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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1901)
Rheumatism <bMi t, the UW ot telling the rheumatic lhat be feel» a» •• Hint» w,r* beln« d1»- lucaie<l He know» that hi» sufl»rlr.<» are very „ 4i like the tortures ot the rack. ” » »at V •«"'» *• whal wU1 P*r‘ .nentlr cure hl» disease. "’That, aeeordin« to thousand» of crateful testimonials. Is The Tramp’s View Besting Robert — S-e here Tom, this paper says we l ave no’ leisure class in th« country—that rvi en our PROGRESS NOTED IN THIS millis naiies are hard working t neu. BRANCH OF INDUSTRY. Tires! Thomas— That man didn’t know what he was writing about. " • are th.' leisure clans advance in farming Net Additien* to Firm Reeourcea Ee- Miss Asdtnoe. Citv Attorney. tween ItMIO and 1IKM Wae Ureater hi» Pared. than Value of All Fare* luvsatmeata Mrs. Lota—llaant that man next Fifty Years Ago. d.sir got a mortgage on hi* place’ Aeprtciativ». ••uu ^ o, * “ Yee. indeed, he lias. H pronuclj neutralizes th.- and in tkf Farming 1» so vast au interest that “ You seem quite hilarious this ''hy does he refer to the property Maki on which the disease depends, com- eliminates it. and »trenathens the as a parcel?” 1 it» i urreut cvudltlon . auuot be express morning. ” ysteui against its return. Try flood s. I Because it’s tied up, 1 suppose.” ■ vl in figures. It is uot capitaUxed iu “I am. 1 had a terrible attack of stocks mid bonds, mid Its values are neuralgia that kept me awake all not quotable from day to day. But any night, last night." Thu Paa-.«meri»ae Kspoaitios Activity. “Joking, eh? Why should you te W il be the greatest this country has ever intelligent farmer cau make a cotupari First Tramp— De ‘tog chaeetl yon, seen. I lie euiire maciiinerv will terunbv son of the general state of bls Indus so happy on account—” d "si mid Tramp—You bet! Fora power furnisheil from Niagara tali' \|. try with what it was six or eight years “Because I haven't got it now. tm.ugli the power reqmre.1 is enormous *• I ago, and w ill then realixe the immense That's why.” fe« minute» 1 had to lead a purely ncliye tins cataract IS equal to ttie task.the same as Ho-tetter'« Stomach Bitter* is gaiu that ha» occurred. In fact, the Clrenuous life! ___________ , *M’tal to the task of supplying the body activity among the railways and the Sharp Agiinst Sharp. with motive power a hen it is mu down. Amateur, develop your own plates at I here is no medicine in the world so good rapid growth of foreign e*i>orts .srgely Just ateut the time when the peo- dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, 1 rest on farm productiou. pie of New Jersey have extermiuateil home * G- P r •h'veloja.r, six lor flatulency and nervousness Try it. It 1» stated by the chief statistician the nioaquitoes in responae to the ad- • nackages 25 cents. For »ale by all , of the agricultural section of the vice of the scientific »harp some other | photo supply dealers, or Kirk, Geary à It W.s Up to him. twelfth census that the net addltious scientific shar|>s will rise up and tel) Co.. 330 Sutter St., San Francisco. Mawise—If I should fall out of this to farm resource» in the ten year» be them that the mosquitoes are among wagon, what would you do? tween is1.») and 1!H«> exceed the value man's test friend» and they will te Not Very Ancient Dick—I d catch you in my arms. of all farm investuieut» in 1860. As compelled to import the creatures "I- Miss Primrose a Daughter of the Maisie—Get readv. the writer referred to puts the ease; and start hatcheries. Revolution? ’The increased wealth of our farmer», "Mercy, no; »he wasn’t born until as the result of their last teu year»’ la Jackton'» Moul« for fioipitat. I 1 s 1 - bor, equals the farm wealth of the na The Mary Cutis Lee chapter of the lion reiHirted as the outcome ot their Store the Ccugh and Daughters of the Confederacy, in Lex WurJt Oft tho Odd. toil ami ecououiles from the settlement iiigton, Va , is desirous of purcha* Lai at . ve Iironin-Quinliie Tablets cure a cold in at .lainestow u to the middle ot the nine Xu cure. No Pay . Price 25 cent*. mg the old home of Gen. Stonewall The Story of a Stricken Woman >ue