven yet. ratem. Mr. Homer Itm't It terribl to have to croaa tb itreet at on of the buay cornera? Mr. Ktorer 1 re, indeed. ou never know when one of those big policemen la coine to crab you by the arm and atari you half to death. Chicago Tribune. ! fatal ilka Mills fa Tfca Meet-f t fctsaiae, Tsms. Tha Koi.a and I ugh tera of lha Auitrli-au lievulutb'li. liu hvKl Ibrlr auiiua iim-vUi.m lu u-intii ti.i.htt. I alnnounl rk. I'blU.li lj.lila, and rit gagnl lu Imig tllat'uaaloU aa lu hetbrr Iba Ull avrw rui.g lu thai lity wbeti lha dm larallixi nf linl'pviiiluai waa prut'la luted, ruuld easily hate eoltled tha mailer by rfrvit to au old at'- count book, alilrli ought lo oe lu ! eras 1 1 hi of tb atate trraaurcr or among Iba ara'hlvea of Im treasury dnrl ita-nt, aa) Iba Philadelphia ltaix.riL One of tli ia-kt r at the I'ttlladel pbla uniting la reprawiited aa aaylng that there la lo ev..iti-a that tha Ue!ia wvr rung. Ila Im another gui-a When Capt. John V. Morrlwui. at prrav ent deputy banking coiiiinlnlomr, wa atate trt-atirT In 1MC-4, ha waa mak Ing a atinljf of vaIinI It ct to run tit province f IVtuiaylvai.la Imck lu revo luilonnry ditya and among otlM-r Unik ha ran acrnaa waa a tim-'wurti cnah txa.k. IbIk-UM n he ( aah u,k of the rrrtvlnra of IVtiiiaylvanla from Ihuviii lr, 177.1. to March. 171." It con lalnwl a recoril of alt lha pnymcnla uiml by Ih then untvliKi", inany of I lictn ijtiiilni Hint i-iilliir. Among iliem, a told round hand, waa thla entry: "l'nld William IVwih-b for chiming Iho Itella on th iH-claralhiii of lndit- peii.Vncy Hill, f 15." Thla I uiuh r dnte of Augtict 14th, I77rt, ami wn fht-rl after the Ireii urvr, or whoever made the entrli-a, had abandoned thfl pound, ahllllliu ud pence i-hnrnctera for money and adop ted the dollar mnrk, about July Slat, 177'!, and would wtnu to aettle the que- Hon wliother tht liella were chimed when freedom waa proclaim'! and the AiueMcnn fnglu acreuuied deflaure t 'he Drltlah lion. Th Icoiiochmt who that IUt Huaa never uuide the flrat American flog; that George Waahlugton aa ttkral laed never exlrol: thnt Iten Frnnklln wn an amualng old myth, mid that La fayette, "never fit Into the revolution ary war," mny any that the Ml were not chimed whn InihinMidenre wn procliilmetl but the n-oord fire aealnat hliu. ?l.sla.ala4salUlWiaiiktslvfe J Legal Information TW rfrfa-'iJvi7jw'i35i Jjii J j-r i-kf Jk, trfta-i Flalfeejr la Art. Crltlcua Whoae portrait la that? Artlat Mr. De Scndda. What do you think of It 7 Crltlcua It's a splendid picture, but It doesn't look anything: like her. Artist Of course not I need the money. Habitual Constipation XI i 1 lay oe permnnpiuly Overcome ny proper pprsoiial efforts with trie osststanco ujineunt? iruw oeneiciQi laxative rcmeiiy, Oyrup o ligs and UluirotJen uhitlt enaules one to form reiuloe na l form refiuloi Imliits dnilv so tluit ORSistanco to na ture mny lie flratluflljy clisj"MMiSod with when no longer nopclott astlicbcstof remedies, wliun rcuirod, are to assist noture and not to supplant tlie nuturk ol functions, which must depend ulti mately upon proper nourishment, nnopir torts,aud right lining generally. To' jjet its beneficial ejects, alviis tuy the genuine Sui)? Ft,sE ixir'jf Senna California Fig Sykup Co. only SOLD BVALL LEADINC DRUCCISTS ttn size oiity, i t'Oulur price &Uf Uotllo. Br Defaalt. Does your buaband ever pralaa your rooking, Ilertba?" aaked tb youug wife elderly aunt. "O, yes. Indeed, auntl?" "What does he any when h doesT" "Wall er ha doean t ay much, you know, but I can always tell when tha cooking pleases him. 11 doesn't swear at It." Tha Hemisphere Seasons. Since the earth la much farther from the sun when It Is summer In the northern hemisphere and winter lu the southern than when the seasons are reversed, It might be supposed that the cllmnte would be more extreme In the southern half of the earth than It Is In the northern. The actual difference Is ninde slight by the fact that the pro portion of land to wntor Is much great er in the northern hemisphere. The Valne of Literature. Wife Mny I kindle the fire with the first act of that old ploy of yoursT Author Better try the second. It's more fiery. Transatlantic Tales. Fnahlona It e versed. Alaoel How do you like my new gown, grandmamma? (.rnadmnmina I don t. In my day girls ore one button gloves and gowns buttoned up to the neck. Now they wear one tuttou gowns and gloves buttoned up to the neck. Judge. AJHsfatijUMiMkaatBW&Sl 'l lie