(bvvtomI 'A Good Name at Home" -It a lower of itrcnatli abroad" and tin eirollcnl reputation (if ('. I. Hood Co, and Ibolr iritirdlei l' ' clljr of luwll, whore li7 are bet known, Inspire ruufldcnc) Ilia world over, not only In the medicine tint In uyllili' tltrlr proprietor say shout them. "If Made by Hood It's flood." "I IrolInT IfcMxI'a Hri'flll lbt all round family nifdlelns known today," Mr. (I, I), fAMi.nr. ttJ Wilder Ht., Irfiwtll, Mm. "I rinimiut HocHt'a Hrtirlll to nr tint" John II. Jlurrr, II Auburn HlrU Lowell, )Im, "I rid ilroflf nl healthy woman utr. from tnklntr Hood' HnrirllU. wdlrli I keep In lh liuuui far ll Urn family " Mn. r'xia lUU'li, 101 Uroltll Ht., Iiwxll, Hm. Hl rontMor llond' rUrrtll Did mh tiloml iurlrlr In Hi world." Ms. Junior K. (Usiruti, 111 l,lbtly Ht., Uiwcll, llui, Hood' Hrparllla If sold everywhere. In tho uitml Ihpild, or In tablet form tailed Snrsntabo. () How On Dollar. Pre pared only by 0. 1. Hoed l'o I-wll, klm, lllahtvtiu lentlarnalliin, "Colonrl," Mid Hi reporter, "I am told lint you n mad a fortune In hay. Would you mind telling ih lli lorjl" "lli only foundation for Id etory, inh," rrejhiled t'il. llatiklhiiniUr, "la tlit I married r rich imu widow iin y rra ago, and I ran llrk lb lnn that lent jrpu la stk nit tint question, brgatl, lub I" ' C m&W Mm ? rrmmr cn i am, Tho Hnnioiti Island nr tlio natural hnliltnt of the moat (llinlniitlvo specie of vnrlcty of tho Kenu boa now known to llio unturnlUt. The average weluhi of tint Minion of these llllliMitlflii cattle seldom exceed IKXI otmd, llio average Mint not greater tlinn IM) pound. The fi'iiuitc immlly nvenu" about a liiin drill KtimU lancer and arc very "lucky" hull I, seldom being (nllrr tlinn a Mexican sheep, Tiieati dwnrf entile nre nearly nil of llio same color rnl. (Hull inoiii color, marked with white, Tlicy hive very largo head in com mrrd with their IkhIU'd, nnd their horn tiro of oiieptloiml length. Axrlhlnir IHill. Caller I wlili to alinoinie th engagi. ment of Ml Vera Kiiiarlnn, 1 don't know Jut what tli prr form U, hut lii-' quit particular about having it don right. rrbp you will h kind enouili to IMItor (Vrtalnljr, ma'am. HlniMon, how hat w Ix-ni In th liahlt of runnlux n Kmarliin'a rnjni(riiiriit nolle!' Clilraco Trllmii. I'll tS CUHlt) IN fi TO Id DAYS. I'AnilllNTMK.STI. iintr.1 U. rill anr ri f Iicltirtar. Iihii'l. jUollmnr rrulruillng iil In lo llJ) ur luunt rtnnil4, W. Th llu'ul On. "K'irry, old man," wild doodle. "You haven't got n Joli et, dil" "No," rvpllnl Hunnyinnii, "hut I cucw my Inrk'll chiuiKe jirell ixjii.h "Hllll tioful. ell)" y, kometlilnB'a hound to turn up, If It'i only tor toca." Philadelphia I'reaa. All IhppiI Owl. "I iippoi you aro going to tnak. ilii erchear "Vm," anwerrl Hennlor Borahum. "I ahall dWIrrr few timely ami lc nlfltniit llttrrnnr.,' "Hare you thousht out what you will ayr "I'm, I aboil follow my usual for mula. To a few rxtenipornuooua re mark about wluit I Jinte done for the sink! of thn country, I will add n liu moron nnecdole and omrludo bj a atirluK rny roiutllueuta that I rely on t!xt wlnloin of the plain people." Wathlngton Klar. iMlmiUn lart, Imltntlon ticarls arc tdentlful and look M like tlm real thine that the Jrovlr exjierla. 