J*> teeiith century." Advances on the stock Jackson in that town for a hospital, What a Wonder exchange fade into a small affair te and if it succeeds will name it the Whom Doctors Were Not side a colossal increiueut like that. In Jackson Memorial hospital. The res Hird Dealer—What do you mean by the United States to-day there are at idence is now owned by Gen Jack- Able to Help. returning that parrot after keeping least 5,700,000 farms, or ateut one to son's w idow. him four month'? W hat s the mat Ft m the Neut, Connrrnrille, Indiana. every thirteen itilialiitants In 1850 the ter with him? The story of Mr». Nellie M. Hed* number was 1,149,073. In ten years Customer—W-w-wcll, the b-b-b- A Play Upon Word» den, of No. 621 Summit avenue, Con- the nuuiter has increased 1,150.000, and blamed h-b-b bird st-»t-st-utters! "Isn’t it kind of brother Harry'” , uersville, Ind., contains an important iti the same time farm wealth has ex Maiua Pats a C’aeoaeet. lesson for many American women who panded by not less than $6.*>O0,000,000. said Mrs. I>c Style, “he has promised Babe sets the b-netit. Nursing mothers suffer in silence rather than face the In the twelve adjacent State» ot Illi to buy me one of those fashionable Bat»llirii milk mildly purgative with < a sear poodles for u |a't. ” et», ihr on y »sie laxative for babies Alldrug- ordeal that the usual treatment of nois. Missouri. Ohio. Iudiana, Michigan, "Madame." replied Mr. De Style, their troubles entail. It is a story Wisconsin. Minnesota. Iowa. North Da giets. IOv, 2oc. i that rings with honest gratitude and kota. South Dakota. Nebraska and Kan who despised these |>oodlea, “I give If your brother Well Named ; does not tell half the misery that the sas the number of farms has Increased you fair warning. Cora—Why is that artist called an narrator endured. Other women who since 1890 from 1,923.822 to 2.220.000 leaves a (a-t in this house I shall leave this house in a pet." are suffering as Mrs. Hedden did will impressionist ? These States added $2.500,000,000 to Merritt—Because a picture of his know how to understand and appre their farm wealth between 1880 ami “The A. H. C. of Photography” by looks as if 1 e laid the canvas on a ciate much that cannot lie told in a IMS), and a still larger sum in the last Fayette J. Clute is one oftheiH'St text Mrs. Hedden’s palatte full of colors and took an newspaper article. 1 ten years. experience is best given in her own looks for amateurs ever published. impression. The government is not unmindful of Price 25 cents by mail. Camera Craft words. She says: “For nearly a year I endured terri the vast imixirt ot agriculture. Con Pub.Co.,330 Sutter St.. San Francisco. You Don’t Own the Earth, ble agony caused by a general break gress has endowed agricultural col But you feel like being king of the ing down of the nervous system, fe leges In every State and Territory. Hig Ancestors. ocean when you get started to San male weakness and suppression of the | These institutions represent a value of Father Mulcaughey (culling)—Oi Francisco on the O. K. A N. steamers periods. I suffered greatly with tear $63,000,000. and their Income is $••,- leaving Portland every live days. ing down pain» and was very weak oiNi.(MM). Their students last year num suppose these pictures in yez parlor are av yer ancestors? The surroundings are perfect—good and short of breath. My circulation bered 31.658. The annual national ap Pat O'Callahan (acquiescing)—Y is ; meals, tine terths, quick time, and was very bad, causing numbness of propriation for exiwriment stations 1» some nv thin) are moi aunt’s sisters, officers of the steamer are attentive limbs, dizziness and headache all the " $789.000. hut mohst av thiin are moi wife's re- and capable. Bound trip tickets for time. When American farmers note what My heart would sometimes the Epworth League convention cost feel as if there was a heavy weight on Is going on In intensive farming. Irri lat ions. only $20. including meals and berth. it. I had never lieen healthy and gation. cattle raising. Improvements TO CVKF. A « OLD IN ONX I»AV Good only on steamers leaving Port strong, so you can readily see that I and preservation of