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Newspaper Page Textvzr. ' ""'Ebsomai-1" How it mMtnn the) kin, Itch, ootta, ine ami scales ' , gome people call it Utter, milk crust or alt rheum. Th jiuflerinj! from it Is lomwimH in lnt: lrl ni'l'li r reeoned to the? iintiffM, hut cannot cur. It pruored from humor inherits orac quired i perettts until ttaeee have ben removed. positively remotes litem, has radicallr and permanently tred the worst vase, and la without aa equal for all cutausout ntptioii jjotxTi pui am ihs beet uatharue. Price li coca lost el Ufa Comparatively Small. Vessels hava beon storm tossed foi daya on tha Paciflo coast, but there art few report! of loss ot life, and wort oi the batteted ships have managed to make port. Oregon's Scalp Bounty Law. Under Oregon's scalp bounty Ian passed by the legislator in 1S99, al most 50,000 scalps of 'wild an i malt have been presented to the county courts I this state, and scalp bount warrants to the amount ot $100,000 have been issued. LOTS OF FAKE HISTORIES. BRADSTREETS REVIEW. Book Writers Hav a Mania for At rtacloaa ami retentions Worka. If. I ever get to Congress," said man In a book store yesterday, "I am going to Introduce a bill for the sup nreeaion of fake historians. It will pro- sr- . . , i vide that any of them caug-i piymg jnj,hwj their craft shall be sentenced to six months, twice a year on the rock pile until they promise to be good." "What da van mean by fake historlansr ask ed another customer. "I thought there was more or less faking in all history, except, of course, historical novels,' -May be so," said the first man, "but what I had reference to was the Johnny-on-the-spot history that pops P nowadays the minute anything big hap- pens. Tate t-is vuinese muuuic, instance. It began last June, didn't It 1 Well, that's only a few months ago, yet how many histories or historical works K.rtnr diiwtlT or uullrecttr ou the Fitting Close to a Year of Exceptional and Unprecedented Activity. Bradstrtei's y: A.fittin close . f -votntinnal and in some respects unprecedented activity is fur nished ly the very (tn-ini r-j-v.. v. large holiday l.uslues la the jMt week, rv.. tn this sort t tiaos con.es from the Southwestern section. but. except iu some parts ot ins spring wheat and lumber be' h iSo"h' west, satistactory advices are quite general, lleavv-weight clothing, too. has been me.surably be'P ,wt same reason, but, despit a good bati ness in the last two weeks, tl tra has apparently lanl meht. ow mil,! waather. lu wholesale trade, business baa been ot feaiouab y small proportion, but reports from leading lines, such as ircn and steel, shoes and leather. lomr, gU, -d spring dry goojU. have l" uTtZlnl Bah! Here', one cata- log, cbtelly. otcore as ' logue in which I find twenty-eight, and ew. "J that doesn t represent oan -- WALL OF PRIHISTORIO AOE. ! Raaaarkaate Oanatractle tmmA U m Mleel-alppt Cvaaty. Those officials of the BUtt ot Mis sissippi who are charged with the re sponsible commission ot superintend ing the construction ot the new capital, which Is to coat 11.000,000, have had their atteutlon called to a very eicol lent article of stone which Is tald to exist lu Inexhaustible quontltle lu an old wall extending from near Raymoud In the southern portion of Hinds Coun ty to Braudjrwlue. In the county ot Claiborne, some forty utile to the southwest, and It Is powtlble a full lu vwttliratlou will be made before any contracts for the stoue work for the capltol Is awarded. The.exlsteuce of this great wall has boon known for many years, but all previous efforts to Interest archaeolo gists and other scientists have proved ."utile, they having boo-hooed at the Idea of auy such prehistoric wonder lu the great valley of the Mississippi. But the wall la there beyond all question, aud so accustomed have the Inhabit i .-tiiMtlnn-. aa the cannot reach the Sfseaeed witlon tbe ear. There Uoa y one laT-W -oess. and that it by Sons! remedies. VnIb6M it e "fdkr an n amed condition of the mucou. Imin ol the Eu.tackiaa Tnbe. When tale tube 'eu t Camrd too hae a rumbllnf wnnd or fPfe hct hTaring. aad hn It la entirelr elo M-eas I. reaum and unleB. lnfflamiaa. tloa can be taken ct and th.. ""gS 111 nor- eanditiea. hearinf wHIbedeetroyed vreer;ntnei- out ot tva 1bl catarrh, which it nethlnf but an inflamed condition at the moeout "tJi.,,., , We will slva One Handred lUaia roranr aot..ne.