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f" uuu i It t well-known fact thst lyil E. Pinkhs-ra's VegUble Compound has cured mora women than any other remedy. It therefore must be the bent possible medicine for female ill. But some women make the mistake of thinking- that they will try something- else, simply because it Is new. That mistake is often a fatal one fatal to the health and happiness of the experimenter. Is it not foolish to risk the possible result of such experiments? Is it not better to depend upon a medicine which has been tried successfully for thirty years, and which has never been found wanting Do not therefore let any one persuade you to try something- which they say is just as rood. It cannot be just as (food. Mrs, Pink ham's Compound is the best, and there can be only one best. This is not a mere assertion, but is a positive fact, admitted by hundreds of regular physicians. Rely on your own common sense, and Mrs. Pinkham's life-long- experi ence, and you will make no mistake. lont experiment with your health. but take a medicine that von know is Snainaee Not fat tertnnely ASeeteA Bradstreet's says: D?s;'.it some ir regularity both M to demand and prices, due partly to warm rainy weather, but likewise reflection of hesitancy to embark largely In new business, pending political events, the general tone of trade is favorable one, and confidence as to the outlook for business in the remainder of the year is notable. Some diminution iu the volume of jobbing business is noted at large Western centers, and rontiuned tainy weather in the Northwest alike checked the movement of wheutto mar ket, injures the grade of the same, and discourages retail and jobbing distri bution. Ten cent cotton is the kev tm the very favorable report which comes from the South and the character of re ports from this section is more nearly favorable than for 6ome ' inure that Will Anaaaa by Their i noi mous Mm, , In l$S3 the storage capacity fitjiu Oo ton dam (Crotou lake aud reservoir), the natural pouda of the system, aud the old reservoirs was B,30Q,tXK),WQ gal lons, Crotou lake holding- in reserve but half a btiliuu of this, Now four new reservoirs, Sodom aud Bob brook, Tlttcus, Carmel Hud Ama walk, hold for future lice' Is at any hour 32,lHH),(H0,iH)0 gallous im.re. .' The stor age reservoir iu Central Park has iu reserve over a billion, aud Uioux sys tem reservoirs 8,5XOOO,OO0 more stored up, not against a rulny duy, but against a siu-cesslon of dry ones. The uew Croton dam, the Cornell dam, as it is olhYinlly vailed, will store mat velously in addition. A stone wail 2SM feet high closes one end of a nar row valley. The wafer will come sgalnst this aud back itp the valley, many years pas at ' tut. : l .u" j. ... ' : :. .. submerging lowlaud after lowland into wi.nra ll, (M cltantle lake. Intnilrln ..1,1 I'mtou lake, covering over the old dam. as to the future is perhaps most marked in the iron and steel trade and here, also, the most marked tendency toward weakness in tin cruder forms of pro duction is noted. The industrial outlook has been im proved by the signing of the tiuplate scale, but the anthracite coal situation is, on the surface at least, rather wore unfavorable than a week ago, more mines and miners being idle and pro duction steadily diminishing. Special strength is noted in provis ions and hog products, in which the good, and is backed by such letters as 1 ve7 8tron ttiatieal position is re these to Mrs. Pinkhara; Ovarian Troubles Always Yield to Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Com pound. "I had been in poor health for twenty years, having inflammation of vTancs ana womD trouble. Although treated by physicians. I could not train strength nor do my work, and was so mw-spiriiea ana tired of life. A friend aavisea me to take Lydia K. Pink- bam s egetable Compound. The first Doiue strengthened me, and I wrote to yon. After