Ministerial Piracy,
Aked, the famous minis-
I responded to the toast o f “ Elo-
e’nce” at a banquet at San Francis*
O j c. W.
TRY POND LILY SALAD
A P P L E B U S IN E S S G R O W S.
N o rth w e s t W ill S o o n M a r k e t 1 0 0 , 0 0 0
C a r lo a d s P e r Y e a r.
Women s Secrets
There is one men in the United State# w ho hee perhaps heard
m ore w om en's secrets than any other man o r woman in the
Spokane, Wash. — “ It is no idle
country. These secrets ere not secrets o f guilt or shame, but
E G G S A N D O T H E R T H IN G S .
statement to say that in a compara
the secrets o f suffering, and they have been confided to D r.
tively few years there will be 100,000
R . V . Pierce in the hope and expectation of advioa and help.
carloads o f apples marketed from
That few of these women have been diseppointed in their e x
pectations ia proved by the fact that ninety-eight per cent, o l
Veal C roq u e tte s T h a t A r e Taaty, Made Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Mon
all women treated by D r. Piero# have been absolutely and
tana alone.”
F ro m M e at Left O v e r— Stuffed
altogether cured. Such a record would be remarkable if the
This statement is contained in a
Pep p e rs, M a d g e 's C o o k ie s
cases treated were numbered by hundreds only. But when
letter received by the managenymt o f
that record applies to the treatment of m ore than bali-a- mil
and P ie C ruts.
the National Apple show from Howard
lion women, in a practice o f over 40 years, it is phanomenal,
x
Elliot, president o f the Northern Pa
and entitles Dr. Pierce to the gratitude aocorded him by w om en, as the first o l
P o n d Lily Sa la d . —On separate salad cific Railway company, forwarding a
specialists in the treatment o f w om en's diseases.
plates arrange some nice white let subscription o f $1,000 for the Yailroad
Every sick woman may consult Dr. Pierce by letter, absolutely w ith ou t
tuce leaves. Boll eggs hard, one and and $250 as a personal contribution to
charge. A ll replies are mailed, sealed ia perfectly plain envelopes, w ith ou t
one-half for each person. Cut whites the fourth annual competitive exposi
any printing or advertising whatever, upon them. Write without fear as w ith
out fee, to W orld’ s Dispensary Medical A ssociation, Dr. R . V . Pierce, P rest..
In long strips, placing these In cen tion and Enakops street carnival, No
Buffalo, N. Y.
“ The National
There’s another movement on in ter of lettuce. Then chop yolks fine, vember 23 to 30.
D R . P I E R C E ’S
F A V O R IT E
P R E S C R IP T IO N
¡ifew York to pay school teachers al adding finely chopped celery, parsley Apple show, by bringing together the
most half as much as policemen and and olives. Mix well with mayon best minds in the business, is a po S V T n l s o w W e a l « . W o m a n S t r o n g ,
nearly as much as crossing sweepers. naise dressing, season with salt and tent factor in helping to place the
S t o i c VST o m e n
W
e ll.
apple industry upon a sound, scientific
This is an age o f extravagance!— pepper and place in middle of dish.
Veal
C roqu ette s. —Use
beef or and commercial basis,” Mr. Elliott
Louisville Courier-Journal.
chicken or any kind of leftover meat. says. “ The day o f the commercial
“ The woman who did the shooting
“ W illy,” said mamma, severely, as
Put the meat through the chopper, orchard has come, not alone in the
He—I suppose you were fishing when season with salt and pepper, moisten West, but all over the country, and she noted his dilapidated condition, is an actress, o f course?
“ No.”
“ you’ve been fighting again.”
; you caught me?
with cream sauce or soup; add well men are giving the same careful and
“ Authoress, then?”
“ Yes, mamma.”
