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• 1 A Hartad Ma* Oubof'Tone Conditions Jasper—W hy do you consider Bond- I rocks so rapsvcially lucky? Jump.qqa-—W hj all hie frietula had gone t<a«'k on him trefore he had sne Marked hy failure <4 app*-tlU>, k>sa of cs-vdrd. and he was able to la-gin life vitality, that lireai feeling, billons w ith a cfoan alate It la Mid that Henry Guy t'arleton. 'he playwright, who stamuiero very badly at times. .-MH ao Ung ago stopped Nat Good win uu tbe street and said to him: "NaL wlU you g give tue half an I hour for f gva minutes' .on vers aa UowF U b«-u Itlabop Potter the otlu-r day tried to open tbe d<v»r of a Fifth Avo- tvue stage lu New York. It was play fully held . toned by tba Rev Dr. Kd ward Jml»«*n. live pastor of tbs Ju«ia«ui Me mortal Baptist t'burvb. who was la • i«le "Ab. Jinlw.u. ' eicialim-d tbe Bishop, when tw <*• what i»r Judeun was doing "I ba«» dlstrovered that you are a . lose «-oiumuulou Baptist * ROYAL Raking Powder is indispen sable to the preparation of the finest cake, hot-breads, rolls and muffins. Houickeeper« «re tometimt! importuned to buy ofher powders because they are “ cheap." Housekeepers should stop and think, if such powders arc lower priced, are they not inferior? Is it economy to spoil your digestion to sake a few pennies? Alum is used in some tasking pow ders and in must ol tbe so called photi-halr puwders, because It IS < heap and makes a cheaper powdor, llui alum laacurrueivr putaon which, taken in t.«al, acts injurkM-sly upon the stoma, h. liver and kidaoya. The " Royal Baker and Pastry Couk ** «ontaimiqt over Aoo must |vractiral ami valuable cooking r> ceipts free t--evrty i-atn-c etui putta! card with your lull addrra* 100 WIU'AM ST, NSW voa* tudi.iai GahsMry Pulling If IrtMly Judge—to female witn«-«s—H»w old are you? Miss 1’a-M-igh—! gm-«a I am — “Pray «lo n<»I t* rnrkk«* with your gptrnkNdR*, iiuoiatu <• on b II hw you but Gifrr chon« r-* at it.’* "lawlire «ani the »|«-aker at th« annual meeting »! the Boston I wan I bund, “I «hall, in elucidating my subject, gnr you nolhng tail lhe-er- th«- that it t<> «ay. I shall give you-er th«- the «fo-ollcle trulli. " (.«Mlki el AelherUy (9 Z>Z//z "How quiet utu le is this morning ■‘Yes hi>< tu and hi- rlaumatis don't Indic-ate lire same kind of wcat Ires Th » »ipii -r» >• on r*BF7 teoa < f tte« Laxative Bromo-Quinine t ««.»«. b» Usi rwr*« • c«l<i la Aof Meibf-• «d| rtr»<l Mr* Wlnalow • fio*'1 h ln< Hrrvp tb* brat rrntady u> um t«»r tb*ii whlMran duHnf ?Ua taetblng period. ProUbUIU«« “Will nothing induce you to change your mind and marry? Ire ask.-d “AiH'lh.-r man m ight,"al ir rvplfed I«, n< Aa InvpiratHMi Mrs I’arkv ill«-— I have bought you a splendid l«»v of cigars (or your birth da, Mortimer Mr i'arkv illc—Oh. ah—er—I have lawn thinking wtial hi lory that I |>ar liculatly enjoy, I should give up dur ing lent. my dear, and I—er—have j,s ided 1 had better give u|> cigars BESTFORTHE BOWELS If res Saves i a «sesia« s«ai«hy *««**••« a* «0« ►<■-»*« s-«,y Say y-mreo-aw« Ike S««s r-m Sen«.« «v«e *— «•■' kwu lo isa «ases «i rivieni pay»*« ut e»u p«u«e« >• «esprima re« * -«Oss« ***-.! Mani «err««« —«r a« «aapiag «S« «ahi. ,*, ••» «« »uui« CANOV — CATHARTIC fmt el Hshit Mr« Nfo-pju n—Givo ma a d<-un «lamp«, if « u pl«a*- r<—toi!i. <■ th tk—Yea Tn. Twocrnl* Mi« H) »¡q«-n <al>e-'tit mindrslly I— Arc llu-y the Irsi y. u've g>d? far R«s. km< Watts—Tins Carrie Nation erosati* Th« Tsathrr • taull la going _ to have a wider and more “I'd like to know why it i«,** ri- lasting effect than most people think claimed the angry father to his indo 1‘otts—I don t dould that. There lent son, “that you always stand al will be Carrie Nation vaudeville jokes lire foot <4 your class in school?" fur 10 years to come. “It's 'cause the ti-ach.