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Nothing knocks out and dUtblt llki Lumbago and Sciatica Nothing reaches th trouble at quickly aa HI St. Jacobs Oil KitotB lhj world ovr u The Master Cure for Pains tai Aches Me. 1 So. m4 iOc, i wxrr mTmrtnunumn , . A It Ofloa Ha.Bt. i i When our hero did hi courting la tbt golden long ago, i lit declared that her email Anger nevet ml toll should know. He'd protect thoee dainty digit; he would labor Ilk a Turk, . And hi'd ntvrr, never let her do thing that stnarkrd o work. i i For somr ill or seven winters hat th twain bwn married now, ; Hut thrc"t:iut thru all our btto bat been faithful to hit tow. True, he Irit her 'trod tit furnao, lu her carry In tbt coal, Hut no ral work. tiueri gracious! That would Jar hit tender tout , Lou lev I lie Courier-Journal. , i-f . t . tlooaarew tlealaa. Tht mlltor looked om tht mamiarrlpt submitted by tbt vlllag pott and frown ed. "Here it oat lint." ht said, "In whlrh you tprtk of th mutlc of tht elder lirrna.' How would you undertake to luil tatt tht 'mutlc' of a eider prettr" "I ihatild think It might bt dona with Julct harp," anawtred tht pott CLASSIFIEDADVERTI5ING Portland Trad Directory Noaae. tut" Aedreeeaa la Portland al Rear eaatettva Baelaeat Nrta. ril'ITO arrrUKtl Ko.1. developing aad prlae tat t wrlle ft arkve. V uuaard, t'lerae a Co. Allll' I.AN1IINH- W.I.O 1 o. Peril ea& kl.AKTIO MO.rBV,u,.pc.rl.r, nMi Knllw at bouiaai Weudard, Un tit l froe neaeurvuteai t IlllllMKa of ell kind! foe aale at very fwgltkll pritM. Ingulf 17. rmil at TIlL'MHKn wnlM atprnvalt we fnarantee II la mart tlfflrult Mi Waudard, Clarke a Co. T FKAH-aand Itr I KM J, 4. MM, 1" AKTIVU IAI. KVKi eyery .hade and ahan.aa eurimant eeut on approval i v owiard, Clara L a CHKAat aKPARATORK-wa gaarentre the U. a, rivpereiar lu ba th. hai U rik iuc free colaiii, ileaeiwuud 10.. Una aa Uak. MKN'BCUrTniNtl-antrum Pendleton, aal M.ol. Airr-d Hantamla a t'n.'e aorrvtH olothao Kv.rylhtng tn aH'i rurnhihlaira, alorrlava aut Hiitb tlraau. UptKHIIa poalonlc. fHKB LAND IN OltKllO aailrr Uia Caray IrH. tattoaact. Ilaail 4rot frrim alal. Wrlla today. llwikM ant nay frea. K. a. Covka a Co., lit AhMr alraal, roruat. rot'I.TKV Min-1f ri your . te tar Kore Mir wm m for re partirulaiMi ahnui PU INA lOl ll II V k jLl)tt-Avu.e MUU Co., 1'ortiiuid, UnvoOa TAIU)Hr-Ciumhi WiMlta Mlllt Co.. rnnuiMl. Ore. )1wi iirlo rlcHhft nitula in tnjiurrhpat, Our aali iiiewtire mini yiin leaurva perOct fll Write fur frea wiiiplvtaiid prion 1'IANOH at OIUlANrt-Oial plno hottea M He rHle roaal. Organ and iMaiHte on any vymnu, Write Ibr llk lMuauutHayueoprtre. AUeaa UlltMrt-HM.ial.er Co., PorUaiMi, Orecon. Unman Ilalrflooda Wwitrhwi, loniMutour, Mn'i Tonitt anl U itmf bm quality: lowtwt prlceai aeitd tut tree prkw Mitt mall ontn a neoialiy. l aria Hair Mturo, Waaeluiiuo tit, Uet lata, BEMIS BAGS Are Best OAT, BAGS WHEAT BAGS v ' 1 BARLEY BAGS V WOOL BAGS, , HOUR BAGS , ORE SACKS HOP CLOTH and ! BURLAP of Alt Kinds ' Bags of Burlap and Cotton Man ufactured by Us Bemis Bro. Bag Co. 1508-1314 Colorado Street , SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Mot 14 VrMtlarr . Tlirtt) eui of granulated mcitr two mix of coll water, one Umaiiooiiful of rrram of tnrUr. Ikll tnuao Incradl outa tocethw until at Iff ounuich to makt a ball of til roii.ltlency of putty when dropiHKl Into cold water. Turn out up on a dlali