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Eruptions , .... . 1803 EVENTS OF THE YEAH. LEAVES MANY DARK RECORD RE8PECT8. IN Tho only way to stet rid of pimples and other erup tions is to cleanse tho blood, improve the digestion, stim ulate the kidneys, liver and skin. Themedicinototakeis Hood's Sarsapar ilia van 1 massacre, murder, disaster ud violene Which has cured thousands tnot n 1,rP contrast with the un- . dnrljiiig spirit of progress that It stesd- Deeds of Rapla and Violence and Far (aching Natural LHeaatar Otif fhadow Ita whowlac of tha FralU of Iadnatrjr ad Peace. Taking Thing. "I always take things ft tlicjr come," until the pickpocket m lie dex terously relieved the rimn ahead of him of a watch and purse. "Anil I take men a I find them," added the policcniun, clutching Lim gently but firmly by the arm. Plan Cur I a remedy for cough, oolda and consumption. Try it. I'rlceXS oeute, at druggists. Aa Odd Chandallar. A chandelier, made of human bones, adorn tlm ceiling of a church in Beld lilt, Ilohetnia. aflAiiillAAllAAAAMHai Straighten Up Th nuin muscular (upporta af Body weaken M HI , Backache ar Lerobec. T. rra, atreogfbaa end straighten p, use St. Jacobs Oil Prioa SSe. anal to. tf Tf TTTTf tTTf f f TUtttHfl Juit la Hard Luck. Irate Guest (to waiter)-Look here I Band Ddin't I order a Swiss cheese with? l'olite Walter Yea, air, and there it ia. Irate fiuest There are two slices of bread, but can you find any cheese on them? l'olite Waiter I'm aurry, air. The chccso ia tliora all riWe, ! ymmr b pened to hit on one of the holes. 100 itavr Aim ioo. II r making for frletidllnea and better ' mutual understanding between Individu als and nation. Itellglous Intolerance, political intrigue, clnss hatred and con vuIhIoii of ustur a re the causes upon I which the dread responsibility real. Id May occurred the great mnsaacr of Jews In Klahlner, Huia. A month later I King Alexander and Queen Drags of Hervla were murdered In thulr palace In I ' Iielgrada by their own aoldlery and o(tl- cer. mrike ana otrier isnor aisputes have bivu reapouslbl for a good deal of violence and several deatha In tha Unit ed Hutes: and natural phenomena, un der which elssslflcatlon are numbered the dlatrou flood and atorms of lat spring and early summer in Kansas, Ne- braaka, Iowa, Missouri and other parts of tha nation, hurricanes In tha South Sea Islands and an earthquake In Asl- tle Turkey, havs caused tha lose of thouanud of Uvea and much valuable property. The uufaltering course of commercial achievement baa been evidenced by tha opening of two new cable beneath the raelfic ocean, auccessful practical testa of wireless telegraphy, and tha establlah- ment of a Department of Commerce In connection with tho government In Washington. Tha year'a roll of deaths Include ec clesiastic authorities Ilka rope I -co and Canon V. M. Karrar, statesmen like Lord Salisbury of England and ex-I're- mler Hiigasta of Kpaln, thinkera like Her bert Bpeucer and 1'rof. Iheodor Momm aen, public men like former Postmaster General W. 8. Ilissell, religious workers like Mrs. Emma llooth Tucker, and Inventor like It. J. Galling. The events of the year 1JW3 are briefly summarized below. January, 1. Ooenlnr of I'acMc cable between Ban Frnnrl.ro and Honolulu Asiatic plague at Magellan, Meih-o, 0. Death of ex I'retuler Ha its si a or opain In Madrid. 6. Iiesth of j. I. Case, of Racine, Wle. 11. Iieslb of tien. Bsiuuel Thomas, prom Inent rallruad man. 14 I (invrm xiiri tsrlff off coal. IT. Herman gunboat attacks fort Carlos, inn ! renulaetl Lv Veueauelana. IS. leatb of ex Mayor A. 8. Hewitt of New York. 111. I'realdcnt Hooaevelt and King Edward VI 1. etchaiige greellnge by wireless teleg raphy Forty four Cblcsge coal men In- dl ted ly ur.ucl Jury. 30. Death of Julia rwiiiilent 21. Uernians Recommence bombardment of Ban Carlo. 