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ru by U m Maharaja
la, who wot* hia Mata
paar la, with ito arato
T h en is a bast time for doing
everything -that is, a time when a
thin« can U done to the beat ad­
vantage, most easily and most ef­
fectively . Now is the bast time
for puttying your blood. W hy!
Because your system is now trying
9o parity it—you know this by tbs
pimples and other eruptions that
have oome on your face and body.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Are tbs medicines to take—they do
the work thoroughly and agreeably
and never fail to do it.
it ia truly remarkable what a revolu­
tion baa taken place ia aaodern dental
methods. Wise Broth«* a, tha famous
Portland dentists, era among the fore-
moot in the United 8tetea in this ra­
te net n particle of paia connected with
aay dental vrork done ia their office ia
literally tone. And. it ia also literally
Washington, March 8.— Tba appro-
priatloaa mede doriug tha raaaioo ai
«tocraaa which aloaod Wednesday ag-
gracatad 1788,484,019, aa agalnat
9800,894.498 far tha iaat aaaaiaa. Tha
tota) for U m oatira ooagraao tha* footed
Bp 91,884,108.514, or something mora
tbaa $100.000,000 in excess of tha total
appropriation* for tha 88th ooograaa.
Tha total for that ooograaa waa 81,440,-
489,488.
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$
Thoaa flgaraa war* ambodiad In a
statement praaantad to tho sonate by
Alliaon. chairman of tha co mm it toa on
appropriation*.
T U ato toman t alao
containad an Itomlaad'aUtemont .bow­
ing tho ex pondi tara* for U m paat ara-
al on by bilia aa follow«:
baa mad« iato a award, was
n of power.
Steal, In t U
mi *
and civlliaatkm, ia Juat aa
aa It ia ia war. T U oonatry
wa-aminently endowed with
Washington, March 9. — Senator*
ith coal and iron, of which Mitchell and Faltón today called on
»«a n * of which it is mada, Secretary Root and other war depart-
at t U head of tba civilised moot officials to urge the early approval
of the report of t U engineer bogrd on
t U project for improving t U month of
the Colombia river. They laid before
w R. 81 tear, daring a ra­
the department a large number of tele­
na with a friand, asked
grams
and letters from commercial
iw the definition oi a p a »-
bodies and other interested parties,
” replied his friend, “ U amphasiiing t U impórtanos ol early
i «or* on himself and the action. Secretary Root told t U sena­
tor* U would act on. tha report ia
tal.
Ia not that year
about a weak, or la tea daya'at the oat-
aide. Ha asid R waa bow bald op on
replied Dr. Sllaar.' “ A
ly opinion, ia a man who account of requests atada by L. M.
Optimist.” —Now York Haupt, mho ia bringing awry influence
to bear to U ve tU^baard’a recommen­
dations overruled sad hia reaction jet­
ty mintituled. T U senators gara tba
secretary to understand that t U people
prices of provistos« gasarli ay, whan t U of Owt a are well wtisfled with t U
taaall boy battel into t U conversation. boar-1 plan, and ballava.tUIr unanim­
“ Jam U s goes up, too,” U re­ ous judgment cannot U improved op­
marked.
“ Ms kaapa it on t U top on. Ia view of tba great importance of
th* work, they do not now want any
shelf now.”
And than it suddenly dawned on bis experimenting at the month of tha
youthful perceptions tU t ‘ U had In­ Colombia river.
Secretary Root did not w y w U t
jured hia Saas by talking too much.—
action be would take, bat strongly inti­
batavia New*.
mated that he wonld approve tha board
report. Ha did aay that aa soon as the
report «ras acted upon the work woo Id
be dona with all possible speed; and
through moving thoaa trunks?,
that iiia department waa desirous of
“ Yea, eorr; ia a few minute*.“
“ Wall, when you’ ve finished, stretch affording relief to the oommerce of tba
I U Ufo set ovar the frant pavement. Colnumbia river with the least possible
Mrs. H iU w l U s juat telephoned from delay.
