H U
N early every one likes a fine
h air.d ressin g . Something j o
make the hair more manage
ab le; to keep It from being
too rough, o r from aplitring
at the ends. $dmething* too,
that will feed the hair at the
same time, a regular hair-food.
Well-fed hair will be strong, and
will remain where it belongs—
on the head, not on the com bi
The beet kind bf a testimonial—
"S o ld tor over sixty y i t r i . "
Mette by J O A yer Co., Lowoll, K a o *
Also men ameturors a?
A lu e r l
SARSAPARILLA.
‘
> PILLS.
> CHERRY PECTORAL.
N o t h i n * bet the Teeth.
Mr. Askltt— What age would you
rather have lived In, Mias TblrtloddT
Miss Thlrtlodd— In the birthdayless
gge, I think.
A n ta l
Q a e e a a T a lle r (k a a
K lm gs.
“ Do you think the widow will break
There Is hardly a king In Christen
dom to-day whose wife does not over-, hla w l l i r “ Won't be necessary. Bbe
top him by a head.
dl<* that long before she became a wid
King Edward Is quits six Inches ow*" Philadelphia Ledger,
shorter than Queen Alexandra.
| Maid— Are you at home to Mrs.
The Czar la overtopped a full head Toney, mum? She’s at the door,
tree*— I am If she has a new bat
by the Czarina.
Kaiser Wilhelm Is o f the medium not otherwise.— Cleveland Leader.
height, 'but the German Empress Is
Inert Ike— W ot does “procrastinate’’
tall, and that la why the proud Kalaer mean? -homeless Homer—T o put off.
will never consent to be photographed Inert Ike—Gee, but wusn’t we procras
beside hla wife, unless she sits while be tinated from dat fast freight 1— Cleve
stands.
land Leader.
The King o f Italy, short and squat,
Jonee—What do you think o f the
hardly comes up to the shoulders of
Louvre gallery? Smith (Just back)—
the tall, athletic Queen Helena.
Oh, the pictures are pretty good, but
The King o f Portugal, though fat
there are no jokes underneath them.—
ter, Is less tall than bis Queen.
New York Bun.
Even the Prince o f Walee la shorter
Christian Science Mother— Eleanor,
a good .four IncbM than the Princess.
Tbs young King o f Spain la several what Is the matter? Christian Science
Child— Oh, mamma, I got a terrible
Inches shorter than hla new bride.
The Queen o f Denmark towers above error o f the mind in my stomach.—
Medical Journal.
her royal spouse.
M a t t e r o f D ie t.
D ld e 't
W r ite
to
H e r.
Little Dorothy came hurrying home
from school to tell in glowing terms
about her new teacUer, says tbs New
York World.
"W hat’s bar name?”
" I don’t know,” said Dorothy.
“ Why, then, bow do you address
her?”
“ Why,” answered Dorothy, “ we do
not write to her.”— New Orleans Pica
yune.
The
P ro e tto o l
V ie w .
He— Boston girls seem to have on air
of superior Intelligence.
'/
She— Oh, that’s a matter o f diet rath
er than real knowledge. I t Isn’t diffi
cult for n Boston girl to know beans.
Indianapolis Banking Facilities.
There are in Indianapolis, where the
National Editorial association convenes
in Jans, seven national banks with a
total capital of $6,000,000 and total de
posita of $88,400,000. The total stir
pi as and undivided profits are $2,726,-
000. In addition them are six trust
companies with a total capital of $2,-
476,000; the surplus and undivided
promts, $1,210,000, and total deposits,
$10,800,000. A ll the banks of Indian
apolis are in excellent condition, earn
ing fair dividends and entirely worthy
of all confidence.
'
“ What I want,” algbed the enthusi
astic young star, “ is one o f the delicate,
dainty roles which take the soul Into
Arcady.”
'
“ That’s all very well, traveling the
gentle path of dalliance to Arcady,”
said the heavy villain, "but let me tell
you It's lota more satisfactory In. the
Mothers w ill And Mr-. Winslow’« Soothing
long run to get the fat parts that lead Syrup
the best remedy louse for their children
to the pork barrel.”— Baltimore Ameri during the teething period.
can.
W r lo a d a h lp ’o T r ib u t e .
■ le t .
“ Didn’ t the wedding go off nicely!” ex
claimed Miss Bwcetun, enthusiastically.
» m MU. T.rtun
W e show the duke about New York.
“This,” we explain, “ Is W all street”
poor, dear Fan needn't havs to . » ¿ 1 * 2
His grace yawns.
8b.
“ Er— where Is Brad street, dontye- prompt in asking h.r nwponae.
sdn’t
the
slightest
reason
ts
fear
that
knowT” be asks.
_y
sek would repent sad back out whan ska
The ladles o f the party are much ag
had him actually at the altar.”
itated; It ta the Drat hint our distin
guished guest has let fall.— P uck.
