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Don't Mind the Weather.
There, is ons thins that does not
mind ths weather, and that ia rheuma
tism; and on thing that doea not
mind rheumatism ia St. Jacoba Oil, aa
it goot to work upon it and ourea light
off. . -, . '--
A Tow Without Dog.
Pisek, Bohemia, ia probably the only
dogleaa town in the world. In conse
quence of a death from hydrophobia,
the authorities ordered every dog in the
place killed. Chioago Tribune..
"Spring Unlocks
The Flowers
To Tuini the Ltughmg SoS."
And not even Nature would
allow the flowers to grout
and blossom to perfection
without good soil. Now
Nature and people are much
alike; the former must have
sunshine, latter must have
pure blood in order to have
perfect health, '
Hood's SarsapsriHa cures blood trouble
of all sorts. It iso the human system
what sunshine is to nature the destroyer
of disease germs. It iuwt disappoint).
Poor Blood "The doctor said there
were not seven drops of pood blood in my
body. Hood's SarsapanUa built me up
and made me strong and well." Scan E.
Baowd, 16 Astor Hill, Lynn, Mass.
Dyspepsia, ate. "A complication of
irouotes, ayspepsia, cnroiiic cautrru ouu
inilamniation of the stomach, rheumatism.
etc., made me miserable. Had no appetite
until I took Hood's Sarsaparilla, which
acted like magic. I am thoroughly cured."
N. B. Siklet, 1874 WyUtu Ave., Denver,
MHO. .
Rheumatism" My husband was
obliged to (rive up work on accouut of rheu
matism. No remedy helped until he used
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which permanently
cured him. It cured my daughter of ca
tarrh. I give it to the children with rood
results." Mas. J. 8. McM Aia.Stamford.Ct.
Hood-i pilll cure liver hit, lh aon-lrrltaUng and
only oetnarUo to take with Hood's 8erapertlla.
The Forelgner'e Mistake.
The Foreigner What a happy peo
ple Americans mutt be! I can tell
that muoh by their springy, buoyant
tea
Too Citisen That ain't no sign.
They've contracted the cake walk
habit; that's all Indianapolis Journal,
Ultra Proper.
"I did not imagine," sighed the de
Jected suitor, .''that a woman could
possibly be as particular as her mother
is. She is ultra, fanatically, absurdly
proper."
"What's the matter now?"
"She took pains to inform me this
evening that she didn't even allow the
gas to go out without chaperon."
Detroit Free Press.
BOWS THISt
We offw One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
ewe of Catarrh that eaa not be cured by Hall's
Catarrh cure. , .
We thannrWaienml hire known F.J. Cheuev
for the past 15 years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obligations maoe
by their arm.
WbstATbtmX,
Wholesale lruggtstg, Toledo, O.
Walbiho, Kinm&m A Maktim,
WhoieeeJe Drarrriet. Toledo, O.
nH 'a Catarrh Cure tt taken in tomallv. actios
directly oa the blood and mucous surface
tbe ystcn. Price lie per bottle. Sold by al
oruKrists. ?ecimoni&isiree.
lulls Family fills -jc th bast.
A German scientist says that athletes
have not realised the value of sugar,
Financiers have.
SBAKJC ISTO TOCB IHOIS.
Allen's Foot-Ease, a nowder for the feet
It cures painful, swollen smarting feet anc
Instantly takes the stint; out of corns and
bunions. It's the rreatext comfort discov
cry of the age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes
tight-fitting or new shoes feel easy. It is a
certain cure forchilblains, sweating, damp,
callous and hot. tired, aching feet. We
have over 10,000 testimonials of cures. Try
it today. Bold by all druggists and shoe
stores. Bv mail for 25e in stamp. Trial
pscitage r litis. Aaaress Alien -o. uim
stea, ie Koy, I. X.
Miss Helen Gould bas read law, and
did she so desire could para the eiamin-
ation for enuanoe to tbe New York
bar. "
The poorer the family the fatter the
dog. Atchison Globe.
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
e Recta ol tne well Known remeay,
Btrup or Figs, manufactured by the
California. Fie Strop Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
la the one perfect atrengthening; laxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, ana its acting1 on tne moneys,
liver ana dowcis, vrimout, weanenm
or irritating; them, make it tbe idea
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatlo plants, by a method
known to the Camporhia Fro Stbup
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid Imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of. every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
ast rnvajrcnaoo, oax.
i-orrwnrrr.i.si it. nw tokx. Y.
Foe sal by all Draggista, Price SOc. per bottle,
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IMPRESSIONS.
The touch of a hand, the glance of an eye,
Or a word exchanged with a passer-by;
A glimpse of a face in a crowded street
And afterward life is incomplete;
A picture painted with honest seal
And we lose the old for the new ideal;
A chance remark or a song'a refrain.
And life la never the aame again. .
An angered word from our lips la aped
Or a tender word is left unsaid.
And one there ia who, hta whole life long,
Shall cherish the brand of burning
wrong;
A line that stares up from an open page,
A cynio smile from the Hps of age,
A glimpse of loving aeen in a play.
