«
TRUCE IS EXPECTED
Get Rid of Spring Humors
impure or rffrte matter» «eeumulated in th» blo.-.i during th« winter
M um > in tb« »pring
ich di-figuring «.' •! painful troubles ■» l*-ii», pimple«,
Agreement Probable Among All
Northwestern Railroads.
and other eruptions, also weakn«-*», b -a of «p|»etite, that tired f«-eiing.
Tbe be»t medicine Io take ia Hood'« Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly
elean-to» the bl«M>«l, and effect» permanent cures by giving healthy fune-
tiuiial activity to the atomacb, liver, kidneys, bowels and akin.
Hood's Sarsaparilla effects it- wonderful cure’, not simply because it
WILL BE NO TLRRITURT CONTEST
eonlani’ sar-apanlla. but
a
it «-oinbin«-» the utm.-t remedial values
of mot.- than -?• «liiY» -• nt ii grediciita, «urh gn-atly »treiigthcncd am! »n-
1 , -
- ■
' .
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Harriman-Hill Interests Make Cone«»'
edit ’ that »m-i-i I-il phisiriatis pn-criln- for tba san •• di-«-aae» and ail
ment«. There is no real substitute for Hood's Sarsaparilla. If urged to
buy any preparation »aid to lx- ”ju*t aa good,” you n ay lx- sure it ia in
noni and St. Paul Road Entart
Agreement With Harriman,
ferior, cn’ts 1« i to n i ", and yo-ld’ II., «baler a lar, r profit.
Begin taking Hood’a Sarsaparilla t< «lay, in the usual li«(ui<l form or in
the cbo--litcd tablet’ i.
sn u >. ii sat abs. 1 < H) 11.
(llu- Ih-ilar.
iofhiMI
I nrrrl*!*
%l>«««*t
Jack.
Nan Wall. th*re'a on* thing
Jack, anyhow
II *{*<a*t right ut what
ba tbinb«
You alwn;« know ahrr* to
Bird bit®
Fan That's an. ! nearly ilwa/e Gnd
hia» bara »hen I rots®.
Only Ona "BROMO QUININf
that I» UkXATlVL nib M<> ut ISINi I—*
far the »U-»lurv nt F W GROVE. Veml Uto
work! ever I.» <
a < Ml
• f>»v «to
Where the TrwwMe VA'a».
“Old ebap. why don't you u>ak» up y o«r
aUnd to i.tori . pi : a tth
"You chump, it take» two mind» to do
that, and I he-»n t <| i te got Frnia’a
aiind mad* up yet " « hi- ago Tribune.
CASTORIA
X» Ha»l».
"Mia« Pimuito, euay
I er ‘-all oo
you Y*
"No. Indml. air. you taava knowa m»
•It monili’ and
va never »»ut ma a
pli-tur» poctrard.”
a I arle lllraai.
Ctty Mnr Well, I tn i- lllrain. bow
•Utt you enjoy the taa wi'it the all■■<•» of
letnoti In It?
t’nde Htratn Tra? Gnah, gal! I
thought that waa pure out awl out clr-
i-ua lemonade.
ffltr
la Seerrk nt I x r w a I loa.
P»te «1» I’> k|.»4iet ttol ye lookin' at
that paper fur?
Watty d. Winder Mmaaher I want to
find out ahutber them di'inond* I lifted
out o' that |-!at» r I«» front la»' night is
w uth $5 or |5.<e«l Chicago Tribune.
For I'l.kuta and Children.
Thi Kind You Have Always Bought
tmMflww.
llmllrd
»•
Saggila Hgy, I lor U«. Af you
au
hor tu'»
-f .*• f’ ■
lloro» I <i*>n <
i <1 b< Mtl«n®d to bw
nirrwljf one of the »it twwt.
y
....to»».;’.
la
For Farm* in the Northwest
from fieople who ar«- on th«- way
from the Fant and Middle W>-.’t
ami can place you In touch with
buyer» with money.
»•4 < aae.
newer uae *o *ho > I In my Ilf».’
Mrs 1 — paling
"I’earlay Winter
i» trying to get a divorce troni b«v
nd
She aaya sh» ha* found OU
• . » M « * V« V »
The octop-i«' anoeiita clamoree! for nulo
Over th» country he hungrily «trod».
II» »«allowed a ioreat or two at a gulp
An.I p . act 1 ■ i.riti v/h li.» fork
of the rnad.
— Chicago Tribune
Thera Are P »eeprtnna.
i
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lui-r.