-r won't let me sit down," draw led tire laiy youth. l*l»o's Curs cannot bo loo h shir apoken <>l as a cough tur» J W (I Hsias. Ml Third A.e , > Minneapolis, Minn , jan a. isuu ABSOLUTE Small Rgtorwa Hubbub*—No, I won't bother with a garden this year. I had one last year and it beat me thin as a rail. Citi man—Worked too hard m it,eh? Hubbubs—No, 1 tried to live un what 1 rated Genuine Carter's Aa lasUacr “Thomas,’’ said tire teacher in the third claws in physiology, “can you give a familiar instance of the power of tire human system to adapt itself to changed conditions." “Yre'm," responded Tommy Tuck er. "My Aunt Abigail gained UN pounds in flesh in leaa'n a year, an' tier skin didn't crackle a particle." Little Liver Pills. Mutt Bear Signatura of Asa f*-l Na PADTrOC TO» IHAOACHL UAnltno f »» dizdbim . ■Iimr roa iiuousatu. D £ FOI TMP1» UHI. FBI CONSTIPADO» Mod ro» tnecohfiijum JCw I »Nwsty ▼»avtal^Us-r^g*—< CURE SICK HEADACHE. ■ Na Osagtr Featherweight (to cabby)— M - You're sure you won't run away with me? Cabby—No, madam. I've hren married these twinty years! I I Mre Bilkins (sw.-etly) —T>o have Another piece <4 cake ('«main John Cousin John— Why, really, I've already had two: but it's so good 1 Irelieve 1 will have another Little Johnny lexcitrvlly)—Ma’s a winner* She «an! sired bet you«! make a pig of youreelf I W "L.TnfcWs|1krWleTiW> yrwp I la fax lama» J fo. .! M «troiata tW| N.sd- Mr Newlywed—Come, won't yuu break bread with us today? Jack Jester—No, thanks, old man; you are, I can't stand manual lalor Hv the wav. is it tier first attempt? FOR SALLOW SEI». IManl TtrnMa Waa4er. “Great Carear ’ Il >• slated her* that (MM> it paid annually in New York (<>r the protect ion of vice!” “Calm youraeli, man. and slop and think of the amount there m tv pro levi.” bulls an.l other eruptions, are all referable to an Im pure <>r iiupuvcriahcti .««million of the bllMMi. Hood's Sarsaparilla Corrects all these t!«e me.Ii. lire that makes pure an.) know well rn«»ugh, frll«»w riti* ten*. ’* ♦ trial fit rd tho ftrn-e browrd, •I‘Aik<* hatrrd orator. **lhal the virwa that I »dk»«'at«’ arr h»»t (Mtpular. No< 10 day* ag«« while Mlv«<'ating thrm from a mibl&e platform, I was struck t»n the h«a«i by a brick aiwl knorkrtl conditions — It's rich —tl«e the bl.Hxl peculiar tonl- ll«at stn-agthena every weak fun. Uoa ami buihla up the whole system. “ We think Itwre Is no medlrit» tnat can equal Il-«s1e Harsa|>artll* !l has sure-l na .g rheumatism and reileve.1 my bue- band uf calarrh. I bavs tried It far bolla and hava A kiiv J It One. W hen bave Uvat tired tee Ung wa lake M.aid'S In a short llau the truubla la goat*" M» Stat sot an. M.aktuti. Cal. Accept No •ubetltutw. Hooker Washington says that during tbe esrtler days of freetlom. almost »very m-gro who learmsd to read would res-etve "a call to preach" within a few -lays after be began reeding lie tells <>f a colored man In Alabama, who ona hot day la July. while be was at wort in a c»ttoti gel.l suddenly stoppe,!, and A Sluw Mow looking toward I be skle* said "O I presume yoau are always tilled lewd, de «-ottoa am so grsasy, de work sin so hard, and the atiu am so hot. I with the divine afflatus. " said the ad b'lleve die darkey atu relied Io preecbf* miring friend to the dreamy |»«*t. “Yrs