(c.tedby eatarrh) that can not be cured by HaU t Catarrh Cam. Bend lot euculara,trea. . m T.l-Aa. O a . J. V U .. m rFUiaaratho Sold T Drnrfina, 7io al-amyi UaU'al Worth Remembering. "It is the man at the top of the lad- " ther ,n ,n, old fashion der who can reach things.' remarked I IVv0. . ..If nnmber of DaKes, and I dare sav the sum total. A good many of them. I admit are works of real merit, but they are put forward under false pretense. They are books that were written care fully some years ago aad are now brought up to date' by & little faked appendix. They treat of the Chinese situation from a viewpoint-which was nil richt at the time, but Is now com pletely changed. Hence they are nila ladlng. , "But here's sonietning a great aeai worse. It purports to be a history of the recent complications, and Is pub lished In excellent style by a very re-r-rhio hnnse. I read It the other night and was amased at Its audacity. Instead of being such a logical presen tation of facts as we have a right to ex pect from a work making any preten tions to historical method. It Is a clumsy hodae-Dodjre of newspaper cuppings. -nrmni nli-.hnd . Speculation in cereals has been light, and increases ia supplb -d large surplus rejorts from the Argen tine Republic have still limner oe nre'sed the Ion iote et in wheat The world's wheat supplies are about n . with thnna of a VCHT SQ. ami American supplies are actually smalUr. Prices are steady aud changes few. Wheat (incluoiug four) shipment for the week .reate 4,011,105 bub- -i. amiinst 4.123.850 last vW'k. . From July 1 to tlate this season wheat exvortt are 94.ioi.4oa ousnew, as-iu 'r 094.193 last season Business failuies in the United ctatoa for th week number only 213. against 867 last week. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. mm me S3 IMP rtiiiS zrzsz C..f swollen glands, aching muscles ,1 and bowea, the dtseaae ia making rapid headway, and far worn symptoms will fallow unlets tne blooa is proaip.ly and effectually cleansed of this vtelatit aesirucnve pouon. S. S. S. is the only safe ana tniaiuwe ear for this disease, the only antidote tor this specific poison. It cures the worst cases thoroughly and permanently. retaoa. J tried live leti m Wirse. w did aa rood : I waa nttlaa wane all ine time ! kTr cane out. alcert arpearcd la w aw a k-ni at m n-vaiiw wmai b i i mstt with copaer colored eplotchte end aorta. 1 aun wwwtwj ,--. -LT .k-.ia.-i ..t ra M condttioa cuald have beta a wore i oait thoteafikte.1 at I waa caa aaderttand my eHtriaa I had about loot all hope of -r betas, welt ataia when I decided to tr S, a. a. n( mum coaieaa I had tittle faith left In aa aiedMae. After tahiaf the third bottle 1 aott4 a chaaee la ay coadt. Hon. This waa t rut-eo aoaraaias. aad I deter- staea o f--thorouth trial, from that time ealhetav meat wet rapio ; o. . i aeeaied to hae the dt f , lately anoer Easy te Stir Up Trouble. It is always much easier to prsaeh doubt than talth. Will Not Rebuild. Gray A Gray, who owned the itsam flouring mill at Talouse, Washington, whlah ImruBd two tnontns ago, m rf.ni.Ud not to rebuild. They have from t rw e f a. ? V) eaoe coi-i- p 1 tootrol ; the aorea aad J nlcere healed aad I weti 7 J 1 ... tooa free from all alsael, I . g' r ' I Jrw. ' SA-u,X. i.T. PO Va-. 