Call in ter !■» dOM I'.’ rule.
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At ■ corraapondenca a. bool.
i
Chicago, April 3.—There will be no
contest between the St. I’sul road and
the Harriman lines over territory to
be occupted by either interest in the
Facific NorthweaL This was decided
during the brief visit of Edward H.
Harriman in
Chicago
Wednesday.
While in hia private car, which stood
in the Bark Row station of the Illinois
Central road, Mr. Harriman was visit-
<wl by President A. J. Earling, of tha
St. Paul road, and arrangements were
completed for the joint uae of certain
tracks by the SL Paul ami tha Harri
man linea.
Although none of the officials into-
n-ated in the <b-al would aay anything
concerning it, it ia understood that the
tentative agreement wi I obviate the
necessity of Mr. Harriman*» building a
lie* K-iwt*—t «‘»»iii, »o.t Taeoma. »•
ha contemplated doing aa a part of his
line from Portland to Seattle. The
two men had only a few moments* c«m-
versation, but it waa sufficient to
clinch an agreement regarding which
they had talked several time» before.
In thia connection also it is »tate-i
that the conference lie tween Mr. Harri
man and Louis W. I!¡11 in San Fran-
ciaeo in likely to result tn a Itotter un
derstanding between the Hl I and Har
riman llnra in the Pacific NorthweaL
It is atate’l that all thrre mtereata
realise the benefit which would come
should there be a truer among them
with respect to territorial aggression
in the Northwest.
Aa the price of
|ieace, howe’er, Mr. Harriman is «aid
to insist upon thr opening to his linca
of the Portland gateway, and It i*
tl . j,-'it l y II.IO y that .
I ’ will
lie made in thia direction by the Kill
|H-ople.
No <> |> p«>r f n ni I 7,
"Now that we n- to !•» under civil ser
FORTS BASF IS SINKING
I et ua hear what you have for aale
•
t- • ■
'and I may lia«» tu take an »lamination Artillery Officer» Alarmed at Co'-d
-...ne day. Id I*--'i-r b» puking up • II
tions at Fort Staven«.
i in- intorniai nui I . an "
420 lumber t ri hongr Buikluig
TltoreufMin b» pr«Hw-«l»d to r»ad • II lb*
Fort Stevens, Or., April 3. Recent
surveys have made it apparent that
PORTLAND
ORI GON pualal carda -Chicago Tribun»
land adjoining Rettery Rna.ell. th«
Tlte Voting Man -I with to thank moat modern anti beat «-quipped battery
y<ui. air, for giving me your awdataneo at Fort Steven«, in fact, on thia const,
In |H-niuAdteg y»ur daugliter to marry ia rapidly »inking. In place« it la r.t
h-aat one foot lower than formerly.
me.
Various hypotheses are advanced to
The Old Man Mir, I waa violently
account for thia unuaual occurrence.
■ >pp“Mi| to the match.
Some advance the theory that earth
The Young Man I know It.—Clevo-
In wtif* i** C»r MiniplM uf th« t«mat «|| wim J
quake«, *o prevalent on thia coaat, are
Alft Suit*
i '»I
»«I
M«tlr I» <«»«»-
lam! Mader.
fwml*»o«r r««<t m««*«*rr
the active cause; others, that the land
W« W»r<4 > i«i a»* tn I > la ’ »n«4lwurwnrnt b »tlk*.
lie Kastele»,
on which thia battery la located, iieing
and *1«.
guarani««* • «jr‘r. nt a?«i wurh*
"Why la II, profeeaor." aaked th» young of such a swampy nature, «ink* from
man.«hip « jriHjr m»>n*y I mk I h
man with the bad »ye, "that when <‘tarla the enormous pressure exerted by auch
WRITE US TODAY
topbrr Ciilutniru. <1i.‘-.>ver»<! ib;» country unuauai weight. The coat of thia bat
be didn't iv-ttle down and »tay her»?"
tery approximates 11,500,000; hence
*T>oubtlr»» you are aware, tny young
conaiderable intereat and aotne alatm
friend." an.wrrc’l the prof»»»nr, "that tb»
7tk I Surk Sit.
PORTLAND. ORF.
Hpani’h form of lu» name waa Cbriatoval are manifeated as to the ultimate out
come of a moat unuauai condition.
Colon."
*‘Y»». air.’
"Well, a colon doee not mean a full
FARM SELLS FOR *95.000.
•top. W» will return now. young gentle
men. to th» i i’id ration of tb* l»**oo." Lafollatta Orchard on Snake River
Chicago Tribuna.
