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.L smm. .a, aatBM.iM tmii sm am mti ' tsars ' uJ(BuuuQuu' &tm w&ryistf beyossd das cr&Uan mad they Inilosto rcsJ trouSila somewhere, Cfforts to bear tha daft pzt mro heroin, but they cfa not overcome It and thm bmmkmsbes oontSmm until tha oause Is r- tWSV9mfm I e. HefchanVt Vtfe&ts Ctsnpsaas' ; do&s' th.$m mora oartamfy taaa any other matuohta It h$a been dolmg It far VJrtw years It la a wgr mmrs mesiiolna for wo - mam's Uim " U . has domo mssch far tta memSCh cf Amerioan woman Head tha gratmfuf lattars from woman ' cemstmntfy ' ep pearbtg In this js&psr Rfrs Pimkkam eetmssSs women free of ohar&a. f ? mm mm mm m& mt ammmm mm t mm M m mm mm w- eaMs woe as fcjn fJass PACIFIC COAST NEWS BRAPSTREET'8 RPOBT- I ffhHl Higher Crwp Metal never rusts in the water of lake Titacaoa. A chain or anchor can be left in it for two weeks and it will be a clean and bright aa when it oaroe from the foundry, which is probably owing to action of tome of the chemical alts in the water. Commercial mmi rtaaneUI trawevatagi , of Iateiwet la tk Gtwwlagj s ' Western States. Butchered Seven Whale. TV. C. King, of Sand Lake, write to Che Tillamook, Or., Herdlight, the fol lowing story of the killing of seven stranded whales: On Way 10, aa O. R. Chamberlais was walking along the beach, he dis covered tome black objects in the edge of the water, and - upon approaching nearer he discovered that they were whales, which had i beooma -. stranded from some cause or other. "There were seven of them, and they were making tremendous effort to get back into deep water, without avail, The tide, was leaving them. They would open their mourns and draw in about a barrel of water and then spurt it through the hole in the top of their head 20 feet into the air, and lying sometimes on their sides it was like getting in the cross-fire of a hose company. Mr. Chamberlaia made tracks for home to et his gun and a butcher knife to carve them up. On his return he turned loose with his gun to kill them, but after wasting a few shots he saw that he could not kill them in that way, so he sailed into them " with his butcher knife, and stuck them as you would a hog! That did the work, and he soon had seven whales strong on the beach that were from eight to 18 feet long. Me at once commenced to strip the blubber from the outside of the body and inside the head. The fat was cut into six-inch strips and thrown across a horse's back'and taken home and ren dered out, which will amount to several barrels. It has a market value, and Mr. Chamberlaia will likely realise considerable from it. 8HAKK INTO TOUR SHOK9 ', Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for tba feet It cure painful, swollen, smarting, tier' ous feet, and instantly takes the sting u. of corns slid bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. A lien's Foot Kaas makes tight or new shoes feel essr. It is a certain cure for Ingrowing Nails, sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching i- n nave urer ou.iriu testimonials. Insurance Rate Less. Representatives of the Pacific Board of Underwriters have finally lowered the rate of insurance on all business property i The Dalles, Or. This in cludes the larger portion of the build ings below the bluff, and the rates in some cases were lowered much more than the citizens had reason to expect. This action on the part of the insurance companies is taken as a result of the increased facilities for fighting fire here above the other cities of the class in the northwest. A perfect fire alarm Try It today. Sold bv all druggists and ZJ I 1" . i"1 -"nierr, Eastern 22c; shoe stores. By mail for 25c in stamps. I B?stm w now in order, and the leoent dairy, 17 (3 22c: ranch. 16(3170 round. L-T L" L . 