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Newspaper Page TextAll Humors Art Import mattcrs.wlilcn tlx ikln, llrtr, kldnryt and other organ cannot Uk cart of without llrlp, Plmpln, boll, trauma and other trap tlona, Iom ol aptMtlt, that tired Inillng, bilious turns, flta ol Indlgtwtlon, dull bead, ache and many other trouble art dua to them. Tbr art rtmortd bf Hood's Sarsaparllla In uaual liquid form or lit chocolated tablets kuown aa SarMtaba. 100 dotal f I. Vtt lit MmiI Wll. William Itonrjr Harrison had Jut. iron lb bsttlt at TIm-ano. "1 felt that It wa up to m," h titnlnnl, "to tha futurt nowllstt of Indiana aort of nlatorlt-al backs-round," Kor, with tli eliuult mlndnlnaaa of ftrat man. It did nnt occur to him that Indiana'a coming auibora would cbnoM to local lh arvnv of tlwlr beat axlllng ttorlet In I'alralln, MmIco, Hraualark, I'ranoa and olhtr fnrrlm muntrli. Th Evlla of Constipation art tnanv! In fiu't almost avirv aerimia 'II. Hvu lm ll'iirlulll ill i-onallpntiun ami aotii liHMiii ini-, lnt m.i til prxviiii lug roiintlia tlun, add lull. Tlilala trutiif moat ra'hart !", IiU'Ii, when llrl ummI haw a U-nltlriitl BlIiH't. I.u tiidiMi haa to he continually Inrrrniwd and U-fiiir Iuiik the n-tnoly ii'iwa to hav llic kl glilfKt elliH , Tliete la on r-mr lion, however, that run lie ivlliil uhui tn protlma Hi aKiim rnulu Willi tli sum d , vrn slier llllv Vi an' iliilly uan, and till" la Mr ntlrrlh'a I'ila, wlilcu haa a rworil of ovt-r lUUvrar aatliealnMilt-nl ii'iu mly fur riiimtlputliin and all troubles arising from an linim r xiiiie i,r the Mood, llraiulretVe I' ll, arc lli same flnelaia tlvc tunic pid your grnndpaiviila Hard and can I round In every civry drug and tnedi cilia store, cither plain or sugar-coated. rare of Habit. Tlw modern Hlicrlnck chuckled. "I'll atuke a tllk hat agaluit etoclt that man la Now York pollrr-iuan," lie whispered. "How can you 11 IT talced tbt mys tified friend, "lit la Hot In uniform." "No, but I shouted 'Hide door to tbt right!' and you ahould have teen bin duck.' Ta Braak la Now Shttt ' Alwaraabak In AUpii'i Kmtt-K, a powder. Il ruiv hiii. awtMiilfia, aching . swiithm lwel. t urt'cirn,. liiamwiim iialla sua bunlolia. At all druintl.is and alto suri . I.ct eil any auUiitut. Mainpl mailed KUbK. Addrva 0WEA OP THC NAVY. Naraflaal Mla4 rUsta It Hard to Veallaa tlrvaalb. Figure iwrtii taawntlal to convey to tlie hoiipriifraalmml mind an ilHuat romvptlon nf tha attiK'iiilnu power for aggrcmlim or for rvaUUnra eoucew tratitl lu twelve buttle ship, four ar mored cruisers, four protwted cru' era, four monitor and down IoikhIo boat end torpedo-boat destroyer. In side atilimnrlnea and auxiliary craft, any Harper' Weekly. It mut bert aulllte to any that the twelve battle hip alone which were mnam-d off Oyt ter ltny rvprewiited a combined die-pliu-euieiit of nearly lM.lxm tn; the iriuured cruiser, Almost B5,()0O ton; the monitor and protectwl crulaer. more than 32,0u0 toua, and the while fighting fleet. Including the torpedo boat and lubuiarluea, but excluding auxlllnrle, an aggregnte Jlaplaceiueut of upward of mxiO. Itelutlvcly powerleaa and Inalgnlflrant a the torjicdo bout may bare looked, the truth I Hint If one of them, the Wllke. ctuild get near enough to audi a doming firt a the buttle ahlp Weat Vlrglula and spit a torpedo out of her tube In the right direction, d,(KK,K)0 would go up lu the air and 800 men would be food for fUlie. We may add. In order to refute wane groundlea ac cutlou, thnt the coat of the naval rv view, liiiK)liig as the pageatit lookMl, waa negligible. The cost wua comput ed by Hear Admiral Kvuna at f:UK all told ; for, a he wlnted out, to. long n a ahlp I In coiiiiuIhnIoii, It la Juxt as c heap for her to be at anchor off Oyati-r Day as to be ateiimltig acroaa