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l Pure Blood Is certain if you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. This great medicine cures those eruptions, pimples and boils that appear at nil seasons; cures scrofula sores, salt rheum or eczema; adapts itself equally w ell to, and also cures, dys pepsia and all stomach troubles; cures rheu matism and catarrh; cures nervous troubles, debility and that tired feeling. S a rsata b s— For those who prefer medicine In tab let form. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is now put up in choco lated tablets called Sarsatabs, as well as in the usual liquid form. Sarsatabs have identically the same curative properties as the liquid form, besides accu racy o f dose, convenience, economy,—no loss by evap oration, breakage, or leakage. Druggists or promptly by mail. C. 1. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. Æ A N ln ir e r ’. L u n s i. Poor C h r l.Im u H ow C o lo r « A ffe c t M e n t a lity . There are good aud evil effects even In color, not only in the inartistic ar rangement of them to the trained eye of an artist, hut In plain every-day red and blue aud greeu, to say nothing of others. According to Medical Talk for the Home, If a person were confined In a room with purple walls, with no color but purple around him, by the end of a month he would be a raving madman. Scarlet has even worse effects. Blue Is very depressing; hence “ the blues.” Green Is quite soothing, and yellow also has good effects on the vision aud spirits of most people. P a l e , T h in , Mrs. C. K. Tyler, Burlington, Vt. says s “ The cares o f a large farm, so much to do aud so little health to do L with, caused almost a complete break down; blood poor and thin: no strength, little sleep. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave appetite, natural sleep, perfect health, strength to do all my work." G u a r a n t e e d under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1900. The singer at the end of the practice aria panted heavily. “ I sang one hun dred and ninety-six notes that time,” he said, “ without once taking breath.” ‘‘ Indeed! That must be a record.” “ No. The record is held by Cour- tlce Pounds. Pounds sang three hun dred and sixteen notes without respir ation In 1898. The record previous to that was held by Farlnelli. with three hundred notes. Norman Salmond has sung two hundred aud eighty-seven notes In this way. The average man could hardly sing fifty notea without breathing; to the singer two hundred would he nothing.—-Philadelphia Bulle tin. H a r m o n l o l l . R e la t i o n « . No. 324. F a re , A delegation of fellow townusmen re cently called on Rufus K. Cmnbs, of Midway, Ky., to congratulate him on the receipt of a Carnegie medal. As his friends were taking leave Mr. Combs wished them all a merry Christmas. "And I hope,” he ended, “ that you’ll have a more bountiful dinner than fell to the lot of a young friend o f mine last year. “ He, the poor chap, wus stopping at a cheap New York boarding hc.use, and on Christmas day, after he had eaten a turkey neck, a potato and a splinter of sodden mince pie, the landlady said to him, as be rose just as the weak coffee was brought ou : “ ‘Oh, don't leave thme table, Mr. Smith.’ “ ‘I must, madam.’ said Smith, grim ly. ‘I t ’s hard wood, and tny teeth are not wbut they used to I m >.' ” H is Monday, March ♦ Waal ington, March 4.— W ith a new record for large appropriat ions and far- reaching legislation, the Fifty-ninth congress was brought to a close shortly after noon today. The last few hours Were tame by comparison with what had been expected. Extreme fatigue, due to continued night sessions in the house during the last week, had a dampening effect upon many congressmen and the usual exees sive “ last day” enthusiasm was con- lined to lees than half the membership. Vice President Fairbanks and Bpeak [er Cannon received the thanks of the minority for the impartial manner in which they had presided over the delib erations of the two houses, and both made speeches expressing gratitude at the words of appreciation. A feature of the house session was the presentation of a club silver service [of 300 pieces to General Grosvenor by his colleagues of the Fifty-ninth con gress. In addition to the songs and stories that usually mark the close of a [session, the entire house of representa tives waved flags and sang "M y coun try, ’ tis of thee” as the gavel fell at 12:15 P. M. In the senate the last of the proceedings was a speech by Vico President Fairbanks. Sunday, March 3. Washington March 3.