1 lit . I fkhAmiAttl J l . ,11 I w, . 1 v 1 a Varaveraale Reports. Bradstreet'a says: Continued dull ness in many branches and a further shading in several staple lines consti tute the leading feature in the busi ness situation this week. The weak ness of prices is displayed in lower quo tations for corn, pork,, butter, cheese, I wool and cotton among the great agri cultural products and petroleum and lead among the mineral nroducts. Wheat is slightly higher, partly owing to less favorable crop reports here and abroad. Continued dryness in the Northwest hasiven the spring . wheat situation a less satisfactory appearance and there is little improvement noted in the winter wheat sections of the central west, It is doubtful, however, if the dry weather has as yet really affected the spring wheat, the chief complaint coming from the lumber in terests, which report low streams inter- f erring with the forwarding of supplies. me industrial situation is. on the whole, father ninth better than for some time past, in that new disturb ances are fewer and some old ones have been settled. Bat practical tie-ops ii Chicago are still unbroken. At St. I Louis all kinds of business have been hurt by the strike of street railwav employes, and uncertainty at other tiea, particularly in the building trade, has had an unsettling effect upon lumber: ' , Wheat, including flour, shipments tor tne week aggregate 6.178.422 bush els, against 8,480,574 bushels last week. Business failures in the United States for the past week number 1S5, aa com pared with 174 last week. Failures in tne Dominion of Canada are slightly more numerous, numbering 24 for the past week, against 19 last week. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. Seattle Markets. Onions, 9. , Lettuce, hothouse, 40 (3 45c dos. Potatoes, $180(17i $17918. Beets, per sack, SO 60c. runups, per sack, 40S0o. Carrots, per sack, $1. Parsnips, per sack, 60 75c. Cauliflower, California 85 90c Strawberries $a.25per case. Celery 40 60o per doa. : Cabbage, native and California, i.uu i.xo per 100 pounds : Apples, $2.0088.75! $3.008.60. Prunes, 80o per box. Butter Creamery, 23o; Eastern 22c; The absolutely pur BAKING POWDER ROYAL; the most celebrated , of all the baking powders in the world celebrated for its great leavening strength and purity. It makes your cakes, biscuit, bread, etc., ; healthful; it assures you against alum and all forms of adultera tion that go with the cheap brands. - V.. Sa 1 J vSfr. Alum baking powder srs low priced, w slum cosu bat two cents a puinid ; t ut slum Is a corrosive poison and it renders the baking powder dangerous to aae la iooa. OVAL BAKINa POW0CR C04 100 WILLIAM ST.. NtW TOKK. Trial tackar f REE. Olmsted, U Roy, N. T. Address, A lieu & chemical enigne and hook and ladder tests have proved very satisfactory. The native commissioner at Be bungwe, Africa, reports that the white rhiuooerous is still to be . seen on the veldt in the districts between the San- yati and Zambesi rivers. It was gen erally thought that the gigantic animal Was extinct. f ,- ; . ' ? WIH Keeer Kser what good ink is unless you use Carter's. It costs no more thau poor ink. All deal- crs. - . - - Over 800,000 pounds of tea is con sumed in England daily. Piso's Cure for Consumption is an Infal lible medicine for coughs and colds. N. w. DAMCit, ucean Urove, H. J., Feb. 1900. A Vermont fox, close pressed by two hounds, dashed across a railroad track in front of an advancing train, which killed the does. , Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth tag Bvrup the best remedy to nse fosUbrt Children during the teething period. In some interesting experiments by English botanists, "sleeping" plants, or those which had taken their noctur nal position, were placed