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That Tired Feeling B IX L E R '8 NEW D I8 E A 8 E . U e l)i«c u v c re il He W m Su fferin g from B ra iu Deakcutiun. Explained. CONGRESSMAN FITZPATRICK ‘And Says Pe-ru-na is a Splendid Ca- J - tarrhâl Tonic. haven't you got any more Weak? mobey?” a,kc.i the -weet young thing w ilin g chance at the church fair. “ Y es; I ’ ve got a d o lla r,” reluctant ly admitted the unfortunate but truth ful young man. “ But I put it in the sole of my stocking before putting on my shoes so as to have something to pay my ear fare h o n N .” — Brooklyn Eagle. F o rced O u t The terrible calam ity that haa befallen a large clothing house. A. E. Nathan A Co.. Pueblo’s largcat clothiers, with an established reputation o f over 2 o years for carrying only the higheat grades of men's, boy»’ and chil d ren '» clothing, shoes and furnishings, were forced from their building, which waa leased over their heads without pre vious notice, just at the time when their indebtedness for this season’s goods fell due. N o t being able to And another location In Pueblo adequate to dispose o f their j large stock at this unfortunate time they were compelled to move their stock where they could realise on It quickly, ! to save their good name, and chose Port- I land as the best place, freight rates be ing cheaper than to points in the inter ior. T h eir immense stock o f $138,000 worth o f men’s, boys' and children's clothii _ shoes and furnishings, etc., has been moved into the large storeroom. B lxler was a little worried the other night about bin health. B lxler la alw ay s lm a C o m m o n C o rin g diacoveriug uew diseases. If all b U dis “ I suffered terribly blv and was ex- It’s a sign that the blood is deficient coveries were real he would lie honey tremely weak for 12 yeara. The Ills health in vitality, just as pimples and other combed with ailments. doctors said my blood was all turning to water. At last I tried eruptions are signs that the blood would he as undermined as a beetling A y e r’s Sarsaparilla, and waa aoon cliff whose base has yielded to the en is impure. feeling all right again.” croachments o f the salty tide. It’s a warning, too, which only the Mrs. J. w . Fills, Hadlyme, Ct. No fits nr MTVC.___ F I T # Perm..,, oily r Cured. Cur This beautiful sentence Is lukeu from hazardous fail to heed. • ■ ■ w ------------ after firm Uy’i u ay’nuseofDr. Kline’s Great Nerv« an after dinner speech made by Bixler itestorer. 8eo<l for Fit E K S'A. 00 trial Imttle mid treat* N o matter how long you ise. Da. R. II. K line . Ltd..«11 Arch St.. Philadelphia, Fa himself at a complimentary banquet to have been ill, nor how Col. I ’lke W abash, w ho moved to Okla His Ides of Friendship. hoiua last year for divers reasons. The poorly you may be today, “ The best way to destroy your en beetling cliff didn't have anything in A yer’s Sarsaparilla is the em ies,” said the man with a gentle na Remove it, give new life, new cour particular to do with the Colonel’s de ture, “ is to make them your frien ds.” best medicine you can parture, hut It sounded well and seemed age, strength and animation. “ Y’es,” answered Fenator Sorghum, to create an Impression. take for purifying and en They cleanse the blood and clear the thoughtfully, “ but sometimes that One of the guests came to Bixler a f complexion. riching the blood. costs a heap of money.” — Washington B et. W a sh in gto n and Stark, Portland terward and said: " I wish 1 hud your Star. Accept no substitute. Don’t doubt it, put your Oregon, command of language, old hoy.” Bixler where this magnificent stock will be " I felt tired all the time and could not sleep. slightly blushed. " D o you?" he said. whole trust in it, throw nutu uui sold out at retail for Piio'a Cure for Consumption is an infal After taking Hood's Sarsaprrilla a while I "Y es,” replied the guest. " I f 1 had your Congressman T. Y. Fitzpatrick. lible medicine for coughs and colds.