A Far mar’ s Irrigation.
H e « We K is h C o e l a s .
" I suppose,” said the young widow,
coyly, “ that you have been unfortunate
In your love affairs.”
“ On the contrary,” rejoined the mid
dle-aged bachelor, “ I have been exceed
ingly fortunate. I never fell In love
with a woman who would have me.”
M a r l « L ift .
Annt Mary—The Idea o f yon marry
ing young W iggins! Why, he can’t
raise enough money to buy a square
meal.
Pretty Niece— Oh, that doesn’t mat
ter; we are going to visit among our
relrftlons.
GASOLENE ENGINES i « . o . m -
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.
RCIERSON M ACHINERY C O M P A N Y
Pwtlm d. Oregea.
Around the World
“ I have I
the HswsWsa
and found U m at tba only
article that suited. I ass
aaw la th is co u n try
(Africa) and think a great
daal of yoar coat*."
(aura on eeeuoertoa)
Btrawler— I ’ve seen 8nippem, the
tailor, going up to your studio every
day for a week. la be sitting for you?
Denber— No, he’s laying, for
Cleveland Leader.
Madge—They say she Is very clever,
but I have never noticed I t Marjorie
— O f course n ot She says all the d ev
er things about you after you have
gone.— Harper’s Baser.
New York Men— Why do they cell
Boston “the Huh?" Han Francisco
Man— Because the swiftest part o f tbs
country Is the furthest from I t I
guess.— Cleveland Leader.
“ Do you joke writers ever make
jokes at your own expense?” “ For the
first few years all our Jokes are mads
that way. A fter that If we’re lucky,
we get paid for ’em."— Ex.
Mother— Has Charles proven himself
to be a thoroughly abstemious man?
June Bride— Yea, Indeed! He partic
ularly abstains from giving me any
money— Detroit Free Press.
“ There are too many grafters In the
world,” said tbs patriotic citizen. “ Un-
questionably,” answered Senator Bor-
1
"* * * T
“T f
*
enouf h 8 ™ « to go ’round."-W sshlng-
ton Btar.
Miss Passey— A fortune teller
told me where I should find my future
husband.
Mrs. Sltnplats—Goodness!
give me ber address at Qbce. Perhaps
Under shore caption la i recent is she could tell me wheiw my present one
sue of The Furrow, tbs following arti la —Judge.
cle appeared:
H lx— I don’t believe half our rich
“ There is at least one man in the men know wbon they are well off. Dlx
min belt region of the United Htntos — Where did you get that Idea? H lx—
who has solved the drouth problem,
A t the court bouse. I was down there
and in overcoming his drouth night
this morning looking over the tax lists.
mare he has somewhat unexpectedly
—Chicago Dally News.
discovered that every year brings s
“ Dear John,” wrote Mrs. Newlywed
drouth, to s greeter 6r lees extent. ‘ I
have pnt in, as yon see,’ he said to me, from the shore, “ I Inclose the hotel
“ Dear Jane, I Inclose check,”
‘a simple plan of irrigating some of my bill.”
lend from a little streets running wrote John, “ but please don’t buy any
through the piece which I thought more hotels at this price— they are rob
would give me srop insurance daring bing you.” — Smart 8et
dry years; but it has taught me that
Sporting Customer— A pound o f
never a year goes by that there is not cheese, please. Grocer— Gorgonzola or
soma period or periods of greater or lees Cheddar? Sporting Customer— Oh, I
extant that s watering does not greatly don’t care. Start ’em both across the
increase the crop. I can observe accu
counter and I ’ll take the winner.—
rately, because I have my irrigated
Philadelphia Telegram.
crope growing
practically alongside
Cabby— I ’ad a beard like yours
those which get only rainfall for their
once, but when I found what It mads
watering.'
“ Thia farmer's discovery of tha effi me look like 1 got It cut off. Bussy—
ciency and eaee of irrigating waa in a An’ 1 hatl a fac« lllte youra once, an’
measure occidental. A little stream «'hen I found I couldn't get It cut off
which showed a capacity— in July— of I grew a beard.— Punch,
about tlx cubic ieet per recond, or *ay,
- j » you know anything about thia
2,600 gallons a minute, which ie a note?” asked the man from the col-
much smaller stream than the fignres I leetlorf agency, sternly. The Impecu-
wonld indicate to the unwary, runs j u[oua one looked at the paper careful-
i
KING
P a t*.
OHM—According to the coroner's
verdict, a mob composed entirely of
women was responsible for Green’s
demise.
Miles— How did It happen?
plies— He accidentally got near p
bargain counter where |i shirt walqfs
^VW VW W NA^
were being sold at 08 cents and was
Church— Are you acquainted with
trampled underfodt—Columbus Dis Flapbush 7 Gotham— Oh, yes; why,
patch.
we sleep lb adjoining pews!— Yonkers
Statesman.