in a dark room, un awakening" next morn ing they took in the darkness their usual positions by day, even when that position had been made oblique) by one sided illumination. Quarantine at A.nlaa. George II. McGeer, M. D., aoting assistant surgeon of the United States marine hospital service, has )n ordered from San Francisco to Ash land by the quarantine service, to in spect all Chinese and Japanese, passen gers of the Southern Pacific passengn trains coming into Oregon from Cali fornia, and see that they have certifi cates showing them to have been ex empt faom the contagion of the bubonic plague before entering Oregon. Talaable Oajra Mine. Spokane, May 82. O. M. Roeendale. a mining engineer of Portland, tells 6 the onyx quarry, about 50 miles nortl of here, in Stevens county. Two steam amis and a saw mill are at work min ing and cutting the on, which is the nnest 01 its kind in this country. It takes high polish and the colors are rich green and black. The deposit if about 800 by 1,000 feet and the saw mm is fitted with huge gang saws foi outting the mineral slabs. This Stev ens eounty onyx will rival that of the! old world. Ecrm 18o v- : Cheese t-S-J-5o. ; ' Poultry 14c; dressed, 14 15c; spring, $5. Hay Puget Sound timothy, $11.00 12.00; choice Eastern Washington umomy, i s.uu l s.oo 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, $3.80(34.00. Mills tuffs Bran, per ton, $18.00; shorts, per ton, $14.00. Feed Chopped feed, $19.00 cer ton: middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, ! per ton, $30.00. - . t Fresh Meats Choice dressed beef steers, price 8c; cows, 7c; mutton 8o; pork, 8c; trimmed, 8c; veal, 8K 10c. llama Large, 13c; 3 email, 1SJ4"; oreaxiast Dacca, Hc; dry salt tides, ' : rertlana Markoe. i Wheat Walla Wall. 51 52c; Valley, 62c; Bluestem, 64o per bushel. T."-1 Tt . 1 mm , ,mui imt giauea, fa.uu; granam. a.ou, supemne, f a.iu per barrel. Oats Choice white, 86c; choice gray, 33c per bushel. Barley Feed barley, - $14014.50: Coitseleiitloue, I suppose yon will vote according w your own conscience in this matter.' "I will," answered Senator Soiuhnm "Add my conscience tells me that it is always wrong to waste irond mnnv." Washington Star. Spectroscopic and other observations snow the fixed stars to be self-luminous bodies suns to the other systems of planets. An analysis of their light in- uicaies tne presence of the same chemi cal elements that exist in onr own sun and earth, together with others un known in our solar svstem. The news from Lick observatory that the North star, 255,000,000 miles away from us, has been found to be not one star, but three swinging around in great orbits like the moon, earth and sun is another remarkable result of the application of photo-spec too seopy to the telescopic study of the heavens. If all the dressmakers known to ex. 1st in America worked 24 hours of each A SIGNIFICANT LETTER. , New York City, Feb. 15, 1000. My Dear Carlton: I know it will please you to learn that my homeward journey from San Francisco was more than pleasant. One striking feature that added very much to my comfort was the dining car service on the Rio Grande Western and the Denver & Rio Grande. This is the finest service of this description I have ever seen any where, either in this country or abroad; the food and cooking was all that could be desired, and at very moderate prices. If yon happen to know the Rio Grande Western people, I wish yon would say to them that it will afford me tho greatest pleasure at all times to bear testimony anywhere to the above facts. Very truly yours, (Signed) J. ADDISON BAKER. 