She— Well, I used to think so, but beaten egg; cracker crumbs to make thorough attention to the production
“ No, just an ordinary individual.’ ’
“ And didn’t you promise me that
now I know I must have been bear stiff enough to mold In balls and fry o f apples that is devoted to the mak
“ Hum,” said the city editor; “ that
when you wanted to hit anyone you
hunting.
sauce for same. Fry a small onion In ing o f steel or to any other business would always stand still and count a is a bigger sensation than I thought."
that
is
conducted
with
skill
and
intel
butter for the flavor only, take out
— Washington Herald.
hundred?”
f
and brown some flour; then add either ligence.
“ So I did, mamma.
And this is
“ The study and attention and care what Jacky Jones did while I was
soup stock or water and then season
She— " I t is a woman’s lot to suffer
with salt, pepper and catsup. Cream given to the production of fruit by the counting. ►
’— London Chronicle.
in silence.”
grower,
must,
as
the
production
in
sauce
may
be
poured
over
them
In
LTHE K E Y S T O N E j
He— “ I should put it differently.”
creases, be supplanted by efforts for
stead.
B E S T B L U IN G M A D E .
She— “ How, pray?"
TO H EALTH
Stuffed Pepper». —Be sure and get publicity as to the many uses o f the
He— “ A silent woman suffers a lo t ."
Twenty years’ experience back of
bell peppers. For six large peppers apple, by combined efforts for wider
IS
E very
cut tops and take out seeds. Boll for markets and by additions to the pres R E D C R O SS B A L L B LU E.
housewife that uses it will have no
half an hour one and one-half cups ent facilities for storage and trans other. It is the only blue that is
portation.
S T O M A C H
of chopped veal, one-half cup cold
all blue.
“ Therefore, it will be necessary for
boiled rice three chopped tomatoes,
Liquid bluing Is discarded forever
one-half teaspoon salt, one tablespoon the apple grower to do what thu grain after R E D CRO SS BALL BLUE Is
This means' that tried. Makes clothes clear and white.
of melted butter. Fill the shells with grower has done.
this and a few buttered cracker as the production increases the grower Large package 10 cents. AT ALL
r i n e s t In Q u n l' ty . L a r g e * « In V a r ie t y .
They meet every \ requirement for rieaulng uutl
crumbs on top. Bake about one hour. must have facilities at his home or G R O C E R S.___________________
ul klud* ami colors.
polishing
nho*s of ail
nearby station and
M a d g e ’s C ookies. — Cup of butter, chard, at the
A household once supplied with Ham
cup of powdered sugar, cup of corn throughout the country to properly lin* Wizard Oil is seldom allowe i to be
starch, tablespoon of milk, two well care for his crop to receive the best without it. In case of sudden mishap
or accident it takes the place o f the old
beaten eggs, small glass of sherry ^ market prices.”
family doctor.
and teaspoon baking powder. Flour
to make stiff enough to roll; roll thin L I V E S T O C K W O R T H $ 9 1 , 6 2 9 , 4 0 0
Barber— “ Did I ever shave you be
and cut, then brush over with milk;
sprinkle cinnamon, granulated sugar D r, W thycom be o f O . A . C . T e lls fore, sir?
HEARTBURN
Customer— “ Yes, once.”
and chopped nuts.
In terestin g F a c ts at Banquet.
Barber — “ I don’t remember your
Good P ie C ru st.— Six heaping table
POOR APPETITE
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor face.”
spoons
of
flour;
about
half
teaspoon
INDIGESTION
Customer—“ No I suppose not. It’s
of baking powder, tablespoon lard vallis—That the annual live stock pro
COSTIVENESS
and a little salt Mix with milk In duction of the state is worth $91,689,- all healed up n ow ."
400, was stated by Dr. James Withy-
stead of water.