22. Csusl treatv with Colombia elcned. 24. Treatv for arbitration of Alaskan hantutirf ill.mit aimed In Wasblnitou Hsnstor Teller reeieclea in coiorsao hard Suht W. K. Day appointed to j7 Vittr n.rl.h in hurnlni af Coloey Hatch lnun t.rluro In Eurland 2S. Train wwk at vauo. ahi., aim bums 20 person. Injuring many other. lf. Army of Hultnn of Morocco rout tbst of 1'retender In bsttl nesr Kea. a. teamer gaatnaw snnk off Tlrdula road; orrr 20 llee lout 15 prraoii druwned In wr.k of lll'incralvr O.Ulua boat OlorUii on Nova Mcotl rot. B. A. W. Marbrn, aupcrliilendrnt free da Uvery, ouited by I'o.l iim.l.r iueral I'ayn. V. llwoirary of plot to blow up tiur L'uibrla In New York harbor. 10. Ilrr.t Or lu Ottawa, Out. 12. I'r.th of Poet it. It. Htoddard. 18. Urt uaasacr of Jw la Klihlnev. Kiimla. 28. railing elevator In Pittaburg kill five person and Injure 12. 23. I-atb of Max O'Kell (M. Paul Rlouet) Klght person killed and six Injured la l'sii Madrid automobile race Hever atoriua In Kauaa, Iowa and Oklahoma. 25. Mnetren peraoua killed and a many mora Injured by toruadoc Dear Uaatlng, Neb. 24. New Tork City celebrate 2.'nh enni V.r.ary of lnrorportlon. .... .British tom- er llitddersfleld sunk In coUIston and 22 llvs lost. 27. tight trainmen killed In wreck Dear Bryan, Ala. in. Veudlat attack J.ll at Jarkson, Ky.. and are repuleed I'reabyterlan general assrmbly votea for revlaton of confession of faith. 81. Great flooda devastate Kansas, Ne braska and Iowa Big Or la Itaclue, n is. CASEY FOUND HIS MATCH. a Ralph, war corra- Tba readers of Ibl. t.arr will be t'led to srn that tlirre la alleait oue dreaded diutSM Hist seisnra baa tieen able to cur In all lta n.ita. and tlist Iscatarrh. HaU'st aUurhCure I. the only Hwitlvecur known totbe medtral trstcrnitf. atarrh being a constitutional die ease, rrcjulrr. a Coii.tltuilonal treatment. II all' Catsrrh Cure Is taken Internally, arilng dlrxnly jm.th blood and mucous in risers ol th syatrm, tli.rebf destroying tb lounda tlon of tha Uiwsm, and giving tb patient strength by bulldlne up the cnn.tltutloa And aai.iTiig naiur In nulng it work. Tb pro prietor have bo much faith In Its enrattva xiwr. that they otter One Hundred iHiUsrs lor any ess that it (alia to cure, band lot list trf te.timoulala. Allre.s F. J. (.11 K.NEI CUTOiaar-,-1. Jane. 1. Cyclone near Gainesville. Ga kills 85 persona. 4. Hsnta F train wrecked near Htlllwell, Kanaaa; nine person killed and 2 Injured. 6. Heavy flood losse near Bpartansburg, C Nexro hsnced bv mob at Belle ville, III. ! 7. one hnndred lives lost In common or vessel off Marseilles, Frsnc Flood at Its height at Ht. Louia. 9. Marriage of Gov, W. J. Bailey of Kan aaa and Mr. Ida B. Weed In Kanaaa City. II. Kins Alexander. Gneen Lraaa, two brotbera of the queen, l'reinler and two Cabinet members assassinated at Belgrade, fiervla. I'rluce Peter Karageorgevltvb pro Slnluied king. 12. KestU or Gen. Alex McC'ook. 10. I'lince Peter Karaaeoraevltcb chosen king of Bervla. Waterspout destroy llenpuer, Oregon. 20. American Derbv at Chlcaio won by The Picket. 21. End of Lowell (Maes.) textile strike ...,I)ratb of Major Jame B. Pond. 22. Near burned at auk Dear Wilming ton, Del. 25. Peter Karaxeorxevltch take oatn as king of Hervl. 27. Million dollar Ore In Milwaukee. ftO. Two hundred and thirty-four men lose live by exnloalon In mlu at Hauoa, Wyo. Joly. 1. New Deoartmeut of Commerce started In Washington. 4. American Pacific cable from Ban ran- ciaco to Pbtllppinea completed. o. virty te lUO persona lose uvea oy breaking of dam Dear Jeannette, Pa Race riot at Evanaville, Iud Ham mond packing plant at Kt. Joseph, Mo., burns, causing loss of U,&)U,000. . Beveo killed In race riot at Evansvliia, Ind. 7. Twenty fonr killed lu railway collision near Charlottesville, Va. 15. Iiestb of Mrs. James G. Blaine. 