products, manage Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All land July 11 and hi. Irucgisu refund the m'-nei It it 1*11» to cure. was in no condition to withstand such ment of soils, betterment of facilities to reach markets and new uses for IL W. Grovo'» ala nature iv on »ach box. 2 -c a combination of ailments. Misery Loves Company. "I grew worse very rapidly and all waste products, they will see that their Th« Iceman. “And was every one of you seasick the doctors I tried failed to check my Industry is truly the most expansive as "Certainly nolsxly can deny that coming over?” decline. A friend of my husband well as the greatest. Though the pop "Oh, yes; we were all in the same* told him how much good Dr. Wil ulation of the country should continue giving a »mailer piece of ice than is just at times the fault of some ice boat.” liams’ I’ink Pills had done his wife to double, inside of forty years, there men. ” so I commenced taking them and can can lie no doubt that the farmers of this I do not believe Pino’s Cure for Con “Unquestionably. ” sumption has an equal fol' coughs »nd now state that they are the only re country, the most scientific and effect “Anil iliM'sn't it make the fault raids. .Ions F Bovis, Trinity Springs, lief I ever had. The first box helped ive in the world, w ill meet all demands greater when they lay it at other lud , Feb. I.>. 11)00. me so much that 1 was thoroughly and te the main reliance for foreigu people’s doors?” convinced of the efficacy of the rem nations when their own production Millions for Tulane University. edy. 1 continued the treatment for runs short. Chicago Bonds and Mort Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- Mrs. Newcomb, who died recently several weeks, using six boxes in all. gages. inW Syrup the best remedy to use tor their in New York, left $3,000,000 to Tu “In conclusion 1 will say that if children during ihe teething |>eriod. IMPOSSIBLE AT THE PRICE. lane University. She had already any one. who is suffering the same as given $750.000 to this university. I was, will take Dr. Williams’ Pink Thought He W»s Gctt ng Perional. the Value of Pills as directed they will te reward Artistic Idea Concernins m Picture. Iloitt’s School. “1 hear you and Walshingham ed.” A certain parvenu of great wealth have fallen out,” said Hawley. Al Merlo Park, San Mateo County, Cal., with Signed, ELLIE M. HEDDEN. has hanging In his drawing room a Itatemmiil, » irroundinga, perfect clonale, “Yea, "replied Hicks, “lie asked Subserilied and sworn to tefore me large and hideous ilaub In oils which «•«refill mi , en »ion, thoro igh Instruction, me to design a crest for him, and I complet» lai-oratories, anil gymnasium, essili this 14th day of Novemter, 1900. some dealer In I ’ arls induced him to m»mania Its peeltton-In the t ont rai ki suggested a pig rampant upon a wax Finley H. Gray, fChools for lane on the Pai-,lie Coast I a ’■ buy. He la very fond of taking a call ed Hoor as consistent with his name, Haltt, Ph. 0.,’Principal. Seal Notary Public. er by the arm, leading him before the ami he lost hi» temper.” Dr. Wiliams’ Pink Pills for Pale cam as and saying: Farms In Vermont. People are sold at all druggists or “Grunt picture that. By Maecaronl Stamp» Hav a Boom. For Vermont the enumerators re will te sent direct from Dr. Williams di Vermicelli, you know. Paid £2,(MMJ port 33.1(M) farms; in 1880 there were Medicine Company. Schenectady, N. for It in Paris and got a great bar The great rise in value of late was 35,522 ami in 18110 32,573. The num Y. Price 50 cents per box; six ¡sixes, gain. F-----” (naming an eminent art that sheet of 106 two cent Pali-Amer ber of farms in 1900 is 536 in excess $2.50. ican stam[>s, in which the accidental 1st) "says it is worth £10,000.” of that of 1890, and 2.413 less than inversion of the picture in the center A few days since this gentleman was Use» of the Day. in 1880. lunching at the Artists’ Club when the increased the market value of each “The proposition to abolish ladies’ cat came out of the bag. Some one stamp from two cents to $20 Tha Beat Prescription for Malaria day at the club was voted down. ” said: rhlll» and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s Tasteless “Yes?” Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and quinine In -----, ol I Centpercent says that you “ Yes; it develops that there is »tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. Price 50c have appraised that frightful night hardly a member who does not, in mare of his at £10,000. It it right?’’ A Natural Inference. a point of fact, enjoy meeting his w; e The artist answered smilingly. Parkville—There* talk of getting occasonally. ” “I will tell you how that happened Dp a milk trust. He asked me to dinner one day. and Rockaway—III tet that would la' after we left the table took me to see watered. the picture and told the usual story. Then, turuing abruptly, he asked: “ ’How much Is that painting worth?’ Thi» aignature ia on every bo* of tba genuine “’Why. Mr. Centpercent,’ said I. ’I Laxative Bromo-Quinine T*bi.t. For Infant» and Children. th» remedy that cure» « cold In one day really would not like to place a value upon it.’ A Strange Flower. “ ’Well, I’ll put it differently.’ said he One of the strangest tetanical curi •How much would you charge for such osities in the world is the “Wonder- a picture?’ •! don’t mind saying,’ 1 answered, Wonder” Hower found in the Malay Smart Answer, peninsula. It is simply a blossom ‘that I would not |>aint such a picture for £10,000.’ I had to te clell, you ‘‘You fell into the creek with your without leaves, vine, or stem, and Muat Bear Signatur* of grows as a parasite on decayed wood. know.”—Tit-Bits. Dew breeches on?” “Yes, pa. You see, I fell in so This c\t r.i"idiii.o v flow« i i- - " A Baflte«l Tigress. Quick I hadn’t time to take them off ’ thing like a yard in diameter, and >1.1» An officer of the Bengal Lancers, “A smart answer, my son. So sitp- a globular cup in the tai<J«l!s aith a who was seised by a tigress, owed his capacity of five or six quarts. P 'c you take them off now. ’ ecape to a curious accident The ti gress seized him by the breast of his coat and shook him till he tecame un conscious. On recovering he heard a strange noise at a little distance, as if BOinelKsly was sneezing violently. It was the tigress herself. He slowly turned round and gave» furtive glance In that direction. He could hardly believe his eyes. The diseases most feared are those which are 'a There «as the tigress slinking off with •Merited — handed down from generation to gen her tall very much li^ween her legs eration, and family to family. By far the most and snes-zlug most violently and mak destructive of these is Cancer, which fin is the greatest num ter of it» victims among the children ing the most piteous grimaces. Th« •®d grand-children of those whose blood was tainted ...... . , truth dawned upon him like a Haan of *>th this dreadful malady. You may carry this poison in the blood for years, but lightning in the ojieration of shakln» CURE SICK HEADACHE. as the vital powers begin to wane a sligiit bruise or cut, wart or mole, sore or him his snuffbox had flown open from pimple may develop into Cancer. From middle life to old age is the time when hl« waistcoat pocket, and the tigress JOHN POOL B. Portland, Oregon, U>e »lumbering poison is most apt to break out, a sore or ulcer often degenerating JDto Cancer, and Tumors become more progressive and ulcerate through the skin, had nxelved the contents thereof full Poelot Morrtaos atrMk tae sharp, shooting pains causing the most intense suffering. ... , in her face. Cornhill Magaslne. The Cancer patient naturally grows despondent as one after another the usu Can give yo” the teat ter gai ns in •«nedies fail, ami the »ore »hows no *i „m of healing. The impuntus that have Consumption of Tolmi-o. Boggie» Pio«« Bo »r» and Encinea, The Austrian« .-ousume Aore tobacro teen accumulating in the system, perhaps for generations, cmr -t beenmm-.t« :-l no W-.n ‘mill* »nd Pump« an i Gwnaral B>e poisoned blood made pure by salves, washes and plasters. Theproper e than any other nationality or race on Machinery. See u» before baying. to to purify and build up the blood, remove the cause, when the »2rS the glolte. drills«! or savage. Re S. S. S. goe* directly .ent investigation by eminent statisti « » • ' e ’o eure Catarr! , ®r- J- B. Arnold, of Greenwood. 