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W H A T IS PE -R U -N A ? la It a Catarrh Remedy, It Both? NO TREATY VIOLATED or a Tonic, or Is Some people call Peruna a great tonic. Others refer to Peruna as a great catarrh remedy. W hich of these people are right? Is it more proper to call Peruna a catarrh remedy than to call it a tonic? Our reply is, that Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy. Indeed, there can be no effectual catarrh remeuy that is not also a tonic. In order to thoroughly relieve any case of catarrh, a remedy must not only have a specific action on the mucous membranes affected by the catarrh, but it must have a general tonic action on the nervous system. Catarrh, even in persons who are otherwise strong, is a weakened condition of some mucous membrane. There must be something to strengthen the circu lation, to give tone to the arteries, and to raise the vital forces. Perhaps no vegetable remedy in the world has attracted so much attention from medical writers as HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS. The wonderful efficacy of this herb has been recognized many years, and is growing in its hold upon the medical profession. When joined with CUBEBS and COPAIBA a trio of medi cal agents is formed in Peruna which constitutes a specific remedy for catarrh that in the present state of medical progress cannot be improved upon. This action, reinforced by such renowned tonics as COI.I.INSONIA CANADENSIS, CORYDALIS FORMOSA and CEDRON SEED, ought to make this compound an ideal remedy for catarrh in all its stages and locations in the body. From a theoretical standpoint, therefore, Peruna is beyond criticism . The use of Peruna confirms this opinion. Numberless testimonials from every quart er of the earth furnish ample evidence that this judgment is not over enthusias tic. When practical experience confirms a well grounded theory the result is a 'tru th that cannot be shaken. C o n s i d e r t h e B a ld T h e E nd o f B ooks. H ead. When It Is considered that scientists j What brings about the end of books? who study the hair have discovered five Is It fire, water, worms? As every or six causes for its falling out, with ! ship launched Is bound to be wrecked, subsequent baldness, It doesn't sceui every theater to be burned, the finis of worth while trying to keep it on the the book Is Its reduction to ashes. skull. Any one o f these "six causes" What became of the Alexandrian li Is quite sufficient to reduce an a f brary? Did the Saracens burn it In fluent topknot to a billiard ball sur 040? There Is this question asked: face; therefore a real benefaction fori Was there any library at Alexandria mankind would be the enforcement of containing 700,000 books? Gibbon In a mighty fashion rendering its loss tfi« clines to the opinion that there was no most admirable thing in life. No gen such library. Canon Taylor insists ius has ever thought of this alternative that If there had been a library It was and It is suspected our ultra-civilized burned in the time o f Julius Caesar. nations would revolt at first, but by de Tradition seems to indicate, however, grees the world would adopt the Idea that there was a library In the sera- and Anally end by cultivating It con peum, by no means a large collection, amore.— Bo«tnn Herald. but whether destroyed by Theopbllus or Theodosius is not known. It looks How's This? as If the charge brought against the W e o ffe r O ne H u n d re d D ollars R ew ard lo t Arabs rested on no foundation. Explo a n y case o i C atarrh th a t c a n n o t he cu r e d by rations of Alexandria In 1895-96 show l ia t l's C atarrh Cure. F. J. C H E N E Y A CO., Prop*., T o le d o , O. The sea- W e, th e u n d e rs ig n e d , h ave k n o w n F. J. no traces o f the serapeura. C h en ey for the last 15 years, and believe him ' port o f Egypt was built on a damp p e r fe c tly h o n o r a b le in all business transac there tion s and fin a n c ia lly a b le to carry o u t an y o b | foundation, and granting that lig a tio n s m ade by th eir brm . j was a library, If not destroyed by fire, W e st A T r u a x , W holesale D ru ggists,T oledo, O. W a i . d i n o . k in n a n A M a r v i n , \\ holesaie Drug- then the papyri might have suffered g i-ts , T o le d o , O. | from decay due *> water. Books of H a ll's Ca a rrh Cure is taken in te rn a lly , act in g d ir e c tly u p on the blood and m u co u s sur to-day taken to India, to the Southern fa ces o f th e system . Price 75c. per bottle, States and to the West Indies perish g o ld by a ll D ru ggists. T estim onials free. H a ll’s F a m ily P ills are the best. through mildew. M u i a r t 'a Q u ic k W o r k . On one occasion Mozart was making merry with his friends at midnight when not a single note was written of the overture to "Don Giovanni.” which was to be produced on the following evening. When he had said good-by to bis friends be calmly went to bed and slept until 5 o'clock In the morning. Awaking refreshed, be set to work on the overture, dusliing off sheet after sheet with Incredible rapidity and dis patching them to the copyists. The opera was to begin at 7 In the evening, and a few minutes after that hour Mo zart was In his place as conductor, baton In hand, while the parts with the Ink still wet on some o f tbem were be ing banded to the orchestra. B hona V a lu e of H e r e d ltv . A parliamentary candidate was being heckled. One of the questions hnd ref erence to the religious denomination to which he belonged. “ Well,” he said, “ you asked me an honest question and you shall, have a straightforward answer. My grand mother was a Scotch woman— a rigid Presbyterian.” Obvious disappointment was shown In the faces o f the audience, so the candidate proceeded: “ My grandfather was English and therefore a member of the Church of England.” Still no enthusiasm, but rather the reverse. "My father, on the other hand, was a good Baptist,” went on the desperate Steel rustí seven times as rapidly as candidate, who was still unrewarded Iron. by applause. He grew anxious, so hur riedly added: "But my dear old moth B L O A T E D W IT H D R O P S Y. er, long since dead, was a Methodist.” Instantly all faces were radiant, so The Heart Was Badly Affected When he concluded: the Patient Began Uaing “ And, gentlemen, I follow the pre Doan's Kidney Pills. cepts o f my dear old mother. I'm a Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell, of 415 W est Methodist and I don't care who knows Fourth St., Olympia, W ash., says: It 1”— London Mail. . "F o r over three y e a r s I suffered B a n a n a B read. with a dropsical Bread made from banana flour Is condition without common enough In Europe and Eng being aware that land. One pound Is said to contain it was due to kid more nourishment and energy produc ney trouble. The ing material than one pound of the early stages were finest beefsteak, is much more digest principally back ache and bearing ible and less than one-sixth the price. down pain, but I Sir Henry Stanley was a firm believer went along w ith In the banana. He went so fnr as to out worrying much advise that Its consumption would cure until dropsy set in. My feet and an rheumatism, gout and all liver affec kles swelled up, my hands puffed and tions. When lying at the point o f death became so tense I could hardly close from gastritis a light gruel o f banana them. I had great difficulty in breath flour mixed with milk was the only ing, and my heart would flutter with food he could retain and digest. The the least exertion. I could not walk secret of the banana as a health and far without stopping again and again strength producing food lies In Its high to rest. Since using four boxes of percentage o f proteids and the great Doan’s Kidney Pills the bloating has number o f Its calories, respectively 20 gone down and the feelings of distress and 391.71. It Is a perfectly balanced have disappeared." rntlon If sliced for breakfast and serv Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. ed with milk and sugar.— New York Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y . Press. Senator Gearln Speaks Against R ooseveli’s Policy. SENATE GALLERIES ARE PACKED Japsnsts Children Get Equal Educa tion In Separate Schools, Says Senator From O r.g o n . W ashington, Jan. 8.