18. Hon born to U rover Cleveland and ife. 2J. Death of Pop Leo XIII. 2124. Great Uuauclol storm In Wall trect. 22. Death of Gen. Caaalu M. CUy. 25. Entombment of Pop Leo. 2(1. Negro lynched and burned and public bulldlnca defaced by mob at Danville, 111. 20. Twenty-five neraona killed and 80 in jured by powder explosion at Lowell, Maaa. Bold by druggist. 75o, Ua"'s FamiU PUIS are th basi. The Dahlia. The dahlia Waa introduced into Eu rope for the value of ita bulb aa a sub stitute for the Irish, potatoe, which it resembles when baked. Determined. "My brother la very much hurt that you should refit so to correspond with him," aaid Mr. Chellusman'a sister. "By failing to answer hi many letters you wrong him, although, perhaps, you do not mean it." "No," replied Miss Jilt. "I do not mean to wrong hint; neither do I mean to write him." Catholic Stand ard and Times. Bay of Apia Fish. In tho bay of Apia, in Hamoa, a aur vrying party has discovered 453 dis tinct siH-einieiiH of fiah. February, t. Earthquak ahakea felt between Bt. Louie, Mo., and Loulavllle. Ky......Mora tbau l.ouu Uvea destroyed oy uumcsu. Btiutb Ht-a lalamla. n, fi. Wllllaiu Hooper lonna pir.u. s to murder la New York ana geia me lUC. . -MM .K- 11. On minion nv oouurwu uu. dollar fir at Rock laland, 1U., arsenal. lg. Allied power sign protocol for raw ing of Venesuelan blockade. 15. Venesuelan blocked ralaed. 1511. Kxtrciue cold and torm aver United State. , . , . 17. Klghteen Uvea Ut by alnklng of river steamer near Kdenton, N. C. JB. tight children killed by train In New srk, N. f. . .... 20 Many Jjurea in u" CHfton Houa at Cedar Baplda, Iowa pope'a allver Jubilee. 25. Four mluer killed and msny Injured In battle with Uulted States offlcer at Btanulford City, W. Va. 2. Pike Opera Houae In Cincinnati borne with half a squar of other buildings; loss I2 0UOJO Albert Knapp, of Hamilton, O , cenfeeae five murder Death of B. J. Gatllng In New lork. Ananat. 4. Cardinal Barto choaen Poie. 7. Clrcua trains wrecked at Dnrand, Mien.: Zl person killed. 8. Fall of balcony at Philadelphia base- Dau para causes nine Orstbs. V. Crownlu of l'ooe Plus X. 10. Fir ud panic on Parla anderground ratiroaa causes too aeatna. 14. Jeffrie whip Cor bet t In Baa Fran claeo. 13. Buaala Bends fleet Into Turkish wa ters. jfOw Tiwkaue4ea aa..el 22. Death of Lord Salisbury, former pre mier of England. 23. Death of Chaa. C. Bonney of Chicago, orlgluator of World'a Fair Congreaa. 24. Ixiu Dillon trot a mile In 2 minute at Readvllla, Mass 50 persons burned to death at Budapest. 24 27. Wsr gsm off Main coast and Pnrtland harbor. 20. United (ttstes Vice Consul Magelaeen suiassliisted st Beirut. Hvrla. 27. Heavy ralu atorm sweep Western Btste. (apteanbar. a. Reliance wlna International cup rac fmm tthsmrork ill. T. Town of Hen MlaoeL Tucatan. da- st roved bv hurricane. 14. Rain, snow and frost Injnrea crops In Northweatern btatea. ia ttr storm mi Atlantic coaat. 17. Joeeuh Chamberlain and twa other ruin from British Cabinet. IV. Four more member of British Cabi net resign. 22. Curtis Jett convictea oi (.ocareu muni., mi fwnthlsns. Kentucky. 23. Death of el Senator Chaa. B. Farwell tit I'hlr. fo. 2S. Hlit riot In Baolt Bte. Maria. Canada. 