answrred the dreamy poet; A gi-atleman wbo was oere being “yea. and that's about all as a general taka*w over an Insane asylum, asked an thing '* at'etulaut bow they knew when an Idiot was cotialdered to Iw suffl. l«-ntly restore«! to sanity to t«e discharged DR." said tbe attendant. "It la easily mauagatl We take them Into a yard where there are aevr-ral troughs We turn on tbe taps am! tbeu give tbe Net Aay Brttsr Thaa W mm * idiots buckets to liall out the water and r-nipty (Jie trough* Many of them A lloaton club put up theatricals keejw balling away while tbe laps keep for "ladies only," and some of the running, but them that Isn't Idiots stope Ionia of creation almost rack«*«! thern- I be lap" m -I t .- s into brain fever trying to get in. Tbe New York Mun's I'ekln correspon .lent «ays that onre during a dry season Oo«n««ii« Opinions in t'blua. the vlreroy. F*rl I.l llung < hang rell.nl on tbe American ml nisi er. Hn-tnind—1 think only sensible Mr l onger, and spoke of tbe weather women ought to marry. Yea." said Mr. t 'onger, "It eau-ms to be Wife—Well, you'd be a bachelor if dial were the rule. dry «verywbere- It Is dry In my coun try, too I read In one of our («apera A Tramp'i Wark. tbe other day that lu many places In the IVeat tbe people were praying for "Hello, Walker! What y'upto i rain.” "What!" said I be earl, "do yutir now’ days?" . _ o, a fol—» I people pray to tbelr God for rain?" “YVell, ‘ luifv, 1 in lookin for a " oh. yea. '* said the minister, chance t' work— * they often pray for rain. * "Aw, come off! You don’t export "And does tbelr G«xl send It when they me t«> la-lieve that?” pray for ItF* asked tbe earl. "Yes. "Cert. It's de truth. I'm looikn* aornetlines their prayers sre answeretl fcr a chance t' work some soft guy fer ’ snd sor-irtlun-s they are not.” "All thv th.- price of a drink " •sine like t hine— )<ws. bey?** said the NOTtWORTMV ANNIVERSARY IN THE HIS- earl, with a grin an.l « chuckle. TORY Of THE YOLTfl S COMPANION. Tbe following Is sn extract from a bona tide letter which a woman from New Haven. Cunn. wrote to Ctyde Fitch, the other day: "! have been reading of the vast amount of money you have been tusking thia year by writing plays I do not approve of the theatre myself, but I would like to ask a small favor of you I am a lady who has seen tietter days, but with God's help and your assistance I think the sun of prosj-erlty may shine on ni<- again. I am a widow with three .laughtera. Tbe eldest died two years ago and ever slm-e I have been timet anxious to have her grave e«Mid«Ml Won't you |ilea»» sod her grave for me, my dear Mr. Fitch? My w-«-«>n<l daughter <*<>ul<1 make a very good mar riage If you would only send her »2<>i with which to buy her trousseau. My third daughter baa a beautiful voice. Tbe doctor says It canuot tie properly trained for leva than flOO. lu short, dear Mr. Fitch, send me a check for »■'. and just are what an amount of g<Msl you will tie doing In the world My daughter's grave will be aodd<-d my B«-<-..nd girl will lie made a loving wife, and uiy t«at>y will have a voice to earn money for her mother with, and I shall have enough of your money left to hire a second hand plana Be aun- aml send the money by registered let ter. as I think tbe ordinary mall la to unreliable." Paderewski < s«<hL Ons evening last sreson. at a fanioui rewtaurant In New York, Paderewsk' happened to be dining there at the aaiue tltus that ths New York QeMMHtfof and Jewelers' Association were having a crlrbratlon dinner In ano'ber part of tbs