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Sarsaparilla
The change 1» very prompt
and very marked. Ask your
doctor w hy it h. He haa our
formula and will explain.
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BIHousr»r*ss.< nnstipation prevent re
covery. Cure the«* w>th Ayer a Fill«.
l.rf. « !x*<lrr on the l>»sk
Our little young: |W|M¡» sil
•»< ye
years oid,
h-arnlng In-
ha« just reached the
Hou*«*times
W*rite” stage In i school
bis teacher lias the child reo <«py
■Mirai precept« fr»»ui the l»la< kl*»an!
Amotig these
Into their - -py I» --k»
was the stateti rut
Kind won!» are
Dever lost ’ lu
I
Freddy‘a I* »ok. how
ever, written »
the other nu rgin, this appeared
Kind
XV hen he was
words are never I««.
«•k«*d ’’Where Is the T. FreddyF* be
replied
’<»h. there was i»<* room on
the paper for the T. so I left it Ot> the
desk
Vuil »’an s«-r It there if y«»u g«»
to the «cbnol ”
I he aamr youngster has a sister
w bo was married recently
I
a visit to her parents, ami hi
tu cat'll 1 f» !dy in «utUr mía»
•later reprutnl him
t mpb*
Freddy, ’’you oecvlii’t s«<dd u
don t belong In my family, a
(*ra«t e< rttingi Are lire M«»tip|r«<
The trouble with us
that we loos
too high and (« M> ! far away foi if out
cbai»»*r*
XX'« furgel t that the gres tes*
things are tbr simplest In bunting for
rx»ra. Mr trample the <1 its laica umici ou?
XX e .tee blind to the «líame# «ml
feet
blessings m-ur Us 1“ «use we are look
Ing so far aw r for them
Ev er>
thing de|*eikds nj ■ » the pow er of th»
mind to are opIMtrtUnIti«'*«
It la th»
rye that rail •«'»• (hr « han»«*. the plu»
• ml <l«-t<
• ’
■ !. »1 1
wring from it »»«.» p «-» bIHty that w
lack, rather thin the < hanrr •to
g-MMl — MtJ< «*•< XI Iff • ' •
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y
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34 huurw
k
I HE
GRAND
PUI/t
THE HIGHEST AWARD AT
THE STL0U15 WORLD 5 EAIW
WA * QI VMM TO
WATrtPBOO^
• OILFD (LOTMINOr
sLicarts. hats "
POMMtl SLICAtBS
a J Towra co r^TAgusKto ia>a
So»«. •
«WW ta«
>•> a. .3
yovta À?uk; am co
towuwto cam
9 oo D rops
í ÁVét’rt.iUr Preparation for As
almila I mg n*- hxxl and llctfuki
I Imgftx'bkHMcfrNandlliwvhci
I ne in is.-'( Himxt.N
Promotes DigestiónChrrrrul
nesszind RrM Contain* rwuher
i hm un Morphine nor Mimmi
V». r
MHlet. thè hiuu-ia Cren» h paintet.
waa born of penta a t folk frum wbotn
be baJ thè UabU of a»iapir llving sud
a powvrful pbj s.que Fi»»ui tbrm. tuo,
wrttrs thè «utbor of ”Jeau I nw «»la
Mlllet ami Che Barttlanu Se buoi. ” Le
obtained bis grcst tendernrss towan!
thè people. w bum be wa« de«tliird lo
delineate so powerfully
><jr wurkiiig wttb bla folk uj>on thè
fartu be had nut only thè opportunlty
of Inceaaantly w tf»hing thè a|*t»csr
anr« of flgurrs ¡n differrnt s»»r««» nf
foli, but be nbtalhrd a« wrll an s»Mnsl
ktw» w l«*dge of tbr farm
|
lab«»rrr • nafta
plow «nd imw to
llr Isutlhed bow to
!
tour, he learnrd «Il «Kmt the |*eet|
Har nature uf all I kimla of crops ami
and
rvery kmd of dooMsdlc animai
with the dis
(MI ’ ■«•camw a ir«)ualntwl
■
rum furi, with tbr sgony tbst
frnsn «uutinmius I mm I ì I v rirrtl»m With
all ihat a farm talMvfrr auflTevs frmt»
t-i»M»«ure tu srorching «’in ami bil«ng
Your duuor u ill tell you that
thin, pair, »cak, ntnoin chil
dren become strong and w ell
bytikmg \ \ er s >ar*aj arilla.