80. Death of Sir Michael Herbert. British Ambaaaador to Washington. Only When Ha ftpoke "Aa Maa to Man" Dli tha Troth Coins IHi . Judge Marcua Kavanagb, of the Su perior Court, used to be colonel of the Seventh Regiment, the famoua Irish regiment of the Illinois National Guard. So strict was tbe rule of admisabm to tbe regiment that before a man was placed on tbe muster roll be was oblig ed to prove bis nationality. This proof was secured by sending the candidate, In charge of a corporal's guard, to the windswept corner of the Masonic Tem ple. He waa also given a pipe of tobac co and a single match. If, standing at tbe corner, be was able to light bis pipe with tbe one match be Was adjudged worthy of admission to the regiment. Uurlng the ctpanlau-American war Col. Kavanagb took bis regiment Into camp, yearning for active service. I There was a private In tbe regiment named Casey. Casey was, In a way, tbe butt of tbe regiment. He waa al I ways getting Into trouble and his na ' tlve Irish wit was always getting him ; out again. The regiment wanted to do some fighting, and ita members chafed against tbe confinement and strict dis cipline of camp life. All sorts of ex cuscs were presented by members who wanted to slip back to Chicago for few days. CoL Kavanagb got to be sad' ly cynical. One day Trlvate Casey managed to slip by tbe sentinel In front of Col Kavanagh's tent and presented himself before bis commanding officer, wltb bis right hand at salute. "Colonel," said Casey. "CaKey," said the colonel. "Me wife Is lyin' at th' point av death In Chicago," aid Casey, rubbing bis eyes with bis coat sleeve. "I'm aftber askln' you to leave me have fou days' leave of absence." Col. Kavanagb looked at Casey and Cai-ey looked at the Colonel. There was tbat In Casey's eyes which seemed to belle bis tears. Tbe Colonel put his right hand Into tbe lntdde pocket of hi coat. He pulled out a sheaf of letters. "Your wife's Illness must have been sudden. Casey," said tbe Colonel "I got a letter from her only this morning saying that the only peace and quiet she bad since she married you was since you've been down here In camp." "Colonel," burst out Casey, the tears vanishing from bis eyes, "may I speak to ye aa man to man?" 'You may, Casey." 'Not as a private spakln' to his com- mandln officer?" 'As Mike Casey speaking to Marcus Kavanagb." Uses Pc-ru-na For Colds OVERNOR OF OREGON Ik in His Family m and Grip. w II P it CAPITOL BUILDING, SALEM, OREGON. A Letter From the Governor of Oregon. Ferana is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Letters of congratula tion and commendation testifying to the merits of Peruna as a catarrh rem edy are pouring in from every state in the union. Dr. Hartman la receiving hand reds of such letters daily. All classes write these letters, from the highest to the lowest. The outdoor laborer, the indoor ar tisan, the clerk, the editor, the states man, the preacher all agree that Pe runa is the catarrh remedy of the age. The stage and rostrum, recognizing ca tarrh as their greatest enemy, are es pecially enthusiastic in their praise and testimony. Any man who wishes perfect health must be entirely free from catarrh. Catarrh is well nigh universal ; almost omnipresent. Peruna is the only abso lute safeguard known. A cold is the beginning of catarrh. To prevent colds, to cure colds, is to cheat catarrh out of its victims. Peruna not only cures catarrh, but prevents it. Every household should be supplied with this great remedy for coughs, colds and so forth. admirer of Peruna. He keeps it con stantly in the house. In a recent let ter to Dr. Hartman, he says : State of Oregon, Executive Depart ment, Tbe Peruna Medicine Co..Columbus,0.: Dear Sirs I have had occasion to use you Peruna medicine In my family for colds, and it proved to be an excellent remedy. I have not had occasion to use it for other ailments. Yours very truly, W. M. Lord. It will be noticed that the governor says he has not had occasion to use Pe runa for other ailments. The reason for this is, most other ailments begin with a cold. Using Peruna to prompt ly cure colds, he protects his family from other ailments. This is exactly what every other family in the United States should do. Keep Peruna in