— Beginning at 11 o ’clock today, by far the largest ¡art of the session of the senate was devoted to a filibuster by the Democrat senators aguinst the ship subsidy bill as it puss- ed the house, and when the senate ad journed a few minutes hefore midnight the bill was still pending. C o n sta n cy . sequently the measure must be returned to the house for action. The bill intended to make it possible fora farm er to establish stills of limited capacity for the manufacture of alcohol to he de natured. Thursday, February 28. Washington, Feb. 28.— The senate today passed without division the bill extending government aid to the Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition to be held Seattle in 1900 and debated for several hours the denatured alcohol bill, reach ing no conclusion on the latter measure The conference report on the army appropriation bill was presented and by the senate’s receding on the point in controversy— its provision for the retirement of paymasters' clerks— a complete agreement between the two houses resulted Washington, Feb. 28.— General de bate on the ship subsidy b ill in the house teminated at 2:15 p. m. today whereupon the bill was read under the five-minute rule for amendments From that time until the recess at o ’clock amendments were offered and the discussion proceeded thereon. The leaders on both sides were drawn into the debate. By a vote of 112 to 127 the house de feated an amendment offered by Lit- timer excepting tire Sierra, the Sonoma and the Ventura, of the Ocaenic line from the operation of the provision ein powering the postmaster general make contracts with citizens of the United States for carrying the mails on steamships. This was regarded as test vote in relation to the Pacific lines. A story is told of General Sir Alfred Washington, March 3.— More than Horsford, who believed lu a celibate an hour was spent by the house in ob army. A soldier once sought his per taining a quorum today, but when the Wednesday, February 27. mission to marry, saying he had two necessary number was secured, business Washington, Feb. 27.— After listen proceeded as usual. A greater part of good conduct budges and $23 In ihe ing to an argument by Patterson of savings bunk. “ Well, go away," said the day’s session was given to consider Colorado in fuvor of government owner ation of conference reports. Of these a Sir Alfred, “ and If you come back this ship of railroads, the senate today day year in the same mind you shall partial report on the LaFollette railroad agreed to the conference report on the On the I b*11 weie “ucepted and the sundry civil, river and harlior bill. marry. I'll keep the vacancy. Protest« were annlverasry the soldier repeated Ills pension and general deficiency appro made against the redaction from $650, priation bills were agreed to in full. request. “ But do you really, after 000 to $250,000 of the amount for im year, want to marry?” “ Yes, sir, very By an almost unanimous vote the house proveinenta in the Mississippi river he R e fu s e d to W ith e r A w a y . agreed to stand by its measure regulat much." “ Sergeant major, take his tween Cairo and St. Louis by Hopkins Miss Ascum—Jack Hanson Isn't fat, ing employment of railway telegraph name down. Yes, you may marry. 1 Is be? Ciillom, Stone, AtliBon and Overman ers to nine hours. The smaller amount prevailed. Miss Newitt— Not at a ll; he’s quite never believed there was so much con stancy In man or woman. Right face. graceful and muscular. Why? Saturday, March 2. Miss Ascum— I happened to mention Quick march!” As the man left the Washington, Feb. 27.— Humphrey of Washington, March 2.