Small dose», for a few days.
«• st •
.
.
»'-• — - • *>*; -
^•■■»
hi« Instructor»
e«
Millet.
a
>e l«rtweett I«
and giving In
net'hews and
ibi« prie»! im
• iid <*otfrage* mis .
« eed«*d the impU
(bat
a* nt
Xlil
r»julpprd for the
artist
him than many
large
name ba« been
tory
It la saht that X ergil s
the hour whm the great *li.«duws d*
«•end U|w»n (be plain, first rev «-a I «*1 t •
the hoy the tw-auty of bis own sur
roumPngs. sml flr»( lighted that Are
wbi« b was to lx produttive of some
■ »f the flnest paintings of evening
« en«x that the w»»rl«l is likely ever
fy ¡H»S*0SS
As to bis Bible and Vergil, he read
• ml reread them ami always iu Mtln.
And Hensley »*ti “I have never heard
s more eh»qiiet>t translator of these
two Invoks ’ Inatesít t»f Ixlng an Il
literate ¡xíson. Ind««*! when be went
to Parts Millet.
The XX Hd M«n of
(be XVorata.’* as be was c«hw«l by l»r
»rohr« pU|*ils among
wb.ttu
hr
f..tll;d l:ln*-rlf w .» V 1 *• ’ll Ì • I : ♦ IV .!
ad msn
IHs «Ineat ion ba«l I mm - ii far
better than If I be bad been an »»rdinary
»-ulcr of • bourgeois. or even of a
Its great cbararteria-
woblu family
i|r« were its tb<»roughtie«M. Its aim
idlclty and It« I rrflnemrnt the v rry
ha racier! stir» i that make bis own
work« lovable
A Developed Da>«y
F«»r many years Mr Burbank w..rk«'»l
u|M»n the daisy, taking the tiny flvid
daisy, the |M-«t of Eastern farmer*, as a
baa»* ol bi« ex|’crimrn<«. an»l «Icvelop-
mg it until it is now a splendid ld»w-
•<>in from flva to seven in<"bra in diam
eter. with wonderful keeping qualities
after cutting
In the same way he lia*
greatly increased the geranium in sire,
am! at the same time lias made it far
more billiant in « •«lor —Fr»«m William
H. flarwutNPs "A Wonder-XX’ork«*r «>1
w< ivrue” in the April Century.
Japan amt lluula Compare.1
AH bough tbs population uf Russia
1« mwrly three and a half time« as
c « at as tbr p '¡'illation of Japan. *.»)•
tbr XX arid s XVork. and its ar«a near
ly six time« «« gr«-at, the Japanese
have a million ni«»re pupils In their
school« than the Russians
They pub-
llsb more periodic«Is am! bo«*ks
Al
though Russia baa nearly nine time«
many mile« of railroad. the Jap
anrse road a carry more passenger«,
though less freight.
They «end half as many again let
trrs by post a« the IltlBMAIlS •end
XVith only about our fourth as many
mile« uf telegraph wires, they
lid
nearly as many meting«-* Their trade
per capita 1« greater than the Ht»«
sian« both in lm|«ort« and In exports,
a ¡though the total trade of (hr !<i|»
• *r • of
nr«*. • very n. i L gr» «ter
Tbs a|qxrent financial and military
strength nf tbr Rtissian« Is lnc«»inj»ar
ably the greater
Yet so cheaply doea
the Japanese «»»Idle/*live that Japan
may dr» more with little money than
ItusMis with more.
For Infants and Children
Bears the
Signature
N ot N ah cotic .
Aperteci Remedy forfoRMipA
lion.Sour Stornarh Diarrtswi
Worms .(onvul moos Fewriab
nrs« nnd Loss or bLZEP
Far Subtle Signatura of
NEW VO UK
Alt* >i»«uvlh> «»Id
J j Dost S - li < I NIN
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
HOW TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED
OREGON SUTE ITEMS OF INTEREST
PELVIC CATARRH BY AID OF PE-RU-NA
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FRAUD ON STATE
WHEAT OUTLOOK VfRV BRIGHT
! Cold
Marion County Grand Jury WtH In»««-
t»gat« Hiagai Transactions
Ra»e« Ha*a Damaged Prue««
but Farmer« ar« Satisfied.
