A MONTANA GIRL.
She Witf Pile and Bloodless, But
Now Has a Good Complexion.
Her Ailments .Gone. ;
i. , ( - ....... ftm Mt Tn ii kf I ttn.
.. ... .... t....n a i..
Mont,, cornea a cheerful .letter, tho
writer Of which i willing to tell how
nho obtained tho Hcli glow of health
that thmiaand of women are envious
lttiftiro she found the
rfit rflinc.lv til ill WMN ifl that pah
f.iiuu'liih.d condition 'which" doctor
anaemic and which, if lieileet
A iiifvitutilv mean early death.
Miiw May Hmith, whoao address in
. tril'I'll in tlui first word of thi ar-
' y:
t ioi.i iiivi
'Alutnt fiva vear asm I became ill
without antmrant (num. and I crew
worse 'until I wia completely, rim
The leant exertion would
hring on a very severe pain in the pit
of mv stomach. At otner hiiki
would bum a nulii in mv lll'lld. koiiic
thing like ruirlgit. My kidney
were very weak mid my limU alwaya
felt tired. I wad troubled with short-
tu f l.rcuth and I httd a Hale, blood
h.a itin.iirmie. There was a unioth-
firm nluMit mv " lunirt.
which would lent heavily, Willi lit 01
palpitation. For three yearn I wax
tinder the care of two doctor, neither
of whom seemed to know the nuture
of my troublo. They treated me for
.Iwirf.tiii uleerution of the Htomach,
gantritu and neuralgia, hut without
good result. , .
VTwo year ago, when I av an ad
vertinement in a tft. Paul paper of
Dr. William' I'ink rilU for Pl lVo
pie, I bought ft hox and lg
much that I kept on with them
until I had taken live boxen alto
gether, and liecamo well ami
strong again. I gained in flesh
ami ttrv PitvA tun a healthv color.
I have great faith in Dr. William'
I'ink l'illa for Pale People, and UU
them every anring and fall aa a blood
medicine and (or the general building
unof wyayatem. ,
"I have recommcnaeu iina i ins i
many people who are suffering much
a I wa, and they have all leen lne
ritwl. My younger aiater, whoe akin
in pale and transparent, i now taking
them to reiitore her color."
Signed. MAY PMITH.
At all druggUts or direct from
Dr. Williama Medicine Co., Sche
nectady, N. Y.. on receipt of price.
60 cent per box;, aix wxvi ti.uv.
No SugtiUoai.
"T miial mv." remarked the rhvt
cian, "your husband i in a ld way.
Any arrangement you may wan w
make"
Oh, doctor," he cried, "I could
never think of marrying again."
tOV KNOW WHAT TTOC ARE TAKIftO
Whta ton Uka Oro'i Tuttl Chill Tonto,
. . . I - t .UUI. ...In..., M .V.r
DECLARED A SPENDTHRIFT.
ry In ProbaU Coarl CBldra
Frincaa itolwaj't
Clara de Itlquet, tb I'rinccaa de Cbl
niay. waa deilared a ap-udtbrlft by a
Jury lu tha rntbate lourt, umcagu,
for Judge Cuttlug, ana unnt i uu
eo her tJtianclal affair Thoiuoa H.
Lyoua. her ucl, and tut pennouer w
lh cuae, waa nwoluted conaervatr of
tier eatate. lie tiled a bouu or fiw,-
Vhi' rir at atx men tat' Q OIH'O-
mouthed wonder while Mr. Lyoua and
Attorney Hurley told them bow the ec
. ..nfrl. itftneeHa bad aneiit flW.UOO, In
addition to an annual Income ranging
from 133.000 to $50,000 a year, aiuce aue
came Into poaaeaalon of her proi-rty In
Then the Juror arnica imjir
nature to tbe verdict by wuieU ,me
woman waa declared a anendtbrlft.
Tbe preaent action of tbe uucie waa
precipitated by the, demund made la
February last from Egypt tr w,uw
tA iii i tin woman'a accumulates acuta.
Tbeae bad accrued la two yeara. dur
ing which time abe bad also "peat uer
princely' Income.
'Tell tb Jury bow ane apenua m
miuh moiu'v" directed Attorney Clur-
ley, wblleMr. Lyona waa on tbe .wit-
neaa atand.
vll. take, for Inatance. thla cane.
