Catarrh One of the nv-st common id blood dis- eases, ia much aggravated bv the sudden rhang«u> ot ueatlier st thia time ot year. Begin treatment al once with Hood's Sarsaparilla, which effect* rad­ ical and permanent curse. Thia grrat medicine has received FEELINGS AKE Him LNITLD STATES SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA PRAISES PE RLI NA. ALFALFA FOR OREGON I* Proving Good Forage Crop for the M.lk Cow. •r J«c •> Panamans Angry With Roosevelt Over Orders Given. IsFURSiHIDES HUKTERS &TRAPPERS GUIDE. "iw. Aevtr -•.*>: Cviiwt r«wv*llM. • ^«»*4 Qrrt OkTB gw **1« Bwtjnrt g-tif TTTYtW -, tter.-e«. T »r« <*-«•*> 1*W> BW-1 fit Biff M»»«« *£ INbt «• i-- • te* «►•• «a»4 U las*»*-« • a**'* 1« . • w *« m , *e.. ^L e-« • *’ — « λ •** " W'Snle*—4..W Tliere ia a great dewl of milk in the «»■ « - Be. ee* !w— . rdu — • »-'Wa* • ■-- *- < *.*-• I . i.l * ■* -rr* *e4e.e.a Brew. lien*. 123 * «ne. se. U .. M Wn. ground that wee not spilled and cried over, but it is there nevertheless. At certain season* of the year the TTioua- 40,366 Testimonials and-Headed kale pulls the milk out of in two year», which prove its wonderful mother earth and the cow pulle it out efficacy efficacv in purifying t and J enriching the of the kale and pvt* it in th* bucket. blood, ih-st for all blood disease*. There is a |>eriod. huwwer, during the ■I T- n usual b’lu-'t f--rn> ■>* rhorulated labl*ls summer when the cows gu hungry and uown »• Barsetabs. luu 4*..«s *1 Joba Lxidy. a farmer living near the milk languishes in the ground be- Bady Republic Wa* All Ready to Wol Itobinson. Kan . ba* in«i»ii*d a rwmpleis : eeuae there ia no green th rg to pull it Marked I >u |»ew v eaacal. corno bailor* Whan Report of out and coax tbe cow to fill the milk ele trie tight plant en h-e place, »bleb washerwoman,"* Mr* laipallag lights his bouse, bar:.», cue »¡.»ds, Cora I bucket. wa* saying, "uaed to loss ever so assay Slight Camo. Western Oregon is one of the beat cribs end granane*. of my *beet* and pillow rases, but she dairy section* of the union. With mild doean t now I mark them all with l> ll<»**MOt. talhglbls Ink "* open winter* in which kale flourishes j ttlg. Psbu'ks l s-piring "Diesptaa) — Tbrw • «4hum ss soni«*! VATk Pana ma, Dec 11- A report received and furnishes green succulent food, the Wt.rn :! ”inn (>«•» M d a m» W* dr« th* fYvw«t • IHI if I bare today tluil th* President had or wtarà sr«3h*tf * f Í dvi I aí tatwu rte mannci American under United without either rating or drinking, and I ' Slatea uf-'Wk Smsd u« your o« « pueuU period during the summer. During RouLrrtts — YV»H. you Charml ting ___ __ ______ officer* when ____ the ___________ American card onlv firs day* when eating solid food this period the land i* out of commis­ eugbta't I to try to «rar hia skin II daean*t I sailors land her during the visit of the without drinking sion, th«* cow* barely subsist on the fit y ou Your ears stick out.