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Newspaper Page Textmw li a strong point with Hood's S&rsaparilla. A fcottla lasts longer and does mere good than any other. It b the only medicine of which can truly be said 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR A Bora Diplomat. Eft Mis DeJones, Clars, I never lored su oa but you. ill jou be mj wlfel She But Tt been told that rou pro posed to four other girls within a month. Ho True, darling; but I did it merely for practice, so I wouldn't blunder in proposing to yov. TMRESHINd COMPANIES. Tk Big Agricultural and Saw MID Ma Chlriery Houses Centered la Portland as Headquarters for tbs Northwest. There is nothing of which Portland it more prond than the great agricul tural implement houses that make their headquarters for the Northwest in this city. Among the first of these is the Advance Thresher Company, which has built a fine warehouse and offices on the East side at Second and Belmont streets. Mr. J. O. Humphrey is the manager in charge- of the corn pany's splendid business in this sec tion, and he is now in the thick of spring activity at his commodious quarters. The threshermen are just now look ing sharply after new equipment and necessary repairs and renovations for the coming season, and no one omits calling at the Advance establishment if he seeks to inform himseU fully as to the market and advantages of the various threshing outfits. In fact a visit to the agricultural and saw mill machinery manufacturers houses on the East side is a liberal education to any one who wants to get a fair idea of the vast farmer interests of this part of America. Immense capital is invested in these concerns. They sell largely on credit, and when times are prosperous an enormous amount of machinery is sold and paid for. Tbey are the thermome ter of the advancement and prosperity of the great Northwest. The factory and principal place of business of the Advance Threshing Company is at Bat tle Creek, Michigan. Two years ago they came into Portland, and now they are doing business with the most ac tive and influential people in their lines. A Guide to the Height of Heels. There are four different heights, .with as many different names, of the military heel alone. As a guide to those who want to be right on the sub ject of heels, remember the following: Up to one and one-quarter inches a heel is a military, up to one one aud five-eighths it is a Cuban, above that it is a Spanish heel. When It goes above two inches it is a Cantillian. The French heels range from one and one-quarter to two Inches usually and are called Louis XV. The Da Barry heel runs from two inches and quite a few women wear it Shoe Re taller. There is more Catarrh In this section of th country tban all other diseases out together ad until the last few years was supposed to Ik incurable. For a ereatmanr vearsdoctora pro nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly tailing to cure wun local treatment, pronounced n incurs uie. Science b as proven catarrh to be a constitu tional disease, and therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu factured by P. i. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, it the only constitutional cure on the market. II is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to s teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous suriaces or tne system, rney oner 01 1 Hundred dollars tor any case it tails to cure Bend for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY ii CO., Toledo, O Bold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Fills are the best. Bones with the People Oft Two little fellows of 7 and 8 years heard older people speaking of skele tons. The 7-year-old boy listened pa tiently to the conversation, when the older boy, with an air of superior knowledge, said abruptly: Ton don't know what a skeleton is, and I do." "So do I," replied the younger. "I do know." "Well, what is it?" "It's bones with the people off." Pathfinder. ... NEW PENSION LAWS se,nfree Apply to NATHAN BICKFORD. 914 F St.. Washington, D. C. 6th N. H. Vols., 1831-65. WE WANT AGENTS 150 and up per month to ener getic represen tatives in every city and town town in Oreeon OPPORTUNITY Washington and Idaho. Dignified, hon orable, permanent and immensely profit able employment at home or on the road; something new; send stamp or call at office for details. SQUARE DEAL BROKERAGE CO. 29 Seventh Street, Portland, Oregon CHAMPION MOWERS Draw Cut, no push. Added Power, cuts where others wont. Prices right. When you buy. Buy the Best. Buy the Champion Mowers, Bakes, and Binders. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER COMPANY First and Taylor Sts. PORTLAND, ORE g-!MiMM.j;l CURES WHERE ALL (LSI ft lit. I aem uougn ojrup. i antes uooa. m time, eoia oy artunrtnts. spill "Are you the waiter who took my order for that chopr "Tesslr.- "Bless me, how you have grown P' "She says she Is very fond of mu sic "Instrumental ?" "Well, it's In strumental In making the neighbors swear when she gets at the planV Exchange. JInkins How is your son getting along In his literary labors? Jorklcs Oh, famously! You should see how gracefully he carries his pen behind his ear. Boston Transcript Tonsorlal Artist Your hair seems to be coming out Freshman Yes, It Is. Tonsorlal Artist Tried our hair tonic? Freshman Yes. but that didn't do It, though. Yale Record. "How hollow It sounds."' said a pa tient under the movement cure, as the physician was vigorously pounding his chest "Oh, that's nothingr said the doctor; "wait till we get to the head." Alice (aged 5) Mamma, my appe tite says it's time for dinner. Mother Well, dear, go and see what the clock says. Alice (some seconds later) The clock says my appetite la ten minutes fast! . Husband What! A hundred dol lars for an opera cloak? Why, It is perfectly ridiculous, my dear. Wife Yes, I know It Is; but you said you couldn't afford an expensive one. Chi cago Dally News. Teacuer Johnny, write on the blackboard the sentence "Two heads are better than one." Now, Johnny, do you believe that? , Johnny Yes'm. 'Cause then you kin get a Job in a dime museum and make lots o' money. "At what age do you consider wom en the most charming?" asked the in quisitive female of more or less un certain age. "At the age of the wom an who asks the question." answered the man, who was a diplomat New Yorker. Howes Don't like this cold weath er, eh? Why, only last summer you were complaining of the heat Barnes Not of the heat itself, but rather be cause of Its untimellness. It would be all right If reserved for such weather as this. Boston Transcript "You may turn up your nose at me. Martha Ann Billlwink, but I want you to remember it's leap year, and Kit Garllnghorn is trying to get me away from you." "Well, I'll Just show the freckle-faced thing she can't do that George dear!" Chicago Tribune. "Father," said Kathle, "how much does a quite small bottle of Ink cost?' "You can get one for a penny," an swered father. "A penny T exclaimed Kathle, in great disgust "And mum mle made an awful fuss when I upset the littlest bottle in the cupboard!" "Aren't you ashamed of your Indo lence " "Indeed, I am," answered Meandering Mike. "I've been trying to do something for it" "What?" "I've been takln' de faith cure. I've been hoppln' make-believe wood wit an Imaginary ax." Washington Star. Newltt Well, there's one thing about the weather. It's always a safe topic of conversation. Borroughs I thought It was to-day when I met Lendham, but when I started to speak of it he said, "Yes, it's unsettled, and that reminds me of that account of yours." "Dear," said the politician's wife, "there's a handsome big policeman whose beat embraces Mrs. Swellman's house. Can't you get him transferred to this neighborhood?" "What for?" demanded her husband. "Mrs. Swell man has an excellent cook and I want her." Philadelphia Press. The officers of a British man-o'-war were entertaining their friends with a grand lunch and in attendance were some typical British tars. A young lady, wanting a piece of bread looked behind her chair at one of the sailors in waiting, and asked him to bring her what she wanted. But he drew him self up, stiff and stern, and, to her amazement replied, "Can't do It miss; I'm told off for taturs." An Up-to-Date Village. "Do you have a good lecture course here during the winter?" was asked of the manager of the Hlgginsvllle Lyceum. "Indeed we do," he answered; "and next season we expect to outdo all previous records. So far we have booked one ransomed missionary, one reformed gambler, one troupe of trained animals, one convert ed heathen, one moving picture ma chine and one professional personator. We