MALARIA
RELIEVES
OIIaT KD(fR til* only ladle* »he* dressing
combe, director o f the experiment sta
that positively contain* Oil* Black* and I’olUhei
SO R E
take the Bitters first. You will
tions at the State Agricultural Col
fad let' and chlldraa'i boota and ahora, ahlaea
e
v
e
s
F rlc a se e d Beefsteak.
without rubbing- 25o. “ French Olo»»,“ 10c.
lege, in an address at the annual ban
DANDY combination for cleaning aud^pomhJnf
ind it exceedingly helpful.
Take a round steak and cut It Into quet o f the Oregon Pure Bred Live
“ I hadn’t been talking with him all kinds of rusael nr tan sho*s. Mo. “Star alae, lttk
(¿LITE combination for gentlemen who tak*
small pieces about two Inches square; Stock association at the State fair.
three minutes before he called me an pride
in having their »hoe* look A 1. Hast or**
I roll each piece In flour, sprinkle salt
His statistics were as follows: ass. What sort o f a person is he?
color and lu*tr* to all black ahoea. Polish with •
brush
or
26c.
and pepper over all and put Into fry 673,750 cattle valued at $13,475,000;
“ Well, I never knew him to tell a BABY cloth,
ELITE six* 10c.
ing pan with plenty of lard or butter. 175.000 dairy cows at $7,000,000; lie.”
If your deal*r do** not keep th* kind you wank
_________________
“ Why didn’t you go to see the coro Put Into oven and brown as you would 295.000 horses at $432,538,000; 8,670
■end ui his add ret» and th* price In stamp* fol
a full sU* package.
nation, Bilboy?
a roast, turning pieces a few times. mules at $1,040,400; 2,401,000 sheep
Caddie— A flipunder the lug, sir—
W H ITTEM O RK B R O S. & C O .,
“ Do the English flock over here to Then add water and cook either in at $9,604,000; 324,000 hogs at $3,- morning, sir—got it from a small boy.
,Alb*ny • t . , O a m b r i d r . , M a t e
«pend their money when there is a oven o r on stove for an h o u r an d a 888,000; 220,000 goats at $880,000;
OldrMt and L a rannt M a n u fa rlu rtr* o j
Golfer—Good. Let’s see— er— what
txAei in Ihn W orld,
Shoa 1’uUahei
vidential inauguration?” — Buffalo half or two hours. Thicken the g r a v y 20,000,000 pounds o f wool at $4,000,- did you give him for it?
a n d serve.
press.
Caddie—
A
flip
under
the
lug,
air—
000; 880,000 pounds o f mohair at
$264,000; dairy products at $14,000,- Punch.
Mother* w ill L ed Mrs. WInaloWs Soothlag
000; and poultry at $5,000,000, mak
Jyrup tha bast remedr to uae ior their children
Shake Into Tour Shoes
luring the teething period.
ing at total o f $91,689,400.
Alien*« Foot-Esss. a powder for the fe e t. It ears*
C. L. Hawley o f the college board painful, swollen, amaitina. aweetlne fe e t. Makeg
't>O H T L A V I>, OKTM H *
o f regents was reelected president at new ahoee eeay. Sold by ell Druaaiate end Shoe
Crawford— You say this contrivance
Stereo. D on't a ccept any substitute. Sample
the annual meeting, and H. C. Marris FREE. Addreaa A. S. Olmated. Le Roy, N . Y .
is an entirely original invention?
was made secretary.
The meeting
Crabshaw — Why, man, it’s some
“ Why do they call these dentists’
was addressed by Prof. Carlysle o f
thing that wasn’t even in use among
Idaho, Prof. Van Pelt o f Iowa, and offices dental parlors?’ ’ asked Smith of
the Chinese thousands o f years ago.—
SEND FOR
President W. J. Kerr o f O. A. C. his friend.
New York Times.
FREE
“ Why, parlor is the old-fashioned
Kerosene will make boots or shoes President Kerr spoke on the advan
FIRST
LESSONS
name
for
drawing-room.”
