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Humors Feed on Humors Th Sooner You Get Rid of Thorn tho Bettor. In tho Spring tliero'i an effort of liature to cleanse your system. , You know thin by tlio plmpics and other eruption on your face and body. In tho Spring, therefore, if tho beat time to take Hood's Sarsaparllla For tho quickest rnulU. Hut whenever taken, this great medicine, thoroughly cleanses Uto ays tern, gi'U into all it nooks and cor nel, remove all humor and all unheulthy accumulation. 'Hood's Huraaparltln I an eirellent blood purifier. We hail a little buy with ut whose tinl and fai were broken out with n-. We Kve hint Ilod'a Haraapa rllU and tho sore soon dUaiiix-ared." Jon Hniwas, Mpomo, Cal. Accopt No Substitute, Poor Old Coal. "Ilulgcy claim Hint ho has more aociiil inpt'iiM-nt, (hitn he cut) fill. 1)cki he really shine in sity?" "Oh, ve. IMdn't voti ever sec- that dres font )f hi? There was never j another so shiny m thut." Tbia aUpiatura la on avary boa of tba genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tawau Ue ramody tbai nim a I4 ia mm alajr Vllhelmlna'i ravorlu The lhitch queen i Reading. a creat novtl render, and her preference is for Eng lish IxNika. Hhe. like the Ixntk ol rk-ott od Pickens, ami i much in clincd to roniHtio stories. I am mil" l'io'a Cum fnr Conaiiiiiptlon ! anvr.l my Iif ihr- rar ir. Maa Tn. j tan. i, iwju. i un T-.t. tin ik. George With the aaaurance of your j love I could conquer the world. (ir..teTlmt u ill not l Lnrv. All you luivu to do i to conquer jiapa. Tha n.t Praacrlptloo for Malaria Chill and fevar la a bottle of tirova'i Taatala CblllTnnle. It la aiinplr l"n and quinine la a fauislaaa ioriu. S o l ura. ho fay . frtca 600. Mora. Information. Tommy Hay, jtaw, what i the difference 'ta?t weetr an amateur poet and a profeaaional? Mr. Kigg The amateur poet, my boy, i the one that keep the pro fcHHionul Htarving. nowa Tma: V'a offer One UnnCred Dollar Uaward for any aaaeolCaUrrh iliairan not bacurai by liaU'a ,lfr,f. J.ro;:KNEy CO.. Prop. Toledo, O. We tho underiRoel.hve known F.J.Cbeuoy rirtUenaat er. ami belleva him perlcctly oni abl in all tituln trnmnrtloui and fin ancial able to carry out any obllgnUtua wftUa by ijair firm. . WtarATacAX, VMihIpwUj Itruirrbta.Toleln, ". W il.D.MU, IU.nnak A Mi-ViN, Wnola.ala Druir lit, Toledo O. IlaU'aCaUrrhtnira Ut ken n- rnally.ao Ina flrao.iy on U blood and to oona aurlaoea o thaiytt m. I'rl e :S: per U ilo. Lj.d by ai; arur tU. Tctlmonl U Iree. Uall'a Family fu) r h lU The Army Dentiiti. "I ee thut the reorganized army ia to have 27 dcntUta." "That' a good thing. They'll keep the dog of war in a condition to liow their teeth to tho beat of ad vantage." FIT r.rnwnoMlr Curwl. No fit or ni-rou.nai 119 H.t nit.iu' ii. !'!- Klinii'.iirrd Kirvt IlmlHivr l.f Kit KKa4.00uUn.lllrn.Ura. U. Da.R.11 Ku.UiJ...!l ArU.8l.,l'UilU.li!il.J,a. In the Same Fix. Wife This is a nice timo to come homo I I have not cloned an eye all night I lhiHband D-do you think I did? When your liver In out of order do not done yoiirni'K wllh pol""""" ilniK" Unit harm and never 'iire, but lake ir flold Tea, and IIKIUI remedy that CUKE8, Had All the Mark.' -And how do you know, that you have been christ Teacher my near, ened? Scholar Plcaso, mum, cause I got tho marks on mo arm now, mum. . TO CD UK A COLD IN OMR DAT Taka Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet. All Jrugaiata rotund the money II It (alia to cure. K. W. Urova'a alKtiaiurc 1 ou each box. Xxi. Parable of the Sower. Teacher "And some fell among tho thorn," and what happened then? . Smart Boy Tho thieves sprang up and choked them. If you aro a photographer and have not received a copy of our 1901 cata log you have missed a good thing. Send for it at once. Kirk, Geary & Co., 330 Butter St., San Francisco. Dayi of Rain. It rains on an average of 208 days in tho year in Ireland, about 150 in England, at Kezan about 00 days and in Siberia only GO days. THE KAISER'S DANGER. Knfferln fro n Malady the V.ui of Which la Ineanltr. Medical paper In rarlou part or Kurop are now m-rlously dhii-ussiug llio mental condition of the (Jeruiau Kiiipcror mid eein pretty uunulinou In their expression that lie U suffering from "nervous disease," resulting from "eouMtltutloiuit cause," Alimg the an me lint purely secular paper openly discus the necessity of a regency In the empire. It I said thai the Inevit able end of the uialudy from which the Kaiser I suffering I Insanity, and there I no mean known to medical science by which Oil lamentable rult can be averted. William' disease I the same malady a that with which King Kicdcrli-k William IV. of Prussia, grauduurto of the Kaiser, wa Mtrlcken. 