the oceao. Motbtra win Had Mr. Wlodow's Oooihlnt lyru p ta brat rrruedr to ut lot Ihtlr oliUdraa luring tk iMiniuf purlod. Allcua. uliiMiml, Uld.x.N. Y. Dlaaalraa ratter. Th ttorky, red haired man with tht Galway whiakvra had bren run In on a charg of too much conviviality and bole teron conduct, "Hprlaonw." aald Police Juatlce Wachnhimr, "vot Is your nmT" "Me nam, y'r annr," anawered th prlaoncr, "Is Oottllrh Ixniilorsrhlatof." "Mot's II !" exclnlmrd hta honor. "I gif yo'j algity days in d vorkhous." Chicago Tribune. riTA tt. Vltna' riaae and all Nerrmw MlaeaM II I o pi-nitaitaiiiir curtMt hr lr. Kun'a nru h-t lutumt. Mini fl.r H1I K (It Mai h..UI. ana tnuin, Dr. u. IL K I id.. Id., ail Arcli ak, t'bu.,l'a. "Tom" Reed'a Collar. Among the prominent men of New England there wna none, iierlmpa, who wore a larger collar tlinn Tom Deed. One bot dny In the summer of 1U01 Heed waa In l'ortainouth. anil, having to wait over for a train, be decided to make an Impromptu toilet, cbnnglng bis 'collar, etc. 80 he bled himself to tbe ! nearest haberdasher's and began a geu- ernl survey of the collar display In tbe store. "Waited on, tirf queried one of tbe clerks. "Not yet." responded Heed,' and then added, "I would like a eulhir." "What sltcl" plied the cleric "Hlw 20." answered Iteed. "We don't keep collars so large, bnt I think you mny be accommodated three store above." Itecd went and found the third etore above. It wn a harness shop. Growth of Nevada Cltr. Less than two year ago a prospector lost his way In the desert near the Cull fornln line. In Nye County. Nevada, and died of thirst. On the sot where that innn's tuily was found Is now the town of Ilullrrog. A water works plant coating t.'i0,l)ii0 supplies an abundance of water. There are hotels with baths In many rooms end residences equip ped with all tlio modern pnrnphernnlln that muko for comfort. Klectrlc lights Illumine the streets where only the stars of heaven looked down on tbe death of the lonely miner and within the radius of a very few miles there are now about 15,000 people. an proved Daa'paa. In carrying the ordinary dustpan from one room to anoitier tome of tbe content are cure to full out Dust helnc very light. Iv I the slightest wind' l I pick It up and 7j Irilowsit.olT tbe pan. U I Ttila cannot bupiien with the one shown here. Over half of the surface of the pan la covered, which beli to pre vent the dust ; mg. A nn addi tional aid, the In- noma tiik ult. TC0,r han aaillHl , bsmlle, by which tha dustpan can be carried anywhere without fear of los ing any of the contents. In gathering up the dust tlie pan I placed In the ordinary position, Ily twinging the handle over to the left and tlie ;nil raised tbe dust drops Into tht recepta cle formed by the cover. In this wuy Why Refer to Doctors Because we make medicines for them. We give them the formula for Aycr'a Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe it for couehs, colds, bronchitis, consumption. They trust it. Then you can afford to trust It. .. Sold for over 60 years. Arora (-barrr Pin-tent la rm4y thai ahnnlrt n In vrr noon. I a d a Ttt 4mI of K lot bard (mm h. and cold, and I Snow what aplandlS moan-In H la. I en nnt raromniM,') It lilLly." 1UU C OoMSa, U1 rsrk. MM. bf J. O. Arr Co.. XscmaUa 9 tiers SAtjUFAgtLtA SILLS. BAUt VMOS. LARGE l-K.U im.iwI. LIIUUUII f.il.ia.llnn uaraa- BEF.KSHIBES All th n 94 l4vMasttv. Vtwtvf i4mIi mm bmmd mi ati liniw. 