1 I W. S Ufa, MCI BO on, romiiw, - i is the only purely vece i table blood purifier known. Jt.ooo ta offered for nroof that ' it coaUins a particle ot mercury, potash or other tmneral pon snti for our free book on bioou ruwuu h centaias valuable tnformattoa aooui this disease, with full directions for self treatment We charge nothing for medi cal advice ; cure yourself at borne. Tat twin trioirie eo- aTianta, Wool CJIP Yd Urdeld. Pake county's wool clip tot 00 is yet unsold, says an Oregonlsn oof respondent. Wool is nol moving a this notion of the state at all. Blf any of it has gone low the handi ot tb big buyers. TOO RNOTT 1TUAT TOO ATAIt!WO bought the large steam mllU at Oakes. wheo you take Grove's Tasteless Chill ... . . . . . . a . ii . im . I at I n 1 ef Tonio oeoanse ine ioruui - printed on avery bottle showing that it is simply Iron and (Julnlno lu a tails leal form. Ko Cuts. No fay. 60c. Strict Enforcement of the Law. Policemen on the itreetstn Hamburg watch the cars closely aud if tnsy nm i osr whloh carries a single pataetigst more than allowed by law. tne cououu t tor Is find 73 cents. dala. which will be refitted and some new waohlneiy added. Tne uases. dale mill is on of the largest and best tn the Palousa country, but has neea Idle tor a number ot yesrs except In the tall of the year, owing to the fact that it was owned by an estate am. waa tn litigation. ' Always Paid on Tims, The wages ol sin are elwayi pat rlghtapn time. Tallest Chimney In Amsrka. Tha tallaat chimney on this contl- a iLI nent is being eiectexi as vooswu.a Hook, Bayonne. N. J. hen com pleted it will he 800 feet high. ttai Deposited s forfeit. Kdward P. Burch. the promoter ot the new electrlo ratlway at hvsrett, Wa.h.. has deuosited 11,000 si a for fait in the event that fee or bit assigns shall tall to comply with tbe condi tion! ot the franchise. - i "anart ---- Hu r roved a Coo-glnvejtmtnt Maror Houston, ol Nelson. B. 0., states that the city's system of electrlo lighting has cost under $70,000. Total ...u.a iH7.2tia. DaviueuU for inter est and sinking fund, mnlntaioanoe and other chargws to $14,186, making a clear profit ot $11,163. ine puronase has proved a success the haughty representative ot family. "True," remarked the sarcastic man in homespun, "but it is the man at the bottom who can upset the ladder." GARFIELD TB.. has permanently enred eountlese casea of Chronic Constipation, and many diaeaset arttingfrom an In actire Ur: it Oeanset the Srtteot and Purifiea the blood. What's la a NameT Mra. WazKles Do you know why this ia called a solf hat? Waggles Yea, my dear. It is be cause people who play golf don't wear them. . . t. j.a .va a mt I . . i a m.va . .riven niiuiutrr v& , a noma - - -. - . mf nf them aerersLyears old. From the chapter headings one wouia sup pos that It contained Information of real value, and I turned at onceto the part dealing with the Chinese army and navy. It proved to te a newspaper u cte that I first read directly after the noi a Seattle Market Onions, new yellow, 9940. Lettuce, hot house, $1 per crate. Potatoes, new, $18. Beets, per sack, 85c 3$1. Turnips, per sack, $1.00. Bo-ash 1 .''ac. Carrots, per sack, COc Parsnips, per sack, $1.001.S5. Celery 60o doa. Cabbace. native and California, mmr between China and Japan. rtwl it named is now in service. It Is . tn. aa nf oolirse. that the fellow -r Donnds. who is fool enough to buy half -baked Butter Creamery, 80o; dairy, histories deserves to be humbugged, out ,2c; ranch, iec itso pouuu. 18(3 FITOBtO WALL fHCOT-Kin. ants of the vicinity become to Its pres ence that their curiosity has become lulled, and they have long since ceased o wonder as to Its origin. As stated, the old wall ia traceable for some forty miles but not without numerous breaks caused by the wash- ngs and the accumulations or ages lurylng long stretches below the pres et surface of the surrouudlng coun ry, but once the general direction is Ixed the explorer has little trouble In Idaho Mine Bonded. The Evergreen-Eureka Gold Mining Pom nan- has bonded its property at n.-n t.r Idaho, to a Salt Lake Vew avv v - company, ine company nrcT w F7 $126,000 for the propeity, whloh in cludes the Evergreen, fcureka ana wc Arthur claims. A Sljn. t?o r.thal. what can it mean? Last nisht I diearoed that 1 proposed to yon She1 should say It means tnas you were more sensible asleep than awake. Stop the Oough anti , Workw Off ino uoia. The New Cup Defender, Now being built, Is confidently eipsctsd to be tua fte.l ealltiig ventel ever built. U coital ruction IS oetlig aept a aet-i-. v. to tha that I1I1IUS MVllHwi. ....... . . . I Minara. which has defendad health for half a century patt. It holds the recont for the cure of dytpepsla. lnd -settlon. coiiKtlpation. nervoutiiets, bil iousness aud la grippe. U const ruction Is being aept a set-ret it ia whlKpered thatit will eaallv holi iui. An.erl.a it rapidly couiiui t Iroiil. A g-oil example ot this It lu th NOTHING BETTER MADE las ean't mate a mlilake U yoa et ..Mitchell.. Pehell, iteoiis & Staver Co. PORTLAND. ORECON. Trs iwiaw t riti)T rii i A I til I M..rd.iiioprii In. 4, sit mn firaei, w -; Slrauch ofllooti Chicago. I leeland "dj"' v FREE ELECTRIC BELT OFFER tha avaull. ma tt aa t ami aw attrs MHtraaol a a.