— Senator Gearin covered him self with glory in his speech in the Benate yesterday, in which he advocated exclusion of Japan ese coolies. He exhibited exceptional ability ami charm as a speaker, and presented arguments that were eye openers to even senators and to the throngs in the galleries. W hen the senate convened at noon, the galleries were crowded to their lim it, in antici pation of a lively debate on the Browns ville affair. But Gearin had given no tice that he would speak immediately after the close of the morning business and senatorial courtesy demanded that he be heard, notwithstanding Foraker and Lodge were eager to resume the light over the negro troop question. Mr. Gearin criticised the stand taken by President Roosevelt on the Japanese question as to his interpretation of the existing treaty with Japan, and charged that the president’ s position in regard to the introduction of cheap labor as applied to the Chinese was inconsistent with his recent message to congress in regard to the treatment of Japanese on the Pacific coast. Replying to the claim in the presi dent’ s message that the treaty w ith Japan guaranteed protection and right to attend public schools in all states in the Union, and to attend them in com pany with white children, Mr. Gearin denied emphatically that there Is any provision in the treaty which by any sort of construction can be made to sup port such a claim. He says that noth ing is said in the treaty as to the right to attend public schools, and that the specific enumeration of what was in tended by the framers of the treaty showed tliat nothing should be left to inference. He quoted from the treaty to show that the Japanese residents in this country may have the privileges enumerated only by conforming to all the laws, police and customs regula tions of the country, like native citi zens and subjects, and that this meant state laws as well as Federal laws. “ This government might as well stand upon that interpretation and de cline to consider it further,” he said. In advocating a modification of the treaty which would restrict the im m i gration of the Jaimnese coolie labor, Mr. Gearin said that so long as these laborers are permitted to come Into this country in hordes there w ill he con stant and growing dissension on the Pacific coast, which eventually must bring about a restriction. He spoke of the influx of Japanese cheap labor as a threatened peril to every industry and enterprise of the United States. Work of Congress. Washington, Jan. 7. — President Iioosevelt-s dismissal of the negro troops was again the subject of conten tion in the senate today, and indica tions point to a protracted dehate be fore any of the pending resolutions on the subject are voted on. Lodge devel oped a new phase of the question by presenting a resolution providing for an investigation of the ‘ ‘affray’ ’ at Brownsville and, by silence, conceding the authority of the president to take the action he did. Foraker accepted Culberson’s amendment authorizing the committee to visit Brownsville if it desired. His resolution was supported by Lodge in an address and opposed by Foraker, who followed, and spoke until 5:30 o ’ clock, giving notice then that he would conclude tomorrow. W ashington, Jan. 7.— The house to day passed a hill providing for judicial review of the orders excluding persons from the use of the United States mail facilities after a delate lasting most of the day. Make Cars Do More Work. Chicago, Jan. 8.— As a means for re lieving the shortage of freight cars, rep resentatives of a number of Western msds today decided to form an organiz ation to be known as (he Car Efficiency bureau. The purjiose of the bureau is to make a concerted and systematic effort to increasethe use of cars now in existence, by insisting upon more prompt loading and unloading by ship pers and consignees. The headquartcis It la perfectly natural to rub the spot that hurts, and when the muscles, of the bureau will be in Chicago, and it nerves, joints and bones are throbbing1 and twitching with the pains of will he managed by an execcutive com Rheumatism the sufferer i3 apt to turn to the liniment bottle, or some other mittee. RHEUMATISM C A N N O T B E JR U BBED A W A Y external application, iu an effort to get relief from the disease, by producing counter-irritation on the flesh. Such treatment will quiet the pain tempo rarily, but can have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it does not reach the blood, where the cause is located. Rheumatism is more than skin deep— it is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be