Once In l'arla Uc paid f'iWMi fnr a
pair of diamond earring, men later
when abe needed money, abe pawued
them for a amall lum, and never re
deemed them." waa the anawer. Then
Mr. Lyona told of her mania for buy
ing clothing.
-Not one bat. but a down. Not one
drea, but a aeore," aald the witneaa.
Hbe buya royally, and then glvea the
clothing away to her maid. Kven
houaea and vtllaa have lieen aacrlnt-cd
i.o lu.r lu thla wa?."
Aer Mr. Lion had finished Attor
ney Oorley. who baa been tbe attorney
for the family for year, told the Jury
of tbe manner In which thla great for
tune came to the prlnceaa. He told
them bow tbe prlncea father, Ebcr
B. Ward, when be died, Jan. 2. 1875,
left to bta widow and two children Taat
tracta of plw land In the vicinity of
Lodlngton. Mlcb. in yeara tuia w
came very valuable. The widow, on
let whfcli ahe atiU carried fa her left
ankle, (the waa 67 yeara oki.
French Mary" gained her abriqoet
from havlna been a native of France,
ller fathefa life ltjn t Vrm-b
revolution. he waa married at the
11 nt eame to thla country
with ber buaband ahortly , before the
outbreak of the Civil ar. uun
band Joined one of the gotiavt regl
menta. We lecame a nurae and vlvan-
a onnalderable money.
Charlea II. T. Hollla of rblladalpbbi en
MMvention
The iargeat wjnarc that can be got ? present time."
out of a rouaa piece or meiai ia iwuuu
by multiplying tbe diameter by .7071.
From a diac one and one-quarter tnenea
til Share.
nritot. m want to do." aaid th
worried wan, "ia to take money out -
J,,Well, "'anawerwu. ithmw. w.-.
ghum," "I have done my best in that
direction; I have taken four or fire
thounand dollars out ol it up w m
eaael her aopport tn organising tbe
One llundr(?d and Fourteenth I'ennayb,
vanlft volunte'r. Bbe waa permitted
to enllat aa a private, and arved brave
ly. In the -wnwiuI day' flgbtlrig at
Fredertckaburg abe aa wounded, ller
bUHband died later, and before tbe war
in diameter could Ihj cut a aquare piece
Ji-lncb In diameter.
Tin. mimical faculty of the Unlveralty
of Heidelberg baa recently made a re
port on the effect opon the eyca or in
candeacent light, whether from an elec
tric lamp or from a km uuuiile. TbeU
verdict la that aucb light la not harm
ful. - , ,
Tht Tru Tartei Mors.
"I'm afraid," aheaighed, "that I'm.
getting old." ,
"WhyT' ne aaKeu.
"When I go to the grocery now,
the clerka don't nearly break their
necka trying to beat one another m
getting my order. ";
Sleepy Batterflka,
Rttfrfltpa are aaid to be very sleepy
u-hln wp trJ.k no to the aky! wo do1 headed. Twilight aenda them to hed,
W ben we look up to tue any o u drowv at aunnse.
not" aee the atara a tney are, oui -- -
Itbey were yeara. centurle. even mm- ,
ennla ago. Tbe majority or atara niigui .
jave been blotted out of exlatence be- .Tj,e fthirt waiat must be about to
t..ra tta ehrutinn era. and we or to- i,im .
day Should atlll receive tbelr light and : vhy do you think ao?"
aeem to them just aa we oo.
The Interesting queattoa of the great
est dlatatue at which cannon can oe,
beard having been ralaed lu Nature, j
ru.. witoii. from tveraonal ex-'
. ... . i ,i...ir. tua mhnrlirMnt i n.;f i.ut. salt. Ia that ao.
- u n i.v.the Fedral Kl,Vfill. reallv. I don t know.
"Because there goe one on a bud."
AW
He Ciasie, I've heard it aid that
...;tiif a tiiriimtflflift is like an
Kino ni.iivw. -
forcea la 1853. the firing of the heavy j I can't tell, for, you aee, I ve never
I a - lnlnn1 aa!' .-. 11a timet if1 - ' --
taiege guns waa nearu r ... .
1 Auguata. Ga.. a distance of 122 mllea. ghe Never eaten an egg without
I while at alxty mile the aound waa ac-1 gait. ' .' ,
nii ,v ppiieral reelinz oi i
HK. MART l.MWfAKO.
wa over abe wet wedded to Jtlcharl
Leonard; a member of ber own regi
ment and a IMttaburger. .