-. I. MnMi -t . hu. avttl lyil 7 ,n n a4 aian-tata. .9nr SEARS, ROEBUCK CO., Chicago. the average man hasn't time to think the matter over In advance. What 1 have said applies also to the snap-shot lives' that appear whenever a person- aire of nrbmlnence dies. In these pro gressive times the biographer can actu- Cheese 14c. EggaRanch, 29c; Eastern 25c. Poultry 12c; dressed. 14o; spring, 13915c turkey. 18c. Hay Puget Sound timothy, $14.00; choice Eastern Washington timothy, Indlng where It next crops above the Laxailve Bromo-Quinina Tablets cure Poor Farm That Make Money. s t , x-, n-inona I tin nn The poor larm in w.nou Wuaj. ai,y beat tne emDaiiuer. 'TL-Wlmla, S24.00: cracked. $26: VV T feed meal, $25. iranaaa haa onlT 10 iumares. IjHSI year it cleared $200 over expenses. Times-Democrat Tho Boat Protcrlptloa for Halaxte Chilis and Fever is a bottle of Groves. Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine In a tasteless form, Ko Cure, Ko Pay. Price SOc Humane Education, c Francisco Bulletin: The child that has been taugnt to oe -inu so cats and dogs will be kind to his fel lows. New Charter for Uwlrion, A committee of Lewiston, Idaho, oitizeaa is preparing amendments to tie city charter for presentation to the legislature. COURTESY IN ONES HOME. Obaerre Society's Eulea and Children Wlll Nerer Be 111 at Eavae. When we read of court functions In Barley Rolled or ground, per ton. $20. Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.30; blended straights, $3.25; California. $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; tra- foreign lands we notice that precedence ham, per barrel. $3.25; whole w Is a thing determined by arbitrary laws. flonri $3.25; rye flour, $3.804.00. and should we spend a season in Wash ington we would learn that there are certain conventional rules which govern society and which cannot be violated by any one, from the lowest to the highest Precedence la an anomaly In the sim ple life of the ordinary home, yet It Is an open question whether the cheerful contentment of the simplest household would not be Increased If there were more formality in tbe dally intercourse of parent and children. Politeness would Drevent much friction, for it Is ness to squao- Millstuffs Bran, per ton, -fU.ou. 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 beet steers, price 7.c; cows, 7c; mutton 7?i; pork, 7?ac; trimmed, 9c; veal, 119 12c. Mama TLnre. 13c: small. 13; breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt sides. 8 He. urface. The average belgbt 01 me .vail above ground Is only three or four eet In the best exposed places, but here Is no telling how deeply imbed led are the bottom layers. . In some evel stretches where the entire top of he wall is still above the aurface. It Is .'rom ten to forty feet wide and as wild as it could have been when first milt Tbe stones average six feet long, hree feet wide and two feet thick, and tre estimated to weigh from two to hree tons. They are roughly but accu rately squared and dressed an4 lmbed led In as fine an article of cement as tny builder of the present century need ever want to see. So tightly and firm y are the great stones Joined together .hat It requires considerable exertion with pick and crowbar to loosen them from their ancient beds. It Is understood here that a party of archaeologists and other scientists are preparing to visit Mississippi for the purpose of exploring the old wall. a cold in one day. Price 25 cents. Ho core, No Pay. New Irrigation Ditch. A plan is being discussed by which tbe greater part of Canyon Hill. Idaho, will be