And the dreams of our youth are swept
away.
A friendly smile and love's emberlng
auark
Leaps Into flame and illumines the dark;
A whispered "Be brave" to our fellow
men
And they pick op the thread of life
attain.
Thus never an act or a word or thought
But that with ungueased importance la
fraueht
For small things build np eternity
And blaion the ways tor destiny.
"EL CHATTO"
IN the house of "El Chatto," ex-bull-fighter
of Madrid and present
"Torero before the Mexican pub
lic," there was dire dismay, owing to
the low state the very low state-of
the family exchequer.
"El Chatto" (meaning "tho snuo
nose") had Just finished taking his
morning chocolate and "pan dulce, as
sisted by bis pretty wife. Donna Lolita,
who also had been a member of tbe
noble army of bull-fighters in fact.
first female espada In the big ring at
Seville but this was a secret
A career that might possibly have
been glorious had been cut short by the
selfishness of "El Chatto," who bad
loved her, married her, and taken her
away from tbe old world to the new
the rich country of Mexico where a
bull-fighter was a prince.
Successful, feted, and honored in
Cuba and afterward In Mexico, "El
Chatto's" prosperity had not lasted
long, for soon had come the edict that
bull fighting In Mexico must stop.
This morning, the day before the bull
fight honoring the fiesta of San Marcos,
Investigation revealed one big piece and
fourteen copper centavos. Not enough
to pay coach hire even!
Here was a pretty mess; no wonder
that "El Chatto" leisurely and calmly
spoke every naughUy and lurid word
that came to his mind during the next
half-hour.
At lost, out of breath, "El Chatto'
paused and glared about him, as
though In search of some one to fight
Donna Lolita smiled at him sweetly,
removing the clgaret from her pretty
lips as she murmured: "Have yon fin'
tshed. Utile Snub Noser
A shrug of the shoulders was her hus
band's reply.
"Then listen, O most worthless hus
band, for I have a plan a plan most
magnificent thereby we will make a
fortune sufficient silver peso, one 60-
cent piece, one 10-cent"
"This Is bow it Is," she pursued, blow
ing a ring of smoke into her husband's
face; "the Impress! ro pay you little-
very little only a hundred silver do!
lars Is It not so?"
"Si, that Is all tbe plgsr growled the
torero; "and after this there will be no
fight until 'holy week' no more
money t"
Pues, then we win make more out
of them much more. Listen, marido
mlo; this Is the plan.
The gloom clears away from the
house of the matador; there continues
rejoicing all that day. "El Chatto" and
his pretty wife have a most Joyous
comedo, and afterwards lay their beads
together on the subject of the morrow's
fight and a special Spanish costume
that Lolita Is to wear one of old Se
vllla all rose pink and Spanish man
tilla, with a pink rose In her blue black
hair, this latter being another or the
mysteries; in Mexico few ladles ever
wear the costume of old Spain it is as
much worn out passe, here as the
patches and powder and hoops of the
revolutionary days are In Anglo-Saxon
lands.
But why Is she wearing It to-mor
row? Unless, Indeed, It Is be
cause fully fifteen enormously rich
Spanish families have taken boxes and
will be there? Perhaps that is . It!
Lollita wishes to be patriotic that Is
what Is tbe matter!
She purposely took a seat Just be
hind the first barrier of tbe bull ring-
not seven feet above tbe ground where
her husband will kill his bull "so that
she can oee him better," as she lisps to
an admiring Mexican fighter, who
wishes her to go into one of the boxes,
In her SevllUan costume, the silk
mantilla exposing Just enough of her
Spanish eyes and dimpled chin to make
people want to see more, Dona Lolita
Is by far the most admired woman In
the plaza, distracting attention even
from tbe beautiful banderilla work that
El Largo" Is going through with In
the ring.
Many a rich Spanish lady up there
In tbe boxes envies tbe loyalty that
has Induced the wearing of a passe
dress, and many a Spaniard feels bis
heart grow warm and his eyes moist
as, forgetting tbe little figure before his
eyes, be can see another one of the old
days In tbe old country almost Identic
al; many a man forgets tbe fat, richly
dressed Mexican wife at his side and
goes back In heart to Just such a girl,
whether of Andalusia, of Seville, or of
Madrid.
And ssated alone In his box the prince
of bankers, old Frauqulllo, drops bis
gloss and sighs; perhaps If a girl like
that one yonder bad lived, Instead of
passing away from bim during tbe first
poverty-stricken month of their mar
ried life there in Barcelona, be would
not now be a lone, triste man, without
home, chick, or child only the money,
She Is trembling from her dainty
bead down to her tiny, silk-bowed
Spanish slippers all the time that "El
Largo" is torturing the furious, paw
ing bull with bis sharp banderillas.