building At tbs close of tbe feast tbs pianist made bls way to the cloak room and wu busy waablug bls bands when one of tbe other [«arty came In on the same miaaioa Tbe newcomer stare.! at tbe fair haired Pole, amt at last, as be itsstie.1 bls batxls through tbe water, said: "You're very like l*ad«*rewakl. do you know him?" "1 am Paderew ski." rejotne«! tbe maestro, niudewtly "Wbat!" whooped tbe American, and. dashing al him. shook both his bamls without waiting for the ceremony of wiping bls on Before there was any Ums for Paderewski to ea<-aps tbe man from tbe goldsmiths' dlnoer rushed to tbs door. and. calling to tbe chiefs of bls party, yelled "1 aay. Hrown, Jones. H< AM neon. Hmlth. all of you. come here. I want to Introduce you to my fr'mxl, Paderewski* Improved Proverbs. Quacks are stubborn things It's a wise girl who knows her own tulnd Koclety la tbs mother of convention Not for HU HtsItK Hubbuba— Why are you moving! Home was not built In a day. Modesty Is the beet policy. from your suburban home? Clrvumstancvo alter face* Hubbub*— I'm all run down. A roiling gait gathers remorse Hubbubs—Malaria* All's not old that titters. Hubbub*—No; goasippy neighlvra j l-rt us eat, drink and l-s married, for to morrow we dye. What Mw Ceuta IX I'badly uncovers a multitude of sine Mrs Fili-Brown thought she had ■ mart Ret. » solved the great servant question when she employed a bright, young Norwr- Or««»a Plan Cereelst** gian girl I. In attempting to acquaint Naggus dtterary editor) How la your ffiri with i the girl Iwr new duties, however, naw society novel getting oa. Horus? she was surprised at her ignorance Borns (struggling author) Bpleixtld Finally, in d <»ir, she asked ly. I’ve got th» French phrases I sta “What can you do?’’ going to use la the story sll selected The face of the new found treasure There's nothing to do now but to nil In • the English and divide It Into chapters brightened, and she replied: "I can milk reindeer. “ Chicago Tribune Those Abeord Dwtiotwne*. other stomach troublre. aa well as by blutrhe«. Pb«t*ursrblr Talk. Hummer OM—D* you tblak you ran Uncle Jethro—There ain't no sene« take a good picture of me? in dictionaries, nohow. Cholly I'm afraid I must answer you F.dgar—How did you arrive al Dial tire. la Ike n. conclusion. Uncle Jethro? Wise men are conservative. Only Uncle Jethro—They spell “hoas" with an “r," and leave it out when fools give tbelr candid opinions oa aU they coma to "IkoracpetaL “ occasion* Who Aro Aiwayt Tlrti. "I do not feel very well. 1 sub an Bred all tbs time * Y ou Iresr Urea» wools every .lay . as often aa ynw meet your frtenda just so often so- these words repeats«! More Impotubl« Io Say. thsa likely you spank the same algnlS Johnson—|h> you mean to inainu- eant words vourself. and no doubt you ate that I can't tell tire truth? do feel far fo-ni wall uxwt of tho tuna Mrs KRa Hire, of < trelsea. Mis. Parkins»«.—By no means. It is imp«svaihle to aay what a man can du whrese portrait wa publish, writes that aha suffere«! foe two ream with bear until he tries. lag .1. >wn psi as. headache, lu.-kv.h- la th.« ?Milky « Co«Mry. euj hwl all kin-ls <.f w-rabla feelings. tuna, dull hraitache«, indignation amt pimpk*». Help for Women With its i»«ue of April IHth The Y'outh'» ('«iiiijNinion entered upon its 75th y«-ar T<> commemorate this Anniversary, tin- |>ublishera prep*r«-d a richly print ed aouvenir illustrating the growth of the nation slid of The Y'uuth'a Com- ¡minon since the year The Companion wm founded, |M27 I’erhajw the most significant features of the souvenir are its tlire«' map*. The tint show the small section of the continent ch - cupicvi hy th«- United States of 1»27. when Tire Companion licgan life with pra. ti.