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March April May Tlii*re i» a best time for doii) everything— that is, a time when thing can he done to the liest a<l vantage, most easily and most festively. Now is the l>est time for purifying your blood. W hy Because your system is now trying to purify it— you know this by the pimples and other eruptions that have come on your face and body Ite a ^ c ie n c e 1 iv e n t io n nurse who was In attendance. “ What she really needs is a change, hut she is too weak In her present condition to travel. 1 am going to try an experiment which w ill do no harm aud may do good. " I want you to let me have another bedroom for her, and arrange It quite differently from the way It la now. Hang up new chintz curtains and put furniture in it she is not familiar with. A room with a fireplace. If possible. Light a bright little wood fire, and buy her a pretty new dressing gown. We will give her a radical change In her own house and see » fat that will do.” A couple of days afterward the girl was told that she was so much better that she was going to he moved into another room, und. despite her reluct ance, the change was made. The next day she showed languid pleasure at her pretty and novel sur roundings, her diet was altered, and she gradually acquired an appetite. In a pretty new dressing jacket, she re ceived the compliments of the doctor and nurse with complacency, and from that time on began to convalesce rap idly. "A ll going to prove," said the doctor, “ that absolute change is often an es sential toward recovery, and that the required stimulus may be given, if nec essary, at home." Even to those who are in health the benefits of a home change should not be underrated, says the New York Trib une. "I like to get a new cook because it is the only way we get different food.” said a young married woman; but the more experienced housekeeper appreciates the imperative hygienic value of change, and varies the family diet accordingly. Every woman has experienced the mental and even moral stimulus of a new gown (always provided it has been paid for), but not every one recognizes tbe fact that It is the same with domi ciliary surroundings, and that to occa sionally make a different arrangement of furniture Is a good thing, while small novelties in the way of new books Things art Different in Bolton. Says the Boston Globe: “ In taking her out sleigh riding, young man, be careful of that vaccinated arm.” That advice may do for Boston young man's existence. Owing to modern men, but out here a sensible youth methods of living, not one woman in would rather forego the minor pleasure a thousand approaches this perfectly of the ride than be handicapped in that natural change without experiencing * provoking manner. —Cleveland Plain a train of very annoying and some Dealer. times painful symptoms. Those dreadful hot flashes, sending Sister Ships. the blood surging to the h e a r t until it seems ready to Durst, and the faint Mrs. Crimsonbeak— I see by this feeling that follows, sometimes with | wireless telegraphy, while at sea, one chills, as if the heart were going to ship can communicate with another. •top for good, are symptoms of a dan- Mr. Crimsonbeak— One ship can talk ; I back to another? I “ Yes.” “ Well, that’s an additional reason why they should be called sister ships.” j Th e Change of U fe Is the most important period in a wo- I Coughed “ I bad a m ost stubborn cough for many years. It deprived me of sleep and I grew very thin. I then tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and was quickly cured.” R. N . M ann, Fall Mills, T enn. O regon S hort L ine The bacillus of the grip is the small est disease germ yet discovered. The amount of blood iu the human body is one-thirteenth of the body weight. It has often been claimed that the presence of nickel In dust is a sufficient TIME SCHEDULES A r r iv i PETAIT criterion to distinguish it as of cosmic Portland, Or. rather than terrestrial origin. It has 4:30 p.m . C hicago Salt Lake, Denver, lately been shown that