Hlie warmed the hearta of her obi
comrade of the ne Hundred and
Fourteenth by appearing among tbein
at the anniversary of the battle of
I t...wwtr.kt.nrir In lhlladelpbla on Dec.
13. 1W3. Tbe photograph bere repro-
No Charge.
"There haa been quite a change in
tremor., -.. :
tnr naval aerrlce :
now have a callbrof only twelve and j jjackbite, jiaen't there!
Pi orulffh from fifty ,
to atxty-flve tona. and are from forty to .fjje bal taken to driving a motor
tllea weighing from 850 to J.250 pound. 'T cant gee that that' any change.
. . lIa w mi t a ! ... . t villi , HAWTI
For coast defence, nowever, lie win m conuuue w -
ordnance 1 poaslble Tbe great 10-Inch hjg neighbor.",
m being completed for the United j -
tt- nt Watervllet will weigh 126 1 Looped tt Oft
cnecic
taken at the time. Tbe cro tona, and It I expectea to uun .
.M i.fitnut vunm nne or tne ivear
ney croaaea" preente4 for bravery by
Gen. Tbll Kearney nimaeu.
.nwi in the war. 8be
la tbe one ane nmw " . i """"'
bad a paper algned by I'reatdent Lin- Sdegtroy hooka and article, of clothing
(MWiiuMi the tormuU ! plainly prlnwd on every
faotUa (bowlnir thul It It 'imply Iron and Qui
oiuo in a uuiolata form. Ko Cure. Ne t'ty. toe.
Sorrowi ol Rtiearch.
"Did yon succeed in finding any
illuatriou anceator?'"
"No, but I scaml up a lot of kin
folk that 1 didn't want to know at
all." ' y - " ' . .
Taut t)l, Ilo Good,
pon't lekon rulti your!!!!! with 1IU
tlnon. V.l t nncareti flae ndy. hariiilPNi,
UtH ll lo the loumch, Jo Ui work. Prug
gut, 1W, Vtc, m.
Evolution Atala.
" Advertiain la one er de lu' law of
nature," said Uncle Kltfn. "A hen
i..iainenM in lnviti' an' ev'v time
ahe complete a transaction aheatalita
right in to cackle."
' " i .I " ,' 1 "
CITQ PrmmMiHr Curwl. ' K l)U or nirvouMMa
II I 9 furnr-.i .(' o.-eiflr Kll'il hnrt
RaM..r. .n1 for VH KKi.00iril h.rtllf b.I tr.
M. P.R.U KMwa.UU..i"Pat..raunmMii.r
At Prtunt Price.
Mr. Wundcr But what could Mr.
Rox do with all the money in the
world even if he ahould comer it? .
Mr. Wundcr Perhapa ho is fond of
itrawhcrrie.
Slop thm Couph and
norM urr inm Htw,
LAsatly Bromo-Qulnln TabiPtu r lira a cola la
SSday. .yocura.Nofay. ITlce 26 oonta.
Accuracy above everything else i
needed in photography. Our new
halanco cale weighs a grain aa easy
aa an ounce. Price $3.00. At deal
era, or Kirk, Geary & Co., 830 Sutter
St., San Francisco. 1 '
coin attesting to ber bravery.
Why Nesroea P Younic.
The American Mlaalonary Aasocla
tlon roakea public a report from one
I of It representative la Nashville.
the death rate
1 Villi,, V
among tbe neirroe of tbe boutn. i uo
report atate that In ten repreaentatlve
gutbern cltle for tne past uvc
tbe death rate of tbe white haa been
1 20 In 1.000; that of tbe colored people,
132 lo 1.000. The South I aaia not io
have ahown much concern auout me
rapid Increase of the negro, aince tue
ir.... ITrt a Via un t Tflll
. . . .. mhl-!
pounJ projectue tweuyr. - 1 f jr your servicesT
piece 1 nearly fifty feet long and meaa- j jrownNYe8, but it isn't for the
urea aix feet acroa tbe breech. j aroount I expected, although I sent
, i,i ,i. in nhnitosta white anta v.;
11 IB BOIU ml " 1 ...... , ... .,'
lowne i our wnvms a
be he didn't decipher the amount.
Browne I'm afraid hedidde-cipher
it. I wrote $100 very plainly, and he
sent $10. .;
i.tffr ti tfthtH r.r hflntrlnff on nails. Tne
aiAv w - w .
