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D tCATlR’S FLAGSHIP PRESIDENT. " I bid ■ bad cough for tlx weeks and could And no rolitf until I triad Ayer'* Cbsrrv Pacto- ral. Only one-fourth of tha bottio curad ma.” L. Hawn, Newington, Ont. Nothin* In International relation, more clearly illustrate* tha cameraJori« hHtreen England and the United 8tatea than the fact that tha famous war frigate I'rvsUksrt Ilea tenderly cared for and n-re fed a n * historic relic In a u Mh* dock. The Prealdent waa Admiral IK-c. tor's flagship. and In tba war « f 1812 her «ana were the last of the Am erican anna to ha trained aa a British foe. Such a econrgr bad she been to British shipping that the admiralty iwtued a apecial order that she moat be taken at any ba.ard. But “order." do not take American a aval rsaavla, and the old President lired in freedom to witneaa peace, and now for nearly a century her dismantled hulk h.a been »lumbering at tba India dock In London harbor. The I'reaident and tba equally famous old Oon- atitation were twin ship*, and tha former waa the first flagship on a European station flying tha Star, and Stripes. It waa o f the President that Oliver Wen dell Holmes wrote: “ A y! Tear her tattered enaign downl Long baa it wared on h igh !" C I T Y 'S M A R V E L O U S G R O W T H . Tha rapidity with which thing* are dona In the West la strikingly shown In thermae of Ana dark a, Ok„ a little etty which recently celebrated the first anniversary of Its founding, says a w riter la Leslie's Weekly. Marvelous has been Its history, from the sale of tba first lot In s cornfield. Aug. 6. 1901. to Its present metropolitan appearance. Large brick blocks have taken the place o f the tents and shanties in tue then. Graded street* and broad side walks displaced tba corn-row* long ago. telephone lines form a network at some o f the busy corners, and every where a u y be seen Improvement* not Neglected colds always lead to something serious. They run into chronic bronchitis, p n e u m o n ia, asthma, or consumption. Don’t wait, but take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral just as soon as your cough begins. A few doses will cure you then. pocketbook W a g g -T that. during the OREGON S hort line aw U nion P acific Walla Walla lewis. loa,8»o kaue. Ill w fiS M iS : km. CblaagoA float Tkn.au«! H e.M e..«, ill iraaMa. CAPITOL BUILUING, SALEM, OREGON. A Letter From the Executive Offifl* of Oregon. a n from the Atlantic admirer of Pa-rn-na. Ho keeps it co Letters of congratula- tiuually in the home. In a recant It lendation testifying to ter to Dr. Hartman ho soya: Fe-ru-na as a catarrh | State of Oregon, ring In from every state , Executive Department, Salem, Mpy » , 1808. ledieina Co. .Columbus,O. : •I have had occasion to highest to the lowest. your Pe-*u u na medicine in my lam. The outdoor laborer, the indoor arti- lly lor colds.-*t roved to be aa sa aan, the clerk, the editor, the statee-1 cwllent remedy, ve not had oeea- man. the preacher—all agree that Pa- aion to use it k k ailments. • re-na ia tne catarrh remedy of the age. Your* vary truly, \ M. Lord. The stage and rostrum, recognising ca* I t will be noticed that ________ tarrh aa their greatest enemy, are ea- aaya he baa net had occasion to use I V pecially enthusiastic in their praise and ru-na lor other ailments. The reason testimony. | for this ia, most other aliments begin Any man who wishes perfect health with a cold. Using Pa-ru-na to must be entirely free from catarrh, promptly core colds, be protects his Catarrh is well nigh universal; almost family against other ailments. This la omnipresent. Po-ru-na ia the only ab- exactly what every other family in the solute safeguard known. A cold is the United Staten should do. Keep Pe- beginning of catarrh. To prevent ru-na in the house. Use it ior coughs, colds, to core colds, is to cheat catrarh colds, la grippe, and other climatic out of its victims. Pe-ru-na not only affections cf winter,end there will be no cure* catarrh, but prevents. E very; other ailments in the bourn. 