'orrw ' mmt -j, i ii .P jypji v 1 1 w i tP Jr BIG MONEY For jmt In NEVADA MINES A rw Hnndrad C A. StOCHTON, tVatar hlahtly lnted . . . . Mpii Klrhea. " Writ Today. fOWTLAMO, OMOON Ayer'e Plllt greatly aid tha Cherry facto rat in oraaiuna Jna up color. DIIODCD CTIMDC B I" America nuuutn oiHKiio Wa do not tak order and prddlaonr Rnbhor Stampa, arala, Jtc. We manutactuxe our own aooda. Oar aqtiljimeiii i the newttt tid beat inciney can buy. Writ today tor our "Mubbef buuap Catalogue." THE IRWIN-HODBON CO, Portland. Oraaon It It not affected by the wind. I'lrklrd Peara. Peel tlie pears and weigh. To tevea pounds of tbe fruit allow four pouiiils of granuluted sugar and one pint of vinegar. I'ut pear and sugar In alter-1 nate layers In the kettle. Itrlng slowly ( to the boll and pour In tlie vinegar, to , wblcb should have been added cloves, mace and cinnamon to taste. Itoll for Ave minutes, remove tbe pear with a perforated skimmer and spread on disbet to cool. Boll the sirup until It It thick. Pack the pears In heated Jars and All these to overflowing with the boiling syrup. Sen! at once. Important to Umber Owners Wa purchaulng agenU for Unre limb? buyer from all parts) of the rmtutrr. Thee men mrt .nvMUntr In Oregon and WeMhiftfttM tfmbor lands. It will pay jrou u writes utlmmtKllat!;, gW(rn legal fecritiom nd mH pric on your timber land In the iuuw. AddrM Timber licpartment. Northwester! Guarantee & Trust Co. Uattr Eicsmh tUi, Uornl FUtr 1 1 Car. 2st tat .tart tit, rDBTUIIO, OREGOI 1 f:o PUTES ism. taTSRBa. rem a.. ILY Ls Wa r nniuT! rn tiiwrusj uuum. vv. samu Wa itaon voor t! tcth sod brokea otold roottabaoluU'ljrviithoul pin. Examto elloa and I at i ma In rrcc. W ork tb llt. trie t!ieLoeaU fcuiiii gold crown, SI; BrlilRework, tx&0 per tooth; Cold rnd namel ft'ilUng, II and tip; Bnt kubber Pl;:lea, S7 so per aet; good aet. t Palnlea Kxtracion.to. ThlraaatCwdiSMJ. PortUad. Orccsaa. It tonaded t'aBralefal. A frugal and Industrious slioemnkT lins two diiughlers, of whom be Is very proud. e provides a good home for them, dresses them well, and Is giving them a good education. Not long ago he drew on his inmlc.st bank account for a sum sulllcleut to purchase a new piano for them. Whnt followed mny be described In bis own words. "Oh. yes," be confided to a nelghlmr. "they were grateful enough for It, of course, and It's a great comfort to hear 'em piny and sing, but what do vott supiHisowas tbe first thing tbe girls learned on it?" "I'm sure I don't know," said the oelghlior. j "'Everybody Works but Father.'" Relate Brad. To make raisin bread scald a pint of milk and ttlr Into It while warm a rounding tnblespoonful of butter and a level teasjiooiiful of salt. When luke warm add balf a cake of compressed yeast dissolved In two tnblesimonfuls of lukewarm water, then stir In flour to make a stiff batter. Let rise until light, add tbe beaten yolks of tbre jeggs, one heaping tablespoonful of sug ar and a cup of flour rubbed through them. Stir In also balf a cup more of flour, plnce lu buttered pans, let rite and bake. Waffle. Sift a quarter of a teaspoonful of soda and the same amount of salt Into one and a quarter cups of flour. In an- otlier bowl bent the yolks of two eggs ; Into a cup of sour milk. Then mix all together. Add three tnhlespnonfuls of melted butter and then the stiffly beat en whites of the three eggs. Pour Into ; bot, well-buttered greased waffle Irons and bake first one side and then the other until a golden brown. Remove from tlie waffle Iron with a fork and serve at ouce. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON NO LIMIT TO ITS P0YERS FOR EVIL a Contagious Blood Toison lias brought more suffering, misery and humila Hon into the world than all other diseases combined ; there s hardly any limit to its powers for evil. It is the blackest and vilest ol all disorders, wrecking the lives of those unfortunate enough to contract it and often being transmitted to innocent offspring, a blighting legacy of suffering and shame. So highly contagious is the trouble that innocent persons may contract it by using the same table ware, toilet articles or