Senator Fulton intends, aa soon as he
t U top floor that U r husband ha*
fallan oat of tU window.” — Binari Bat. ha* more data and detail*, to tako op
with the war department t U matter of
t U right of «ray for the átate portage
road bat«reao T U Dalles and Calilo, for
which the legislature recently made the
appropriation.
He deaires to «ecure
permission from the government to con­
struct this portage road ovar t U right
of way that waa acquired fee the old
boat ridlwaay, which is qow t U prop­
erty of the government, and which will
not be required for canal purposes.
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terrible età* of aath
almost avarytbing, I
ila». We then triad
Pa Maral, sad three
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certainly cures many cates
o f asthma.
A n d It cures bronchitis,
hoarseness, weak lungs,
whooping-cough, croup,
w in t e r c o u g h s , night
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cially designed to meet the needs
of womans system at the trying
time of change of life.
It is no exaggeration to state that
Mrs. Pinkham oas over 8000 letters
like the following proving the great
value of her medicine at such tlmee.
" I wish to thank Mr*. Pinkham for
w U t U r medtaha* baa done for me.
My trouble waa change of Ufa Four
years ago my health began to fall, my
head began to grow dizzy, my eyes
pained me, and at times it seemed as
If my back would fail me, had terrible
pains acroaa the kidneys. Hot flashes
«rare very frequent and trying. A
friend advised -me to try L y d ia
K . P in k h a m ’ a V e g e ta b le C om .
p ea lid i I have taken six bottles of it
and am to-day free from those troubles.
I cannot speak in Ugh enough terms
of the medicine. 1 recommend it to a ll
and wish every suffering woman would
give it a trial. — B n x a Roes, 88 Mont­
clair Ave., Roslindale, Maas.—ytOOOfm-
“ No,” grumbled th* husband in a
spaaaa of confidence to a friend, “ I
U va no place at all for a y books. X U
E X '* “
exclusively for
“ And what does aU use it all fort”
“ Oh, aU pate away the things that
era a trifle too flood to U destroyed,
yet acaroaly good enough to U of use.”
if wfrfae«/ «*— letter arsWep gaseUasM
Far bronchial trouble* try Pi*o’a Cura
V Consumption. It is a good cough
adirine. At druggist*, price is cents.
“ I ran 'into town today to do acme
shopping, dear,” «aid Mrs. Babbnbs,
A woman baa mad for divora* be­
cause bar h naba od "give* too much at­
tention to t U ehnrcb.”
This will
posala t lot Of women who heretofore
thought they knew something about
“ I eea,” he interrupted, “ and you
Juat ran in U r* because you rail out.”
“ Ran oat?” -
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“ Y ee-of money.”
Mother* «rill Boo am. Winslow's Booth,
tug Syrup tba best remedy to use for tbeir
atuldien during tb* teething period.
TO RECLAIM 340,000 ACRES.
Moot dealers handle Monopole goods.
If yours doesn’t rand aa hia name.
Wed ha ms A Karr Brae., Monopol#
Oraran and Dry Coffra Roasters, 81-83-
88 Front street, Portland, Ora.
Why don’t you go out occasion-
treat, and enjoy yourcelf, ray at
Kentucky Teacher (of infant geogra­
China— Empress Dowager ia Plot.
phy elaaa)—Tommy Blood may tail na
Victoria,
March 9.—According to ad­
w U t a strait ia.
Tommy Blood— I t ’a jee’ th* plain vices received from Pekin, an outbreak,
•toff ’ thout nothin’ ia it.— Ohio State and with it a carnival of murder ex­
ceeding the Boxer outbreak, ia regarded
Journal.
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by many a* imminent.
Correspond­
ents ef Cbineee papers at Pekin are
sending column« telling of tbe duplici­
ty of the empress dowager and of the
threatened outbreak.