8uch household should be ¿applied with this j families should provide them eel vea with great remedy lor coughs, colds and ao1 a copy of Dr. Hartman's free book, en- forth. | titled "W in ter Catarrh." Addrem A Stey-at-Home Traveler. Stranger— What wonderful talas eld For coughs and oolda there la ao better medicine than Piso’s Cure for Consump Blink* relate*! lie must have been a tion. Price 25 cents. great traveler in hie day. Native—-Ha nan never outside the Dividing tha Blame. connty la bia life, but, yon ana, hi* “ Laae It stated that the Alps have mind has wandered foi years. eost SOI lives la the past tea years." " Y e t it doesn't mem quite right to Ms Salt. pot all tha blame diraetlyoa the A lp s." Hodge— I ’ ve got a suit of clothes lor “ Why not?” every day la tha wank. “ Don't too think moat of them were Podge (snapicioualy)— I asvar geo killed by the climb-UT’ " yon wear any but tba one you have on now. j Bodge (cheerfully)— That's tba suit. CASTOR IA OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE D-liy X».Buaday ». { :«**. aturda? Mi . Ut p. » . F o r Infants a n d Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tha /n / / ri . f Pew Savers la Sheffield. Not 10 par cent of tha large wage earners in the English cntlory trade ■ave a farthing, declares the Lord May* or ol Sheffield. Lv. Riparta toste flhat. oui T KlpMte ** towlatoa 4:06 a. a . future before h im ," said the phrenolo gist. And the little Boston boy who waa having bis bumps examined polished his spectacles and exclaimed: “ Pardon mo, bat yon open up a very interesting field of inquiry. Where else could my future be if it were not before me?” "Crapa ail barnt to flinders?" "Y a a .” " N o rain la slghtT” "N o t a drap." “ Tootally raiat, aln’ t yopT" ‘ T a to ta lly l" "W e ll, «b a t air yona-smilin' ovarT” " l ’ m smilla* at tha prospect ol tbc sheiiff com in'to lavy on nothin’ !” — Atlanta Constitution. Simple Rule la tlanaowy. A mingling of the two colors — a green vail disposed over a blue hat, or knots o f velvet ribbon of tha combined shades, gives tone to tha simplest toi lette. a ern rs m a r v e lo u s grow th . (Cimar r l t v abows tba alta o f Anadarko, O k , In the Call of 1801; the lower representa tba placa as it Is to-dar, a bustling, up to date community of 3.400 souls.) H ow parents look upon such little r f e r e n and not reproach themselves for bringing so much m isery into t i e w orld? I f you have any disease lurking in your system, how can won expect w ell developed, healthy children f Cleanse your own blood and build up your health, and you have not only enlarged yonr capacity for the enjoyment o f the pleasures of life, but have discharged a duty all parent» «w e to posterity, and aiade mankind healthier and happier. There is no remedy that so surely teaches dflflp-seated, stubborn blood troubles as S. S. S. I t searches out even hereditary 3 f c ^ poisons, and removes every taint from the blood, V N . and builds up the general health. I f weaklings found often In eltiea o f ten times It* ( as such. It will be noted that the brll- age A mammoth ice plant with a j ltant master o f style did not use the capacity of seventy-five ton* dally, not phrase except as a quotation. From only supplies the city but adjacent whom? An amateur murderer. This cities also. amateur laments that In the way of Contracts are now being let for a murders there has been “ nothing do- 830.000 Court House. $5.000 Jail, $30.000 lng” since that done by Macbeth worth school buildings. $40,000 water works, speaking of. It is s fair conclusion 1-, M k i l are grow in g up around you, righ t the w rong by etc. Electric Ugbt companies are mak- that a man who tries his hand at mur putting them on a course of S. S. S. at once. It n ing propositions, ao that soon the city der purely as an amateur with an ef- wlll be thoroughly lighted, watered fort to attain that degree of skill which a purely vegetable medicine, harmless in its effects, and can be taken and equipped In all particular*. The he has set op aa standard for himself by both old and young without fear o f any bad results. W rite us about your case, and let our physicians advise and help yew. population now is about 3.500. and Is is of that class and manner of men growing substantially aU the time, who use slang as a habit of speech. Th is w ill cost von nothing, and we w ill also send our book on blood and Good homes are springing up through- And It therefore, may be deduced that Out the etty. De Qulncey’s amateur was using the D I D N ’T Signature of CARTERS FDR BIUOUSIESS. F M DIZZINESS« FOI TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW S U I. FOI THE COMPLEXION HURT SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Shasta Route. A B IT 1 W. extract, crown and bridge teeth without Inflicting psln, Our BMtlxxU are modern and meet with the approve! of the moat exacting, call and a*« ua Examination fra*. P a « reasonable. Doth 'phones: Oregon South 2291: Co lumbia 368. Open evenings till *. Sun days from • to IX W IS E B R O S . , D e n tists, Punta* mdg t l t m Puntili PORTLAND, 0 * S 10» r “ I l W ‘ ad Washington Pullman and Tonfili ear* »a both tratas Chair ears Sacramsmo te Ogiaa sad SI Paao, and Tourist can to Chicago. St. Lóala, Ha# Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Krendano with