clothing of one in whose blood the treacherous virus has taken root. Not only is it a powerful poison but a very deceptive one. Only those who have learned by bitter experience know by the little sore or ulcer, which usually makes its appearance first, of tlie Buffering which is to follow. It comes in the form of ulcerated mouth and throat, unsightly copper colored spots, swollen glands in the groin, falling hair, offensive sores and ulcers on the body, and in severe cases the finger nails drop off, the bones become diseased, the nervous system is shat tered and the sufferer becomes an object of pity to his fellow man. Especi ally is the treacherous nature of Contagious Blood Poison, shown when the infected person endeavors to combat the poison with mercury and potash. These minerals will drive away all outward symptoms of the troubles for a while, and the victim is deceived into the belief that he is cured. When, however, the treatment is left off he finds that the poison has only been driven deeper into the blood and the disease reappears, and usually in worse form because these strong minerals have not ouly failed to remove the virus from the blood but have weakened the entire system because of their destructive action. S. S. S. is she only real and certain cure for Contagious Blood Poi son. It is made of a combination of healing blood-purifying roots, herbs and barks, the best in Nature's great laboratory of forest and field. We offer a reward of fi.ooo for proof that S. S, 8. contains a particle of mineral in any torm, t. o. a. goes down to tne very bottom of the trouble and by cleansing the blood of every particle of the virus and adding rich, healthful qualities to this vital fluid, lorever cures this powerful disorder. So thoroughly does 8. 8. 8. cleanse the circulation that no signs of the disease are u ever seen again, and offspring 19 protected. Write for our special book on Contagious Blood Poison, which fully ex plains the different stages of the trouble, and outlines a complete home treat ment for all sufferers of this trouble. No,charge is made for this book, and if you wish special medical advice about case or any of its symptoms, out physicians will be glad to furnish that, too, without harge, t THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GAm Potato Pnff. Tnlro tlVA nun, it rw.lit mnahfljl nntn. toes and stir Into it one tnblesion of' melted butter, heating to a white cream ! before adding anything else. Then put I 1 .l. 41,1a a...... !...... .n nvliuH.,.!.' ' ' in mi, nv rjiS u .tiv7iuij light, one cup cream and salt to taste. Heat nil well and pour Into a deep dish and bake lu a quick oven until It Is nice and browu. If proiierly mixed It will como out of tlie oven light, pulTy and delectable.- Flannel Cakes. Take two and a half cups of flour and four teaspoons of baking powder I nml a pinch of salt, and sift Into a ' bowl. Bent the yolks of two eggs In ' another bowl, add two cups of milk I and then mix with the flour In the larg er bowl. Lastly, add the beaten whites of the two eggs and fry the batter In small cakes on a hot greased griddle. as. PURELY VEGETABLE ' Orange Charlotte. Make an orange Jelly and use the pulp as well as the juice for flavoring, removing seeds and fibrous part of or anges. Line a mold sides and bottom with largo square crackers soaked In milk and sprlukled with coeonnut. Pour In the jelly and Bet It awny to harden. Heap whipped cream over It when served. Delicious. Southern Corn Bread. One and three-quarter cups of white comment, one-half a teaspoonful of soda and the same amount of salt ; one egg beaten stiff and one cup of butter milk. When all mixed together, add two tnblespoonfuls of melted butter and bake In a hot greased pan uutil a rich brown. Tomatoes