9. C.. write»: “A into the blood, destroy» a and ’»T ulcer came, just under th« left eye. It b«»«n cians give» the number of ponn<ls con- / ■ > ir remedy I» ff'iaranteed, |i Preadity, and tree worse rapidly, d«»troyin< th« mation of Cancerous sumed annually by es< b 100 Inhabitant» H O. lU.i W73. «•h ae it went. As Cancer is hereditary in my family cell* and cleanses the of the different European countries as tnoronghly alarmed, consnltinr the best phy- svstem of imnuritiea. follows: Npaln. 1<»> pounds; Italy. 120; .?*** and takln< many blood medi'ines, none of What we »ay of S. 3. 8. -l»h did r.e ary good, when one of our leading Great Britain. 138; Russia. 182; l>en «rncri.t. advised me to try B. B. 8., and by the time a* a cure for Cancer •.» Springtime Resolution» * “J taken the second bottle the Cancer began to supported by the testi mark 224; Norway. 22», and Austria. Sims of healing, the discharge grew gradually mony of those w ho have | 273.__________________ * " end Anally ceased altogether, the sore dried up tested it and been re C,M< of Hsllwsy TrsneporSAtaow. a®1 nothing remains but a slight »car. I feel that I stored to health. »er» r»l>»t ■""» ■ A"”», ' pin™ »n't t"’r«eee •We my life to B. B. a.” In Fran » it «>»<" E H ’« ’’•rr> ■ Begin in time, don’t nabli s,».) fer perllee Ian to Ion of freight 100 uiiles; In leruuiny. , ,__ 1.^.,.», WsvsS •• »«• William« •* ’ until ---------- W- blood _ ---- - is so pollute ’ Itali? I Ulti (III. As« Käst «Id.. SI 28: in Bwltzerlaod. $2 *>. in Holland. »■«srm that no medicine, hosever efficac- ms, can check the progr-ss of the If there is a taint in your blood get it out at once, don t wait f r i-me «tern-l eM- $1 no iu Belgium. $1 3«; in Italy. $3 2D; B. p. ■. B. ■«. iB-iaeu Of it. the appearance of a turner or ulcer. We have prepared a sp. < ial b- - a I in Austria. $2. while In the United «riti Hf l* »4*ertle«ra H KM Cancer whuwe will mail free. Our physician« .re ready to he.p-y»«by t-'«* I Slat**’* the co »t 1» only si cent* Il ibis •¿weeand «jet ¿.re, tloB o -our c*« req te fuVL-“‘lrl.r?e’>1Ana ^-"ge fur ntedxal advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, ÜA. CASTOR IA <9 ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine The Kind You Have Always Bought Carter’s Little Liver Pills. ¡CARTERS! SUMMER W. H. SMITH 2 CO., Buffalo, N. V. Keeley Cure W “Do you wish now,” inquired the prison visitor, “that you had followed the straight and narrow path?” “Dat s de one ¡did toiler,” replie«! Jimmy Dores. If I’d only dodged inter dat crooked alley, dey'd never a’ ketched me.” TH R0A t K\ «¿BLADDER! lungs HOM flmale Good Tim« on the Ocean. For a perfect rest from business, nothing equals the steamer trip front Portland to San Francisco and return this month and next, when the ocean is sniisith and the days are pleasant on deck. Every live days a splendid st' liner of the <I R A N. line leaves Portland. The aceoinnKslation» are excellent. Any agent of the company will give details, or address A. I.. Craig, general passenger agent. Port land. STOMACH^ ¿Q^ORSAHS fiood’s Sarsaparilla AWFUL AGONY Th« Wrong Way. KATARRH Palmyra. Mo . probably has the only woman city attorney in the Unit«! States. She 1» Mis» Ander son, 23 year» old. and. in addition to her practice as a lawyer, is a political s|«.ik(-r. She got her first impetus to study law by reading Blackstone while she was oouvalescing from an attack of typhoid fever. GEV, JOE WHEELER Say s of Peruna: •• I loin Senators Sullhan, Roach and McEnery In their good opinion of Peruna as an ef fective catarrh remedy. ” Mm F ranr C artkk 3 Merrill S um :, Anieabarj. M am . This lottor should carry Faith andOjnviotlon to thoHoarto of all Siok Women. “ I suffered with mtliinimatton and falling of the womb and other dis agreeable female weakness«'». I had bad spells every two weeks that would last froui eight to ten days and would have to go to bed. I also had head ache and backache most of the time and such tearing down pains I could hardly walk across the room at times. I doctored nearly all the time for about two years anil secniei to grow worse all the time until last Septeniter 1 was obliged to take my bed, and the doctors thought an operation was the only thing that would help me, but this 1 refused to have done 'Then a friend advised me to try the Pinkham medicine, which I did. and after using the first bottle I began to improve. 