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When the Hair Falls Then li'i time to actl No time to study, to read, to experi ment I You want to save your hair, ind lave It quickly, tool So make up your mind this very minute that If your hair ever comes out you will use Ayer'a Hair Vigor. It makes the scslp healthy. Tho hair stays In. It csnnot do toy. thing else. It's nature's way. The baa kind at a testimonial-. Ooll lot ee Italy ywi," ' Jk IMl HUt, heleees1 Oaaartealtlea. Mr, tildeiwr bad mad bit tint pub lic ! b. Uli subject was food (Im Iniquities of Industrial economy and be boiwd till treatment bad been ade quate. II waa not sure. Ha waited for bla wlfe'e verdict, but lb waa etriingely allent She bad listened to btm from tbe gal Wry of tbe town ball, and b bad bait euwcted bar 'to meet hint at Uia door afterward, and to say, aa toon aa they were out of bearing, "Ob, It waa etuply great, Eddy P Bat thy War balf -way home, aud aba bad aald nothing of tbt kind. "Wall," ba began, awkwardly, wben ha could bear It ne longer, "wbnt did you think of niy apaecbr "What jou aald waa all right," aba answered, with guarded enthusiasm. "But It seemed to ma ydu didn't make the moat of your opiHirtunltlea." "Opportunities!" repeated Mr. 8lde ner. s "What do you mean, Efflaf - "Wby," Mm, KUlener replied, "yoe bad ever ao many chances to alt down before you did." ,;, laltlaa. ., , Mra. Blondlne My lata buaband wai jealoua to the iaat Mra. Neighbor Indeed I , Mra. Blondlne Yea. Juat before ba dlrtl ba requested ma aot to waar mourning for bliu and ba know I look ad botter la black titan anything else. Dalatllf Maavsssst. Tba aulbor bad bam dragged faint ing from rwd of ahoy para. "Almost Ilka my laat book." ba mur mured, recovering bla ssaess. Tba listeners, being of delicate par caption, know thee that' tba book bad fallen dead from tba praaa. ruiaoet pbia Public Ledger. UOWAttn K. nrKTOM.-Amyw and Chemist. lilvilla, folnraita Rowltuoo erleaoi Uold, Klivar, II 1 Uoiil, mivar.Woi IHM. torn tine or Innorr, l. Cyanide Mia. Martins aovolofna una fu II prto. Hat mat on ai'liHi-atloit. i ontrol eod V m- inwors atoieiieo. junmNi isroonate e ooal auk. Ik dsm T0WER3 POMMEL SLICKER MAS VtlH ADVERTISED AND 30LD FOR A QUASrES OF A Cf NIlffiY. 1 LIKE ALL 'S' Offline, KUnaacof tatactt ftatcmlo. in alack or clow, fulbr ouarantcrl a i fshtM eealeri ererwHere. TKK 10 IMl SIGN OF THE FISH. 1;, CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Portland Trade Directory Names and Addreaees In Portland of Rapre seataUvt Business firm. fllU'ro MUPPMICHi Kmlak flvaloiln and print IBtf I wrlto ftr (irlcM. Woutliurd, Uorko A Co. t MAOIO l.ANTKHNR- WrtWM' Co., rorllaoa, Lowosi prIOM 00 LonUrai Dd Hlldeo, Ki.AMTHJ HOHlKHViRunponon, Broomi Knit to yiti frvo mtwuruiiHI bliuiku Woodordi Clorka BOHMKM of oil ktmla tor ulo at T.ry roMOOOblo ItrlOM. Inquire 176 From at THUhhkb onton npsroroli wo r'orantoo HI la moot difltouMoooooi Woodord, Olorko otuo. AHTiriClAL alVMl Oforj nbodo ontf kono oortmoot oont on oipli Woodord, Ulorko Co ilKKAM aKPAHATUHS-Wo f oorutoo tko U.S. Moporoior to bo tn boat. Wrlto lot Irao ootaloa. lUoolwoodCOMriftboodOok. , - HKN'eei.oTHINa-Bulfuio a Pondlotoa, solo o.als Airrod Bonjamln A t'o.'l eorroot olothoo Kvorythlne la nnoa's ftirnlihlass. Morrison and Blxtk strooto. Upoosllo poiwfflot, rotll.THY root) If r" wool jronr ho to l moro ooss wrlto Ml for froo portloulors obout PU- hlNA l'OUMKY jrUUVk-Aooio otIUo 00, rortland, Orofoo. riAMOB A 0IIUAN8 OldHt plono bouu on F clno comi. Orsoni odd Plonoo on our poym.nls. Wrlto s.rllM. Lot uo qooto 70 S prloo, AUul Ullbori-Homokor Co., PorUood, Orogoo. TKtKORAPRT TAUGHT FRKK. Com pluto counio and polHlon iour.d when grnduotod This or good only for nhort llmo. Wrlto for par llculara., PACIFIC TKMCOHAPH INHUJUinl Grand Th.aira Butldlnf, Portland, Oragon. P. N. U. Aaalaot Mae ottoe Jaiaaieat, "Ain't you raluer yuung.to ba left In Charge of a drug a tore T TerbaiHi ao, tua'auil wbat can t do for your , , , - . . "iJou't yuur aniployara know It'a flan goroua to leara a mara boy Ilka you In charge of turu a plarar "I am comitait to , aetra you, madam, If you will make known your wanta. . j "Don't tliay know you might poleon anma omY t "Thera la no danger of that; madam ; what can I do for your "I think I better go to tba atnre down tba atret." "I ran aere you Juat aa well aa they can ana aa cheaply," -.,! "Well, you can g!a ma a Scent atamm but It don't look right" Hous ton Poet Oar Teaeaer to 'Wareala Metvea, Tba namea of many beroca bare been pnwarred for poatarlty In the rtotnen datura of placea In tba United Btatca, sldenca of our tendency to Indulge In aero worship to quite an axtent We bara poatofncea bearing tba name of every President down to and Including Kooaereit Only two of bla pradacaa aora are lacking In tba list of countlea. Naturally, tba farorlle In tba naming of towna and countlea la Washington, and ba la tba only Prealdent for whom a Stat baa been named. But others than President enjoy tbeea honors. ucceaafui aoldlera, aallora, atateamen, adltora, authors, luTentora, the heroes of ancient blitory and mythology, Md eren popular actora and athlataa abara a Ilka distinction. Our list of poet offices la a long ana and eontaina namea from almoat every language, living and dead, and eboaen en almoat every con ceivable principle at Impuiaa, Two counties In Kanaaa present a curious aaaoclatlon of Ideas. Greeley County baa for ita capital a town ceiled Trl buna, and Ulysses la the county aaat of urant Daafneae Caaeet Ba Cared bv local api.lttetlons aa Ihey a an not roorh the dlnoaod inrtlon ol the ear. 1 sore U vnl r one --r w u.ih,w, anu innt to or oouautu. tlonol ronotltwa. lloafnoaa la anaMA hv an In. flam ad Oundlllon of tho mur-na lining of the Kuauohlan Tube. Whon this tabs lalnllamad vnu bave a rumblln sound or Imperfoet noon. Int. end waon Ills omlrslr elwo,f, lioaJneaa la Uw raaoll, and unleaa tho lnOsranaUun oaa bs taken out and this lobe ruod to tie normal ron.llilon.hoarlngwlll be doatrojred tororar: olita taaaioulot ma are eauasd by Catarrh, blcB Is nothing but as lottaaaod ooadiUva ol wraiuniui aurioooo. We will tflve Ooo Hnndrod ltaitAM fo An Caoe Ol Pootnasa (conaod bv eotarrhl that Mb. not beaundbylioU'sCaianfe Cure, hand lot smstuorn, iroo. . Bold or nrusglats, Its. ilail i VuBllir 1'Uls ore las boet. Wanted e Kasw. "I bad tramp for dinner to-day.1 "la thla soma of hlmT naked ber buaband, poking Ills fork Into the meat rather auspiciously. Houston Poat ' The DIoTeveaee. ' A. n. Klrkland of Boatoo la conduct ing a tight against the moth. Ha baa tmiiorted from Zurich a great quantity or moth paraaltee, and with the help of tba little creaturea be and the peo ple of Maaaacbueetta hope to obliter ate the moth completely. "Our work may aucceed," aald Mr. Klrkland recently, "or we may err somewhere, and It may fall It must aucceed If we make 'no mistake but then, you know, julatakea are common. "Mlatakea are common everywhere. I heard a lawyer and a doctor tauut Ing ono another thla afternoon about them. , " 'You ' make a good many ' mis takes, I auppoae,' the lawyer aald. " 'You too, no doubt,' aald the doc tor. , " 'But doctors' mlatakea , are often burled dovp under ground,' aald the lowyer. "'Yea,' aald the doctor, 'and law yera' mlatakea often awing alx feet In the alrP" No. 32-ee TTTH! wrltl V uontloa wrltln g to ndvortliors ploaoe sais papait atotkerswlll And Mr. VTtnslow's Hoothlng Syrtip the boat ramedj to use for thslr ohudrsa during ths Uolhlug p ortod. peaklaai la Alt Candor. Miss Ppachley Mr. Buoonamore, hav I ever given you good reason to think I preferred, you to other young men, and wanted to marry you? , Mr, Spoons more No, to tell the truth, you never hSVe. I learn from the other fttllowa that you kiss them good night when they go away, the same aa you do me. i v, ' t ' IN CONSTANT AGONY. ' A Weal Virginian's Awful Distress Through Kidner Troubles. W. L. Jackson, merchant, ol Park eraburg, W. Va., says: "Driving