nickel is found P o rtla n d Ft. W orth,O m aha, In soot, aud hence that nlckeliferous Special Kansas C ity , St. L o u is,C h ica go aud 9 A'O a m. dust may be terrestrial. Gallium, also. v ia Ea&t. Put His Feet On lb H u n tin gto n . Are the medicines to take— they do Is fouml iu all aluminous minerals, in “ Did—did your wife ever bake a the work thoroughly and agreeably many Hue dusts, In many iron ores, iu $: 10 a. m. A t an tio W a lla W a lla I.ewls- ■out und iu atmospherical dust. chocolate cake?” asked Nuwed, cau- Express ton ,S p o k a n e, M in and never fail to do it. n eapolis, St. Paul, $.00 p.ra. tiously. The cultivated oasis of Uukbla in the Hood’s are the medicines you v ia D u lu th . M ilw a u “ Loads of ’em,” replied Oldwed, H u n tin gto n . kee, ChlcagoJiEast have always heard recommended Libyan desert bas u copious water sup proudly; “ why?” Thrss silts : 25c.. SSc.. It. All Ir a n i sis. ‘ •I can not re com m en d H o o d ’» S arsaparilla ply, derived eutirely from an under “ Well, my wife baked her first one too h ig h ly a* a s p rin g m e d ic in e . W hen V I ground bed of sand stone which is nev 7:00a. m. Salt Lake, Denver, 6t. Paul take it in the sp rin g " e a ll feel b etter th rou gh Consult your doctor. I f hs says talcs It, yesterday and placed it out on the Fsst M all Ft. W orth ,O m ah a, er visible. The water rises to the sur the su m m er." M r s . 8 . H. N jcal , M cC ray-, *' then do as ha says. I f he tells you not 6:15 p. tn. K an sas C ity , St. to take It. then don’t take It. He knows. porch to cool. I came along and face through wells, averaging about W to f/ ’i S n r m a p o r l l / n p r o m turns t o v ia Lo u is ,C h ica go aud L ea ve It with him. W e are willing. thought the dern thing was a hassock.” J. C. AYJCK CO., Low ell. Mas». Spokane Fast. 4*i0 feet in depth. Many of these wells c u r e a n d k e e p s th e p r o m is e . — Ohio State Journal. were made iu ancient times, during the Roman occupation. They fertilize broad In a Lighter Mood. JO H N PO O LE, Portland, Oregon, She: “ No man hasever kinged me.* areas of cultivated lauds. Interspersed OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE He: “ I wouldn’ t boast of my un with palm groves. The success of this F o o t o f M orrison Street. Portlan d , O regon. Fou n d ed 167Ui FROM PO R TLA N D . system of irrigation iu Dukhlu is Inter popularity , if I were you.” — l’hiladel Can give you the liest bargains in esting In connection with the projects phia Record. M as. J r x s i i N o s La. Buggies, Plows, Boilers and Engines. A Home School for Boys. for supplying moisture to some of our A ll sa ilin g dates 4:00 p. m. Windmills and Pumps and General 1:00 p m. Permunr-ntlr Curort. No nt« or nertrounne« Western plains which are similarly un su bject to change geroua, nervous trouble. Those hot Military and Manual Training. Machinery. See us before buying. FSTS alter fi rat 'lay's use .f Or. Kliow’b Great Nerv« derlain by hidden supplies of water. flashes are just so many calls from Restorer. i >r K 0 0 trial Imttleami treat- For San F rancisco— tie. Da. U. II K l in e , Ltd.. 93 ! Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa nature for help. Tbe nerves are cry W rite for Illu s tra te d Catalogue. Sew Year Resolutions Bail ev e ry 6 days The continually Increasing demand ing out for assistance. The cry should ARTHUR C. N E W IL L , Principal for India rubber, and the great interest No Doubt About It. TAKK be heeded in time. Lydia E. Pink- TUX ham's Vegetable Compound was pre “ Bridget, what did you say to Miss manifested in all efforts to prevent waste of the trees from which rubber fcluaraUaf ft om Honor, o p iu m anil to o iu a « pared to meet the needs of woman's Smith when she called?” D a lly Columbia Rlv»r 4 00 p. m. kablta. Nona tor p a r tlo u la n sj ktsarners. E j .S unday Ex. Sunday system at this trying period of her life. “ I toil Id her you were out this toime Is derived, have led our consuls In coun i :0O p. m. r . . | . u I m a US m S« M o v e d t o 4 ‘ t O W i l l i a m « It builds up the weakened nervous Kubbing them to pieces ; use my \Y ash tries where these trees grow to collect Saturday for sure ma'am.” — Harper’s Bazar. To A storia and Way system, and enables a woman to pass ing Tablets. No rubbing required. Send 866189 in s m u ie , A s e . . P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n Lan d in gs. 1U:0U p. tn. many valuable facts concerning them. that grand change triumphantly. 