taking six bottles can say that I am well and can even do my own waauuig-. MM. Al. V. AIIXXER, Ko. ma vanai street, Aew Orleans, La. "For ihree years I suffered with w irouoie, having inflammation and an abscess on right ovary. Had such pain in my back and head, and at umes was unable to walk. Had sev-. era! doctors, but they did not do me much good. One doctor said that I would have to have an operation and nave the ovary removed. I hmn discouraged and gave up all hopes of gciwug- wtu. i Degan taking Lydia B. Pinkhaai'a Vegetable Compound. I wrote to Mrs. Pinkhamand followed her directions faithfully, and am bet- 1 nve been tor three years. Ii " len Dottles, and my "" r surprised at my rapid im provement." Mas. VV. H. Waatkm, vwu opriug uaroor, U. I., i. X. Suppressed and Painful Periods Cured by lydia Pinkham's Vegetable compound. , 1 was tnm, sallow and nervous. I had not had my menses for over a year and a half. Doctored with several pnysicians In town and one specialist, but did not get any better. I finally decided to try your medicine, and wrote to you. After I had taken three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and three of iooa runner, my menses returned. ana i feel as well and strong as I ever did, and am gaining flesh." Miss uaxsis, visaiia, Tulare Co., CaL "Before taking the Vegetable Com pound 1 was troubled with irregular menstruation, and suffered great , agony. My physician rave me mor- pnine, and I remained in bed. I doc tored eight years and got no relief , and the doctors told me there was no relief for my trouble. Finally I tried Lydia iuiuraii vegetable Compound. vtnue talcing- the first bottle 1 felt wiat was Improving. I have taken seven or eight bottles, and never had anyimnff to do me so much good, fcvery month my troubles have grown less and less, and now at this time I am curea- t,LLA Quuinkt, Ko. 2S oiage street, Haverhill, Mass. ceiving more attention. Wheat, including flour, shipments ( for the week, aggregate 4,459,107 bush- win, ngaunst t43,siu oueneis 18.81 week. ' - -' , Business failures in the United States for the week numbered 177, as agaiug 169 last week. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. ' SmIUs Market. Onions, new, l)o. Lettuce, hothouse, $1 per crate. Potatoes, new, 1S. Beets, per sack, 85c (gl. Turnips, per sack, 75c Beans, wax, 4c. Squash 4o. Carrots, per sack, f 1.00 Parsnips, per sack, $1.86. Cauliflower, native, 78o. Cucumbers 1020o. Cabbage, native and California, to per pounds. Tomatoes 30 g 50. Butter1 Creamery, 16c; dairy, 160 19c; ranch, 16o pound. Lgga 26c. " Cheese 12c Poultry 12c; dressed. l4o; spring, 18 16c. Hay Paget Sound timothy, $18.00 313.00; choice Eastern timothy, 19.00, All the rivers of the Crotou system will How Into It, and both the old and the new aqueducts will be its outlets. It will "back water" up anions the hills sixteen miles from its dam, will ing out the sites of three old villages, and will Increase the storage capacity two-thirds, bringing It to 7tMX "0.000,000 gallons, adding itself 30,000,000,000. With these resources and these great ly Increased opportunities of storing np a huge reserve of water against evil times of drought, it may be an occaslou of surprise that the near future will certainly need additions on a larger scale than ever before. Tlie explanation Is to be found In a few Illuminative figures. The demands of New York for water have increased beyond all anticipation aud calculation. In 1880 the city was using 100,000,000 a day; in the winter of 184)9-1900 it need, according to offk-tul records, 255. 