2nd. plt Lake Tribune. The Rio Grande -Western Railway now operates through Pullman sleeping cars between San Francisco and Chi cago, without change. The rente via Vood Thai Absorbs Odors. Flour should not be kept in a store room or pantry where there it cooked foods, as it absorbs odors. Ignorance i mit tact accounts for poor bread oi'tener than an inferior quality of flour. Aruoiea oi iooa that are made of gela tine or milk should always be kept wveroa, as com mug ana gelatine are literal scavengers of the air and absorb not only odors, but germs. Neither cheese, cabbage, fish, nor baked beans should ever be pat into the re (rigor ator. They all leave an oder of whioh it it dimoult to rid the refritrorator. ami they also flavor the food. C'iaoln nati Knquirer. la a Wet Climate, Maud So you are uulmr to be nunen of the May tomorrow, Have you your ootume readyr Pauline Ye. Tar bouuht ma an extra heavy pair of gum boots, a double thick waterproof, a pair of fur mittens. a pair of three-ply woolen stooklns, a pair of ear muffs and a new umbrella. Harlem Life. Stoop Cbaaitea tho Verillot, The iurr in a recent law nit mmislv nirreed liimn the venllnt mi..i i. and went hums to bed. Atir ii... over it, they disairreed the next iihimi. n. 'X liia shows tho iw .r to strengthen the human mind, Those who are irninni with Insomnia should try Hosteller's Htoniaeu Hitters. It imu tn stomach ill ttuod condition and In. In,.... sweet, sound sleep. It is the best of rente- uies lor aiuney, liver and blood disorders, It'a In tho Dlood And Therefore the Blood Must Purified to Cure Disease. , In the blood hers is the origin of a ma jority of human ailment, scrofula, salt rheum, pimples, humors, sores; troubles cf we swnisrn, iieres, llvsr sud kliliievi, all have their starting point in bnd blood, and tiwreiora an may t cured by lmriry Insf . enriching and vitalising the blood with . Hood's Bsrsaiwrllla, , i IfflBlira rtlAAri "T anirMMt frnm ' Impure oToodand that tired ffelinit. While taking the second hot t ie of Hood's Purse, lwrilla I began to feel niuvli better; I be. . lieve it has done for me what no other medicine could hsvs dons." Aunm Uillk oak, wo Lyme etreet, Oakland, Ual. HOOD'S Garoaparilla It the Best Medlolne Money Can Buy. Smith Every KnglUhman Is will. ing to boar arms for hit country. Jirown Ta: and every Sootchman is willing to bare legs. Chicago Even ing iewt. Stats or Ohio, rrnr or tolsdo, 1 f.VUAS COUNTV. l4 Ana j, imsnky makes oath thai hs ts the senior iHer ofthe nrm ot r. Chbsst A Co" lid tliaie aforcsalil. and that said Brnt will pi the sum ol UNK H(Jn1KKD IOI.1,ahS lor "a?i I, Ii ' '"";rr tnateanniH be cured "t "mm Vl UAM. S VAT URN WHS. - .... J. t'HKNBY su osxiura TTISa n n Sill rtaur t luul n ansa presence, thlsDlh day oi December, A, D. itoi ...7 1 ; A. W.OLEASOH, AVXnrv JVkMo. Hall's Catarrh Cnn la taken tntn.H. .-.a .... v., imimh, inuvuna suriaoes ul m n, rmu,s i,,r ieii wouiais, free. . . . . J. vllENKx A CO., Toledo. Ou fold by 1ru it. "" UUK, Bau s rsuiuy rills are to MM. . day for a whole year without stopping E"U Uke BoqaIled I attrac for sleep or meals, they would still be "veneg'nd wal'h ' novel interest. oniy one dress apiece for V ' " v- " night, of the women in ! TJ'h 1 .M Agoui, mo wasoingion able to make less than seven-eights America. The meteorological department of the government of India baa now four first-class observatories. 