— The house him to Miss JUter, and she said: “ Oh! room, turning his head, he said: “ Tank devoted most of its time today to con Washington held the center of the stage you, sir. It isn't the same woman." Isn't he disgustingly stout?” sidering the senate amendments to the for a considerablbe time today during Miss Newitt— Ah, yes. She rejected sundry civil and agricultural appropri t he debate in the house on the ship sub C o l o r S c h e m e in S o a p . him some weeks ago and she's mad tie- A woman who wanted soap of a ation bills. The senate amendments sidy hill. He had a hot exchange of cause he didn't plue uway.— Philadel to the sundry civil bill directing the compliments with Sullivan of Massa certain make asked for a blue cake. chusetts about the attitude of the Dein phia Press. “ It doesn't come In blue," said the department of Commerce and Lalior to ocrats on the Japanese controversy. make an investigation of the industrial clerk. “ It Is made lu yellow, white A W a r m P r o p o s it io n . He said he would not vote to report conditions of female and child labor, Little Jimmie— Pop likes you bet- aud green." any bill that would not provide that The woman seined disappointed and relating to a further examination of the flag shall go to the Philippines ter'n lie did Jane's other fellow. black sands, appropriating $125,000 June's New Beuu—And why does he finally bought another brand o f soap for the trnsportation of silver dollars He charged the Democratic party with like me? In the desired tin t trying to keep ttiis country from hold Little Jimmie— ’Cause you got red “That Is a queer fad," said the were disagreed to anil a further confer ing communication with the Philip ence ordered. The night session lasted hair. [ clerk, when she had gone out. “ Many pines “ in order to bring disgrace upon until 1:25. Jane's Beau— Eh! But I don't see i women are carrying the color our administration of those islands “ , „ I scheme to such extremes nowadays Washington, March 2.— By a roll call They hope to inveigle us into a war Jimmie— Pop says 'twon t be half so : .. . .. thnt mat,.Ilpi. the hard to heat the parlor with you In ! tbat they use soap tnat matclles ,he vote of (12 to 1, the senate today in with Japan, to make us so weak tliat furnishings of the room. In order to structed its conferees upon the pension Japan w ill attack us, and then they It— Cleveland Plain Dealer. meet this demand manufacturers are I appropriation b ill to insist on retaining hope to ride itto power over their coun turning out soaps of almost every fhe 18 pension agencies throughout the try ’s disgrace,” he said. T W IC E -T O L D TE STIM O NY. known tin t The color they are most country. The house abolished all ex- A Woman Who Has Suffered Tells deficlent in Is blue."— New York Sun. |Cept the one in Washington. Tuesday, February 26. The senate today passed the deficien How to Find Relief. T h e S o ft A i m w e r . Washington, Feb. 26.— The senate Icy appropriation bill The bill carries “ I have already said ‘No’ to you, Mr. The thousands of women who suffer slightly less than $10,740,000. It was today passed the sundry civil appro- backache, languor, urinary disorders Vere,” said Miss Bute. " I don't seem amended by the senate by the inclusion! Pr‘a t'on carrying $114,578,861, an ^ . . . . . increase of over $10,000,000 as com- and other kidney ills, to be able to make myself plain, al of sevreal - j rovisions aggregating $800,- though I have tried—” j will find comfort in 000, among which is an item of $15,- pared with the house bill. I t also “ Ah, Miss Bute,” Interrupted Percy 000 to reimburse Senator Smoot for his passed the Aldrich currency bill by the words of Mrs. vote of 43 to 14. Jane Farrell, of 606 Vere, “you couldn't do that, no matter fight to retain his seat. The currency b ill authorizes the issu Ocean ave., Jersey- how you try.” ance of $10 gold certificates, to the end “ Well— er—o f course, I shall always City, N. J., who says: Friday, March I. “ I reiterate all I have be glad to have you call upon me, Ur. Washington. March 1.