the bouse. Use it for coughs, colds, la grippe, and other climatic affections of winter, and there will be no other ail ments in the house. Such families should provide themselves with a copy of T)r. Hartman's free book, entitled, "Winter Catarrh." Address Dr. Hart man, Columbus, Ohio. The Governor of Oregon is an ardent Ask Your Druggist for a Free Peruna Almanac for 1904 "No guardhouse, no matther what sayr "Say what you please. Casey." "WI1L thin. Colonel, there's the two biggest liars In th' camp undher your tint roof this minute. I'm not married at all. be gob." Chicago Tribune. HAMeAtrlSr'UNCLe nusseLl.4 Assyrian Records. Layard in his "History of Nineveh" mentions tbat the national records ol the Assyrian empire weie written on bricks in characters so minute as to be scarcely legible without the aid ol a microscope and that, in fact, a variety of this instrument was found among the excavations. Cr. OSS.' Poor man! He can't help it H petS blJlOUS. Heneeds , .-.- iM, 'o Ft its fOlK Sufficient Reason. "What makes Middlerib 'so bitter against Turks?" "Tbe young man who calls on his daughter smokes Turkish cigarettes." r-iTft Permanenny uirM. wo at or nervous nea f 110 srtMltrstdar'saseofDr.KUne'sUrealKers Hmtorer. Hena nir rrrsi insiootiiesnaireauas. In. K. H. ILUns, Lt4..fcU Anil ht-. FhUaolphla, Pa ...a with Tncker-a H..d, wit They act directly on the liver, Coughing " I was given up to die with auick consumption. I then began Aver'a Cherry Pectoral. I E. Hrt- imnroved at once, and am now in '. . k..l,V. fhsa. nerfect health. man, Clbbstown, N. Y. It's too risky, playing with your cough. The first thing you know it will be down deep in your lungs and the play will be over. Be gin early with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and stop the cough. fkm ilia i He, Mc, II. All 4rf fist. March. 2. Trealdent Rooeevelt Issue meaaag e.iiln Hen. is In soeclal ses.lou March 6.. ....Two Beuator elected la Delaware, after tang Oght. g. Top !-eo celebrate 2Mb. anniversary af hla pontificate. 6. Hpeclal session of Renat meets. T. Nineteenth live lost by cspslslng af ferry boat at Bpler Fa lie on Hudson Klver. H. Hla bum to death In hotel at Ilten, YV. Va Death of Hawaiian Couimls- alnner Blount at Macon, lie. B. Twenty-two Uvea lost by oil Or and eiploalona at Olean, N. Y. 11. ( utiaa reciprocity convention raunea by Senate lu Havana. 12. Caar proclaim rellglou freedom through empire. Ill, J sl runs si loimni, l onngsi. 17. Btrlke Arbitration Committee (Ilea re port Bvuate ratine rename canal treaty. ht'M. Floods along unio ana Mississippi river. . lt. Penal ratine vnuan reciprocity treaty aud eitra aeaalon I adjourned Blue die. . '11. Finding or coal Arbitration commit tee mad public. a. Deatn or very nev. r. w. rarrar in London. ...... 2H. Hli miner mien oy eipioaion at Athens. III. . . . 3. Idea land Din introduced In Perils- e"t. : . 27. Deatn or n. a. rairnana. 2 Itecloroctty treaty with United Btatea ratified by Cuban Senate. 'Ji. Deatn oi uuaiavua w. owin, micago 'M.r'"Tomig Corbet t" defeat Terry Mo Qovern at Ban Franclaca. April Prealdent stsrts on long Western trl Coa.ult vonr doctor. If be ssye take M. than aa aa ha sT. "e Ulis yoa aoi t ui TltVtti.n din t tok It. H baowa. Lt tt with him. W are willing. J. C At a uo.. Low. ll, Maa. lislafriisJisbmKL L'e W In ilms. S-iM bT l)r.lUI. f October. S. Tornado (weep Northwestern States. Village of Bt. Charles, Minn., raaed. Twelv live loot by sinking of steamer la Ureen Bit. 6. reter Elliott, armed anarchist, trie t fore bla way Into President s room in Whit House Nw British ministry aa Bnimrsd. S. Death of former Poetmaeter General Wilson B. Blssell. 0. Heavy rainstorm cause losses of live and property in new iora 117, new jerssj snd vlclnttv. 