thoaovorol steamship lines lor Honolalo, Japes. China, Philippine», Contrat and South Amorino. See agent at Praia station or aadram JOHN POOLE, PORTLAND, ORB. I you the bast bergal Ine». Windmills, l ’un ‘Inert Wood Sawtni apaatalty. Ses u. b e f o « buyfng. O NE H U N D R E D -M IL E C O A S T. A rc h t :r e c to * 1» U ic h m o n d b y D a a g b - toro o f C o n fe d e ra c y . S lid in g D ow» the S id e n M ountain ia a Hand Car. A beautiful memorial arch la being Lord Ernest Hamilton deacrllte* hi* erected in Richmond. V a , to Jefferson Davis by the United Daughters o f the experience o f a thrilling hut perilous Confederacy. It was designed by Lou pastime, the descent In a «mail hand is A. Gudehrod and the cost win be car of a wonderful mountain railway in I ’eru. “ As a matter o f fact." he write*, re ferring to the title o f the article, “ It is IOC; but, fo r the sake o f a title, the extra *!x miles may go - 100 are enough at any rate for purpose* of illustra tion. These hundred-odd miles are to he found oO tba Ferro-Carll Central of Peru, commonly called the Oroya Hall way, and they are to be found no where else. “This Oroya Railway is a v e rj won derful line, Indeed. It not only climbs higher tha# any other railway In the world, but also distinguishes Itself in a variety o f other waya incidentally re ferred to hereafter. Bot the accom plishment with which I am chiefly con cerned Is this, that It provides the only read in the world which a mao on wheats can travel over 100 miles by his own momentum and practically at any pare to which the fiend o f reck lessness may urge him. “ T i e Object o f what Is here written about $75,000, which It has taken the daughters several yean to get together. to to tince the sensations horn o f a run down from Hie summit o f the Oro The site of the monument la the ya Railway. 15,000 feet above son level, choice of Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who. to tbO verge o f tba Pacific. You start though opposed to tha memorial at under thfl eye o f the eternal snows sod • r o t flnsUy consented, and the arch yon finish among bumming birds and wlU be unveiled In Monroe Perk at pehDR. Too start back with the un Rlehasond In the early spring. speakable sickness o f soroche, and you finish ta the ecstacy o f an sanitation too great for words. “ Tba god* of Olympus were worms beoido ! » • man who has during the i of those whs affect the plctnr- teat throe hours controlled bis car from ta their language. Interlarding the Paso de Galera to Callao, fo r It la te the eeatrol tket lies the Joy, as la other thing» apart from car running. T o alt beflMo the hrakrman Is good, hut to drop the hrokeman on a friendly aiding and grasp the lever In yonr own firm bet hot too exacting hand Is to sup n dbrral foretaste o f the Joys o f beevem-*l*«a«woo’a Mags sine. Many • man breaks ~hul7irla down • tovta. then growls because bis w ife wants • Bttle of the small change. A. L. CRA1Q E^B E B B E & O E S S JEFFERSON DAVIS M EM ORIAL. Little Liver Pills. SO UTH AND E A 8T Mind Over Matter. Mrs. Janks— How did you manage to keep cool teetcrdayT It waa ao hot. Mr*. Brown— Why, I went oat «hop ping far Christmas thing*.— Detroit Free Press. w pitiable Buffering, and marking it* little body with offen sive sores and eruptions, catarrh of the nose and thrfltt, weak eyes, glandular swellings, brittleboncs, white swelling and defornjry. Carter's For frost-bite, chilbaina, sore and lame ointe, am bits of muscles—try Hamlin’s iV isard Oil. It won’t disappoint you I Subscribe for the YOUR GROCER 1 ► W in tall yon, If ha has triad them, that < > the best Spices, Baking Powder. Coflfes < » and Canned (ioods packed are the MONOPOLE < > <1 I ' / V e ts {¡e r v t iy t ¿ A c ts p i e a k S a r v t l y t /Vets Beneficially* (Vcts-truly as a Laxative. Syrup of Pigs appeals to the cultured and the well-informed and to the healthy, because Its com ponent parts are simple and wholesome and be cause it acts without disturbing the natural func tions, as it is w holly free from every objectionable quality or substance, In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal virtues of Syrup of Figs are obtained from an excellent combination of plants known to be medicinally laxative and to act most beneficially. T o g et Its beneficial effects— buy the genuine— manufactured by the The label la a beautlfuI^Bln*. Beware aN M IM M H M M M I W I I M j Bargains in Uniforms... FOB BALI - Supply of Military ra il Orsa Costs, While Helmets, (Spiysd), Whit* Belts, (ultsbls for Bands, Lodges, KM. L. H. K N APP, T r in » f a r t i - T b M R is to ist. PORTLAND. ORBOON. 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