about In bad weather brought kidney trou bles on me, and I offered twenty years with sharp, oramp ing paini in the back and urinary disor der. I often had to get np a doien timet night to urinate. Retention set In, and waa omitted to nsa the catheter. I. took to my bed, and the doctort tailing to help, began using Doan'i Kidney rills. The urine soon came freely again, and the pain grad ually disappeared . .1 have been cured eight years, and though over 70, am as active as a boy." 1 Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. Foater-Milburn do., Buffalo, N. Y. i !y 1 t J sr v. 1 aw m I miaii I Mn, n. tMm. Boll and drain a nunrtvr rxiund n( macaroul; It will take about twenty liiliintc rut half of It In a well buttitred Die dlxti : take four or five tomatoes, freak or tinned; two ounpse or grated cbeeea, two hard-boiled allien must be aliened and cut In a lean: a little chopped onions, aalt and pru r. nil the pie dlab with thla, add ing tnuahruoma. if in aeaaon: If ru,t a little cold manned tuto, lentils. rice, etc, may be added. Put a toble auoonful of butter In a email aau-a. pan, add a little tomato liquor, or some of tle ripe fruit Mix with a little water nair a teairjMonnil of flour, a little mustard or ketrhun; add thla tn tbe eaucepan when It bolls, atlr well and pour ofer the pie; cover with a thick layer of breatftrumba and the rent of tbe macaroni, put on a little batter and bake for an hour. Cveaun at Polmla laaa. Pare three food slued Dotatoea: mi. er wen with boiling water, boll five nilnutee. drain and throw awav tha water. Cover them with one pint of Doiung water; add a allee of onion, a bit of celery cut Into small olerea. or quarter of a teaapooaful of celery eeeo, ana a nay leaf. Cover and cook alowly until the Dotatoea are tenth. rreea the whole throuuh a culaminr Add one quart of milk. . Bub together two tablespoonfula of butter and two or. nour. Aaa to tbe mixture and cook carefully until amooth: add a tea spoonful of aalt, a daah of pepper and pram mrongn a very one aleve, Ee- Dear. ana eerve at once. fa Wed Iladdwb. Take a cood slzed haddock. inu. flna and tall, leaving the bead on, and uioroiiguiy drying the Hah. Prepare a stuffing of two ouncce of cliopped suet, two tableapoonfula of bread crumbs, one dessert spoonful of pars ley tor mixed Herbs), one egg, aalt and pepper. Mix well toeether. and nnxb It Into tbe fish. Sew up tbe allt with needle and thread. Place In well greased baatlnc-tln. and brnah with egg or milk. Sprinkle with one tableapoonful of breadcrumbs and bake tnree-quartera of an hour In a moder ate oven. Mating it occasionally. aalt-Rlata. Braaa. Into a pint of acalding water atlr two teaapoonfula of aalt and add endugh flour to make a soft dough. neat ror ten minutea, then act in a warm place for eight boura. Into a pint of lukewarm milk atlr a teaspoon- nil or aalt, add enough flour to make a atlfT batter, then work thla Into the risen dough. Mix well, cover and aet agnln In a warm place to rise until very light Turn Into a wooden bowl and work In enough flour to make an ordinary bread dough. Knead well, make Into loaves and aet to rlae until light before baking. White Frnlt Tab. Cream a half cud of butter with a cup of augar, beat In a half cun at cold water and the whites of alx eggs beaten atirr. Add a nlut of flour thnt hae been well alfted with a hennlnir tn apoonful of baking powder, then fold in llk'litly a Quarter cun of mtnoa.i crjtatalllaed cherries, a quarter ciip of omncuea almonds cut Into bits, being sure that all the fruit la m.Hc.iw dredged with flour. Flavor wftb row wnter, if it la liked, and hnkn in loaf tin in a ateady oven. Cover with a white frosting. . C3l-M.lt Annl 11. One heaping cunful of nntrv flnnr one aniwpoonrul of bnklmr dowiIw. nna aaltspoouful of aalt and from one-thirri to one-hnlf of a cupful of butter and mra mixed. Mix the baking powder ana salt with the flour and mb In n lard. Mix quite atlff with cold water. Kou out put the butter on the rowtn In