She clasps her bands tightly together,
as, finally, tiring of the banderilla work
which, In fact, bas been somewhat
long drawn out "on account of the
matador, 'El Chatto's,' sudden sickness
and falntness" the public of tbe sunny
side begin to clamor for "El matador I
Mate el torol Que venga el matadorl
El matadorl"
The gate swings open nt last, nl
-EI Largo" still teases the bull ns "El
Chatto" moves forward slowly, and
bows first to the President and then to Th other dy throe dogs were baiasa
the public. In spite of his magnificent ing the goats belonging to John Heit-
sliver and violet costume, he looks
deathly 111 bis face Is white and .
drawn, and under his eyes great black
rings show, that extend almost half
way down bis face. '
But "El Chatto" is game. If be Is sick
perhaps the presence of his wife in
spires him with fresh courage, for be
unsheathes his bright, keen sword, nods
briefly to "El Largo," who gets out or
the way, smiles once at Lolita, who Is,
beneath her mantilla, far whiter than
he, then makes a tantalising movement
at the bull.
After all, no one can fight a bull as
does the Spanish matador. At least
during "El Chatto's" Bplendid work of
the next seven minutes that Is what the
people think. All of them are on their
feet shrieking, some breathless with
delight! Silver dollars and bats and
flowers rain down Into tho ring, but
"El Chatto" has no time to bow bis
thanks; be Is too busy.
On her feet, as Is everybody else, for
that matter, Lolita Is watching every
motion, her heart beating In great
leaps, and so excited and wrought up
now that she has forgotten to feel
afraid. Bull and matador are Just un
derneath her, and twice her husband
has glanced at her significantly; she Is
watching with her heart In her eyes.
One pass of the sword backward over
the shoulder now, then, Dlos help
a-h-h!
For all In a second It happens; the
matador, suddenly reeling after a fancy
pass at the bull, baa cost one agonised
look up at his wife and fallen prone on
the ground The bull does not see, for
the furious Impetus of his lost chnrge
has taken him several feet beyond the
matador.
But before the people have well seen
that, there Is a quick leap and a flash;
a slight figure is In the ring, ber man
tilla Is cast back, the pink rose has
fallen Into the dust; her tiny, white
hands have caught up the sword. As
the bull swings madly forward she
meets him.
He. Is an enormous beast, and to be
on a line even with nis snouiuer sne
has to rise on tiptoe. She does It Her
face Is white and calm as the brute
rushes at her, lowering his head. She
springs forward and upward; the
sword sinks out of sight In the bleeding
shoulder no fancy passes for her!
And the bull topples over on his knees.
the blood gushing out in torrents. He
Is dying dead!
Tbe mantilla Is trampled Into the
dust the pink rose Is now a faded, red'
dened scrap, but the woman, ber bands
blood-stained and ber face white as
death, knows nothing about that On
her knees, sobbing like a baby, from
overwrought passion and nervousness.
she Is holding ber husband's uncon
scIoue bead In her trembling arms.
As for the populace, they have passed
from horror-stricken silence and terror
Into hysterical shouts, screams, ap
plause, and evea tears.
Out comes purses and dollars, and
even Jewels from the rich ladles pres
ent and massee of flowers. Amid
shouts of "bravo;" down It all pours
Into the ring. As for the great banker.
Franqulllo, who is so excited that he
can hardly move down goes his foot
man with a message to "La Espanola!"
Not waiting to bow or to thank the
people, so overcome Is she with her
tremendous success, Dona Lolita flies
from the ring. It Is all she can do to
tremblingly thank the bearer of a
checkjrom the Banker Franqulllo, who
has filled it out for 110,000. Bravo!
So that Dona Lollta's little plan work
ed well after all so well that five days
later sbe and her husband left for
Spain, where, having added much more
money to the banker's $10,000, they
have now retired and are great peo
ple.
And "El Chatto" says always that be
owes bis success to his esposa which
Is not understood, naturally, by tbe
Spaniards of Spain. The Argonaut
Over eleven million fans are exported
In one year from Canton, China.
It takes 72,000 tons of paper to make
the postal cards used In tbe United
States each year.
When the railroad across Siberia Is
completed. It will be easy for a person
to go from London to Japan In thirteen
days.
The national hymns of China are of
euehr extraordinary length that It Is
stated that half a day would be re
quired to ting them through.
Sand registered the hours daring the
middle ages. For this purpose black
marble dust, boiled nine times In wine,
was a favorite recipe with learned
monks.
An Interesting test has Just been
made by a French woman. With
view to testing tbe sustaining powers
of chocolate she lived on that alone
for sixty days and lost but fifteen
pounds In tbe Interval.
Tbe year 47 B. C. was tbe longest
year on record. By order of Julius
Caesar It contained 445 days. The ad
ditional days were put In to make tbe
seasons conform as near as possible
with tbe solar year.
Swiss steamboat companies, to avoid
disputes as to tbe sge of children, have
established measurement rules. Under
two feet in length ride free; children
under four feet four and dogs pay half
fare. Traveling mothers do not like the
rule.
Tbe largest tin factory In the world
Is situated on Sulo Branl, an Island In
the Bay of Singapore. It turns out
monthly 1,200 tons of tin, more than
tbe product of Cornwall, and more than
that of Australia. The ore comes from
Selangor and Persk, In Malacca.
