Hood's Sarsaparilla
lHirlttea, anrtrhea nd revitalise the liluud
aud bullila up 111 waul -ralain.
tl rwltaallr mill bmiienenllr rurnall bluuil
4te, from pliuplr la ecrufula. ,
ll U th bt Muailiuiluukl remedy for ee
terrb, rheumatism Mid usKta.
There ti no lime of rear whea II Is not war
widely UMful ilitu aur ether mellclit.
The taivaienta art eonflrmad dallr br
tuml wtd rattful mm md atm.ea.
Over 40,000 tr.tlm.mUls In the tut two
feareaa HBquld, uuepproeelied record I
Now put up In UlilrU. m wall M usual
liquid (am. WO Dotes Out Dollar.
, TIM) TmMt.
"I with you would Mild a man op
to Hi my typewrit'."
"VYtiat aeema to It tb matter with
itr
"I think th type U pled ; look at tula
copy," 1
"It It not your typewriter, but your
tmicuirnpbar tlmt need overhauling;
you'll have to do that youriwlf." Huu
tun I'oat
THE FARMER TO BLAME.
If HI Land Suffer from Drouth or
Lack WaUr for Irrigating Whan f
Small 8tram la Near.by 8ays
Robert Washburn.
"It ta tha farmer' own (a nit, II, lo
the day of aeUoliflo dlKottry, lit
doe not raap all tha return bo tbould
from bit land, bo it locate! wherever
or however It may, In or wit hoof tha
rain bait, a lung as' Uiara la a toiall
trMm with a allRbt (all nearby."
Such was tba remark tba other day of
Mr. Robart Waahboro. a mao of wide
iparianco In agrlcultura, horticulture
and individual Irrigation enterprise
throughout tha treat I'aellle Northwatt,
balng at present an extetiitv owner
and oparator of Kottu river land.
"Devastation to croi aa a reenltol
drought and barrennet of land from
lark of water art two tvtla that can
aily be overcome," continued Mr
Weahburn, "if the flow of a little
tream it only utilised by any one of
the modern mechanical device now be
ing nurd for juit such work and al
ready accomplishing for many the de
al red result. The simplest and most
ineipeniive of the device for elevat
ing the water ol a dream to a higher
level I. perhap the hydraulic ram
It I a eelf-pomplng engine that i rap-
Idly fulfilling the need of the farmer
vand email Irrloationlit for a ure
acheme of getting out of their land all
tboae bountiful return yielded where
water I plentiful."
"Old Oayboy playa tba racea, doean't
bar
"No; be'a too smooth for that He
work 'em."
flTp Permaneallr Car, Kn 81. or Mmxuneae
fllw nr rldr'liu(lf Klln'ltlrlN.r
K...-r.r. Hnd fi rrt iMlhnieeruiirilee.
. H. tl. Kltua, U4..MI Arab at.. rhtlad.lphla, i'a.
lafuraaatloa.
"What 1 a domeptlc animal, mam-
mar aaked the little boy.
"A domeatlc animal," replied man
f ma, wltb a scoruful glance at papa.
wbo waa putting on bia ooat, "1 on
who doea not end all bl tlm at the
club. Bronktvn Ufa.
HI
mi
CKERS
I j BY ALL THE
JwtJ
BEST DEALERS 'Ay-0
A. J. TOWtR CO. ESTABLISHED 1636
- aoaroN rnvtou chicaoo
towti akm co,iti.TooiiTo.ait.
CLASSIFIEDADVERTIS1NG
Portland Trade Directory
Names nd Address In Portland of Ropro
atntatlvo BubIiwh rtrma. .
1'HliTO Hl'l'i'UKM; KikIkV: (l.-vflnplnajtinflprliH-
-.. . .u.i.a r..m VI' .....t.. 1 ll.-b- A
MAdlO LANTBHNM Welrttor Co., I'ortltDit
JuiwtMt irlw qti Ajtrtif-rnaevna HudvB.
KI-AHTIU Ht)HlKRY l Nni.p..rtnt. Hrtumt Kntt to
Hit tt9 m4uiurtutnt mankat wootlmrd, Clwlc
HoilHKt of AH klttili for Ml $a vwjr rMonab
prici. ntjuini ytftf rou uu
TRVHMKH fwnton upprnvnl t wa (fimrntm fit In
moat UilllouitCftMOtH wiKuaru, virarn) tjo.