1irj aro made b Diean or a trantianni gia alien, a little glue, and miii eM-nre of tho jrlent, a allrry, jx'arly auhitance, com oed of tine valen ruhbed from a am'atl riih called tho "bleak" or the "ablete," 17,000 or which require rowing to kvi i pound. IIPj4 Ik IfvIHr, llaprnrd In illnnrapotli, "What would th bl.lory of thl coun try bat bn," irlalmd th tloqurot Itcttirrr, "without lb Immortal John HmlthV' He paud, "Applaud that nam! b ld lrnly. Ci llfr Althoufb mot of th pron In l llPr iVfl audlnr wr namnt Jnhn.on thty ap- UVV IIW....J.J ...!. I. .kn tl.al !. Ivir. JJiaitUVV, l.KI -w" ." - -w.- lb lat Joba flmllb no crudi. Carreelrd, "How much did he make out of that latrat graft acheuier' "A clean million." "You mean a million." Clereland Plain PiwUr, ViV THE MAN WHO SWEARS Y THE FI5 1 BRAND 5LiCHR Ittnomanvrho tat tried (o qei tho tamo erke out of omo other mako CWonLbjU Dirmble OiMointd WaUf piw4 and WJ LvronkKve t 322 rApsrttwss BlMBMMMlMBaaJdHia MULETEAM BORAX IN THE LAUNDRY Is wonderful In removing dirt nnd crease spots. It fixes color, bleaches nnd preventsclolh from turning yellow, besides remov ing all unpleasanti odors from perspiration. Alldtft)r. KmpU, booiUl and "WHIZ" eardiaia. I0enu. I'add Com Horn Co, 0ln.1.0l TV ll Imii i1IM CHINESE Beet i4 Bk DOCTOR llu mm-irn llf. Iwn,n4 fcfti ( 4uJf 4lMor4 fti Uflalk MM k lalr'll. lift ttt 4 IHIRftl M flT- I Mill. Wa Uilluv. HalisiUMllllltlUuil It Cutf XkMl 0rlUn. wUhullk AlJaf wknira l,n tr Dunn llnrr,ir tor Cwparltr Tlie drawing ahona n low dirwn bar row In aumWent delnll to enable niiy ono to nmkn n almllnr one. W'n tliluk that next lo the low down rnrt It la tho hnndleat Uiliuc nrouud tho bulldlne nnd gnnleu thai wo hare, any n writer In Knnn nnd rircatdo. Its cnpnclty la more tlinn double that of the ordinary kind, nnd tho lend la mmii more enally put ntxmnl. It haa tho ndrAiitnge of Kottlnn Into c quarter where tlie curt would not kd, and for uo about the feeding nlley. the atnble, tlw lawn ami the gnnleti there la hnrdly anything that will take lt plate. Tor tho framework p't tiro plecm of hanlwooil two by two Inchea will proJM to form hntidlea on one end and for the wheel frame on the oilier. At front end of bo In rear of wheel n piece of (ho aatno dimension la mor tired Into tho frame In hold It rigidly nnd to make tho frmit end of box frame. I'lecca lsl Inchea are alwi inortlaoil Into the bottom of the lea, both front ami back. The) form tho !)W no WW BARKOW. iMkB. ). !. rMf.tl I4HUI klilt tU a,aalM w Cat lauttli. iMkm rnai. IlkaanalUa. hr-p. "M""" lco..K, ll.ar RtlUal.TemMM 1-,1-t rMMTnatkaan4 All filial llUaawa A SURE CANCER CURE Imt Hcld (rem l'klr. Ihln Sal. Sora adRllnl. ,r,or.ay,M?fflii,Kur CONMUL.TATION t'UlSU ! rMt4jao4 rail, aillalar ! tUaiaJ rim. I l"T.l il r.fhJ Mi iMikvza tx. UilMI Ml WIH, Two -Up, Tr HUp, If. l)a MMiUulf Uil aai (nl4 I fatr lM a.,. 44tl')iUiiI.OriM Til BI4 aaaWrall, llla farllHoal.Uai l in cPoKTO-finralw; nir-iNK llrt Ml , (Vf. W(U, IWllaaO, llwi Uaalloa TKU rlr. INK (XI. Uixoo. P. N. U. No. 3-08 I w II KN wrltlai- tua4TrtUrpl inanilKM ini paper. ENGRAVING L PLATES TOR PRINTING MICKS-CHATTEN Portland Oregon mk Write Us I ! i I Pure Wholesome Those who believe in quality use -"i ""VUMW viK"K V POWDER 25 Ounces for 25 Cents Made frorn pure, carefully tested materials. Get a can on trial. You never saw such cake and biscuit They'll open your eyes. foundation for the floor, whloti ahould lie of thmwiiiarter-lnrii Wxird. The ley are morltMM Into the ahaft or hnn