T U North China Daily Nawa, one of
t U beat informed ioornala of the East,
hag received advices that _ t U am press
dowager and Ynqg Lu, thé grand chan­
cellor, ara known to U aiding the
movement of Tong Fu Hsiang in Kan­
su, and on t U authority of a Chinera
“ of high literary rank” at Pekin, a
Shanghai paper says that, while the
empteas dowager ia iaaning edicts com­
a if be
Detroit manding reforms on Western lines and
pretending to initiate, reform«, she ia
secretly sending instructions to viceroys
and governor* prohibiting the inaugura­
tion of foreign methods.
Tbe empress ia alw raid to U sand­
ing notifications to soma viceroys that
Tang Fa Haiang ia to be aided in
marching hia army to Pekin to eacort
Pu Chon, eon of Prince Chon and cx-
U ir apparent, to tba throne. On tU ir
"Would you call a cat herbivorous arrival, Kwang Han, the present em­
or canrivorouST” naked the aran who i* peror, is to be mada away with. Bays
learned but tedious
tbe Chinera correspondent, and tbe
“ Neither,” answered tbe man wbc representative* of * U varions foreign
yawns, “ merely vociferous.”
powers and all foreigners in the capital
as well as in the provinces, ara to meat
the same fate, without distinction.
Brussel* baa a church clock wound
Craak Who Wants $100,000.
by atmospheric expansion indurad by
Washington, March 9.— A Swede who
tba beat of tba aun.
gave his name ai> Z. Borg, of Provi­
dence, R ..I., tried for an hour today to
see the president. H * was urged by
the white bouse attaches to reduce hia
communication to «niting.
This be
endeavored to do, but foiled.
One of
the secret service officers interviewed
him and found him poaseeeed of hallu­
cination«. Berg said that several years
ago be bad Informed tbe United States
government that t U Spaniards intend­
ed to blow op one of t U battleships,
and wanted the president to era that
he received 9100,000 for his informa­
tion.
Ex-Senator Jewett, of St. Louis, ia
ninety-four year* old. Someone asked
him not long ago how old U thought a
man should be before retiring from
business. The old gentleman gravely
responded:
“ I don’t raally think a
man should keep on after U has
reached tU age of ninety.”
Tacoma, March 8.— Nelson Bennett,
of Tacoma, U s secured the contract for
damming the Snake river in Idaho, at
a point 26 miles above Shoshone falls,
and building 66 milea of canal on t U
south side of the river and 24 milaa on
t U north side, not including laterals,
which «rill reclaim 840,000 acres of
land under the new government irriga­
tion law. The dam ia to cost 9400,000
or more, and t U canals 92,890,000, not
including the laterals.
T U larger
canal ia to be 80 feet wide at t U top,
and to carry tea feat o( water, which is
to U raised from t U river 46 fast.
T U contract is let by the Twin Falla
land and water company, of Salt Lake.
Two lections of the canal moat U com­
plete in one year. Fcr the completion
of the entire work lira year* afe al­
lowed.
flearthleg Equally Oood.
Mr. Bennett ia today shipping sev­
Teacher— Johnny, have you been ers! train loads of bis outQt to a «pail
vaccinated! *-■
station on t U O. R. A N. known aa
Johnny— No’m; bat mamma made Kimama. T U canals ara to U in
ma put my flannel* on this morning, Owyhee and Lincoln conn ties.
and they itch just aa mach.— Chicago
Record Harald.
Ames Most Show Cause.
Nashua, N. H., March 6.— An order
of t U supreme court In tbe habeas
corpus proceedings brought by counsel
A u s t in
for Dr. A. A. Ames, former mayor of
Well Machinery
Minneapolis, who la wanted in that
city in connection with the bribery
scandals, was aarvsii upon Dr. Aaaas
today at Hancock, where be to under
arrest.
Tbe court order« that Dr.
Amee shall appear ia court on March
11 and show cause, if aay, why _ h o
should not be taken back to M f o e
apolis for trial. It Is now the opiates
Alaskan Treaty Ratified.