reached by constitutional treatment—IT CANNOT BE RUBBED AW AY. Rheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the blood, brought about by the accumulation in the system of refuse matter which the natural avenues of bodily waste, the Bowels and Kidneys, have failed to carry off. This refuse matter, coming in contact with the different acids of the body, forms uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all parts of the body, and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. The aches and pains ore only symptoms, and though they may be scattered or relieved for a time by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first exposure to cold or iampness, or after an attack of indigestion or other irregularity. Rheuma tism can never be permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated with irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease will shift from muscle to muscle or joint to joint, settling on the nerves, causing inflammation and swelling and such terrible pains that the nervous system is often shattered, the health undermined, and perhaps the patient becomes deformed and crippled for life. S. S. S. thoroughly cleanses the blood and renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids and expelling all foreign matter from the system. It warms and invigorates the blood so that instead of a weak, sour stream, constantly deposit- ing acrid and corrosive matter in the mus- cles, nerves, joints and bones, the body is fed and nourished by rich, health-sustaining # blood which completely and permanently cures Rheumatism. S. S. S. is composed of both purifying and tonic properties— PURELY VEGETABLE just what is needed in every case of Rheu matism. It contains no potash, alkali or other mineral ingredient, but is made entirely of purifying, healing extracts and juices of roots, herbs and barks. If you are suffering from Rheumatism do not waste valuable time trying to rub a blood disease away, but begin the use of S. S. S. and write ns about your case and our physicians will give yon any information or ■dviec desired free of charge and will send our special treatise on Rheumatism. n c sw ift s p e c tn c c o .. A tlanta . a a . State T o Buy All Coal Land. Guthrie, Okla., Jan. 8.— The consti tutional convention today authorized the appointment of a segregated coal and asphalt, commission and defined its duties. It is to investigate the value and extent of the segregated coal and asphalt land in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nation, and make negotia tions for the purchase by the state of all the lands. The commission is a permanent one. It is believed the state will make an attempt to own and operate all of the segregated coal lands in the Indian Territory. Coal Land Frauds Again. Salt la k e, Utah, Jan. 8.— Interest in the coal land question was revived to day by the reassembling of the grand jury, which has l>een investigating al leged land frauds, and the commence ment of a government suit to recover to the public domain 5,564 acres of land in Carton county alleged to have loen fraudulently acquired by the late 8. B. Milner and the Carbon County Land company. The ground was taken up as agricultural land. Faperimantal Irrigated Lands Washington, Jan. 8.— Senator W ar ren has introduced a bill providing for establishing experimental farms on all government irrigation projects, to be under the supervision of the secretarvy of agrculture. P O S T A L RfcCKIPTS LAR GE. Increata In Buainaaa May Nacaaaltat* Incraaaad Appropriation. Scrofula Present* la Safe Place. A young mlllband having lost bla sweetheart through bis own hotheaded Few are entirely free from it. It may develop so slowly as to C&UA) folly first threatened to commit suicide little if anydiaturbance during the whole and then became vulgarly Insistent In his demands for the return of the pres period of childhood. It may then produce dyspepsia, ca ents he had given her. tarrh, and marked tendency to con “ What good will they be to you If sumption, before causing eruptions, you're golu' to drown youreelf In t’ aores or swellings. mill pond?” she scoffed. To get entirely rid of it take the great For ov er sixty years doctors “ Never you mind; I want them blood-purifier, back,” lie