11. Marriage of Tnlted State Benator Thna. C. l'latt of New York. i:t. Death of Archblabop Ealn of Bt Tyitita. Hi. Million dollar fire In Aberdeen, Wash. 17. Decision of Alaskau tribunal an nounced. VU. 1 nlted Btatea Benator Wm. M. Stew art of Nevsda marrira at Atlanta, Ga. 2H. Mrs. Emma Kooth-Tncker killed In trstn wreck at Dean Lake. Mo. 81. Member of Purdue College football team killed In train wreck at ludlananolla, 23 persou burn to death In New York tenemeut fire. n. Itepublliana gstn In election In Ohio iii'puuncua carry tiu uigsn elec- Oeneral etrtk In Holland declared N. 1. 8. rltlM tlon. 11. off. ao. Erie train wrecaen at km 11 miss, X., and sit persons nurn 10 oeatn. 21. Klgnt ntinarea inouaana aoiiar Dr la La Crosse, Wis. '13. U lot in Illinois nones or Represent- (Its It ussl a Uemaude Manchuria of China. .... 19. Negro ivnenen vor aasanit near nanta r. Ill iluo.i"0 fir In Columbus, (J.... . .11 killed la railway wreck near Buffalo, 8. Foreet 8re In Northern Wisconsin nd Michigan Burning of Melbourne, '20' Dedication of Kt. Loul Eipoaltlon , Death of St 11 art tlolson 2,mo live lost In earthquake at Melaagberd, Aal alio Turkey. May. 1. Death of I.nlgl ArdltL I. r ight person killed end 0 hart by Grand Trunk train at Dstrott. November. 1. Death of Prof. Theodor Mommaea Fir In Vatican la Rome destroys priceless literary tressiirea new irisn land la coea Into effect, a. Klectlou In several State. 4. Hevolutlon la Panama; new Republic pruclalmed. a. Colombian troop evacnlat Colon. 6. t'nlted Btatea eitenda recognition to nmm lteniibllc of Panama. B. Fifty-eighth Congress meets la extra Mains. II. Hlg striae on une 01 .nicga tlty Railway CO. oegin na riming occurs. l Treaty wltb Panama signed. lu. Cuban ri-lproolty treety paased by House of llepreseiitstlTea tit men killed In wreck on Hlg Fonr near Treinont, III. Death of Novelist Henry Beton Merrl- "'al' Thirty men cremated In lira at Lilly, fa ' Mine e 1 plosion at CounrllBvlile, Pa', destroy 1 Uvea 'U Uustsve Mra, In Chlrgo. con f ease ear barn rohht-ry and several warder by "Antometlo Trio." End of Chicago atreet ear trtk. 27- Bandit Nledemeler, Van Din and Roeskt captured after flerc battle In Lak County, Indlsna Orover Cleveland an nounce h la not a candidate for Demo cratic nomineiion iw . 80 Pie That II Oava Him Km ploy man t. One of the few men who have ever managed to get ahead of Uncle Russell Sage In a business transaction Is a young curb broker named Tucker, and be did so more by accident than de sign. It happened this way: Tucker had ten shares of gas stock that he was trying hard to dispose of, with no result Finally, one of his ac quaintances. In a spirit of fun, said to him: "Say. old man. I understand that Sage wants that stock bad, and la will ing to pay 05 for it" At that time the stock was selling for 01, when It sold at all, so naturally Tucker, who was a newcomer on the curb, started off pot baste for Mr Sage's office, and half an hour later offered bis shares In person at 05. "Don't want it, young man," was the financier a reply. "I can go out and buy all I want at 01." Then, at be realised he bad been "taken in" an Idea struct: Tucker. "Mr. Sage," be said, "tinea you don't want to buy my stock, maybe you'd like to tell me any of tbe same stock you may own at 03." Eh. whatr queried Mr. bage. "Ninety-three?" He pondered for a moment Then, "I II take your ten aha res at 05," be said. And tbe sale was made. A little later on when Mr. Sage found that he really could have bought all tbe stock be wanted at 01 hla feel ings were anything but friendly to ward Mr. Tucker. The neit Cay, how ever, be was lu a different frame of mind. "Any-mnn." be said, "who can take care of himself like tbat is useful aud I waut Mr. Tucker to watch out for any business 1 may have