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Newspaper Page Textt "1 f r rv . -t 7 w W aW ww V-' . U Li feas suoA a record for mb Bclisteiy curinj female .7s ujscf ktJstay troubles aa fts . LysKa . Pliskham'a Vcjsta&Ie Compound, RfntZaktes that are vertteed to ours every thing cannot be spool f lorn for anything Lydla Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound wlil not euro every kind of Ill ness Aaf may off Hot men, woman and children, oik proof la monumental that It will and doea euro all the Ills peculiar to women. This Is a fact Indisput able and can be verified by more than a million women, v"7v. ' If you are slok don't ex periment, take the medl- elite that has the record of the largest number of cures, Ljrdia B. Ptnkham Mod. Co.. Lrna. Mas. in Philadelphia young woman who played ghost gave up the ghost from the blow of brick. Which eeeina to argue that it may ha safer to rock a boat.'-' DON'T GET 1-OOTSOKK. CKT fOOT- ASK. . A powder. At this season your fret feel swollen, uerrmts and uncomfortable. II yon have smarting feet or tight shops, trv A Hen i Foot-hase. It rests and comforts makes walking easv. Cures swollen am sweating feet, blisters and callous spots. Kelieves conir and bullions of all twin and Is a certain cure for Chilhlnins, Sweating, I'Hinp or (rotl reet. w e have over 30, 00 testimonials. Don't get ioolxore get Knot-Ease. - Try It today, gold br all druggist and shoe stores for 25c. Trial package Frki. Address, Alien 8. Olut- aietl, L, Koy, 3. Y. A German scientist aayi the world weigh 11,913,000.000.000,000 pounds. This ii a ton or two wore than we made it. " - " CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Ks lld Yon Kara Always Bough! Bears the Signature of Hoises are said to be afflicted with hay fever the aame as hnman beings. As bar fever is said to attack only be ings of superior intelligence, this most be looked upon as a tribute to what it called horse sense. . There Is more Catarrh In this section of th country thaa sll other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be Incurable. For a great manT ivara doctors pro nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by eoaatantly failing to eon . WHs local treatment, pronounced it incurable, Science has proven catarrh to bo a constitu tional disease, and therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man uiactnred by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is ihaonlr-eonstltntlonai core on the market. It is taken iiiternallv in dotes from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces o! the system. Thee offer one hundred dollars tor any case it fails to cure, tend for circulars and testimonials. Ad dress f. J.cuK.ssy CO., Toiedo, O. Sold by Drnrgints, 7Se. Hall's Family Pills are the tost, The ground for strawberries shonld bt selected year in advance. It should be planted to some crop that reaoires iioerai manuring and xrequant hoeing, so as to destroy all weeds. It is grass and weeds that canse strawberry beds to become worthless after the first year, and after the rows are matted there is no way to get rid of weeds in the rows except to poll them out bt band. If the ground is kept cleft (he previous year bnt few weeds wil appear. ' 'Emerson Beaconstreet, making mud pies in your finest attire?" "What matters that, nurse? There should be do complaint until I wilt-make mud pies upon my fluent attire." Sradstreet Reports a Better Onttnalt la the Industrial World. Btadstreet says: The month of Pep tetnber closes with a rather better out look in the industrial world than was apparent wwk or 10 days ago. The reports i to the probability of a settle ment of the anthracite coal strike whiob have been current for couple of days teem to have a basis of fact and there is more than a likelihood that the most disturbing feature in the indnstrial situation for some time, is in process of elimination. An encouraging feature in the, iron and steel situation, is th number aud character of foreigu inquiries. The demand for structural material continues steady and prices are firm. The fact that the tin plate scale re