50 cents for sample package and full di- Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth Consul Goldschmidt at La Guaira re W . O. PO W E LL, I was a- very sick woman, caused rections. Ini' Syrup the best remedy to use tor their cently transmitted to Washington some 6:45». m Willamette River. 4:30 p. m. by Change of Life. I suffered with hot Box 6 o 6 , Portland, Oregon. children during the teething period. M on., Wed. W ater p erm ittin g . E x .S u n d a y highly Interesting statements about the fluches, and fainting spells. _ I was O regon C ity, New* and Frl. rubber, or caoutchouc, trees, ot the up afraid to go on the street, my head and berg. Salem , In d e Snap.Shot Opinion. 2 H yacinth Bulbs C D C C p en d en ce, C o rv a l back troubled me so. I was entirely Ned— Clara says you are a perfect per Orinoco by Or. Lucien Morlsse, who lis am i W ay L a n d Or 6 Tulips, r n L L cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's V e g e t a - has made extensive personal investiga ings. gentleman. tions in that region. Or. Morisse Fred— Why, she doesn’ t know me. Together with our Complete Catalog 7 :00 a. m. Willamette and Yam 8:30 p. ra. makes the somewhat surprising state “ particularly v r r the r * menu, c i“ ‘ all r, - go aT - , r -1 : to bright hill Plvart. Ned— That's what I told her. Mon., Wed. for 190 J, if you will send us a mail Tu ts., Thur. W ater p erm ittin g . ment that the prohibition of the Vene- en the home atmosphere and give a 1 ------------------------------------------------- and Bat. aud Fri. order, no matter how small. Write us, Oregon C ity, Day- zuelun Government against the felling tired man the change he really requires. CATARRH CANNOT B E CORED Extravigint and make your selections from our Cat ton, A \\ ay Land ings. of the trees is altogether unnecessary, alog. Springtime is here, and it ia W ith lo c a l applications, as th e y cannot reach because “ it relates to an immense for The Trade o f Palestine. Mr. F ijjit—I understand the deacons time for planting. GUARANTEED. th e scat o t the disease. C a ta rrh is a blood o r Tbe account of the trade of Palestine are going to cut our pastors salary; 74 , 000,000 c o n s titu tio n a l diM ase, and In o rd e r to c u re It est measuring upward of L v . R ip a ria Snrke River. L v. Lew isto n USED AND SOLD E VE R YW H E R E yo u m ust ta k e in tern al rem ed ies. I l s l l 's C a acres, 4 :06 a. m. 7:00 h . m. where caoutchouc exists in during the year 1000 , given in the coo- i they don’ t think that an extravagant ta rrh C u re ia taken in te rn a lly , am i a c ts d ir e c tly D a ily ex cep t R ip a ria to Lew iston D aily ex cep t on the b lood and mucous tuiifaecs. Hall's ca ubundancc, and which it would require sular report recently issued, is falriy salary harmonizes with the ethics of M ond ay. M ond ay. No Alternative. ta rrh C u re is n ot a quack m e d icin e. I t w as millions and millions of hands to ex hopeful, though neither the exports Christianity. p rescrib ed by o n e o f the best p h ysician s in th is “ You admit that you are a tramp, do Mrs. Fijjit— How much is he getting. uor tbe Imports reach the level at- c o u n try fo r years, and isa regu la r p rescrip tion ploit, whereas it only contains three or I t Is com posed o f the best to n ics k n ow n , c o m Mr. F ijjit— Seven hundred a year.