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Loss of Appetite I s loss of vitality, vigor or tone, and Is often a forerunner of prostrating dis ease. It Is serious and especially so to people that must keep up and doing or get 'behindhand. The best medicine to take for It Is the great constitutional remedy two wood engravers l e f t Their Art Was Swamped by Photo-Mo- chanical Process, but May Be Revived. NEWS fòrtfìe YOUNQ PEOPLE YOU CAN ASSIST YOUR WEAK STOMACH The nosslblllty of a revival of the art of wood engraving is an ever recur ring subject of discussion. It will be found to lie in painter-engraving, that la original effort, rather than in the HOME-MADE YANKEE BOBSLED "Which purifies and enriches the blood reproductive art In which so consum mate an achievement was attained in Excellent Coasting Sled May Be Put! gtd builds up the whole system. opt It today In usual liquid form or our days. Together by Handy Youngster chocolated tablets called S a r s a t a b s . In the last quarter of the nineteenth — Easy to Guide. back to it» normal con century the I'nlted States wlinessed a dition by taking a short Or heart trou Me; w'sh to development of reproductive wood en A good coasting sled, which 1 call a see the ca*e 1 ca n 't cure. graving carried tp what was apparent course of Yankee bob, can be made from two \ No Diujrs. ly the limit of Its possibilities In the hardwood barrel staves, two pieces ot j DR. DCUCtlA'», O. C. 3 3 8 Union Avenue N., Porli ind, Or. suggestion of tones and textures. The 2 by 6 -lnch pine, a piece of hardwood glorious period of success was as re for the rudder and a few pieces ot i Second-Hand Machin ery bought, soni an \ markable In 1 ‘. i products as It was boards, writes William Algie, Jr., ot exchanged: • n c in e s short In duration. The photo-mechani Little Falls, N. Y., In Popular Meehan toiler . pawm.llt*. etc. The J . h. Martin f'o.. 7*i is' It tones and invigorates, cal process, particularly the now ubi ics. The 2 by 6 -inch pieces should be ¿t.. Portland. Send for Stock i is; and puces. quitous half-tone, swept all before a little longer than one-third the also prevents Poor Appe and only two noteworthy mem length of the staves, and each piece tite, Indigestion, Heart W anted—Men rnd Women them, bers of the group of men who made cut tapering from the wtdest part, 6 : 1 o learn barber t rade. Too's frae. Waites whi!*- burn, Costiveness, Colds, American wood engraving famous— Inches, down to 2 Inches, and then lean inK. Pobi'ious rt . a run teed. Interna iona 1 urber Schooi. -tL9 E. fcth S ’... Los Ansreles, Cut. Cole and Wolf—are today still regu fastened to the staves with large wood j Grippe and Malaria. larly practicing the art. TRY A BOTTLE TODAY. screws as shown In Fig. 1. Boards fv> The decay o twood engraving has 1 Inch thick are nailed on top of the I I l ! T L R D ' ^ R n c S . T f A t l 7 U .F S J S ki m . ('elln'oilf and Butt.,- prd Ribbon I ai'pes. Goo-I Gottis, Quick : e vie been deplored In print and speech pieces for a seat to hold the runners ?* nd 1« r comp ete Cmaloiru“ N" 2rt. Acme Stain not a few times, and not Infrequently together. The boards should be ot Works 1015 A t.. Tacc.n a. W ash. Simple Allegory. In apparent forgetfulness of the fact such a length as to make the runners A Tear said to the Smile: "Mam that not only will necessity Insure the about eighteen inches apart. "S t survival of that which fits Its case, A 2-Inch shaft of wood, Fig. 2, Is ma is gone; let us have a race.” They JL V .V . but In this case the revival is*already turned down to 1 inch on the ends and started. Sometime the Tear was h - hi h.— f^M \- r rf», Wt p> s tiv e V pay with us. But the art has arisen In a put through holes that must be bored ahead; then again little Smile ap m aiKe lirici- n- w ur.- m anu fnctu r-T .- arri hr r.-f r.