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Newspaper Page TextI Buatnea Pnlty Kqwel to That of Cor reauoudlua Period I.att Year. Brarietreet's ears: Though some measures of business volume and value make unfavorable comparison with a year ago, and speculation ia certainly on a reduced scale in nearly all tinea, other registers ot trade activity are still V3iy favorable aud it in hard to resist I the conclusion that, with few notable T'? niv'x... 44..S oii.-i.nuu!., tne actum uhmu 01 mo I iiSI CrUiftary trOatmOili oouutrv ia aa a. ruin inllv emial tn if falls to relleVO painfull slightly in excess of the correspond ing period ot ,8U. mis, too, tu tbe case in spite of the distinctly lepressive tendency exercised by the present pros fi rn ff W U iLLfJUu way u periods, TheyknowLydlaE.Plnk ham's Vegetable Com- Vegetable Com pound wl.'l and does and has, more than any other meascine. Every woman knows about Mrs Plnkham's medicine. , Every woman knows some woman Mrs. Pink- ham has cured. But nine women out of ten put off ob t Una this re liable remedy until their health Is nearly wrecked oy experiments or neg lect I Then they write to Mrs. PInkham and she cures them, but of course It takes longer to do so. Don't delay getting help If you are sick. She has helped a million women, wny not you 7 idential campaign. Prices of staples as a whole are firm, after a sustained advance for month past, succeeding a summer of quiet steadiness, bat unhealthinesa of the short side iu speculation has been brought forcibly to the attention of dealers in number of staples, notably hog products and flaxseed. The event of the week in the iron and steel trade has been the taking of 150,000 tons of rails by the Pennsyl vania at f 26 per ton, announced on Friday. Thia action, which will probably be followed by other com panies, disposes of the steel rail pnzale satisfactorily to the mil-makers, and constitutes another element of strength to the industry generally. Despite decrease of ovei 20 per cent in the cur- reut pig iron proudction from fonr months ago, furnace stocks are reported increasing and prices are rather weak Cartel Store of Arrow rial X cov erej its Connecticut. Amoug tbe collections ot Indian relics jwned In Connecticut probably the Ha jst, wlili out exception, la owned b) Herbert Sothmayd, who Uvea in th (own of Durham. A large part ot theu were found by Mr. Soutlitnayd himself aa he Is a couflruied relic hunter am knows many ot the caves aud camp lug grounds used by the tribes of tlx State. White fllut, black Bint, rosi pilaris, red aud yellow jasper, lime toue aud glass stone were the stouet used In the manufacture of 3,000 ar row heads, varying from tbe slxe of I thumb uall to those nearly aa large at a I'aud. Ills axes Include the Sue idBfd, highly pol. shed tool to the rough unfinished specimens. He has thlrtj of these, one of which weighs sevet pounds, while the smallest turns tin scales at slattwn ouuevs. Of his eleven pestles the longest measures fourteeu aud a half Inches Is length. Gouges used by the Indians In working out the Inside of logs, which they had first charred, Iu makinj their canoes, number tweuty. There are ten flue vpeclmeus of adae aud twelve chisels. Of his three pipes the one he values most highly Is short stemmed, perfect bowled aud wat found a few miles from his home. II looks much like a common clay plp of today excepting the color, which U that of red clay. The breast-plates an notched around the edges, a notch fot Comfort tn tit Old Faalui. The Psalm are the spiritual center of the Old Testament. They overflow with tbe richness of heart experience characteristics not of one age bnt of universal mankind e find in them today aa giant comfort as did the saint of Old Testament times. the week, aggregate 4,293,855 bushels against 4,459,167 bushels last week. ltueiness failures for the week tn tbe United States number 210, as against lit last week. Failures in tbe Dominion of Canada nnmbei 36, as copniared with 18 last week. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. WON'T GET FOOTSORE. GET fOOT- BASK, A powder.' At this season your feet fee! swollen, nervous and uncomfortable. It you have smarting leet or ti(ht shoe, try Alintt'a Viu.t-lt'i.M I , mala tit-A n..ii,r.i.r. make walking easv. Cures swollen ami FW'ratiuir feet, blisters and callous sihMs. Krlirves corns mid bunions of all aiii and ia certain cure for Chilblains. Sweating, Pump or Fronted Feet. W e have over 30.- 0o0 tesiimouinl. Don't eet lootsore eel Kmit-Kase. Trv . it fcxfa. Sold br alt drugiMs and shoe stores for 'A'w. Trial wckitpe Fans. Address, Allen 8. Olm sted. I.e Koy, N. Y. It is aaid that tbe population of the world increases 10 per cent every , 10 years. This slgnatur is oa every box ol the genuine Laxative Bromo-thnnine TMeu to remedr that cms a eoM tm mmm stajr A project is on foot to connect the railways of Greece with those of Tur key, so as to connect Athens with Eu rope by rail. Lighten th III of Hamenltr. Bt prcrentlnr dlaeaae. ktlliii and einrlline It genn Cawaiett Candy Cathartic relieve me miseries, un mem regularly I irug- aIB, W, AK, UWV, So useful are toads in gardens that tliey are sold in France by the dozens for stock gardens to free them from in jurious insects. TO CURB A COLD IX ONE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money II it lulls to cure. E. W. Grove's sig nature ia on each box. 25c. Wheat, including flour shipments, for : each battle the wearer was engaged In u vue or tueui can oe counted sixty- Ave uotches, denoting either chleftals or one much given to fighting. There are three war club heads and a doxen hide scrapers used In cleaulni the hides from which their clothlu, aud touts were made. Amoug the most Interesting specimens to the ordinary in u ami which cause a peculiar sen sation as their use is explained are th three scalping knives. A string ol wampum was taken from skeleton found In Portland. A red clay kettle Is absolutely perfect. A bone orna ment found In a cave Is considered vsl uahle, as but few of them are in exis tence. Tbe drills used for making the holes for the leather thongs In theh moccasins and skin canoes show greaT skill and patience, as they had nothing but stones with which they taperec these from about the slice of a pencil down to a sharp point. Of these he bat fifteen. Brass arrowheads and a quiver divide honors with the two Iron tomahawks During a rainstorm two year ago Wal ter Lane sought shelter under a shelv ing rock at North Guilford, and while stirring the ground up to scertalr what depth bad been made by the de cay of leaves he was surprised to find an arrowhead. Iteuewed effort brought out thirty-five of them. Returninf next day with spade and sieve, he dug aut 1,200 specimens aud from evidence found It was doubtless a spot wlien they were made and laid away against the time of need. More than 2,000 have been taken from that spot "A Naw Treatment. Another mode of treating the drink habit ia said to De in successful opera tion ia Paxil where three physicians Drs. Rapelier, Thebanet and Broca announce that the) have discovered a new serum. Of 67 cases treated, 83 were cured and 15 were improved, only 10 failing to show improvement. The serum is obtained from hoi sea that have been dosed with alcohol until their systems are drenched with tha poison. When administered to pa tient the serum revives natural repug nance to alcohol, which continued use baa broken down. how strange tt la tuat a severe mas ter baa more faithful servant! than a lenient one. JTGII IS TOiiTUZS. Eczema ia caused by an acid humor in the blood coming in contact with the akin and producing great redness and in flammation ; little pustular eruptions form ana aiscbarge a thin, sticky fluid, which dries and scale off ; sometimes the skis ia nara, dry and fissured. Eczema in any form ia a tormenting, stubborn disraac. and the itching and burning at time are almost unbearable ; the acid burning humor seems to ooze out and act tbe akin on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter nal application do any real good, for aa long aa the poison remains in the blood a will Keep toe skin irritated. DAD FORM OF TETTER. "For three year I had Tetter oa bit Land, which earned them to owell to twice their natural ii. Part of Ihe time tbe diieaat wu in the form of run ning core, very pain ful, and causing me much diacomfort. Four dortor Mid the Tetter had progressed too far to be cured, end they could d aotning for me. 1 1 nk only three utiles' of . g. 8. end was completely cured. 