mains unsettled produces bnt little effect. But little of significance is to be extracted from the movement of prices Wheat has been somen hat irregular, and prices shift listlessly, being about where they were this time last week. Absence of foreign demand ewiug prob ably to larger Russian shipments, coupled with higher freights, tended to the nnsettlement. Spot cotton is np on the week, but the general market bad Guctuated nor vously, influenced on the one baud by heavy port receipts, and on the other by apparent famine conditions. . A sat isfactory activity in distributive trade checked to some extent in certain lo calities by unseasonable weather and in others by a tendency to curtail oper ations ponding the outcome of the elec toral contest is disclosed by telegraphio advices Wheat, Including flour shipments. for the week aggregated 4,242,810 bushels against 8,535,857 last week. rrom July l, to date, this season, wheat exports are 42,762,500 bushels, against 50,516,015 bushels last season, I it tana msaa a - Jiii C J aU. M, lui. i 3GH There is no poison so highly contagions, so deceptive and so destructive. Don't be too sure yon are cured because all external signs of the disease hare disappeared, and the doctor says yon are well. Many per sons have been dosed with Mercury and Potaaa for months or years, and pro nounced cared to realize when too late that the disease was only covered up Uko Beoetm UMe. .dXVtobre out again, and to their sorrow and mortifi cation find those nearest and dearest to them have beta infected br this loath. sumc a i sense, ior no other poison is so surely transmitted from parent to child estate, unen a nan case of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula or severe akin disease an old sore or ulcer developing in middle life, csn be traced to blood poison con- in early rho S!n r Parent life, for it remains smoldering in the ays tern forever, unless properly treated and u. ...... IH iui ucginmng. o. b. o. is me oniy antidote lor this peculiar virua, the only remedy known that can over come it and drive it eut of the blood, and It docs this so thoroughly and effectually that there is never return of the disease lo embarrass or humiliate yon afterwards. cures umtsgious Blood i Poison in any and all stares: contains no k . J k j kO ) mineral to break down v- your constitution ; it is purely vegetable and the only blood puri fier known that cleanses the blood and at the same time build up the genera health. Our HttJe book on contagions mW poison is the most complete and instru live ever issued; it not only tails a about this disease, bnt also how to Cur. yourself at home. It is free and should be in the hands of everyone .seeking a fure. Send for it IMS smn Ir-ECtflO CO, ATLANTA, U. K 1 mM iMd. PACIFIC COAST TRADE, oatllo Markata. Onions, new, U4'o. Lettuce, hot house, per crate. Potatoes, new. f 16. Beets, per sack, 85c 1 1. Turnips, per sack, 75c Beans, wax, 4c. Squash 4c. - Carrots, per sack, $1.00 Parsnips, per sack, 1 1.25. Cauliflower, native, 7 So. Cncnmbers 10(8 20c. Cabbage, ' native and California, So per pounds. Tomatoes SO 50". Butter Creamery, 26c; dairy, 160 19c; ranch, 16o pound. Eggs 26c. Cheese 12c. Poultry 12c; dreesed. 14c; spring, IS (J 15c. Hay Puget Sound timothy, $18.00 13.00; choice Eastern Washington timothy, 919.00. Corn Whole, 123.00; cracked, $25; feed meal, $25. Barley Kolled or ground, per ton, $20. Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.60; blended straights, $3.25; California, $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; era ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat flour, $3.25; rye flour, $3. 80 4. 00. Millstoffs Bran, per ton, $12.00; shorts, per ton, $14.00. Feed Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton; middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal. per ton, $30.00.' Fresh -Meats Choice dreesed beef steers, price 7Hc; cows, 7c; mutton 7t; pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 80 11c. Hams Large, 13c; small, 13 J; breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt sides. rartlaad MarhoC. Wheat Walla Walla. 