din pliveo, the front onen reatlmt atout three Inehrti frutn tlie ground nnd tlie rear onea aavurtdy brnct.l, na ahown In the rut. If dealrcd tho aldea may lx built from Hie tloor aolld anl atraUht up, but we find It better to hare n ir maorut Nil from fliior to toji of hn dlra, with removable aldq toan)n to allp on for ue In ha ml I lux bulky atuff. Ilrary material, kucIi aa twga of fcr tlllxer, lante ltone etc., are eaally ban dleil with thla typo of barrow, aa they umy be loaded Ntwca Uie handle dl rectly from the ground. Krall Tmi and (Iraaa. Ki tended eiierlmeuU reofntljr con ducted In Engtnnd hare ahown clearly thaC fruit tree aulTer very materially, and aro often kilted outright, when grnu la allowtxl to crow under the treo and cloae tip to tho "trunk. Varloua probable rraaons for thla effect, auch aa tho removal of plant food and of water by the graai, alao the uppol lllieratlon of carbonic ncld, which mlxlit prove tnjurloua to the nwta of tho Irve. vcre reinwtlvely demonatrate.1 lo bo outalde tho primary cuo of In jury, ami, nnalljr. after oeven yeara work. It woa concluded that the Injurl oua effect could only bo duo to mime polnonoiw aiilmtsnca fonned In the aoll by the rnota of tho BrnM. On tho otN'r hand. It la n well-known fact that In mnny Inatnnce ronaliler able dimculty la exiireaaed In ohtnlnlnc a growth of grnna under tree. There la dlatlnct evldeneo that plnnta proiluce loxle condition In the aulwtniico In which they grows na n rule tho ex "rctlon given off by the root of n cer tain plnnt nro mom toxic to tho unmo or a nearly related plnnt thnn to plnnta not ao cloudy relnttsl. Tho effeot of treo-eeodllnpi on tho growth of wheat wn teatnl, nnd nftiT ollmlnntlng, na a cauae of Injury, auch factor a re moval of plnnt of food or water by the treo root", It Mvnied Hint Jlio root of I ho latter had mime direct effect on the growth or tho wheat, which anffercd In all the exHrliuenta. Tlie amlllnga went plncvtl in plnnt juita, lieticu tho rmita of tho treo and thono of tho wheat plants were In clow contact. Trwtt of vnrlout klnda were 9d In the. experiment, nnd the retnrdlns In fluence, although noted In every In tnnco, dlffcml In degrcoj cN-rry wn lenat nctlvo In chocking growth, plno moat ao. The conclualon nrrlve! nt tvaa that tho effwt of trvc on wheat a'pienrri to bo duo to tho excretion of lubatnnro ly tho tree toxle to whent. The I'rnuli Crop t tllON. Tho fruit crop tho pnat year was light, but It brought n very good prlw, and tho proiectij now nro that Okln homa may Imvo nn oxivllent crop lu 1003, anyn n bulletin lamml by tho Rtnto. Tho drought during tho Hummer prevented, oxceaalvo growth, and tlw early fall rnlna caumnl tho trees to sot n gooil crop of fruit buda, Tho orchards that were well cultlvntwl Imvo now panatil Into winter quarters In good condition, There l a great vnrlntlon lu tho number o fruit bud net on tho different varieties of iiencho nnd In different orchard, but tho plum, nootn to bo uniformly full of fruit Inula. Treoa thnt havo not Iwen pruned well ad) eaon havo a relatively poor et ting of fruit buda. Mum nnd cherry trei-a do not require aa much pruning aa do the pouch trera. Tench tree may lie pruned any time from tho flrxt of December to the middle of March. The branche) atioiild bo ciit back to nlxmt one-half of tlw length of lnir jenaon' growth, Thla form of trimming