1 took in all five bottles of Lydia E. 1‘inkham's Blood Purifier, four boxes of l.vdia E. Pinkham's Dry Form Compound, three boxes of Liver Pills anil used three packages of Sana tive Wash, and I am as well now as I ever wax 1 am more than thankful every day for my cure." Mas F rank C aktvk . 3 Merrill St., Amesbury. Mass. N»w Jertty’i Otnitvt Population. Paterson has the most ¡stpulous city waril in the state of New Jersey. It is the Third ward, with 23.780 )>eo- ple Newark has the next largest, with 23.3,59 Elizateth has a ward with only 6,578 imputation. FTSTS OP Onio, CtTT OF TOl.IDO. ( Lvcaa i OVNTT. 1 ' F risk J. < sbsbv in,Kes oaih that he t» th, s»nwr r,rt»r of lbs firm ot F J < hknkt A Co doing buatui-M in lb, Cilv oi Toledo, County and si»t, a'or.'B, d. and that »aid firm will par ih» aum ot Oh f : Ilr s 1’KF.l» lx>1 1 v gs for earn «nd everv < « of Catarrh Iliac cannot be cured by tue u»c oi lUll'l i ookh C ckk KRASK J iltESKY Sworn to before me and »ub*crlbed iu my presence, tbi» Sih da) ot beeember, A. l>. is»». I *w t • * * Ball'» Catarrh Cure 1« taaen internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surface, ot the system, send lor icuimoniala, free F J CHKNKY A CO., Toledo. O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills aro the beau Just l ike Him. Fogg—Buss tells mo that there is nothing like equestrian « xercise. Ho say» he is positivelydelighttwl with it. Fi'iiderson—H'nt' Just like Bass. It 's all talk I see him almost every day out horse back riding, so he can’t j imssibly have any time for this eques- I trian exercise he raves ateut. HALF r actual size - $5000 flat la not ganulna. t. Pinkham MotHolna Oty A Moral Lecture. Aintrna Beating Germany. M IMH Upperten— They say there is The lead pencil industry in Germany is at present suffering front American a great deal of misery among the eom|M'tition. It is allegetl that our poor. Miss Gotrox—Well, it's their own success in this branch of industry is There'» Reggy Van Pelt, for mostly title to the jierfection of th«* fault. instance, with only $16,(MM) a year, machinery. trying to keep a yacht mid a stable of YOU KNOW VV HAT YOU IKK TAKING horses—no wonder he’s miserable' When von take Grove'» Ta»t»le»a chill Tonic, because lhe formula ta plainly printed on every Lilt's Horid Grind. telile show Ing that it 1» simply Iron and Que mus iu a taaiel««» form. No Cure, Ne bay. Soc “It'a so tiresome,” sighed the gill in the fur jacket. “No sooner do Interurban Badinage. you get back irom your winter trip “Your town, '' said the Uhieagoikii, to the South than you have to In'gin "is called the City of Straits, I be to make up your mind where you are lieve.” going to spend the summer. Some- “Yes,” replied the Detroiter, "and tilin'» I think life is hardly worth yours, I suppose, might I m * known as living.” t lie City of Crooks. ” BEST FOR THE BOWELS If yon haven t a regular, healtliy movement of the txiwela every day. you re aick. or will be Keep yi»ur bowels open, and bn well Force. Iu liiewbupeuf violent pbywlc or pill poison I n danyerotiN The moot Debt easiest, most perfect way or seeping the ot w jli clear and clean is to Lake Know Littlr About lhe Sky. It is a strange thing how little |teo- ple know ateut the sky. It is a part of creation in which nature has done more for lhe sake of pleasing man — more for the sole mid evident purpose of talking to him mid teaching him —than in any of her works, and it is just the part ill which we least at • d her. — Ruskin. Dressed to Slay. CANDY CATHARTIC “My!" exclaimed the young man, who had called to take her out in his cutter. “Fur cap and jacket! You're dressed to kill. “ "Not exactly," she replied. “Merely to sleigh ” Peanut King Employs 600 Men. F. W. Mills as a “peanut king ’ has liiul an interesting career. He tegan life as a peanut vender on a train. When only 12 years old he had con tracts with several railroads