-ally no sulMw-ril- r«. Another shows the system of railways winch : cover the United Stale« in l'.K)l, an ’ aggregate <4 lN7,7HI miles, The Youth's Companion traversing every mil«- <4 this system once a week The third msp shows the numla-r of sub- : M-rils-ra to The Youth's Companion in every state of the union in 1‘JOl, j “Why didn't you wait until you got your setier back lirfore run went Io talking again*" inquired a man in tire .’Ulskirts <4 tire crowd, in a loud ranc.HM voree. Ths Psegis st Harte Rk* Porto Kico is only a thirteenth tho -iie <4 Cuba in area but it has moro than hall aa many inhabitants It is the m -st densely pojnilat««! ol all the W.-st Indian islands, and a larger pr< |«>rt. n of this |»>|>ulat o-n is white than is found m any ol the other islands in its part of the world There is a higher grade of intelli gence among tire Porto Ricans than among the Cuban*. Pirfumsd Osrvuhsi Tire Sudan»** natives eagrely buy cl' tli«*», cotton gvxals, sugar, per. fumes. t«-a, nail«, chains, wire, leath- er false jewelry and iron trinkets of tietxva Great Britain furtiialiee the colt, n g'«sls, but «•* rii my. Austna and Italy have almost the monop« ly of the «direr article*. G« rtnaliy dore a huge trade in perfume* A single caravan started off recently with ‘.0. • is*) francs' worth of German sc. nta for the native«. Sebruty Amoeg Railraad Mtn. Tlx* number of railroad men dis charged for cxcenisive use of liquor during the past 22 year« baa dec ri as- •■d from 20 to on* per cent, and dui* lug the pest 25 rears the pn>|a<rtl<>n >d men owning their homes has in* cream'd I utold A v revh.ag OvtcoSM. “Joe, have yuu ever eiperieneed ’.ie art felt disappoint merit?" "Y.S I <>in e trtevl to dye thia old re«l mu«tAche brown and it turi««-«! green. “ MantUnaa Nsvsr Scan Io Walk. ».««««>stren «I f >««.<M An Ontsrio oculist thinks tlist the eyesight of one fourth «4 tire blind |>atirnts he has lusd might have bes-n kiss XlCA Bice «avevi by prompt precautions taken in at? of which was raid by falling and infancy. Inflammation of ths womb, amt after afoctoring with pliysicians and numer lNC«K»aabl< Ke5vail ous me«ln ines «ha waarnlirely cured by t’ncrwaingly the prayer ol man Lydia K. Iltkhtm« Vegetable tear pound. went up If you are troublau! with palna, IU<Award, turn backward. O Time, in fainting spell* depression uf spirit* thy flifbt! relui-tanco to go anywhere, hea.ta.-be, Mak e me a boy again just for to ixultirehe. and always lire«!, plcane re member that there la an abaoluta night I Father Tinie whettevl his «. «tbe im reuM-dy which will reliere you of your Buffering aa It dot Mr* Rice. Fnof patiently. "Ami if I should," mutteml lie, la monum.alal that I.ydla E. Pints- ham's Vsgwthble < .uspound .a tb* "they'd say I was making monkeys greats al medl. tua fur suffering women- of them!“ rrlRttug Wllhmil Ink, A eoi»?|MHiy ha« been («»mieti <«» ròtitfol the pr<»«e«n <»( prl<?tn>< without ink, and tn a »iu»rt tinte it H eipwrietl that «»Id mrth«H|« will be rev«»hiUi*tiUrd There I« <>ne Ihin*. h<»wwYer, that h«e rr»i«tr«< all n«»twtiuii* , that U», l|i»»trltirr‘B ht<>n«a< |i Hitier« It a wmidrrfui mr«lteine f«*i t|y- »|*fMtia. indigeatkoii, biHouenewe, iitMMni»* IB. ti»l-|l||««l|u||ill<| IlfftitilHIItM ¡1 ah* j»r»»«i»< ritiiHPU (ever« »1 ague Try it Amt mu will not l»e «Hwappoiuted. M st Chine««* mandarins p»w tho ah.de of th. ir liars with. Ut taking a single yard of eiorolae. The lato Nanking viceroy (father <4 the Mar quis Tacne) was considered a remarka ble character bccauao he always walk ed atcfai a day in his private garden. Under no circiimstancra whatever is a mandarin ever roen on tout in hia own jurisdiction. Il Would S«««e So lfi!