— I t has been that the $10 greenbacks may be broken -said before in praise Vere.” — Philadelphia Press. , years since the house was the scene of " P ,nto •*» »2 and $5 bills for which i of Doan’s K i d n e y so general a battle between two great 'lere 18 a « ^ demand. It also au- A K t « « th at B ro u g h t D e ath . Pills. I had been ' parties as took place today over the thonzes the deposit of customs receipts Courtship In Spain Is regulated by ; liaving heavy back ship subsidy bill The bill was passed, l in nat' onul ‘» nk8■1as internal revenue aches and my general health was affect the strictest etiquette. As Is well but not until it had been defeated, „T , ed when I began using them. My feet known, a young man Is never left and this fact in itself shows how close ' i r,,m I;*'“ " 0-000 *° *9,000,0°° the na tional lank circulation that may be re were swollen, my eyes puffed, and diz alone with his fiancee. Near Malaga the alingment was. zy spells were frequent. Kidney action a beautiful young girl o f 20 committed Immediately after the first ballot dis tired in any one month. was irregular and the secretions highly suicide by drinking a cup o f coffee In cussions began and on the final vote to colored. Today, however, I am a well which prosphorus had been dissolved. pass the hill as amendmed the work Washington, Feb. 26.— General de- woman, and I am confident that Doan's It appears that the girl had been driv done bv the Republican leaders during bate on the ship subsidy b ill continued Kidney Pills have made me so, and are en to the deed by the adverse com the heat of the battle was made mani throughout the day in the house. The keeping me w ell.” ments of neighbors who became aware fest. The bill was passed, 155 to 149. ' tule limiting the general delate to five Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. that she had given her sweetheart a j hours was by unanimous consent Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y . kiss.— London Mail. Washington, March 1.— The dena amended so that general debate shall tured alcohol bill passed the senate to run through tomorrow, with a night day by a vote of 65 to 1. Pettus of session from 8 o’clock until 11 o’clock, Alabama cast the negative vote. This when the debate w ill terminate. Mr I action was taken after the committee Grosvenor was the principal champion amendment requiring the presence of a of the bill government storekeeper whenever alco- j The conference reports on the fortifi hoi is lieing manufactured hud been de- cations and the omnibus revenue cutter feated by a vote of 47 to 16. The bill bills were adopted. The conference as passed contains a senate amendment reports on the army and river and har | permitting rum to he denatured. Con- bor appropriation bills were presented CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Aggelatile Preparationfor As similating itieFoodandBeguIa- ting the Stomachs and Bowels of I !\ 1A \ I S ,*”< H 1I.D K K N Promoles DigestioaCheerful- ness and Best.Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. N o t N a r c o t ic . Alw ays Bought Bears the Signature of r -* t m w iË ÿ L ifc * * Aperteci Remedy forConstìpa Hon. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and L o s s o r S leep . Vac Simile Signature of N E W Y O R K ._____ \ It * i l i o n l)i s I j Dusts EXACT COPY o r « » I (I j j C i m s In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA The Marquis del Grillo, the first husband of the great Italian actress, Hlstorl, had as personal valets only the most quick-witted young fellows who could help him lu the practical Jokes In which his eccentric soul de lighted. In one Instance, says a writer In the New York Times, the marquis was sitting at a piano, trying some church music, when a new aiiplicnnt wns ush ered In. He did not stop playing, or even glance round, but began to ask questions. The answers evidently did not appeal to him, for he suddenly struck a loud chord and, following the tune of the music, chanted In a heavy voice: “ You will not do for me.” Then he rose, and without a look at the man started to walk out of the room. The applicant qnlckly stepped to the piano, and striking the keys with both fists, chanted back solemnly In the saute air: “ I ’m very glad of It, because I don't like you a b it!” Anyone else would have had the man thrown out for his Impudeuce, but tlie marquis paused at the door aud smiled approvingly. " I guess we shall get on nicely, after all,” he said, pleasantly. “ See my magglordomo and speak to him about terms.” Beatty Will Hold Over. Washington, Feb. 27.