Kind Yon J lave Always IJoiifflit lias borne the signa ture of Clia.s. II. Fletcher, mid. lias been made under his pergonal supervision for over 30 rears. Allow no one to deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good " are but Experiments, and endanger the Iicalth of Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Urops and Soothingr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teethinjr Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and lJowels, giving: healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of S3 iiaaasTI , In Use For Over 30 Years. vaa aasraua eaaaaaMV, v atuaitav aracarr. asw vaaa em. Thomas A. Edison, the noted In ventor, Is, In EdlHoD v. r Alison roiy- form Miinufacturlng Company, 07 At lantic Iteporter, 31'i granted an Injunc tion by the New Jersey Court of Chan cery to prevent the unauthorized use of Ilia name by another as a port of Its corporate title, or. In connection with Its business or advertisements, his pic ture and his pretended certmcnie in dorslnir a remedy which such other Is engaged In manufacturing, compounded according to n formula devised by M Edison, though he Is not a business- "ompetltor. The United States Circuit Court fo the Northern District of Illinois In Holmes v. Dowle, 14-S Federal Reporter, (134, passes on the question of lender ship of the organization founded by Howie by saying thnt, as a general rule, the court will recognize the action of a religious society in tins respect, out Inasmuch as the organization has no regulation providing how a leader shall be selected, It seems fair that the ma iorltv rule shall prevail. An election was therefore ordered, at which nil mnle and female niemtTS of the or ganization over twenty-one yenrs of ago were granted tho right to vote. A law requiring dispensers of drug In cities or towns having more than five hundred Inhabitants to be registered phnrnmaclstB, but only requiring such dispensers to be assistant pharmacists In towns having less than five hundred Inhabitants, Is by the Supreme Court of Wisconsin held to be valid, in State v. Evans, 10 Northwestern Reporter, 241. In upholding the validity of the classification the court cited as exam ples of such classification the laws re quiring a certain nge to vote, difference In police protection ond protection against fire, impure water, nnd regula tions concerning the construction of sewers. The New York County Court, In cor strulng a lease in tne ease or in re Schoelkopf, 105 New York Supplement, 477, was required to define what Is a first-class theater. The lease provided that the premises should be used for a theater of the first class for the produc tion of plays of the highest order. The court says: "From the evidence ad mitted In the case, It appears that there are certain classes of thenters nnd the atrlcal attractions, and that plays are divided Into high (the first) class, pop ular price (or second class), melo dramas, vaudeville, and burlesque.'" In view of this, the court holds that n first-class theater Is not maintained by the production of theatricals of the last class above mentioned, though such at tractions be of the first class of their Wind. Poor Clarence) Mothei? Did you know that was fresh paint on the front stoop, dear. Mamie Yes, mamma. I was afraid you might have sat down on It No, mamma, I didn't. Clarence sat down on it and I sat on his lap Yonkers Statesman. In making machinery, much care and thought are exercised to avoid lost mo tion. How about yourself? Is your work characterized by ft good deal of lost motion T BLACK ALKALI. Profs oe Elliot Makes Suggettlota foe Overcoming Troobl. Feaa Weefcthctaat Stale f aakaje. faliaaaa In lellrf .Mrraa-d to a farmrr i.,.r f.rtr y::s walla, rriw i:iln.tt diacuaaed Lla-k alkali, and Ila intrrfrr.nra with tha growth of at falfa; plants which ara toirrativ of alkali; graaara and plant which tend to rruwj out alfalfa, and man pre- venllveof th ta ; and S certain peat which I damaging th leave of sppla tree grown ty tin tmrmvr, Ilri.fad aomewhat, tha letter follow: "I understand from your letter, thai you ara having difficulty with tha black alkali, whirh interfere with tha tart ing of alfalfa. Tb land In que lion la undoubtedly so supplied with water near lha surfac that there la eonaidcr able evaporation, which ha rauaed the alkali to riaa to tha auifac. Thia trouble would be observed In sll such land, and tha teat way to prevent It is by surface draining. This