AI tony—Linn county po«»pl« are
watching Use weather man cbwly three
• «lays, and yearning f<-r a ’/fair day“
flag
This is particularly true <4 fruit
I growers, far the recent cokl rams are a
unenatr («> the fruit crop
As it is. some injury i.as been report
ed
A ¡T mment farmer and fruit-
, grower <>f Linn «>»uniy states that be is
ol li e • »pinton that « brrrivw ai»J pruns*
are ar»mew hat in|ured already, jtartirtj.
. larly cherrira
Tlx « berry tree* were
|< um I« v | with 1»kwe»•»»• at the en*| oi tbr
i warm spring wealbrr that marked the
cluaing day* >d February and the flrst
Lail «>f Match, and tlx rain »aught
I them at tbr tm«lrrest age
Then a
■ ouplr «4 bght frets last week ad«I«*I
to tlie danger
Prune« were not brought out** much
as cherries by the premature advent of
•prmg, ami may possibly r* a|x injury
although the Wee« •<*qpi*'*l l<» lx in
»m al the beginning «4 the rains
bk
|thev were m reality n<»< generally in
>m, but were l»m«led with buds
full »
¡tb/. were just rea«ly t«» burst but liad
i ot yet ri)*««M^I the leiwler inner |iart
I nder IhfWr rirruiu*
i tx> I be w rat her
■tan« r« it is Ixhrvrvl (hr damage I will
le nominal, if g»*»f! weather romew
«
»•"t)
However, it would not t<*k e
many daya <4 cliilling rains ami • inde
to «1«» irrvparal»le damage, It has br<rn
statad that tlx ¡»rune tr«*n • were giving
rvnlrnrr of such a Iwavy crop that it
would really lx Ixttrr lot the fruit if
■onx of the embryo prunes were killed
by tbr cold.
Other branches of farming are faring
well. An easy winter and «*arly spring
pla* «« ■*(» k in ex» ««Il«*nl rondit ion, an»!
every < lass uf st«» k look* well.
Dairy
farmers are milk it g (note rows, with
Ixttrr r»«ulls than in years before at
this *■**'>!) «»f the year.
Many farmers
will fim*h the winter in much Ixitrr
Ilian was anti« if«att*d after the
¡HM»r cr»’|x of last year.
XX heal is looking fin«*, an»!. l«amng
*otnr uuf»*r«»«M-n fte.<*k «4 nature to »le-
• «.. . ': •• pr» *» i t I r *. M ¡>r<»-p«* t* the
wheat yield <»( (hr valley will lx far
al»»v«' the avrrag«*.
Fall sown wheat
an almost lx »«-rn to grow now, and
many farmers are preparing Io put all
their remaining acreage in spring gram.
W
Salem—-Th» mgh the statu tew govern
ing the sale <4 state lan«is have t»een
violated svwr since they were enacted,
the ihv« *t gat .«•« t»» i«e made by the
Marmn county gnand Jury this week
t^ll 1« the flrst attempt that I as ever
lawn made t-> punish infra« lion of three
laws
fsrvetal hundred tl»ou*and acre«
cd I an» I have l*ewn Umgtit illegally, an« I
the state si Insd fund haa l«rrn >ie-
spoiled «4 several hundred tlHHivaml
dollars, Irtit u»ualh punishment uf the
'flrnsr ha« I wen I «ar red by the statute
»4 hmitartan before H
*hsr«»vrrv«lt
• »r, the state having received the l«*ga'
price (or the land sold, no one feels in«
trrrelrd enough to «tart an investiga-
tmn
The ««flense which the grand
jury will investigate this week is of re-
<ent date, and the facts are an
known that the
transact hm*
s»erreI y lie overlookml
J U m «use the state in every instance
hwurs the prnw required by law. ami
i« not ilim tly robbed, it has l*rn easy
!»» let the infra« (ions of law go with
s»-«rte a pa«»ir»g nothrr. But iinlirertly
the state haa tw-rn mhl«rd and V’lgonma
action at the pr<>|»er time would mH
«»lily have landed the offenders in pris
on, Hit asked many tbousaiids of dol
lars for the m h»M»| fund
It is n»»t
through (he ordinary sales of •»dww»l
lam! that the steals liave taken pla«r,
for in m H such raws th«* state has re
ceived all the land Is worth
It >«
through the lieu lan*l operation« that
the manipulators of public lands have
ma»le their fortunes at the ex («ruse < I
t be m h<«»l fttfid.