may take on a college professor who wants to speak about the tendency of modern literary thought, but I don't know. It's pretty hard to keep the course on the same high plane of thought throughout" Judge. The Other Side of tho Story: Sin gleton What's the trouble, old man; yon look all broke up. Wederly You would doubtless look broke up, too, If you had a mother-in-law like mine, and she Singleton Ha! The old. old story; she's coming to spend a few weeks with you, I suppose. Wederly (sadly) No; on the contrary, she has been with us two months, and to-day she was compelled to return home. She nursed my wife through a bad case of fever, took care of the baby, attended to the household duties, mended my clothes, and loaned me five dollars on three different occasions. Oh, I tell you, that woman is an earthly unel If there ever was one. Ex. Enough to Hold Him torf Awhile. "The average weight of men's brains," ventured Mr. Ilenpeck, "U about five ounces greater than woman's." "And the average brick," replied his darling, "weighs a good deal more than a book of real poetry." Countless; Sara Just think of the number of American girls who go tuft-hunting abroad! They who return as countesses are so few! Jack And those who "don't are countless. Princeton Tiger. Avers To be sure, you are growing old. But vhy let everybody see It, in your ray hair? Keep your hair dark and rich and postpone ace. If you will flair Vigor only use Ayer's Hair Vigor, your gray hair w ill soon have all the deep, rich color of youth. Sold for 60 years. I am new mr M years old, an4 t be a thick, h4 at l n hulr whkh to a wowtrr to vrT rrtat who It. Aim! ot a irl ball In It. all duo ia Aw lUIr Vtrnr." Has. U. H. IKiiUS. Uockia, Mtua, fife a bottle. All 1rurv'tn. j. c. tm co., trtwoll. Ma The tests of turbine entities at Elber- fcld, Germany, show a steam consump tion ennivalent to ahnur eleven mm mis to indicated horse-power, au uuparal- Iolvd performance in economy. For coueha and coMs there is no better medicine than Piso's Cure for Consamp- tioa. rrioe i cent. He Has It Removed. "They say," remarked the youth, "that wise man never stumbles over he same stone twice." "That's riRht," rejoined the sage. "When he passes that way again it ten t there." CASTORIA For Infants and Children, Tfca Kind Yea Hara Always Bought Bears the Signature Indications. ' Ttnirpln T Ka anma renins has In vented revolving rubber heels for shoes. Jukksou Ah! Another revolutionary movement on foot, eh? Mothers will and Mrs. Wlnslows's Soothing 3jrup the best remedy to use for their children a or log tne teetnug periotu Anything bnt Green. WigglesMuggins made his money in groceries. Higgles Indeed! W as he a green grocer? Wiggles I should say not lie did a strictly cash business. IMPORTANT TO THRESHERMEN. An Account and Note Book of 25 Pates Sent Free to Any Address. The A. H. Averill Machinery Co., of Portland, Ore., whose advertisement is to be found elsewhere in this publica tion, have prepared for distiibution among threshermen a thresherman'e ac count and note book of 25 pages. This book will be mailed to threshermen freef of charge, by addressing the above named company. Nothing; Doln'. "Just one kiss, dear, before I go," pleaded the young physician. "None of that for me, thank yon," re joined the fair maid, "I don't like the idea of having a doctor's hill thrust un der my nose." SKeeley liquor-morphine-tobacco J fare masts permanently curie Vi v for rut L particulars aonu nt fflLtY IHSTmjTE.- fOUTl ANP.OWC, The largest cave is the Mammoth. It is over ten miles long and has a navi gable stream flowing through its cham bers. TITC Permanently cored, wonts or nervoasiieet ll Id after flretday'suseofDr.Kllne'sUreatNeTre Restorer. Send for Frre S3 trial bottleand treatise. Dr. K. H. Kline. Ltd.. Si." Arcb St, Philadelphia, ia Harbin, Manchuria, Is only three years old, but it is one of the great est cities of Asia, and has the larg est European population of any Asiatic city, containing G0.000 Russians, be sides the soldiers and 40,000 Chinese. It will be the great flour milling city of that region. AN INVISIBLE White Hair ! I S SIBl MKMSSSI - - TO HEALTH Malaria is a slow poison, but the most stubborn and deeply rooted when it takes possession of the sys tem. We breathe into the lungs the polluted, germ tainted air ; the little microbes then enter