— you?” said the eminent counsel to the taiued in 188!). The prosperity of tlio bined w ith ttie best bluud p u rifiers, a c tin g d i four thousand Indians, not more than A. L . C R A IG , witness. re c tly cm th e mucous surfaces. T im p e r fe c t the tenth part of whom are euguged In couutry depends still, as it always has Ohio State Journal. “ Yes, sir ” G eneral Passenger A gen t, P o rtla n d , Or. coin h inatfori o f I lie tw o in gre d ien ts is what pro. done, and most probably always will the work.” duces ■ uch w on derfu l results in curingoatarrh. urliig catarrh “ Tell this jury, sir, why you lead Cave It Away. hood fo r testim on ials, free. »EARS THIS TRAPE MAW V. A . S C H IL L IN G , C ity T ick et A g en t. Some interesting details have lately do, upon tbe fruits o f the earth. Cen such a worse than useless life.” F .1. ('H E N KV A c o ., I'ro p r»., Toledo, O. T h ird and W a s h in g io n Streets. turies before tbe present era, corn and Ho looked despairingly into vacancy. Sold -<>M by druggists, pri price 75e. been published concerning the use of “ The explanation is simple. I am U al Is F a m ily F ills are the beat. ozone iu purifying water. Ozone is oxy wine and oil were among the chief “ I have had my misgivings,” he said too proud to work and too honest to gen in a highly active condition and it boons of the "promised land,” and in a null and passionless voice, “ but Decome a lawyer.” — Detroit Free Press. A Southern Poet. though we hear little now of the first, now I am sure. Y’our laugh shows me “ Here, Marie! Send up a peck or occurs in small quantities in the air tbe other two are regaining their an you are utterly heartless.” A Mean Restriction. two of corn dodgers an’ a hunk o’ meat of tlie sea and of the mountains. Neur She tumed pale. “ Oh, m y!” exclaimed the young Berlin tin establishment has been erect cient reputation. To melons, which to Joseph.” “ Heavens!” she cried in terror, “ did wife, reading over the insurance policy also were valued In ancient days, a -----V I A ----- “ Iain’ sake«! Why can’ t lie come ed for the purpose of experimenting on X open my _________________ mouth as wide as on that?” new fruit has been added—the orange. her husband’ s life in her favor, the effects of ozone In ridding w-ater of THOUGH OPTE» IHITATCR to table?” This, Indeed, aud the grape, are now I “ this insurance company is just hate- “ Rase lie's locked himself in his the microbes It contains. Ozonized ntr His Last Visit | fu|,” room, an’ is expressin’ of himself in containing from 2 to 3 grams per cubic the most important products of Pales “ So you met a frost when yon called | “ Why, what’ s the matter?” asked her o n 3 $ H * * ' meter (a cubic meter equals 220.00 gal tine, though the exports of tbe former poetry.” tVSR Y CATALOGUES rRLL . “ Did you feel ' husband. Ions anti a gram is about 15 grains) is have declined considerably in value around?” said Tom. SHOWING FULL UNC Of 0AXMÏNTS ANO HATA I ’ i s o ’s C u r e is th e best m e d ic in e w e e v e r the last few years. Jaffa oranges, chilly?” | “ Why, if you commit suicide they passed upward into a tower which is A-W.TOWtB. CO.. BOSTON, MASS. 44 u sed fo r a ll a ffe c tio n s o f th e t h r o a t a m t however, maintain their reputation, so “ Not at all,” responded Dick. “ Her J won’ t pay any money at a ll.” — Phila- lu n g s .— W m . 0 . K n ii s i . e y , V a n b u r e n , l a d . , tilled with flints and in Its passage father made it warm enough for me.” j delphia Press that It may be hoped that the depre-s F e b . 10, 1000. meets the water coming down aud thus acts upon It It lias been shown that, sion is only temporary. Southern Pal A Reprobate. as regards water from the Spree, the estine has always been noted for i's It Is a fact that 8alzer*s Testable and flower . seed» are fouml in more gardens “ Aren’ t you ashamed to go away number of microbes was decreased vineyards; it was Judah who “ bound T ra in s le a v e Drain for P o rtla n d and w ay j and on more farms than any other stations at 12:34 p. m. and 1:23 a. in. and leave your wife in tears?” asked from 000,000 per cubic centimeter (.001 his foal to the vine and washed bis In America. There is reason for this. We own and operate over 6000 acre» for the near relative. the production o f our choice seeds. In cubic Inch) to 10, which is practically clothes In tho blood of tlie grapes. l ea v e P o r tla n d ............ ... 8:30 A. M. 8 .30 P. M. , order to induce you to try them . “ Oh, I don’t know.” answered tlie nil. The total cost Is set down at 85 we make the following unprec * D ra in .................. .... 3:46 1*. M. 2::531 A . M Is the Lion In telligen t? edented offer: A r r iv e A s h la n d ............ ... 12 ,V> A. M. 12: 35 P. M. brutal man, “ that’s the way slto has a cents per 1,000 cubic feet. Ozone has 5::0Q A. M " S a c ra m e n to ...... ... 5:10 1*. M. After prolonged experiment, M. f o r 1 6 C e n t s P o s t p a id I good time when she goes to the long been known as “ nature’s disin 44 San Francisco ... 7:45 P. M. 8: 45 A. M. » 0 klada o f nir»at lutrloua radishes, ' Hachet-Souplet has reached the con theater.' ’— Wash ington Star. I t magnificent earliest melons, 7 ;00 A. M. A rr iv e O g d e n ............... ... 4 : V> A. M. fectant,” and its application to the puri 10 sorts glorious tomatoes, clusion that there can be no doubt that " D en ver ........ . . 9:30 A M. 0 : 15 P. W. SS peerless letluco varieties, fication of water becomes, therefore, a 7 :25 A. M. 44 Kansas C it y ...... ... 7 :25 A. W the lion Is the possessor of reasoning IS splendid beet sort«. Why außer yourself, or let others, when '* C h ica go .................. 7:42 A. M. 8 :30 1\ M. 6S gorgeously beautiful Bower seeds, 1 relief may he had at once by using— matter of great interest. I f the cost faculties. Of course this conclusion A r r iv e Los A n g e le s .... .... 2:00 p. M. 8: 05 A. M In all 160 kinds positively furnishing an bo reduced this mode of purifica Hamlin's Wizard Oil. bushels o f charming flowers and , El P aso.............. . .. 6:00 P. M. 6 ;(H) I*. M. Is based on observation, not on hypo lota and lots of choice vegetable*,/ tion may have a chance of widespread 44 F o rt W o rth ..... ... 6:30 A. M. 6: 30 A. M. thesis. Among the experiments was together with our great catalogue/ 44 C ity ot M ex ico . ...11:30 A. M. 11 :30 A. M. udoptlou. telling all about Teosinte and iv a " Defined. H o iie u m ......... . . 7:00 A. M. 7: oo A. M. one which took place at the Museum of Oat and Bromus and Speltz, onion 44 N ew O rlean s ........ 6:30 P. M. 6 :30 P. M. seed at BOc. a pound, etc., all only . “ Patv, here’s something in the paper Natural History, within a stone-throw for l «e . in stamps. Write to-day. 44 W a s h in g to n .... ... 6:42 A, M. 6: 42 A. M. JUST AS GOOD. about a ‘junket.’ What is a junket?” “ N e w Y o r k ....... ...12:10 P. M. 1 2 ;: 10 P. M. of the statue of Chevreul. the scientist JOHN A. SALZER SEE0 CO., 25c and 50c S ize s. “ A junket, my boy, is an excursion B a ck w o o ds M e r c h a n t W h o A l w a y s B a d centenarian. A lion was presented un La Cross», WIs. at public expense to which you are not W h a t a Cu st om er W an te d . aware with a closed box containing tin P u llm a n and T o u rist cars on both trains. invited.” — Chicago Tribune. C h a ir cars S acra m en to to Ogden and E l Paso, Abel Judkins kept the corner store tn appetizing piece of meat. Tbe point and T o u rist cars to C h icago, St. Louis, N ew Centerville, aud it was his boast that to determine was whether the animal O rlean s and W ash in gton . Composite. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «a C o n n e c tin g at San F rancisco w ith th e sev era l no utan who patronized him need lack would be smart enough to discover the s te a m s h in lin e s for H o n o lu lu , Japan, China, Dashaway— Quilldriver seems to be a ] P h ilip p in e s , C e n tra l and South A m erica. I Q / f £ 6 0 N ff[d d p p u p ir/ £ R ♦ for anything he wanted, provided he secret, open the box aud secure the fellow of extremes— one who writes odder l a n t s Eee agen t at D rain sta tion or aadress coveted morsel through means of tils had the wherewithal to pay. awful slush and sublime prose, and who a T E S TE D A D O T R U E G U A R A N T E E D 1 Occasionally some unreasonable per own. The king of nuimals did not dis is at the same