651356c; Valley, 69c; Blnestam, 69o per bushel. r lour Best grades, $3.10; graham. $2.50. Oats Choice white, 42c; choice gray, 40c per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $15.00 & 15.60; brewing, $16.00 per ton. Millstnffs Bran, $14.50 ton; mid dlings, $20; short. $16; chop, $15 per ton. Hay Timothy, $1213; clover, $7 a 7.60; Oregon wild hay, $607 per ton. Butter Fancy creamery, 4555o; store, 50c. Eggs 20o per dozen. Cheese Oregon fnll cream, 13c; Young America, 14c; new cheeee lOo per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $2,500 8.50 per doxen; bens, $4.00; springs, $2.00(33.00; geese, $6.00(38.00 dog; dncks, $3.00(36.00 per doxen; turkeys, live, 14c per pound. Potatoes 40(855 per sack; sweets, l?ie per ponna. . Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, $1; per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab bage, 2o per pound; 'parsnips. 85c: onions, $1; carrots, $1. Hope New crop, 12 14o per pound. Wool Valley, 1616o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 10 13c; mohair, 25 per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, 8 He; dressed mutton, 6)4 70 per pound. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.75; light and feeders, $5.00; dressed, o.uucgo.ou per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $3.6034.00; oows, f3.U0O3.S0; dressed beef, 6 7e per pound. Veal Large, 6K07o; amall, 80 8sC per pound. John Barleycorn tVovcit Too Much fee Band of Hoatile Indiana. An adventure with hostile Indiana, seldom surpassed la critical peril and exciting situation, was that of a French Cauadian some years ago at Fort Pierre au Calumet, on Lake Athabasca. One day, when the chief trader was abseut on a visit to York factory, and the otlicr men employed In the station were playing lacrosse upon the Ice, this man aud au liisluuan named McTaggart were the only persons left In the fort. Just then forty Chippewa "braves' who had pretended to have furs to sell, hut who bad really lu.en watchlug an opportunity to plundw, came Up to the fort aud poured Inside the stockade. Pierre, the Frenchman, had barely time to bar the uiatu door when they rushed agulmit It, whowlng plainly their unfriendly purpose. A parley with the chief, through a small aide-trap, re sulted In the withdrawal of the 1 mi la us outxlde the stockade and an agreement to admit the chief aloue, with the furs. Pierre thus relates what followed: I Instructed my man, McTaggart, to watch when the Indians were well out of the yard, and when the chief came In to make a tlnsh and fasten the outer gate. I then opened the door. Mc- Taggnrt slipped out, but had not made one step when the chief struck hlut with his tomahawk, , killing him In stantly. The savage then darted through the ua!f-oen door, and, parry-1 lug a blow 1 aimed at hltn, he selxed the bar which fastened the door and threw It outside. yuwae Victoria's Louaevttjr ana ljcalth lne to KennlaritT, An eminent physician of this city wh la recently returned from London, where he had opportunities of learntug nuch of Queen Victoria's habits of life, of the opinion that not only her ougevlty, hut also her wonderful ex emption from the tils aud aches to hlch humaus are ordinarily sub lect, are due to the fact of the extra-u-dlnnry regularity which Is followed .u the dally routine of her majesty's Ife. Nothing make a difference In this routine, for everything la arvauged y rule and t.-ompass, in a fashion a-hk'h 110 incidents whatsoever ever -nterfere with. The queen rises every luorulug at the same hour and retires it the same luslaul every night, her meals are served to the second, while uer drives aud ali'lugs are regulated with the same punctuality; Indeed, the royal household of England far out ioes any great public business Institu tion for scrupulous" and perfect punc tuality. This state of affair has goue u, year In, year out, ever since the leath of the late lameuted prluce con tort, whose vety Irregular and free aud asy temperament fretiueutly "got" a little on the queen'a nerves aud caused betweeu the otherwise so uultud a xmple a great uiauy scenes