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such condition that most medicines are repulsive to the stomach w ill find that S. S. S.,
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Pus parities,
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tite and clears the skin o f all eruptions. It la n very fine
different skin affections show that the blood blood
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P. H. T H O M P S O N .
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m
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treat! a * Dr. R. H. K iln .. Ld-.M l Arch ML, P h U * ,P *
P a r e n t a l S o lic it e d « .
"Maria, who is that young chap that’s
coming to see Bessie?”
“ His name is Hankinaon. He seems to
be all right.”
l a B a a ln ra a C ir c le «.
“ Do you consider him a safe young
Biggs— Anything doing In your line
man?”
of business?
“ Bessie doe*. She say* he's In good cir
Diggs— Yes. One o f our bill collec cumstances and has been operated on for
tors who had been working on commis appendicitis.”
sion starved to death lest week.
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amé
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te «re.
O f te s ra a .
” 1 understand that Mrs. De Style is
"Poodelle, you mustn’t forget to attend
a great stickler for having everything the official meeting this afternoon."
“ What’s it f o r r
—
o f the most exclusive kind.”
“ We are going to double the capital
“ Y e # s h e discharged her doctor be
stock of the company.”
cause be told ber that ber temperature
“ Tc double it? Great Scott! Where
waa too low.”— Baltimore American.
is the money to come from?“
“ From the public, of course. Where
did you auppoae?”
» ilh ‘ .\light, _‘ ^ L tJhr0.afh *
01 IT- “ NO.” he decided, “ I can’t say that
rich bottom land and at one point near I ever met I t ” — Cleveland Leader.
ÏÏK.HBST HWAEP WORLD'S FAIR, 1904.
V
.. ...
ita lower end had been dammed by the
Mrs. Goode (a clergyman's w ife )—
boys to form a bathing pool. Several
The wortd-wM* reputa-
______
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
tlon of Tower's Water- ^ n f f F D ’ «
years ego, while in the midst of a de My husband always says a abort pray bv local application! aa they cannot reach the
proof O ile d Clothing
er
before
each
meal.
The
New
Cook
diwased portion of the ear. There la only one
structive drouth which was burning np
a*«urea the buyer Ql t ,
-
*
to cure dea;neas, and that la by constita-
the poeltWe worth of t .
the crope even on this nsnally moist (Indignantly)— Well, be needn’t take way
tlonal rented lea. lieafnesa 1s cau* <1 by an in
all geruMuts bearing
■lch
precautions
phwlle
I'm
at
tb’
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
bottom land, the farmer raised this
this Biga of the Fleh.
Tube. When thia tube it Inflamed
dam by throwing in earth with the range; I ’m no cookin’ school grad- Kustaohlau
on have a rumbling aound or imperfect hear-
A. J. TOW ER CO., Boston. U. S. A.
ng, and when it la entirely doted, Deafneas it
help of a plow and ecoopa, and crudely ooate!— Puck.
the result, and unleas the inflammation can be
TOWER CANADIAN CO., LIMITED,
flooded several acres of cabbages, mel
taken
out and this tube re-toted to Its normal
Friend—
What’s
that
big
box
on
the
jjj
Toronto, Canada.
condition, hearing w ill be deetroyed forever;
on! and some recently planted late
front o f your machine? Automobilist nine caeca out of ten are earned by Catarrh.
corn. The result waa so satisfactory
—That’s a camera for taking moving which is nothing but an Inflamed condition o i
and the idea of overcoming nature mo
the-mucous surfaces.
W m w ill give One Hundred Dollars for any
fascinating, that the next year, after pictures. You see, I go so fast I don’t
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
have
time
to
‘
look
at
the
scenery,
and
the spring high water season, a more
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cur*. Mend for
so
I
photograph
It
aa
I
go
along.—
circu
lars, free.
■nbetantial dam . wav put in at tba hood
Trade Directory
P. J. CHXNSY « CO., Toledo, O.
of tha field which enabled the flooding L ’l,instra tlon.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Ñamas end Addressee la F art tend e l Repre
Hall's
Family
n ils ara the hast.
of the entire bottom, with a little
Daughter— No, mamma, Harold baa
sentative
rough surveying to'find the levels. The not proposed yet— that la, no In oo
D l « th e Beat I t C o w l«.
PH O TO S U P P L Ì BMt Kodak developing and nrlat-
yield is stated to have been enormous, many word*. Mother—Mercy on me,
las ; write tat price* W oodard. Clarke A U *
The photographer waa preparing to
and
While
the
farmer’
s
tendency
hoe
Jane! You must not wait for words 1 take a negative of the prise bnlldog.