time an idiot and a j v ic t o r ia r a p e 4 D O W t lm I ha Tim a to U S E I T . a About 10 miles ahead o f Dwarf Essex Rape in ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a son would ask for a commodity not in- appoint the scientist who had faith In genius. vbushinesa, in vi^or ami nounslungquality, it luded iu Abel's list; but if lie did so, his judgment After hesitating a little, ^ makes it possible to vrow swine and sheep Cleverton— Where did you get such Too Indigestible. J and cattle all over America at lo. a lb. It is he was either provided with some the liou raised the lid o f the box with an idea? r niarTelously prolific. Salzer’s catalog tells. “ Hear Bromley is dead?” thing which Mr. Judkins assured him bis nose, and although lie went at it at I Dashaway— I ’ve just been reading “ No; what was the trouble?” [Giant Incarnate Clover as better than the article he had de- first in the wrong way, I 10 deliberately the reviews of his latest book.— Har Produces a luxuriant crop three feet U ll “ Splinter of wood in his stomach.” red, and served exactly the same put the box In tlie proper position, ex per’s Bazar. within six weeks after seeding and lots and lots o f pasturage all summer long “ How in the world did that happen?” purpose, or he was made to feel that actly as a mau would have done. It besides. W ill do w ell anywhere. Tries “ Fluting club sandwiches.” — New It was, for some dark aud mysterious took him exactly three minutes, aud I . a t lia a C u n W e a r S h o e s dirt cheap. York Times. usou, no longer “ carried” liy any a written report of tbe occurrence was \ O n e siz e sm a lle r a lte r u sin g A lle n ’s F o o t Ease, G rass, Clovers and a p o w d er, i t m a k es t ig h t o r n ew shoes easy, signed by tbe witnesses. progressive a id self respecting shop. t Hres s w o lle n , h ot. s w e a tin g , a e h in g fee t, in Fodder Plants g r o w in g n a ils , eorn s and bunions. A ll d r u g When a carping summer resident, A Pretty liroa.l Hint. Our catalogue Is brimful o f thoroughly tested farm i____ gists au d shoe stores. 25c. T r ia l p a ck a ge F R E K j w hose pulr of ancient bellows, bought laanhlL* stH'li ss Thousand Headed Kale; Teosinte, producing80 tons of by m a il. A ddress A lle n S. O lm sted , Le R o v, An anecdote Is told of one o f the N e w Y o rk . I n u MAKER V green fodder per acre; Pea Oat; Speltz. with iu SO bushels of grain t an auction sale, bad collapsed be ■mailer ---- and 4 tons of hay per acre, Billion Dollar liras«, etc., etc. South American republics yond repair, expressed surprise that no which Illustrates tlie methods which S a lx e r ’ m G r a s s M ix tu r e s Qualified. Yielding 6 tons o f magnificent hay and an endless amount o f pasturage on any farm in America. bellows wore to be had of Mr. Judkins, are adopted when it comes to a ques “ Are you married or unmarried?’ B r o m u s In e r m la 6 t o n s o f H a y p e r A c r e The s k in is the sent of an almost eml* [ the Centerville storekeeper turned upon tlon of making war. The “ navy” of asked the theatrical manager of an ap The great grass of tho century, growing wherever soil Is found. Oar great catalogue, worth $100 to leas v a r i e t y of di»ea»e». They are known her with a lofty smile. any wide awake American gardener or farmer, is mailed to yon with many farm seed samples, upon the particular power referred to con plicant for engagement. receipt of but 10 cents postage, m r Catalog alone 6 cents for postage. b y v a r io u s names, hut are all due to the ] “ Folks here, ma'am,” he said, cold gists of a single, old-fashioned, side- “ Unmarried," replied she. “ I ’ ve t a m e cause, acid aud other poisous in ly, "don't hold with getting so took wheel steamer, armed with one gun. been unmarried four times.” — Detroit JOHN A. SALZER SEED COMPANY. La Crosse. Wis. IheTlood th.it irritate and interfere with up with old ideas, or being so narrow, In time of pence she is engaged iu haul Free Press. the p r o p e r action of the skin. To have a smooth, aot't akin, free from ns some