000,000 gallons. The hour when New York will call for 300,000,000 gallons a day Is near at band; In fact. It is said it will be reached in a year or a little more. Munsey' f3 V, V-' 4 t I I SSv mm mm I da. 1 iiiipanion For Sevsnry-flvt Ymh an lnplrlnj Influtnc In IN Horns. BSUtO EVERY THURSDAY. . . SUBSCRIPTION, JI.73 A YEAH Ney Subscription Offer for 1901. jjjilOSE who lubKfibe before November tit, sending $1.75 with ' this tliD or ths BUM of thia nuli:i-lrn m ,k. ..: - - f-n ... . . vl 1 . .11. ,1111V November and December numbers of The Companion Free, and then the S weekly issue of the paper to January 1, 190. This offer includes the gift of The Companion's Puritan Girl " Galea, da for 1001 a souvenir of rare and tasting beauty. rult Amouncamtnt of Contributors an Cnntributlona tnn4 fcr 1 5IWJ?r? "r" r "WW with Hmrl. copy of t fpn tODtaintnj Souaa'a rtkl Boom KapwMMas ol a Batulwutai The Youth's Companion, ...Boston, Mass. the Fth dinutar." HIS JUDGMENT WAS WRONG. HoanJ that Tried to Whip Alt the lloca 1b the Neighborhood. Sooner was a waif, or, more correct ly speaking, a soldier of fortune. No! one knew his antecedents. lie had dragged himself Into Hogarth's yard) one day, worn out and exhausted after ft long run on the trail of a buck. There was no telling how far he had come, as a fast hound will cover many miles In a day, and keep It up for two or three days. But he had driven the buck Into the lake, and the Hogarth boys had killed it; therefore they treated the dog Washington well n1 s be "i tue place he re- mamea ana oet-ame one of the bouse- Vom note, aza.uu; cracked, so; """ teed meal, $25. ; The time Sooner discovered be had Barley Rolled or ground, per ton. fighting blood In his veins marked an $20. . epoch In his life, lie overestimated fata Flour Patent, per barrel. $3.60: ability. It Is true, aud suffered in e..n. blended straights, $3.25; California. I leqnence. A new settler moved Into It is a very great thing to be able to bear the absense of both human and Divine consolation, and for the love of Ood cheerfully to aocept inward deso lation, and never to seek or reflect opon one s deserts. DON'T OCT FOOTSOKC o ruoT KASK, A owder. At this season vonr test fwl awDllen, nervous and Uncomfortable. If you nave smarting fwt or tight shoes, try ni.ru s r ooi-r.ase. u rests and coniform; make walking easy. Cures swollen and awruting feet, blisters and rnllons spots. Believes corns and bunions of all pain and is a certain cure for Chilblains, Rweatlmr, !"; tm'iniiTO, vt e nave over 30, vv leMinioiiinis, jion't get toolsore g-t FiMit-Kase. Try it torfav. Bold bv all uriiKgista ana shoe stores for 2.V. Trial packaire Fast. Address, Aileu 8. Olm ted, i.s ltov, N. Y. , $3.25; buckwheat floor, $6.00; ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat flour, $3.25; rye floor, $3.804.00, Mulstuffs Bran, per ton, $13.00; shorts, per ton, $14.00. Feed Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton; middlings, per ton, f 20; oil cake meal. per ton, 930.00. Fresh Meats Choice dressed beef steers, price 7c;cows, 70; mutton 7; pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 90 11c. Hams Large, 13c; small, 13 M: breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt sides. uackaohe and Womb Troubles Suooumb to Lydia C Pinkh&m's Vego- tasie compound. " I have been for ten years an In slid with female weaknesa, and the torture ana pain l suffered no tongue eaa tell. I never spent one week in the ten years that I was free from pain. My trouble was inflammation and congestion of womb. W hen I commenced to take your nmnli I had been bedfast for some time nnder the treatment of two of our best physi eiana without receiving any benefit avu can imagine tue benefit I de rived from Lydia E. Pinkham's Veo-e- " vumpuuna wnen 1 tell yon that 1 have gained forty pounds and am well a thing I never dared to expect," Mas. C. E. Folakd, Monett, Mo. "For a number of years I was troubled with backache and lencor . rhcea. i became so weak and miser able mat 1 could not attend to my. vr aiuuiea. xne least effort would completely exhaust me. Physi cians failed to help me. I felt that my youth Was blighted, and the life before me would be one of suffering and misery. Then a friend insisted on me taking- your medicine. Before I had used one bottle I was greatly relieved. I had not known a well day for four years, but now I feel better than I have since a child, and it Is all due to Lvdis E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." Miss Mat B. Stivshsoi, Alliance, 0. raruaal Markat. Wheat Walla Walla. 