AKMKH'IAI, KYKH; tyry Hharl and Khan n
ortmant twni on approval t w otMiarti, viartaa to
tHKAM BKPAKATOHH Wa Ritarantaa Iha U.K-
rpraior in oa inr mm. wn iw ina uaiavutj,
OHHIWWQ Mn W llin MIH uatK
ltKN'Bt'I)THINO Hufftira A Pandiaton, anla
BLirnnta AliYiad 11 n Um to A r.'i corract olothaa.
KvrjrthliipT In man'i nirnlatilntnh Morrlwn nod
blxtb straat. oppotits poaiomoo.
VHKR LAND IN OUKUON nntlcr tha (JtrT Irrl.
aatlonwit. Iaad dlraot Irora atata. Wrlta today.
IiooKlet and map ftaa. H, H. Cooko Co., m
Alilar atroat, roruaita. uragou.
fOULTKY FOOD -If you want your nana to la
mom egg writ us for fYna particulars about PU
KINA I'UUU'HY KJfiKUB ACUia MU1S UO
Portland. OroRon.
VAIlaOHH Columbia Woolon Mllla Co., PurtUntL
fjr. lAteat aiyia oioinw iiiimim m mntuiurtmftp,
Ourssirniaaurmfltttsyatm Inauras iwrfaot ttk
Writ ror nrtta saiupiaa ana prim.
I'lANOH A OIWANa Oldm piano houaa on Pa
rltlo onaat. Orana and Planoa on saay paymanta.
Writa for urn, mi ur quui ynu pnc, aiio or
Ullbart-iiamnxer uo.. roriiano, uragon.
Human HutrOoo-li Switches, Pompadours, Man's
'J on na aiiu v ikb( ut ttimiihi iuwkii pi-iron
MHO ror iraa pr itw man gninn m iptHiiaiiy,
VwkS Unit Mtoro, Hi Wnahluittfu bt, Kit laai
wa? was
rnmm
Apple riaat PeU.
Arrange In a doeu earthen baking
dleb tultahle for serving a many ap
plt. ourd and pared, aa It will bold.
fill tl cure cavltle with a mixture
of equal part of bulled chestnut,
stuni-d date, wtedod ralaln and wal
nut, all chopped fine and itioleUmed
with lemon Juice and aweetened to
taste. Melt augur and butter lu hot
water In the proiwrtlon of one table-
knooitfu! of augur and one-half tea
erxxniful of butter for earn apple, and
one rup but water for Or iile. Pour
una over the appl.ni and baste fre
quently, adding more water If needed.
There should be Just a little rlrh thick
Imp at the last Bern bot with tbta
cream or cold with whipped cream.
Nat Bare.
reauuta, almonda, English walnuU
or paean may be uaed for tlila candy.
t're(re the nut by removing the In
ner covering and chopping them. Then
greaae the bottom and aide of a
broad, (hallow tin pan with fresh but
ter, and put the nut Into It, spread-
Ing tbeio eveuly, l'ut one pound of
granulated augur, with half a teacup
ful of water and a pinch of cream of
tnrtar, Into a kettle and boll until
Uilck, but Wit too brittle. Tour the
alrup over the nut and act aside to
cool. When llghtly stiff mark oft luto
wide bar with a aluirp knife and let
itand aeveral day, wlien it will bo-
rome aoft and delU loua.
Ulave luall rralts. '
Divide peelwj ornmce luto lobea and
run two or the lobe on a email ail. lt.
Ou another of them thin akewer im
pale Ave MultiKii Krone. ituii to
lrup a pound of gniuulated auiriir and
a gill of old wilier and do not atle
while cooking. Try often by dropping
a iiuio in iced water and when it I
brittle add a tabhwnnonful of ini,M,n
Jiilee, reimive fH u fire, et In an
outer pan or aealdlng water and dip
tho f rult-coveriHl atlck Into the elrup,
Minima; mem over ana over, Uieu lay
ing on waxed paper to dry.
. Bake Kg a. . . ; ,
l'ut In a frvlnit nan ami nmlf '
geueroua tableaiwouful of billets atlr
into it oue tvioipcKMiful of flour until
amootb and frothy.-Jiikliur eara tu,r ta
brown. Then draw the pan back and
auo, gradually, oue cupful of cold milk,
half a temtiioonful of an It and a dnab
of peptter. Let tho aauee boll up once,
then pour Into a deep earthen pie plate.
Into tbl drop eight egg. Place the
dlab In a moderate oven, and, when the
egg are Juat art, aerve Immediately
in the anme dUb. Garnish with oar-
ley.