'and which culminated In hi Insanity. lie wa not, however, deprived of the rein of icoviruineiit and placed1 under I i-1 1 J i fcn..H iau. tKroui hit Uw-t patmtrtih, ... , . ,, ........ .. i,., v.,h... . Lvnt ,,u. " " a"'('' ... . , Thw ftr umn' ,r " of rweinblance between thl monarch ami Emperoi ! William. Both have been remarkable for their geuerou Impulse and for their paradoxical combination of a lib ernllMin akin to downright aoctalUm with autocratic and abolutlt Idea worthy of the Middle Age. Like the KalHcr. King Frederick William was animated by the moat noble and high- minded Inteution. waaanxloua to right every wrong, and to aaaume the part toward hi aubject In particular of an bII-wIko and far-aeclug Providence. In the event of the failure of the KaUer' mental power, the regent of the empire would be bl eldeat on, the crown prince, who I not yet ID year old. Placing the rein of power In uch youthful hand would be a rlky ex periment and hence the grave appre lieiiKlon which pervade the govern ment of Europe over the Kalner'a con dition. I'tlca ;!ole. SHATTERED IN HEALTH. John P. Sara-ant, tha Artlat, Haa Laid Aalde Ilia Urnah. It l a source of deep regret to a hot of admirer that the health of John 8. Pargcnt ha given way, and that for a year at least this distinguished Ameri can artist will tie unable to follow his profession. As a painter of portraits, Professor Sargent haa no equal In the world. Ill painting adorn some of the finest galleries In the world and ho is oue of tho few Amerlcuna who nre members of the Uoyal Academy of France. Sargent was boru in Florence In 18.V1, of American parents, and was reared in luxury. He studied art In the studio of Cnrolus-Duron, and at 23 his work showed such merit that he re ceived honorable mention In the salon. Thereafter he rose splendidly In favor among artists and lovers of fine pic tures until the demand for his pictures became so great that he broke down In attempting to supply them. When It Is said that a man baa re ceived notice of the serious Illness of a relative, and Is "holding himself In readiness," It means that he has a night shirt In a grip and haa looked up thfe railroad time card. JOHN S. SAtlOKNT. GRIP'S RAVAGES Aftereffects Are Often Worse Than the Trouble Itself How . They May Be Avoided and Good Health Restored. From tht Journal, Kaiun$ City, Mo. Following every epidemic of the prip there remain a trail of after effect which are often worms than tho trouble itnelf and which m m to bailie all effort of physician. A wjx-cific, however, haa been found which not only will quickly restore tho health after an attack of grip and expel the lingering germ, but, working through the blood will ren der the aj Hteni proof against the di eae. In hundred of can it haa leen ahown that Dr. William I'ink I'il I for Palo I'etple have accomp lihetl thi reault. One of the many recent cure i that of Mr. J. 1$. Khaw, of 2101 Hellcfontain avenue, KariHH City, Mo., vho ay! "When the grip wiu epidemic here I mb one of it victim and the disease left me in a bud atate. 1 1 formerly had an excellent memory, but afte the attack I could scarcely remember anything. I had acvero pain in tho top and back of my bead and wa dizzy by ajiell. I would lie awaek until nearly morning and then fall i into a aleep that wa not restful. My heart action wa weak and I waa a victim of nervou!!. In fact my health waa shattered by the attack of tho grip and recovery aeemed hope lea. . "After being' afflicted in, this man ner for aeveral week I happened to read an advert iaement of I)r. Wil- lirtni' Pink Pill for Palo People, j Thinking they might do me good, I ! Itegan taking them at once. In three day I waa much better and could ! alecp like a