—
Presbyter
hardened by water soft and pliable as tage o f agricultural education, the
ian Standard.
necessity
of
getting
the
boys
inter
new.
Place a deep skillet over iron» ested in farming early, and other farm
¡ñ ñ t» »«'iíTmlÍFirn'1
when they are heating. They will re problems.
JOBLWHDELL^
tain the heat longer.
Boiled starch Is made smooth and R O Y A L H I G H C L E R K F O R O . A . C .
effective by the Introduction of sperm,
Fin e A d d itio n s to C o lle g e S w in e H e r d
salt or gum arable dissolved.
B o u g h t at S ta te Fa ir.
Old paint stains may be removed
TIabita Poaftlv*!/ Cared.
from cloth by covering the »pot with
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
Only Mthortwd Baciar
etimi* La Onaoa. wrlto
olive oil or butter, then applying chlo vallis— Royal High Clerk, last year’s
for lì 1 aatoal»lei roalag.
roform.
champion Berkshire boar at the state
It’s a good scheme to keep a long fair, which also won a second this
crochet needle In the bathroom to year at Salem, has just been bought
draw out threads or hairs from the by the Oregon Agricultural college
waste pipes, which »top the outflow of from Barrows & Davenport, o f Crab
PNU
N a 1»->U
water.
tree, Ore., for the purpose o f starting
Steel, when rusty, may be cleaned a new Berkshire herd on the college
I X IT H K N w r it in g t o a d v e r t is e r s p i e « « « I
by giving the article a good coating farm. He is one o f the finest Berk
Elwood, I n d . - " T ou r remedies have of sweet oil, leaving It for a few days shire boars in Oregon.
cored me and I have only taken six and .then rubbing It with unslaked
Eight small pigs were also pur- J
bottles o f Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegeta- lime.
chased by the college for use on the
......... .— —
:— ble Compound. I
Parsley may be kept fresh and demonstration train which is to go up
was s i c k t h r e e
months and could green for several days If It Is put In through Sherman, Gilliam and Morrow
Cured
and w at H
amali coat by . uno
n o t w a lk . I suf a covered earthen Jar In a cool placa counties, through the dry farming sec- j Rheumatism, Stomach and
J a permanetly
____, in . »hört , time
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of
‘
“ 8 nd for
i -
almi— it:
• concentrated mineral water. No Fake.
fered all the time. It will last longer than In water.
tion, in October.
There are two o f] » Lung I rO U . l bl6S,
nkin I)l8 e a 8 6 fl testimoníala and literature, f 1.00 trial package 25 renta.
The doctors said I
To scald milk put the milk In a pan each of the four breeds, Poland China, Addrenn L A N G ’ S R O C K Y M O U N T A IN M IN E R A L W O N D E R C O M P A N Y
could not get well or double boiler, stand In a pan of Berkshire, Chester White and Duroc
231 M ain Htroet. P O R T L A N D . O REG O N .
without an opera boiling water over the Are. When the
Jersey.
_______________
tion, f o r Z cou ld milk begins to steam It Is scalded.
h a r ’ l v stand the
To clean and renew shine of leather
pains in my siues.
BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL
especially my right chairs, brush off first all dust Then
1 1m i* *• ns« inrw * «tiwS«, ■ *"■*
rub
well
with
a
mixture
of
three
one, and down my
,*1 n r ral wwt Sal am W ****** tbr
111 H B fi*» " A H pnei m i kreaa
right leg. I began I parts benzine and one of sweet olL
I Fori, n o e l •»** ie a lid M
eel better when I had taken only
If dirt seems to settle under the
l e w . e t h a * 440
W O M EN wear W .L D o u g la s stylish, perfect
« sin W —*
botWs o f Compound, but kept on i nails rub pulverized pumice stone un
fitting, eaay walking b oo ls, because they give
was afraid to stop too soon. Mra.