1 HI wee fifteen yearn co. and 1 have never " stace aeen any linn of my old trouble." Ma a. I, B. lACKion, 1414 McCec St., KanauCuy, Mo. 8. S. S. neutralizes thia add poison. Cool tbe blood and restores it to a healthy, natural state, and the rough, unhealthy akin becomes soft, smooth and clear, r l fl ' Tetter, Err t O 1 niplas, Psoriaais, Salt VN Rheum and all akin Kj j KJJ k J diseases due to a poin v ' s' Vs oned condition of the blood. Send for our book and write us about your case. Our physicians have made these diseases a life study, and can help yon by their advice; we make no charge for this service . All correspondence ia conducted in strictest confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, OA- onttlo Murkots. Onions, new, 1 40v . Lettuce, hot house, $1 per orate. Potatoes, new. $15. Beets, per Back, 85c J 1. Turnips, per sack, ft. 00. Beans, wax, 4c. Squash 4o. Carrots, per sack, 90c Tarsnipe, per sack, fl.85. Cauliflower, native, 75o. Cncumbers 10(3 20o. Cabbage, native and California, 8c per pounds. Tomatoes 80 50". Butter Creamery, 86c; dairy, 16 d 19c: ranch, 1 80 pound. Efrga 25c. Cheese 12c. Poultry 12c; dressed, 14c; spring, 13(3 15c. Hay Puget Sound timothy, $14.00; choice Eastern Washington timothy, $19.00. Corn Whole, $33.00; cracked, $25; feed meal, $25. Barley Rolled or ground, per ton. $80. Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.50; blended straights, $3.85; California, $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; era ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat flour, $3.35; rye flour, $3.8034.00. MUlstuffs Bran, per ton, $13.00; 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 dressed beef steers, price 7ic;cows, 7c; mutton Vil pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 9 9 He. llama Large, 13c; small, 11 breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt sides, Kc. fnrtland Market. Wheat Wall Walla. 5454o Valley, 60c; Blneetem, 68c per bushel. Flour Beat grades, $3.40; graham $3.60. Oats Choice white, 42c; choice gray, 41o per boehel. Barley Feed barley, $15.00 brew ing, $16.00 per ton. Millstnffs Bran', $15.50 ton; mid dlinga, $21; shorts, $17; chop, $16 pea ton. Hay Timothy, $12(3 13; clover,$7 7.60; Oregon wild hay, $S7 per ton, Butter Fancy creamery, 46 (g 65c tore, 80c. . Eggs 25c per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 13r Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $2.50(9 3.60 per dozen; hens, $4.00; springs, $2.00(33.00; geeee, $6.00(38.00 dux; ducks, $3.00(36.00 per dozen; turkeys. live, 14c per pound. Potatoes 40 (3 66c per sack; sweets, l'io per pouna. Vegetable Beets, $1; turnips, 75c; per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab bage, 2c per pound; parsnips, 85c; onions, $1; carrots, $1. nope ew crop, liyt (g I4;c per pound. Wqol Valley, 1616o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 10 13c; mohair, 36 per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, 8c; dressed mutton, 6 7c per pound. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.75; light and feeders, $5.00; . dressed, $6.00(96.50 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $3.60(34.00; cows, f3.00O3.6U; dressed beef, 60 7o per pound. Veal Large, 6a7Jo; small, 8 8o per pound. h tn vw. j-Vd , einicjcintA, if Ban rtmaanaao Market. Wool Bpring Nevada, HQ Mopes pound; Eastern Oregon, 10 3 14c; Val ley, 1618c; Northern, 910c. Bops Crop, 1900, 1214o. J! utter Fancy creamery 38c; 04 seconds, 26s27c; fancy dairy, 2tc; do seconds, 28o per pound. Egg Store, 28c; fancy ranch, BSc, .:" llillstuffs Middlings, $18.00 .'2.00; bran, $16.60(316.60. Hay Wheat $8 & 12 X; wheat and oat $8.00 10. 10; beat barley $9.00 alfalfa, $6.60(37.50 per ton; straw, 25(337c per bale. Potatoes Early Rose, 80 (3 75c; Sa linas Burbanks, 70cfl.06; river Bar banks, -80 Q 65c; new, 75c$1.25. Citrus Fruit Oranges. Valencia. $3.75(38.25; Mexican limes, $4.00(3 5.00; California lemons 75c (a 11. 50: do choice $1.76(32-00 per box. Tropical Fruits Bananas. $1.60(3 3.