65 (3 58c; Valley, 69c; Blnestem, 69e per bushel. Flour Best grades, $3.10; graham. $2.60. Oats Choice white, 43o; choice gray, 40o per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $16.00015.60; brewing, $16.00 per ton. Mulstuffs Bran, $14.60 ton; mid dlings, $30; shorts, $16; chop, $16 per ton. Hay Timothy, $12013; cwver,$70 7.60; Oregon wild hay, $6 O 7 per ton. Butter fancy creamery, 45(3 65o store; 30c. EgK 20o per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 13c Xonng America, 14c; new cheese 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $2,600 8.50 per dozen; hens, 34.00; springs, sz.oo3.oo; geese, I6.00O8.00 due ducks, $3.0005.00 per dosen; turkeys live, 14c per pound. Potatoes 40 (365c per sack: sweets. 10 per pouna. Vegetables Beets. $1; toniipa, $1 per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cab bage, 2c per pound; parsnips, 85c onions, 91; carrots, II. nope .nw crop, U,raj4c per ponna. W ool t alley, 15016c per pound: eastern Oregon, 10gi3c; mohair. 25 per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, She; dressed mutton, 60 10 per pound. Hogs Gross, choice heavy. $5.76: light and feeders, 85.00: dressed. fo.OO06.oO per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $3.6004.00; cows, vs.0009.50; dressed beef, 60 70 per ponnd. eal Large, 6fl7c: small. 8(9 ofto per pound. Thousand suoh Letters. pinnDirKi only cure tor alcoholism and drn addiciicina htui for printed sutler that tella shout it M THE KEEIEY INSTITUTE 314 Sixth Street PORTLAND - . OnLCOh a 'raaaiaao Markaa. Wool Spring Nevada, 1 1 0 13c pei Pinkham has Fifty ley, 16018c; Northern, 9010c. Hops Crop, 1900, 13014c. Butter Fancy creamery 28c: do seconds, 26827c; fancy dairy. 26c; do seconds, 23c per pound. Eggs Store, 28c; fancy ranch, 83c. Millstuffs Middlings, $18.00 (8 32.00; bran, $16.60016.60. Hay Wheat $85013; wheat and oat $8.00010.10; best barley $9.00 alfalfa, $6.60 0 7.50 per ton; straw, 26087MC per bale. Potatoes Early Rose, 80075c; Sa linas Bnrbanks, 70c$1.05; rher Bur banks, 80 66c; new, 76c $1.26. Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $2.7603.25; Mexican limes, $4,000 6.00; California lemons 75c0$1.6O; do choice $1.7603.00 per box. Tropical' Froits Bananas, $1,600 3.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom inal; Persian dates, 606)ie per poand. DROPSY 10 DAIS' TftlATMEKT ff.Et If av mftia Drmt .tij it. rjim S. slioatiooa s ineenliy for twntj - T Ware with tLt nost wonH.rfol i tnooua. Have oared masj tkoua- a. a. 6uba 1 huaii, Box I, Atlanta, 6a. I 4 keiiiS laltcst 4iL tLSt UASL 1 j Boat l,wih Sjrup. faun li(L Dai t ; la t'ri. alit ht druirirt.fK. i J'.i.aa .1., J. nnaarf i, 11 ' a a i, r, ... ,i that part of the country and estab lished himself about six or seven miles from tlogartb's. Itegarding the size f his family, he was far behind Ho garth, but when it came to dogs It was limply a walkaway. Several breeds were represented Iu his collection, but the "yaller dog" predominated. Sooner undertook to clean ont the entire crowd alone and unaided. It was something of an undertaking, and he spent six out of seven days In the hospital while the war was on. "He doesn't seem to be much of a fighter," I remarked to Hogarth one day when the subject was under dis cussion. ' Ob, be kin fight all right," Iloearth replied; "It's bis jedgment what's wrong. Soouer's a fust-rate fighter. but he's a dern poor Jedge of dorgs." He was game though, and stuck at it until be had conquered each one of the new dogs In turn, with the excep tion of a huge briudle bulldog. With this dog he employed strategy. He bowed