— N away everything else. could sleep well and the tired feeling hud gone gift of gab and a lot of those triple- W . S x iic k l . Ocean drove, N. J., Feb. 17' lion. T. Y . Fitzpatrick, congressman SI M a bottle. All druggist«. This gr. at medicine has also cured ine of scro - jointed words I'd «la n d a little more from fula." M bs . M. R oot , Uilead, Conn. Kentucky, writes from the Ask your doctor what he thinks of Ayor’« Sarsaparilla. He knownall about this grand H o o d '» I s r a s p s r W / s p r o m t mm u lm show when 1 tried to talk hack to my National Hotel, Washington, I). as Anxious Only About On* Thing. old family medicine. Follow hie advice and c arm mnd fr s s p s Ihm promtmm. wife.” follows: •wo will bo sari«fled. This 1» a tremendous sacrifice, as we J. C. A y ir Co., Lowell, M om . were considered very close buyers by the The ghastly rider on the white horse Well, the night thut Bixler felt so “ A t the solicitation of a friend I used trade. You cannot appreciate what a stopped at the gate. much worried he got the idea into his y o u r Rerun s and can ch eerfu lly recom An Unplcassnt Effect. great reduction this Is until you see the goods and prices. m end y o u r remedy to anyone sufferin g “ I am D eath,” he said to the sick “ Miss Hniilax out? D idn ’t she get head that he might he afflicted with w ith catarrh or who needs a good man who was watching from the w in brain desiccation. H e had seen some Sad Day. D on’t M iss This R are Opportunity my note this morning?” tonic.” - - T . Y. I it Z H A T R IC K . dow. of getting the biggest bargains In cloth “ Sure, sor, 1 thought it was a b ill, thing of this kind mentioned In the M rs. Grumbler— Today is the anni ing, furnishings, etc., ever offered to the A Good Ton ic. “ Yon are welcome,” replied the lat j people o f Portland, as you may never De from the fat* she m ade.” — Cleveland press and it preyed on his mind. When versary oi our wedding day. I’e-ur-na is a natural ami efficient ter and added in a w hisper: “ I f you able to get a chance like this again. Be you have brain desiccation your brain Plain Dealer. Mr. Grumbler— W ell, you needn’ t low we quote a few prices to show what nerve tonic. It strengthens and re value your life, don’t let my w ife see or what passes for it—dries up und tremendous sacrifices we are making. remind me of it if it is. stores the activity of every nerve in the you tying your horse to that tree. Just think o f the follow ing proposition, Not all coffee, called so, is really your skull shrinks at the same time. It I and remember that all goods priced In laxly. Fhe’d never let anybody do th at.” — Mocha and Java. Some few blends Isn't a nice trouble and Bixler worried ! this advertisement can be bought back Who Could Blame Him. Through the use of I’e-ru-na the P hiladelphia Press. j any time during the sale: sold us such contain a good deal Mocha over It a good deal. weakened or overworked nerves resume Ethel (coyly)— What a pretty mouth Men 8 c,othe8, al1 and Java, others only a portion, and M a jor Crumpet catne over to call that their natural strength and the blood The Spirit of Strife. you h a v e ! It ou gh t to be on a g i r l ’ s This suit la 'p o s itiv ely ' worth 112.50, or many almost or quite none at all. evening, and when the M ajor calls the vessels begin at once to regulate the j your money refunded at any time during E dith— W h at makes you look so face# M O N O P O I.E is A I.I. pure Mocha anti vvblst tnhle is always brought out, and How of blots I according to nature’s Ians. downcast, Ruth? There must be some Java coffee, blended es|>ecially by us the M a jo r and Blxler and Mrs. B. and Jack I seldom m iss an opportun- Men's Fine Suits and Overcoats, ( f i QQ Congestions immediately disappear. >ty.