on the curb." And that la what Mr. Tucker Is do ing to-day. cure biliousness. . O. At ow.ll, 1 Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black ? Use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE PITT CTS. Of !BI'MITmi OS s MIlUI CO., VtPHVk. S. Th Modern Way. "I wish to marry your daughter," said the young man. The old man was a sensible old man. "Can 1 support you in, the style to which you have been aceusmtomed?" I .it u .'I..W. HnA I Kl n Sfomers win ' pi - .7, , itTrup the best remedy 10 nea lor their enlldrea the lee icing ssason. Himself to Blame. "Didn't you once say that your wifa was the making of you?" "Only once," replied Mr. Meekton. "Henrietta heard it and said it was very unkind and unjust to blame her in that manner." t CeVNMMAH CQ.U Tk(iowiMTOWEl!3 POMMEL SLICKER HAS BEEN ADVERTISED AND SOLD FOR A QUACKS OP A CENIUEl LIKE ALL ffjwQr wmrsonnt 'SJ CLOIhlG. It is ttal of the best rte rial, in black or jrclow. fully OAavantcci tad sol by reliable, ocsetri everrwherc. IKR TO THE SIGN OF THE f ISH. a j tow? a o . SaiTOM.fUbU.aiA. a ' Perrin's Pile Specific The INTERNAL REMEDY No Case Exists it Will Not Cer Wood Paws, Drag taws run oy ateam or gaso. line engines, also tha latest In saw mill ma chinery, stump pullers, well drilling machin ery, etc., etc rite lor your needs. REIERSON MACHINERY CO. Foot af Morrison Street Portland Oregon OREGON PORTLAND St. Helen's Hall Home and dsr school for sills. Metl s) poacious bulliltCrt. Mo.irn For alx year Iwai victim of 4 y a repeia In its worst form. 1 could eat nothing ut milk toast, and at time my stomach would hi.i. -n.l .lit oven IhsL Last March 1 began taking CASCAKtTS and ainoe.tlienl bate ateadiiy Improved, until I am aa well as I var was in my !" . David B. llCHrar, Nwark. O. jjX can or f f CATHARTIC Osw vaao us aw isvga 'imT receaaber. 1. Tteretver appointed for John Aleiander I)owl a Zlon City ami inuuaine. a rsnsl treaty tlgned at I'ansme. I'onsre roseis III -suisr .mmn.i Am'ericaa Conaul aaaaulled at Ale'andretta, Trkey. .. . H I IIB II I llVIIIVIt I'l H . I . it rri.td wsv hover Middle West: thermometer register is below era id lli. "F!" . ... u-l n. kill . ia. aenaia ys.a v.v.. mimn nn. Taaaht by Esperleaca. The man on the outside of the box office window, who had bought two seats next to the aisle for a courts of Illustrated lectures, then asked: "Have you soid those two teats tt the farthest eud of tbe row, against the walir "No, air," tald the man Inside the box office. "WelL I'll take them, too." "I can let you have tbe two next to the ones you have bought. If you would rather have them." "But I wouldn't: I want Just those two and I'm willing to pay for them to keep them vacant to circumvent the two women who would be sure to buy them and come In half an hour after tbe lecture bad begun." Chicago Trib une. Maasant. Pslstable. potent. Tsste Good. D Bood. Ns.erMioseu. Weak.o.ue Uripe. Me, be. sue. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. .. - - CkWM. Mnl. 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Obnti.smsn: I have lieea feeding your PafssiAH Stock Poon to my thoroughbred swine. It glvee them en appetite, and makes th rig row. 1 also tried It on stunted calves Wlin saii.iactory renins. " V, W. O sou aa. kUrta. Heb. rOKTLAMD ar.EI) CO., rorlland. Or.. Coast Agents. iewuMIAN J STOtS 'OOO In the Walt, "Don't-be afraid of the ellppery floor. Miss Gushly. I will support ! you." "Oh, Mr. rleilgetey, this It to iud CenI" Clevcltnd Halo Dealer. Send for Special Circular MIOsvAMj B1UT1LII Sanders Disk Plow Slmptsst and mat porlect ms-1s. He (or y..u give your order lr a IM.k VUtw be sure u ei mlu th Ssndara rur sal by the old nil abl houa ol Mitchell, Lewis i Stayer COe, PORTLAND, - - - ORi:U0N UOISU MAL4IM MI 'XitHUi