M A OIL’ L A N T E R N S - w n s ta r Oa..
bean to over-im gate, ho ie learning Proposals are mostly made up of sighs,
Lowest priesa on Lnowraa aad Hilda*
“ Look pleasant,” he said, mecuantcally.
B L A S T 1C H O N lB R Y ; Sopportar* Broera; Knit lo more than be ever knew before aboht gurgles, stammers, coughs, hems, haws,
Tha intelligent animal showed its fangs
P itt hoc measurement blanks: Woodard. Clark* the great prodnetiva capacity of land
and looks, you know.— Ex.
still mors, but tho effort could scarcely
ISBM at alt klads ter aal* at rar/ roaaouabla which baa enough water at the right
be called a success.
oa* I attuila tn Front St.
“
What
are
you
studying
now?”
asked
¿ime, and aleo the great response which
“ W e have taken up the
M E S sont oa approval ; ara en arante« St la comes from heavily manured soil whan Mrs. Cumrox.
A ILIN G W O M EN .
difficult cata«*: Woodard, Clark* A C *
wall supplied with watar. Hie dam ie subject o f molecules,” answered ber
“ I hope you will be very atten K s s g th a K id n e y s W e ll and tha Kidnaps
A R T I F I C I A L R Y E S : eyery shad« and ahaaet**- a cheap affair, bnilt entirely by labor eon.
W i l l K e e p T e n W a ll.
aortatettt n u l ou approval: Woodard, Clark* «Jo on the farm, and largely reconstructed tive and practice constantly,” said the
Sick, suffering, languid women ere
It hoe no storage capacity, mother; “ I tried to get your father to
C R E A M S E P A R A T O R S —W « treorantr* tb* U.R. each year.
• Kr par at or to b* tha brat. W rite tor ftm cat* u*.
the irrigation depending entirely upon wear one, but be couldn't mske It stay learning the true cause of bad backs
Haaatwood Co., Filth and Oak.
and how to
cure
thervgular flow.’ ’
In his eye.”— Medical Standard.
MErC’ S C LO TH TN O — Buffum A Pendleton, ante
them. Mr*. W . G.
With the lose of no time or labor and
“ A girl," said Miss Prim, “ should
aero,a Alfred lten|omla A Co.’« correct elothra
Davie, of Groeebeck,
E verything In m»B'a rurnlahlne* Mori
at ooneidarably less expenaa could this always tench a man his distance.”
Math streets. opposite pooloffic*
Texas,’hays: "B ack
farmer have secured the same, and even
“ Yea,” replied Miss Koy, "but the right
ache« hurt m i to I
P O U L T R Y POOD— I f you want your hens lo lar better, reaalte bv the hydraulic ram.
sort of a man would know his dis
more ree* Write u* for frrr particular! «boot FO
could hardly atand.
K IN A P O U L T R Y FEKLIrt—Acme Mills O *. It works automatically after once being
tance. I have no patience with the
Pont aad, Oregon.
_ _ _ _ _
8pella of diixineea
started, both night* and Bandaye, too,
fellow who stands off about three feet
i n « - sick headache
P IA N O S * O R O A N S —Oldest piano hnum on Pa jast the earn* as interest and jnst oe
cifie coast. Organa end Planea on eoay paym ent* safely.
were frequent and
I t requires no attention what- and then leans ’way over to kiss yon.
W rite ter Ilot. Loi oe quote yon a prtoe. A l i e n *
the action o f tire kid-
ever.ood need o o i be rebuilt every «
lf r ° u were “ hot P o ta to ."- * * .
OU beet-Kaoiaker C * . Portland. Oregon.
a neye was irregular.
year
oe
does
the
dam.
It
dost
more
"8o<ly
crackers?
Yes'm,"
Mid
the
K O R A P H V T A U O rtT PRICE. Com-
coorar and posit on a ecu red when graduated than merely to furnish watar for irri country etore keeper; “ I got ’em. I ’ll— Boon after I began taking Doan’ s K id
dfer good only fbr abort llrue. W rite Ihr par-
gating purposes. Pare water (or tha er—send ’em up to you!” “ Well,” re ney P llle 1 passed several gravel stones.
r * P A C IF IC T E L K O K A P H IN S T IT U T E
I Theatre Building, Portland, Oregon.
house and barn is also supplied plied Mr*. Meddera, “ I did ’low to take I got well and the trouble has not re
Every enterprising farmer ehoald In ’em with lie ." ” Yes'm, but, ye see. turned. My back ie good and strong
No. 33-
P. N. U.
vestigate this ram subject if it Is only Bill Hruaer he’s n-dozln' on top o* the and my general health better.”
*«1 verileare p io * * *
Bold by all dealers. 60 cents a box.
with the view of enpplying watar to the bRr-, Je-t now nn- ,le
,n the
papar.
hotu* to make it eoeier for M e d ito .
|B. humor to day. -rh llu d elp h la I’rczo. ! Fort«*'-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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