— Judge Beatty, I of Idaho, has been requested to remain on the bench to hold the March term of court, which means that his resigna tion w ill not be accepted until after congress adjourns. It is understood that this arrangement is made so that (the president, in making the selec tion of a new judge, may have the I views not only of Senator Heyburn, but of Senator Borah. No recommendation can properly be filed until Judge Beat ty ’s resignation has been accepted. The president wants to get the right man. Grant Says He Didn't. Washington, Feb. 26.— Major F. D. I Grant, commanding the department ol I the East, says he did not criticise the president's attitude on the Ja|«tnese I question as he was reported to have done at a recent meeting. General ¡Grant was at the War department on matter* connect«! with the Jamestown | exposition, and made an informal ¡statement to Secretary Taft, saying his Philadelphia speech hail been mis quoted or misunderstood. General | Grant also wrote a personal letter to President Roosevelt. N e rv o u s ? Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take it — Ayer’s Sarsa parilla. If you doubt, then consult your doctor. We know what he will say about this grand old family medicine. Sold for over 60 years. T h I» la th e first question you r doctor would ask: “ A re your bowel# r e g u la r ? " He knows that daily action o f th e bowels Is absolutely essential to recovery. K eep your liv e r active and your bow el» regular by taking laxative dotes o f A y e r’ s m ils. Au ije rs b y J. O. A y e r Oo., L o w e ll, Also manufacturers o f JL HAIR VI00R. AGUE CURE. CHERRY PECTORAL. C o u ld S t i l l H e a r S o m e . “ Doctos, my wife say. she U getting deaf.” “ Tell her it's because she Is getting old." "Do you believe she Is deaf enough for that to be safe?” — Houston Post. Smothers Piles' Pat Bill. Major Goethsls' Record. Washington, Feb. 26.— There is tron- Washington, Feb. 27.— Major G. W Goethals, named by the president as ble ahead for Kererentetive Cushman, hief engineer of Ihe Panama canal, heranse he today defeat«) the pet bill was graduated from West Point in 1880 of Senator Piles, authorizing the ap and after two years at the engineer* pointment of an appraiser of curtoma school at W illett Point, N. Y ., was fog for Puget sound. The bill passed the two years on the staff of General Nel-1 senate and was called np In the h son A. M ile« as engineer officer of tne when s motion was mode to stterh sn department of the Columbia, and in amendment removing the office of col- numerous oilier positions. He was s lector of customs from Port Townsend chief engineer of the army corps during to Heattle. Mr. Cushman objected, the war with Hpain. land the b ill was put aside. The horse can draw the load without help, if you reduce friction to almost nothing by applying M ic a Axl< to the wheels. N o other lubri cant ever made wears so long and saves so much horsepower. Next time t r y M ic a A xle G r e a s e . S ta n d a rd O U C o. write Us n g r a v in g E PLATES A P r e t t y E x p e r im e n t . FOR PR IN T IN G A very pretty effect may be produced i HICKS-CHATTEN by using some aniline dye In powdered Portland Oregon form in aleohol. Fill a small glass Only O ne “ B R O M O Q UININE” That Is L A X A T IV E BROMO Quinine. S im i with tlie alcohol and drop the smallest la rly nsint-d remedies sometimes deceive It The first and o rigin a l Cold Tablet is s W H IT E portion o f the dye on Its surface. PA C K AG E w ith black and red letterin g, and will shoot down through the liquid, bears the signature o f E. W. GROVE. 26c. like a strand of color, dividing into two Each year brings us increased orders I n t h e C o m in g ; D a y s . branches, which will subdivide again for our seeds. Why? Because we supply Husband— Maria, this is going to be a and again until you have, apparently, only those that produce satisfactory and closely contested election, and we’ve got an Inverted plant in miniature growing profitable crops. We know, after many to get everybody out. You’ll have to j before your eyes. * Au arrangement of years of experience, what sorts are best to plant on this coast. Buy P. S. Co.'s hurry, or you’ll be too late. | mirrors may be made to throw the re- ‘ Diamond Brand" Seeds, the best for Wife— Gracious, John ! I can’t vote ; flection of this