174 treneral stations, ana z.zho rainfall street, Portland, Ore., or Geo. W. Heintz, General Fassenger agent, Salt Lake City. A competent Indue estimates stations, J about three times as many books from wbichregularmonthiy statements aold in the United States in 1890 are received. i any year since 1898. that were at in 1S0LUTE Sp!TY. In a . bunch of beef cattle' delivered in Arlington, Or., by Joseph Friszell, there were three steers that weiehed 5,000 pounds. An Eastern buyer who I brewing, f 16.00 16.50 per ton. saw tnem taia he baa never seen finei SlulstuiTt Bran, 18 per ton; mid steert in the Chicago market, t The dlings, $19; shorts, $15; chop, $14 per steers were photographed in Arlington, ton. and before an hour 40 copies of the Hay Timothy, $9 11; clover, $7 pictures were ordered. They were f. 50; Oregon wild hay. $607 nerton. The practice of eating arsenic is verv prevalent among the peasantry of the mountainous din tiler of Austria. Hun gary and France. They declare that this poison enables them to asoend with ease heights which they could not otherwise climb without great distress to tne chest. me softest mines in the wot id are the Comstook. On the lower levels the beat it so great that the men can not work over 10 or 15 minutes at a time. Every known means of mitigat ing the heat hat been tried in vain. Ice meltt before it reaches the bottom of the shafts. - Sir John Sinbald in a recent lecture that the statistics for Scotland showed the same preponderance in the number of suicides in summer over those oc curring in winter as bad been shown by the statistics of every country in which the" matter had been investi gated. ." " ' :: .'.i . i An sscetio it living outside the Delhi j gate at Lahore, India, who, it it said, nas not parted bis lips for the past 50 years, nor fast demanded anything ever from any person to satisfy the Irresisti bis demands of the stomach. Peopls flock to see him in large numbers. r Experiments by B. Klein indicate that, contrary to common belief, such germs as those ot the cholera, typutsnd diptberia do not survive mors than three or four weeks alter burial in the ground. A New Card Tried, . , Bachelor Subscriber (a voracious reader) to Lady Librarian I giniHS I'll have to got married so I can taks out more books at time. Lady Librarian Here's mv card., 09 can take some out on that. , "So sudden," etc Ohio State Journal. The Only Way; Mrs. Dowers I shall select k neck, lis for you when I am in town today, John.: ,'. '!.Xi-, Mv. Bowers Before yon select it , Will you have the clork blindfold rod) Mrs. Bowers llllad fold meV Are you crasy? Mr, Bowers No! By being blind folded there is a ohanoe that you mav strike one that I could wearl I'uck. he Was Late. "House olean lug now I" exclaimed ShSRKs, when he went home sud found everything topsy-turvy. es, dear," replied Mrs. Snaggs. "Yon outzht to have dona It in Unt. That is tho proper season for euanue." t uwourg unrontole-1 elugraph. The mnniclpality of lWlena. Cel.. owns a 63 acre grovs of Kngllsh wal nuts. Last year it yielded nearly 100,. 000 pounds of nuts. Perpetual motion has not vet htwin discovered. Science teaches that the revolution ot the earth upon its axis it as near perpetual motion as anything yet known, i; Double Trouble i The eonpllmtlon of SPRAINS and '! BRUISES is a very an re tronble, but dvaMr, or separately, as spr.it, or oriiine, I here la uo rciuedr kaowa ilieesualol St. Jacobs Oil i for a PEOIFT, SURE CURE mtmtmtttMftMi FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN OIL If You Are Awake to Your Own Chances Read Thii and Then Write Us lor rull Information and Prospectus. ,k'.-.V 11.'," "T 'S"!"F. " B ". Alreadr vast riches hsvs been i mat grade stock, Herefords of the Danneman The season at the United States fish commission station, at Baker lake Wash., situated at the headwaters of a branch of Skagit river, is practically at close. It is estimated that npwarc of 90 per cent of the salmon token nro. duced young fry and that more than 10,500,000 healthy youns salmon, of .i i .... . fr till v tmi i me suciieye or oiueuac variety, were Little Liver Pills. - reMlt ot Genuine Garter's I5vtx Bear Signature) of uutter Fancy creamery. 