with Whipped Crenm. Peel five round red tomatoes thnt have been cool lug In the Icebox all night. Scoop out a small piece from the center of each, dust with snlt and paprika and heap a large spoonful of w hipped cream over each one. Ponna Htaa So. Cbett The idea of Slikker claiming to be a hard working man 1 tbe richest thing I've hesrd of lately. i Konmann Well, he is, by George ! He's tbe hardest man I evor tried to work. . I Beware of Ointments tor Catarrh that j Contain Mtrcnry asmcreory will rawly deatror the arnn of mall and completely daraot tht whole e;a tern mi entering tt turouah tha muouua urfauM. Buca article auould never be ued exreplon prvacrtptlun from reputable pfaT Ivlana, aa the daman tbe; will do 1 ten (old to Hi food you ean powibiy derive from team. Hall Catarrh Cure, manufactured bf K. J. i heoey it to., Toledo, O., con tain no merenry, and I taken tnterna'.ly, acting directly upon tbe blood and muouua aurfaces of the system. In buying Hall'a Catarrh cure be sure you get the ffnulne. It 1 taken Internally, and made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Chauey Co. TeaU moniala tree. tMd by Urusglata, price tie. per botU. 1111 YamLy fills ara th beau - X-Ray for Pearl Flahers. Pearl fishers on -the coast of Ceylon find X-rayt of great service. By their application It Is possible to distinguish without opening the shells the valua ble oysters from those containing no pearls. Tbe latter are thrown back Into tbe sea. Straits Budget PlttS CURED IN S TO 14 DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to core any cane of Ichlng, blind, bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to H days or money retunded.SOc. Looked Thai War. "Come, Willie," said his mother, "don't be so selfish. Let your little brother play with your marbles a little while." "But," protested Willie, "be means to have them always." "Oh, I guess not.'' "I guess yes, 'cause he's swallowed em." St Louis Post-Dispatch. There is no satisfaction koewrri than berg dry and comfortable) when out In th hardest torm. :YOUA2E SUM OP TIUS IT YOU WE AD WATESFROOl- .OILED CLOTHING tuocoaYHiowr " CHBfHnWHIJtL, JUTGffH CO.bKTOR.MASS," lit TOfUUIUMAJi CO.LMet.TOI0NT0.CAR DUG. GEE WO Wonderful Hobs Treatment This wonderfal ChW Dt4 Doctor it mlled Kr-U bccaiiM ho curt lopl wlitioot opera tion that art. vo up ta dla. II enrea wl.h those wonderful Cht bcm herbs too' s, btids, barka and re:b) that are mirvi un known to tueriUal tkat enca la th!a coan:rr through iiio u of (hot harmirM re medW-s. This taruooi doctor knows lliwarilonof ovnriOOdiflfrat rtuijedl'-a, wbjcit h usm aucceaslu.ly In different diseasa. Hm imaraii'eos tocrecjarrh.avhmA, lunc, throat rheutuattuu. nprvous it9j, atwmacb. liver, kid naya, eic-t has bunirTs of ttUnoniala. Charges modrata. Call and aw him. Fa: lent oat of th city writ for blan and circular. BandstaiUD. COW SCL TATION ilikii. Aduresa The C Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 162SrmtSU S. L Cor. Morriso Uantlnn airui Dtlruul P. N.U. N. 52-Oft WHEN writlnjc to adveTtiaera pleaeTT memltta tbia paper. I Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the siffna ture ot uuas. it. rietclicr, ana has been made under his personal supervision for over SO years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-pood" are but Experiments, and endanger tlio health of Children Experience against Experiment, What is CASTORIA Cast or 1 1 is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It , contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its nee is its puaranteo. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. 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 Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. THK OK N TAD H OOMMMT, TT MUMMY THKrr, MM YORK OITV.