— Princeton T ig e r . In cheivots and Scotch plaids for the finest trade. Solti in cartons. Mrs. B .’s maiden sister, Matilda, play thing that's troubling you. W orth $15, o r your money refunded at 4'ntnrrli Cured. Ruth— Tell you the truth, E dith , my If your grocer hasn’t, write us, but ed duplicate. any time during the sale if you are not Well, B lxler simply A ll phases of catarrh, acute or chron married life has been a disappoint satisfied. nearly all high class grocers carry Mon played u shocking game. H e couldn’t M en’s splendid Suits and Overcoats, and permanently! ment. opole groceries. Wadham s A Kerr see trum p signals, lie blocked his part ic, are promptly Before we were married all the in velour, fine finish cassl- cured. It is through its operation 1 girls were after C h arley ; but now it Bros., Portland. meres; all sizes .................... ner's long suit and pretty soon the M a Positively worth $18, or your money upon the nervous system that Pe-ru-na doesn’t appear that any of them want back. jo r went home In a rage. A Feminine Sherlock. has attained such a world-wide reputa- him. I should be so happy if one or Silk and Satin-lined Dress Suits uits and Th e next morning when B ixler put turn as a sure and reliable remedy for two of them would only try tosteal him Overcoats. In plain, check and Mrs. A .— W hy in the world do you on his hat he was horrified to find It striped colorings ..................... all phases of catarrh wherever located. away from me!— Boston Transcript. leave that little red puff of powder on They are positively worth $22. loose. N o w he knew what ailed him the If you do not derive prompt and sat- : -------------------------- your chin? Men's extra fine Dress Suits and Over night before. Now he knew w hat had ¡»factory results from the use of Peru- n 0 ^ et(j to \yorrv. coats, in all the latest styles and shades, Mrs. — For my husband to blow heavy silk and satin lined, equal to ailed him for days back. H e w as a f i a, write at once to Dr. Hartm an, giv- 1 off. You know he is such an observing the finest $W tailor-made 1 O A Q Professor Snore is very absentmind- fllcted with brain desiccation. ing a full statement of vour ease and he garments for........................... I man. Don’ t fail to ask to see these garments. H is son rushed into his study one The hat kept getting bigger all the w ill he pleased to give you his valuable ed. M rs. A .— Is there any reason why Men’s finest W aterproof Overcoats, mak I morning and exclaim ed: w a y downtown and pretty soon B lxler advice free. er's guarantee^ ticket on every you should wish him to blow it off? “ Just think, father! I ’ve swallowed coat: worth $20-to $35 liuii difficulty In keeping It uw ay from Address Dr. H artm an, President of Mrs. — Y es; I can detect bis J Don't fail to see them a pin! W h at shall I do?” Ills ears. H e was a desperate man The IIartm an Sanitarium , Colum bus, O. breath.— Chicago News. I Men’ s fine Dress fiO « “ A h, w ell,” replied the big man, when he readied the office. Pants ................................................. CJOC “ don’t worry about it. H ere’s another ! W orth $3.50, or your money refunded. A nd then Ills telephone hell rang. Rheumatism ami neuralgia will not A F A R M E R 'S E X P E R IE N C E . BUOOiESn Men’s fine Trousers, fo r Sunday wear, in p in .” " I s that you, Bixler? Say, this is the live under the same roof with H am lin's worsteds and fancy stripes t W izard Oil. 60c a bottle. M ajor. Yes, Major Crumpet. Don't you Give better satisfaction than anything on Positively worth $5, $6 and $7, or money How Many Bundle» Cen You Bind lor a the market at anything like the price, be know the voice? Say, Blxler, what do refunded. cause they are made of good material, to Not Sudden Enough. Dollar? stand “ Oregon roads” — Iron corners on you mean by having such a ridiculous Boys’ finest Suits and Over- iQ bodies, braces on Nhalts. heavy second- ; coats, worth $5. $6 and $7 .......q )Z t* r O H er Mother— You told him you ly small