Show X/ailey L»vs Stock.
WcMsIbum—Two tlmuaaml paoplr at
tended th«' livestock fair in this city
last Saturday
A splendi«! a«ldre*a wa»
»lelivcml by !l«»n Jam«*» XX’ithycoml*r,
of th«* State Agricultural college, of
('«»nrallis. Colonel J B E»l«ly, lion.
J W l a •
ateta I -i .»».•! tairv < . in
miMuuorr, ami J. II. .‘•♦•ttlvmirr al*»»
• h'livercd lively sj»rvt h«'a.
Altogether
the initiation of this fair was a magnifi
cent stu'vcsa. President Fred I Xw and
Secretary XX'ilham P. Pviinebaker will
pr m «-«-d to |MTf«-ct a jH'rinaiicnt organi-
ration.
X three «lays fair of all prm
ducts ami livv*t<ck will l»r held during
next < k t«»la-r.
!
Mr. I.iMi« K«Ming SIS» B Clifton FUcw, St
• lx>ui«. Mo . writ*«
• I town* oil»» tr».«t mon» d.tfrrrnt m»«fc. mr, to r»-
• Uor» m» to XroMh. tM Prrwno wo» Hw <mt» Ihmg »hoh
• <OUM b» <Rp«n,l<d upon
• b»«oo UU»t * whro I
: wo* » o àr.hn». om R m «* b> t»mo*r w«OÀA«M ond o»»r-
; wrought n»r»r*
• I began to Irrt »tr.mgrr during Ito
wrrfc I loot,
! P»runo and m» toakh mpro»»* dad» uni» now I om m
: .rrtr.t toaHh and »n»O» »I« •• • ««'•» dd b»l<X»."
Lirtw Rr<l«l«>g
t"*
i
!
5
M*bl* Bra.llor.1, IJ Chnrrh «u«rt,
Hur liston. \ I . He. r»Ury Whitti«r Oraloi ■
iety, w rites
”Peruns K » rrtsmh a wondertul me«1v» uve fu*
(he dh of wwcveiv
I hwvr heard 4 vpoken of •«
(hr hifhrM prarvr bv man», sod « crtw*r»K m» ri-
perwmc rv wel worlhv of a good word
•’I began to have severe p«s»nv a» row m» bu» k
about a vear ago. brought on bv a «old. and ea«h
vutv-rqurnt rrortth brought me p«v<n and dtvlres*
•‘Vour remedy was prr*<»ilrd. a«vd the ** *> 4
acted upen mv svslrm *»a* alrrosl too <»*od to be
true. I < rrtmnb ha*e rrguwted mv beakh and
vtrrngth, and I no longer suffer pcîmm I mu I
patos and rvlren e Iws-studr.” Mabhr Bradford
• • • • — •• •
Albany M il May Be Rebuilt.
5 litany—Pr«wid«*nt Charles C«w»p* y
ami
■rvtary II M Grant, »4 th»* Ban
nockburn XX«a»len Milla »«»lupany. who
have l«t*en in All»wny hioking aft«-r their
pr»*|«erty, which wm recently alimad
(»»♦ally d»'stmy<r«i by fire, state that it
is p -«ublv th«- mill will la- rebuilt.
The brn k walls ar«« part »»f them stand
ing and in #» mm I shap«», ari«l »«»me of the
tmu fiinvry ran la* aavtal
The big I m » i I-
cr m the engine r»»om wa» not damaged,
and alt('g«-l her there ia quite a nucleus
*t- 'in»l which t«» «tart a new mill. Th«'
• mpany ha-l a great «leal of business
di»-««! when th«* tlr«‘ occurrwl.
rho umo dv of Women Cured t»erv Year
bv ( or« rvpondr »< e-lhn k W hat
Dr. Hartman hopowv to Do
foe Xou Wabout ( barge.
XX’omen who suffer sh«»uld rrad the
evidences present«*! hrre
XX’e have
grulrtul
thousands of letters
from
friend* who tell the «Arne story
Halt the ills that are peculiarly
woman*« own are of a catarrhal char
acter.