down before him and addressed him with smooth words and made friend with him, and then one day be enticed him over to his own home, and ; all the dogs there pitched on the brln dle bull and half killed bim. Sooner became more blase than ever after this achievement. It so plainly showed bis superiority to all the rest of dog crea tion. This fighting trait was unusual In a hound, for as a rule they are peace ably Inclined. It served to accentuate the fact that Sooner was not like other flogs. A Memory of School Days. Sometimes s feller's mind goes on an es- capsde that's wild And fribks back o'er the years when be wss nothiu' nior'n s child; The days when with bis spellin' book McGuffy drove one sick. An' White gave bitter doses in Ida tbird- psrt ritbmetic. When dmtk aud dew's a falllu' and the work that filled the day I'm restin' from, my memory jes' travels back that way. An' lingers longest with a Vision time can ne'er deatror The freckle-faced divinity I worshiped when a boy. Every one carries his destiny in bis own bossotn. Fata is the deepest cur rent of one's nature. The Baat rraaerlptioa for Malaria (.bills and lever is a bottle of Grove's lasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron aud quinine in a tasteless form No Core No Pay. Trice 50c The Spirit of ChirBt, when it enters the mind, destroys selfishness and makes ns feel that every human being has a claim upon us. Heathen religions give ns a view of men seeking after God, bat the Chris tian religion gives us a view of Cod seeking after men. There (anore Catarrh In this seetlon of ths Country than all other dloeaw put Inarelher, and until the last few years waa euimr to be treat Diaiiv eara nix tnrm ma, Bounced it a local difwaw,, and prranrtbed local remedies, and by constantly failing to ears with local treatment, pronounced It incurable. Brienre has proven catarrh to be acontltu tiooal dliwaae, and therefore requirre eoiiatitu. tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man Matured by F. i. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, laiueonlyeonxtitnttonal cure on the market. It la taken Internally inrtoarairom 10 drone to a teaapoonfuL ,Jt aria directly oa the blood and murona aurfaeea of the ayntem. They oBer one hundred dollars for any rane it lalia to cure. Head for circular and Imtiasonlala. Ad. rueTs J- ; 1 MNKY CO, TeJado, 0. ev.lrl by rniirit,7Se. Hair, family Miliars the beet. According to the Sioux Indian weather prophets it's going to be a hard winter. These predictions are based on the fact that the buffalo grass shows a heavy ciop of seeds which the redskins declare is a sure sign of a seven winter and deep snow. Stopmt h Cough end Work Otl thSCold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay. Prioa 35 cents. Do not compel a child to est that against which its palate protests; it is an nnkindnoaa, and may produce evil results. Saeond Attacks af Typhoid Fever. The idea ia that, as one attack of ty phoid gives immunity from a second, temporarily, ft not lastiug, immunity might be acquired by inoculation with an atteuuated dose of the poisou. But one attack of typhoid does not give immunity from a second, says Dr. T. J. Maclagan in the British Medical Journal. Second attacks of typhoid are as common as by the ordinary doc trine of chances, they oimlit to be: mora common, (or instance, than sec ond attack of puenomnia, in about the sama proportion that first attacks are more common. If one attack of the fully developed disease does not irive immunity, he concludes, inoculation with an attenuated dose of the poison ! can scarcely be expected to do so. Piso's furs for Cuiiainmitlon la an li.f.il libie medicine fur c.iiulia and colli. N w. BabU'SL. Ocean (iruve N. J.. Kh 17 - Byron Breuan, the English consul at Shanghai, has spent 84 years in China, where as long ago as 1860 he was ap pointed a student interpreter. Carter's Ink lias the endorsement