' Vienna telephone girls are requlretlto
change their aresses ana wear a uni
form wnen on amy, as the dirt they
brought In from tbe streets affected tbe
Instruments. Their costume Is a dark
skirt and waist, with sleeves striped
black and yellow, tbe Austrian nation
al colors. r,r"
An old-fashioned woman only calls
the doctor In when her husband Is sick.
to keep the neighbors from talking;'
ahe thinks sbe knows as much a h
does. .
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I frlenda.
a Womaa'a Straight .
Washington county noaats or . US
ohampton leinaie nils enoi ot uiejron.
ler, ol Unlet .Jree. llie owner was
aoirent, out miss Mary, nit itj-year-oiu
daughter, grasped a lifts and went to
the scene of the ohaae. Upon her ap
proach the dogs fled, but aha brought
one of them down, while it was run
ning at full speed, at a diatauos of 176
yards. ' ; -
Bnjoylng Wtioat Land Rants.
Twenty Indians were arrested tor
drunkeness at Pendleton, Or., recent
ly. The city Jail has been crowded,
and the force on the chain gang was
decorated with gay-coioied Indian
robes. This was made the occasion toi
time" by the Indians because they
had Just been receiving their annual
rent tor wheat lands. It mads the
saloon-man's opportunity.
AellTlty at th t Rot,
The Le Roi. the orack mine ot Boat-
land. B. O., ia being put into shape
for the shipment of 800 tons per day.
At the 600 foot level the oie runt from
$10 60 to $38.10; at 700 feet, from $14
to $17. and the 900-foot level will toon
be opened up, while new veint at letter
deptht have been out Three hundred
tons daily, the output proposed, at an
average of $17, would yield a profit ol
about $3,000 a day.
Four Fin Horsae.
Spauldins Bros., who have large con
tracts lor cutting loga for the Oregon
City paper mills, puiohsed of Mrs.
Judson, ot Independence, recently, tour
large horses, which weighed, respec
tively. 1480. 1430. 1390 and 1518
pounds. The lioise that weighed 1518
was a 4-yeur-old. The price was $460.
Their purchaeit will ute them in their
logging camps.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
rrtlaa Market.
Wheat Walla Walla, 67c; Valley,
68c; Blueetem, 60o per bushel.
Flour Best grades, $3.30; graham,
$3.66; tnperfine, $3.16 per barrel.
Oats Choice white, 41 45c; choice
gray, 4l(g49o per bnanei.
Barley Feed barley, $33.60; brew
ing. $34.00 per ton.
MiUstuffa Bran, $17 per ton; mid
dlings, $33; shorts, $18; chop, $16.00
per ton,
Hay Timothy, $8 09; clover, $7
8; Oregon wild hay, $8 per ton.
Butter Fancy creamery, 60355o
secondt, 4560o; dairy, 40(0460 store,
8530o.
Cheese Oregon lull cream, 13 Wo
Young America, 16o; new cheese,
10c per pound
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3 4
per dosen; bent, $4.00(36.00; tprings,
$1.253; geeae, $6.00(17.00 for old.
$4. 60 6 lor young; ducks, $6,000
6.60 per dosen; turkeys, live, 160
16c per pound.
Potatoes $101.36 per lack; sweets,
3c per pound.
Vegetables Beets, 90c; turnips, 76e
per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab
bage, $101.36 per 100 pounds; cauli
flower, 76o per dosen; parsnips, 76c
per tsck; beans, 8c per pound; celery,
10O 75c per dosen; cucumbers, t0o per
box; peat, 83)c per pound.
Oniont Oregon, 76oOO$l per tack.
Hops 8014o; 189? crop, 4o.
Wool Valley, 10O13o per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 8013c; mohair.
30c per pound,
Mutton Gross, best theep, wethers
and ewes, 4o; dressed mutton, 7c;
spring lambs, 7 He per lb.
Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $4.36;
light and feeders, $3.6003.00; dressed,
$5.000 6.60 per 100 pounds,
Beef Gross, top steers, 8.60(313.75;
cows, $3.60 0 8.00; dressed beet.
66Jc per pound.
Veal Large, 607c; small, TXOte
per pound.
Seattle Markets.
Oniont. 80o$1.10 per 100 pounds.
Potatoes, $36038.
Beets, per tsck, $1.
Turnips, per tack, 60076c.
Carrota, per tack, 40 (8 00c.
Parsnips, per sack, 76086a.
Cauliflower. 90o$1.00 per dot.
Celery, 85O40O.
Cabbage, native and California
$3 per 100 pounds.
Apples. 0OcO$l per box.
Pears, 60c$1.50 per box:
Prunes, 60c per box.
Butter Creamery, 26c per pound;
dairy and ranch, 1530o per pound.
Eggs, 15c
Cheese Native, 13
Poultry Old bent, 14o per pound;
spring chickens, 14c; turkeys, 16c.
Fresh meats Choice dressed beet
iteert, prime, Bc; eowt, prime,
8c; mutton, 9c; pork, 7o; veal, 6030.