Itev. A. 2'Ooeuf gives, tn tne zmoezi
Mlaalon Record, tbe following aurprla-j
i t.itnre: On awaking In the morn-;
e. - - i
. uiul tn Ka fl eons-
lux you arc BiuMiiiuv i . .
.i th hrtek floor, a abort A Former Conquut
distance from your bed. with two hole He But why do you want me to
at tbe top. On closer examination you Binnleign to the nousei
i .. .1 .t, iinu.a hn lust the v,a wii An vou wear vour medal?
alze and shape of the Inside of your j HeIt represent that victonoua
boota, which you incautiously ieu " campaign i weu uuuugu
thi floor tne nigui mriuiv. . iuwi
cenaua of 1900 made it appear that In of the heela.
rin farm and proportion to an ant-
Jieap, and nothing la left of them ex
cept the nails, eyelets ana. maj ut;. jki
PHINCaB i cm ma v.
Coil Miners by the Million.
Over 2,000,000 miner are required
to produce the world's supply of coal.
Of this number, 63,600 are employed
in Grout Britain and 401,220 are em
ployed in the United States.
ber buabaud'a death, bad turned the
management of the eatate over to Mr.
Lyons, a trustee. The estate was man
aged Jointly until, in It waa par-
tltloned equally between. me wiuow,
the son. Kber IV Ward. Jr., ami the
daughter. Clara, who waa then the
Prlncea de Chlmny. having married
Joseph de Itlquet, Prince de Chiiuay.
Tbe divorce of tbe prince in
took from the estate 1300.000. which
the court allowed him ror tne sup
port of the two children which had
been twrn to them, and whose custody
bad been allowed him. Tbl $300,000
la exclusive of tbe $400,000 mentioned
In tbe testimony before the jury.
Clara Isn't really half as bad as she
la painted," said her uncle. Mr. Lyoua.
"You would find bard work meeting a
girl who I more attractive or has a
kinder heart. When she 1 under the
influence of her relative she ia the
last girl you would suspect of going
through the escapades which bave
made her ao famous. But away from
their control she become flighty, and
noliody can tell what ahe la going
to do. ' r::- .
"She wa born In Detroit, Feb. 17,
1873. Her mother wa my alster.
Clara father dropped dead on the
atreet of Detroit when ahe wa only
2 year old. and her mother brought
ber and her oldef brother to Chicago,
where they lived for a year, when abe
took the two children to Europe."
the ten year previous the black race
Increased 12.24 per cent ana
23.01 per cent. The death rate of the
negro la greatest under the age of 15
and least at the higher agea. The race
la subject to a higher death rate than
the wbltea from the following dis
eases: '
i r-nn.nmntion at all agea. but espe
cially between tbe agea of 15 and 45.
2. All disensea or lnianta. ue i-uiu.-ed
mother too often does not know bow
to take care of her Infant.
3. pneumonia at all agea.
4. Scrofula and contagious disease
seem also on the increase.
She So doe he.
Tim l.Vi-rwli ae lentiflc lournaL La Na-
A UV m mm w
ture, calls attention to the remarkable
revival, during the year 1000. of exper
in nerlal navigation, with both
lallons and so-called air-eblpa. The,
iargeat apparatus la Count Zeppelln'a,
dirigible balloon, which has been tested
several tlmea over the Lake of Con-
. la 0111 .
atance, and wnose uiveuior
making improvements lu the details oi j
his machine. Some of tbe alr-vessela.
.. tn mviit nrtsent a re-!
as rtpreneuiru m i
uiarkahle appearance; as. for instance, j
the Sautos-liumont pauoon. buiufvu
Hotel ffavel
Opens tor eftton June 2S, 1901.
Col. J. F. Harrey. Manaa er
TUB. "MoNTKRJSY" Of OREUOS.
TrorVaaor of KaTK Laniruajrea.
One result of the war In South Africa
la a great boom In the study of the, na
tive languages of the dark continent
among young ung-
MostbeutifuUnd perfectly eqairped un-
iue cttuw-.-x" . - i regor. Every convenient a comiwt.
cigar, and the Bousson "autoaviator, fom hotZx to ...rt. BthinR. a.hinir
amounted by a cylindrical baUoon
.....v ,.tWl with wmsra luai revauu.,-' iri-TaafcndrervanonsaaareM
ji lit 1 u " '"vt v j kuia jvw.
those of a dragon.
lishmcn.
ly many
soon
ent
over.