replied evasively. have endorsed A y e r’s C h erry “ Well, I'll see that you have them,’* Pectoral fo r coughs, colds, In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets the girl reluctantly agreed. weak lungs, bronchitis, con But five days passed and the young known aa Sarsatabs. ICO doses $1. man still bemoaned the loss of the for sumption. Y ou can trust a feited trinkets. Once more he request- O f Co medicine the best d octors ap Gunner— I see w here a man In the | ed their return. prove. Then trust this the next "Oh, lad, I wish you’ d stop worryln’ southwest had twenty-three children time you have a hard cough. and then disappeared. What do you me," sighed the girl, auxlous by now “ I had an awful cough for over a year, and | for a reconciliation. “ I’ ve given t’ think o f that? nothing seemed to do me any goon. I tried Ayer’* Cherry Pectoral and was toon cured. Guyer— Why, that was nothing un [ presents up long since. They’re wait I recommend it to all tny friends whenever ing for you at t’ bottom o' t’ mill pond, usual. they have a c o u g h . " - M i m M. H avana. Washington. D. C. tied up in a red handkerchief; you Gunner— Whst? can't help but see 'em when you Jump Made by J. O. Ayer Oo., TowtHTTEaeT Guyer— Why, twenty-three— skldoo! | A lso m au u fa o tu rs r s o f In.” . . . > SARSAPARILLA. Then the humble young man apolo- • Keep Your Blood Pure. N o o n e c a n b - h a p p y , d g h '- h e a r t e d a n d gizeit and the quarrel was patched up. h e a lt h y w it h a b o d y fu ll o f bl«>od th a t c a - In the old sweet way.— Loudon Tit- u t do it- d u ty to ev ery p ari lie- Btts. Ayer’a Pill* keep the bowels regular. W ashington, Jan. 8.— A proposition to increase postal clerks’ salaries and the proposed abandonment o f the “ back stamp’ ’ on letters are discussed by First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock in his annual report just made public. Parts of the report given out in advance have already been handled by the Associated Press. The report shows that at the close of the fiscal year 65,600 postotfices were In operation, and ’ that the total numbei of employes, not including postmasters and assistant postmasters, was nearly 150,000. The total personnel of post- ofiicee of all classes aggregated 205,288 The gain in postoffice revenue in tht year, about $15,000,000, was unexpect edly large, and the returns for the pres ent fiscal year thus far indicate that thi unprecedented gain is being main tained. No great is this gain, Mr. Hitchcock points out, that the addition al appropriations required of congress scarcely w ill he sufficient to maintain the service. The department has established a c a u s e o f its i m p u r i t y ; t h e r e fo r e , th e first n d m o s t im p o r t a n t w o r k in h a n a is t o p u r uniform rent for postoffice boxes, elim a ify t h e b l o o d s o th a t e v e r y o r g a n w ill get inating entirely the dissimilarity of th e fu ll b e n e fit o f a h e a lt h y c ir c u la t io n . chargee heretofore prevailing. The T h ere is n o r e m e d y w e k n o w o f s o g oo«l as rate is made according to a carefully th a t o ld fa m ily r e m e d y , B r a n d r t h s 1 ills . E a ch p ill c o n t a in s 0 'ie g r a in o f 4 e s o l id e x graduated scale, and runs from 10 tr a t o f s a r s a p a r illa b le n d e d w it h t w o g r a in s cents a quarter in small fourth class o f a c o m b in a t io n o f p u r e m id m ild v e g e offices to $4 a quarter in the New York ta b le p r o d u c t s , m a k n g ii a b l o o i p u in e r City office. Mr. Hitchcock reports that u n e x c e lle d in c h a r a c t e r . O n e o r t w o ta k e n e v e r y n ig h t f o r a w h i e w ill p r o d u c e su r- use of specially equipped automobiles p ris i g res Its. in the collection service has proved so B r a n d r e t h ’ s P ills h a v e he n in u s e fo r o v e r successful in Baltimore that the de a c e n t u r y a n d are s Id in e v e r y d r u g a n d partment is now planning for a similar c in o a d t e d i . n « s t o r e , e it h e r p la in o r s u g a r- collection service in several other cit ies. T h e O n ly D o u b t fu l C it iz e n . “ It is believed that in large cities "Everybody Is telling exactly what automobiles can advantageously be you will do If you are elected to o f substituted to a considerable extent fice.” for the horse carts now employed so “ Yes,” answered the candidate. generally in collecting mails. By the “ Well, what will you d o?" use of automobiles a much speedier “ I don't know yet.”