will tliln tN fnilt and keoj) the tret) from growing tall. Till la n dlatlnct advan tage In gathering the fruit and la apraylng the trcin. Carina llaM and tbnnldr. A mmhi a (inailble after tho meat t cold all through, thehnma and ahoul der rIwiuM 1m cured. They ahould tie placed on a table In tlw cellar, akin aide down. Then for every 100 pound of meat make a mixture of four pound of the N-mI fine anil, two tuner of pow dered anltter, and four ounce of brown auiar. Till mixture ahould he well rubbed Into the hnma nil over, nnd nome punned Into Nrk end around the tunc. Keeji on rubbing until the meat will take no more; then let them re main on the table for a week, when tho remainder of the mixture can be rubbed In. Allow them to Ho for about two week altogether, and then hang.up by a hiring plnccd through the hock, In a cool, dark amokehouae. For two or three daya keep up a good amoko from hickory chip, vmothrred with witt dint, during tho day Keep In n cool place, and N-for uprlng exam ine to oe that no Inaecl hnve dcioalted egg. Dut n little cayenne iipert then cover with conmo mualln to fit Hie ham exactly and itltch tightly, aire a coat of whitewash or chnaue yellow, and hnng In a cool, dark, dry place. Kor curing In pickle, to one gallon of wafer tako one and a half pound of anlt, half a pound of augar, half an ounce each of saltpeter and tnah. In thli ratio the pickle can bo Inveaoil to enough to cover any amount of pork. Hot! tocother until oil dirt rhu to the top and U aklnnned off. When cold our It over the ham or irk, which may be plcklrd In thla way. The meat mut bo well covered by It, ami ahould not bo put down for at Iraat two daya after kilting, during which time It nhxiuld be (lightly avrlnklcd with salt peter, which remove all tho turface blond, leaving the meat fresh and clean. A good way to keep hum la to pack In dry salt In a dry place, not having any part eipon-d or, touching each other. !,, W; Si IfiS-. n' p-r 1 1 fT. if. " HrA.a'JUKilli.11 Mm ALCOIIOb J PKK tIEKT At(c(aUIVrp8rIonIorAi sunJtatuTSifcFoodMjRrftia licgUtfStoradjacdDwdjof lVoo(cs Di JesltotUCkdy ncss awl MntTorjalai trite Opium-Morphia: partfamLl flUlflAIItUTIC, AiifeunsMzzmm jUtmtm . IwJW HnM- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaB) aaaaaai Apofctl rVmtdy forGSfr lion, aour 310 cuauuiaiiwra WonuA-omiiuteHSjnTJuv ncss mlLoss or SttXR rtcftofe Stjnafart of NEwranjL- Juarantctd widrr U todj GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of V r a 1 r I il lS Exact Copy of Wrapper. hi Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA Tut aiarava aarr, ai a aTT. Bar for tlrvlna; Clolbc. If your wife want a clothe bar ao she can dry her clothe In the house, then borrow a 9-lnch auger, a plane and a saw If you hare none, (let some light pine lumber - Indies wide and 1 Inch thick, cut 8 ban; -I ban X feet 11 Inche long, thee are for tlto lower one. The 4 bar for the top are 1 foot 11 Inches long. You can make It ni wide aa you wish ami 8 rod are needed to go crorawlse for holding tho bar together and tb hang the clothe on. Dress tlie rod to about 1 Inch rninre and make them smooth so nt to not tear the clothes. Kor bars the lw a given abovo tho rods need to lie of the following lengths: Four roil 4 feet long; - rod -I feet - Inches long; 2 rid 3 feet 10 Inche long, I rod 4 feet ArhlOs w lulklng In hi tent. "Wby