on a screen or a wall, the West. Our new 100 page Annual to-day. There’s no use in talking about , Catalog and Seed Planter s Guide; No. it. I haven't a thing that's fit to wear to , au<1 tl,p enlarged shadows will be very 260 free on request. I Interestin'? to watch. the polls. GOOD Mothers w ill find Mrs. W inslow ’ s Toothing Syrup the beat rem edy to use fo r th e ir children lu r in g the teeth in g period. k E N T IS T R Y Set Us Before S y stem . Railway Magnate— I don’t see how the accident could have happened. We run our road on the block system. Unreasonable Person— I know it. j You’re so busy running out blocks of watered stock that you can’t pay any at tention to the way you run your trains. Shake Into Y ou r Shoee A lle n ’s Foot-Fase. A powder. I t makes tigh or new shoes fuel easy. I t is a certain cure to; sweating, callous and hot, tired , aching feet Sold by a ll Druggists. P rice 25c. T ria l paek- age m ailed FREE, Address A lle n S. Olmsted, Le& oy, N ew York. * You Go Elsewhere EXAMINATIONS FREE G old Crowns, $3; B rid ge W o rk , per tooth, f t ; Piute a. ?S; S ilver Fillin gs, 60c; Gold Fillings, ft. Y A L E DENTISTS 167 % First S treet PO UT L A N D , O REGON FRUIT TREES, VINES, PLANTS h ave stood the test fo r over 50 years, and are still in the lead. T h eir absolute certain ty o f grow th , their uucommonly large yields o f d eliciou s vegetables and beoutlful flowers, m ake them the most , ‘ reliable aud the most popular every- , where. Sold by all dealers. 1907 ^ S e e d A n n u a l free on request. 0. M. FERRY A CO.. Dstroit, Mich. B ER K S H IR E SWINE, (Registered) SH O RTH O RN C A T T LE, Registered B A R R E D AND W HITE RO C KS PACIFIC NURSERY CO. Catalogue Free. Tangent. Oregon C o m p a r ls o n a . Mrs Kross-Ithodes— Still, in the city there is more going on. You have ever much more variety than we do out here. Mrs. Avnoo— Ah, me, yes! In the Inst year I have tried cooks of seventeen dif ferent nationalities, aud haven’t found one to suit me yet. C I T C St* V itu s’ Dance and all N ervou s Diseases 1 1 1 V perm anently cured by Dr. K lin e ’ s Great S e rv e R estorer. Hend for F R E E |2 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R . H .K lin e , Ld.,»31 A rc h Bt., Phlla.,Pa. N ot Q u ite In H ie L in e . Kind Hearted Woman— Wluj don’t you give up your idle, useless* way of living and make a man of yourself? I don’t suppose it ever occurred to you that even a person of your stamp might be useful in settlement work. Goodman Gonrong— No, ma’am. I’ve done a little flat workin', but workin' a whole settlement is too dog-gone risky. SEEDS PORTLAND SEED CO. Portland, Oregon Spokane, Wash. p A IN L E S S FREE SAM PLE DR. C. GEE WO M ULE-TEAM BORAX W ith 82-i>ago illustrated booklet, g iv in g Wonderful Home Treatment 1,000 uses for Borax In the Home. Farm and Dairy, and a Souvenir Picture, 7x14 In., 10 colors free for 6c and you r dealer’s name. Address 1’acltio Coast Borax Co., Oakland, Cal. CROPS NEVER This wonderful Chi nese Doctor Is called great becauso he ourcs people without opera tion that art g'ven up to die. He cares wl h l those wonderful Cht- j n«-se herbs, roots, buds, I barks and vegetables I ihat are entirely tin- 1 known to medical tel- __________ ______ cue« In this country through tlie use o f those harm less remedies. T ills fam ous d octor know s (he anion o f over 600 differ-at renmdi s, which he uses successftiMy in different diseases, lie gimran'ces to core catarrh, asthma, lung, throat rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, liver, kid neys, etc.; has hundreds o f testimonials. ( barges moderate. Call and see him. Pa tents out o f the city write for blanks and circulars, FAIL In ihe t i p p e r S u n k « V a l l e y , I d a h o , w heiv '.’5,OUO Mississippi V a lle y liom eseekers are air« ady located. 