80(3 35c: seconds, 45c; dairy, 36310c; Store, 22K25e. Eggs 18o per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, - 18c; 7onng America, 14c: new cheese 10c per pound. " Poultry Chickens, mixed, $4.00 4.60 per dozen; hens, $5.00; springs, $2.50(33.60; geese, $8.608.00 for old; $4.60(16.60; docks, $6.00(37.00 per dozen; turkeys, live, 14 15c per pound.'"' Potatoes 40 65o per sack; sweets, I3c per pound. Vegetables Beeto, $1; turnips, 76o; per sack; garlio, 1c per pound; cab bage, IKo per pound; parsnips. 75: norT&. sefilloll this vear. famous Kero Cosnly Oil D Is bar tf..s mYXnZmii XwZtZli?. FIJ.?"" tt per share. Pen. ii?ii;2fi?L"ifle" Pf"1' 1 Khan.e,8an KrsnlKO. C.'l L Ind b. J. pie who fnTestigMlon Tamable W. Kox, bow deposited In the Meh.nia' S.M.TllrV" "i "" "". sbstrarts are -m. . VHI.UU, vr. vuronicers i are without salaries, pert lor the Standard Oil Company.' lants- Matlona; Bank. Portland, Or, Oi ORIENTAL, OIL, FUEL, COMPANY 612 Chamber of Oommeroe, Portland, Oregon. H. C. STBATTOX. Secv. H. C. ECKESBEKGEK, Pres. , B. t DURHAM, Vlce-Pres. $m Pae-SisaUs Wrapper Batsw. VST s 11 sm4 as ewef ft iULliO roi dizzimus. rsi iiueusicu. fci Tfiino uvu. mi C0HSTIPAT10I. rcsiAUJwsssi. nsi TKceexpnuoi vajm www mm mmmtmrnt I irak : w. j j mji - . &m station The Belgian hare crass has struct Baker City, Or., says the Democrat. Bela Eadish and Alosea Fnchs have gone into the business on a limited sea e, witn the chances of enlarging onions, 8c per pound; carrots, 60o. their business into ponderous orooor- n9aiL. 1 a ' on. off a small capital. Messrs. Kad- Wool-Valley. 12l3o per pound; isi and Fnchs received a day or so gc Eastern Oregon, 10 01 6c; moh.irV27a two does from a rabbitry in CaUfomia, 80c per pound. - jKwigreea anacnea to them I 'Mutton Gross, best ahMn wth 7;. rV.r.'L","?.-," FEff":?' ?r" Portland. Or U Jf? ALf Jeu'" "Mnl V. ttsiiierCoBirac-UM Vrs .hi Xi;1!: It toV.JZpZ WmZmZj "r stanyouow. CALL, OI OUK AOKMT. MeCoimlek All Steel Has- Rakes, tlie Meat la tke tVorld. ru. . u . . . i,i m, uic nw, doio nana neiMViimn. l(eet,Wor leetk; 121e,iB or W U.lh; lu Iit.nw3llMih ' and the would make ashamed of himself. mutton. 1 A ipio per poumi; lambs, 6io. Work is progressing nicely on the .. Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; water works at Korth Bend, Ooos coun- "gn ,na leeaew 0i dressed, ty. Or. Water is being brought from 8 00-60 per 100 pounds. Ponv sleuirh and Beef Gross, top rt.r. $4.0004.50: gallons capacity will be oonntructec ,w, 30U-i dressed beef, 68 on the mil back cf town. From thii Pwpomia. 80 CURS SICK HEADACHE. i-mml .. hrnrnk. JmMj VealLaroe, 6070: small. 8o per pound. Tallow 6(35. c: No. S and 8)94o per pound. grease, ' ,rf 'r tivuM anil npnwekarsM, an l4wit i.,..-.liJ,ienlwiBd,tMnin,pi,fe Watca, ' , :ft.a .Wk .1,. ..... . t : w.il,aj:lJ auhebwiiatl(ikarm. HmStu I All three Steamboats , fl.MivoMd, ,,-wm. If atFtaTaMtfiauon.rfta " r"- J"1 si 'Jl I i muA m-itmmj cillmtKAm. !' "! ;;; 'rw tn u am o,!s. at uh urn;. . -.4fUUeaweujMtima reservoir water will be carried it Dines to everr rmidnnm In k. . . - . MV1 and will have s pressure of 55 pound! to the inch. The Grant's Pass. Or.. New Water Light tt Power Company is erecting or the west side ot their power houses building for the making of ice. Thii plant will be supplied with the latest improved horizontal eomDreseors. with a capacity of making sis tons of ice s day. The company is also makina arrangements to operate an irrigation ditch this summer, that will carry 60C inches of water in an ' open ditch, tc irrigate many hundred acres of land below the power house. i , KuapurHiuon up tne river. Potatoes Karl Rn., ni.. fw. ? freight a,!;! BnrbMk- rn. rt j . , L ' I Citrus Frnit Oranges, Valencia. The Inland Telephone & Telegrapk $a.768,25; Mexican limes, $4.00(8 Company, of Spokane, Wash., will be- 6.00; California