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Newspaper Page Texta) era overcome by Lydla Cm Plakham'a Vegetable Cornpouadm Fifty ' thousand happy women tastily to thla la grateful lettera to Klram Plakhaim " . tJlanatruatlon la a aevere strain oa a wo man a vitality. If It I palaful aomathlag la wrong whhh LydU E. frtlw'i VtgUblt CotapssjaTj will promptly aat right II axoaaalvo or Irregular wrlia to Klra Plnkham, Lyan, Mass., for advloa, Cvtdonoe abounds that fJSrs, Plakham'a advloa aad medlolne hava for many yoara baan hafpln women to be strong, fto other advloa la ao un varyingly accurate, aa other medlolne baa such a record of cure. Martha Wuhlnttsa M Vmllajr rare. Th part which Martha Washington played at "Valley Forge has. Indeed, sel dom received the credit which it de ervea as an example of the virtue oi the women of the revolution. No sol dier'a wife waa more faithful to bei husband in the midst of his perils and hardship than simple-hearted Martha "Washington, one of the richest vomer, of the colonies. She visited the sick and suffering in their huts; she braved the dangers of the smallpox; she patch ed trousers, knitted socks and madi shirts for the men, and his "deal Patsy," as the big general used to call his plump and pleasant little wife, kept the ladies of the camp busy, when they called on her at the stone honse, nw ing for the soldiers. William Perrine, in Ladies' Borne Journal. laipMV4 Trmla XejalpaaMt. Tb O. R. fe N. and Oregon Short Line have added a buffet, smoking and library car to their Portland-Cliioagc through tiain, and a dining car serviof has been inaugaarated. The train if equipped with the latest chair cars, day coaches and Insurious first-clasi and ordinary sleeper. Direct connec tion made at Granger with Union Pa cific and at Ogden with Bio Grande line, from all points in Oregon, Wash, ington and Idaho to all Eastern oitiea For information, rates, etc., call on anv O. R. fc N. agent, or address W H. Hurlburt, General Passenger Agent, Portland. Kept HI Powdr Dry. According to his custom General Jon' bert preached a sermon yesterday, bat be bad a man detailed in the mean' while, says the Chicago Record, to set that the powder did not get rained on. CATARRH CAKHOT BB GCTBKD With local application, u they cannot reach th Mat of the diKua. Catarrh, It a blood 01 constitutional dirru, and in order to ear It you moat take internal remadie. Haifa Ca- HU I II VIIIC ! V IT 11 iiiisi Uli. NIU WMIIHVilll ob tbe blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Ca tarrh Cor U not a ouack medicine. It l prescribed by on of ue bt physiclaas ia thii country lor years, ajid is a regular prescription. It Is composed of tbe but tonics known, com bined with tb beat blood purifiers, a&tlnf di rectly on th mucous surfaces. The perfect combination ot the two ingredients i what pro duce inch wonderful mult in curing eatarrh. awoa ior tewmoniais, rree. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Proprs., Toledo, 0. BoM by druggists, price 76c Uaila family Fills are tb beat, As a general thing, the sewing done by male tailors is finer, neater and more uniform than that done by females. . TBT ALIII'I FOOT KASE, A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At wis aeason your feet feel swollen, ner vous and uncomfortable. If you have smarting feet or tight shoe, try Allen't Foot-Ease. It rests and comforts: makes walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating feet, blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and is a cer tain cure for Chilblains, Sweating, damp or I nosted feet. W e have over thirty thousand testimonials. Try it tudiy. Bold bv all druggists and shoe stores for 25e. trial package KfcK. Address, Allen 0. uiiu sted, Le Roy. K. Y. The seal is a clumsy animal on the land, bat it is remarkably agile in the water, and can catch almost any fish. Mothers