into the sys tem, and feeding upon the red corpuscles of the blood, soon reduce this vital, life-sustaining fluid to such a weak, watery state that the patient becomes listless paic auu auxiuic, anu men tally and physically de- Amory, Miss., Jan. 28, 1803. nrpKRed Malaria rrntv V.a Abont fifteen years ag-o I suffered with boils pressea. juaiana may be- took a course of 8. S. 8., which built me up gin With slight rigors or entirely cured me of the boils. Three years chillv sensations followed igo 1 ,ufered Malaria, and remembering; cnuiy sensations, iouowea how much g-ood B.S.s. had done me, I deter by fever and thirst; but mined to try it again. I am glad to say that the gradually all parts of the JVaklJaTS 1ifir0.nldhav,d2"vIred' Binoe then ' cc j .i iJ.8, 8.8, tot "Pringr, and have no attack ol System are affected; the Malaria. Last summer I spent most of the time liver becomes torpid, and on TomW-bee bottom having- timber cut. dark or yellow splotches E' DALBYMPLB. appear upon the skin ; the stomach fails to properly digest the food, and there are frequent headaches, dizziness, bad taste in the mouth, constipation and a general worn-out, tired feeling that only a sufferer from Malatia can describe. Other and more dangerous symptoms are apt to follow where this disease is neglected, such as nervous pros tration, palpitation, sleeplessness, enlarged liver, weak kidneys boils and nsing3 and dangerous-looking sores and abscesses. Malaria 'is all the more dangerous because of its insidious and stealthy nature. It is an invisible atmospheric poison, and the germs and microbes that are lodged m the blood are propagating and increasing in number all the while, clogging the circulation and gradually wrecking the health. , progeny penorm their tunctions and carry oft the poisonous secretions and health-destroying matter that have been polluting the blood and clogging the circulation. S. S. S. con tains no strong minerals, but is strictly a vegetable remedy, a blood purifier without an equal, and the greatest of all tonics. If you have any symptoms of Malaria, write us, and medical advice will be fur lushed without cost, jug 9WlgJ SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA The letter of Miss Mcrklcy, whose picture Is printed above, proves beyond question that thousands of cases of inflamma tion of the ovaries and womb are annually cured by the use of Lydia E Pinkhsa's Vegetable Compound. "Diah JIbs. PrjrsnAMt Gradual loss of strength aud nerve force told me somethlngr waa radically wronfr with me. I bad severe shooting pains through the pelvic organs, cramps and extreme irritation compelled me t seek medical advice. The doctor said that I bad ovarian trouble and ulcera tion, and advised an operation. I strong! v objected to this and decided to try tiydia li Pinktmm's Vcjre tablo Compound. I soon found that my judgment was correct, and that all the good things said about this modi cine were true, and day by day I felt less pain and increased appetite. The ulceration soon healed, aud the other complications disappeared, and in eleven weeks I waa once more strong and vigorous and perfectly well. "My heartiest thanks are sent to yon for the great good you have done Ble.,, Sincerely vours, Miss M Ana akkt Mebklit, 875 third St., Milwaukee, Wis. fSOOO forfait If original of ataw Mtm eoa(f fsawaeitoM swtaet sMut Always Leap Year. In one part of "all the Russlas." the province of Ukraine, it is always leap year as far as the female privilege of proposing is concerned. It Is said to be customary there, when a young woman falls In love with a man, for her to go to his father's house, and In the most tender and pathetic nianucr plead with the young man to take her as his wife. She promises the most submissive obedience to Ms will it he will but accept her. If the young man says: "I beg that you will excuse me from this," she tells him Ci:it she la resolved not to depart until he shall promise to take her for better or worse. She accordingly takes up uer abode there and remains utitil he is wooed and won or until he ends the siege by fleeing to parts unknown. Old Soldier's Story. Sonoma, Mich., June 13. That even in actual warfare disease is mote ter rible than bullets is the espt-tience of Delos Hutchins of this place. Mr. Hutchina as a Union Soldier saw three years of service tinder Butler Barke