Female weakness
un<lerwt<x>! for many years.
Mohair Pool« are Bought Up.
Dr. Hartman deaerva« the credit of
I »alla*— I nd las witnes*«*! one »>( ita
busiest days Saturday. «•«*« Asionrvl by having determined its r«*al ciiaracter.
(he *«-)lil>g of th** p«N»l of the Polk Mild lie haa made catarrh and catarhal dis
X auihill County Mohair «»*»«-tatn»ns rasas, including ¡«civic catarrh, a life
Th»* X ambili |« m »I, consisting of 40,000 long study.
I'eruna cures catarrh, whrther uf the
Isoumis, was purchase»! by Biiinhrimer
A C » , <»f Portland, at 31
ernia. The
ansociation retains the sacks, which
i»r<r of Habit.
were held a 25 rents each. Th«' Polk
“Glra ma a tw.crnt .ramp, plaaaa,"
«'«•tiiity pool,
consisting
of 50,000
said the young lady to rtie drug Her*.
|M»uml*. wa* lamgtit by I! I. Fenton,
"Wa are juet out," replied the J e„
of Palla*, at 32% cents.
The prue* ■ baetitly, but hrre u< oometlilrig Ju.t a<
|»ai»l arc < onaidcr**! th«' l»ri»t, as the gu.nl,"
mqrkf't Manda.
And he handed her a > >tiple of one.
Independence Idea To Br Aired.
Indrl-endene—It is the purpcMM« of
the XX'illamettr Xalley Improvement
league 1»» call a meeting "f the elcvll-
live committer providl'd for at Salem
l.w»t Week to meet ill 1 nde|»endrnc^ the
last < I Xpril. Memliers of the hide-
|*en»lent»’ Improvement league are con
sidering the advisability of calling a
general meeting, to l»r held here at the
»rtliir time. If called. Slid it moat like
ly will lie, the prttgmrn will l«e an race-
tilive se»M«*n in th«* afternoon amT a
iiunqiiet in the evening, at which the
lndr|»rn<lel»<-r i»lea Will find eipree*n»n.
To Bring Engineers Here.
Portland—Efforts arc Iwung made to
have the Amernan institute <>f Mining
Engineers atop in Portland this sum
mer while en route to or from Alaska
Mt the » !•*»• of the miiuiim I svfwion at
X ictoria, B
It may l»e p»i«sible to
have th«* members of the «»rgniiizat on
cut »»nt Alaska from their itinerary and
make a stay at the exposition.
The
se»-rrtary of the institute has l»een ad-
«Irrsse»! on the wtibp-t'f, and it is h<>|M*d
the d«wire«l results will l»e obtained.
The makeup «if this organisation »• nut-
aid«
Logs for Riverton Sawmill.
Riverton — The Riverton ana mill,
which has lieen ntlr for some months
p«"t, will l»rgin o|M-ration* in a few
■ lavs
E. J Price, ot the Riverton
l.umlirr » tn)»any. ami manager of the
mill at thi* place, haa «ecured a large
number of first-class l««gs f om the
•ip|»»-r tributaries of the Coquille. The
recent freshet is bringing down several
thotisaud logs ahi»h have heretofore
< 'otiSKler-
had no opportunity to float
able improvmeenla are t**ing hiade in
the Riverton saamill, which it is ex-
)»e«'ted will increase its output.
Dog Potion in Bologna Sausage
Independent's— Dog poisoning
has
become so common in Independence
that no surprise is rxpre*ard when a
canine is ulwerved in the throes of
death on the street or in a fr »nt yard.
Sortir of the most valuable do*w in town
have lieen poisoned and though there la
a standing reward of |20(), the ¡H»i*oner
has not l»een apprehended.
llologua
•au*«gr containing poison ha* Ixen
picked up in different portions of town,
but it ail.»rds no clue as to the identity
or motive <>f the ¡»oiMmer
Snowfall Late, but Deep.
Humpier— A heavy fall of snow or-
curml here last week, making it al-
I most j»«aw»tide to use slrsls again.
; Placer miner» are happy over the out-
j look, as they are now promised a much
I longer »«-a*'»n in which to work than
they ri|ws text from indications a short
■ time ag«>. Quite a depth <4 mow haa
I I mx - ti rrach«*! tn the uplands, tbrrefure
| streams will m»( dry up as anon as
j (bought.