will find Mrs. Wiualow's Sooth ing Syrup the beat remedy to use for their Duuurea uunng toe teetning pernio. Ella Ewing, the giantess, has com pleted her residence near Gorin, Mo. The honse was built on a scale propor tionate with Miss E wing's needs. Th doors are 10 feet high and tbe ceilingt and windows look like those of fabled giants' castles. She is still growing, and is now 8 feet and 4 inches tall. The levees on both sides of the Mis slaslppl are of sufficient extent that if t liey were built In a single straight line it ey would be about 1,800 miles long, ir long enough to stretch the greater part of the distance between New Or leans and New York. wlkay hm sine; CASCA Starr for iBaomnla. with which I hava ba afflicted for var iweo ty year, aad I caa aay that Caacareu kave stvea ma more reilaf thaa any other rm y I have ever tried. I aball certainly reoa sued them to my friend as bain all thy ar nprawaaied.'' Taua Qiumo, Kifla, IU. CANOY CATHAPITIC '" W H, re mm I'k r r-nunt. Taste Onod. , lalt..llii'aTtN1 ... V. f la.. TWELFTH CENSUS. Oatl aa BwQalramsBts ef th f 0,000 Xnamraor roar chdal lattead f Tn. In the census building a great room ia now the scene of bustling activity, the work of preparing portfolios for use by enumerators in tbe coming count of the population being fairly under way. These portfolios, oi whit ish-brown pasteboard, hinged together with black cloth, are 18 inohes long and 10 wide and tied with four seta of tape. The tape used is not that "red tape" which to th ordinary mind sig nifies circumlocution and delay. The law requires speed in the census of 1900 and common every day white cot ton tape will fasten the schedule-filled portfolios in their round from habita tion to habitation. For convenient, ac curate and rapid enumeration the Uni ted States has been divided into 800 supervisors' districts, and these in tarn into about 00,000 enumeration dia triota, or E. D.'s, as they are called in the census office. Each ot the 50,000 enumerators is yet to be appointed, so on the portfolios a blank spaoe is left for hi nam. Th last census found the unhappy enumerator loaded down with from 10 to 13 schedules, each having volumin ous instructions, to master which re quired considerable mental ability and power of- memory.- That census waa taken under a law which required enu merators to ask many obnoxious ques tions. The census act of 1900 happily for all doe not require these disagree able queries. Four schedules, not 10, cover enu merator's inquiries in 1900; schedules requiring information about popula tion, vital statistics, manufactures and agriculture. In cities the enumerator will seldom need the agricultural, or in the rural districts the manufacturing schedule, so he will infrequently carry more than three. A general realization by American cltisena of their personal interest in a successful prosecution of the canvass by this white-tape army should arouse sentiments of local interest and pride in each enumeration district citisen would concern themselves about tht election of their registrar and local arbiter. The white-tape army should be made- op of man of a high standard. They should be quick, competent, courteous, tactful and truthful. Conaapall Sawmill. The Gray's Harbor, Wash., Commer cial Company' sawmill plant at Cos mopolis, employes 500 men, with 100 men working on improvements; has a 31,000 monthly payroll; has a mess house that take car of 400 men; core of dwellings for rent to employes at a nominal sum, and which, in con nection with the plant, presents nearly a mile of frontage on Chehalia river. The company is now constructing a new planing mill, a box factory, a tank factory, a finished lumber storing shed. new dry kilns, aad making numerous1 other additions. Daring 1899 its oat put was 45,000,000 feet of lumber and 90,000.000 shingle. Sa XIom Wanted. J. E. W. Macfarland, superintendent