WATERPROOF
Sold to Lewiston Firm.
ihr
E\\W 4 00NMM
acts
ycA pvcjmpWy
cn\K bou v\s ; ckawsÙA
assists
\\ab\tua\ cunshpaVuv
pemawtuy
Te Oefús buuSicwA
cjfuls abvays buy
PILES CURED IN • TO 1« DAY*
CA/jl ODiTMENT a
«• rar. IU
rara W IIrkin«, tllina HiraUin« or 1‘rto radix*
fl-» <a « »• il dar» ar awar raTundad tor
lb* l*r«*tr»e«»r.
Tbe fkurfor-1 i-aa*t help feeling «orry
for niy friend lludd’- funi
II» ow&'-l
çuite an eitenalve chain of golf jerk*,
and be'a )u»t gone Into bankruptcy.
Tbe 1'rofc’or I •»». hia chain «•» no
■tronger than hia weakest link*. -Chicago
'11 -bun*.
C
2
Salem Woolen Mills
TOWERS FISH BRAND
OILED
GARMENTS
A»e cut on I art}«
partem s. designed
to give the wearer
the utmost comftxl
LICHT DURANE CUM
GUA***”l¿>WMtXf«0'
slots •see
slickers ’see
X MW «V «war rr
aa aw « mi w
M»«a»ZMa
toW»-‘
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to
Plat I nr I ion.
Spokane, Wash., April 3.
W. L.
l.afollette. "the fruit king" of Wawa-
wai, has given an option on hia fruit
farm at Wawawai, 14 mih-a mu tn of
Fullman, on the Snake river. The con
sideration is placed at 195,000. White
Broa. A- Crum, of l^wiaton, Idaho,
fruit buyers and shippers, are the pur
chasers. They have made a payment
to hold the option.
1 he land consists of about 900 acres,
of which *250 acres are in bearing fruit.
Heap *ea Aaealltr».
Thia is the largest fruit orchard on
Th» (hark waa reviling the ekate
"You'ra aueb
th* Snake river, and one of the largest in
the Inland Empire.
Shipments from
«hark.
"Worse than that,” »igheat th» ■kilt this orchard run from 00 to 100 car-
"I’ve even been •ecu’».! of being ■ di* I »ads annually.
tant relative of your»."
Which the ll.teniug lobsters,
b»lng
Big Strike Ordered.
merely lobatera. con.iderc-d fairly gond
McLeod. Alberta, April 3, The In
repartee for that locality. Chicago Trita ternational Federation of Miner» today
una.
ordered a »trike on all in all the mince
uf Southern Allo-rta. in Fart Britiah
Ila I anal llrtourra.
The Muntotiurn*. *h<> had been Invite! Columbia, aa a result of ite failure to
to th» faihionabls «nldinf. were 1*1* In reach an agreement with the employ
arriving.
ers on a wage scale. Since Hill se
“I am aorry." aaid tha n«ber at the cured control of the Crows Neat Pass
dour, "but »irry aeat in tha church ia Coal company, he granted an increase
taken."
in wages to his men, and the other op
"That mrana. «>f couras," Irritably an- erators assert that this precipitated
awerni Mr Muntoburn. "that "I've got
the strike. Two years ago a serious
to buttle out and buy five tleketa from
fuel famine resulted in the adjacent
•otne walper I“- Chicago Tribune.
provinces when these miners struck.
WIIH h * to Ohliffw
Cooli I.Atly i at Intalllgtmc*
—
Run Track!«*« Trnttsy
iHi m i r’ligagv wttti ynu i <i Hke to
Santa Barbara, Cal., April 3. The
aak a few queatlona. How many arrr Pacific Improvement company prtition-
anta do you krrp?
e«l the city council tonight for the right
The Woman —Two.
to construct a power line to the Hope
Cook Mdy-- Where do you lira?
ranch, four miles »-«-at of the city. The
Tb® Woman Iturekiyi tin. that company announce«! ita intention of in
<l< wan < matter
!G are willing to stalling a "trackless trolley" system
move anywhere you want to go
on the ranch. This is a new Australian
invention, never before tru-d in Amer
Nothing
Th» i!»t»<iiv» aa« trying to g»t a claw, ica. An overhead wire supplies power
M hen irsir hualnnd left yo«l,“
ta» to a motor, the same as with other
■an!, "du! b» drop any Intimation •■ to trolley cars, but the cars uae no track.
wh»r» h» might b» going?**
Methuselah Dead at ICXX).