don't you brlp n fight th Tro JanT" urged hi friend Patroclut. "The battle la going agalnat us." "You and the Trojan tx dog-toned l" growled Achillea. "I'm a reactionary I" Later, bowtvrr, wbfn Ibt enrmy put the book Into I'stroclaa, b got buay. Mo ar will .Ond Un. WlniloV Poothls l;rup tb Utl ramrJr u naa lor lhair cUMraa lutUf lh twUOng airloj. jor. Ti srtct Joy, Tou may depend, I Jait to grt A dividend. , -Dttrolt Fre Vnt. Ill Orflallloa. "What 1 a pewlmlat, par "A peulmlst, ray son. Is a man who i rronuer wuat me Luiuauia g roai Dili ara on her recent trip." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Y C Cl AHna r(-Ca rtKE. . Will AllenB. Olnuled.La Ilor.N. Ytors Ire nioplu p Allen' VooltiJ. It cum wcatlnr. botawollen, acblog lett, Il make new or Iff hi hora mt. a rl2n cm lor corn. In rowing nail and bunion. All druc KltUMlllu 31c Ion'l secit any tuUUtuta. noir. Oolllfer Money talks. Coach Yttj snd somttlor It talk too loud. I can bear that xpnlT vast f your a block away. Only One "BROMO QUININE." That 1 LAXATIVE UROMO qi'lXISK. Look lor lb ilmiliin of h. W. GHOVK L'ci tafl UorMoicr lo Cure a Cold In Ud I)y. So. rattlac lllm 'Wla. Tommy l'sw, what It U blfkr eritl dmJ Mr. Tucker It' the hasty remark uaa slly made by tbe man who find b coal get a lower berth. Beware ef Ointments fee Catarrh that Contain Mercury, a mercury wtUaurtlrdeatroylhcKnitolameU and omnUlrlr ilanrt th lahalaltni whrn enirrinslllliroufhiEemuroixturiaxc, Bucb. arllclea ahould narer bsuwd ei'eplon pn tmpllona Irom rapuUtl ptirilrlani. u lh duam tber will dot ten told to lhacood jou ranpoatioiy oeriT irom lacm. uauiuiuna run. manufactured by r J. Cheney 4Ca, Toledo. (I , contain nornereury, and I taken Interuallr. artlng directly upon lh blood and mucous aunarea oi mo ajiiria. in vujmi , lla.t'arauirbiuratoaura you ret lb cn ulna. Ill taken lnurnalir and mad In Tnl Eils.Jb IUR run DRYIKO CIATItrS. 3 Inche long, thla la tlto center rod nnd must project 3 Inches at one end; cut nuother rod 4 feet 4 Inches long, use It for the top aiul Imvo It to pro-Jt-ct - Inches so, ns to recelvo tho piece Khown In tin) engraving to rcgulnto tho height. You can shut or open It to any width you wnut It Kxchange. Sluilr t Muahrmiina. A slngulnr nnd very Interesting and useful Institution hns been established In tho llttlo city of Turn re, nenr lo'ons, Ifr-niice. It Is n nij-cologlcnl bureau whera expert Judgment Is furnished concerning musliriHims, many of which nro ihiIsouous, BIikd tho eetnbllHhment of tho buremi noboily buys mushrooms which do not curry Its ticket of ldcntl Mention nnd guarantee, nnd nil tho country ln-oplo from mllca nrouud bring their mushrooms for exnmluntlnn, Ono sunrUluK result has been tho discovery of scorcH of edlblo mushrooms, which boforo nobody dared to touch. St. Vita Paiw aaa all hittni Otaaaaa maaaoiif crq tr vr, juibmtb urraa irr. harxtfurlllEKIItfUlbolUaaad . tnaUae.Ur.lt.lLKU'W.fL.tUAnhnL.I'aua.i'a, , A Jade mine In SUklyou county, CaU la said to b the only ont of It kind In tbl country. Jad wa dlacorered iber In 1000, and tola showed that tbe min eral was up to tbe ttanilard la tvery ir tlculsr. In tniTing t tb fn- mmIa. Obln b V. J. Clianrv A Co. TeatlBUinlala lr. rVoMbrPrnnltl. rrlc, 75e, per botlla. Tak UaU'a Vamlly 1111a lor fomllpaUon. Determined Optlmlan, I "It'a carloua about that stitch la my peck,' aald