- ca n pa new form, or rather there is a renais In the front ends of the 2 by 6 Inch peared. At last the Tear went in full n v r * th n 'l li - I 1-- r . St*n-i f Is ® » sance of an old form. It Is an open pieces. A small pin Is put through speed, and had nearly won—but there, R *¿£*0 I r - - 1 p r ie - ist am i ahrpp-m r lair na-’ ir *■ f-ill vii a - f,-r u n ir -k in - question whether there will ever again each end of the shaft to keep It in Smile saw mamma In the door—and N M I a-rur i «.. ihr Pclm'dr h | lH m M->l ~t i c‘ re ivi - be a general use ot wood engraving place. The rudder Is a lVfc-Inch hard won the race. for the purpose of reproducing paint wood piece which should be tapered If you use Eye Salve use the best. ings or drawings or photographs. Ilut to one-half Inch at the bottom and Fingernail Phctccraphy. P e t t i t ’ s E y e S a l v e is the standard, “Would ion like your sweethenrt '3 there is no doubt that an increasing is reliable and costs no more than infer ior goods that are unknown. Used by portrait placed on your fingernails?” number of artists have been turning Physicians and Oculists, helps where all 1 » a unusual query at n.ost of the to the wood block, as they have to others fail. It is not the T u b e or Box swell Berlin manicurists Just now. The etching or lithography, as a means of that cures, it is the S a l v e that does the new fad grew out cf a whim of a original, direct expression. Painter- work. Guaranteed by Howard Bros, pretty com in of the kaiser who had wood-engraving Is coming to its under the Government Food and Drugs own. an enameled portrait of her fiance Act. Don’t be deceived or misled. The In this country, the desire for orlg-, vorked on the nail of her little finger. only really antiseptic Eye Salve that has Inal work first took the form of en-: been in the market for years. Sold by The portrait was a gem of art in its Druggists throughout the known world. way and co. t $90. The manicurists graving direct from nature by some of took up the idea, and now. for a small the men who had he'.ped to bring re- \ Why Old Myths Survive. jfee of 20 marks—about $5—you can productive wood engraving to its high The destroyers of fine dramatic have anyone’s photograph placed on I state of development. Elbrlrige Kings- j myths tell us nowadays that the i i'l í Ji ’iftw your fingernail. The main skill of the I ley, W. B. Closson, the late Victor \ ! | Bernstrom, Henry Wolf and Frank j Caliph Omar did not burn the ancient manicurist consists in rendering the i French, long known as discerning in- library of Alexandria, and therefore •I 1 photograph watertight; which Is done I terpreters of the designs and paintings did not have a chance to say that all i ^liifniftiV iiTi i,Ti«-»rrrf If by coating it over with a shellac-like of others, felt the impulse of original the books in it that agreed with the substance, which 13 burned upon the ! creation and brought to Its service Koran were superfluous, and all that nail. This Is the only painful element Runners Made of Barrel Staves. | their long training and artistic tem- disagreed with the Koran were perni of the strange process. ! perament — Weitenkampf In Scrib- Quite a number of society dames | aer's. shod with a thin piece of Iron. A cious. Doubtless the perennial fresh have taken to the idea and every half-inch hole Is bored through the ness and vitality of the tale are due where you go you see fingernail pho "center of the shaft and a lag screw to an everlasting normal human ha tography. Mothers have pictures of put through and turned In the rudder tred of weed-grown, literary grave ________________ their favorite and prettiest children piece, making It so the rudder will yards. placed cn their fingernails; young men Only One "BROMO QUININE” turn right and left and, also, up and L A X A T IV E BROMO Q U IN IN E . lo o k and maidens display their sweethearts down. Two cleats are nailed to the T fo h r a t th is e sig n a tu re o f E . W. G R O V E . Used the In the same fashion, and the fad has upper sides of the runners and In the W orld over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c. spread marvelously since it was first middle lengthways for the person's Called. Introduced. A portrait on a fingernail heels to rest against. “I asked the audience to lend me will last with careful handling, about Any child can guide this bob, as all four month« without renewal. he has to do is to guide the rudder their ears,” said the verbose speaker. FO R SO R E SH O U LD ER S. right and left to go In the direction "But In three-quarters of an hour they | Ja s . B eck & Son, Centerfield, U tah , w rite . : named. If he wants to stop, he pulls were dozing.” "I see," replied the Great Value of Cocoanut. “ TYe 81-11 M cx ica n M u sta n g L in im cn ta n d I I h.-i re a pood sale for it, especially in thresh up on the handle and the heel of the financier. "They called the loan." The cocoanut is not only valuable ing tim e forh o r.es" sore shoulders." rudder will dig Into the snow, causing as a source of food and drink in trop I t contains no a lcoh ola n d so ca n n ot st ing I Nailed. in cases o f open w ounds. S ooth es and | too much friction for the sled to go ical countries, but is also the best of Housekeeper—Here, drop that coat relieves strained ligam ents a t once, any further. all »roes fo- j 2 5 c . 