"No. air." an«w»r»d the sharp chinned,
thin lipped w .man
"All h» aanl waa
New York. April
Methuselah
tha: he wanted tn got away, that ba waa died here today at hia home in tha
going to g»t away, and be didn't enro a Bronx xoo.
He was 1,000 years old.
«h»r» h» » ■ •
i hieago Irll-un» Hia death is ascribed to ills incidental
to old age.
Methuselah, also known
as Ramesea II, waa a toad which waa
A
«ne4 Ihr aasn» •• Iraxm or v asili» discovered in a rock pocket in a mine
500 feet below th«- surface at Butta,
MonL, two years ago.
Hin age was
carefully computed by the xoologista
I --J
Tha rising statr*mnn on bl* wedding
tour waa mviailiug tbs »vues of bis
childhood.
“Thia, my drar.M he aaid to bls bride,
“Is ths old bonR-xirad where I waa Etnrn,
I I m you are that ancient log cabinF*
”Vea.‘*
’’You have no idea what strange emo
tlona till me when I look al that little
cabin. Myrtilla. 1 I wasn't born in it.
you know.”
.i/p» la ike »«..maak nt •!« Yaars
(Mat Mil a®.
“I was troubled with cramps in th«
«tomach for »■» years, I tried many
kind« of medicine, al«o waa treat««
by three doctors.
«■They said that I had nervous dys
pepsia.
I took the medicin« for two
years, then I got tick again and ga»«
up a» hopes of getting cured.
"I saw a testimonial of a man whoM
case was similar to mine, being cure«
by Peruna,
Poruña, so thought I would giv« It
it
i -u<ure«i a bottle at ones,
once,
a trial. I procured
and commenced taking it.
"I have taken nineteen bottles, and
■*l
P»ruoa
am entirely Cured. I believe Peruna
¡«claimed for
foe it.
’*- Mr«.
Mr«. J.
J.
is all that isclaim«-d
it."
C. Jamison,
Jamnon.fil
6 I Marchant bt., Watson
ville, Cal.
No. 15-0«
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CALIFORNIA
F ig S yrup Co.
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SOLD BY HADING DRUGGISTS 50 ABCHU
DISTEMPER
An ratiniate by th* grologlml survey
place» the country’» production of Port
land cernent in Ilse« »t mun.iiii barrels,
a iterreaee from 180T of nearly 30 per
cent.
f icv» e ir* and r-oaitW«prwv*«Uwk. 1*0 n * < ? >. » h ra«a at arg •*•
gyr
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GOSHEN. IND, U. S. A.
SPOHN MEDICAL CO.,
I a»atl»a»4 l.waalas.
"Tra often thought." Mr* I-p.1 Ing
waa aaylng. "I »bould love to are that
wonderful ai nep -rie freenotnenon they
call the garage in the desert.”
MiHkiH Win dad Mr» win» w*» to.mm«
•yru p tn* t. at t ■ . -tr !.. u»a tuf ili»u <SUUraa
4-olu, iBe ueihUig perl>4.
About "ô.ivo fog »kin* are »old out of
Maine e«»ry year. Very f»w of th»
•
«•■»• •»«..»
Mweaw • •“«■ If il 1» m 1 >»»
ue- of poisoned bait, whlls hundred*
killed in drive*.
C rescent
Egg-Phosp líate
BAKING POWDER
’ll III Ul
ntiT m
i»jirt»ui
R.mtia m « i
~ 0« ’’!>
do
wn»i
Get it from
your Grocer
A FULL POUND 25a
Pettit's Eys Sal»» for 25«
relieves tired or overworeed eyca.
«tofia eye aches, congested, inflamed
or sore eyes. All druggists or Howard
I»nve., liuffalu, N. Y.
la A acatloa
“Ar*
i tn ■'
rah
I'tie Men
Without * Country ’ aeked the student
of Fug l»h literature
"No." replied the pretty inminer girl
"but I am fatili lar with lb* country
alti!..ut a u.gn
Ufa
Canton Plows, Harrow®
Planters. Listers, Cultivators
Stalk Cutters, Potato Diggers
Beet Implements, Carts
Garden Tools, &c.
67 Year» <4 "Knowing I low**} Uri meroJ
!iUo Every One U ILem.
Ov^r 1400 D
nt ivbg and Sil®®, to
I all i ;
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’ of *• il. N< tr4
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ATLAS LAND COMPANY
It Will
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KrtllA
Th» Girl ( passing b»r n.
hl* trawl—There. Arthur X
charmed your headache away?