which were the reverse of pleasant $0 dear to Victoria la this abnormal punctuality that she has iustllled It luto all her chil dren, and the Prince of Wales' house- I Hold, for lUvtance, la almost Its noted I for lta acciirata aniiroclntUin nf time as I 1.U.1 l.w thla tlmi, nf An, ...... . - " " is mat or nts royal uiotuer. xue prince of my pistols and pulled It at him as Utitit bis entire lifetime has never aa he came toward me. nourishing hi LH lwen known t0 bt) DVB mluule, iaW bloody tomahawk. The bullet took et- for any melkU eltuer , UIg own U0U1W feet, for the savage, with a frightful u. ai.. . Ia Paris there has recently been op ened a special tietuetery for dogs where the deceased caaiuas can he buried with as much pomp aud he marked by as pretentious a headstone as their late masters can afford. Along the front of the cemetery ground a handsome stone wall has been erected, and with in the entrance ou either side are the house of the concierge and the office, Directly In front of one entering is a handsome marble monument. A heavy relief in the stone represents the dog bearing a child on his ha ok, aud com memorates the savlug of a little ou lost in the suow of tit. Bernard puss whom a St, Bernard dog found and brought to a safe refuue. Mothers will Bud Jlra. WIuslow's Booth. Uig Byrup the best remedy to use for tnel Bhildren during the teething period. Neither Hrlglit Nor Shining. Heiue's wit was caustic. When forced into the arena to fight a silly duel, he said! "The field of honor is dirty I" This ia to true that it is bard to und erstand why this popular bubble thus deftly pricked did not collapse for good and all. Ths Doctor Above a!) thills, ma dam, yutir husband muau't worry. Perhaps you'd better not show him my bill Just now. "But I did, doctor, and It didn't mak any difference. He said h hnw he eouldn't pay it anyway. , . What Will tUeom ef China? None cau foresee the outooms of the quar rel between foreign powers over Mis divis ion of China. It is interesting to watch the going to pieces of this twos." Many people are also going to pieces because of d.vspvpyla, r-onsllpnliou and stomach dis eases, flood health ran he retained if W uss Hosteller's Btoinach hitters. Soma people spend so muoh of their time trying to be amiable that they haven't time to earn a living. I am sure Plso's Cur for Consumption saved my life three years ao. Mrs. Tints. KiiHHiNs, Maple street. Norwich, N. V Feu. 17, WOO, ' ' ' Pom luseots, so Rev. Theodor Wood says in hi recent book on the ftutijuct, have families of 40,000 chll-! dreu tor whom life is simply on long urhroken dinner time. Wo are all re garded by a mosquito simply in the light of a full meal. , As il 4m? uir And eating Is simply perfunctory dons because It must be, This Is the common complaint of the dyspeptic. K eating sparingly would cure dys pepsia, few would suffer frbm It long, The only way to cure dyspepsia, which Is difficult digestion, Is to glva vigor and tone to the stomach and the whole digestive system. Hood's Sareaparlll eureit ths Blsee f Frank Far. lot N, Be, South lioston. Mast., who writes that ah had bn rat suffarar from drspepsla for sis rears! had been with out aupnttt and bad been troubled with sour stomach and headache. She had tried uianr other medicines in valu, Two twttlus uf Howl's Saraanarlll mad tier well. Promises to cure and keeps the promise. Don't wait till you are worse, but buy a bottle today. yell, staggered through the doorway, where his crlee soon gathered hla baud about him. . Before I could fasten the door tit whole gang, had burst luto the fort. 1 sprang behind some casks and hid myself there, feeling, however, sure that they would And and kill me. There can be no doubt about my fate If the savages had not been more eager for plunder and whisky than they were for vengeance. As it was, one of them at once rushed to a cask of wbUky, the head of which he store in with his hatchet, and with the greatest eagerness the whole crowd begun to help themselves to the contents. That they would drink themselves drunk was now my oniy hope and op portunity, and I quietly kept out