susceptible to irrigation. A ditch will be dug from tbe Caldwell canal to the top of the bill. Large Shipment of Hones. I. A. Whiteley and II. C. Elms, of Ironside, shipped 100 horses last week from Huntington, Or., to Arkansas aud Texas. Millions Use Carter's Ink which Is a sure proof of its excellent qual it?, la made chemically accurate. There tore the bst . Present to Montana School of Mines. O. W. Goodate. of Great Falls, Mon tana, has presented to the museum ot Large Contract for Sawlojs. Csll'hsu A Boyle have contracted uh tha Nalaon Sawmill company, ot Nelson. B. C, to furnish 4,000,000 feet of sawlogs. IS- TOD IIAVK NEVER VKD OtrtrlKM TKA. the Original lletfc Medtrtne, tend to the Uarfleld Tea Co , Brooklyn, N. Y., for rilaK aAMl'LIC. Fliherlu ol England and Wale. in Vnoland and Wales there are 7.871 flshinu boats and 40,000 fisher. in tha sea fishery. Last raur thev cauuht .850,000 hundred- wei.ht ol fish, inoloding 2,950,000 hundredweight of herring. Beware of fraud! Krerr eocc breed. Imitators and counter- trlirnt. iMok out lor auhailtuiet wnen 70U e.a lor Caacarvts leuuy veiuamo. u w, loc, too, 4oc Why It This So T It is humiliating, or should be so, to public spirited Uregonians to read that butter btooght from Minnesota ia sold in large quantities in Southern Oregon, says tha Portland Telegram. 1 ,mmim r- at-iiT aataisi "i1 rtU auMt aU Waatata. Boltt'a School. Heltt'e School (for boys), Menlo Park, Cal v.. ..nrianta and ia in better condition tbanerer. Bprine term begina January 7th, inoonsistent with polite 11. Send tor catalof-e. Ira G. Hoitt, rn. v., 1 tiaot--Phle thinzs. to be Principal. A Fish That Weighed a Ton. At Arenella, near Palermo, they have just caught a very rare fish indeed. The have agreed to call it the "tub fish." It was three yards long, two yards deep, weighed a ton and had a skin tougher than a costermonger's donkey, since hammers couldn't break it. perserveranza says that few people see the "tub fish" in a life time. brutally candid. Pernaps we ao not half consider how much politeness saves us from aa we go about among our friends. In home conversation precedents as to right of way should be with tbe el- 6454c; Blnestein, 680 per Portland Market Wheat Walla Walla. Valley, nominal; bushel. Flour Best grades, $3.40; graham, $2.60. Oats Choice white, 42.c: choice gray, 41c per busheL Barley reea oariey, euo.eu u.- -a n Rood Housekeeping. Father Ii--. t ia.50 tier ton, and mother, grown-up brothers and sis- Millstnffs Bran, $15.60 ton; mid ters, guests should be allowed to ex- dlings, $21; shorts, $17; chop, $16 per press tnemseives nuu muv 1 ion HELP WANTED, wr i.T.n M.n .nat vnmra of ld charae' or to Tprant catabl.ahod hooae on talarr: apio-"'" ph'W' 2rM 4. O. JBoa 67. Portland. Oreaoa. Wooden Cannon Exploded. A wooden cannon used in the repie nutation of a play at GreenwalPs opera house, in Fort Worth, Texas, ex ploded during the performance killed one of the andience. Hay Timothy,$12 12.60; clover,$7 9.50; Oregon wild hay, o(g per ton. Butter Fancy creamery, 60 55c; store. 32.c Eggs 27 He per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 13 c; Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c and should not be suffered either to inter rupt or to carry on their talk In a hlgn key so that the older persons can hardly hear themselves speak. One finds In otherwise well-bred cir cles an amazing license accorded to the nhiMnn in their continual breaking In uitu 11 with queries or with Information about per pouuu. , their own matters, nobody taking no- Poultry-Chickens, mixed, $2 50 tw tint they arVlearnlng to trample 8.00 per dozen; hens, $4.60; springs. "fL VZ f ln- $2.003.60; geese. $6.00.00 doz; rr inri;udeVt mk Hoote. p mother comes into a room, Hubert and tti- .hAnM maa that ehp haa & chair. nam 1 iivu.u I . i , mnlM .... . . 