Mr. Smiley. ! enn turn my bead only one way snd that' to tbe rirht. It'a a good Iblnc too. After this I shan't be afraid tbst I'll ace tbe uew moon over my left aboulder ' toot Shluslr. Shluglca aro psunlly 10 Inches lon, nnd h buiidlo of them Is SO Inches wide nnd contains !M courses In the thick-iu-ks at ench end. A buudlo of shingle will lay ono course 80 feet long. When shingles nro exposed 4 luchcs to the wonthcr 1,000 will cover 107 square feet ; 0 Inches, 182 square! fct; 0 Inch es. 100 square feel CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON K0XIMITT0 ITS POWERS FOR EYE, Contagious Blood Foison lias brought more suffering, misery and humila flon into the world than all other diseases combined ; there is hardly any limit to its powers for evil. It is the blackest and vilest of all disorders, wrecking tbe lives of those unfortunate enough to contract it and often being transmitted to innocent offspring, a blighting legacy of suffering and shame. So highly contagious is tbe trouble tb.it innocent persons may contract it by using tbe Game table Mare, toilet articles or clothing of one in whosa blood the treacherous vims has taben root. Not only is it a powerful poisosl but a very deceptive one. Only thoso who have learned by bitter experience know by tbe little sore or ulcer, which usually makes its appearance first, of the suffering which is to follow. It comes ia the form of ulcerated mouth and throat, unsightly copper colored spots, swollen glands ia the groin, falling hair, offensive cores nnd ulcers oa the body, nnd ia severe cases the finger nails drop off, the bones become diseased, the nervous system is shat tered and the sufferer becomes tm object of pity to his fellow man. Espcci nlly is the treacherous nature of Contagious Illood l'oison, shown when the infected person endeavors to combat the poison with mercury nnd potash. These minerals will drive away all outward symptoms of the troubles foe a while, nnd the victim is deceived into tbe belief that be is cured. When, hovcvcr,the treatment is left off befinds that the poison has only been driven deeper into tho blood nnd tlie disease reappears, and usually in worse form because these strong minerals have not only failed to remove the virus from the blood but have weakened the entire system because of their destructive action. S. S. S. is she only real and certain cure for Contagious Illood l'ol son. It is inadcof a combination of healing blood-purifying roots, herbs and barks, the best in Nature's great laboratory of forest and Held. We offer a reward of $1,000 for proof that S. S. S. contains a particle of mineral in any lorai. 3. a. t. goes down to the ery bottom of the trouble and by cleansin jf the blood of every particle of the virus and adding rich, healthful qualities to this vital fluid, forever cures this powerful disorder. fir, t1tMnnrv!,1ty 1u.a .3 .Q .Q iI..h.a 1a PURELY VEGETABLE circulation that no signs of the disease are ever seen again, and offspring is protected, Write for our special book on Contagious Blood Poison, which fully ex plains the different stages or the trouble, nnd outlines a complete home treat ment for all sufferersof this trouble, No charge is made for this book, and if you wish special medical advice about case or any of its symptoms, out physicians will be glad to furnish that, too, without harge. S. 8. S.