"FRENCH MARY."
Evident
of them
extiect , to so out
to the Cape a
aa the pre
difflculty 1
Under these
conditions a de
mand has been
mas wtRjcan. created for teach-
era who are to talk and teach the vari
ous native tongues. One of the best
known of these teachers la Miss Wer
ner, who occupies the chair of South
African language on the faculty of
Klng'a College, Lonlon. She began
the study of the Zulu language from
books a number of years ago, but
found that she could not make much
without hearing It spoken. Ac
cordingly she went out to South Africa
,.vnr several years among the na
tives, living for month at a time far
from civilization and with only a sin
gle comrade. In this way ahe learned
to speak the four principal native lan
guages with fluency.
Cno of the Mot Noted Female Chernc-
ten of the iwi wer.
tin. Marv Leonard, fa moua as
"French Mary." vlvaudiere of the One
Hundred and Fourteenth Pennsylvania
volunteer regiment In the Civil War,
commuted aulclde the otner day at ner
home In Pennsylvania." She waa one of
tbe moBt noted' female character of
tha flivll War. aays'the IMttsburg Dls-
nfoh Wonnded biice In battle, ahe
waa honored In many way for con--nienmia
hravery. She committed bu1
m oviitnnMv through a whim. For
many yeara the aged woman had been
.M inaii,t and lately was a great suf-
-. . .. . " ----
vy hkn writing; t aavoruaera piie jerM fwm rheumatism ana a reDci nue
A a? j.ai.&ji Milll Atl A Xfrm Wlnnlflw'a Rotll-
Ing Syrup the best remedy to use lor their
children during the teething period.
Juit Ilk Dick.
Easyman Your brother Dick, did
me out of $10 lHt night.
MUs Wetirie That 'a just like Dick.
He'a always doing some ridiculous
thing.
y. r. m. o.
a. 5i tel.
. ' a r.mii of Money I.endera,
ei 1S15 the Rothschild family haa
Oiuvv
ralaed for Great Britain alone more
i nnn 000.000: for Austria. $250.-
000 000; for Prussia, fJOO.OOO.ooO; for
France, $400,000,000; for Italy, $300.
oomv tnr Russia. $125,000,000; for
VJUV)vvv f
Braall. $70,000.000. , In 1S05 they took
S15 000.000 of the February -loan of tho
United State througn tne ueimont
Morgan syndicate.
it'
After a boy get a Job at which be
earns a high as $3 a week, he cau get
bla alstera at home to cook any thing
for him he want.
An Inverted Fable.
"Now," said tbe Big Buck Deer to
his eldest , born, "I will show you a
sight that you never saw before and I
am bo proud of that I feel like walking
around on my Uiua legs an i" v.
"Wltj !" aald the rawn.
aa I live'." ,
Tea," aald the fawn's proud parent,
dragging out the carcass from behind a
tree, "and now, like a little good deer.
trnt HIP tllT Bharpest knife,
ruu u. i," r . . . .
.un t t-in Mm ana nreuure m
as a dining-room ornament. And snau
tmw vour Dapa did such a
J, (.VIA JVM v ! " ,
brave deed? Then listen, my son. Thla
morning. In company witn my laiuuu.
,.,.l.rtn.ia I tracked me man
' .... r. t.
through the forest, drove mm "
t..rini. first ascertained that be
ia.v, " . .. v .oa
waaunarmed. and. men, UB
n liv I tier iwnt almost exhausted, i
in mv canoe and shot him
at leisure In a nice viui
wouldn't show." v ;
MORAL.
..r said the fawn, "the man
had no chance at all against your skill i
and science. I don't see anytmng
or to be proud of.
"But you win. aaiu.tuo -Deer,
"when you get to be as big as I
HOTEL FLAYEL, Flmwrnl, Or.
Oi- J. L. MITCHELL,
01 S Marttumm Bldo., Portland, Qrm.
am." New York Life.
Vacs of the Banana.
An acre of bananas will produce in
welgbt 133 times as much as an acre
of wheat. Banana flour la coming into
.. ......1 wn Hr, (r with
use. Brewers are eiiiwuuU-
bananas aa a aubstltute tor oaney.
From the fiber of the plant rope, can
vas and thin clothing are being made.
ww terrlhlo lot of time is wasted
in the course of a life time, in waiting
at table to be served with something
not fit to eatl
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