of the 1 unci Males government and of all lbs inHuuiK raitroatis. want any more evi- ueiu-e r luwJkU I La spp.nniTv Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of , FefrNaule Wrapper tWsw. Tear saaall aaa as ey . . to taka aa sagaak res reabacsl roi Dizzmnt. res tiuoussESS. F8H TOSPIS L1VCX. . FCI COKSTIPATI83I. rci sauow ini. roa TKccoMPiuiei usual'iieai ayana aiaawfr s-nraiy Teewunii CARTER'S fits1. Plllt CURE SICK HCADACHC. "My Au.lleneaAn1 Myaelf." Mr. liichard Mansfield bas written for the currant isnse of Collier's Week ly a remarkable article, wholly differ ent fruir. anything lis has already Dub lin lied. entitleJ "My Audience And Myself." It contains many humorous and pathetic touches and some ex tremely interesting reminiscences. TOO KNOW W H T tOO ARRTAKIKO When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonio because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle show lug that it is simply Iron and Quinitit io a taste less form. No Cur. No Pay. 6O0. Stop, l.oefc aad Llatanl The words quoted will recall to coun try reiulouts and visitoit the familiar signpost planted at many a railroad crossing. One may smile at the ex plicitnews of the warning words, vet doubtless to many an incautious tray eler they have been at words of destiny. There are promptings of the human conscience aa persistent aud continuous when the danger Una ia carelessly ap proached. The signal system of the moral nature did not happen. Its or ders cannot be safely disregarded. A new ailoiomeut la nuiliDg favor among inilliuera. This constats of skeleton loftvoi preaerved exactly at they fall from tun ties and retaining their natural color. The kavei of ths walnut, chestnut and platans trees art preferred for the purpose; large ivy leaves and oak leaves ara also ued. The longeat leaves are formed into a large paillette, one sidt being composed of a stiff painted feather, the other of ths skeleton leaf, thus forming a broad garniture, A fine invisible wire Used to tha srigt of tha leaf pt events its crumpling, 'ilia smaller leaves ara mad into garlands mounted ou au i ti ll olal or uatural branch. Tha loaves bava to be perfectly preserved at their beauty ualurally lies in the delicacy and tranparuoy of ths uber.St, Loult ltepublla. I-Ick led papuar. Cut out the stem of the peppers In a circle, remove the seeds aud waah out In cold water; (lieu fill each with a mixture of tlnely-ohopped cabbage, horseradish, mustard seed, tiny cocuin. bert, button ouiout and Bastiirtiumt. Replace tha plecat cut from the top and sew amuiid with coarse thread. Place in iton Jurs aud cover with cold vinegar. In Pwelon, ip 2,auo out of S.400 rural parishes, tha salnou has been tup. pressed. Hut nnder tha "Oothenberg" system,' according to which the govern ment takes tha managsmeut of all sale of intoxicants, the cities of Sweden ara said to be tlis most drunken in Kurop. New 0eaa Greyhound. Ths famoiii Dsiitsehland coat f3,.nJ3.O0O: diaiilacsriient 23,300 tout; sitoi Hlailoii , LOOT paeugers, has salablUhed a new record. Aiiinnx the greut reuieiilea of lbs world lloatetter's Kh.nm. li lllticnt In.lila the rewirti alth its lifiv veara of curea of i-onatlimiioii, inrii(Mion and btllmiMieite. Our 1'rivais Iteveuus tttamp is over Hit neck of the bottle, More Urilllaat Thaa (be Bun. Prof. Bimon Newcomli, writing of tars which are so distant that they have no mearurahle parallax, remarks that one of these, the brilliant. Catto pus, can be said, with couH-lencs to be sue said, addresiiint """ ",ne" '"8ner man the sun another small l. "what ia n,, 1 A new pupil in a Ilrooklvn school was asked, bis uaine. "Jnlns," . au-' wered the little fellow. "You should j say Julius -not Jules," suggested the teacher. '?ow. 