— Has your friei d Westerly a hobby? 1» im —Well, I wouldn't cal! it a hob by. It's more like insanity. “How's that?” “He's bren married five times " Machinery, Implements, Farm Supplies, Etc FREE TO FARMERS ADVANCE THRESHER CO Faciory. Haiti« Michigan Our 1901 Vehicle Book Our 1901 Implement Catalogue JUST ISSUED. THE SALESWOMAN WHY IT IS SOMETIMES HARD FOR HER TO BE PLEASANT 4 Cle«a In a Mlnnanpoll« Dry l.-od, «Inr, Tails Hew she Hera-Ms Abla l<> l*«y- farm Her Dalles easily. TVvw (Ag M.aeeapulr« Jtnnal. Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver Co., Fv Mr L a nd , oil ktivixtk i ntirsiirii co., Yu *14 Frort I •»» , |*wrtl»l*dv <*r»g>»N. Or call upon our n«»re«i »<••!. Han- you ever atojqi«! to think that MII.WAl KI I- MOWI-R the position of a salcewoman 111 ■ chain l.kivt: i.i'.iir i.n*rr larg«- dry gi««l> »tor«' is a particularly trying on- * Working lung hours, I»- iiig conijM-lid to »tan«! moat «4 the time, and liritig ev|N-ct«-«l to look jileiuunt regardl«n« of suffering which »hr may la* «-nduritig, i» it any wonder that «ink, nervous women find it im the |vaja-r lM-iiig «lelivered every week jaMsiblc to follow thia is-ciijmtion? Everyone will le inlrrmtd in tho ei- to 515,112 American homes. peiiencrof Miss Nellie M Tomlinson ofAIlH Minnehaha avenue Minne Clearly True. apolis. Minn , wh<> is a clerk in one •‘What do you think of this idra ol the large dry goods stores ot that that Mars is sending signals'*** asked city. She »ays VICTOR STEEL RAKES .Mr iieechwotsl. "YY lien I was eight years of age I With Wheel» malo fur lha “There's nothing on earth in it!” had the M-arlet fever ami it left me Wild a til W<w»|!jf We«| replied Mr Horn, wood, emphatically. with weak kulney» and a emu plication J. A. IRLI MAN. General Agent, Call on th« or addr»»» of disea««*» I was nervous and finally roc now WHAT roc ARI taking ten K. Water SI. I OK1I AMI. Ore. la-eanu- so Id that I left arhool slid When Yon take Grove » Ta«ielrM ( hill Toole, A. fl. BOYLAN, Portland, Oregon. Coa»plate Stork ot UncauM tb« formula H plainly brinied on eYarv did not go for an entire term. ! had loule abowin* that it la • tnply Iron and Quf* tiradacki- all th«* titm* and was t<«i ir Fur Catálogos and prlree. W a LTKK a W i Kill tXTRAA aio* In a um '*U bb form. No Cu/*, Nr far. fc*. titalde to talk with any one Th«* i«-a»t excitrmnt M*rm««l to make my Rtipoiuibillty. "« «« The perferlion uf Wall Plaster. Sgvee heart flutter and a fainting «|»*ll Ibalgrr—I wouldn't be in the shors yiui lime and money. Investigate. would follow. At times I l«un>r so <4 that New York clergyman who hu diiry that I would have to ait down LAND P1.ASTFR. l'ae our l*nl l'Iauter and inrrease your crope. Test uno married 3,012 couples in his life. until the feeling paaard away. My mala, circulars ami esperi informa' «■ on epplii ation. Codger—Why? blood seemed to have turned to water Offkc and fai tory: I oot of I ourteenth Street, Portland, Oregon. {lodger—Just think what he'll have and I hd no color whatever in my g^~ A geni» «an 1*1 evervwhere. to answer for. face. 1 was a mere skeleton and had to lie down several times during the ■lay 1 had one of th*brat physicians Tbe r**1rrs of lh'u pai*r «ill t* ,.leased le : in the city but be did not helj, me tsaru ihai lb««« .s si l«a-i ui*s 4r«a4«.l d.