1 I . V. n r. .Via I itqu uv. V I can tbink 01 noiu tUU v-Wea-Beets. tl: turnips. live, lie per pound. Potatoes 6060o per sack; This stgnatare ia on erery box ot the gannina Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabieu the imaedy that ewrea m eoia la elay Aa Immense Fortune. Diamonds are always trumps with Alfred Bett, the diamond king of South Africa. He is only 46 years old, and has amassed a fortune of $200,000,000 in 25 years. . . Chinese Funeral Rites. Tbe friends of the dead in China beg figure of a girl say 10, 12 or 13 years, calmly ensconsed in tne most comron- able chair In the house, wnue ner mother, or her father for that matter, looks about In vain for as desirable a Boys are, of course, taught to rise and . y anv Inriv whn enters a give a w - . 1 ia tn rise and remain standing per po--" a Wltaa. ow till a woman is seated, out tne ruie is ner sack; earuc, o per pouuu bage, iHo per pound; parsnips, 85c; onions, $1.75; carrots, 75c. Hope New crop, 12 14c per pound. Wool Valley, Eastern Oregon. 10 12c; mohair, Great Find of Manuscripts. The Itussiaus, on occupying Mukden, the capital of Mauchurla, secured In ther words "looted" a large quantity f very valuable Oriental MSS., which, by command of the Russian govern ment, are being sent to St Petersburg in order to be submitted to a minute examination at the hinds of tbe au thorities of the Imperial Library, says a St Petersburg correspondent of the London Daily Mall. Among the MSS. there should be, ac cording to the view of Russian experts, many MSS. of Greek and Roman class ics, which were plundered and car ried away by the Mongols In their wars f rlpraatatlon In Europe In the thir teenth century. Some European schol ars have combated this theory, which was put forward some years ago, but In any case the question Is likely to be definitely settled at no distant date. The Mongols first became known and feared In Europe by tne conquests or Jenghiz and his house In the thirteenth century. The Huns were the first wave of Mongols to burst over Europe, ltiey pvpn broke Into Italy. Before the mid- i die of the thirteenth century the Mon- 75c ' goto had conquered all Russia and Po v.! i land and all eastern Europe. Llegnltz, sweets, the. Montana State School of Mines his large collection of ores and minerals, which includes about 1,000 specimens, many of which are exceedingly rare. Mothers will find Jlrs. Wltislow'e Hooth- xg Syrup the best re.nedy to una for th' juuuren miring iu itcnuun i.iv-. Death Statistic of Washington. Fnrtv sudden deaths occurred in Spokane county, Wash., during 1000. Of these 22 were due to accident, 10 were suicides, five were caused by sud den attacks ot h.art disease and apo plexy, two were supposed crimes and one was a legal hanging Piso's Cure cannot be too lilffhlr spoken of as a cuuph cure. J. W. O'Hrikn. vsi Third Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6, 1900. To Race In Montana Next Season. There will be races in Butte ami An aconda next season. E. D. Laurence, of New Orleans, bus obtained a lease. on the Butte and Anaconda tracks, aud a jookey club has been formed, known as the Montana Jockey Club. TO CORE A COLD IN ONE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money It it tails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig nature is on each box. 25c. IF YOU VANT AN ENGINE. BOILER SAW MILL Or in (act anything in the Machine line, writs us for Catlc?ues and Prices. RUSSELL & CO., Portland, Oregon. CUTLER'S CARBOHTEof IODINE A guaranteed Cure lor Catarrh and Consumption, tl ou. 1) tors 14. w.a. jmith a C8..ty(fai3, i.y.Piop'L "iiT TUCnt: BE LIGHT t' And there wee Until. We tttue bae a soon i,rw cclcnl lor wantint plenty ol perlaot lifht. tverrone lulns Wltith or any othrr Inian. deareut burnetii ihnulil have the Knaol'e "fur tact" mantle. Ker handi, rlilinnere don't brak, briehtenl and mM auram. a cniiti can t)uM It, fltt any burner, in reality a "perleol" mantle. Try one and yon'U alwaye t them. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. eLtBafmsBBsa Genuine t t d:ii X Itm fooo: rtrr- LillLlU JUiYUi 1 iiioe j ; idranttearh. o(palil KKIT CO., i ri THE JOHN M AK- lrat St., t ortland, lira. m.A. i, a nrarnnra. An absolute rtor- a 11 aft I tl ntIUtn. a, of grey ur fa.lwj hair to ita ormnal color, ramovaa dand ruff, alreniiliau and lal(oraiaai no lna Bauiple buttle IU eta, la plala rair. Must Boar Signature of anil blrmiKliM. reatom tlit blmin oulli. Hampla 10 cu, In plain wrappar. 