of those that slimmer with us ing freight up and down the river all eruptions, the blood must be kept pure I from below. The advances of clv 111- which runs close to the capital. At the and healthy. The many preparations of s zatlon are prized here In this town, outbreak of one of tbe periodical wars, arsenic and potash and the large number the alr-tlghts with drafts are mors uot so very long ago, the President of of face powders and lotions generally thought of than old chlmbly fireplaces the republic took charge of the steamer used in this class of diseases cover up for a short time, but cannot remove per that require constant feeding and have and started up stream on n recruiting manently the ugly blotches aud the red, j to be blowed on to keep ’em a going.” expedition, leaving his senior general ? f UNION M A D E __________ disfiguring pimples. t He glanced at tbe summer resident. In charge of the military preparations C t o r n a t v l g i l n n o o I d t h o p r i o o ,nlt oou,<* discover no special signs of at the capital. A couple of days later o f a b o a u t l f u l o o m p l o x I o n weakening or humility tn her face. the steamer returned, and some sev With a briskness which always marked enty miserable looking natives, each when such remedies are relied on. firmly bound with a strong rope, were M r H. T Sh»'be, i -04 I.urn» Avenue, St X*OVli% bis mercantile proceedings, he changed M ' . s ” M y daughter nan atHicted fo r y e a r» In n tw Inkling from the advocate of marched off and turned over to the gen w ith a d ia figu n n g eruption on her face, w hich re fu te d »11 treatm ent. She w in ta ken to tw o progress to the upholder o f primitive eral. with a note from the President The Kind You Hare Always nought lias borne tlie signa celebrated health springs, but received 00 bene methods. which read: ture of Chits. H. Fletcher, and hits been made under his fit M any m ed icin e» w ere prescribed, but w ith tersonal supervision for over JW) years. Allow no one out result, until w e decided to t ty S. S. 8 . , and by “ Dear General: I send you herewith “ But folks will he folks, ma'am.” he the tim e the fit *t bottle w a* finished th e eruption o deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations nmi said. Indulgently, “ and If you like an seventy volunteers. Tlease return tht began to disappear A d o te s b o ttle » cured her •• Jnst-as-(food ’’ are hut experiments, and endanger the Com pletely and left her akin p erfectly smooth. open glow I don't know wbat'a to hiu- ropes at once.” health of Children—Experience against Experiment. She 1 * now seventeen y e a r»o ld . and not a sign o f der. And better than any bellows that the em barrassing disease has ever retu rn ed ." S m all P o p u la tio n . S. S. S. is a positive, unfailing cure for ever were made, ma'am, is an onion- Norway', population is tlie smallest the worst forms of skin troubles. It is stalk. 1 can fit you out complete with Castoria is a harmless substitute for Cnstor Oil, Pare the giestest of all blood purifiers, and tha three stout ones at this present, aud In Kttrope. compared with her area. F'ach of her Inhabitants coultl have goric, Urops and Soothing Byrnps. It is Pleasant. It only one guaranteed purely vegetable. when you've blowed them out o' use forty acres o f land, while the Briton Sold by e» Douglas Stores and th?hostsho? >a>rs contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Bad blood makes bail complexions. prerjr where. (A t T IO »! The gvnuino have w . L. fulness. ail you've got to do Is to come substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms Douglas' liante and pries stamped ob bottom. would have to be content with less / V S e j a purifies and invigo- anti allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and W ind Mèitre increase q/ sales i » talle below • » 1 ^ rates th e o ld and to Abel Judkins and get Home more.” than nn acre. 1 » » » ■ 1 AS, IQS P a ir«. 