lemons 76clsi.60: days on s new lirw do choice $1.76(42.00 dot box. - jroplcal Fruits Bananas, CI. 503 For estalosue, addreM A. H. BOY LAN. J21 H.WIh,,.,,. i iramitm L .. i , . .. J . ml ii ' JI, '' Saa fraaeisee Market. Wool Spring Nevada, 1416o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 1216c; Val ley, 20 (J 22c; Northern, 10 (9 12c. Hope 1899 crop, Hl8o per pound. ... . . .,, . Butter Fancy creamery 17lTKe; do seconds, 1616c; fancy dairy, 16c; do seconds, 141 5o per pound. Eggs Stow, 16c; fancy ranch, 17c. ,,";..,'., . ';., . ... Mlllstuffs Middlings, $17.00 20.00; bran, $18.50(818.60. COOK BOOK FREE. A postal addressed to P, O. Box 1. Portland. Oreeon. il bring you a hamisome Ko-Niil .ook Book. Ko-Kut Is the latest larKsutil tuiei and purer, ebea(er and nioreecouSmlcal. For Sale by al I G rocers. El Tl 1110 ( . w b"d them by the him. t,LUlllliU I and Ininoried. OnrSiuihu : Biuullis old "oalrs"-ifiri-e pairs or ir are very pop ifar, Belxian Hares are monra makers; better order a nalr at nuoa. Vn.m booklet tlls all aliout it. win .,.n rtuht. Safe and promfii shipments. Write W. 'firen tr.pnth fit., Los ani .,les. ( af. per ton; YOUNG MEN! b lee ONLr raeiae whl wM mm mViid ertrr aum. () CASK kasva tt bu ei-r lnlM to aura, no yilr bow Mrloua or of how hmf Kandlne. HmuIU Jrwa ! am will iaWi fua. u'u aiiSwIfi"!, "" frt""", a1 etn N lakes wlllioui lnc?, alwic ami a.lr,t.,ii from butfana, I'Ull ic. Slw. fw Or rMZMoo., C.., IIL I ,. . nnn Wlwaal Kim rrc. Jules Ltode's Mar?dSei3 MM "CALTE.OS?' C Days' : Triitfiieii FREE m m e.G.o.0 twtm tsm a. rwry prvrst rn w rrv n m mu u "irw i nrm ngsrVOlU gin work in a few from Coulee City, in Grand Coulee, to Waterville. Douglas COlintV. In thd Rla I Bend country. This new line will by 46 miles long. .dw per ouncn; pineapples, aom Insl; Penlan dates, l(o per neuid . fl?E YOU COIiO OR HOT? y" en oniSrtele always If yon have the wew Columbian lire crais In your house. Mo more rouble from smoke or half, heated rooms. It has a syntein of draiuthta. throws tba heat Into the room Itisiewl of u the eblmney, auS saves roo money. Let i, tell yon about ilils new rate. It !.r ',."n f" ""r hoosehold. For Mrtleulsrs a"rt, "Pi'ir to th s juh h m as- t irsl,t fottJaoa.O. A TOP BUGGY FOR $50.00... Would be too cheap to be food, but we fctre Top Buvviex for for $65 Cash that we guaran tee for one year from date of purchase. They have irooi tronir wheels, gruaranteed hick ory spokes," tires 5-t6 thick, round edge and projectino; over the felloe, to protect same. We have others at $70, $75, $80, $85 and up. Road Wagons at $40 and up. Mitchell Farm Spring: Wa yons and Harness. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. MITCai,LEWiSjiSMERCO., FIRST AID imOB STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON. Buy, rtliabl foods of s rcllabls concern bfoodeoUcy. Eleven hundred woodworkers in Min neapolis, Minn., struck for an increase in wages. ,r r Slaeaee should write lb Voa Mitlil Co- Olii. Binnai,i.uDiiniHi(, ana n','"'in,rwi one !f a B re days trial Ueat.tneujroeof chaw ?hls Is no A O. D. or DEPUBlT ei-hemo but i Itwrai pronosltloa made to eofortanaie suf (erersby this lons-evtabilitliwl nxtrmrn, wtiU.il lathe laritoakl wportsr of spoclflra fur nervous US HII1W UIHSHS IS IBS SUtlll, TkeyonMohlOs. bss the sole American rieniefne Prof. Laorle's trench prepmraUtin of "Oaithoe" tbeooly remedy kuowit to ad voee4 medical etieoasihat will nneluvely curenerrous dobillty. Tills rmTf h u'x Drs bean used as a specific ta the frrr h parman armies, and since Its introduc tion in So the United Httna. has cured many thousands of sufferers, and the rornarkalii reineoy ia crfuotw aas mam ra Seated In tills couutry. Tn order to titan this wmtAaefnl hutm.t la the bands of ever person