1097-1048 Ma.oiilo Tempi., Cbleago. 5ee Pac-SlntlU Wrapper Betew. the battle which left Europe helpless before the Mougols. was fotrght In 1241. a . 1 .. ! 1 A often In abeyance to their own mothers and ewes. 8c; uressea muvwu, and sisters. You may enter It on your 7c per pound records as a rule without exception. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, 5.76, !-" -.n .r v t eaae in so- lieht and feeders. $5.00; dressed. permission to burn quaint pasteboard l t 0 fali8 m tie littte dally ameni- 5.006.25 per 100 pounds, images of men and cattle, shaped in yeg ln the home. Beef Gross,, top steers, $ 3.50 4.00; Only as we are most careful to insist cows, .uu.oi u via, on Derfect courtesy in our home life, 7c per pound. " a e It I m H 1 k Wa aMall Q A can we expect tnat our ennuren snan veal LArge, orst(i ov appear to advantage when they step on 8.c per pound. the larger world-stage beyond their own doors. San Francisco Market New Russian Coal Fields. ' WSde0US"V? t the immediate neighborhood of pound; Eastern Oregon, 10 14c, Val- - . 11 , r , rf lunrthnm. MlffllUR. IHV. 1UU4XIV, - v . Growth of Population tn Germany. Tha oTowth of Germany since the 13 14c per PumJi!war with France Is the most remark able phenomenon of modern -urope. Since the treaty of peace was signea Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers ln jgfi Germany has not extended her Velocity of Sound. Sounds pass through if at the Telo city of 1.143 feet per second, through water 4.000 feet, through iron 17,500 feet. Terr saaaU aA as eaar te take aa anab FOI READACHL rOR DIIZINCSS. FOR RIUQUSIESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR .AllOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION tftSU 1 Vwmtr TattaMSyfctwW lU a rv-r-e-rVri liAltl LlAO if THE BEST NEW YEAR RESOLUTION... Tnk.' KEELEY Renit for raadlng matter tha Kaala tnetltuta, 814 Slith Hi., raHlaad, Or. DROPSY 19 DAIS' Tl UTMEKT FREE. Ht made Dropsy and lu oom- Slioatioii. a ipooiahy tor tw.nif oarivith tne moit anilr(al uooeii. Hare oared many mobs- audouei. .... Sl.a.B.I-X'IIOHS, Bos If, Atlanta, Q. CURE SICK HEADACHE. SURE CURE FOR PILES 1UNU I'llfli produce mol.ture end oauia lull ITCH t hlne. Thl. form. a. will a. Blind. BI.eiltiie or frotrudlna Pile, are cured hr Dr.Boaanko'a Pile Remedy. Stop. Itrhlng and bleedlnf. Abaorhe lumora. Wo e crimciea paper, on wio apu. nuwo s dead lie. The ceremony is a mark of respect and is believed also to act as a sedative on the departed spirits. territory by a single acre on the conti nent of Europe (if we except the acqui sition of Heligoland), but sue Has in creased her population by "16,000,000. The Germans numbered 40,000,000 In 1871; they number 50,000,000 now, and yet although there are so many more mouths to feed, the Germans are better fed, better clotnea, ana in every way more Drosperous than they were then. This Is attributed largely to the fact rw fnr twenty years Germany de voted herself to Improving the ele mentary education of her people. JaratdrumtltUorHntlir mall. TreatlHfrae. Wrlle me about four cata. liu. uoBna.u. ra laae.ra, If -aren't a reeular. healthy morenient of tbe boweli erery day, yoe're .lex. or will be. Keep yout bowels open, and ba well. Force, in tbe tbape ot violent pby.te or pill polaon, ia dangerous. Tb. amootbe.t, easiest, most perfect way oi keening lbs bowels clear and clean is to take I 1 Nfc-" CANDY CATHARTIC a n traoi MAaa eseesTtnca Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good Do flood, yerer Sicken, Weaken, or arlpe. Vic. ' Me Write for free sample, and booklet on bealtb. Address nrtlS ttrnttr Caapaay, Calusa, . Snr lark. Mia KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN CuntS tn AlL Hot fAlLS, I i Bett Cough Symp. Tuie Good. Use f 1 In time. Sld br niirirlta. f 1 the city of Tchwartschovsk, In the Cau casus, a coal field extending over more than thirty miles has recently been dis- nori. The coal Is saiu to De or a first-class quality, and a syndicate, with Prince Cantacuzene at the head, has already acquired the right of ex ploitation. The place