Wheat Feed wheat. $30.
Oats Choice, per ton, $26.80.
Hay Paget Sound mixed, $7,009
8; choice Eastern Washington tinv
Otby, $12.00.
Corn Whole. $38.60; cracked, $24
feed meal, $33.60.
Barley Kolled or ground, per ton
$26026; whole, $24.
Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.50
straights, $3.26: California brands,
$3.25; buckwheat flour, $3.60; graham.
per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat floor.
$3.75; rye flour, $4.60,
Millitufft Bran, per ton, $15
tbortt, per ton, $16,
Feed Chopped feed, $31033 per
ton; middlingt, per ton, $17; oil cake
meal, per ton, $36.
sa Fraaelsee Market.
Wool Hpt ing Nevada, 10O13c pet
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 1012o; Val
ley, 16017c; Northern, 9llc.
Millttufft Middling!, $21033.00
brsn, $20.000 31.00 per ton.
Onions Silvertkin, 60090c per sack,
Butter Fancy creamery, 31 22o
do secondt, 20031c; fancy dairy, 19o
do secondt, l17c per pound.
Eggt Store, 14o; fancy ranoh
15o.
Hops 1898 crop, 16016a
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $3
(32.60; Mexican limes, $5.606; Call
fornia lemont, 76o$1.25; do ohoios.
$3.60 per box.
Hay Whest, $16018.60; wheat an
oat, $16018; Oat, $14016; best ba
ley, $12018; alfalfa, $11013 per ton
Itraw, 40370c per bale.
Potatoes Early Bote, $1,000 MO;
Oregon Burkanks. $1$1.80; fiver
Burbankt, 75o$lj Salinai Burbanka,
IK'S no per taog,
I Tropical fro Its Bananas, $1,003
11.60 per bunch; pineapples, $3,600
Paian Hut as. tdttUa
pet
I pound.
STRONG STATEMENTS.
Three Woman Relieved of Femte
TroublM by Mrs. Flnknaun.
From Mrs A. W, Smith, 69 Bummer
81, Biddeford, Me.t
1 For several years I Buffered with
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Thoae symptoms of weakness that 1
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From Mrs. M suss a Pnatira, Lex
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From Mrs. Molub E. Hkbrcl, Pow
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Turned Pawn.
"I oome to ask you for your daugh
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world's great chemists; and one of the
most tuocesiful examples it the Syrup
of Figt manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. Unlike a host of Imi
tations and cheap substitutes, Syrup
ot Figs is permanently beneficial In
its eflectt, and therefore lives and pio-
motes good health, while Inferior pre
parations are being cast aside and for
gotten. In olden times if a remedy
gave temporary relief to individual!
here and there, It was thought good;
but now-a-dayt a laxative remedy most
give satisfaction to all. II yon have
never used Syrup of Figt, give it a
trial, and you will be pleated with It,
and will recommend it to yout friends
or to any who suffer from constipa
tion, or fiom over-feeding, or from
colds, headaches, biliousness, or other
ills resulting from an Inactive condi
tion of the kidneya, liver and bowels.
In the process of manufacturing the
pleasant family laxative made by the
California Fig Syrup Co., and named
Syrup ot Figt, figs aie used, as they
are pleasant to the taste; but the
medicinal properties of the remedy are
obtained from an excellent combination
of plants known to be medicinally laxa
tive and to act moat beneficially. At
tbe true and original remedy, named
Syrup of Figt, it manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, a knowl
edge of that fact will assitt In avoid
ing the worthless imitations manufac
tured by other parties. Tbe Company
has teleated for yesrs past tbe leading
publication! ol tbe United States
through which to inform tbe public vl
the meritt of itt remedy, and among
them this paper is included, at will be
teen by reference to its sdvertiting col
umns, rive Pcrmamnlly Cor!. Jfo flUor asrvoum
rile arur nru day a ua or Vt. Kiiua'a Ural
Nrr Itoatorar. Scud tot gKK a.OO Irtai
bottle and traatlM. UtL K. U. lid., KS)
Arm swat, raiiadelpBia. Fa.
Of the houtes in Psris. France, there
are still 10,000 (with 300,000 inhabit
ants) that use well water.
For Lung and chest diseases, I'iso's Care
Is the best medicine we hsve used. Mrs,
J. L. Northcott, Windsor, Out., Canada.
Mrt. Virginis Key, a daughter-in-law
of Francis Scott Key, is living
quietly in Chicago at the age of 86.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
Ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during the teething period.
Trsin robbing in Mexico is punish
able by death. There has not been a
train robbery in Mexico lor more than
a year. '
When coming to Hun Francisco go to
Brooklyn Hotel, 2UB-212 Bush street.
American or Kuropean plan. Boom and
board f 1.00 to f 1.60 per day ; rooms 60 cents
to 11.00 per day; single meals 25 cents.
Free coach. Chat. Montgomery.
Mill Mabel Campbell, of Dallai,
Texas, has succeeded in climbing to tbe
mow capped tnmmit of Mount Popo
catepetl, of Mexico.