5 0 c . $1 a bottle at D rug & G en 'IS tscea I And clear out! Burglar—You be quiet, or I'll wake your wife and give her this letter I found In your pocket. NEW DOLL IS QUITE USEFUL Learn to Swim. Of the thirty-third victim of drown ing In the waters near St. Louis this 1 ittle Girls Can Use it as Muff to Keep Their Hands Warm—In season his mother said: “He was a Plant breeding and selecting I vented by New Yorker. wonderful athlete. He could do any has been our business foryears. I We market the results in the I thing except swim, and I'm sure 1 shape of thoroughbred vegetable [ A doll that Is also a muff, or a muft don’t know why he never learned." It and flo//cr seeds. They grow | [ good crops. Is evident that this mother was not (hat Is a doll, whichever way you t a i 2 SEED ANNUAL averse to her son’s learning to swim. like, has been invented by a New FRE E ON REQUEST Unfortunatelly many women are op York man. The doll has the outward D. M. Farr; & Co., Detroit, Mich. I posed to boys acquiring this useful art, fearing accidents while learning. This Is unwise. If one travels at all. It Impossible to avoid the water. With two-thirds of the earth's surface covered by wa ter the chances are numerous that Ig norance of swimming may be fatal. Swimming Is one of the most health ful and enjoyable of exercises, with is o u r p rid e —o u r h o b b y —o u r e tu d y f o r y o n r« a n d advantages of still greater importance. Bow o u r success, a n d o u n is t h e b« a t p a in le s s w o rk to be fo u n d a n y w h e re , n o m a t t e r how much you The drowning of good swimmers Is pay. Com pure o u r P rices. i f r. f in is h p in t o a n d exceptional, while the loss of life of ¡U ALBERS BROS. ;'in ^ : ? v i b rid g e w o rk f o r o u t- those who cannot swim and get Into UK i ' w ■rff o n « day i f « W ir e d . deep water is the rule. Swimming P a in le s s e x t r a c t io n f r e e w h e n p late s^ o r should be taught In all the schools, b r id g e w o r k in o r d e r e d . Consultation free. and those who have not acquired the BEST AND CHEAPEST! ' r*" ~ ~ ' ~ ~ Molar Crowns $5.00 art as children should learn It at M il 22k Bridge Tssth4.€0 once.—St. Louis Bost-Dlspatch. Hood's Sarsaparilla ASTHMA H O S T E T T E R ’S STOM ACH B ITTERS Machinery I ramous ivionerra or n u y a . In the cities of Harput and Sivas are several firms engaged in the manufacture of rugs of the best grade and quality. In Sivas there are 500 looms, with about 1,500 operatives, and In 'Harput about one-third that number of looms nud operatives. Nearly all the output of the Sivas looms is sold In Europe, while the output of the Harput looms is ship ped to America,___________ F r e e to O u r H e a d e r s W rite M urine E y e R em ed y C o., C h ica p o , fo r 48-pape illu s tr a te d E y e B ook F r e e . W rite a ll a b o u t Y o u r E y e T ro u b le a u d th ey will a d v ise a s to th e P ro p e r A p p lica tio n o f th e M urine E y e Remedies* in Y o u r S p e cia l C a se Y o u r D ru g p ist w ill te ll you t h a t M urine R elieve* Sore E y e s , S tre n g th e n s W eak E y e s D o e sn 't S m a rt, So o th es E y e P a in , a n d se lls fo r 50c. T ry I t in Your E y e s and in B a b y 's E y e s for S caly E y e lid s an d G ra n u la tio n . DAIRY FEED! w Gold r illin g t 1 .0 0 Enamel Fillings 1 .0 0 .50 Silver Filling* Good Rubber - Plates 5 . GO Best Red Rubber _ . PUte. 7 .5 0 OH. W. A. WISE, h n su r un Miauia P .in le te E utr’ tien . 6 0 BEST MBTHOOS 21 Tun KSTASLISHSa la PORTLAaS All work fully g u a ra n te e d fo r fifteen year*. W is e D e n t a l C o . , me. Painless Dentists hning Building. Third and Washington PORTIAMO. OR* OMc« H o a r*; l i M . U U . M. la n d a y » , • U 1 How lo Get Well and Keep So. M others wfll find Mrs. Winslow*« Boothin« Syrup the b e lt rem edy to use for th e ir c h iiiiie j l u r i n g th e te eth in g period. DR. WO The eminent Chinese doctor, tre a ts with non-poisonous, non-injurkms herbs and cures such diseases of the Throat. H eart. Liver. Lun s. Stom ach. Kidneys. Asthma, Pneumonia. Consumption. Chronic Couffh, Piles, Constipation. Dysentery. Nervous ness. Dizziness. Neuralgria. Headache. Lumbago. Appendicitis, Rheumatism. Ca