of the new oil and guano factory, at Astoria, Or., ia going to try an experi ment this summer, that will meet tbe approval of the fishermen and tbe fish ing interest generally, lie will be willing to pay a good price to fisher men for all the sea lions that they may kill, as he believes that he can extract oil from them profitably, for they are always very fat when they come into the river. The matter will be brought up at the next meeting of the Fisher man' Union for discussion. HartBwcst Not. Polk county. Or., has 2,508 voters: of them, 1,158 have registered. La Grande, Or., has a school popula tion of 1,377 between the ages of 4 and" 30. Miss Oxa Waldrop, actress, 1 th daughter of Rev. Joe Waldrop, Prineville, Or. Walter Benn. a Sileti Indian, is under bonds at Toledo, Or., to answer a charge of grand larceny. A number of strangers are investigat ing the timber resources in the moun tains west of Pedee. Papers throughout Oregon are still nreing voters to register. More than half of them are not yet on tbe books. A. J. Smith is laid to have given option to parties on bis 32 acres of oyster land on Oyster bay, Wash., the price to be 115,000. The Brownsville, Or., Time ssy the Calapoola river continues to make inroads on land in tbe eastern part of town, though the water is not high, Tacoma druggists have organized a society which will join tbe Retail Druggista' Association of America. One of its objects is to prevent the sale of patent medicines and drug in de partment store. A. F. Garr ia a Toledo, Or., man who went to the residence of bis wife, from whom he had separated, and "while she was absent at church, broke open the door with an ax, loaded a wagon with what he wanted and took it away." Mrs. Garr will take legal proceeding against him. Claud Bullock, a young man of 20 years, of Wesa tehee, Wash., accidental ly shot himself la the left side. He died from the injuries. Mis Both, a Hoquiam, Wash., nurse, has entered the government ser vice, and will leave at once for the Philippine. Nineteen school teachers are employ ed by La Grande. Tbe four male teach er are paid an average ol $70 per month, but the female teacher get but $44. A Seventh Day Adventist ia giving Bible reading at Hilgard, Or. With the aid of a chart, he is endeavoring to illustrate and trace tbe prophecies of Daniel. Refere L. R. Bhepard sold tbe 894 acre Walling farm in Spring valley, Polk county, Or., to W. M. Toner, fot 17,000. The other bidder were D. G. Henry and J. L. Fnrvine, the lowest bid being 4.000. Tb city council of Pomeroy, Wash., has passed an ordinance that no gats opening on to a sidewalk ia that city shall swing outward. BRADSTREETS REPORT. thmaral Vrad Dlatrthttttaa Baa Shown TnaBey to Sanaa. Bradstxeet't aayi: Believed from the hampering effect of stormy weather, general trade distri bution ha shown a tendency to expand this week, price ot many staples are firmer and higher, and generally there is a better tone than noted for some week. Easily holding first rank in th matter of speculative aotivity, cot ton early in th week touched the high est level, not only for the present sea son, but for at least six year past. Wool is rather weaker, following the drop in prices at the London sale, and the rather slower demand from Ameri can manufacturers. By another of the short swings which have distinguished wheat prices for a long time past, quotations have been advanced this week to the level touched some time ago. ' Boot and shoe manufacturer are actively employed, and leather ia firm, but hides are weaker or lower at most markets. Building materials are firm, except at cities where labor trouble are ap prehended. The Industrial situation is rather irregular, owing partly to the com bined strike and lock-out ot 50,000 building bands, building material workers and machinists at Chicago, and partly to isolated