Mlaeeal Veal and Ears.
Take aome remnant of roast or
brulwd veal, trim oft all browned
pnru, aud uihiee It very finely. Fry
a Quely chonied onion to a Unlit brown
In aouie butter; add a large pinch of
flour, a little atock. nnd the minced
vefll, with chopiKHl parelcj-, pepicr, ault
and nutmeg to taate. Mix well and let
tho 111 1 noo ernilimllv eet hot: IiikiIt
add a few drop of lemon Juice. Serve
with U'l'tn of bread fried lu butter.
and the poached eggs on top.
Chocolate t'ualard.
Melt over the fire two ounce of Ba
ker" chocolate with a little water aud
add ft cupful of sugar. Hull two min
ute and pour luto a quart of boiling
milk. Add one tahlespoonful of corn
tnrch diaaolred In n little cold water,
with a teaspoonful of vnullla,, and add
yolk of four well beaten eggs. Rent
the white stiff with a spoonful of pow
dered sugar j put the custard In cup
nud pile the white on theui.
To Cool the Oven. .
If when you are baking, anything
tho oven get too hot, put iu a basin
of cold water Instead of leaving the
door open. This cools the oven, and
the stoam rising from the water pre
vent the contents burning. , When
cooking in a gag oven a basin or tin
of water should always be kept la
the" oven. , "s-
Ham 8ald.
Cut fine pieces of boiled ham. Make
a dressing as follows: To one-half cup
of melted butter add two well beaten
eggs, one-half plut of vinegar, celery,
salt, pepper and salt to taste, dessert
spoonful of sugar and one teaspoonful
of mustard. Mix smooth and boll until
It thickens to the consistency of cream
and pour on the ham. - ;j '
Foe Frying.
Tut la the right heat for frying when
It baa entirely ceased bubbling and a
faint blue smoke rises.. To test It
throw In a small piece of bread, and if
this turn brown at once the fat 1
ready. '
ST.
' ' ' -.. " " S
Colr Ulrtlomarr Hrlnc CaU4.
On the preparation of a new diction
ary of the English language 1400,000
haa been apent In Philadelphia and
$250,000 more will be neceaaary before
It can be dellevered entire, The work
bna-been going cteadlly on for thirteen
To Break 1 New Shoe.
Alwr hak In Allra'i FMt-EaM, a powder.
It cure, bi.l, WMtlng, arhln. iwullco tt.
Curnt conn, Ingrowni Dtili and tmmon. Al
all druitlua and hew .tor, 'X Pon'l anvpl
any .uUihuu. Kampfo mailed FKEg, Addrata
Allan . Olmawd, U Ror, N. Y.
What! . '
"I knew he waa aometfctng- of a celeb
rity, bat I didn't know be waa rich. How
did b maka hit vaoatjV
"In dirt."
"Real estate or mining r . '
"Neithar. Ha wrote a book. Tou'v
rtad it, havtn't you?"
i
A'cectable Prcparalionfor As
similating aieFoodandEegula
ling the Stomachs uMOovvcis of
Promotes DiScslioaCheerfur
ness and Rest .Contains neither
Opium.Morpliine norliiicraL
Not Xahc otic.
jiHnfadJirsmumwa
rrArf.ajjf '
Aperfccl Rcmetly forConsUpa
llon , Sour Stoinach.Diarrhoca
and Loss of Sleep.
TacSlmite Signalur of ,
NEW "VOHrf.
ifil VA
mix m mm
- mm.
i,&rr.iXWXM im that
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Tme Laxative op
Known
There are two classes of remedies: those of known qual
ity and which are permanently beneficial in effect, ncting
gently, In harmony with nature, when nature needs assist
nee : and another class, composed of preparations of
unknown, uncertain and inferior character, acting tempo
Jj rarilyubut injuriously, as a result of forcing the natural
) runctions unnecessarily,
ine remeaiesor Known quality and excellence is the ever
pleasant Syrup of Figs,
j?v " 'B fyrup v-t wnicn represents me active principles 01
a plants, known to act most beneficially, In a pleasant syrup,
in n,hl,-h h u,hni...n. f--i:f ui... e. 1 '
n .iivii fciii. ft u.cawiiic aitiui
tribute their rich, yet delicate,
of ail remedies to sweeten and
genuy ana naturany, ana to assist one in overcoming const!