.
gf-a? The Plesasntsst, Most Powerful sn4
f ElfantUa Nvarfailln Ham,r1v
r9
La Orlppe, Catarrh,
Rheumatism.
taaae eum Will cure anr ache or pain known
in the human body. Sena for trial bottle, 2Ao.
Thlnoffei laita SU days only. Large bottle (SOO
due ol t fittOK) each) ILOO or I for ftM.
8WANSON RHEUMATIO CURE CO.
W1 ana U Dasrbors St, Calcags.
At last the Great Eaitern hat been
surpassed for length. The Oceanlo,
Just launched at Belfast, is 34 feet
longer, or a total of 704 feet.
To Cora a Cold la One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it faill to
cure. 2fc.
German science announce! that
everything needed to make a man
weigh 160 poundt can be found in the
wbitet and yolkt of 1,300 liens' eggs,
While Yoa Sloop.
Do not have too much air blowing
through your room at night, or Neu
ralgia may creep apon yon while yon
sleep. But if It comes, use Bt Jacobs
Oil; it warms, lootbtt and cursi.
Waarlng by rhetograpky.
A toene memorablo In the annals of
the weaving industry was witnessed
at the Vienna Technical Art museum
recently. Herr Jan Botenantik, the
faiuout young inventor, presented Em
peror Francis Joseph with the first web
produced by meant ot hit new photo
graphio piocots. The silk-woven Gobe
lin It made from a picture by Henry
Rauchlnger. It la about two tqunre
meters in elite and glvet an allvgoKoai
representation of homage to the em
peror. The work contains 900,000,
000 crossing, 120 silk threads filling one
centimeter. Two hundred tqunre
metert ot pasteboard cards would have
been necessary to produce this web ac
cording to the present method, and de
tignert would have required. many yean
to carry out the work. Mow the de
signer it abolished, and the work wat
done in five houit. The emperor wat
t truck with the marvelous plattlclty
and delicacy of the picture, whiali no
body would believe to be woven.
Uerr Stcsepanik demonstrated the pr
cest at the emperor's desire, and bit
majesty accepted the gift and congratu
lated the Inventor. London Chronicle.
The Sage of Iswksv Saytl
A glad hand often hides an itoliin'
palm.
When a man It hard up ha It gen
er'ly oaat down.
The man with a pull it usu'ly lu the
puth. .
The prodigal ton has always been a
hutky fellow.
Alcoholic tpirits gener'Iy go before
a fall.
The follow with a grindttone itt
lookln' tor cranks.
' The early bird It apt to make hit fit tt
istppearanct about Easter.
That man who always looked before
be leaped prob'W didn't travel nights.
Chicago Democrat.
Kipling's flood Inch.
Tbe first story that Kipling writes after
bis illuess will bring a fabulous price. It
will be souirht as eagerly by progressive
fiuhltshers as lloatelter's Stomach lllltrrs
s by all who miller from stomach ills of
any nature, no matter wneincr u oa in
digestion, constipation, biliuusuess or ner
vousness, the Hitters will cure It. It is an
unequalled spring medicine.
A minister of Pulaski. Perm., hat
been dismissed by bis congregation be
cause he Insisted in a sermon that tbe
rainbow existed before the flood.
There was a young man from Lenore,
Who boldly went off to the war;
The "beep' made him sick,
He recovered quite quick
By the prompt use of old Jesse Moore.
Miss Klngsley, the African traveler,
contemplates another expedition, thlt
time tor the purpose ot ttudylng the
ciiminal law ot the West Afrloan races.
Good for Little rathe.
Ivnn'l lartnra the children with lletild and
pill Dolaonst Tba only sale, erreeaule laxative
lor little ones IS eeraruta vauay vawaruu.
All orutguu. tuo too, ovo.
A Bt. Paul woman who died the
other day left by will enough money
to pay taxes on certain personal prop
erty which ibe had not returned to the
assessor.
St. Jacobs
St, Jaoobi
St. Jaoobs
St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs
St. Jacob!
St. Jacobs
St. Jaoohl
St. Jacobs
Oil cures
Oil cures
Oil cures
Oil cures
Oil cures
Oil cures
Oil caret
Oil onret
Oil enret
Oil cures
Rheumatism.
Neuralgia.
Lumbago.
Sciatica.
6pralns.
Bruises.
Soreness,
Stiffness.
Backache,
Muscular aches.
There I a good deal of motion nowa
day! tryln' to appear like woli
Schilling's
Best
money-back tea and
baking powder at
"Your Grocers
An alliance between the French au
thor I ties and the German Kmperor
woold probably lose but little time in
earning the epithet "brilliant, but
erratic."
FOR MEN ONLY.
Dff. FOOTS & STAFF
ISl ADAMS ST., (JHICAOO.