and atlr to a rrvam with a ajioon or woodim apatula. liar ready the lieitra whit of an kc and two taa aixmnfuli of powdered gum arnlilc dlt aolvwd lii a very little water, and vrry thick. Whan the beatlna; of the mignr make It twa-ln to turn white, add th am and autn arnlilc, and atlr until pimL Tula ran lie uaod at once, or will km-p for a mouth. When wanted, aet the veaaul ntiitnlnliig It In an outer pan of hot water, and hent until soft enough to ajreal ou the cake, v. . I il Te aave Meat. Chop fine any blta of nmnt, chicken, pork, tl, heef or what net, add and riiop Into any cold fried or boiled ckki which have hm left over. Wnen tht whole la choiNd Ru and thoroiiKhly nUnI add one or two beaten extra. Tht teuton eiura nrn be dhciied with li neceiwnry. Add a little awii t milk for moUtur and eiuniKti cracker ctumh to tnnke th snlatnr etally hninlli-d. ftea aou with anlt and i'pH'r. Hull Into cro-iU-tt.' and fry In hot InnL If ihwlra hie tlx cronqftte can le made Into hall and fried to a crltp tn half butter and half lard. t ,....u mmm Ka'taofefeaieafeBal'aaaaaaatBBaaataBJ 1 .,, JTFTrXlZ. Boaloa Baked Beaaa, i Soak a quart of bean lu cold water over night. In the morning aonk for two hour In wr.nn water. Jirnln, put Into a pot with water enouith to cover them and bring a lowly to a boll. When tender pour off the aurj'lua water and put the beaua Into a deep bake dlth, lnc a piece of di-eply-trored rait pork In the center, our In a pint of wnter In which the henna Were hulled, stirring Into thl a hnir-cup or molnnmw mid a quarter tennpoouful of French mustard. Cover ad bake for at ca.t als hours. Broiled aaaha. Tick and draw th iuaha and rt move their head and feet Hpllt them down lh back, wIim out the bodlea with a dump cloth and lay them cqien on a gridiron. Itrotl ovor a clear lire, turning when neceeaary, and watching carefully that they do not burn. Lay on allce of buttered toaat, put a lump of butter on each bird, aprlukle with wilt aud H?)per and aerve. ' hill t'oa Caret. Peed alx red clillllea and cover with boiling wnter. When tender at rap tbt pulp .Into water. Cut two pound of tcnk.luto (mall piece and try brown In butter or drifting, add flour and brown It Then iur over It the chill wnter, aenaon with garlic and thyme, and almmer until th meat la tender and the grnvy thick. Whole Wheat Mafflaa. Into a quart of whole wheat flour atlt a tcaaixMmful of anlt nud two toaapoon fula of baking powder. Into a pint and a half of rich milk atlr three beaten egg. Add this mixture to the flour, atlr In a tnblcapootiful of melted short ening and heat very hard for aome min utes. Turn Into greased muflln Una and bake in a hot oven. Wara to Keep Bread. Dread can always be kept well In a closed tin box. Another good way to keep It la to aprlukle each loaf with flour, and then tie thein up In paper on go, which are bung on hooks In the pantry. When rendy to use, brush oO the flour and rub with a soft cloth wet In cold water, then place In the over for five minute. , . , , Avoid nreakaa. , , Thin glass Is loss likely to be broken by boiling water than glass which It thicker, sluco It allows the hent to nasi through It ' moro quickly A teaspoon pot Into a tumbler before pouring In boiling wnter will often prevent tht glass from bracking, especially If you pour the water In very slowly, , Cleaa L.noiu Before Ualnar. , Before grating