Washington, March 6.— Secretary
Hdy and fjlr Michael Herbert today ex­
changed ratification* of the Alaska
boondary treaty, The preparation of
tbe case* of tbe tsro aide* will proceed
with all spaed, ra, under tbe treaty,
they ir.net be submitted to tbe arbitrat­
ors within 80 days. It will requite tbe
greatest effort on tbe pari cl tbe United
States government to have ita own
case ready within tbe appointed time.
Tbe United States government has
come into poeaeasion in recent years of
a vest amount of data.
Earthquake ghekr* Saxony.
Berlin, March 9. — Earthquake
shock* have been felt for two days in
the district of Voigtland, Saxony, In
tbe Erpgebierge mountains.
Yester­
day’ s shocks were slight, bat those of
today «rare violent. Tbe Inhabitants
of Graaiits left bouses and passed into
tbe attests. Tbe tremors «rare felt aa
far aa Poloen, Richenbach and Zwick­
au. Houses at Unter Hac been burg and
at Aeeh shook for several seconds.
There was great excitement throughout
tbe affected district.
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Worse Than Blockade.
Willemstad, Island of Curaeaoii March
9.— The steamship which arrived here
today from Maracaibo, Venasoela, car­
ried only ooe-third of her usual cargo
and brought no coffee. The merchants
of Maracaibo aay they cannot pay tbe
present «sport duties, which, they add,
are more ruinous to them tbaa was
the blockade ot tbe Venezuelan coast.
Advices received here from revolution­
ary source« in Venesuela aay tbe revo­
t. but this is the extent of their usefulness. T o cure Catarrh lutionary forces have gathered around
he blood must be purified and the system relieved of its load Caracas; and s'«> bold all tbs eastern
aa, and the remedy to accomplish this is 8. 8. 8. which has prat of Veneseela, except Cnmana.
bo equal aa a blood purifier. It restore*
the Mood to a natural, healthy state and
the catarrhal poison and effete matter
Washington, March 9.— White no
are carried out of the system through tha
official announcement baa bran made,
proper channels. 8. 8 .8 . raatore* to the
Mbod all ita good qualities, and when it is bel lavad In naval eirctes that Cap-
rich, pure blood reaches the ia flamed tola Charlas J. Barclay, commandant
fo carried through the drenlation to all the Catarrh infected at tba Boston navy yard, baa been se­
i body, they soon heal, the mneous discharge* cease aad tha lected for similar doty at the Bremer­
ton, Wash., yard, aad that tba assign­
ment «rill soon ba mada. Captain Bar­
clay stands r i l l op on tb* list of cap­
tains, and bla promotion to the grade
of rear admiral ia likely to follow soon
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Tacoma Man Given Mg Contract to Dam
Soaks River.
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Kansas City, Mo., March 8.—Outgo
ing Rock Island Texas train No. 28,
which left the lion station at 10:80
o’clock tonight, over the Union Pacific
tracks, which tba Rock Island oaea out
of bare, crashed into tbe smoker of Rock
Island trains Nos. 12 and 22, which
«rare made into one, but were lata and
trying to maka a aiding at Rock 'Island
Junction, juat outride tbe Kansas City
yards. The smoker «ras thrown from
the track turned over and smashed
Into kindling wood and all Inside more
or teas Injured, but none kilted.
Yokohama, March 8, Tbe jffactl.
rally ceeiplato failure of tbe rira crop
last year baa caused wide »reed distress
la Japan, culminating in amine in the
northwestern
From an offi-
rial report It
learned that tbe desti­
tution is much greater than was sup­
posed. Tba number ol starving, ao far
as officially koown, ia 147,889, with
tha possibility of then figures bring
greatly added to. Tbe foreign element
la now taxing steps for relief.
•<— Murder In First Degree.
Eugene, Or., March 8^-EI)iott.
Lyons, who, while resisting arrest for
boras at eating at bla boms west of
Kegene on Fsbmary 6, shot and kilted
Sheriff Withers, of tbia ooenty, waa
found guilty of mnrdra in tb* first de­
gree by tbe jury la tan minutes.
Ha
«rill be aentanrad today.
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