1 r: \ ‘ ~T i
IfUMfT AUTO WKXX I
der them with an orange eUck and
long wear, same as W .L D o u g la s M en’ s shoes.
■ v f it
( m m
ie M u l le n , 2728 2»« B. fct., l l
wash with warm water.
y
I ' - 23« led I n n a fwlhai Or
d, Ind.
.
,
_
T H E S T A N D A R D O F Q U A L IT Y
hy will women take chances wi .fi
Rice Ice Cream.
operation or drag out a 8l£klY‘
-hearted existence, missing three-
Boil tor five minutes two cupfuls ol
ths of the jo y of living, when they cream, four tablespoonful» of sugar,
T h e workmanship w hich ha* m a d e W .l^
find health in Lydia L . Pinkham 4 j the rind of one lemon, three bay
To Number of E ntries for Each Fersen
Douglas shoe* famous the w orld over *»
in th it Prir# C ontest.
e table Compound ?
| ]eaves and one Inch of cinnamon stick.
maintained in every pair.
or thirty years it has been iM
idard remedy fo r female Ills, an l Put three ounces of ground rice in a
I f ! could take you into my large fariorie*
basin
and
mix
it
into
a
smooth
paste
cured thousands o f women w no
at Brockton, Mass., and »how you h ow
Entry in each cl*** will be »elected which
with cold milk; »dd the boiled cream
e been troubled with sne
beet adrertkwa thi* stmog. growing, vlgor-
carefully W .L D o u g la » thoe* are made, you
Pa»»
its as displacements, InflanimatVjm, and simmer fifteen minute«.
oo*. western company which write* * liberal
Hie in*uranee policy containing aocMtM and
ration, fibroid tumors, Irregula'" through sieve; when cold, add one ten-
w o u ld then understand w hy they are w a r
health
feature*.
and
which
Invent*
It*
fund*
, periodic pains, backache, indige» spoonful of vanilla extract, and then
r a n t e d to hold their ihape, fit better and
|o help the We«t. Con teat aioae* itept *>.
, and nervous prostration.
S. Blai «*••*, 1341 Yamhill •«..
freeze. Daring the freezing add one
w ea» longer than any other make for the price
’ y o u h a v e tlie slig h te st rtonM
Fortland, Con. Agt.
cupful of whipped and sweetened
P l U T i n U T H * g e n u i n e H a v e W . I - I F o n g la s
t L y d ia E . P in k h a m a ' effo-
b
ffU IIU W n a m e a n 4 p r i c e s t a m p e d a n M M m
!fl C o m p o u n d w ill h e lp j o j , cream. Serve In dainty cup», with
‘ tifia * aho** la
If ?•
>« cannot obtain 1 . I» r ►
ground
almonds
sprinkled
on
top.
l o w , v r ita fo r c a ta lo g . *h/w a m i l d ir e c t O N E F A I R o f m r H O » « *
t e t o r ir s . P in k h a m a t L y n n ,
- Í rnfll
p9* fa
r*" c to
' r y u. w «a r*r. all h a r r — p r* paid W . L l f t . n o a If O P .* « i l l p o * t t l v * l y o w t w a o t r r
ss, for a d v i c e .
RrCwewk B m A. le» Lsfis Ob
O LA S, 146 »p a rk HL, B r o c k t* * , Ma**. T W O F A IJUI o f ord ìmmrj boya' ab «**
1 h e a h w oin re'v con fid en t!»«*
L th e «ulvivL
“ But it is better to be silent, ” said
pr Aked in concusion, “ than to be
Eloquent by unfair means.
“ There was once a divine whose
mod wife said to him:
* “ ‘James, dear, the Rev. Dr. Tenth-
I ¡y has made over $200 by the publica
tion of a volume o f sermons.
You
pi*ach much better than Dr. Tenthly,
fear. Why not print a few o f your
lennons?’
I “ ‘ My love,’ the man whispered
hoarsely, ‘ they were all printed long
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