tarrh . Eczem a, E tc . CONSULTATION F R E E It is b etter to call than write, but those who are unable to come, send 4 cen ts in stamps and secure sym ptom blank. A fter carefully giving symptoms these wonderful health-giving herbs can be secured, which will put you on the road to recovery. Wo Chinese Medical Co. 230W Alder St. Car. Third. Portland. Or ^ t PISO S R EM E D Y C ough Sy ru p . T asto* Good. la tim a. Bold b j D r u * r is » B U B D a iE E C Bishop Was Ready for Them. A story is told of a certain Norman bishop, who preached so eloquently against the wearing of long hair before Henry I. and his courtiers, that they jave In on the spot and agreed to have their locks shorn. No sooner had they made their decision than the wise prelate, who had provided for Just such a contingency, pulled out a pair of shears from his sleeve and soon removed the curls of the whole court. ________________ C m Benny on the Carp. The German carp Is a creature shaped so as to resemble a fish. It can swim In any kind of water, and has one eye on each side of Its head. Us food consists of small black bass and three cornered pieces of boiled potato. You catch a carp by throwing a atone In the water to attract lta attention and then letting down a hook baited with a nice piece of garbage. There are people In St. Joe who will pay ten or fifteen cents for a big, fat carp, but as for me I would rather have a Welsh rabbit or a pound of angel cake.—"Benny,” in the Chicago Tribune. Sure Enough. The teacher had been telling the class about the rhinoceros family. "Now, name some things,” said she, “that are very dangerous to get near to. and that have horna.” "Automo biles!” replied little Jennie Jo nee, promptly . —U olden tii *d Ask vour dealer for it. I f he does not handle it drop us a postal card and we will furnish you the name of a dealer who does Use Doll for Muff. ¡ALBERS BROS: semblance ,of others of Its kind, but Inside the skirt. Is a soft body with !!;;MILLING CÒ.; hand-openings on each side. This dollle, of course. Is a winter child and j,PORTLAND, ORFGON wears a long coat like her owner, the coat having wide side pockets, so that the little girl carrying It can slip her hands through Into the soft muff In side. To enhance the effect the doll also carries a muff. But it Is not only Do you w »nt to be your own dentist? Do you children who may be looked for to want to do away with big dental bitte and the carry this doll muff. In these faddish dread o f the dental chair? Do you w ant to have good, sound beautiful teeth? If you use Furhi days when young women carry teddy Dental P a s t e and it will absolutely prevent decay anti bears, stuffed dogs and even dolls on give to the teeth th at pearly white appear ince to the gums the firmness and colour of health the street, there is no reason why they and Tubes. 50c; large tube. $1. should not carry one of these child’s | toys as a hand-warmer and achieve , V A I | T H 0 R FA I ITY th*double success of attracting atten ■ ■ • 1 I I Preserve the bc»utv »nd youthful appearance tlon at the same time. DENTIST of the face by the application of Fuchi Massage Cream, which feeds the skin, thereby filling out and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is not a stimulant. It does not make you feel better one day, then as bad as ever th e next. T here is not a drop of alco hol in it. Ayer’s Sarsapa rilla is a tonic. You have the steady, even gain that comes from such a medicine. Ask your doctor all about this. Trust hkn fully and always do as he says. He knows. , i j ! Editor Evidently Not Musician. Cristofall, a native of Padua, pro duced the first piano In 1710. Now that we know the miscreant’s name we feel easier.—Exchange. Who makes the best liver pills? Tbo J . C. Ayer Company, of Lowell, Mass. Treat Fear as an Enemy. have been making Ayer’s Pills for Stamp out fear in the child. Teach They over sixty years. If you have the slight It nothing to make it fear. 8 0 will est doubt about using these pills, ask you make the sane, normal man and your doctor. Ask him first, that’s best. M .d . by t b . J . C. A T 1 S CO.. Low ell. M an. j woman. W. L. DOUGLAS - jfc RAW FU Painless Dentistry Stimulant or Tonic ? *2.25, *2 .5 0 , *3, *3 .5 0 ,* 4 & *5 SHOES All Style*. All Leathers, All Sizes and Widths, for Men, Women and Boys. THE S T A N D A R D OK Q U A L I T Y FOR OVER 30 YEARS T H E N E X T T IM E Y O U N E E D S H O E S give W .L . D ouglas shoes a trial. W . L. 