—t'Anagu ; I’acihc fleet next week caused much KILHAM STAIl()\tRY paature field* and there is no profit to Tribun* Motilar* will fin-t Mrs. W|»*i w-e a- Ihleg I surprise AND PRINIING CO. tyr i|> is- I. r ..adv to use fue ihslt ol> Firm I- 1 a.I Wednesday pr"ininrnt citi/eni the farmer. Forty cent butter end a PORTLAND O«( <*t III* RrBrh. lurlug iks Uoll.iu( perausl I-»I Panama and the ransl gone had a scarcity of g*««j frrah milk ia the evi­ “At U m f* etaJiHl hhijrIU« • Hireling, al which arrangements wrrr dence of « lack of gr«*en food. aoared aUft m bl« aeroplao», ■made adequately tn celebrate the What ia ti-«* lib# to bill? If al'alfa could be raised exten­ ha»# thmt p'oitm! with pt»r# «»h«r *« Uury will n*ala*«le« ttt TrvvSI*. Major Aroscma, Chief of Police Pre lleaey. sively and successfully it would change Mr I'huawvr i ynthla. I bave Joined a trit and man) other prominent Pana SBID ¡US YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS In hl. hold fight with ruling craft th«* face of nature and add immensely Tfon't Worry Hub man* who were educated tn the Ite ha* not feared the thieving crowd l ulled State* Lx 8«nator M. C. Butler. Mr* Pt uvser ! am sorry for tbe club [ to the value of the farms in the Wil- aod ftra u« a U«t «»f what yaw hav# that n##«ia Under the tdndg-'oningv nf graft President Obaldia had made it ndtawhine and wa will ««nr*. a* follow* •twewr A*g».| !<>« MIK «1 M «ffial Usfllla aa« Irwil» tlir men uf the fleet “I can recommend Peruna for what waa then regarded aa a land unfit U I U Kl M U 0U A »«.a O« F» It i* said that exaggerated report* dyspepsia and atomach trouble I for settlement in Western Nebraska by base been published tn American have been using your medic ine for I M«*la sl«rrp, reason of ita aridity discovered a thrif­ _ _ the death of an a abort period a id I feel very much often,” ««iid I in k Jerry PrabUa. newspaper* regarding ty green alfalfa plant growing where relieved It i* indeed a wonderful when I Im ( there thhif fb«y coll oppur* American sailor, who during the last no other green thing could be found for day* uf President Amador'* admini* - medicine, besides a good tonic ” ¡unity commi aluitf. by ka. h*a ou), miles around. That waa a dernonatra ~ - to itwl * » ■uxthln' -»••»*» Iralion wa* wounded in a free Light in • a Ofporiunlty ! Catarrh of the stoniu.h it the Cor lion that satisfied the gentleman and a resort and died uf hi* wound* lbs Eaiprror ENTB| j rrnment bond* for the improvement For weil h* knew that any answer Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska would no uM-num-j bui SFECIAIIXTS »!>.. 4u at
>rtf bis - ..r«-*r be was “A gain of 800 p unds of pork waa ent session of ♦ 500.000 ooo worth of sonsitivs • l*uut Lriiii uf QAlur* fsr tbal republic made from a ton of a falfa. and a little bond*, the proceed* to be used in the faking th" W • Wlur Mp'" .1 Jr«»r* Piatti.t il -I flrw>T lea* than that amount of gam waa Failing EiMtMina Thud and Washing" n BtiasM« Ottica payment exeluaiaely for *uch river I.«wats*. ht «y r« F A M. to a I*. M Sun4«r» 9 u> J P M PattUrao •*- made from an acre of alfalfa pasture." and harbor work a* may be author A flirt» Maa'« Hefli-rHcn, Knl< k»r Where la hia residence? »racting Six-, piale« SA wp. Buter For voting, in New York . for ixrd by congress, provision for tbe “Du yuu sant tu make any contri Again, "We found that 100 pounds of fitvnrcs, In I m kola . and fur good, in Fu issue to be similar to that for thr bullone to our idinpalgn fund?" asked alfalfa hay saved 96 pound» of corn." Panama canal bond*. rope • Figuring on the t>asi* of these experi­ tbe willing worker A committee presented tn Vice ments it ia slated that "with green al- i “ Yew." auawi-red Mr Duatln Ktas. President Fairbanks and Speaker falfa producing ten tons prr acre (20,- ' V»r ar I < L-n.