600.u0o aer« s undeveloped, irrlgab e land still uwalt the settler. R ichest a d »test watered va lley In the world. Finest c ilm a te; choicest fruit; im m ense crops o f grain, alfalfa su iar beets. |4,<w0,- 000 Invented In sugar factories. N e w Ji. R. extern ■Ion to Y ellow ston e park opens country o f vast re* sources. A s h t o n started -Ian. i, iao«, a record breaker. W rite for particulars. C . C . M O O ItK K K A L K S T A T K C O M P A N Y 8 t. A n t h o n y a m i A s h to n , Id a h o . b e n d s ta m p . C O N H 17L T A T I O N * RLE. Address Th ere Is m ore Catarrh In this section o f the cou ntry than a ll othor diseases pu t together, and u n til the last few years was supposed to be Incurable. For a great m any years doctors pro nounced it a lo ca l disease, and prescribedlocal rem edies, and by co n sta n tly fa ilin g to cure w ith lo c a l treatm ent, pron ou n ced itin c u ra b le. Science has proven ca ta rrh to be a constitu tional disease, and th e refo re requ ires constitu tion a l treatm ent. H a ll’ s Catarrh Cure, m a n u -, factured b y F. J. Cheuey & C o .»T o led o , Ohio, is I the o n ly con stitu tion a l cure on the m arket. It *,s ta ken in te rn a lly in doses from lO d r o p s to a easpoonful. I t acts d ir e c tly on the blood and muc ms surfaces o f the system. T h ey o ffer one Made In all styles and a'l sixes. Get w ater and oil hundred dolla rs fo r any case It fails to cure. anywhere. Best D rillin g Tools made. Get eaia- Send fo r circu lars and testim onials. B EA LL & CO. Address, K. J . C H E N E Y & C O .,T o led o , O I okn s lid prices. Bold by Druggists, 75c. 321 H aw thorne nve. Portland, Or. H a ir s F a m ily F ills are the best. The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 162>4 Tint SU. S. C. Cor. Morrlion Portland. O r *(o a , M ention paper A U ST IN W EL L DRILLS «¿ e ta H ack at H im . Newed— When you say anything that makes your wife angry what does she do— threaten to return to her par ents? Oldwed— Worse than that She re peats some of the fool things I said during our courtship. STAND FIRM When you buy &n OILED SUIT or SLICKER demand S tim u la te th e B lood. Brandreth’s Pills are the great blood puriiier. They are a laxative and blood tonic, t ey act equally on the bowels, the kidneys and the akin, t us cleansing I lie stem by the natural < utlet of the body, K hey stimulate the blood so a« to enable nature to thr w off all morbid huntorw and cure all troubles nri ing from an impure te of tl e blood. One or two taken every night w 11 prove an invaluuble j remedy. Esc »pill contains one g ain of solid ex tinct of sarsaparilla, which, with other Agree nn Appeal Bill. luable vrg table products, make it a Washington, Feb. 27.— The confer blood purifier of excellent character. Brandreth’s Pil's have been in use for ence report on the bill regulating ap over a centur y and are n id in every drug peals in criminal prosecutions to per and medicine store, eiti.er plain or sugar* ate«!. init appeals by the government, as adopted by the senate todny, allows L im it. writs of error within 30 days on behalf The elderly man bad evidently loved ' of the United States in the District and loat out. courts direct to the Supreme court of I euppoae,” he aald, "that my gray the United States on all criminal de hairs do not appeal to you.” cisions on demurrers to indictments Oh, I respect the few gray hairs! or arresting of a judgment of convic you have," rejoined she of the refriger tion for insufficiency of the indictment, ator heart, “ but somehow I am unable ' where decisions are baaed on the in validity or constuction of the statutes. to generate any respect for your bald pate.” ___________________ Shortens Time o f Waiting. Washington, Feb. 26.— In the final consideration in the senate of the agri cultural appropriation bill, an amend ment drawn by Senator Heyburn was adopt««I, providing that settlers upon government irrigation projects who make full payment of the government charges for furnishing water supply and comply with the requirement of five years' residence shall receive patents for land at the expiration of five years, instead of having to wait for ten years, under the reqniretnent« of the irriga tion art. D on ’t P u sh /bWMAS® It s the easiest and only w ay to get the best Sold everywhere iwe« to Mire. = E X C U R S IO N = To Sunny Alberta = C A N AD A = March 22 and every two weeks thereafter; $12 for round trip, which includes be th and meals. Trip costs you nothing If you buy land. Write and barn about our Special Pullman Car Kx- cursion. Pitts CURtD m 6 TO 14 DAYS. H. E. Barnum Land Co. PORTLAND, OREGON Tt T ln p n e n . E v e r y S i g h t . UTNAM “ thc house or quality ” Sherman, Clay & Co. S IX T H ANO M O R R IS O N S T R E E T S • « p o s it s p o s t e r n e s , p o s t l x n o PAZO O IN TM E N T 1, gu .ren teod lo c u ro any t u t o l Ichin g, blind, bleeding or protruding p ile , in • to it d ay« or money refunded.SOe. At the end of one of the sessions qf the world’s convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union In Bos ton, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens condemned the habit which so many men have of going out between the acts at the theater. I am In hearty sympathy." said Mrs. Stevens, “ with a woman whose hus band ssld heartily to her, at the end ai an Interesting drama: ‘Jove, what a play. I don't believe there was a dry eye In the house when the curtain went down on the third se t' No," said the lady, bitterly, 'but there seemed to be the usual Dumber of dry throats.'” Thu L a d w ig Plano hna character o f Ita own. MiiHlclaiiH in tu itively recognise Ita charm. Tone I h It« ch ief characturU tlc—ao refined nnd aym pntlietlc; ho w onderful In Ita •weetnean nnd purity tlmt you m arvel at 1ta source. From the beginning the principle WitH fixed to g iv lv e « “ thu iitniont «jualltv certain p ric e —high M unongh to allow th«> b «s t o f everyth in g; low enough to only y luid a rennonnble profit without any additional Charge fo r reputation. The above piano I h St vie I - price $.175. de livered at your railroad Htatlon, with atool, s c a rf and instruction book. I f desired you may pay $.'17.30 cash and the balance In m onthly or quarterly payments. W e furnish this piano In oak, wnlnut or mahogany. S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D when yon trade w ith Sherman, Clay A Co. First y ou know the price la right. E very piano Is m a rk 'd In plain figures. One price— no more — ih » less. Second the Rtnndlng o f this o ld firm Is a guarantee that a ll your dealings w ill I m * satisfactory. Besides the Lu dw ig piano we are sole atrenfs for Htelnwar, Knstw, A. B. Chase, E verett. Mason A Ham lin. Packard, Fischer, Conover, klsfey, Kingsbury. Emerson, .Sterl ing. W ellin gton , Huntington and Membta- ponn. W e also sell organs and V ictor T a lk in g Machines. W e have a fine six o c ts «e or gan at $Ht>. W rite fo r estalogue. prices and term s P e sure and mention tlmt you saw the advertisem ent In this paper. I L . F. N. U. W 214 213 Chamber o f Commerce. W . WSTIARD I'lT T ll TAtntlA SPWIRI B'LURCH AM IVfifTT No. 10 07 H E N w r it in g * t o a < l v e r t i s e r s pl< m e n tio n th is p a p e r. D O U G L A S $3.00 A N D $3.50 SH O ES Titit 'woau) j W. L DOUGLAS $4.00 GUT EDGE SHOES CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT ANT PRICE. SH O ES FO R E V E R Y B O D Y A T A LL P R IC E S t\ M en's S h o e«, HA to SI.AO. Hoys* Shoes, S.'l to S I.2A . W o m e n ’# Shoes, R 4tu 9I.AO. .Misses* 4c C h ild ren 's sh o e *. Si.'-iA to Sl.O.t. W . L- D ouglas sliofls sre recognized l*y ex p e rt iu<lgo» o f fo otw ea r^ to be the be.*t in sty le , fit and w ear produced in tliis country. Each part o f the shoe and e v e ry d eta il or the m a k in ? Is looked a fte r and w atched o v e r b y s k ille d shoem akers, w ith o u t regard to tim e o r cost. I f I could ta k e you In to m y la rge factories at I B rockton , M aes., and sh ow you h ow c a re fu lly \V. I,. D ou glas 1 Shoes are m ade, you would then understand Why th e y hold th e ir shape, fit butts w e a r longer, and are o f grea ter va lu e thnn a ny o th er makes. W. L Doagls* name nnd price la stamped on the tw.itom which nrr»t»c«a the wearer agafnat high price# and in fe rio r shoe*. T a k e #<Mt Cvtor X vrtrtt ut<d eucltutr-!y. % n H w i* s «liH $ e . Catalog mm led frm , Mold I .y I fie FADELESS o lo r m e re s e e d s b rig h te r a m i f a s t e r c o lo rs t h e n a n y e t h e r d> e. O ne 10c r w e re e t c e d « • g iv e p e r fe c t ren u lta . A s k d e a le r , e r w e w ill s e e d p o st p a m U m m tk p a d m ia ce te ra . M O N ftO C D O U G CO u . Ih d e m d B e . M ia M a r k p e e fc a f* c a t e r s lO c S «4 « h i * dealers everyw h ere. W . 1«. M i l 411, % w, l l r » r l n » H , M s a DYES nd retten eoualty weW an W rit« far fraa beotuct haw la