little piece, and stir Ink! with Arm. Fold over and roll out Boll up like a Jelly roll. Divide In two partand roil to at tne plate. Short SnaTareatlons. Enameled ware Is easily cleaned with powdered pumice atone, v . i Cream' may be prevented from drl'n. ping from the apout of a pitcher by rubbing tbe Inside of the spout with a little butter. A small piece of candle may be made. to burn all night by putting finely pow dered Bait on It until It reaches tha blackest part of the wick. Candles should be stored for six or eight weeks before being used, they will then burn more brightly and more slowly than when lighted at once. , If when ironing a curtain you dis cover A hole In It, take a piece of the best part of an old curtain, a little larger than the hole, and dip the edges In cold etarch. Then place It over the bole and afterward Iron over it AYcCefable Prtparalionfor As similating the Food ami Kctfula tuig the Sbtooctts andBowls of Promotes Digestion-Chrerfur-nesgandRestConLains neiUvr Opium .Morphine norrfiueraL OTXaiBCOTIO. AaaatasoW . V a ifln last Aperfecl Remedy forCoratlpA Hon. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Fevmsh nrst and Loss or Sleep. , FacSimtW Signature of NEW YOHK. mm C3 For Infaatg and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought T 1 ' Dears mo & t Signature fW A i In Use For Over Thirty Years Ma Mono of AveeaieBt. "I am sorrv to hear fhr WrlnHlna snd bis wife can't lire tocetber In peace. There Is too much nharlnap mi hnth aiM lhat'a the trouble. Isn't Itr Yes; bes a standpatter, and she's a standpouter." at. Vltaa Donro and all Hottmm Davaaas prrmanaoU)' eund Or I'r. Kllpa'e Ur-al BMurar. Ha air KHKK ntrtaf hottla and tnauoa. llr. U. lLKIIaald.,au Arab Ht.,iliUo.,la. Aaaoalasr tha Dor la ration. "My friends," exclaimed the candidate, In a doe burst of disinterested patriotism, "I don't want this office If you think I am unworthy to fill It I" liars be stopped and took a drink of water. And I might add," be proceeded, "that my candidacy la not tbe result of any cor rupt political bargain." . Tea, you might," Interrupted an old farmer in the audience: "bat if von did you'd be ly In' like Sam mil I" I Dlda't Btlad the Martian. "I hope," said the renter of room No. 1197, "that the rattle of the typewriters In my office doesn't annoy jron." "No, sir, it does not," responded the crusty capitalist whose office waa No. 1UH); "but their gabble does annoy ma exceedingly." Chicago Tribune. To Break In New Shoes. '' Always ahake In alien's FooUEue, a powder. It cures hoi, sweattni, ex-hinir. swollen feet. Cures eorni. Ingrowing naili end bunions. At ail druajul.ta and snoe stores, iftc.. Don't accent anrauliailiute. 8raplo mailed FJtEK. Addraaa Allan & Olmilod, U Roy, N. Y. His Tarn Caaalaar. '' The boys are aaying that Gaymaa cleaned joa out Is the little game yoo had at the club the other evening." i. HIJ. I . . . & .... aiv uiu uut i re Dougnr. tae summer hotel at tbe resort over in Michigan where be always spends bis vacations. Don't say anything to bio about It, will you 7" Elevates Water by WATER POWER THE COLUMBIA HYDRAULIC RAM ' PUMPS AWAY UNCEASINGLY WITHOUT ANY ATTENTION 1 Y' . !i ! ' - '"f THE COLUMBIA HYDRAULIC RAM u a nmpiy constructed and inexpensive machine, that can utilize a small fall of water for the purpose of niting a portion of it to any desired height It It the farmer s friend in the dry season1 and is indispensable to those owning land high above ditches. It will furnish water for domestic purposes, even elevating pure water of the spring by means of the impure or muddy water, as found in some streams. Requires no attention. Practically no cost of maintenance, there being po parts to get out of order. A ram will pay for itself in a short time. Every ram installed fat av; i . i . t .i a . . ..... v givuig uuuuu satuiatuuu, we ccp a targe woes: constantly on nana. Writs to our Hydraulic Deportment today for illustrated literature. 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