running out of Chicago for the exclusive right to sell |H'anuts on the trains. Long Service as Time Keeper. William Barrow, tiniekeepr at Gil- low's cabinet works, Lancaster, Eng lund, has Is'en in the employ of the firm for 66 years. Although 8G years of age, he is still active, being invari ably the tirst on the premises in the morning and the last to leave at night. H is father held the keys te fore him. Stability of Wooden Churches. Some of the wooden churches of Norway me fully 7tM) years old, and arc still in an excellent state of pres ervation. Their timtera have sue- ci essfully resisted the frosty and al most Arctic winters tecause they have been re|M‘atedly coatetl with tar. The Fee W»s Tempting. young couple in southwest Georgia called on a colored minister and offered hint a string of fish to marry them. Said the minister: ”1 mighty positive flat both cr you ia too young ter marry, but tien you looks a heap older den what you is; en furdcr mo', dey is one t’ing I wants partiekler for dinner dia day, it is fish. So jine han’»!” A FARM MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES. KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAU FREE TO FARMERS Milwaukee Binders Pleasant, Palatable. Potent Taste Gpod Do Good. Never Mlcken. Weaken or Gripe 10c, .'Ar Write for free ».ample and booklet on health Address IlterllBfl Bemsdy «•wpasy, Cklssge, ■*atr»sl, N*w Verb, bits Wumam Like, She Is a Linguist. Queen Wilhelmina is an excellent lingust. for, teitidien her knowledge of Malay, she »peaks French, German ami English as fluently as her native Dutch, and she knows something te- sides of Italian and Russian. LEAD With one I-ever Railing and Lowering Devic«. Latch les s Reel Concave Drive Wheel Light Draft Our 1901 Vehicle Book Our 1901 Implement Catalogue Epw nrth l«ayu« Rsfts. A c.sd, delightful trip can Is' made JUST ISSUED. to Han Francisco ami return by steiimcr for only $20 Ity taking advant age of the O. R. A N offer. I hat rnte includes meals and terth. Dur ing July and August the ocean in Bend yonr name and I’ O, address an ! we sm.Mith ami the trip is very beneficial win mall one or both, an deaired, free of all to health, as it give» perfect rent charge. under the most pleasant conditions. Agents of the O. II. A N. anywhere HOOK. Sfatar St.. Port lard. Oro. will tell all about how to make the trip, or write A L. Craig, general PORTLAND, OK Complete Stock of Water A Wood Extras. First and Taylor Sta. passenger agent, Portland Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver Co., J. A. FREEMAN, Gen’l Agt. g g 111» Per feet ion of Wall Planter, In a aure prevmtaliva A Bonanza. “Here's n distinguished scientist who says that, after, all, there’s no thing in germs. ” “Nothing in germs' Nonsense! Why l<s>k how much the doctors have made out of them.” r«TQ I’.rmaH’ iti» • «,r~t - ui«»« ■»■rewsaaas lllO aHer Aral I»»-» t»e ,f I»r K D Great Nerv« llcev rsr Mndf ■$ FMKI »2 OO trial te.fllr art I a. Im K II K liri Ltd VJI Ar. hdt.. Philadelphia.F«» Welsh Linqua^t. Th»* | h »II takfn «»f (’»irtlifT. Walen, on th»* <|ii«‘*tion of wlu-thi r children ill the I not rd schools should fa* taught th»* W« Inh laiiguag»’ Ino» reunited in a majority of 07 votea againat it. WEATHERWISE. agaitiat damp wall*. “ADAMANT By taalni it yon can Increase the yield of both LAND PLASTER Grain ami tira»«« AgrntM wanted In FV»*ry town. PRUSSIAN i-OULTRY FOOD . fi JW A7/ h mahet Hen« Lay and Keep« thon Lay ■ <. 'B m F/ _ I curea Roup, Cho en and All Ditea»««. It «trengthvni young chicki, and miRM them grow. Fried 25c and50c. My young ehlctoeaffi eominmi'«! dying and aft*r living four dogwn 1 ehaM^I a Mrbagu of your pki - mia N »'SULTRY Fool» •hi< t* fr.,m an4 I bavr . ..n.tontly U-pl 1» on i.aa<! it a* Ju*t what ia m raiaing $• »ultry < K KI'M>IN, La’ah Wash HOU KN, < oaat A|rnt, rout and Taylor Mte . Portland, Ortgon. THE AULTMAN & TAYLOR MACHINERY CO. Ruilderv of High Grade THRESHERS. CLOVER HULLERS. HORSE POWERS. TRACTION AND FARM ENGINES AND BOILERS. SAW MILLS, ETC. EDWARD HUGHES, General Agent. Catalogs* Mated Free. 182-186 Maditon St.. Portland. Oregon. WHY CC«r? 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