'Billions," was the prompt name?" response. Mothers will fin.! Mr. Wi. u .u m pyrtip the best remedy to une for thrlv mm, , wuriiiK toe teeming period. We have it from a certain Eastern authority that the very strongest drink ers are often not able to raise the price of diink. ("bether we should say 80,000, 10,- TO Ct'RK A COLD IW IIBI D.tT Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund ths money if it fails to cure. K. W, Grove's tig nature it on each box. 25c. Vegetables that have been tllgtbly touched by the frost may often be re stored by soaking in cold water. two or 0.000 no one can -decide." The first magnitude stars, itlgel and Bpica, also are at an immeasurable distance, and most. In view of their actual brightness, enormously outshine the sun. Science. first Kaowa to the t'hlneee. One ol tha greatest Chinese discov eries wss a kind of iron ore which at tracts iron the magnet. Then they found that a bar of magnetic iron set free always points to the north. That ia the mariner's comius, without which travel at tea would lie almost impossible. They were the first eopIe to dig canalt and to find a cheaper way of carrying goods than even our rail way. In. building they discovered the greatest of all inventions the arcb. Striving to Cheapen Ll(h. Electricians eoiiildsntly expect that Ibeir art will at future.! day bring tha cost of illumination down to a mere trifle com pared with what it now it. At It well known, tha most economical methods of lighting involve a waste of nearly ail of the autirgy utilised. Prof. Langley says that tha bleat lluht ia mat of the n roily, whioh it produced without heat or waste. If msu could imitate it ha would solve one of tha most interesting aud important prob lems. ' -.. Tba "catih" is tha most common clr cnlating coin in China, It is a cop. par and sine piece about tha tias of tba American qnarterof a dollar, with a square hole in tha ceutor, lor couveu lenie in stringing many of them to gether, . Tha tterlet, caught in Biburisu liv ers, competes with the pouipsmt, from tba Gulf of Mexico, as the uiost delic ious fleh in the world. A penny will buy 90 times as much nourishment In the shape of oatmeal as In tha form of beef. This slj-nattira ia on every bos of the genuine .a a- t , . uiiauve uromo-uusrune Tabieu the remedy that rare a data ta wa stay It is claimed that for the nerfact maturing of corn In this latitude tha growing season must have an average mean tentperatuta of 75 degrees for 60 tiayt, or there mnst be an excess of 7a degreet multiplied by 0, equal lliig 6,780 degreet of aomimntulted beat. Should tha heat be lower, tha crop will be longer In maturing. j from a meadow than when the meadow 0rpn of ,ha tot ,h Pr0Pr P' is pastured, fur the reason that the grata 'ormance of Its functions. grais close. One advantage with tha eons"Patin. kidney ccmptalnl.-rheu-pastnre, however, is that the cuttle matlsm, catarrh, nervousness, weak. Tho CiiniuIuD of Puro Diced. That Is what Is required by every harvest the grant for themselves. The German government has sot aside 20,000,000 marks (f 4,700,000), for providing small homes for Iu rail road oilloials. It is reckoned that at leant 5.000 mora of these bomtt will be built at once. Flowert bloom In tha Sandwich Isl ands all the year round; tlierelore, it is believed that that country it more deserving than Japan of ths t.tle "Flowery Kingdom." The indefatigable eiioruy of soma people hat a terri' ly wearylna effect ou the people that are compelled to as sociate wita them. , - ness. falnlnesi, pimples, blotchrs, and all cutaneous eruptions. It perfects all tha vital processes. Vf. P. Keeton, Woodstock. Ala., took Hood'l Bar.aparllla to make bla blood pure. a ( writes that be had not felt well but tired for some time. Before be bad flnl.hrd ) (rt bottle of this ml trine be felt better end when he had taken ihe aeeond wss like another man - free from that tired feeling- and able to do his work. j Uo&d'o Sarsspariila Promises to cure and keeps the promise. Accept no substitute, but get Hood's today. or tr Her face wss pure, each feature stamped