lemons, It Is well to wash them In a basin , of lukewarm water, for on examination It will be found that the outside of a lemon It anything but clean, and If put under a microscope, It will be discovered to have tiny black pecks on It, which art the minute eggs of an Insect Motaaaea Caadr. ' Boll together a cupful each of mo lasses and brown sugar and a table epoonful each of Vinegar and butter. When a drop hnrdena In cold water bent In a scant teaspoonful of baking powder,, atlr hard and, turn Into but tered pans to harden. Aa It bardeni cut or break Into pieces. vliHE GSEATE T a Fr I ONICS The ingredients that enter into S. S. S. and the method of com bining and prepanng them so that they build up and strengthen every part of the body, make it the greatest of all tonics. S. S. S. is nature's remedy Ptyflriir VEGETABLE and while it is restorintr trie lost anncv the, overcoming that tired, run-down feeling, and other ailments common to Spring, which warn us that it is necessary to take a tonic, it is purifying the blood of all poisons and waste matters so that it can supply to the system the strength and nourishment it needs to keep it in perfect condition during the depressing summer months that are to follow. bpring is tne season wnen most every needs a tonic. It is nature's time for t have natd S. 8. 8. quit xtnivly and unhesitatingly , rtoommtnd it aa th bttt blood purifier and tonto mad. I am machinist by trad and at on tlm my system was ao ran down that by 10 o'clock tvery day I would b oom- SHZ FOUND IT THE BEST SPRING TONIC. ' On two occasions I hart uitd 8. 8. 8. la th spring with fin result. I oan heartily reoommend it aa a tonio aad blood purifier. I waa troubled with headache, indigestion and Uvr trouble, whioh all dl.sppeared nndr th us of . 8. 8. 8. My appttltt, which waa poor, waa greatly htlped. I oan tat anything I want now without fear of in- ' dictation, and my blood haa been thoroughly oleasaed of all Impurities and mad rioh and atrong acaiia. Aa a tonio nd blood pcrlfitr it i all you olalm for It. ni I nam bl, Dpnagnua, v, muh. u. wiluu. one needs a tonic, u is nature s time tor tui-uilthbouoh the dat. renewing and changing; and as everything puts on new life, the sap rises in vegetation, the earth thaws out from its winter freezes. ..1 .11 ---nnnrl tr 9rrirlo-' rail tnmirir. pltly xhutd. and it waa with th greatest ffort that ana all respona lO BpnngS Call tO purge foonldpuU through thbalano of th day, Sine taking I . - r a ( 1 . a 1 . n r a . ii . . . . ana puruy incmscives, mere is a great - au uu nas aisppara. i am a strong, change also takes place in our bodies. The lTXZ blood endeavors tO throw Off the poisons and mJ B,P l wt and rfrhing. and I know further that , accumulations which have formed in the :JJffJjTS 1 system, and been absorbed by it, from the ei7W. Broad at., coiumbua,o. x. b. montgomebt. inactive winter me, ana cans upon every member to assist in the elimination. The system is often unequal to the struggle, the appetite grows fickle, the energies give way, the spirits are depressed, and a general run down condition is the result , Then the body must have assistance--"" it must be strengthened and aided by a tonic, and S. S. S. is the ideal one. Being made entirely from roots, herbs and barks, it does not disagreeably affect the system in any way as do most of the so-called tonics on the market, which