Van miMiii unanrnaaeiid treat ta-at hontd
eoa.alt aranaiTy or ny latter Frew" with ibe
tioaeer eea only eieiuaiva even a m
nlteS main rlaeee of waa auae Oie
Study or a lire-time. Uafbrtunatae everywhere
enooid Immediately oommualcBte with Dr. Faote,
of Chicago. Kverythiof eoaSdential. Haifdirs
sent everywhere In aeaied peonages and IMirra la
aiala eavelopee. Carre.poud.ni-e eollctied. I.ata4
orriral, Medleal and Kloftrleal methods
adopted. IMIuaios the atomach wltk druse aban
donee, a void drugs recommended by tlieuiiao
ihHlid end ell-atvled eoeotejlels In Weetern
Jnwna. raw genuine peolall.te locate oatalde of
lew Vorh or thlfo. la Iheee eltlee your rl-
vete analre are aare. unequaiea treatment rur m,
dlaeaeeeaad weeeneeiee ef the O.nllo-Urlliary,
Seiual, Reproductive aad Nervous ayatems. Im
pediment to marriage removed. ''Hruhala''
poeillvely tiurlAea the blood, cures ayphllli aad
Mmovaaailwhita nicer In throat or mouih. oop-
eer colored apot on body aad eruptlunaoaskfn,
alio oalarrh and rh.umelUm. "Vlgorala," th
only permanent realorer and InvlgureUir, give
vigor to vital organ and nerve, prevent and
urea grip. SI per bottle, t for t. Trial bottles.
glutei remeay, oaii price.
An Atlanta woman's lite wat taved
by tteel coitet ttay, which intercept
ed a bullet. Thli it another blow at
hygiene. '
JOHN POOLE. Pobtland. Oatoow
csn rivt you the best bargain In general
niachiuery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts and windmills. The new
tteel IXL windmill, sold by him, It un-
equaiieu. .
In London a paving ttone whioh
weighed 600 poondt, and which wat
wedged in on all udei by other itonet
wai lifted up by mushrooms.
PDDPLES
any wire had nlsnplea liar fees, but
She has been taking CASOAKKTS aad tbsy
have II dlaappearea. l sea men irouoiaa
with soastlpatioa lor some lime, but after tak
ing th first Cecrt I bar bad so trouble
with tbls ailment. We eannot speak too high
ly of oaaoarata." mart wsktmsh,
' t70tOrmaatowa Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
rieaeant, Palatable, relent. Tsatt Send, tie
VOOB, never aieaea. n eaten, or vnpe. wv. aes, ewe.
... CURC CONSTIPATION. ...
tterSaf teneef CeaHtaef, CMeage, MealrMl. tee fee. 114
MTfl.i 115 "?' BSPr"leed ef all drug.
n'ie en sie vM nos isawii.
CANDY
JJ CATHARTIC ,4
rsjaotsMMN assrsnnsa
viiWiflTtum in ha ertatnal
and only durable wall eoaUnf,
entirely ainarnnt iium -somines.
Resdy tor wee In
white or twelve bsuutltul UnM
by adding cold water.
ADIRS naturally ortfer ALA.
BAdTINVI for walls and coll
Inst, because It Is pure, elaan,
durable. Put up In dry pow
dered form, Irt five-pound paok
as, with full directions.
LL kalsomlnes are cheap, tem
porary preparations made rtrom
whitlns, clinlas, ulsvs, eto,,
and stuck on walls with ds
cnylne; animal a Hie. ALABAS
TleSal la not altalsomins,
BWABH1 of the deals' Whs
says he can sell you t he "same
thin;" as ALABAttTINB or
"something; Just as tood." He
Is either not posted or is try
ins to deceive you.
ND IN OrrffiRINO tomtthlnf
ne nns oougni :w; nnn in
to sell on AtiABAH'flNB'8 da.
mantis, he itmy not realise the
damage you will surfer by a
kaisomlne on your walls,
DN81F.I.B dealers will not bUT'
a lawsuit, teenier nee. one uj
sel l Ins: and consumers by using
Infringement. Alabastlne Co.
own riKht to trmke wall coat
ing to mix with cold watar.
UK INTKWOR WALLS Ot
every arhoolrtausa should be
coated only wlih pure, durable
ALABABTINR. It snfeauard,
health. Hundreds of tons are
used annually for tills work.
N DUTJNO ALABAflTINBS.tse
that parasites are properly la
beled, Hew are of furs foar
nonad pnrkast Uaht kaiso
mlne offered to customers a
a ave-pound packsg .
I ITIBANCIS of wall paper ts ob
viated DV SbiSSSIIBa,
can be used on plastered walls,
wood celllnra, brick or can
vas. A child oan brush It on.
It doea not rub or scale oft
STAHLIBlfBO In favor. Bhim
a imli.ilnn. Aak namt dealer
or drug-fiat for tint card. Write
for "Alabastlne Era," free), to
AI.AHA8T1NW CO (Hand
Rapids. Michigan.
ttellek for Chan.
found fine an ounce of black pepper,
halt an ounce of allspice, an ounce of
salt, half an ounce of scraped hoise-
radith and half an canoe ol ohallott,
peeled and quartered. Put theao into
a pint of mushroom or walnut catsup,
and let them steep for a fortnight be
fore attaining. A teatpoonful or two
of thlt, ml led with the melted bniter
which forma the gravy for chops or
steaks, it an acceptable addition.-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
at
Ttiist-T
giaal t"'al'?U''
MACHINERY
for Mills, Mines, Shop snd Farms; Steel beg
ging snd Hulatlng Knglnesi Ho Chlesl
Tooth Haws, Albany flreaae. ete.