child at night. After I uing a lox of tho pill my memory i wa reHtored and I felt greatly en- ; couraged. I continued taking them j until I had ued three Ixjxt-e ani . waa in better health than I had enjoy ed for several veara, "H a itaniH envelope iscnt for reply I will gladly answer all inquir lea relating to my caae. Signed, MRS. J. B. SHAW. Sulscrilied and sworn to before me thi 12th day of February, Ml. LIONEL MOISE, (Seal) Notary Tublic. At all druggists or direct from Dr. William Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Price 60 cents per box; 6 boxes, 2.50 A Good Cook.. "Is your wife a good cook, Chris tie?" "You bet. So good that she never insist on my eating what she has cooked." People eipeet miirh from Oarfleld Tea, and they are never diwMipotiiled; It cure llomach, liver and bowel dinorder and euro ontlpation and alclt headache. , The new library Ht Athens is now completed. It was begun 14 years ago by Professor Ziller, of Dresden It has room for 400.000 volume. COME AND GO la many forma Rheumatism Neuralgia Lumbago Sciatica makeup a targe part of human aufTcriiiR, They come auddcnly, but they go promptly by tbe uacof St Jacobs Oil which i a certain aure cure. WEATHERWISE ! OTHERWISE! WHY DON'T YOU WCAIt 'SLICKER aLAcvcu0y AMR KEFD BEWARE 01" IMITATIONS. LOOK fo A&OVt TRADE MAM. , . .tAIALoaucs race Showinoull Line of Garment and Hexta A.J .TOWCB CO.. BQyrON.M AiS. , x. r. m. 0. 5orio-ioir WUBN writing t adTertleera plaaa II x mention tble paper mm ft y y v ar' y wm mwmai INDIAN GIRL'S ROMANCE. ! Rntar Harvar J Ilecaaaa Her Anceator Pparad a WMta Man. Wah-ta-wao, a full-blooded Penob acot Indian girl, will aoon enter Har vard University. The glrl'a Indian name mean Bright Eye, n nd she I nld to be pretty enough and Intelli gent enough to be worthy of the name. There la a romantic istory connected with the girl's proposed entrance Into Har vard. Mo utague Chamberla In, re corder of the Law rence He lent) He School at Harvard, has taken the Indian WAII-TA-Wa0. tectlon lecaue girl under bis pro one of her ancestors spared the life of one of hi forefath er. About the time of the French and Indian war some of tbe Penobscot, who had wandered from Maine to the St. Lawrence, jolued the Indians under the French and made a raid Into Eng llsh territory, lucludlng an attack on Tlcondernga. With the English force wasa trader from Boston named Cham berlalu, who got Into a hand-to-hand conflict with a powerful Penobscot In dlan. In the struggle they clinched, but the redskin wa the better wrestler and threw the white. Chamberlain managed to regain bis feet and start on run, but the Indian overtook him, and, baring picked up a club, knocked ChnmU'rlaln down before he could use hi knife. The strength and courage of the white evidently won the admira tion of the Indian, for a be stood ovet Chainherlalu with club in band tbe Penobscot said in English: "I like you. Make you my son. You good fighter." Chamberlain wa accordingly treated as a prisoner and waa taken to the in dlan village of St. Francis, on the St Lawrence Klver. While be waa permit ted to roam freely about the village, the Indians kept a watchful eye on him, and he knew he was a captive. He learned, however, to like tbe Indian life and remained three years. Then In fit of homesickness he decided to go home, but the captor refused to let him depart. Chamberlain had won tbe hearts of many of the squaws by lend ing them a helping hand in their drudg ery, and .some of tbe maidens of the tribe aided him In escaping under cover of darkness. He afterward became a man of consequence In Boston, and the university professor of to-day is one of his descendants. The Penobscot Indians In time re turned to Maine and settled on the Isl and In tbe Penobscot River, which ia still their home. Montagne Chamber lain In the course of his Investigations discovered that Wah-ta-waso was de scended from the Indian who had taken his ancestor captive at Tlconder ogn, and took It upon himself to give her an opportunity to gain an excellent education. She haa had the advantage of common and high schools, and is now preparing to enter the Harvard annex next spring. Mr. Chamberlain has helped a number of the