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom inal; Persian dates. tatXo mr poond. How They Put Out Fires tn Korea. A tire In Korea la considered of slight jonsequeuoe, unless a whole street should happen to be threatened. There ia very little In a Korean house that can burn, except sliding doors and win flows, and a few articles of furniture aud clothing. . . Generally tlie unlucky owner whose house catches Are endeavors to pull 11 ilown; that Is, after he has carried Intc the street whatever property he caret ta save. When several house at once ure in danger the Klug sends out s hundred or so soldiers, who calmly view the bonfire, and offer help, if nec essary. There Is no water to work with, so these helpers generally bring along with them a shlps anchor, fas tened to a long, thick rope; this ancboi they tlx to tbe burulng beam, then it If 'a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull aL together." Sometimes the sparks, driven by tbe wind, fly across the road; then tbe Koreans climb up on their roofs, and sttind in rows upon the upper edges ol the structure. You will wonder what the object of this strange proceeding may be. Xow the men quickly strlt off their coats and the women follow suit with their large cloaks. These tbey wave rapidly together. In order tc create a strong counter breeze to the one blowing. . One cau almost Imagine the Korean to be strange birds, flapping their wtngt preparatory to taking their flight Into the tipiwr regions. While these odd proceedings are going on, prayers are offered to the spirit of the Bre, aa well as to that of the wind. renew Student of tbe Cblnea Emperor Visit taa Franciaca. Leung Kal Tin, fellow-student of Emperor Ktvaug Usu of China, ts in Sau Francisco. Even to see tha Em peror I a rare privilege, denied the great majority of tbe almond-eyed. Tbe fortunate Celestial who rubs elbows with his majesty Is singularly honored by bis countrymen. But he who breaks through tie sacred Inner circle and lives Iu d&lly communication with the Emperor e-f Chlua U almost a divinity to the h&U a thousand million less for tuuate subjects. Such a dlgultary Is Leuug Kit! Tin, who ows the proud privilege of hU personal commuulcatlou with the Em peror Kwang Hsu to the fact that he Is a pupil of Kaug Vu Wei. greatest of Chinese acholara aud reformers, it was Kang Vu Wei who first started the re form bee buxxlng In the royal bonnet. The young Emperor Anally leut a list eulug ear to the teachings of Kaug Yu Wei. He became a pupil of that great teacher. This naturally made the Em peror eager to meet the most brilliant scholars of Kaug Yu Wei. Among the young men brought luto the royal pres ence were Leung Chi Tso and Leung Kal Tin. Leuug Kal Tin was tbe young er brother, but equally clever for bla years, and an ardent reformer. Wheu jealousy made It Imperative that the young Emperor have less fre queut counsels with Kaug Yu Wei It was decided to couflue their Intercourse to letters and to ha ve.tueso 'missives carried to aud fro by' some trusted friend of reform. Leuug Kal Tin was one of those who bravely offered his services for this delicate and danger ous task. When the Emperor saw that bts re formers bad endangered bis own safe ty and that of his advisers, aud that matters were nearlng a crisis, be sent a secret message to Kwang Yu Wet, In forming him of the peril that was threatening all reformers. He bade them fly at ouce. Six of tbe most promising advocates of reform were butchered at the Insti gation of the Empress Dowager before they could make their escape, but Kang Yu Wei, Leung Kal Tin, Leung Cbl Tso, and several others managed to es cape. Leung Kal Tin came to tbe Pacific coast to carry the doctrine of reform to every city and village where bla brother . Chinese congregate. In San Francisco there are an especially large number of progressive Chinese, who believe that the light of modern clvlll- latioa should penetrate tbe gloom of China. Tbetr battle err Is: "Give back the throne to the young Emperor Kwang Hsu." They would have the Empress Dowager divested of every vestige of power. Leung Kal Tin. thongh still In bis twenties. Is a man of marvelous ability. He Is a scholar, not