head? I'll bet it's only a child's To the E ditor: Dear S ir— I noticed growth wheels, screwed rims. I f you want Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, Gentlemen— I have great pleasure in bearing testi- to feel sure that you are getting your mon would have to have two days in which size. I carried your hat home last night in your last issue an article headed worth $4.50 ............................... mony to the merits of St. Jacobs <)il. ey’s worth, ask for a "Bee Line” or a to make up your mind. “ Mitchell” (Uenuey) Buggy. We guar Some time ago 1 had a large swelling form on my and It stood tip on my head like a collar “ Points on Binding T w in e ,” in w hich ! Thousands o f Children’s Suits to choose antee them. kn**e which caused much pain and lameness. It got so I from. E dith (petu lan tly)— Yes. I couldn’t box on a yellow pumpkin. I suppose you call attention to the fact that the | PJuMhaM had that I was unable to follow my employment. I MHchmll, Lmwlm I Stmvmr C o. ¡1,000 pairs of Boys' Knee Pants lielicve a man was much in love who, you brought my hat down. W ell, stay farmer should figure on how many feet ! tried almost everything without receiving benefit until j worth $1 .................................. Seattle, Spokaue, Boise. Portland, Or. unit I 1 “ ®*d St Jacobs Oil. I got relief from the first appli- when we were watching out the old i Men’ s best quality reinforced Anyone, without cation there until 1 can hustle your over. he gets for a dollar. and before finishing the first bottle I was __ year, couldn’t get up the nerve to pro | Unlaundered Shirts, worth $1.. much thought, would know that is the to resume my duties and the .econd bottle completely I T h a t's all.” Fine Dress Shirts, cured me, wl ___ _ _ _ ______ _____ inch before using St. Jacobs Oil seemed a pose until 11:30 o’clock.— Brooklyn important thing, and still we overlook tiling almost impossible, as 1 had'almost lost the use A nd when Blxler hung up the re I worth $1.50 ................................. Eagle. of my leg. Men’s fine Silk Embroidered Sus- cplver. says the Cleveland I’laln Dealer, it, being caught by the old bait of I can assure you that I shall recommend St. Jacobs W. L. Douglas a Shoes are ' | 'penders, worth 75c ................. cheap price. It is not a question Oil whenever I have a chance. matte of the best imported / Good Heavy Socks, Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth he actunlly smiled. an<i American leather •*, whether the twine costs 10 cents a Your# truly thankful, worth 35c ................................ including Patent Curonf ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor their j Over 6,000 Neckties in all shades, Kidr Corona Colt and pound or 30 cents a pound, but the e,<- ! “ T H E N E W S T A R ." W. WALLACE, children i ‘during i the teething period National Kangaroo. I worth from 50c to $1 ............. Paterson, N. J. se.dial point is how many bundles can ! Fast Color Bjtlrti urd Men’s Handkerchiefs, • i «I# n I to I j . Home U n e x p e cted and V e r y H t a r t lin s we bind for a dollar. I worth 35c ................................. Extreme Oruelty. Notice increase of tale»: ! Mackintoshes, odd Coats and odd Vests C h an ges D etected . 1808, Last year I was deceived in thinking E m plo yer— Mr. Slack, would you like at your own price; 3000 other articles, too To-day is a good time to begin (if you 7 4 8 .7 0 6 Pain. A little over n year ngo the most re that the Standard Manila was a M anila ! numerous to mention. to have an increase in salary? 