50 Y E A R S ' Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation makes new, rich blood EX P E R IE N C E F 'ertllltjr o f Kifypt'a Soil. nnd Flatulence. It assimilates the Food, regulates the th a t nourishes th e CHAN GE SECURED AT HOME. T a tra , Btomaeh and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ^ST body and keeps the The fertility o f Egypt's soil is Illus The Children's Pauacea—The Mother’s Friend. •kin active and healthy and in proper V a in * o f N e w H u r t -,m o i li n g , f o r a n trated by a fact that every one o f 10 ,- lo v a liU S h o w n . condition to p e r fo r m its part towards 500 square miles can support 928 per carrying off tlie impurities from the body. , Pairs. The doctor looked at hi, young pa sons. whereas even In densely popu I f you have Enema, Tetter, Acne, Salt tient with rather a dissatisfied air lated Belgium there are only 580 to the Bivness Sore Than Doubled in Fame Tears. Rheum, Tsor asit, or your akin ia rough •ml pimply, tend fo r our book on Blood “ Why «lo you not get well?” he ask.nl square mile. TR *O C ___ ____ nakesand sells more men's tR.onsnd B ears th e S ig n atu re of her. somewhat Impatiently. "Your fe Deatons $*.50 short than anvothrr twom anTrs in th e *, r d. and Skin Diseases and write our physi 'A*. L. Dongtas $s.ao and flSJO shoe* piom l side by H u a a ta n s tn K a n a a a . CoevaioMTs Ac. cians about your case No charge what ver left you long ago. aud you have no Bids with $t oo an 1 $*'Y! shoes o f other make», are Anyrm ssending a sketch and desertptIon may There are 4,000 Russians In Kansas, found to he just m good. They urfil outwear two ever for this service , organic trouble, and yet you stay Just qntrklv asewrtam nor optninn freo whether an pa*rs o f ordinary $S. 0 D and $R.fc shoes. Invention > * (WIST SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, 6A. Hade of tee best leathers, we eding Paterf In the same state day after day. You a thousand heads of families who do tion« strictly con Adonti al. Handbook on Patenta Corona Kid. Coruna Celt, and Rational Kangaroo. »nt free. Oldest agency fo r secunn* patents. w ill hurt my reputation If you keep on little beyond raising wheat They vote Knot f a ! « * » • '• « • u ( Always »la ck I m K aseS. Patenta taken tnrough Munn A O x n reeelva W.L.DssfiM t«.A0 '••IB Idf. II sp " f*ai»t ■st he he -»s a ile d opreuti *vdire, without charge, in tha In this w »y ." he added. Jokingly; but In elections as one man. and attend • b o f * h j m fs ll M r . « s i n I l« g fr e e . * r P s 'ifU t , . M M S. on leaving the room he spoke more seri strictly to their own business. ously. Honestly now. If you wore la tho o tt A handsomely Illustrated weeklv. . I T arrest elf Hr- JV. P. IV. V. K*. 13-1SS*. "She must tie roused In some way.” er fellow's shoes, could you do any bet i I e t s r iu s C M M S T . 1 rulatton o f «n v scientific Journal. Terms. $3 a newtdea.ers ur months. four months, |L $L gold by all 1 newsdealers. he said to her mother and the trained ter l \ y - « X «ru t H o o d ’s S arsaparilla an d P ills amd U nion P ac ific Sixty years of cures and such testimony as the above have taught us what Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will do. We Know it’s the great est cough rem edy ever made. And you will say so, too, after you try it. There’s cure in every drop. BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY K eeley C u re DON’T WEIR OUT TOE CLOTHES We W ill Give You URIFIER TESTED I D TRUE J LAMBERSON - Portland Oregon THE BEST POMMEL SLICKER IN THE WORLD -tO W E ftjy 1 SOUTH AND EAST A3 A SADDLE COAT IT HAS NO EQUAL SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Shasta Route. 1 5 0 Kinds for 1 6 c. ST. JACOBS OIL T H E O N L Y C U R E FOR R H E U M A T IS M A n d All Aches and Pains. \C. . - Fp ’s S u p e r io r F P D A W 1” <?. S u b scrib e fo r the BAD BLOOD, BAD COMPLEXION. Mewberg Graphic $ 1.50 p e r Year In A dvance, $ 1.00 p e r Year { What is C A S T O R IA The Kind You Have Always Bought Use For Over 3 0 Years. 1901 1 566,720 P atents yisssexsti S cien tific A m e ric a n . : CO.” Broach office, «2S F St New York W osblB Bfft ftoo, on, 1 D. Cm