contain Potash or some other harmful mineral ingredient to derange the stomach and digestion, unfavorably affect the bowels, or otherwise damage the health. S. S- S. tones up tin. crnmarli onrl r1?artinn and acGictc. in tne assimilation of food: it rids the SVStem of that . always-tired, worn-out feeling, and imparts vigor and tone to every part of the body. .'It re establishes the healthy circulation of the blood, stimulates the sluggish organs, and calms the unstrung nerves which make one feel that he is on the verge of prostration. S. S. S.' gives an appetite and relish for food that nothing else does, and by its use we can find our selves with as hearty, hungry an appetite in Spring as at any other season. It acts more promptly and gives better and more lasting results than any other remedy, and is absolutely safe because of its vegetable miritv. DvsDeotic. irritable, nervous, debili tated people will find S. S. S. is just the medicine that is needed for the purification of the blood, which, from its diseased or impure' condition, is causing their trouble, as well as for toning up and helping the entire system. When yon take your tonic this bpnng do not experiment, but get the best the tonic with forty years of success behind it, and the one endorsed by the best . people all over the country S. S. S THE GREATEST OF ALL TONIOS, It is necessary at this time, when the system is depleted and weakened at every point, that the right remedy be used one that is especially adapted to the condition, and S. S. S. has proved itself to, be this remedy for many years. If it is taken at the first sign of Spring the system will be so built up and strengthened that the disagreeable affections of the season will not be felt as warmer weather comes on. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Cattr am faeda arlttter ad faatar color, lha aar other eVa. Ooc 10c cka Cowaataod to srrt eorfart raifts. Aafc doakr. or will atad aoat aaid at 10c I loach aad aria color. MONKOC MUG CO., VeioavUI. MiawaarL attk, wool aad cattoa cauHV wca aad I wnu ior Ira aaoaict now to ewe. During tht year 11)04 Slam exported mors than 112,000.000 worth of rice, Xtakwood la aecond la value. Woman will find Wlntlow't Soothing Byrup tht boat remedy louw tor ttaalr ehUdna during tbt toothing period. In Bonora, Mexico, a lout, about $40, 000,000 of American money la now in- vttted. TO CrtKK A COI.D IN O.IK DAY Taka 1.A X ATI VK HllOMOQulnln.Tabl.ta. r , flata n-ruml monrjr If II Mi io etira. K. f. UKOVK'aalicualuraUoooaclilKu. 6c. Vaele A Ilea. "No," aald Uncle Alltn " Sparka, "f won't aay Ioe Bllgglna la a monumental liar, but of all tht men I am acquainted with he haa tht aioat vivid recollection of thiim that never hanix-nod." - : " . ( : . I VereUble .ilk. made of cotton and col lodlon, ia to be manufactured in Mexico on a large arale. The cost 1 only one- fifth t ont-fifteenth of real ailk. , A GUARANTEED I KK FOR PIIJES. Ilrlllnf, Blind. Blaadlnf, Protrudlnc rHIaa. Drne- Sl.ta ara authorliad to rrfunj munay h PAZO IM'MKMTIallatoeuralBtultdajL too. A new horse disease hat come to Eng land from India by way of South Africa. It It called epiaootic lymphangitis, and Is very contagious. riTQ ""anantly Cured. No fit or oarwane. I 1 1 W after ttrM day'euarufDr.Kltnr'at.ireat Nerra ketttorer. Hand fur Fr,-o at trial bottle and o-eattaa. Sr. H. U. Ullua, Ltd., lul