strikes of small numbers ot men throughout the country. Wheat, including flour, shipments for the week aggregate 4,208,758 bush els, against 3,883,887 bushel last week, 4,398,821 bushels the corre sponding week of 1899, and 4,844,781 bushels in 1898. Business failures in the United States for the week number 189, against 173 last week. 177 in this week a year ago, 247 in 1898, 827 in 1897 and 283 in 1898. - PACIFIC COAST TRADE. SMtU Market. Onions, new, 13.25 92.50 per sack. Lettuce, hot house, 40c per do. Potatoes, new, $18 20. Beets, per sack, 75 85c Turnips, per sack, 60o. Carrots, per sack, 60o. Parsnips, per sack, 7 5 86c - Cauliflower, 750(9 $1 per dosen. Cabbage, native and California, $1.0091.26 per 100 pounds. Apples, $1.2501.50 per box. Prunes, 60c per box. Butter Creamery, 81o per pound; dairy, 17022c; ranch, 20o per pound. Eggs 15X0160. Cheese Native. 16o. Poultry ISO Uo; dressed. 14015c Hay Paget Sound timothy, $12.00; choice Eastern Washington timothy, $18.00019.00 Com Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23; feed meal, $23. Barley Rolled or ground, per ton, $20; - Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.25; blended straights, $3.00; California, $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; gra ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.8004-00. Millatuffs Bran, per ton, $13.00; shorts, per ton, $15.00. Feed Chopped feed, $20.00 per ton; middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meats Choice dressed bee I steers, ?)s'8o; cows, 7c; mutton 8o; pork, 7)ic; trimmed, 9c; veal, 8 IOC Hams Large, 13c; small, 18; breakfast bacon, lic; dry salt sides, 8c Forties Mark. Wheat Walla Walla. 61 52c; Valley, 62c; Blueetem, 64o per bushel. Flour Best grades, $3.00; graham, $2.60; superfine, $2.10 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 86J38o; choict gray, 84o per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $14015.00; brewing, $17.00 0 17.60 per ton. Millstuffs Bran, $18 per ton; mid dlings, $19; aborts, $16; chop, $14 pel ton. Hay Timothy, $9010; clover, $70 7.60; Oregon wild bay, $607 per ton. Batter Fancy creamery, 60 55c; seconds, 42045o; dairy, 80 0 87o; store, 25)i082io. Eggs Ho per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 13c; Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $8,500 4.60 per dozen; hens, $5.00; springs, $3.600 3.60; geese, $8.60 0 7.60 for old; $4.60 06.50; docks, $5.00 0 5.60 per dozen; turkeys, live, lOOUo per pound. Potatoes 60065c per sack; sweet, l2ic per pound. Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, 90c; per sack; garlio, 7o per pound; cab bage, lHo per pound; parsnips, $1; onions, $1.5002.25; carrots, $1. Hops 808o per pound Wool Valley, 120130 per pound; Eastern Oregon, 80 Uo; mohair, -2 70 80c per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethen and ewes, 4)c; dressed mutton, 70 7ie per pound; lambs, 7 Ko per pound. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; light and feeders, $4.60; dressed, $8.0006.60 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steer, $4.00O-60; cows, $3.6004.00; dressed beef, 6XO 7?o per pound. Veal Large, 6X07X; small, 80 9c per pound. Tallow 50 SXc; No. 3 and grease, 8X040 per pound. ea Fraaeisew Mark. Wool Spring Nevada, 12016opei pound; Eastern Oregon, 120 16o; Val ley, 20O22o; Northern, 10O12o. Hops 1899 crop, ll13o pet pound. Batter Fancy creamery Sic; do seconds, 19020c; fancy dairy, 17 018c; do seconds, 160 16o per pound Eggs Store, 18Xo fancy ranch, 16o. Millstuffs Middlings, $17.00 O 20.00; bran, $13.00013.00. Hay Wheat $7.0009-60; wheat and oat $7.0002-00; best barley $5,600 7.60; alfalfa, $8.0007.60 per ton; straw, 80O 45o per bale. Potatoes Early Rose, 76085c; Ore gon Bnrbanks, 66c 0 1.00; river Bur- banks, 40 0 70o; Salinas Burbanka, SOcOl.10 per sack. . Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $3.7608.25; Mexican limes, $4,000 6.00; California lemons 76c$1.60; do choice $1.75 0 3.00 per box. Tropical Fruit Bananas, $1.60O 3.60 per bunch; pineapple, nom lnal; Persian date, 0(gfio per pound. INTERESTING ITEMS. Ths native hen of New Zealand is an ixpert rat killer. The cholera ia only fatal to persona who ar great smoker. The giraffe, th armadillo anl the porcupine are voiceless. Tomatoes have been cultivated for only one hundred year. A a rule, the eyesight oi women is better than that of men. The animal that first succumbs to extreme cold is the horse. In Switzerland a telephone can be rented for $8 a year. v The aong of the nightingale can be heard at the distance of a mile. Stammering men are four time as numerous as stammering women. Nearly all of the ice consumed in Great Britain comes from Norway. The population of the United States increases at the rate of about 7,000 every day. The Illinois state board of health re commends that a sanitarium for con sumptive be erected. Mrs. Philip D. Armour, Jr., collects plates, and own more than 8,000 ex quisite ones. American and Australian butter is rapidly crowding the German article from the English market An elm tree arrives at perfection af ter a growth of 150 years, and a healthy one will endure for 000 years. Two-thirds of the crime in London Is perpetrated between 3 P. M. on Satur day and 9 A. M . on Mondays. Mexicans aie not noted for their cleanliness, yet nearly every town in Mexico has a publio bath house. Miss Helen Gould has contributed the Berrian collection of works on Mormonisin to the New York public library. '.' Louise Froebel, widow ot Fried rich Froebel, founder ot the kindergarten system, died in Hamburg at the age of 85. The production ot prunes is increas ing rapidly in Oregon, the annual ship ment ot the dried fruit now amounting to 500 cars. The production of soap in Great Brit ain is about 45,000 ton per week, of which between 8,000 and 4,000 tons are made in London. A new regulation cog introduced in Swiss watches, works so accurately that the time pieces do not vary 10 sec onds in a month. A violent sneeze so shook the body of William A. Housell, a detective, of New Brunswick, N. J., that it caused temporary paralysis of the spine A half-blood Indian woman, Miss Laura Lyklns, is a prominent lawyer in Oklahoma City. She graduated at the Carlisle Indian academy in 1898. 1.ABASTINH fa the original ana omy a uracil wan cummin, aintlraiv different from all kal- omlnas. Beady for ue In whit or fourteen beautiful i tluia by adding cold water. naturally prefer ALA BA8TINB for walls and cU- durable. Put up In dry; Pow dered form. In five-pound pack aa, with full directions. VL kalsomlnea ar cheap, tem porary preparations mad from whiting, chalks, clays, ate, and atuck on walls with de caying animal glu. ALABA8 T1NB Is not a kalsomln. XWARB of th dealer who ays he can sell you th "saroa thing" as AIjABASTIKB- or 'something Just as good." H is either not posted or la try ing to deceive you. Kt IU OFFERING something he has bought cheap and tries to sell on AL.ABASTINK'8 de mands, h nay not realise th damage you will suffer by a kalsomln on your walla. pNSIBLn dalrs wttl not buy swlllng and consumer by using Infringement. Alabaatlne Cow own right to make wall coat ing to mix with cold water. I HE INTERIOR WALLS of every cnurcn ana kawji iwum be coated only with pure, dur able ALABA8TINR. It aafe guarde health. Hundreds of tons used yearly for this work. N BUTINO ALABA9TTNB, customers should avoid get ting cheap kalsomlnea under different names. Insist on having our goods In package and properly labeled. I TJI8ANCS5 of wall paper Is ob- viatea oy umsu. can be uaed on plastered walls, wood ceilings, brick or can vas. A child can brush It on. It does not rub or scale off. BTABLISfTED In fsTon Shun all imitation. ,r or druggist for tint card. Writ us for Interesting book- , Grand Kaplda, Mich. Tn Bl lC film eiOflCII X IM tkTBV IV rUIWb UVn BAIIWLH IH LI kill THIS KMiral With Lot Mo. ITS. B. OUT JaaaP, I pk Tmphr loanato, I pka. Oarltw. Hitvpaoa L l.lh l mnt kill fa will bMat WU.V 1 bk.. YallOT Dunn Oafm. 1 auww, fcKK. 