of sight behind the empty barrels to await events. The Idiotic abandon and general 'cutting up" of the savages as they came under the Influence of the whisky was very ludicrous; but you may lie sure I kept my laughter to myself. In an bout all were hopelessly Intoxicated, except one big fellow who seemed to have a stronger head than the rest. I now felt that with my pistol In my hand I could fight at least on equal terms; If a Bght was necesmary; but the rascal precipitated matters by turning over the cask of whisky while climbing to reach some plunder that he wanted on an upper shelf. In doing this a live coal was jarred out of the stove Into the liquor on the floor and tbe room was immediately In flames. The Indian who had caused tbe catastroph sprang toward tbe door, but my pistol ended bis career. Tbe whisky was soon consumed, a there was but little left, and the Are was put out without doing large dam age, but many of the drunken savage on the floor were fatally burned. When the men came back from the lake and found so many dead Indian and saw the general ruin they were amazed. and supposed I deserved all the credit of tbe capture of tbe assailants, etc., when It was merely an accident that bad accomplished It A Peter the Great " Boom." We are about to witness the outbreak of a boom on Peter th Great similar to that which ha nged for some year round the person of Napoleon. Sir HenryIrvlng, with all tbe world open to him, baa chosen a play on Peter th Great, written by hi son. Prof. Oscar Browning I about to publish a life of the inevitable Peter; and 3. 11. Gra ham' historical novel, "The Son of th Czar," has already attracted consider able attention, and will certainly b widely read, a It gives a powerful pres entation of Buaslan life at the most critical epoch of Muscovite history. There I something lgnlflcant In tbi renaissance of Peter the Great Th smaller state of Europe are vanishing; one by one, and everything point to eventual collision between the Teuton and the Slav. In tbe meantime every thing that Holy Russia and the anoint ed person of the Kaiser can do to mag nify their respective mission will cer tainly be accomplished. Harper Weekly. very popular and well-known Kugllsh Suchesa, famous for her uupuuctuality, fave the greatest offense at Marlboro ugh house because she was a few uilu ate late for dtuuer. Aa (he entered the drawing-room tbe prince polutuUly r la need at a small clock which stood n the niautel shelf. The duchess' lulck eye observed the action aud she (new at once that a loug time would ilapse before she was ever again likely to receive an invitation to dlue With ber future king. With a somewhat constrained laugh she exclaimed: "Why. sir, it U not that hour." "No,1 replied the prince, "you are only four minutes late, but I like to have all my .'locks live minutes fast, for It keeps uu puuctual people up to the mark." , MEXICO'S SCENIC WONDER. ' Baa fraaetae Mark. Wool Spring Nevada, 11 18c per pound; Eastern Oregon, 10 14c; Val ley, 16 (g 18c; Northern, 9310o. Hope Crop, 1900, 1214c. Butter Fancy creamery 28o; do seconds, 283274c; fancy dairy, 25c; do seconds, 23o per pound. Egg Store, 23c; fancy ranch, 880. Millstuffs Middlings, $18.00 22.00; bran, $15.50(316.50. Hay Wheat $8K12,; wheat and oat $8.00(310.10; best barley $9.00 alfalfa, $6.607.60 per ton; atraw. 2387c per bale. Potatoes Early Rose. 80(8 76c: Sa- liuas Bnrbanks, 70o(3$1.05; river Bur banks, 8066c; new. 75c$1.25. Citrus Fruit Orange. Valencia. $2.76(38.25; Mexican lime, $4.00(3 6.00; California lemon 76c(3li.f0: do choice $1.76(13.00 per box. Tropical FruiU Banana. SI. 60 a 8.60 per bunch; pineapple, nom inal; Persian date. 6 ft 6 Us ner sound. - - j An Original Order. An order came to a wholesale bard ware bouse one day last week. That is. It was presumably an order, for It was written under a business heading and had all the general appear ance. The employe who opened the letter studied it and said It beat anything he uaa seen np to date. He sent it to a member of the Arm, who read It and threw up both bands. Since then he has been showing It to Bi friend. It