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New Yorkers and “the West.” If we lived in New York we couiu easily settle the question which Is said to be disturbing the minds of the western governors—as to what la the dividing line hetween the oast and the west. Everybody In New York knows that It Is the Hudson river.—Wheeling Register. SMILE ON WASH DAY. Bu—Kbla Tablets The laundress’ delight Is R K D , CROSS BALL BLUE. A neat, handy package, nothing to break or spill, and a blue that is all blue. It Is gjo far superior to uny liquid bluing that there Is no comparison. Always produces snow white clothes. Large package 10 cents. ASK YOIJR GROCER. Scotch Alarm Clock. A tourist in rural Scotland took ref- j age for the night in the cottage of an J old lady. He asked her to wake him up early In the morning, warning her that he was quite deaf. Upon awak- J enlng much later than the appointed hour he found that the old lady, with strict regard for the proprieties, had slipped under the door a slip of paper upon which was written: “Sir, it’s half past eight.” BAKER’S Best Nerve and K dney Tonic on Earth Ilcfore Taking. A fter Taking. Will make you sleep better, eat better, lie- cause they rebuild your broken-down nervea, A c to n the kidneys and give perm anent relief for backache and all bladder troublea. Sold only by the MURPHY KRUG CO., 293 Burn- aide St., Cor. Fifth . Portland. Oregon. 2 5 c a box, 5 boxea 1 1 .0 0 , by mail, poatage paid. T ig h tn e s s aero«« th e c h e s t m ean » a cold on j th e lung«. T h a t'» the d a n g e r sig n al. C u re ■ th a t cold w ith B | m lin s W izard Oil b e fo re it ru n s into C o n a u n ^ io n o r Pn eum on ia. Furniture Polish. Many people do not know that lem on oil Is the basis of all fine fur niture polishes. A small bottle of polish usually costs 25 cents. You can buy a quart of crude lemon oil In bulk at a paint shop for 15 cents For using on furniture proper, diluto with one third turpentine, apply with a soft rag. and you will have the fin est polish you could buy. It Is fine to use on hard wood, stained or painted floors. A quart of oil will last nearly two months. FOR SICK COWS Healthy cow« give more milk, make richer butter, end require I t ,, cere. KOW KL'RB it a cow medicine, not a food. It regulate« the di(retire and generative orient and lone« up the entire iralem. A potitivu cure end preven tive lor LOST A F P IT IT i, BARKiNNESS, ABORTION, SCOURS, MILK FEVER, and all other ailment«! bat «ap the srrea|th of milhinl cow«. Thousand, of prodlibl« h«rd« ow« their health lo KOW KURE, ■e •«re to *en4 for our e*lu*bl« fre« book, "More Mat,if From Your Cow«.** preventing wrinklee ami destroying blackheads, An Unexpected Find. and givea the akin the blush and glow of youth. P IL E S CUBED IN • TO 1» DAYS You are always likely to find things The marvelous complexion of the high claee Ori Tour d ru ssia t will refond money if P A 7 ,0 OTWT- D A IRY A SSO CIA TIO N C O , M F R S . entals. which has l— en a m ystery to Kuropeans. la when you least expect. For Instance, due to the uee of preparations made from this re M EN T faile to cu re any case o f Itching. Blind. Lyndoavllle, Vt, U. S. A. Blending or Protruding Piles in 6 to M days. 60 c. there Is the story now going the ceipt. P u t up in glaes. II Thie ie the first time the shore-mentioned pre rounds of the newspapers about the True Patriotism. have been offered for eale in Am erica woman In Connecticut who was pre parations A limited supply is to be had by addressing Patriotism Is not boastfulness nor N o E—*12, P. N. V. paring a leg of lanjb for dinner when the depreciation of other nations. The I B ranch) E l l O U L A B O R A T O R IE S out dropped a diamond worth $300. le e r*. W H E N w riting te advert i patriotism that tella Is that which la Sait« 9. M M Washington St.. tlon th is paper. The woman had not the least expecta Portland, Oregon felt, not proclaimed. f 0 Star, M n « i W d tion of finding a diamond In the roast. On the other hand, If you have roaat lamb every day for dinner for a year and examine each roast with a micro scope and an X-ray machine It la 17,000.000 to one that you will not Color moro goods brtghtor and faator colors thon an y othor dyo. On« 10c p ^ k a g o colors sUk, w o e 1 and co tto n ^ u a lly w «U DRUO COM PANY, Quincy, IlUnoda. even find a $200 diamond. PUTNAM 1 FADELESS DYES ^ 4~i-r'01 v/* - nd väiBr ¿«uâ ’¿ oufWrt ,o •• ***