'arir Mrwnirdin th abo eo I lew, on tvt Wieta. throanh Wi. oatuat aMaMia grewM or aolel t ea$ trlM iatA MEtWOUSfTvwiiv, il 3fcsS)WII!SI1 DELICATE ti ,i mm .i PALE "H SICKLY, V1N MARIAN1 md sTooo the nsi or as years 'HtrXPERIENCEH' fHOORjeo ut rue MtoiCAt, pacuity AXt. OVER TUB WORLQa ' a HI " l T" ' -. v i3 ill iii'' mm. -bV f7 rTEl i . , ri ri I I Meat Coukfb tlruu. Tmatm -ooi V I I I J In time. Bolrl by dniKftata. f 1 Bicycles la loath Africa. Th present campaign in South Africa is practically th first opportunity th British military authorities have had of putting th cycle corps to a real test. The cyclist corps attached to the " Dur ban Light Infantry recently, oovejjted a rout of ninety miles in one day, for th purpose o( obtaining information of the Boer forces, doing some skirmish ing on the way. The veldt in dry weather is admirably adapted for oyollng, as was demonstrated recently by the feat ot an Englishman, just after the outbreak ot war, who rode from Pretoria to Ladysmlth on his wheel, passing several detach ments of cavalry on the way. Collier's Weekly. Wlrls Tlraphy Has had a new demonstration of useful ness by th captain of a tfiihtshlp, who used It after ordinary signals had failed, to notify the shore authorities of danger, n a like manner Hosteller's Stomach Hitter, tli famous indigestion and dyspepsia cure, acta when other medicines 'fail. It reKUlutes the bowels and Improves the. ap petite. , Soap enough to supply 150,000 for one year has recently arrived in Denver in one load. It was carried in a spe cial train of 45 carloads, and it stacked up, one bar on top of another, this soap would make a pile over 135 miles high. I'lso's Cnr for Consumption is our only medicine for roughs and colds. Mrs. 0. Belts, 439 th A v Denver, Col,, Nov. 8, W At Springfield the eleotrlo workers have gained an increase ot wages from $3.60 aud $3.75 per day to $3 per day, and the coal handler from $9 per week to $10 tor single and $11 for double team per weak. Bnedlng and Feeding Mlerob. Th Intestines art full of disease germs that heroine active and danaerou ia (ouattatlnti. Cawareis kill aud extwl them. Drugs Un, lUc, lio.Wo. A Pittsburg company is now. en gaged in an order for fitting up the palace of the Mikado, in Japan, with everything in the bath and sanitary line. Shipments are also being made to Australia, South America, China and Japan. Conld Hava Shot Washington. "It was once In my power to have shot General Washington," said a British soldier to an American as they were discussing the events of the great struggle after tbe concluding of peace. "Why did you not shoot him then?" asked the American. "You ought to have done so for the benefit of your countrymen." "The death ot Washington would not have been for their benefit," repled the Englishman. "We depended upon lain to use our prisoners kindly, and we'd sooner have shot an officer of our own." N. Y. Herald. Mora Precloua Thaa Diamoade. Mistress Did Pat give you a dia mond ring when you promised to marry him?" Bridget No, mum; but he be afther givin' me a hug that n de me ribs crack I" Jeweler's Weekly. Cheek Physicians. Commissioner Wilson, ol the interna tional revenue bureau, has deoided that a physician who prescribes and svlls to his patients whisky, brandy, wine or any other alcoholic liquor that is not oompoanded into a medicine by the admixture ot any drug or medicinal ingredient therewith, is required to pay special tag as a retail liquor deal er, even though tbe alcoholic liquor thus furnished be prescribed as a medi cine only and so used. Twt Hada. Two heads may be better than