ouly learned In the musty philosophy of the Orient, but well versed In the history of other na tions and what has made their success. He Is an eloquent speaker, and his lec tures to his countrymen In the United - States have stirred tbem greatly. forge round ones, and remove a alio from the top of each. Sooop out the inside o each, leaving a good wall. Chop this pulp fine, add to it a table spoonful of melted butter, a table spoonful of onion juice, a teaspoonful of chopped parsley and a tablespoonful of finely rolled bread crumbs to every six tomatoes. Salt and peppcv to taste, Return to the toniitot shells, aud put on the slices that were re moved from the top, place a tiny place of butter on each, and bake about 30 minutes. Military Antuinobllsa. The advantages presented bv nutotno- .liile have a great fascination for all mili tary men. Large sum have been offered forth bt automobile, lit war, as tit veryrhiiiBT, It pavs to use the best weapon-.. The beH shield with which to pro toct the stoii.at-h ia Hosteller's Ptoninrh Bitters, It cures roiistlpailon, tmlixemioii and dyspepsia, and prevents malaria. In the African elephant both sexes have ivory tusks while in the Aslatio they are generally lestrioted to the male. Steam the Oough end Work Oft thm Gold. Laxative Brono-Qulnins Tablets ours a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay. Pries 85 cents. Two million residents of Boston ivalled themselves of the public baths during tha last summer. . , thia A the war," said the aolonel, "happened iu my regiment, vu 01 tbs captains had been a railroad conductor before the war. lis was S good disciplinar ian and knpt his rasa well drilled. Ons day ha had a squad ot men out marching tbem by flank, when he turned to speak to a friend. When he looked again his squad, marching like veterans, were ia the sot ot 'butting' into a high board fence. In the smtr gency he fogrot for a moment that he was a soldiot and became again a rail road couduotor. Ruuniug forward to wards the squad he shrieked at the top of his voios: 'Down brakes! Down brakes I' He was ous ot the best sol diers, just the same, sad led his men luto many a hot fight." - The Real rreeerlptlon lor Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle ot Grove's Taateleas Chill Tonic. It is iron aud quinine in a tasteless form. INo Curs, No Pay. Tries 50o. This root of many evils Glandular tumors, abscesses, plmplei and other cutaneous eruptions, sore ears, inflamed eyelids, rickets, dyspep sia, catarrh, readiness to catch cold , and Inability to get rid of it easily, pale ness, nervousness and other ailments Including the consumptive tendency Can be completely and permanently removed, no matter how young or old the sufferer. ' Hood's Sarsaparllls wu tlvsn the dauthtai of Silas Yeruooy, Wawarnlns. N. V., who hail broken out with sarofula sums all ever ha fms and head. The Urn! bottle helped W and when shs had taken six the sores were all healed and her fana was smooth. Ma write Simply ' that she has nerer shown any sign of tbs scrofula returnior- Skagway printers have formed a an ion with 17 members, the first in Promises Alaska . ; i Hood's Csrsopsrlllsi Incurable. er a treat man years nouncra 11 a local oiaMua, ana oritur) Sro reerribed local MANY SUFFERERS WHAT A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE ARE ENDURING. A DUtrnselna Condition In Which Many American raapln Am Invnlvnd-The Only Way tn Allnvtnte II. From the Mountaineer, Walualla. N. Dakota. There Is Bore Catarrh ta this sMitten of the country man ail other dneeaee put tneether. and until the last tew years Waa aupiioeea to he i. ror a treat man yean d -d It local dlaMua, and preen as. and lv onaaiantle lalltnn tn asm With local treatment, nmnotinnad tt rneurahl. Science has proven eatarrhto be aooiutlto. tlonal dlneaaa, and therefor require! eomtltu. tlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man uiai-iure.l b F. j. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, l i lie only-con. tlimlooil vureou Hie market. It la taken Internally In dowa from 10 drops to a teaapoonful. It arit directly oa tlie blood nd niucoue urfaMe ot the ayatera. Tnr offer one hundred dollar) tor sny eaaa ll falls ta to cure and keeps the promise. .' Ask your druggist for H today and accept no substitute. YOU NEED NOT SUFFER r cuiee tile niarvel- cure. Band lor circular- and teettnontals. Ad Toledo, tj dr . r. i. 1 1IKNKV ft (JO- eld by irrnntete, 160. Hall's Family I'llli are tho 1 Inhaling the fumes camphor will often our head. of burning a ootd ia the Tbe remorse ot a guilty stomach is what a veiy large majority ot the peo ple of this natiou are suffering with to-1 day, rio'i Cure Is the beat mwllittiie ws vr used for all atiections of tlie thrust ami Ituite. Wu. O. Kmimlkv, Vatiburtu, lud., Feb. 10, 1U00. Truth la very oompaot, bnt a lis must have plenty of room or It will smother. With ltheuiuatltin,Slatli-n. Neuralgia ot Hnehach. "5 Drops" Will Hellers All Pnln and Cure Von. RW AKRON'S !H'-' li onlck and poeiiirv. ii prevents ana aimHiiiciy vu caae. It kllle Ihe eertni. It ai-ta nfih ouaenacion mem aun, urer mid kldnoyai purine tut blood, truiiKtiiens the nervm. ami tilaoee the entire nyelein In a heel Hit condition. It It tha cheatwal and beet tneillclii Iu tlie world, sua done- lor II. It la fur yon who ai crlleit and hclpleM! bed ridden and lionr. leaa. Here I Ml and Hope; a poaltlve cure, UKOPn" U fur man, woman and child) n iwri n-meur on earin mi nave in tne nonae, ready for svery Hidden ulckneu or nain. Mil V A M(ITI,Kioil4 V. It five liiaianlaiieous I relief and la ali.liilrl.i th only aerialu uure llur RHKVMATIHM In all lit forma. It Is alao nawl wllb anfalllna effect Iu nelntlaa. Hnehach. Neurnlnln. Nariaaaaau. aieeileannas, Nervuua and Naurnlsl Meaitaehee, Nerveot Iyaianala, nod " nWaollana every deerlilln, Aathiaia. May -vr, C-aiarrli, tmaa, UranchlU. Heart Waakna.i, Tonthaehv, Karacha, La Urlpp. Malaria, CreeBlug Mniuhiteae. and kludred ilUeaae. WOl'LD NOT BK WITHOUT IT. It 1. a well koowa fact that dys , " ww wait tov ah a.o FLIES HAVE EYES TO BLIND. Four Thonaand tn a Bnnch oa Each Side of the Bead. Whoever thiuk the male the supe rior animal Buds no rest for the sols f bis foot in tbe contemplation of what we, tn the Sublimity of our self-con- celt, call "the lower animals." In our general Ignorance of the housefly ws lo not know just how foolish and no- account the uiale is, but we may n-a-uinably Infer that be la as markedly Jefk'lent aa usual, seeing tliut his eyes tre so close together that they touch sacb other. That's always a bad sign. If you see anybody with eyes close to gether you are entitled to think little it bla Intelligence. Tbe fly has two sorts of eyes, the big compound one. 4,000 In a buucb on each aide of tbe bead,- for knocking about In daylight, and there are simple eyes on tbe top of the bead for use In s poor light, sewing and flue print Be fore golnir into ecstasies of admiration over tbe creature that has 4.000 eyes on pepsin is a characteristic American (lis ease aud it ia frequently stated that "we are a nation of dyspeptics." It is a distressing ailment ami be cause of its mauy forms is difficult to . treat, Sometimes it ia the result, of improper modes of eatlug, improper ' food or mental worry and exhaustion; then axain it may be sort of a depressed condition of the body . and treatment should be directed to the restoration of tbe health, without speoial attention to the stomach. In other iustanoes, the disease is evidently tbe result of in flammation of tbe stomach. Anyone of these conditions produce a lack of vitality in the system, by causing tbe blood to loss its life sua tainiiiar element. Th lilraiarl la ftlia vital element in our lives and should cnUn nd descriptive pamphlets, wilt When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonio because the formula Is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it ia simply Iron and Quinine ta a taste leas form. No Curs, No Pay. BOo. An oil identical with that ol bitter almonds is extracted from ooal tar. HONSISISBSS, Some ot the finest and moat produc tive lands, either for general farming or stock raising, to be had tn Oregon, Washington or Idaho, are to be found along the lines of tbe Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company. Before decid ing upon a location you will do well to call upon any