was written by a rural dealer, and Is as follows: "Gentlemen Please send me at once two long bandied shovel, one dozen Ixtecn lnch hinge and two keg of ton penny nail. Your truly. . "JOHN BOBINSON. P. 8. My son tells me we have olen- ty of above, so you need not send, J. U." Chicago Tribune. Waterfall of " Inanacactlaa Little Ksows bat Picturesque Cataract. The great waterfall of Juuuacatlan Is ne or the grandest, though least mown, scenic wonders of Mexico. The immediate approach to tbe fall la In itself an artist's dream of rural de lights. Leaving the railroad at the attle station of El Castillo, one 1 con- fey ed by a native tramenr for a dis tance of live mile through a beautiful .ircular valley thousands of acres In trea and resembling in the graceful :urves of its surrounding hills and the lellcate tints of its labyrinths of wild lower a mammoth seashell. At fre luent Interval above tbe tops of the .011 g grasses and tropical sbrubt llmpse are caught of the broad, wind ng Bio de Santiago, Its waters hasten Jig onward to the sea. Having traversed perhaps two-thirds f this enchanting landscape, one' ear fradually becomes conscious of a low, listant murmur, which ateadlly in crease to a deep nimble, aud from :hat-toa mighty roar, and presently the .ramcar comes to a standstill at the rery brink of a high precipice, from which 1 viewed through clouds of va lorous mist tbe sight of thousands of tons of water plunging over a wall of (ray granite In a steady, unbroken cataract 300 feet in width for a sheer listance of sixty feet in a seething, ddying vortex below. For a time the mind I apt to be held in rapt contemplation of the spectacle; then, by degrees, the sense are awak ned to tbe various characteristic, the xqulalte effect and weird vagaries of be foaming, falling wsters. At the ex treme further shore a portlou of the rushing flood is turned aside by a spur f granite aud burled against the face f the confining wall, from which If rebound in a fine veil-like cascade, while from tbe top of the precipice on iie nearer side long trailing vines droop lown and reach out their tendrils as If in vain effort to grasp the descending torrents. - Associated with these falls I itrange and beautiful phenomenon. It la tbe constant presence of myriads of gorgeous butterflies, which lilt In and nut of tbe rifts of the great cascade and to and fro through the clouds of drift ing vapor, aeemlngly attracted and fas cinated by the dazzling, buffeting ava lanche of foam. St Louis Globe-Democrat aa butUaiw . tap worm lhtea rel lout at least oauis on th even after my taking two C ASI A hk This 1 am sin has oeus4 my bat health for Ih iul Mrs yams. 1 am still takius Cauiarsls, th only ealuiurlle Worthy uf otic by sensible eul " Uo. W. UUWI.M, Bslrd. alls. CANDY CATHARTIC vsjao ataaa seoieTsaee neasans. Palatable, l oieni. Tatte (Joe fts eowl. Netsr Sloneii. Weaken, or Unix. HKj. KntlM. ... CURK CONSTIPATION. ... MM CM. 1tMs Sirl, h. It. Sll T-ji . . "e If 3. TO. If If " (imrsnteeM by alt erne. DONT LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A STUDEBAKER WAGON. jjawffl!i .-mimwM imiM . V Md of th Bst Mattrlali, thoroughly Kastmtd, by compettnt work nun. It stands without aa equal CaU on our Agent, or address STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING CO, 320-335 East Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon. The Only One. Miss Well wood i'es, 1 belorur to the Daughters of tbe Revolution, and pride myself upon being the most distin guished member of the society. Mr. Ua rgreaves Indeed! I sutDoa you trace your lineage back to soma ma a who waa a lion in hi day, eh? mis weiiwood No, my great-s-reat. grandfather was only a private, bnt fron all that I can learn be seems to have been the only one in the whole army, Cleveland Leader. Curious I'rorcssiun in China. In China the detection of false coins s . a skillful, prosoerous profession. mown a "shroffing," and 1 taught la peclal school. ' Shore Cargoes that Bhlfu "Once In a while we read," said Mr. Bozzle, "that the ship So-and-80 or the steamer So-and-So has returned to port, or baa