Wrath» r prophet« are ata
l<»s* to explain the unusual c»»ndition«
! which have pre vail«* I tor tbr past two
I month»
For Chease Factory at Ukiah.
1’emlleton—Ward Emigh proprietor
“f th»* XX alia XX alia creamery, who will
establish a cheese factory at I’kiah,
HO miles a«mth of this pla«r, is in the
rity making artangements f<>r the trans
portation of his cheese making machin
ery and will »»¡xn the factory *w it bin a
few day«* for business
The machinery
haa a capm ity of ?4,000 |M>uridaof milk
a day, but as the dairy interests have
declined of late Mr. Emigh does not
ei|»rct nearly that much at first.
Waiting for a Market for Coal.
Riverton—The bunken« of the River
ton xliinngA Iehrpmrnt company'«
mine have Iwn filled and mining oper
ation« have !«een siiapendrd awaiting a
vessel u> carry <>«l.
Manager Roose
<4 the rotnpauy is now in San Fratudaco
lo»>king up the coal market and arrang
ing for the freighting of his coal
The
steamer Chico, of San Francisco, which
is now due here, will take the first
cargo of coal from this place.
Rancher« to Fight for Water
Milton—A mari meeting of 300 fruit
growers and r it itati« of Milton an«! vi
cinity was held in Xlhaticr hall for the
purpiwr of providing legal advice and
the Ixat method« to pursue against the
1 PwuTick Mill «'»»m|«any,
which haa
brought suit against the city of Milton
! ami all the irrigation ditch companies
and private pro|xrty owner« tn thi«
(valley, to drtrtmine tlx amount of
Heavy Snow Now in Bohemia
water the Peacock XIill company shall
4 ottag«* < irov e—-There is heavy «now
I appropriate for the purp»>*e of running in the Bohemia district now, and out-
. their mills at thia place.
• nle work will l«e late this year on that
a»*» oiint
Tl»e telephone line between
Snow in L»nn Mountain«.
Cottage Grove and the mines is »loan
Albany—Thare is now ronaidArable »>n account of the rerent storms
1 *m»w tn the mountains in thia ¡»art «»f
the state and LigUwater in the streams
PORTLAND MARKETS
in this part of the valley
—n— ta trarr»!
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XX h«-at — Club, <h<4H7c per bushel;
The recent rams have fl 1 Ird the streams
up to their l*«nks. and warm rams, blurwtem. ttSffffMc. valley. MAcc.
Oats—N»» 1 win tv !.’•* t ;
I which would melt the snow «II at one
There has gray. 927(4.’«
I time would cause a flo»sl
Hay—Timothy, BI4»«1H per ton;
Ixcn no damage from high water »luring
former rain« this winter, as there was clover, lilt* 12 grain, 111 at It; cheat.
<*»»m|»aratively n«j «now on the moun 911*12
Egg»—Oreg»,n ranch, |?(*|7Ue per
tain« until the recent cold weather.
d<»ten.
Klamath People Raiaa Big Bonut.
Butter— Fancy creamery, 25(437 %c.
Klamath Falla—Klarnath county haa
Potatoes — Oregon fancy, aflrB't&c;
raiae.l | *0,000 of the 1100.000 boawa ctmmon, AArgHOr
Apple#— I anry 91 75<*2 5O per hoi;
h>r the Weed railroad astanaion to
Klamath Falla, and haa obtained an cl»» ice. 9 04 I 25
If »|»e—Choice. HMM, 23 ^(424c per
extrnamn until May 1 to rat ar the l«l-
ance. The halanee undoubtedly will prmna.
Wool—Valiev. 20c per pound. East
l>r raiaad, ami the railroad connection
of thia awl ion with the ovtoide world ia ern Oregon, 15(4 I Ac; mohair, choice.
XA<B3lc |*er pound.
now aeeurrd.
Pe -ru-na
Female Weakness Is Usually Pelvic Catarrh
Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.
HL^QING
pelvic organs <»r any other organ «4
Luman body.