agent ot tha O. R. & .. Co. for full information. Mans, clr- eacb side of Its bead it might be well to remember that tbey are not of muc-b j orgiU, ou th; par, o( , frleud , be carefully nurtured. Restore the blood to its proper condition, dyspepsia will vanish and perfect health follow. For example, in the ooouty ot Pem bina, North Dakota, a few miles from Waltmlla, resides Mr. Ernest Snider; a man of sterling integrity, whose veracity cannot be doubted, lis waa formerly a resident of Landadowne, Out., but removed to the West and is now a pospeiuus farmer. For three years he as been unable to do his work because be was til with dyspepsia. "I became seriously ill about three years ago," he says, and consulted a doctor who gave me some medicine for indigestion. I continued to grow worse aud several physicians were called at interrsls who gave me temporary relief, but the disease re turned with all its accustomed severity. "The lin tress after eating made me dread meal time. At times I became so diszy as tolas unable to stand. 1 had sour stomach, heartburn, palpitation of heait, and weak nerves. The duo tors disagreed as to the nature ol my disease, but all agreed that the stomach was affected. 1 suffered intensely anj life was a misery. "I tried several well-knowu reme dies, but waa not benefited. "I read in the newspapers articles regarding tbe wonderful curative pow ers of Dr. Williams Pink Pills tor rate reonie, ana finally alter some be furnished free by calling on or writ ing to nearest O. U.& N. ticket agent, or by addressing W. If. HURLBUUT, . General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Mothers will find Mrs. Wiuslow's Booth hit Synip the best remedy to ue for Ibrtr Bhtldran during the teething period. Agaoatlelen, No more presumptuous philosophy waa ever pjilmed off on unthinking man than tha philosophy of agnosticism. I No philosophy ever so insulted tbe re- ilgion ol Jesus Christ. No one ever faced so squarely against God's word. From first to last all ot Goal's dealings with man have been that he might know. This is tbe sole object of tbe , whole plan of revelatiun. This is the meaning of every symbol, figure and ceremony -that man might know God and man's own future. given me any relief from my dreadful malady, KltKfJMATISM, I have Uaed one bottle nd hav bad but one attack elnee I com. nienred If. I hav been a (real uRerer from nnaimn i laat furtweniy long year. Kvery winter and -urine 1 woMld think would be my last. Thank to you and your OltOfn" tor th suod It ha done aie. I would not be without It. You can uas this as you plea. Sand Ihera to mc Tnoiaa T. Readdlck, KlngaUnd, (Ja." "IT IIAS SAVKD MY UKK." "I do not know how In eiprm how wonder, fill I thluk your "S IiKopm" I. I wu suf. Icrint tttliiely with MC0H4I.UIA, and thotiehl for a month lhat I would hav t die. On day lady called to me and b'onghl an advertisement oftyour leaiiiaa'i a r " I reeolvedlo try li and eent for a bottle. hare not bad an attack of tiifferiua Itn-e I touk III Aral does. 1 believe II ha saved my life. Thia atatemanl I puettlvely trn. I ahall slway lake plraaure la reeom mend Ina emir "a IIHurs" fur th Cur ol heUHALUIA. Your, very trnlv, U. H. Ural I li, Kl ItomdtiKptlnir, Mo. SWANNUN'M '-a liROI'" la a.. Id by us nd aiten u. in om plm-e Ihe nmstlai ar our iit. If the remedy I nut obtainable In your town, order of iwdlreei. I reran buttle, SuOdoecs, tl.uu. aent prepaid by eapreaaor mall, f-apa-a or for the ni ad da), in enabl 2 Z " ho ,r "Rerint, lo at leaai f" , , ,"a have anoppnrlnnlly to try the moal W iJL ,J. wonderful of all remadlna, lu LtjJ 8MPLt mil apnn -aaiy . eelpt ul o. to pay poi. Aenn wuasewa waniml in new territory. Writ New. wavas SHiusune cusi CO.. IS4 Uke S reel. tklc. FINE 0LO WHISKY Gin, Brandy. Rum It full auart. Mori. rXlKT AM) SHS Far Mllon. SJ 30. XXX UllY,ll.i. eeeeeeeee" A Gentle Koxgestlon. The neighbors ou both sidt bad corns over In Simpson's front yard, and Were making remarks about passers-by and carrying- on a desultory conversation. ibe cause of the present bard times," suddenly said Simpson loudly, is caUHed by women knocking men out of employment In shops, factories, stores, etc. vt ni-n you stop