-.rsas "My jmrent-read about Dr Wil dial aeesr« has twen aula io tun io sll I is CASH Hl'Y FRH <»F HIDES. PEI.TS AND TALLOW. a s«e«. an<l inti Is catarrh II all’s« alaxrhcurs liams' Pink Fills for Pale People in laiaaotny peitire curs known l*> the m«di<-«l one of our city j«aj«*p> and thought it Cotisigrinienta eoilcit*! Pay highest market pru-e. PROMPT RETURN». Irsieraiiy < atarrb being a ronsntuiUviral <1.» I »sal era in leather ami fin. lings. would wise for me to give them a r«Sr • ' :«.■ «■• Refer to Wells, Fargo A Co. Hauk, Portland, Oregun. Hall a < «larra < are is lakes isisraall«. * Ung 1 lagan to gel better when 1 dlrreily up-.n ths b .««l and SI. ona «nr * e« trial. of Iks «««1«*, ihsreby S--«'ror ng ibe tocrula liati taken the first l»u and by the lion ot lbs d— aw. and giving tbs |«i:«nt time 1 hd u»e<l two and a halt lanes slrrngib by bonding up lbs eonsliia' en ar>4 I can perform with ea««* «»a »Tng nsi<ir« la doing it« sotl Tbs pre I was cured ptlaiors bars «o much fa.ib In lie e-irauvv my duties as clerk in a dry giaala C.««r* lhai ih«y otts« Ooa Huiutrsd Iwliar« I was never so well as 1 am r aay rase that It lails locore aetul log list store. ol leal! mon lais. A>l4r«oa Daisy anil it is all dur to Dr Wi|. r I < IIKNgY A CO . Toledo, O. liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. “ Solrt by trnggis«* 71* lla.lr raatiT» Clue are the baa« Hignrel, NELLIE; M TOMLINBOM. Ac<u«t<Mnad te Thana, Hu I *ct ib««! snd sworn to la-fore me “Do you know, 55’illie, what a this Mth day <4 December, llRXl horrible example is?" said the fond R M Thompson, J* J* J* mother, Heal Notary Public. *'Y«-s." said the school boy, with a At all <lruggi»ta or direct from Dr. We have just issued an excellent little Cat frown; "J never saw any other kind." W illiam« Mevlicine Co., Hchen«*ct*iy, N Y' Pri«*e 50 cents jx alogue on Fence subjects. Full illustrations; Kill Germ« of DI*4M» bw . i boxes, »2 50 all the newest Fence information. A postal Th* moöern war lorurw d!*«••• la to 4e«troy lt« gp?ni» < a»* Afrt« i'andy < alharur ara m««!- card will bring it to you. la Bvstsa. •rit gprm hlllera. aö<! claMtaerw. l>ru«ui«, tue. «>. W. Gray—Yes, I (ell niy wife every thing I do. Ihin'l you? A treaty Waka. Whit«'—I did for awhile, but I had My wife said It was too "1 hear there was doings at Me to quit stupid for anything. Gfoadighan's wake." "Doings? There wor an many foine fights, me lx>y, thot th' wake was report««! in the sportin'column." “ADAMANT Chas. L. Mastick & Co. ” What Does It Cost? Portland Anchor Fence Co 74a Nicolai St., Portland, Or THE BEST Only four of tbs Rank The only persons who have held the rank of general of the L’nited Htat.-s army were George Washington, I" g. Grant, William T. Hhernian and Philip H. Fheridan. POMMEL SLICKED , IN THE WORLD z MA« THO TlAff fUH i’RiNsioiNi If ilCMFOBO. 0 C, thws «IK rr II t »!»• qu'--fc ! - ■ . - « H XXb < oe>e. rro*M«Uuc claiwiB «ihr« |«7w Ths Worst Y«t. Htubb— 1 hear that Falcon is going to stop writing poetry. Fenn—Yes; the position in which the paper brought out his last sonnet discouraged him. Btabba— Hid they run it on “Children's page?"’ Penn—Worse than that. It I pean-d in the puisle department. OFT!» n TAT ED AS A MHU COAT HMAi NO EQUAL CA*A u MVIS rou fusa viwe nr aatnum AWOann CO BO5*QN MAYA «« \ I! H K8 L U òummtn V. I. SMITH I CO.. Buffalo, N. Y. Bn F. M. 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