in the Louisiana swamps and as a result got crippled with Rheumatism so that hiB hands and feet got all twisted out of shape and how he suffered only a Rheumatic will ever know. For twenty-five years he was in mis ery, then one lucky day his druggist advised him to use Uodd's Kidney I'ills. Of the result Mr. Hutchins says: "The first two boxes did not help me much but I got two more and before I got them used up I was a great deal better. I kept on taking them and now my pains are all gone and I feel better than I have in years. I know Dodd's Kidney Pills will cuie Rheuma tism." Flight ot Hie Itirds. Of birds now in existence, probably the one with the greatest expanse of wing In proportion to the body and with the greatest power of flight Is the frigate or man-o'-war bird. This bird apparently flies more by skill than by strength, for it 1ms not great carry ing powers. The wandering albatross, the largest of all senbirt t, is also one of our strongest flyers. One bird was known to fly at least 3,150 miles ia twelve days.- ENEMY vv nai is needed in Malarial troubles is a blood purifier and tonic. S. S. S. purifies the eerm-infected blood, tonea nn tri ctntn. ach, improves the appetite and invigorates. wc enure system, it stimulates the torpid, sluggish organs of the body, enabling them THE OLD CHESTNUT TREE. Love for Familiar Thing of Nature Bhowe Culture of the Uenulae Sort. A woman whose busy life is lived ia ft large city returned to her old home the other day for a visit All the old time neighbors came to see her, and Uie weeks were crowded with the pleeaure of revived memories. Of one of these memories she wrote afterward to a friend: "But the pleasantest appointment I kept waa with the big old chestnut troo on the path to school. The leaves were deep on the ground underneath, and I pushed about through them Just as we used to do twenty years ago, and thought of the many boys and girls who had got nuts there on the way to and from school. I picked up my hatful of big glossy nuts myself. and managed to rub two holes through the pateut leather tips of my second best shoes. Hut tue nuts were worth it. I dou't know when I've beeu so happy. "I came away with a new purpose to live for. Via going to own that tree! It won't cost much, for the land there Isn't worth anything, and what Joy It will le to uie lu my city days to think that I have saved the old tree so that other boys and girls, so long as It lives, can souffle through the leaves aud pick up the nuts under Its branch es, and gather dreams aud memories also from it as I used to do so many years ago." The letter strikes a note which is far less common than it should be. City "opportunities" seem to eager young people all over the country to offer the one open door to education, and that most rare and elusive Ideal, culture. Hut culture U a quality ot the soul, not an amount, greater or less, of knowledge put Into the mlud. It la won, not by effort, but by the love that unconsciously ripens Into "dreams and memories." Headers of Lowell's letters will re call his life-long love for the trees of HI in wood, and Longfellow never liked to leave Cambridge while his lilacs were In bloom. Men of wide scholar ship that they were, much of their treasure was gathered not from the rare folios on their library shelves, but from the common things of their own dooryards. There are opportunities that the city does not control, and to one who loves them, prairie and dis tant hills, the meadow brook and the maple beside the door offer a culture that no book can give. SCARED HIM INTO PREACHING. HrHWrH s In the early days of Methodism in the West a "circuit rider," if he had a large field to cover, was sometimes permitted to have a "colleague," whj was frequently a young minister, Just beginning to preach. The Kev. John Thompson was a circuit rider In a somewhat thinly settled portion of cen tral Illinois more than fifty years ago. The colleague assigned to him was Brother James Smith, an excellent young man, but with very little experi ence as a preacher. One Sunday Mr. Thompson had an appointment at a small meeting' house In the couutry. but having a severe cold he aked his young assistant to go along with him and preach the si r iion, and the latter, as In duty bound, obeyed orders. Itrother Smith had never undertaken to preach In the presence of