1901, have not already done so) to take Vogeler’s ' 1,3 6 6 , 7 2 0 Pair«. M e n ’s Fine U n d e rw e a r at less than E m ploye— W ould I? I should say I m arkable “ new or temporary star” of twine that would go 000 feet to the Curative Compound. That nervous trouble, Jitismesi More Than modern times appeared In the constel pound, slfh 'li impression I got from that dull headache, that bad taste in the half the cost of production. would. Doubled in l Years. Em ployer— W e ll, let me tell yon, lation Perseus. T h e star w as not In the dealer, although he may not posi mouth when awakening in the morning with then, that unless you get down here any catalogue, and two days before dis tively have stated that as a fact, Imt the usual offensive breath, that poor appetite I Men’s Velour Calf, worth 12.50. $ l i 4 Q curlier and work q great deal harder, covery It was not bright enough to be one thing I do know is that the result for breakfast, indigestion, dull, heavy feeling | at ......................... of the stomach, that tired feeling are all UNION M ID I i Men’s fine Vici. Kangaroo and Box you’ll never get it in the w orld.— C h i shown on n photographic plate o f the at the end of harvest was that the total ; I Calf, worth $4.00, region containing stars which have but cost of my twine was more, although it evidence of a weak digestion and impure cago News. at blood, which can be cured permanently by one hundredth of the light given out by was less in price per pound than it for l Men’s Cordovan and Kangaroo HO taking Vogeler’s Curative Compound. The Shake Into Your Shoes. i Welts, worth $1.50, a t ................... ^ ¿ , 5 0 the faintest star visible to the naked merly hail lieen when f used the Red cures effected by this marvellous medicine XatnblUhfd 1870. Men’s finest Welts. In Vici and W illow Allen’s Foot-K«se, a powder. It cures pulnAil,swol j _ Calf, regular $5.00 shoes, j g gg len, flmarting, nervous feet, and Instuntly take« eye. On Feb. ”3, tw o d a y » after the Clover Leaf brand of Twine, which we are not fictitious or temporary, but are real, T^OR more than a q uni ter the «tin if out of corns anti bunions. At ull Drug- o f a century the repu Its greatest all know costs more per pound, but radically complete and hence lasting. Send fclsts, 26cents. Accept Mo .Substitute. Trial Pack discovery, it reached 1 Boys' and Youths’ Kangaroo <£ 1 O O tation of \V. L. Douglas’ age Free. Address, Allen 8. Olmsted, Leltoy, N. Y. brightness, when It w as ns bright as which I am now convinced i-r the! to-day to the proprietors, St. Jacob’s Oil, | Calf, worth $2.50, at ............... 4 ) I 1 ¿ . u Shoes for style, com tort, L ittle Gents' Nobby Shoe. HO a L td , Baltimore, Md., for a free sample and wear hits excelled all Capelin, the third star In order of cheapest and most satisfactory j i ti e worth $ 2 , at ............................ j OC other makes. They are Must Be. W e have all used it for a good bottle. brightness In the whole heavens. It end. These are all up-to-date 1902 goods, worn by more men in all j Do not confound this with so-called They v both her friends of waned slowly nml with several well- many years with pretty general Mitis- stations of life than any closing-out sales, etc. other make, because they course. marked tluctuatlona In Its light, and in faction, but, in this as in other things, are the only Shoes that in This is a Legitimate Sale that she tw o months w as on the limit of visibil we fe d that it is necessary to make a “ Do you th in k ,” asked he every way equal $6.00 and $0.00 shoes. They are ti e ! W e must raise the money necessary to is as old as she looks?” ity with the naked eye. It Is still easily "Imnge, in order, us we imagine, to bet standard of the world. : satisfy our creditors' claims. Positively “ She tries not to look it,” replied visible In telescopes of small size. D u r ter our condition, and most generally This is the reason W. L. no goods sold-, and no one allowed In the Douglas makes and sells building until she,‘ ‘go she must b e .” Fem inine per ing Its decrease in brightness It changed And that the change does not aecom- j iG O N fllp O D p Ü fllfK R . more men’s $3.60 and $3.00 spicacity transcends masculine reason shoes than any other two color from white to dull red, nml