— Washington collection service can be organized without added expense. Unquestion Star. ably the motor vehicles can be made an Bt. Vitus’ Dance and all Nervous .Diseat important factor in the postal service r 1 i 1 T 1 O U permanently cured by Dr. K line’s Great as it already is in other business en fcerve Restorer. Send for F R E E |2 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R. H .K line, Ld.,931 Arch St., Phlia.,Pa terprises. Hood’s Sarsaparilla A C h o ic e of E v ils . R E C O R D S B R O K EN yers s w All vegetable and gently laxative. CASTORIA C TfffiTTffiro For Infants and Children. IThe Kind You Have Always Bought AYcgctable Preparationfbr A s similating IhcFoodandBegula- ling (he Stomachs and Bowels of Bears the iN t A N I S /< H llD H I.N Signature Promotes Digeslion.Cheerlui- ness and Rest.Conlains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. of Landlady— Would you advise me to N o t N a h c o t ic . send my daughter to a cooking school Thousands of Forsignsrt Driven to or to a music school? Ahyv ÊfOUa-SMVXLPtTaOR Boarder (reflectively)— Well, I think O ur Shores by Unrest. StU- Washington, Jan. 8.— The fiscal year I ’d send her to a cooking school. It Alx.Sm n* * • S J * - ended June 30, 1906, produced a re may be more fatal in Its results, but it jin u e S**d < cord eclipsing all former figures on the isn’t anything like so noisy. subject of immigration, according to - Hinft S esti - Y ou Can G et Allen’ s F oot-E ase FREE. the annual report of Frank Sargent, W rite A llen 8. O lm sted, L e R o y , N. Y ., fo r a - 'IntR’y'PP- « WTW, commissioner general of immigration. free sam ple o f A lle n ’s F ool-E ase. I t curessw eat- During that period, the report says, in g, h o t sw ollen , a c h in g feet. I t m akes new or Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa- tig h t shoes easy. A certa in c u r e fo r corn s, in the population of the United States grow in g nails an d bu n ion s. A ll d r u g is ts se ll it. tlo n , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea was increased by the admission of 1,- 15c. D on ’ t aecept an y substitu te. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish 100,735 immigrant aliens and 65,618 n e ss and L o s s o f S leep . F rom th e B ack F e n ce. non-immigrant aliens entered at its ports, making the total admissions 1,- City Boarder—That old cat made an Facsimile Signature of 166,353. The increase over last year’ s awful noise In the back yurd last record of 1,059,755 was 106,598. night. N E W 'Y O R K . During the fiscal year 1906 the de Farmer Geehaw— Y aas; ever sence partment rejected 11,480 aliens, and he made a meal off th’ canary las’ win A l b 111 o 1 1 1 h % < » 1 ü during the past year 12,432 of the im ter he’s got th’ Idee in Ills bead as heow Dost s - { j C i Nis migrant aliens— that is, those who in he's a natur'l born singer, b'gosh 1 tended settling in the United States. “ W ithout exception,” the report con M others w ill find Mr». W in n o w '« to o th in g EX A CT COPY O F W R A P P E R . tinues, “ the countries from which we Syrup the h e it r e n te d , to use fo r th e ir ch lld roa formerly obtained the greater part of d u r in g th e te e th in g p eriod . TMB OCNTAUII M M M NV. NEW YOUR CITY. our foreign population, and which are A D eep D l* . inhabited by races nearly akin to our Cholly— Of course, I admit I talked own, have supplied us with smaller numbers during the past year than dur about myself, but they talked about ing 1905— Ireland, 17,960; England, trade all the time, and, o f course, that Best in America 15,218; Sweden, 3,281; Germany, 3,- was worse. FRUIT TREES, VINES, PLANTS We make them Miss Pepprey— You were perfectly 010; Denmark, 1,229, and Scotland, BERKSHIRE SWINE, (Registered) W o d o n o t take orders and p eddle o n r Ru bber 1,111 less. On the other hand, the right It's better to talk about uothlug sta m p s, Beals, E tc. W e m a n u f a c t u r e o u r than talk about trade.