-si Hut I don't *•-* why 1 Cannon the bond resolutluii Mr "I’d Ufi» tu co pn- «Si Oste* 000 jamniia* it would produce 2,000 hr., er, 1.04, (I : ti Fairbanks expressed a favorable opin should put myself on record In a way doM, m. pound* of pork, which, at 4 cent* prr I oyi« '. *1, I y m > < * «sesropes *»4 ion of the proposition, but Mr Can that will make It your patriotic duty Ml *.' * UO wnl Cernirò* and Vne pound would be worth F*0 per acre." y.t ■ • * wakllvU, tljc committee to enub uu- after tbe campaign la over. < of lor««* Xs non merely assured II....« b.kl Director Burkett, of the Kansas sta­ I that the resolution would t*e "referred Waahlligtoti Star tion. say a: "By promoting th* auc- ! for consideration " c- -sful production of alfalfa thr sta­ OiarrvMi. Vice - president* of the varioit» I «tate* were announced among them Tb« IbflumtHI pohtkian w« irritated tion haa not only extended the domin­ SEAMLESS I being California—C F Grunakv. of **Y< mi «ab m« to have a trimd appoint ion of an imperial forage crop, but in SCHOOL SHOES H llcv •d lo a i hx | potfilion.** hr tahl •’but I so doing haa discharged it* own entire I San Francisco; Idaho W ................ j burn, of Wallace; Montan*—Judge r inn» nr it ta Dobing about )«*a. Fot expense, and in addition haa added mil- CCHOOl. SHOES wiibnut seawM-thtak of i I Str.mihan, of Fort Henton, Nevada • Il I know to th« eoorrary you don't •J l!-«rum/ru sebo«/ rftr.,-*' 1 hr* ara lion* of dolían to the wealth of the t ranci» Il Newland»; Oregon J**» • mount to ■ «nap '* •irons and sturdy, ha.r soamlee* upo«u« must* state." n4r. and double le.ih.-r lor* hr far the nn.u rph W Bennett, of Mar*htie1d; Wash "Mart** not rr«|sondrd tb« roller durable and leafing shoes obtainable. At the Ontano *£71 ml turai college _ mgton w O Fowler, of Seattle. thrn«tinr hi« jaw forward, “but mi M _ Ape. >.l_Mrr>1 Neamlea. S< ln..¡ si,«», "nvwr Hawaii r K Kalanianaole, of Hon d«M»a I to • briìfeteuder ” CbirofC in ten year» 30 cuttings, yielding over 0*e Woo I hrv »rar |u*< twice a* Ions as o«dlna>> ah.Hr* n uh seama. f> ton* an acre, were made. An exper ­ olulu. Tribuno Mads in all styles and tUrt, for every day and iment showed thia great soil enrich­ Sunday wrat-lor boya end u. I*. 1 ou* dealer will >un|>ly you. if no*, ing qualities. Wheat grown after al­ «correi* VSurlk IG«!l«»*l*<> (SCHOOL DENIES PANAMA CUT RUMOR wnie Jo us. Look lor itw Mater “I exp et to take a few books with falfa yielded 61.5 bushels per acre and Trede Merk on lite sute. SHOES Colonel Ooathala Give* Reasons for me." sani tbs aeronaut, “as lb* trip is after timothy sod 42.1 bushel». In the rirrr n rn.i »u •• .»• **** 4-eale* w»t<> dugi m <• « ha<»«*le kpBaial M««<1 llkrly ta t<« * long nne." POKTLAND, OREGON two succeeding years tbe alfalfa sod •* *«•*•! MO«»««. •• *10 yoss frew p< Refusing to Widen Culebra. "Tbsy'll lie Useful for boHaat. too* I produced 30.2 bushel* of barley and 24 F.H • W»«stet.l (MM• «>4 ««•<» *« U »«kGiyteo tUslfaA »Ute whkftpKu«, Panama, Dec 11.— It wa* rumored presun»«-." ob*er! I **»» aa«M. "Not in tbe least." rejoined the aero produced 19.7 bushel* barley and 17.9 in thia city yesterday that Colonel H.