would per mit the waahing out of the alkali from tha urfac through tha drains, and I think you would have suflkicnt rainfall in the winter to accomplish thia. The drain should be from two to three feet below the surface, whirh would not interfere with tha cultivation of 1 falfa, aa the water level would beat the dintanre beneath the surface of th lower level of the draina. "I auapect that if you are able to get a start of alfalfa, it would be able to overcome the effect of tha alkali, whirh I aaaum I strongest near the surface; but with th water level so near tha surface as it is, the roots would not have any encouragement to penetrate deeply, and would probably stop st the water table. It might be possible to counteract the effect of tha alkali by. the use of considerable ma nure, or some chemical fertiliser, but I very much doubt tha value of such treatment, We have aeen ' some excellent stands of alfalfa secured by seeding alfalfa in the fall. Fall seeding should be done early enough to secure the full benefit of the fall rains, and thereby make a growth, which woald insure that the alfalfa would pass safely through the first winter, while the plants were somewhat tender. I think that in the warm section of the state where you are located, that this would be perfectly possible; and it would have the further advantage of starting during the time when the alkali would be less abundant, due to its being washed out by the winter rains. "Regarding plants which might be tolerative of alkali, the station would nform you that there are several, but that it is quite difficult to obtain the seed of such in any quality. There is plant known as salt grass (Distichlis Maritima), which has a small seed, and is very coarse, which is somewhat common, but which seeds very spar- ngly; consequently, getting a start of this grass is very difficult. It does not make first class forage but stock will eat it. Its chief value is its abil ity to grow in alkaline places, thereby absorbing the alkali. "It is said that the Australian salt bush will do the same. This plant re sembles tumble weed, and the station has been informed that it is becoming quite a pest in the neighborhood of Walla Walla. Therefore the expert' ment station does not advise you to try it "The salt grass to which you refer is entirely different from the Iowa quack grass. You will find that blue grass, as well as other grasses, will frequently crowd out alfalfa; in fact, throughout this region we find that after six or seven years the alfalfa be comes so crowded out by other grasses that the ground has to be worked over, or plowed up. Frequent disking will control this to some extent I doubt if alfalfa will grow in any soil where the water table is as near as three feet to the surface. The pest which you mention is un doubtedly the aphis, or apple lice, which affect the leaves. lhey are sucking insects, and absorb so much of the sap that the leaves curl up and ul timately die. It is difficult to control wire worms when they once get start. It is possible that a treatment of air-slacked lime around the plants, or even an application of salt, might have a beneficial effect. Either of these applications would need to be made with great care." Query Will you kindly advise us concerning the use of dust sprayers in the fruit raising sections of the Pacific slope? Has their success been uni form, or otherwise? Ans. There is a peculiar condition existing at the present time relative to the use uf dust sprays in the several fruit growing sections of the North west Quite a number of orchardists are using the dust sprays at the pres ent time, and are successful to the extent of keeping their fruit almost entirely free from insect pests, reduc ing the amount of injury to less than one per cent. Other experiments have failed entirely. Where successfully used, this method of spraying is very satisfactory, especially in hilly orch ards where it is almost impossible to get around with a gasoline outfit In the opinion of W. S. Thornber, horti culturist of the state experiment sta tion of Washington, the matter of dust sprays is a good held for turther ex ploitation. From the Washington State College. Pullman. aba Hat Beaaaae l "Jiiil njuamau, a a race, ba Ue rotoa Brd with luui.li Ipal srwl," said a Ne V"r.rr who lUa-e to watrh the Igltlararlog wagi. "A! John baa Ssarauk flnaitrlally rwklnaa tteteral Itiwra Una ei'iing I fcaea awoj 'ruiiiarr- Iteait" go by with lo or more China-iim-q auioog lha saengera. 