— Philadelphia SHORTHORN CATTLE, Registered) o w n f o o d s . O ur equ ip m en t is the newest four most considerable gains are: and best m o n e y ca n buy. W rite today lo r ou r Italy, 61,641; Russia, 30,768; Press. BARRED AND WHITE ROCKS “ R u b b er Stam p C atalogu e.” Greece, 8,974, and Turkey, 5,166.” PACIFIC NURSERY CO. T H E I R W I N - H O D S O N C O ., The immigration from Austria-Hun PILES CURED IN 6 TO 1 4 DAYS. P o r tla n d . O r e g o n C atalogue Free. Tangent, O regon gary amounted to 266,128; Italy, in PAZO OINTM ENT in guaran teed to cu re tn y cluding Sicily and Sardinia, 273,120; case o f Id lin g , b lin d , b leed in g or protru din g Russia and Finland, 215,665; China, piles In 6 to 14 days or m oney refunded.50c. In ihe U|>per S n n k p V a l l e y , I d a h o , where 1,544; Japan, 13,835, and the W est 25,000 MIssiHsii pi Vnlley h« m«seekers are alr> adv | C w n tln n . Everyone who grown fruit, whether on a large or email Indies, 13.656. lo at ed. 500.00» acr s undevelop <1, irrl^ab e laud 84'Hle, or who ha* a berry patch or a garden, rhoulti be “Why do you nvoid making speeches still awult ih»“ settler, Rich st h <1 best wa ered The commissioner again recommends Intercuted in getting the most profit front his orope. valley ..i the world. Fines c irnate; oho c e o fruit; yourself?” asked the friend. ltniiiens • cro >s of u rid it, al lull'ii su ar beet*. |4,0J0,- | penalties on steamship companies for “It’s better to have some one el3e 000 invested in sugar fac orles. New K. It. * xte * briuging aliens afflicted w ith danger sion to Ye lowstone park op« ns country o f vast re ST. JOSEPH. M IS S O U R I ous or loathsome diseases. The presi attend to the oratory.” answered Sena sources. A s h t o n started Jan 1, 190«, a record breaker. Write for part culars. Is the only macrszlne In America which Is devoted dent’s suggestion for closing the M exi tor Sorghum. “ In that way you can C . C . M O O K K K K A I. K H T A T E C O M P A N Y exclusively to the interests o f those who grow fruit. Handsomely Illustrated ¡3« to 8 t . A n t h o n y a n d A s h t o n , I d a h o . can border to all aliens except citizens ascertain which o f your opinions are .fi pMcres each month. Tells all about fruit o f all kinds—and nothing but fruit—how of Mexico is also urged. During the unpopular and repudiate them.” — to iiiarkft, how to itHck. cullivate. spray, prune, how to MAKE MORE MONEY from early part of the year, the report says, Cleveland Plain Dealer. crons. Sample free. Regular price |l.00. the “ white slave” traffic was exten and each subscriber gets cho.ee o f one o f ou r Rro. Jonathan Fruit Books—the best in sively revived. Many of the girls and women imported for immoral purposes A ll the best breed We are so confident The Fmlt-Orower will please, we ing and individuality. were brought through Mexico and se will send it thice months absolutely free toa n yon ein - Young stock on hand terestod in fruit, on terms not' d In Coupon below. We cured a right to citizenship by marry at all tim es. Corres o ffer Cush I'risea for new siibscHbers—write re—write fo r ji par- tieulars. Write your nnmeand aridn win blanks below. pon d en ce solicited . ing Chinese born in this country. In Ose For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA RUBBER STAMPS C R O P S N E V E R FAIL MAKE MORE MONEY ON FRUIT CROPS iH c IS u ffG R S w iS E Lumber Output of Coos. North Bend, Or., Jan. 8.— During the year 1906 C’oos county shipped 94,- 038,888 feet of lumber to the Califor nia markets, the shipments being d i vided as follows: Coos Bay, 46,789,- 000; Coquille river, 21,903; Umpqua river, 17,731,000; Suislaw river, 8,- 029,000. The total production of lum ber on the hay for the year was 52,964,- 000 feet, of which amount 38,443,000 were turned out at the Simpson m ills at North Bend and 13,121,000 feet by the Dean Lumber compuny at Marsh field. LARGE ENGUSH BERKSHIRES v; Satisfaction gu aran teed. Address D. L. KEYT P errydale, O regon BROS D E N M A IN 2 0 2 9 FAI1INC BLOC 3’-* A W ASH E X TR A C TIO N PORTLAND ORE PL ATI* # 5 P A IN L E S S SO B errys Seeds prove their worth at harvest time. After over fifty ycart of success, they arc pronounced the best and surest by careful planters everywhere. Your dealer sells them. 1907 Seed Annual free on request. # Three Mont hs Free F ru it-G row er C o .. B o x 38, St. Joseph , Mo. I accept you r FREE three months’ trial offer. At end o f three months I w ill either pay fo r a year’ s sub- scrlptlon o r notify von to stop paper. In either event there Is to be NO charge fo r th e three months’ trial. Route or P. O. Box Number _ Tow n_____________________ — . 