wliosufrrs the mental and dbvsIci sees. The Von Mob free trial treatment 1 no remedy is sent by (nail fa a plain eulu aire, and there Is nopubllclty lu raeei vine itor ftlfi. Aooonipapyine the medicine there teafulltree,tlMla plain Ianenar for you to reau. aaw uio oiouicirio prj atHlW f It h Mlk feet safety, and a sure cure la guarauuitJl .Lo vitality creeps upon men unawares. Uo not deceive yourself or retnala In igno- fS?f w.h,1'" 'f, mr drsjrired down by this insidious disease tin a.iu. ha ti.m cause may be, whether early abuse, escssane or overwork and business earea, the rnsuite are the asm prmnataralossof strength and soetoury , euissluna, Uuixjteucy, varkxuoie anil shrunken parta, This at as a li r . . , , , .. . . . r iiiw irnrut (ir t r,e nrst on. thiie ' snea no mattar of bnw s anerlflta mimJ. ni wiu.B,i.c.;:,:v"'.'"-r. """."f. . . r ' - "!' , ,u in, 1 1, .nil i i v . I ;r, I . a rartly to the sm of tlm fmi.t.i lmif swinillnwr. ami the ri nrtaw,jr trout mmt. la Sre day.-ihi iKneVsVnt free - J2i L?" LMP ofen recis the moat asi,iilhlnf testimouiola from (mai ita E'U ?ika days' treatuleuu Tt, ,y have Unisanai of festlmonlttls fnuq those n been alven un by doJuira, misled Hnd 'Tn.4 la Tiealth "by dlsrpui?ibla mwl'-nT schma, nJ wWtbeyhad given m tlVt'lr slble person Vlllpermlt hie name toCauaerl for a tBStlroOnlal as an elniiasK that ha had any Of thad hwaaea f,tp wl,ll ti. . .1 " ";ltboe; I. a Slllo cVreTinTaTirrV; sponsible adverUsora are using "mailo-un UmajnlsTs. but the Vm KoUfCo. tavaria. bly deollnes to make nubile the nnnwa n nLZ oTMTh" ptaM,u wba v ? ' T? .r' will be planed irTyrmr , u am you are earnestly ed for rourowa sake to send for ta win,. iy ana snd your ad. m I nlu.i .. I . Ing details of your Symplons. The book o. Mm rma n srs uaja- treatment will en y ta take the nieillclne In nrlvatn anrl urged fov your own Sake to send it delay. Write to day and an dress. HUniluxMi com pan aunt nothlnsj to try this remedy. It amy cohIi von asreataeai more tn int. t , Unrr... u'.: t,in. a tiA leti w ot : .7.' ""l Biaaaafd i'reiwatluos ia the UnliLl uiul DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? Tin you wake np at night with s terrible throbbing headsdhit system that needs L Itlsyuurnerreus Moore's : Revealed Remedy H ants qnlnkly and cures permansntlr, 1 per bottle at yonr druggist's. Sill CPU m PILES HINU files prutiu,! mol.ture sedeauH Itching. rrni This forte rim Stoss Jar st Bis shout your ease, l mall. TraatlulM. -O.' , Dli, UOSAMSO. rkllada.l'a, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OEflS. Building or remodeling residences and stores, Wecarrr a complete line of Mantels, Orates and Tlllne. 'I'l i Hnri u,Ti.V scotlng. Andirons, Kemlers, Horeeiis, Kleotrlo, uas and Oomblnstion Chandeliers, and all sup. jj.... ,..,..,..,. iu mmi ana uas h glitlng. We also earrv all klntl. ni lju ujT,. . . i 7 -. -. - - " vawimi, Sana ana Ind cstors. Fbotogrsphs eheerlully sent an application, vitixk biilcoms co" PORTLAND. DIRECTORY. Maahlnery anil Supplies. OAWSTOK CO.! KNOINK8, BOII.RIIS, MA ehiaery, supplies, tS-M KirsiHt., r'onlaiid.Or. JOHN POOLE. Pnari... n can give you the best l,Rr.i,.. J; ":i BAWiiniaii ?",f Tu bargains' in .vmimoi v, siiiKiiiM. nniissrsi ts plows, belts and windmflls. The !q.lleo wln,lm111' oW him, is u 4t "cents f ian..ri i m Ows.h.4 tTjT"'S Pr.v.au I riwstiiTi,s.i CURE YOURSELF 1 vm ifff i fur uonsittirsU taiili sir asui InlUr.,,.,..!....? rritsitiDria a uliiMrskll2 u-tstitr., Pfmnooui iumbrnfi, I (rflsllAielask PsklnlMa: anl et..t .d.i ainKt;iJMflsjriBMil,L IH), sl"nr pruisHiuuut. SMM fcy Drwnlala. ' " Clreili sTusnyiJwM Ulrsular ssnl ou r'auMt, n. r. M. V. Kf, SS-1S00. Weinif writing to advertisers pleas V 9 vrasniBften St., fvrtlsnd, Or, f f aaeatlea th is leer,