arrived, perhaps, with 'a decided list; cargo shifted.' Sometime we see a laud craft, a truck, with cargo shifted a big pile of boxes, towering high, shaken over to one side or the other by continued jolting along on the side of the street on the slope. "A load thus shifted can't be shaken back by running along on tbe opposite slope of the road; It Is like a stick of wood that ha been bent and kept bent till tbe grain Is set; whatever you do with It the crook stay In. "If care I exercised In turning cor ner and in navigating generally, tbe shifted load can usually be carried to Its destination as it Is without upset ting, though it may work harder; the experienced truckman knows just what can be done with It, and whether 1 It has shifted so far a it will go, and all that. If It Is o badly shifted a to make the operation of tbe truck dim- cult or dangerous, he haul to one aide by tbe curb and anchors that I to say, he halt and unload the shifted top courses ef his cargo and then re loads and makes everything trim and secure and sets out again." To make the Best ef Things. To make the best of thing in the rightway is to let things make the heat of a. My next duty may be oue I do not enjoy, but fur conscience' sake to do it as though I enjoyed it is to be made a better man. Something that ia a great delight to m knocks at my door. To make the best of it is not only to enjoy it heartilv, but "heartily a unto the Lord" who let uie have it. Then by my joy I am mad a better man. 80 with sorrow and disappoint ment. They are not meant to dU8g nre, but to transfigure me. Live with God, and all thing shall be Ills serv ants, and work together for our good, and make the boat of us. S. 8. Time. Babble. A bubble I bigger than a dmn. bnt it doe no more to fill the pring. for bubbles are but drop distended. Bub hie of pride, bubbles of hviiocrisy and self-assertion, bubbles of outwsrd seem ing uuhelped by inward worth, shine on the ui face of the river of time, on- fil God' finger touches them and they are gone, it may be well for some of ns to pray that we may not be bobble on tbe stream, deludiug others by pre tense of worth; but we need to pray also that we may not be bubble wor shipper, caught by social pretense or intellectual arrogauce and forgetful of the limitations of hnman thought and tbe revealing touch of the finger of God. - Breath I Lave. An offemive breath It sn In.ult In ymr frli-nifs when It can be unli'Lli wm,..,,..iil. reined litl by ( ax arvts Candy Cathartic. Urua tuts, ItK, lie, !. Frevldrnre. God 1 the Master of the scenes; we must not choose which part w shall act; it concerns us only to be careful that we do It well, always saying: "If this please God, let it he a it is;" and we who pray that God' will may be done on earth a it is Heaven must remember (bat tbe angel do whatso ever ia commanded them and go wher ever they are sent aud refuse no cir umstances; and if their employment he crossed by a higher degree, they sit down in peace and rejoice in the event. Chinese Commercial Wealth. The progress of China in the last 60 years is well illustrated by the fact that when the Yangste valley wn opened, about that many year ago, $500,000 represented all that the Chi nese could buy or sell to foreigners. and a few small vessels carried all th freight and passengers. Now all the annual foreign trade of the Yangste ia vaioeo at over $100,000,000, and a larger fleet of ocean am' local craft oIt between Shanghai and Huukow than on the Columbia, Mississippi aud Hud son livers combined. IN BUSINESS OFFICES are open to two classes of persons. ( 1 1 Tbe who writ well, ar accural ta figure. untUrttand bookkeeping, etc. .2) Those who are skilled ia shorthand and typewriting. Persons who are proficient in both lines are bet ter off Hill. Ttwy arc always iriven th preference. W teach all the branch, and many mor. Invcstigat our work. It will pay. Call, or writ. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE Park and Washington Sta. A. P. Armstrong, LL, Principal. J, A. Vstco, Penman ami Secretary mm 99 09 ' Jmm (Tb Famous German Wood Preserver) AVEUAniUD GAHBOUriEUi P0imanentty Doatroy.. ..