his more experienced colaborer, and when. aftr the opeulng services, he rose and gave out his text, he was visibly embar rassed. He stammered through a few sen tences, hesitated, made another at tempt, and came to a dead stop. "What's the use, brethren?" he said, sitting down. "I can't preach!" Itrother Thompson saw that theeas-j was one In which heroic measures were necessary. "Young man," ho whispered sternly In his ear, "you get up again and preach that sermon, or I'll take you out In the grove, after this meeting Is over, and give you a hard spanking, as sure as your name Is Smith!" An electric shock could not have operated quicker. Brother Smith ros; to his feet again, bis hesitation all gone, and In ringing toues he preached a sermon that Is still remembered by aged survivors of that old-time con gregation as the most fervid and elo quent discourse they ever heard so young a man deliver. HE FOUND THE TROUBLE. Bon rice Cockran'a Btory of the Boy Whose Father Kept Ills Word. In an address that be recently, de livered on the labor question, W. Bourke Cochran told a story of his boyhood, says the New York Tribune "I was born In Ireland," he ald, "and In Ireland I obtained a part of my education. I remember well the school I attended and I remember well a school fellow of mine named Michael, a lad who was always talking about trouble and always looking for It. We are on the question of trouble now and therefore In Michael's experience it may be that there Is something to profit us. "Michael boasted constantly that the master was afraid to flog hlrn. Why? Oh, because his father had said that If a hand was ever laid upon the boy there would be trouble. But one day Michael misbehaved and the flogging due was not long In coming. "The boy went home Indescribably enraged. He sought out his father. " 'Father,' he said, 'didn't you say that if the schoolmaster ever licked me there would be trouble?' " 'I did,' the father answered. " 'Well, I was licked to-day, and only for throwing paper pellets about tlio room.' "The father frowned. " 'I never fall, my boy, to keep a promise,' he said. 'There Is going to be trouble. Fetch the strap.' " Her " Because." Mrs. Rubberton Why did you with draw your application for divorce? Mrs. Oayboy Because I found that I wouldn't be able to get enough ali mony to support another husband. Visitor Tommy, wouldn't you like to have some distant relatives? Tommy Yep, if they lived in St Louis. DOCTOR ADVOCATED PE-RU-NA MADE Mrs. Eva Bartho. 133 East lsth fit. I Kew York City, N. V., writes: "I suffered lor three years with leucorrhea and ulceration of the womb. The doctor advocated an operation Which X dreaded vrv mni'h and strongly objected to go under It. Now i am a cimngmi woman. lVtnna cured mej It took nine bottles, but I felt so much improved I kt takln,. t . t dreaded an nitration so much. I am loaay in perfect health and have not felt so welt for fifteen years." Mrs. V.m Bartho. Mrs. Senator Pnn k nf I ..imiu. N. Dak. J Atra. Vnn.in. vv --- .... .... ,1 Ml 1 .11, v. Cheyenne, Wyo. lielva Lockwood nd Mr.t. General Longstreet, of Washington, t. C., art) among the prominent ladles who endorse I'eruna. Miss Helen Kolof. Kaukauna. Wl. . writes: "Several times durlntr the aat two tars or more niv svstum baa Imii greatly In need of a tonic, and at those times feruna hits been of great help In Duiuung up the system, restoring my appetite and soeurlng'iestful sleep." ueien iioul. Miss Muriel ArlmUco. 3d Greeawood Ave.. iMioit. Mich.. District Oriranli. er of the Royal Templars of Temper ance, writes as follows: "I suffered for five years with uter ine irroeularitlo. which bronchi on hvsterla and madu mm a nhvatcal wreck. I tried doctors from the differ, ent schools of medicine, but without any perceptible change in my con dition. In niv dcsnnlr I rallml on an old muse, w ho advised me to try l'eru- ux, and promised good results if I would per let aud take it regularly, I kent thU un for six months, and stead ily gained strength ami health, and wiien i nail used mteen pottles l con side red myself entirely cuted. I am grateful, happy woman today" Miss Muriel Aruntage. Miss Lucy M. UUey, 33 Davenport St., Cleveland, Ohio, writes: "I wish to add my endorsement to thousand of other womeu who have In F.ugliih schools three hours a week are given to needlework; lu New York schools hut one. You Can Oct Allen's Foot-Cast FREtL Write Allen S. Olmsted, I Roy.N. Y., lur a Ire mlo ot Allen's Kxt Kane. It currs woatlnit. hot swollen, arhliif (eel- It make sewortiirhl ihwt . A rt-rtaln dire lur corns. tnKrvwtfiKuat!s and Millions. All Jriiar lists sell It. lKin'taoci.t any suUtltuie. Lea than 7 i-r cent of tit power used In mnnufiicturiiig plauts lu the Uultvd States is electric. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Mutt Bear Signature) of Set Fac-Slmlla Wrapper Balow. Vary mmU aad as easy to take as ongnt. FOR HEADACHE. rOR DIZZINESS. FOR IIUOUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION CARTERS ITTLE IVER PILLS. H Units I Porolr VettMevtw52i CURE SICK HEADACHE. "CYCLrOINE" THRUSHI-R8 - in Write for Catalogue and Prices THE A. H. AVERILL MACHINERY CO. PORTLAND, OREGON. DO YOUR JAWS ACHE? Perhnpts It's Piatt Trouble. I'lete trouble Is a common thlnn, and thorp kro various kinds of it. Many plains never were right. Others are properly ma in, tun .he mouth 1 not nut lu propur coudttluu or wearing the plate. if your plates are In anyway unsatisfactory we will be glad to make an examination una ten you the cause i e extract toetn wnniiy without ni work. Is at lower extracting tree when un. n. a. n.-5i- oruereu. WISE BROS., Dentists Open evening till 9 Sundays AN IMPORTANT STEP IN PLACINO YOUR ORDER FOR A THRESHING OUTFIT ADVANCE THRERrfai Thoroughly reliable and most durable machinery in the market. Hon jst In construction. Satisfactory in operation. Self Feeders, Stackers, Baggers and all attachments. Drop us a postal and our traveling man will call. ADVANCE THRESHER CO. . Branch Houses, Plough's Warehouse, near 0. B. it N. Freight Depot, Spokane. 84D Bel mont Street, rortlaud, Or. , ' OPERATION KNIFE UNNECESSARY fey- MISS liVA tUKI 110 been cured through tho use of reran, t suffered for five years with severe backache, and when weary or worried In the least 1 had prolonged headache. I am now In perfect health, enjoy life and have neither an ache or pain, thanks to l'ei una. "Lucy M. Blley, ' It Is no longer question as to whether rerun can be relied on to cure all such ramts. During the many years In which I'eruna has been pat to test in all forms and stages of acute and chronic catarrh no one year has put this remedy to greater tot than the past year. If all the women who are suffering with any form of female weakness would write to Dr. llartman, Colum bus, Ohio, and give him complete description of their symptoms nd the peculiarities of their troubles, lie will immediately reply with complete dl rectlon for treatment, free of charge. Address Dr. llartman, PiesUlont o! The llartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. Well Drilling Machine Ma ' strong mi. I durable tor hart foci drilling A. o .. lino n.l steam en gtii. VVtliv lor rlon. ami rmntugsot anything lu the mac Unary tine. ri:ii:rson machinery co. HOKVLANU ORI100N BUY I'ROM YOUR DEALER Dr. C. Gee Wo VONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT litis wonil.tful Chi. duvtor Is callrd grf .t Iw.iiH h. rura t-uil wlthnul nr iiuu llial r ftv.n "p to rile, il ntr wilt) tlx, ttoiuli-rrul tin. iicmi h.rtts, roots, bod., ItarKs aitd rigiiatl' llml in Snllrtily nn. known to niHial art- rn In llns m inirr. 1 hrnni-h lhM bsrin roa rniodl. Una htntmit dixHat knows th. lotion ot ovr suu l-ffrrnl tmtn Mllr. wliii h h. aurri-wiru'ly u.o In il'Sanrnt diara-. II I'laraM-m to run canard, aaikr nis, Hutf, lliriwi, rlirunmll.in, nrnuanMk mm h, liver, kt.lnrra, tw. ti bandrvda at iraiininmais. t liaism noxlrr-kia t ail and am In in, I'atlriiia out o( Hi. my writ foe tilanka and nn iilftra. Hrnd .lamp, CU.NHUlr TAllU.N t HKh. A liHfe.t-U The C Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. JJJ Aider St.. MwUaitJ. Orstfaa. SS" M.iioo'i -ar. P. N. U. No. 23-l0. WHEN writ In to advertisers pi I tunntlon this iapr. I " RUSSELU UNQINIJS of trouble. nalnanl VN than reasons alU Plates or brl 'igoi aro in -T M 208-2U F""n TomTiSm ton Sta. from 9 to U Oregon, Main iU Investigate tho Advance lino of thresh ers and engines. They cost loss to op erate, require fewer repairs and do more and botter work in all kinds of grain than any other make. Straw or wood and coal burning engines. Also a full line of single and double Portable Saw Mills. NES Z P o 1-tj "sikif iaajcrt III. BM Of v II .