Arc- Hi. Flilladolanla, 1'a. rrltonert in Morocco must pay the policeman for hi. work in taking them to Jail, ' ; ' i : OR. W, A. WISE. .; Pulling Teeth at!S.'B,S notblua loot atodern dentlatry haa aconm pllalHi la arooter than , rllracling aM-th wlUiout pain. , We novo It yvara axp.ru euro in doing thia. Wacan honestly extract a aora tooth without hurling yon. - Ur. Blnrdevant, ipeclallat on children', teeth and regulating. WISE BROTHERS ...DENTISTS... , railing Bnlldlnic, Third and Waahlngtoa tA.it to. I' M. Rii,uy8tol8.f ; ' Main 9m. ' DR. I. P. WISt ""The Hoji(b of the Knot and "Middle AVeet wiir fuH over'themsdvos to come to thl Pacilic Northwest when they find out how much better the' climate and advantages are." : .Such lithe written utateraentotW. B. Pelvall, who ha. ' f bean living tn tht l'aclilc Aorthwt.t twelve year.. We Want Them "to Find Out" And tht bt.t way to tell them 1. to tend them our publication.: "Oregon, Wuhlngton, Idaho and Their Resources" a bandeoraely lllu.traled S8pagt book, lelliiiK all aiwut tht threo atalea, tourctnU In pottage. "What rarnier. Have Don bt Oregon, Waahlnglon aad Make, a. Told by ThomsttvM," two tonn lu llamita. "Restful Recreallnn Retort.," deaorlpttrt ot tht .ummtrlng place, of the Columbia river and Coaiti, two ceul. in .tampt. ' "The Colunaia River Through the Cascade, to tht Pacific Ocean," large panoramic. map oi t e Columbia river, with eiory on reverae aide, four onta. Largo and accuratt wall map of O tgon, Washington andldaho, id cent, lu etampa. Hantiy pocket ma of Oregon, Waxhington and Idaho, ttift" cover, two centa. I For any of the above, addrew, tnclo.lng. tamp. a. ttated A. L, CRAIG, G. P. A- Southern Pacific Company (Line, in Oregon) Write today Portland, Oregon Positive, Comparative, Superlative. -1 ha uaed one of your Flah Brand : Blickera foe five years, and Dow wont a new one, alao one for a friend. I would not be without one for twice th coat. They an just aa far ahead of a common coat a. a common ooo Is ahead of nothing." (iteaMaeiMkatloa.) HTRITEST ATTAEP WORLD'S FAIR. 19M. B aura you dont get on of th com mon alnej-thl Is th rC(Vvf"D i nark of eicellonco, l'Lta, A. J. TOWER CO., oa-roH. u.a.a, fla-MSt TOWER CANADIAN CO., Limited. VOnONTO, CANADA. JP Makers of Wet WeatherCMhlng t Hats. WeH Drintng Machinery. Drilling A risking Tooas. h-rtgotion Plant.HyoVoa Ik Rama, Srw-ay Pump.. Wrltt C. REIEB.'O.v RACHHtERT CO. 1K2-4-6 Morrison St. Portland ' Oregon Or. G. Gee Wo WOXOERFUL HOME TREATMENT : Th b wondrrfnl Cht! itetia Doctor Is cailftl fnAt bet'tiUM )i tutm peoiMe w.tiiout oprv tion thai re vtvsn up 10 ill. H cures wltig those wonderful Cut uea berbst roota, budti, barks aud veK(btta that ar autirely urv know to tnetiical act- enca lu this eoautry. Throt.U ia us f iUos barmlms remtdtet thin fntnoud doc tor knows Uieactlou oforaratw different remedtM wbkH huaut'ceMinilly uses In different diaeasM. Hs SUaraatetMttjeureoatarrb, asthma, June, throat rheumatlsiu, norvousnetis, stomach, Uvr; kid neya, etc.; has hundreds of tetimun.ala. I harxs moderate. Call and se hhu. Patients out of the city write for btankr and circiUan. bendstanip. CONSULTXTIUN JfcKJCifi. Mirm THE C. 6EE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO 162.' rirst St.. S. C. Cor. Morrtaoa Mention paper. PORTLAND. OREGON. P. N, U. No. 15-06 w rBKH wrltlns tyOdT9rUsrpleaLf wvhhvh uaaaai Mkpra