one, but one big head ia usually enough. Chicago Daily News. The New England granite manufact urers have rejected the demand of the granite cutters for an eight hour day and at least $3 a day. It ia expected that the men will strike March 1. Archbishop Corrlgan ha made the study of the Italian language obligatory on all theologlnal students in his diocese in order that Italian Catholic may be reached more effectively. The Alaska Miners' Association, at Seattle, has adopted resolutions, which were sent to congress, praying tor authority to mine the Nome beaches and condemning the sending of military to that district. ''Boston spinsters bave organized to keep married women from getting 'em ployment." "Yes; they are determ ined to make life hard for man to the bitter end." Maryland Journal. "When yon married yon thought your husband was a demigod?" "Y." "And now?" "Now he re minds me more of a demijohn." Y. Press. N. UflMC IU THE MIIMTPY " IIWBIh. IN I HI. VUWHini YOU FSIS u, PSiaa fimr It ra waai Baira no. nab., an ina fvm In anllr al aacaau and lha I wmi .iiif no. Ilt w. w Wataraaalaa, 1 pa. Marti! MaonaMHfc I Dk. lioMB Vaaa. 1 i Uwarf Waa Bialos. J pa. ttulalaa, I pa. Kad Olotoa Onto. I lit. Hal 1 mam. Ear If Ltafc TbT7abkatfalatwhat mrr.itrntr ihnulr) , Mtanaot Ootm. AIM 'Mi at ear bhara. frah aarrtaa ( thU4VltrlMmnt1r w will rtrnl'h th Wl IrtMh rira, omw UtG FltO. FRESH StftOt WITH Branch Ofllces: Chicago, Clevt-lahd, Ijatrutt. soil, mi m PILES ITCH I NU fuss prodar moiatnr anaau. luhln. Tblt foral, wall aa Hltsd, bleadlu; or FrotriMIIng fllu ar euraS b; Dr.Boaanko'a PI I Remedy. Slop Hi-bin aad blaadlng- Absorb tuniora. fK-a Jar tdniKlit or ot br mall. Traatlaa fra. Writ jruurcaaa. vu. suiitau, ruilao. j-a. YOUNG MEN! Vor Oonnrrkwa and Ulaat sat Pabafa Oka; SpanlSii. II If tb ONI.V maiilnln wbli will aura aarh and ovary aaa. So 1,'inK know Ns baa avar falktf to aura, no ituuwr bow arrloua or of bow Ion atandln. kaaiilla from It UN will aatonlan you. It I ahoolntaly aafa, praventa atrlrtura, and ean lia taaa witlioul InRoriva Blror and dunUoii fnrni bualnoaa. PHK'K. sa). for ala br all rnllabl dniffKiata, or arnt nrapald b aspraaa, blalalv wtmppad, on raf-rlnt of prlna, by WIIHXCHMC4i:(ra,ClBas,Ilt, ClMelar awlM as raqaaaa. CURE YOURSELF t llaa Hlaal for aoaaltm rla 1 totdari.1 dUchariiM.luflaiiiDialloQi, trrltatioM or ulcurftllout a mat la atrtaiari at la ftriatart. Of mueoHI RltDibr lifM. f awvaata (In. PalnlatM. aud nut aatrln THivjusOHEitat Oo, " poiMoua. V m a9 n ,. I .V.B.a.jt 1 Ym naiw wrappfrr, Olroular al oa ruat. I.QS. or S bottla.. Bl TA DROPSY Treated Successfully Address DR. S1KUK1B1C, MonnMia Hon, Ida. fl I LI I I with uo ( uiileas saw HI rill ceasful. Patent a4rtlHl 1 1 I laill I fr. anyioe as to patentabllL y. -invent-or.' Prlitr MIlLO p. Tf.Vf N ACQ, KsUbllhd UlA. Waahlna'ton. D.O. Aa Ktnflraas Wh Wrestles. The empress dowager of China if de scribed by an English lady, ' who has spent the greater part of her life in th Celestial empire, at a maoh more re markable woman than most Europeans suppose. She Is an ardent painter, and her picture are said to be admlrabi specimens ot Chinese art. Strange as It may seem, her majesty i also said to be fond of wrestling, and frequently Indulges in this rather virile form of exercise. She Is well read, it fond of European music, and has some skill a a pianist. She is said, both by her friends and enemies, to be absolutely without any sense of fear, and, need-1 less to say, her life has been attempted a number ot times. -N. Y. Herald, Mr. Hamm (th eminent tragedian) "Ye we opened our new play on the first of Jauuary." Friend "And did you have a long run?" Hamm " Well, no,, we didn't have a long run, but after the second performance we had a long walk all the way from Chicago to Philadelphia." Philadel phia Inquirer. THREE DAILY TRAINS BETWEEN OGDEN AND DENVER. The