Tenobscots to go to Carlisle, and he has built them a library on their Island. FAIR RIVALS IN RIDING TO HOUNDS, Newport society promises to be torn In twain this season by rival hunting parties, and nothing at present appears to be able to avert it but consolidation of forces, which does not aeeni likely. MKS. I.AOKNBL'RG. UIS VAN ALKX. These two women, as the leaders, will cause a stir In society. Mrs. Ladenburg Is a strong assistant of 1. F. Collier, who has made the sport popular with his pnek of Monmouth hounds. It ia now announced that James J. Van Alen will Import a pack of blooded .hounds. Prison Population of United Kingdom England's prison population is ninety per 100,000 of her inhabitants, that of Ireland, slxty alx per 100.000, of Scot land, only tlfty-two in the same num ber. " ' f' " ' The cirl who puts out no bait to catch a husband Is the one who would do more for one after she has one. Tha Strum lyoeamaflva Pmd. It i claimed that within a few veara the elctrie muter will completely supplant the steam locomotive, and train will then rush along at a am-ed of 100 mile an hour. To traveler thi will prove a rreat bleimint;, hut no more so Mian Hoateuer'a Hlomarh l'.ittra. ha proved a bleoaing tothoe who wtxli to rvfrn'ln their helih quickly. Tha ItiitrciirdyM-pia. Indigestion, 'billon- nea. malaria, fever and ague, a I no im prove the appetite and parities the blood. CHy Fcllct Advantage, "That there farm," said the driver, "on the ofT side, belongs to a feller in town that runs it for his health." "How does he get along?" aaked the drummer. "Oh, 'bout 's well's the rest of us, only- he don't have to buy no gold bricks to come out loser, like we do." CONGRESSMAN BOTKIN'S RECOVERS Suffered Twenty-five Years. Washington, D. C, April 1, 1898. Dr. 8. B. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio, My dear Doctor It gives me pleas ure to certify to the excellent curative qualities of your medicines, Peruna Bon, 3. D. Botkln. Congreasmantt-Large from Kansas. and Manalin. I have been afflicted more or less for a quarter of a century with catarrh of the stomach and constipation; a residence in Washing ton haa increased these troubles. A few bottles of your medicinea have given me almost complete relief. and I am sure that a continuation of their use will effect a permanent cure. Peruna is surely a wonderful remedy for catarrhal affections. J. D. Botkin. If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna, writ at once to Dr. Hart man, giving a full statement of your case, and he will be pleased, to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of the Hartman Sanitarium, Colum bus, Ohio. Necessary Apology. He Newlywed is always talking about his wife's money. She That's very strange. "Not so very. You . just ought to see her." Sfopm thm Cough and Wofkm Off thm Gold. Laxative Rromo-Quinine Tablet cure a cold In onaday. No cure, No Pay. Price 25 cent. Antiquated. "More new gowns!" he cried. "Why, yes," she answered sweetly; "All of mine are last century style." Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth, Ing Syrup tbe best remedy to use tor theii children during the teething period. The Boston Boy's Ranch. A western cattle ranch belonigng to the children of some Boston people, has been named by them "Focus," because it is where the sons raise meat. Active man by arge manufacturing house; :.00 In cash paid for 12 day trial; promotion and permanent poi:in if satiaiHCtory. Ad dress U. B. P. Co., 723 Chestnut St., Philada. Contingncies. Cy Nick You don't catch me ty ing myself to any namby-pamby fe male for life. Miss Thrust -I dare say not, Mr. Nick unless the woman was crazy. One or two horae: aises 8, 9, 10 and IX Call on Mccormick ageut. or addreas . A. H. BOYLAX, Gen. Aft., Portland, Or. For Catalogue and Price. YOUR OLD STRAW HAT Made new with Strawine. Bleaches any Straw Hat eenta. Send atamps. Cieana and By mail, 25 WOODARD, CLARKE & CO Chemists Portland, Oregon.' la but time to ear Catarrh, Bronchitis and Consumption. Our remedy i guaranteed, 1. r. u. tto V7J. W. H. SMITH I CO., Buffalo, N. Y. CUNtS WHtiit ALL tLSt r AIL I Cough Sirup. Taste Good. In tlma. Sold by drotvlst. mmmm Ua-flfJ 51 -"v-.. "pr t ' ft