fh pation and the many ills resulting therefrom. Its active princl
r pies and quality are known to physicians generally, and the
fi remedy has therefore met with their approval, as well as with
Tl "
3 t
4 rh,
the favor of many millions of well informed persons who know
Df their own personal knowledge and from actual experience
that it is a most excellent laxative
it will cure all manner of ills, but
represents, a laxative remedy of known quality and excellence,
containing nothing of an objectionable or injurious character.
i nere are two classes of purchasers : those who are informed
is to the quality of what they buy and the reasonsfor the excellence
of articles of exceptional merit, and who do not lack couraee to eo
elsewhere when a dealer offers an imitation of any well known
article; but, unfortunately, there are some people who do not know,
and who allow themselves to be imposed upon. They cannot expect
its beneficial effects if they do not get the genuine remedy.
To the credit of the druggists' of the United States be ft said
nearly all of them value their
integrity and the good will of theif
imitations of the -
Genuine Syrup of Figs
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., and in order
to buy the genuine article and to get its beneficial effects,
one has only to note, when purchasing, the full name of
the Company California Fig Syrup Co. plainly printedon the
front of every package. Price,
Her Motmarlr "War. '
Tbey aay Mrs. Krackley make regu
lar dolla of ber daughter."
"Well, it's true. Kha fairly stoffa (bus
with braakfaat food."
tlow'aThlaT
W offer On Hundred Dollar Reward for
anv can ol Catarrh that cannot b curaxt by
Hall's Catarrh Cum.
jr. J. CHftKEY A CO., Prop., Toledo, a
Wa, tha nndaraigned, hara koowa F. J.
Cheney lor th lat 16 jeara, and beliara him
perfectly honorable In all buiineee tnuiaao
tldna and flnaneiallr able lo carry out any oh
ligation, made by Ihelr arm. .
ur A Tae a i, wholeaale Urorfirta, Toledo, O.
WakoiMS, KiHMUidiMAavui, ft aolaaaJa Urua
gU. Toledo. O. . .,
H all's Catarrh Ctira la taken Internally, act
ing directly upon lh blood and mucoui aur-lai-e.
ol tha ay.tem. rrlea las. per bolU.
Hold by all lirugglita. Teatlmonlala Ire.
UaU's Family Fllli ar th beat.
Much a la mad in th vineyards of
Algeria of aulphat of copper; mora than
120 tona were Imported last year from
th United State.
Fci' Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
T A.
uears me t
Signature Xw
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
rnn
HlaliH tl
AW
0
a' - thb oiNraua .ommnt, . tomr arrr.
Qbaht
rjne of the most exceptional of
manufactured by the California
ii.au viuc Jigs HIC uCU v Cull
fruity flavor. It Is the remedy
refresh and cleanse the svstem
remedy We do not claim that
recommend it for what it really
reputation for professional
customers too highly to offer
- .
50c per bottle. One size only.
U' n,BA6 CO 1
SEATTLE
The Life of a Bag
depends oa how
honestly h ia made
BEMIS BAGS
are made on honor, of the heat mater
ial. That ia why they outlive others.
Yon won't heed to order bag ao often
if every order apacifiea "BEMIS.",
Made for
GRAIN, FLOUR, V
ORE, WOOL, ETC
Bemis Bro. Bag Co.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
W. L. Douglas
3J?&$3SHOESBi;
W. L. Douglas $4.00 Cilt Edge Line
cannot do equalled at any price.
W. L. DOUGLAS MA KES SELLS MOM
MEM'S 03.BOSNOES THAU AMY OTHH
MAMUFAG TUPtkR ill THE WORLD.
IU,UUU dlspravt th.a .lit.rn.nl.
HI could take yoa Into aay three larf e factories
at Brockton, Mm., and .how you tha Inllnlte
car with which every pair of ahoea la made, you
would reallie why W. U Douglas $J.S0 ahoea
coat mora to make, why they hold their ahape,
fit better, wear longer, and are ol greater
Intriiwlc value than any other $3. 30 shoe.
W. L. Domgfam Jfwio Mm dm Shomm for
Man, SSt.BO, $2.0(. Boym' School
OrammShmma, 02.BO, SS,$t.7B,S1.SO
, CAUTION, Insist mon having WX.IX.ug.
las shoe.. Take no substitute. Kone genuina
without his name and prloe stamped on bottom.
Fast Color Cutlrts used ; teev nill not awar era&ui.
Writ lor llhutratMl Catxlos.
1 1
Lvw4,-. mil yf-
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S 11 CAPITAl2.500LOOC j
W. 1. 1UUUUUI. Brockton,