wnere ine veins occur is only twenty miles from the Black Sea, and railway as well as water communication can easily be rendered available. It is reported that work will soon be started. There Are Such. That man has spent all bis life wast ing bis unquestionable talent and Ig noring opportunities for success." . "Yes," answered Miss Cayenne. "He haa a positive genius for wresting de feat from the Jaws of victory." Wash ington Star. A man is as old as be feels and a woman Is as old as she doesn't think she locks. Hons Crop. 1900, 13J.17.o. Butter Fancy creamery 86c; do seconds, 28c; fancy dairy, 88 23c; do seconds, 18o per pound. EggsStore, 80c; fancy ranch, 87c. Millstuffs Middlings, $16.60 19.50; bran, $14.0014.60. TtftT Wheat I913; wheat and oat I9.0012.BO; best barley $9.50 alfalfa. f7.00 10.00 per ton; straw, 8547Ko per bale. Potatoes Oregon Burbanks,60c $1; Salinas Burbanks, 85c$1.15; river Bnrbanks, 8065c; sweets. 858Bc. Citrus Fruit Oianges, Valencia, $2.7B3.25; Mexican limes, $4.00 6.00; California lemons 76c$1.60; do choice $1.76 8.00 per box. Tropical Fruits Bananas, $1.60 8.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom inal; Persian dates, 6Q6.o per pound. , L M U I Unmarried Men and Women. Taklug the Australian colonies in the aeereeate, there are only seventy-five unmarried females for every one hun- rird nnmnrried males. In New South Wales alone, according to the last cen sus, there are nearly 100,000 more un married males than unmarried fe males: In Victoria the excess is up wards of 75,000; in Queensland It Is almost 67,000; In Southern Australia, over 17,000; in Western Australia, 0,000; In Tasmania about the same; and in New Zealand, a little less than 44,000. . Mew Motor for Automobiles. A new electric motor for. automobiles has been devised which restores energy to the storage battery when the vehicle Is running downhill. . a man under 40 is at a disadvantage in that he cannot excuse his attentions to younsr women on tbe ground tnat tbey are "fatherly," iha itind Von HavA Alwavs Itoucht has borne the ai ma ture of Chas. II. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal Bupcrvision for over 30 years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits. Imitations and Just-as-good are but Experiments, and endanper tho health of Children Experience against Experiment, What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothlngr Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other .Narcotic substance. Its ape is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverinhness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's 1 riend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Rnnil (or mr book "OIL FIELDS Or CALI. FOKNIA," lu.uirriuTitD, nmllfrt lr. ' Buy Vesuvius sts.'ic snd inaks money, Now -rilling. Adjoins the big Lion well. JAMES R. T. MERSHON, Government Licensed Broker 537-38-39 Parrott BUI,, S. f., Cal. In Use For Over 30 Years. TH( etNTaua eoMaaNV. tt ausiurstsiiT, ibumm-, SELF HYPNOTIC HEALING! I hav. mad a lata dlaoiivarv that snabiaaall to In due tha hypnotic' sleep In Ibumsolvas Instantly, awaken at any deslrnd time and thereby cure alt aiiown n and bad habile. Anyone ean In dues th! sleep In thsniMdvoalnsiamly at Arst trial, conlrol tlielr droniiis, read the minds of frlsnds and enemies, any part ol the eartb, solve bant; qurmiuii. ami iiromein in tins sieep ana remein. ber all when awake. This so-called Mental-Vision, Lesson will ba w lit tn anvona fur lot, allvar. aAtu ally enabllni him to do tha above without further charga. FROF. It. B. IIUTTON. Lock Boa "V." McCook, Nebraska. FAT FOLKS FDUCEQ, from 16 to 3( lbs. per month by a barm leas treatment. '1'bousauds enred. Mrs. M. A. MarCroue, till Hawler St., Roctau.ier. N. T.. writes; "Kour years aso 1 wai reduced 48 pounds by your valu able treatment. U, amarlanoa asTralned Nurse bastausbt me the daniersof Fattv i-winersuon. Have net gaiuea." fatlenta treated by malleonlidenilally. for partlcalarsaddress.wlta Unp, DB.V.C.tSlOER, 1314 luniic Tsnpli.lhieigo.lU a. " v. r. n. o. no. a-isoi. IVHW -rltlnr ta f i mention th ft, advertisers pUaie paper.