Is now plish what we exported. HEALTH RESTORER. manufacturers. A trial ing. The M anila twine, being cheaper per U S E it ! somewhat greenish In tint. The spec will convince you they are A t 9:00 A . M . the best in the world. thousand feet than Sisal, from patriotic ! S A L E P O S IT IV E L Y CLOSES S A T U R O regon B l o o d P u r l t l o r is trum was at llrst continuous, such ns Is m itives we ought to use it, as all the D A Y N IG H T . M A Y 31. rightly named, because it purities the given by the light from n glow ing solid or liquid body or from a gas under M anila liber in the world is produced blood and tones up the body. pressure; then bright bands were in the P hilippin e Islands, and it is cer Not Conclusive. Sold bvG3 Douglas stores in American formed, which later assumed the form tainly to the interest of the Pacific Portland, Oregon. Founded 18701 Cities and best shoe dealers everywhere. lie — I suppose you know I ’ m singing ami | m » h It Ion o f the bands In the spectra Const farm er to develop trade w ith that C’ A V T I O V . T h * gfn nln s havs W .L.D cn- country as much as possible, and I at your church now. of nebulae. A ll these changes w ere ex gla# »a n # ta d prlr# ■t##ip«‘d on bottom. \ k Home School for Boys. B etw een W ash in gton and Stark Sta. have read that all the Sisal comes from Shoes by mail, 25 cents extra. She— No, I d id n 't. pected. as they follow ed closely the his PORTLAND. OREQON. Illustrated Catalogue Free, Military and Manual Training. Yucatan, with which country we can He— But surely your brother Jack lory of similar stars In recent years. Matt orders carefully filled. Railroad [ W . 1». DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. have no trade from this coast, and as fare paid on all purchases o f $25.00 or told you I had joined the choir there. Hut within a fe w months most unex Write for Illustrated Catalogue. I over. long as it d<x‘s not cost us anything to She— O h, y e s ; he did tell me that.— pected and startling changes have oc- A R T H U R C. N E W I L L , Principal lx> patriotic and trade with our own col Philadelphia Press. urrod which have m ade the star once onies, why shouldn't we do it? more the chief object o f Interest In the FA RMER. STRONGER AND BETTER THAN COMMON HAIXOCK'S OR ANY OTHER BERRY BOX Sum m er Resolutions sky. The nebula which surrounds the TAKE star, or Into which the star has been THK One Way of Saving. No Staples. No Tacks. Opens like a paper box. readv for use. changed, has been successfully photo IMMENSE SIVCT588. Sure relief from liquor, opium and tobacco Bachelor— So vou’re m arried.’oli? 1 graphed at several observatories which habits. Send for particulars to SAMPLE BOX FREE. I AMBERSON, PORTLAND, OR. up|K ) 8 0 your wiio savi*« voti a trood deal arc equipped with telescopes of great lire m ost fre If a a I am I n a A i A ii A a Moved to 420 W illiam # q u e n tly to he power, and It contains several centers of trouble? K66l6y Institute W e.. l*o.Hand, Oregon ueen upon the of condensation whose positions are Henedick— WVIl, she saves overv 1 it N. P. N. Ü. i « c e , neck or shifting so rapidly that their motion ti»* trouble tlint corno» to ber duriti)* No. 2 1-1 00 9 . ®<SX$XsXsX§)^^\iXs>(§^ -5X«XsX*X»X»X*X® v?X?X*t#'{#> b re a st, though enn l>e detected In photographs taken tln* day ao flint she nuiy tmther me thev are liable to appear upon other parts For 71 Years McCormick has manufactured machines tIKN writing to ad vert i «e r« please Careful at witl» it wlien I come liotne at night.