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN.. far-One application ia all that ii rtqulred. It Usts for yean. If your dealer cannot lupply you, write for clrculari and information to the following- distributing- agentu Perfection Pile Preierving- Co Seattle, Wah.i FUher, Thonen 6c Co, Portlands Oregon.) Whlttier, Coburn & Co San Francisco, CaL (rSAU W Th renewing of an old orchard in the fall should be don by plowing it aud turning the sod nuder, followed br an application of 10 bushels of air slacked lime per acre. A disk bar row may then be used, when a liberal coaling of manure should be itiven. allowing it to remain on the surface of the ground a a mulch. Owing to the roots the plowing cannot be done close to the tree. You sure BOB. Of th fact that Mining Stock ar th beet kind of Investment? W mean th high-grade kind of Stock. We recommend twoS'orkt in particular on a Dividend-par r andthothrapropectivaDivldend-I'ayer. VMGY, : HENQEN. : & '. VJAQY. . :-: 318 and 3tO Chamber of Commerce, POilTLAtJD, oitEami. REFERENCES: Exchange National Hank. Colorado fjwfer Colo. Merchant National Bank. I wllastll, Tiir vrrirv nnnr o.i. in.uiat. rrsssM Kaeh IHseasa Havlns dell n lis nathiilnee. The disease yields eattly to the uia (.'Marin of (la 1,1 Treatments as administered at int institute, SI 4 VIM "Mi. roruaan, llr.ua W rite us if rou are la trouble. ALCOHOL,! OPIUM. TQSACfja JOHN POOLE. POBTLSHB. n.enn. can cir you th best bargains In general Machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps, plows, belts and windmill,. Th. steel I X L windmill, sold by him, Is un- VUDIIOUt .MISKVS WINTOl OAROm Third and Morrtsea Vtevete rOHTLANU , . . OREGON C. A. ALISKY. Prop. Do not fall to visit - Buflot Dm to -VESKTIAK IAUY ORCHESTRA. If wive didn't Insist on their bus- hands working the lawn mower over time there might be fewer grass wid ows. If a man has short leg they can't be long to aim. (S) Of INTEREST 10 FURRTT OWNERS Hiilltttns or remiHlellii their homes thst w tarry a (till line of Mantels, Tiling and Fire nlswt, Klentrlc, Oaa ami l.'nmlilnsilnn ( lisn. dellert snd supplies. Hatteriss, Call Bells, etc. Catalogues on tppllrstlon, M.J. WALSH, Riireetsor to Frank Nnli-ouib A Co., 45 Washington St., I'nrtiaiid, Oregua. Home Grows Seed to Bow TLli Tall Two nl the greatest Ureas needs, two of great est food producers the world has svnr tried. Illtntlt s inkkmik, iaw norIH per 100. Tli I.I, "K .now OAT OUASS, 150 per A Very Bad Combine la thai of A Very Bad Sprain sad A Very Black Bruise Ik or fill per IijO. l CO., Mnirnte, Idaho, sroa-cra ian nrl l.TZ, 10e per Ih or IH per 100. rsi NMiri.llH till' IHKN WHKAT. Ilk! lie. K.ir further partltnilsrs. per lrs M perl Inn. 3. and importers sll kinds of grsia aud flslditieds. It often happens, but just as eftca CUTLER'S ClRSOLtTE cf lOOIJtE A guaranteed Cure for Catarrh and Coninmptlon. II. ou. V Uk hox ivi. W. 1 SMITH I GMaffaifl, M.T . Prop's. NOTHING BETTER MADE Vo can't sisks mistak II you gel a ..Mitchell. Pchell, Iiecuis & Stavep Ca. PORTLAND, ORECON. FINE OLD Wt-IlOlwr Gin, Brandy, Rum JJfull quarts, tn.00. per gallon, W.30. XXS rum AftU sukhuy, fl.UI, At. i, oood ooooa Orders for r2.S.OO snd nnwsrd dsllearail ! neareat Hull road or Steautsr Lauding, allauk Caaesaud Kess. LOUIS CAHEN & SON Established Years, AW FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA. PENSion St. Jacobs Oil ntalfea s eleatij anre, prompt cureol both. mfvttHtHtttvvmm J DROPSY 10 DA(l' THtATMEKT FUtE. Ravi mist Drepry and its oom slluatmna a anaaia fw tttr tvantv i Vasts with till sett wonijarful i luooeii. EsvsesriamaBstueus- suae wn. Sl.l.l.IsIK'IOtlL Bex H, - AUsats, 0. CLAIMANTf COR Mrl's la NAIHSN CSlvs Ullliib mull., u r.il, ij ii tfi. u...m. 20lh Corps. Prosecullng olalius 'allies hui If, ONI ana a eois. nnM ai.w nu..) . n ih,? w?. . ? , ,r V ' " pl " ' 1 S.r" ' "lood, Aid luces. ilS..1!. ,,nU" "tt,n,M' BonetOHpeorilcksa, T uoa a Z LX'J Ji " ",r free full bos, s.i.T it? O AM kO CO.. rsilairtaais, rs. Sold u liruggistsl . r. M. V. . 41-ieoo. 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