1 d't r turiultrr rvr to hit aa-n that pbe iiomanoi) until thi ... n, ei.apt. of ruura. la the raee of (rivaling Orien tal. Hut lit alghtaarltig Cblncae (hat I have noticed lately are reaub-nt of New York out for lb first tint In their Uvea probably to at autelhleg of tb toa lhey live In." l.sial.sllsii Atkaaf (t. -Mr. tiliaaard." ked Iba caller, "are yotj carrying all tha life Insurance you ra afford V "No." answered Ih ao at th dead. "I ran afford more, and I had iiM-ted to take out mora, but from a Bole I got from oiy inilyr tlti morning I have begua lo euai-H-t that I'm carrying a good deal aior Ibaa I am wontt.M A Mrlla Kvaat. Mrs. peek Henry, do you any-j thing In the pnper aitont Winker run- ring over hi tnother-lu law? ir, peek Not yet. I haven't com to the aportlng new. puck. How Alio a. lit hiu.a -as IsmI. maw I ", r. v 1 C bml.i tepMuva aoat 4.W..1, fclla.r, U sal, t : Ot.,4, all vat.l ; tto,,. su,-1 luer l'l--r, vl. a ma Ira ' a. MaOlng- .ita-s an full tnr list ,! ua ai-lknalti'a. i-utilr-a and I in aura auUcllsti, fealvsMiel laflMaake ha LMatai 1 WHEN YOU COME TO PORTLAND ARRANGE TO STOP AT THE CORNELIUS PARK AND ALULH STS. A Hew end Mutt arm European Hotel, catarinf cartlcularhr to Stats people. A reflnad place f, ladles MalUna the city, claae ta Uta shopping lee. Kales reasonable. Prae Baa. I L CUME, (Utt K hrtUM UW) Up. KASPARILLA Tl.ii aterling household remedy it moat successfully crescribed for a "world or trouble." For derangement of th di-1 gesuve organ it u a natural corrective, operating directly upon the liver and ali mentary canal, gently but persistently stimulating a healthful activity. Its beneficial influence extends, however, to every portion of the ystem, aiding in the processes of digestion and assimilation of food, promoting a wholesome, Batumi appetite, correcting aour stomach, bad breath, irregularities of the bowel, con stipation and the long list of troubles directly traceable to those ut. wholesome conditions. Kasparilla dispel drowsi ness, headache, backache and despond ency due to inactivity of the liver, kidneys and digestive tract. It ia a atreng'thening tonic of the highest value. If it fails to satisfy we authorize all dealer to refund the purchase price. Hovt Chemicai, Co. Portland, Oregon For Poor rr . 1 27I, Btood You can iruii i medicine tested CO years I Sixty yean of experience, think of that! 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Gee Wo The mil kaoarB ral labia CHINESE Boot nd Herb DOCTOR v tuJjr din Haw snM lif ttocif of id fieri, ana in (nsS3 vrovrtMl and la wi uUm Xui rwirttdit IS OUR MOTTO Na Mrrurv. Poisons or Druet tsrf H Cm W thorn OpcraCron, or Without the Aid of a ktnlsj Ha Kunriinf-4 to Cur itatJtrrh. AaOiiua, Lung, fhKMt. lttt(nmitt!m. Nrounta. Nvrtrxia rvnljty I'omarh. Liter. Knlncy Tmui'ltml-o Loi Maaibooa. fttu.le lVtHknM and All Private A PTTOr A TiTl"T,T rTTOP .said an Employer: "Stick to quality. I w L'.. C-SaT Se and Reliable. IPTOtTARE AFMCTEO. IHiyT DELAY. DELAYS ARK DANCi EKOCH. CONSULTATION PKEB tf Ton oannot call, arrlte forsyanpton blank and ulnae, lar. Inrtoie tcenis inatnniTiti. TTTEO. EK V.O C HINKeiKhlKUil'nnSOO. 162 1-2 Jfirat Bt. . Cor. 11 orriaon, Portland, Ornanrk, JP lease Mention This Fncer. it will win out in the end." We do 'stick to quality." That is the reason our graduate are so thorough and in such demand. Investigate our claim to superiority. Catalogue, busines forms and penwork free. Call, phone or write. Portland Business College Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. ARMSTRONG. LL. B.. PRINCIPAL P N U Now 36-08 WHEN vrttlnar to advertiser pleaaa mention this papar. BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND. OREGON BEHNKE-WALKER STUPENTS SUCCEED. WHY? They are Trained for business In a business-like way. Why not enroll in a reputable school that places all of its graduates? I. M. WALKER, Pres. SEND FOR CATALOGUE O. A. BOSSERMAN. Sec. MULE TEAM BORAX Sterilizes Clothing, Is Antiseptic and prevents Odor from Perspiration. Sample Borai, Booklet and Lace Centerpiece desin. lOo, of PACIFIC COAST BORAX CO., Oakland, Cat Jaquea Mfg. Co. Chicago. Her Generosity. lie I wish thnt you were poor, so that you would be willing to marry me. She Evidently I Jim far more gen erous than you. I wish you were rich, so that I might be willing to marry you. Sad Overalsht. 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