with innocence, forsooth. An yet t call her pretty would be stretc-bin' of the truth: Though I dreamed all night full often of her cheeks, sun-tanned and brown. Her stsrehed-stiff plot sunbonDet snd her ruffled ginxhsm sown. The little girls of these days never have such pansy eves. An' lip have lost the way t' frame such soft an sweet replies As those I heard when rambling with, in happy-hearted joy. The freckled-faced divinity I worshiped wnen a boy. . plucked the first wild roees of ths spring for ber to wear. An' helped to braid the blossoms of the orchard in her hair: . I stood ber knight sn servitor through boyhood dsys the soan - An' held her in my heart until I'd grown to be a man! But here's a truce to memory, since tm, the hour grows. Upstairs to bed I softly stesl, to dresmt sna sweet repose. An' kiss my wife good night, she who has Deen nres dearest joy. The freckle faced divinity I worah!r.l - ss s boy. Detroit Free Pres. ; yjj-yJ$J J Win IJn Man's Inhumanity to man enabk-s the policeman to draw his salary. t?J. ra.U "IS AUray. Iiuarlit lias borne thriT ture of Chan. II. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision for over ao years. Allow no one 1uHrI1 -Connterfcltav Imitation, and iuhJLlU aPe ii ut Experimentt, and endanger tho liealth of Chlldren-Experieiice against Uxperimcnt. e What is CASTORIA M,i.,,-'r P'H"?' S'oTphlne nor other Karcotlo Sr?n ce Ju a5e. ' itn trwarautee. It destroys Worms tuMTt ? cvcrlHri,ncA"r JLCU, rrla and Wind relieves Teeth np; Troubles, euros Conntlpatloa and Flatulency It assimilates the FomI, liulatis the fe' f nd BMK healthy and natW sleep. Ihe Children's Panacea The Mother'. Friend. The Kind You Haye Always Bought uears tue Slgnatt The Famout German Wood Preserver) 'AVENARIUS-- GAUBOUflEUm.. ...Permanently Destroy mm CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN.. y2 Jiears tne Signature of n Use For Over 30 Years. i eawraua Meww. rr auaaa eraerr, mtm vaaa aire. DOU YOU WANT YOUR SON EDUCATED FOR A BUSINESS LIFE? TAIfHIIX AMD Et TCNTII HriiKICT4, l-ORTLAMO. OMKOO.X. Wtileus. send for our New Illustrated catalogue. &Ont application it all that it required. It Uitt for yeart. Ii youf dealer cannot upp!y you, write for circular, uid information to the following: dUtributing- agents Perfection Pile Preterrlng- Gx, Seattle, Wath Fither, Thorsen & Co Portland, Oregon. Whlttier, Coburn & Co San Francisco, Cat FINE OLD ...WHISKY... Qin, Brandy, Rum II full qiiarta. aj.oo. Per sallon, 12M. HHKUKY, tl.M, fOHT ASt ALL OOOU XXX GOODS Ore'srt for fa 00 ami upward delivered Ires to n.musu ur aieamer Mtuuilie. Ulauk taaeaaiia Kta. LOUIS CAHEN & SON Ealsbllahed 80 Tears, BAN FKANCISCO. VSLIFORNIA. CUTLER'S CiRBQUTEsf IQOIKE ., A fnarentcert Cure lor Catarrh snd :oi!eumr.lloii, ii,u. , L,Mk Uuz lib. CI, laffilo, M , Piop'i, JOHN POOLR. Pnmti Attn Aa.-. can K vs you ths beat bsrKslns In genera Machinery eiiKines, boilers. Uuka. pumps plows, belts sii.1 win.imiila. Tt nw tleel I X equalled. h windmill SU1U by him, Is Ull. NOTHING BETTER MADE Yua can't make s nilataka II roa (el s ..Mitchell.. Mitchell, Lewis & Stave Co. PORTLAND, ORECON. 'V fit if,? STl3T Law ITl. Th TKtia.s1rttHl only. itAti anil Hti vn-r-lpoitii0 MftfMrt ls IU Worlrl , Kan W4 hf JimIim and M- f i 1 atari Mtft l. Wi. ku.y 1. t hm snilsAt' Callas.. Ilu... V?I 1 PMptsTMarir Optm Rtw jTsH 'JJ vnsHieiaat isv Jit. ItlsMrM Tarm. Mtl JwW . if pftrtttulavt. Ul a)-rtl Rtiiitinii, I . eatrelt, Hirb I I Evw Ira YaziOccf?? in. iiirm, aa wail aa Hllml. lllrf.lli nr 1-mtrudliiA I. '' r ""''O'-BossnHo's Pile Remedy Stj'palu-hlaeandhiaiiillns. Aiiimrlii tuinura. (hi a. an eaeae nr DEAFNCQ9 er HARD.MtA.IHA riar atHruiiKl.la o.iit h m.u Hit, JlOt AN HO, sie about rvur cue. 'I'roailu free. Write ID lada. 1'a, V. M. U. Bt....ll.. I illl a.. m a luwriiiiiionai jiurw iimic. 17 ii"ViSis. Ao. 44 -11100, WHKIf writlna ia adeertia.ra nl.aaa auaatlua tliis aier, w r