ana con sider the thing, one can't help but won der why they should be big enough fools to do this." Probably It's because tbey becom tired waiting for men to do something," gently suggested Mrs. Simpson. Tbe shoe must have fit Simpson, foi Mr. Banks slyly nudged his wife and Simpson was silent for an unusually long tlma. Indianapolis Sun. account. In case of old flics kept 'over winter the compound eyes cave In and get broken, yet the fly seems to get along and find food. One kind gentle man varnished over the simple eyes and plucked off tbe wings of- some flies. lie found that be might bold a candle close enough to burn tbe com pound eye of tbe fly before It bad a usplclon that anything out of tbe com mon was going on. In daylight be took a knitting needle and brought It up In front of the fly close enough to touch his antennae before It dodged. If the knitting needle was brought up on ons side Mr. Fly picked up bis sticking plasters quite lively. Aloslee's Mags A Hypnotic Core. A New Haven clergyman serious!) proposes to cure boys of the cigarette us Di t Dy nypnotism. lie na been l deep student of psychological problemi and has conducted a number of experi ments lu the laboratories of Yale Uni versity. He took one boy who wai weak-minded from excessive smoking and put him under hypnotic Influence, Then a strong lecture on the evils of the boy's bablt followed. It Is claimed that the subject Is permanently cured. Mushroom Crop. Jlie annual crop of mushrooms In France Is valued at $2,000,000, and then are sixty wholesale Arms in Paris deal ing exclusively In them. In the De partment of the Seine, It appears, there are some 3,000 caves In which mush rooms are grown, and about SIX) persons re employed In their culture. ; The average man likes to point to tb good traits In bis children as a berlugf "em himself. Electroplating the Dead. Dr. Varlot of Parle has discovered a process for embalming bodies which It is thought will prove a great success. He not only embalms but metallizes 1 tne oouies ty tne ituoit process, just as It is done with a fork or a spoon. In this manner tbey can be preserved In definitely, and In such perfection that tbe most Imperceptible wrinkles and lines are reproduced, and the embalmed body has tbe appearance of a metal statue. The process Is as follows: After a bath In pure carbolic acid, and being strongly rubbed with nitrate of silver, the body la submerged In a gal-vano-plastic (?) bath, after which a light layer of nitrite Is applied to It. Lisbon O Dla. Gentle Sarcasm on Athletic. With reference to the deification of the athlete at public schools, tbe Ox ford Magazine has tbe following: "It appeara that a few days back the rice chancellor received the following let ter from a gentleman; 'How much would I have to pay for the education of my son In your university? Let ma know If I shall bave to pay more lo case my son, besides rowing, should wish to learn to read and write.' "St James' Gazette. Big Cotton Plant for Texas. The largest cotton ginning plants In the world is now under construction at Corsica, Texas, and the next largest Is being constructed at Bryan, Texas. A third Is being put in at Mexla, Texas. No ons is so bold that be Is not rai 4 dentist eluded to try tbe pills. 1 purchased six boxes. .This was Ave months ago. "I had not taken all of tbe first box before 1 felt much reliel, I continued taking tbe pilla, and after using four boxes I was cured. I have none of those distressing symptoms now and am completely restored to health, aud can do as much work as any ol the laborers on my farm. I owe my rentor atlu to health to Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and galdly give my testimonial, hoping jt may prove beneficial to some persona similarly affected." By restoring to the blood the requis ite constituents of life, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People renew the nerve force and enable the stomach to promptly and properly assimilate the food, thus speedily and permanently curing the dyspeptic. These pills are a specific for all diseases having their origin in impoverished blood or disor dered nerves. 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