— of tne body. When they begin to spread hut several days a p a r t mentios tbla paper. for harvesting the crops of the world. and eat into the flesh, sharp, piercing tempts to determine the parallax o f the rh ila d clp h ia Record. ains are felt as the underlying tissue is star sliows that It Is Inappreciable; the eatroved and the tender nerves exposed star, therefore, is at a very great dls Cancerous sores develop from very trifling tnnee from the earth. There seems to causes; a carbuncle or boil, swollen gland, l>e no doubt that the actual motion In a little watery blister on the tougue or the mdtula Is greater than anything lip, a wart, tnole or bruise of some kind becomes an indolent, festering sore, heretofore detected. Th e velocity must he as great ns that which light travels which in time degenerates into cancer. and the nature of such a motion Is ns " T a n years kco I had a aoro on my left mysterious ns that of light Itself. temple, which the Already the theories which attempt doctors pronounced to nivoutit for the birth nml life history a canoeroua u lcer; It w o u ld itch, burn of the various bodies lu the universe and bleed, then acab are being remodeled to Include these o v e r , b a t would newly discovered facts, ami the new ne ve r heal. A f t e r lit«' l\in<l I o n Huvo Always n ou gh t lias bnm o tho sijjni»- ta k in g S. S. S. awhile turo o f Chan. II. !•’IftclUT, anil lias boon tmulo under his theories w ill probably suffer later re the sore began to personal supervision for over JU> years. A llo w no ono jection when more facts are found disoh arre, and when to deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and which conflict with them. The mys a l l t h e polaonoua “ <Tiist-ns*good” a re but Experiments, and endanger tho m atter had passed teries o f the universe become more un health o f Children—llxporiciioo against Experiment. ont it got w ell. X fathom able the deeper w e are permit took in all about th irty bottles, continuing it for aorna ted to explore them, and ns knowledge tim e after the sore had healed, to be Increases the extent of that which still sure a ll the poison w as out of my sys Castorln Is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, I\»re- tem. H i t « seen no elgn of the cancer remains to lie explained increases also (forte. D rops nml Soothing Syrup«. It is Pleas»n t. It — P rofessor W inslow I'pton. In Provl l a tea y ear«. J O S E P H U S R E ID , contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xareotie ^ Gant, A u d rlan Co., Mo. denee Journal. substance. Its age is its guarantee. It dostrovs W orm s Is strictly * vegetshle and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrluen and W in d remcly, *n.|, while C e n s o rs h ip o f C om ic P apers. Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation pos-CMing purifying Foreign comic papers are lielng sub nml Flatulency. It assimilate« the Fond, regulates tho Stomach »m l ltowels, giving healthy and nnturul sleep. jected to a »trli't censorship In tier thatnoother medicine Tlie Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. many Jn«t now A special lookout Is doe., contains nothing that could derange published in the *y»tem. W hile cleanauig the blood being kept for those Am erica which contain pictures con it slso build* up the general health. If you have a gnsnicinus .ore, or other shlersd disrespectful to the kaiser. M ood trouble, k i u I tor our ftee book on t 't g s r e l l e s fo r N u lM i'rlh i'rs. Blood end Skin I>i»e*scs, and write to u* for any information or advice wanted; El Pals, which Is a pushing pa|>cr of tre make no charge for thia service. Buenos Ayres, offers to give every TNI »WITT ITCCIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, mm »utiacriber fo r three months an equal Th e McCormick O. K. Line of Headers, Mowm tfinders. Rakes end value lit cigarettes, so that the cils Reapers d described in the FINEST CATALOGUE EVER PRINTED. t o n e r gets $ 6 Worth of n ew s 1 till to Send for one FREE to hacco each fo r the one price, Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills 107 FIRST STREET 33 I ! I PER CENT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ COST 3 FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. moo. S2.98 $5.85 $7.98 $9.98 O reg o n S h ort l in e U nio n P a c if ic AND TIME SCHEDULES Portland, Or. AB1IV1 Chicago fialt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth,Omaha, Portland Kansas City, St. tpcclkl 1 t.uOa. m. Louis,Chicagoaud via East. Huntington. «:30 p.m. D ir i s t At antic Walla Walla I«wts- ton,Spokane,Min Express neapolis, St. Paul, 8:50 p m. via Duluth. Milwau Huntington. kee, C b 1 cagodi Eas t fit. Paul Fast Mall • : 15 p. m. ria fipokaca Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. TVorth.Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis,Chicago and East. 1:10 *. m. 7:00a. m. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE FR O M P O R T L A N D . $.'00 p m. All sailing dates subject to change 4:00 p. m. For San Francisco— Call every 6 daya Dally Columbia River 4:00 p. m. Ex.fiunday Steamers. Kx.Sunday $:W) d . m. Saturday To Astoria and Way 10:00 p. m. Landings. 6:46 a.m Willamette giver. 4:30 p. m. Mon., Wed. Water permitting. £x. HuoJer Oregon City, New- and Fri. berg, Salem, Inde pendence, Corval lis and Way Land ings. Willamette and Yarn- 8:80 p. ra. 7:00 a. m. bill Klvart. Tue«.. Thar, Mon., Wed. Water permitting. and Bat. aud Fri. Oregon City, Day- ton, A Way Land ings. Lr. Riparia Snake River. Lv. Lewiston 4:06 a. m. 7:00 a. m. Daily except Riparia to Lewiston Daily except Monday. Mouday. MitchelU A B a d Knee. A. L. CRAIG, 6enersl Faiaenger Agent. Portland, Or. V. A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent. Third end Weahtugion Street». 12c 29c SOUTH AND E A ST 39c 8c 3c SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. 12c Shasta Route. 3c SHOES. (Small.) WL. DOUGLAS $2.48 *3°,° SHOES ‘3 ° ° ^ ri£ ri*fu n d er’s WEDNESDAY, HAY 21 BISHOP S C O T T ACADEMY Cancerous Sores W. L DOUGLAS $4 SHOES CANNOT BE EXCELLED. -V IA - Trains leave Drain for Portland and way stations at 12:34 p. m. and 1:23 a. m. Leave Portland............. 8:30 A. M. 8:30 P. M. ‘ Drain................... .3:46 P. M. 9:51 A. M Arrive Ashland............12:55 A. M. 12:36 I*. M. " Sacramento...... 5:10 P. M. 5:00 A. M “ San Francisco.... 7:45 P. M. v 16 A. M. Arrive Ogden........... 4:.V> A. M. : " i v ,\r. “ Denver ........ #:30 A M. 9:15 P. M. “ Kansas City.... 7:25 A. M. 7:25 A. M. “ Chicago.......... 7:42 A. M. 8:30 P. M. Arrive Los Angeles... 2:00 P. M. 8 05 a M. 6:00 P. M. 6:oo P. If. •* El Past»........... " Fort Worth..... 6:30 A. M. 6:30 A. M. “ City of Mexico.....11:30 A. M. 11::« A. M. •* Houston............... 7:00 A. M. 7 :uu A . M. " New Orleans........ 6:30 P. M. 6:30 P. M. " Washington........ 6:42 A, M. 6:42 A. M. “ New York.............12:10 P. M. 12:10 P. M. Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. Chair cars h’acramento to Ogden and El Paso, and Tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Francisco with theseveral steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America, hee agent at Drain station or address A. E. 107 Nathan & Go. First Street fo r tho NEW PATENT FOL DING BERRY BOX. Keeiey C u re W Mewberg Graphic S $1.50 p e r Year , In Advance SfmOO p e r Year W h a t is C A S T O R IA The Kind You Have Always Bought BO Y E A R S ' E X P E R IE N C E P atents Bears the Signature of Gosalps are I« stabbing r iqiutat ply n I go lati Over 3 0 Years. 1 A. H. BOYLAN, General Agent, McCormick Harvester Co* Portland, Or. «v»«rT. new ven# «.rr. . . . . . . . * * •‘ •Y*1* • 'S 'l1* J'Sii1* j § ^ ' # ‘ 9 • •«• £ ft#i# # • • • #,# i # y # y A T raoc M a r k s D e s ig n s CORYRIOHTS AC. A n r n n « «w iq in g , In n m a r ■erenem onr opinion frss whether sn i n . . n n " n ! « sm ssbtr p.ten t»W e. f . mmnnte». Uon. wrtn, , r"nfla,n'|m|. Hendbook on Patents V 1" * * 1 »fen ny fo r eem rtn* pelente. A »*"!, >!"•«*'> Menu * to. recetrs notice, wit boat eh*r*w. tn tb# S c K n t lf ic H i t l e r i a n . ' . *n* y !.. ; 0 Unrest ctrw , 1 . T«m «. $3 a 1 nawrteatarib weekly. » ' 1 C > 0 New York .” ’ * » r *t, WaehlBgtes. H10S.B.CL