1>. M. I L E U Y A CO., Detroit, Mick. Banking by Mail * NO PLATES PRINTING PLATES AS NEAR P E R F E C T I O N AS W E PAY BOMM MCIIITKS CH MOQUCi United State* le Third. HICKS - C H A T T E N Washington, Jan. 8. — A statement E N G R A V IN G CO. issued today by the bureau of statistics > I I L Y DENTAL CO. TS SS of the department of Commerce and Labor announces that the country j L s O ne-third off regular p rice for short tim e. FREE SAM PLE Dr. H. A. Htnrdevant, form erly o f The Dalles, ranks third in the value of manufac and Dr. B. F. Butler, form erly o f A rlin gton , tures entering the world's international are w ith us. They w ill be glad to m eet their old friends. commerce, the amount of its exports Third and Couch Streets. Portland, O regon . for the past year having aggregated more than $700,000,000. The exports MULE-TEAM BORAX have never even approximated th e se . W ith 32 page illustrated b ook let, g iv in g 1,000 uses for B orax In the Horge. Farm and Dairy, figures before and the value o f Amer- ! and a S o u v e n i r P i c t u r e . 7x14 in ., 10 colors ican trade in the foreign markets, the j free for 5c and you r dealer's nam e. Address report adds, is twice as great now as P a cific Coast Borax C o., O akland, Cal. Wonderful Honu eight years a go. W h e n y o u buy Treatment DR. C. GEE WO Will Hunt Revolutionist*. Panama, Jan. 8 . — The government of San Salvador has informed the Hon duras government that it is mobilizing its army to destroy the groups of revo lutionists heade<I by General Dionisic Guitesier, who has proclaime<l himself president. At San Marc«* and Colon, in the department of Usaltan, a grot p of men of a mutinous character en gage« I the government force*, who de feated them, killing one, wounding three and capturing 11. W ET W EATH ER C L Q T H IN O y o u w an t com plete protection and Iona service. These and many other good point* are combined In TOWER’S F IS H BRANO OILED CLOTHING yoy.CArrtaffs.rd lo Pi(y ony other Qtv* Tahiti to Great Britain. / / j This wonderful Chi nes« Doctor Is called gr* at because he cures people without opera tion 1 hat hr*, g veil up to die. H8 core« wl h th'*«« wonderful Chl- D'-se herbs, roo s, buds, harks and vegetables I hat are «ntlrely uu-| kn'iwn to ra<dl<a1 act- ______________ ____ enr* in th « country through the use o f tho«« harmless remedies. This I i « iiiu H*doctor know s ths action o f over 600 differ ut remedt «.w tiictt ho nsos successfa iy In different diseasos. 11« gusrsn’ ees to cure catarrh, a-thm a. Ions, throat rh< uniatism, nenrons ess, stomach, liver, kid ney«, etc.; h.ts bund r e 's o f testimonials. Charge« moderate. Call and see him. Fa tents out o f th« cliy writs f^r blan cs and circular«. Bend St'otp. COMHCI.TATiON kltklfi. A.idress Ths C. Gee We Chinese MedkJne Ce. Melbourne, Jan. 8. — According to 1 6 2 S First S t , S. F. C or. M «rri«on a j w>w«* co •OS’ OW usa. M ention paper Portland, O regon the Age, missionaries in the Pacific rows a C asa O ias c o w»» Tllirrii fcrtft I . — inlands declare that France has ceded . Tahiti to Great Britain in consideration of territorial concessions in Burma or further India (Indo-C hina). Premier! Deakin say* he i* without information 1 __ brighter and faster colors than ony other One 10c package a on the subject. ' gitorontced K« | give perfect result«. Ask dealer, or we wdl s pool p««d 04 10c S U T N A M FA M andi and mis color». MONROC DRUG C O . UMomRIa, M IN T E R E S T On raving« deposits oi a dollar or more, compounded twice every year. It it jurt at eaffjr to open a Saving! Account With ns by Ma i a« if you lived next door. Send for our fr«*e book let, “ B a n k . b y Mail,” and learn lull paiticulara. Address Oregon Trust & Savings Bank P o rtla n d , O re g o n Sixth and W ashington Sts. N«. 3 87 P. N. U I w H E X writing to I If ad v « r t is « r s p i s « « « I m e n t io n t h is | pa»«r. I LESS DYES w ool and cotton equally w ell and Ii W rits fn r free b o «hint bow is éy% existence.