^-ktltUbS* M.re on the Mbaea* Canal commission, had given order» fiction." alfalfa sol were worth about 190 while that thr Culebra cut be widened, but F. Mayer Boot CF Shoe Co. those on the timothy aod were worth A mendafurr. thr Colonel today denied this report HU. WALUi. W IKllh SIN Vtorua Tea, I alwaja re writ» mr ¡vxnM about 159. Thr reason assigned was that at the At the Oregon Agricultural college present angle the canal could never be bafora ! a-nd iti cm to a pubhahar. FOR BOYS Nagfut You m*an, I prrauma, before alfalfa haa lx4n growing successfully brought down to the <1 foot level ThetlwneM lightest and G1R1-S and mo it comlociablc above thr ara necessary for a width you tend th*m to the nett publisher. for several years, and tests are being of as feet To widen the cut would made by the agronomists with different POMMEL mean the excavation of ig.noo.oon Frsoch dairymen have dierovrred that varieties to determine which will suit It was alvo de the use of «Ine dreg, a* a food for row* the condition* beat in thia state. SLICKER more cubic yard* The cl.arrd that deep creva«»e« had made l.nprovrs tbe quality of the milk and in Al the »ome time station men are glad al all time* to their appearance on Gold Hill cheapest in the ereoMO the output at least 20 prr cent. answer question* in regard to ita culti­ Colonel Caoethals. when questioned etxt because It vation. u thr aubiect, «aid the statement was wears longest The oldest church building now stand A few mile» from Corvallis Mr. W. entirely without foundation Ing In New Turk City le St. Paul'* ‘3%P Ewjwhet "If the Culebra ctlt is widened " the ihapel, th* corner atone of which waa hid H. Hamlin cut this year 200 tone of al­ Every garment. Colonel «aid, "it will be to facilitate le 1764. falfa hay. It yield»! about 25* tons guaranteed I nassage nf vrsvcl* through the narrow to the acre in two cuttings. Before mi em » n waterproof Catalog free nart of the cut. and for no other rea­ . - • . An English Judge expressed hia horror seeding to alfalfa the land had been IBOMH.IIF« LVTFIT «OW* ■ t n *(>«,«' son.*" lbs other day wban a witness Mid he had "cn>pjM*d out.” In fourteen year* S AT hi-fi IT COTT \* «non a« the dry season set* in it "garaged" bls auto car It wa* a new fourteen grain crop* had been taken i* proposed to pu«h the work of re verb to bi* honor, and br didn't like It. TO YOU kN IS BITS' from the land, and Mr. Hamlin ex­ locating the present Tran* Isthmian plains that on richer land the yield ia railroad Over l.noo men will he em Tbe Southern Pacific Railroad Com­ much heavier. He further explain* ployed in this undertaking pany hat bought in San Francisco a lot that the oldest atand yields the beat, on which It will erect at ono-'h r <». one ■L’sm KUtoun GoM MouVUt IUmrr . *? PIAN«) 4 redistrihntinn of certain government “Hub!* »he replied scornfully, File a Piano House- our brat advertise liant. Hot K. department bureau* for the purpose of wouldn't care to be you." Smd o* tita roaaaaon ramiamo and faall sarrar- CS Wa-h:ngt -( s unifying the national health admini« alara will coma la. rus b* rallara n>aal “And I wouldu't like you to be. fration ha* been appro* ed bv the rather you were inLie." — Philadelphia | Smer'can Medical association ess PotUand, Onton through it* rommittee on legislation lanreta-t W«»iert» I?«B«n m All now tn session here The committee Mrs. Hoyle— ¡‘ve found out where Mah*« of Talk inf Mach neat Rg* declared in it* resolution that peremp •. Organ«. Etc. my husband spend» hia evenings Mr* lory enactment into law I* demanded I toy Io Where? Mrs Hoyle At hornet by the intere«ts ot the people, nearly a quarter of a million of whom are T imi e«-. I hed to stay In niyaelf leal perishing vearly from di«eas«« u gbt Harper* Weekly. 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