increase in transcontinental travel by way of Bait Lake City in con sequence of the scenic and other attrac tions of the route, has recently justified the ltio Grande Western Hallway in connection with the Denver A Illo Urnnde and Colorado Midland Railroads says the Salt Lake Tribune, in estab lishing a triple daily last passenger service between Ogden and Denver. All of these train are equipped with the latest appliances, improvements and cars. This road now opurate through sleepers between Chicago, Ogdon and San Francisco, also a perfect dining car service. Bend 2o postage tor literature, rates or other Information to J. D. Mansfield, 258 Washington street, Port land; or Ueo. W. Heints, general pas senger agent, Salt Lake City. "I waa never glad for thla impedi ment In my speech but once," said the man from Dearborn, who was in to see tbe big parade. "When was that?" "Fe-fe-fullow asked me h-h-how much I won Id take for a-a horee, aud while I-I-I was t-trylng to tell him s-slxty dollars, he offered m a hundred." Women's Journal. syw The Pleawnieat, Mit Powerful and JP, Kflw'tiv Mvertalllug Kemwljr for miiM Rheumatism Lt.,;. f.A OKIPPtC CATAKKH I IfMllhuvw wltkt ihttnimiMt mtw of II,. lt.iuTr "f "5 ItUOI'N"'- -etlv as wl m Hr mlv of mny Ache or than Kuawn to the human InkI?, Ihr would nut b htinilr In all Antrrum wtllmut a bulti of " frwlM Ka I fr trlau bnltlp. or lrg bulllt, llronleiuln uoimni. S boill. Air S.V IWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO 160-14 1. 1st tl- CSIe.f. Ml. "The last chapter of my book sur prised you, didn't it?" said the young author. "Happier ending than yon expeotd, eh?" "Well," replied the long suffering friend, "I certainly felt a sense of relief when I read It." N. O. Times-Democrat. A new machine known as crypto graphic typewriter, of which Frederick Hedgwiok la the inventor, has been given a publio test in Chicago. Th machine writes In cipher and translates the matter automatically. It is said to be a marvel of mechanical perfection and has been examined by numerous army officials and business men. The burning ot the bride' play things is part ot th wedding ceremony in Japan. The bride lights a torch, which ahe hand to tbe bridegroom, who with it light a fire in which the toys are destroyed. A newspaper report ot a wedding in a Missouri town closes with this can did statement: "They were married at the home of the brides' parents, where they will remain until the groom get a Job." A firm in America is turning out large quantities ot paper tiles whloh are used for roofing. They are reported to be hard and tough, and the glaalng appears to be of the nature of Japanese luce. They are said to be exceedingly cheap, and can be fashloped in any color or shape to suit the purchaser. One of the most sweeping temperance campaigns which the north of England baa ever witnessed is now on. 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A Shakspeare stand atona in his vast domain, so Herrick stand alone in his scanty plot ot ground. " 'Shine, Poetl in thy place) and be oonteut.' " During the last year 85,201,901 bush Is of grain and 2,18(1,618 gallons ol molasses were uaed for the manufacture of liquor in this country, which pro duced 107,818,130 gallon of aptrlti and 1,657,808 gallons ot rum, making a total ot 10M78.B28. This is about one gallon aud a half to every wan, woman and child in the country. The national executive board ot th United Mine Worker of America has levied an assessment of IS ceuts month ly tor the support of the strikers in the Southwest, who for nearly a year past have been fighting the Big Four Coal Company for an advance in wages. Five hundred miners at tbe Ilryson Coal ft Coke Company mines, nearTas well, Tennessee, walked out, after a day' notice of a demand of a 10 per cent increase in waves. 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