Thousands of testimuniais tu U h «
effect are r^cvivad by Dr. Hartman
every tear
The gnat that Penina has
Pr/u tM, a Natural Hraulifirv
Peruna produce« clean, mucous mem- accomplished in thia tla*« of caxs «an
btanr>s, the Irasia of fm al svminetry scarcely lx over <*atimaU*L
and a ¡»crfccl r»»mpl«'xi> n.
The women have not been «low to
If vow do not derive prompt and
dinrover that a rouria
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satisfactory results from the use of
du more toward restoring youthful
P**rtina. write at <>nce to Dr. Hart
losauty than all the devices known to
man, giving a full statement of y»»ur
science.
.a»«*, an»i he will lx pl«*ea«*| to g v«'
Many a girl La* regain«*! her fade«!
you his valuable advice gratis. Ad
beauty, many a matron has lengthetnr<|
dr»*»« Dr. Hartman, President of
the davs uf their omiely app* aratH'e by
The Hartman Sanitarium, (.’«»him
using Peruns.
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X I i rr» •>- i
i.
In Peruns thr*e w«>mry find a prompt
strictly i on fldent :aL
and ¡»ermanent curs.
Dr. C. Gee Wo
Mother» » I f l. I Mi
W. • S'B
• th| g
Ryrup th« bs«t retusdy tu uw fur tbslr childrm
during tbs isst hing psrb»i
I VI ft
li rural
* • ’ •
cure hit
AH.trug
The ontesi biting t wins.
Publication of an item frym XX’asb
Ington, Pa. ngarding twins Ml years
«»Id baa brought *>ut the fart that Ere**-
|a>rt. Pa . leads by several years, l»r
t'iiarlrs B GUI«*aj»le and hit «later,
Miss Mary <Mllrap!e. are twins, an.I
were |H*rn In O»t»»ber,
tbua bsrtti,
M year« old. l>r Gillespie baa prar
tier»! medicine fur nearly half a < en
tury
llr was « rtptnin of Company F,
Keventy-eighth prniwyhan a regiment.
am! arrv«*d throughout tb«' civil war
Fre«'|*«»rt has t»wn (be honi«« «»f tb"
tw ins sin« e tlir » losof the retM-llfon
It 1« believed th»*y are the <>ld«wit liv
ing twins In the Cnlted Rtatea.
» tat « <>r "Hi»» » rrv < « I* itt* i
Li « AB • O« »TV.
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F bawi J « MSwiT make« o«tk that be la
wulor |*arta«r <•( ths 0rm of » .( « «on .%
< ■ 4 1 ■ t . • ■ .r- I >1 the ■ . ■: ,
r-
I» au t at« a *»a 1 a 4 hat -• ! t
«
l-ajr ths «um of <>X’K lit N ¡’K> !» l»»4.! AIL* h r
• a ( a 1 STvry r««« cd < » « a m * h that rann»i be
cutvd by the use of II al t e « atassm ' t ar
FKA* K J rill'. > X*
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A W. »1! r.<*»^.
rubli»
Hal • ' atarrb Tors !• take . te- a ▼ a 1
•eta directly
th* t ..»1 an i » > .. • >rta<e«
• t tbs Byatern -er ! f r u«Uu »»tal«, tree
F i « ii I n KY 4 CO , Toledo, O.
•old by t*rus«l»lB. *8*
Hall • rauoly HHs are the best
Mar Soever Have If sard of It«
After a stormy intrrvinew with Mr
BoodHIe, the successful contractor and
politician, the Indignant caller bad
gone away.
”1 fully ei|«ected to see you slug
him.” said
the private secretary,
••when he calle«! you a ‘persKteut vio
lator of the eighth-commandment’**
”1 suppose 1 ought to have done It**
said Mr BoodaUe. grinding tit« teeth.
"but I couldn’t recall the eighth com
ms nd meat to aava my life 7*—Chicago
Tribune.
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To Convince You
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THAT
THE CHATHAM
I. th. BEST INCI BATOK <>o
th. market. I «>11 <n-n I you oar,
freight | r>'|>«nl. arid wail for my
I a» until urtober 1, 11*16.
It war ifiven tha hlgluxt award
at the Oregon stala Fair, held at
Salem la«t fall.
Write ( r our
T>eaeripti«e fatal ■< >• of Incuba
tor. and Hr<»>der* and our tima
prvpoaiVoii.
GEO. W EOOTT.
Dept. 12
F . It. U
Portlind, Oregon
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