Arthur- -T< mi hat», dear 1 You're my
watch llaaei:
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COFFEE
TEA SPICES
BAKINO POWDER
EXTRACTS
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your MM-nr v fri tin M. r-«i<orneáis arc ci¡<ou»c
L t < n k*’-If
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w'!| hr r: x '■ ! tf«* < n f-
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over lev third* ol a ternary and arc U m .Med by an uii-( . i... > d M
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Parlin & Orendorff Co., Canton, III.
FfiRLIN • OKCNOORFr NORTHWEST PLOW CO . Portland Or .Spokans. Wash.
PACIFIC IMPLEMENT CO . General Agent». San Francisco.
B HAYMAN, A(»nt. Lol Angalas.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
Golor more «xxla bncfitei and taster colors than any otbar dva Ona 10c package colors auk, wool and cotton squally well
-nd la guaranteed to «Iva pertect tasuJte. Aak daalar, or wa will sand postpaid at 10c a package
Wntc tor «ae bookJa*
te»w u> dya, blaachfiand mix colara.
MONROE DRUG COMPANY, Quincy, KUnota.
PRESIDENT TAFTS
WHITE STEAMER
President Taft and Hi« Family in Their White Steamer
When the announcement waa made
aeveral months ago that Mr Taft would
uae an automobile during his term as
president, much rivalry developed
among the leadlsg niauufa« iut.-t» for
the honor of selling him a car and ths
public wstched with interest to are
whst Mr. Taft's choice would be
The
knowing ones predicted that the White
Steamer would be selectc«J and they
pointe«! out that Presiiient Roosevelt
had used White Steamers for two years
at his summer home st Oyster Bay and
had recomm rode. I thia make to Mr.
Taft aa the most desirable.
This prediction proved correct, al
though Mr. Taft did not rely solely on
Mr. Roosevelt’s recommendation but,
with his usual thoroughness, determin-
• 1 to have an investigation made of all
the principal makes.
Accordingly, he
aaked aeveral officers of the War de
partment to look into the matter for
him and they tested many makes of
cars, visited a number of factories so
that they might see what materials
were uved and, finally, they investigat
ed the records of the different types of
cars in public contest« and in private
•ervics
When their labors wars completed, er except that his car ’ ha* the United
the officiate reported unanimously to S
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* of arm»
----------- painted on either
’ate»
coat
Mr. Taft tn favor of the White, and, door. In other word*, when we make
acqprdirigly, a car of this make was im a ear for the president of the United
mediately oniered from tha manufac- State« there ia no way in which we can
tutcis. The Whit« Company of Ciavo- loxae it any l et er than the car which
land
you, or anybody elM, can purchaae
The new car was deliver«»! to Mr. ' from tn.
Taft in Washington a few days bafore
•‘Some of those writing to me about
his inaugurat on and since that time it .Mr. Taft’s car aay that although they
has barn in almost constant use. There are very deariou« of having a car like
has not been a day when thr president Mr. Taft*«, they are afraid that auch a
or some member» of hia family have ear ia aomewhat larger and more as*
not been »«ton riding around the nation f>*r «ire than they deeire. In reply to
al capital in the new car.
It is hinted these letter« I point out that our Model
that Mr. Taft likes fast traveling and 'O* 20 hors« power car ia exactly like
that when he rides out into the open - ur 40 horsepower model. exes pt aa rw-
c -untry, he do«-a not always insist that gar.1« the «ice of the different parte,
the speed of the car be kept within the 1 he p*i- ci pie of construction ia exactly
legal limits.
the same and the «mailer car [--«ersnrs
C. A. Hawkira, manager of the Pa all the desirable qualitiea of our larger
cific coaat brar ch of The White Com m-d- l. In other wo da, I point out
pany, 1470 Market street, San Fran that they can «eeure an exact duplicate
cisco, said recently to a correspondent of Mr. Taft*« car for >4,000, or a car
of thia paper:
"We are receiving of the «ame qualities but of «mailer di*
many inquiries each day asking for full me-»ion« f. r only 12.000. Judging by
details regarding the construction of the d< mar d for White car», a g od pro
Mr. Taft’s car and in reply we are portion of those d- airing to purchase
sending copies of our catalog.
Mr. automobile« are quite content to trust
Taft's ear te exactly like any other Preaident T<ft*« judgment a« to the
Model 'M' 40 horsepower White Steam beat and rm«t desirable make.”