TATUM&BOWEN
7t tn tt ririt Street, rortlsnd, Or.
et-et Fremont Nueet, bait Fraucuno.
RICH
Government
Lands.
A Mil of verv deen dark loan I will crow all
kind, of veertahle. grain, liav- In great abna
danee. Climate plitnilKI. imp failure liu.
poeaible. Adapted to Hi retain; ol cattle,
aheep, boss; dairy and poultry Industrie In
lining tll.trlrt, providing n einellenl market
lor all prmtiirt. Alao rich rranbarrv land.
Megiiincftil phanre If taken SI once. Writ lor
dewrlptive book stvlng lull partlcnlara. Ad
dress tuilay. C. K. Patt ITT. Hecrelary,
IltThMrlow iUwk.nan Francisco, cab
THREE HEW SONGS
. (COPYRIOHTID.)
nent yoa (otiaid) on mrslpt of It eta. la
puatage, II ordered st ouve. Aduttee
Occidental Publishing Co.,
OAKLAND, Ctfc.
Health Is Yours.
You don't need lo sutler from pains
III th bark have sleelee nlgble
nr continue lo nave that tlrrd
Ing. Ue the remedy tual bas been
liruven helbful una
Moore's Revealed Remedy
t per botll at your draggbi's.
Tfl Tb6 national
AIsTentors' Association
J (iHcoaroasTaD.)
W do a general PATENT tltTRIRattS. We
secure, Introduce and sell patent. Our regis
tered attorney eaa get you patent direct Irons
tbe government without delay. Agent wanted
In every town to sell patented artloles. Further
Information formatted on reqneet. Room SIS
Chsmssb or CosHsaca Bviuiina, Postlaiib,
OasuuH.
M4MifWMw. iiR.BOHANKO.Ph.leid-WgP.
TEETH WITHOUOIATB"
ltoats Crowned. It rid gee Mode,
l'alnleaa Oiling and aatraetlon.
Dr. Te 11. White, O..Kr'
RUPTURE CURED.
We guarantee to at every ease we undertake,
iWt put It off) write for particulars at one,
. H. WOOLiAKlt A CO., Kipert TraM
niters, Us) second Direct, ftxtLaud, Or.
CURE YOURSELF!
lie. Big Si for eaaatural
Slanhergm, len.aiui.lluea.
Irritation or ulcratiuas
irratMia Falaleae, aad sol eatria.
iTHlfHSlOHIMintiCo. Sal or soiHiaeu.
i qiaoiaasn.o iT3 M fcF ewarlss
YOUNG MEN!
Jnr arttirmrTu, ail Qlart r f abef, Ok.v Spwillta. IS
la the OHI.T medicine wrunk vlll mire aeck and erer
aee. SO CASK known r he e'er fauad to eyre, a
Duller how anrtoua or of bow long Mauling. Rerun
Iron, ua oea will aatonlati you, it ehwliitely efa,
prarenB, atrfctiire. and on be take without tnaone
kl.nee end dntenuun from buatnoML Fkl ',.. roe
el bjr all reliable dnieirule, or -ul prepaid bj aMprw,
Bleiair e moped, en m-tiiii ot eriie. by
' ' FAtCHtMiUoa,Ctdoal
Olroauu-rneUed on raqiu
bReGuxrrsTirpiLLS
fJF FOR A DOSl. Cure Rick Hndaob
d pyapepala, Beraore PlD.pl.and Furlly th
Blood, Aid Dlgmtloi andFrav.nt Hilloutnea. l
aotUripeornlekan. Tceocvlnee you.w. will mail
!fJ?Fls free, or fu II hoi for IS. IK, rltlM ANU.O
r0.,fhllada.,S?BSia. Bold by Prugglal.
P ff5 Ak droegiat for St. M artel's
: i r- rr.qf n remme nil r
metal Img
" "" " wltk rreiwiii riMi on tup In Ulue. W k 1 1
""I tad Bed. Inalal on having tn gaaulne.
Eel I "HllerlVwWoma"mnllirrRKirtn plain
"aw wee!d letter with bwfimoBlel.andnertteulare.
FRIMCH DbU CO., 8 1 MS3 Psarl St., New (era.
N. P. K. V.
NO. 14-'S.
w
BBlf writing to advartir please
iwawvsi sots saner.
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SOfE CUEE FOB PILES
Thl form, lt Bit, BltMtncur Hr4r..iiitj
PilM f eur4 Of Or. fto.ar.lto' (! Itemed
fttotstl Ikebing nt. bft)tnf. Atsiri lumnr. ton m
Ju al dmaalatmotamnt hff mtl. TraktlM frt. Writ
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