POULTRY ■■■
and Dairy Produce
o f all kinds w anted .
W rite fo r our
CASH OFFER
FARMERS AGREE
TO HOLD WHEAT
Pearson-Page Co. p £ kegond
NORTH WES 1 M A R K E 7
REPORTS.
Portland.
Portland— Nearly all the dealers'are
in the market for wheat, but not at
the prices { that growers are*asking.
J Farmers in the Pendleton and Walla
B ou g h t, sold ahd exch an g ed : en gines, boilers,
J Walla districts are holding for 70 cents
Great, aren’t they boy? Wade is doing a lot for us when
saw m ills, e tc. Send fo r S to ck L is t and F r e e s
T H E J . t . M A R T IN CO.,
1st S t . P ortlan d . Or.
he furnishes these free Blue-Prints, made up just special for
| net, which is more than millers or ex-
the
size
barn we figure on building.
Present Price o f 60 Cents Thought j porters can afford to pay. While some
It shows us how
DAISY FLY KILLER
loo Low—Dollar a Bushel
j wheat has been bought at 70 and even
U-t
"* i . Neat, clt*n.
de An. or-
or
Popular Slogan.
nve nient,
nemental. convenient,
at 71 cents, to fill July sales, buyers
ci.tap. L a • t s a l l
te a s o n . Made of
decline to pay these prices for later
metal, can’tjp:Il ertip
ever ; will n-'t s il of
delivery.
inj ure anyt h in g.
Topeka, Kan.—Kansas farmers will
C :arantee<l elïcvlrc.
A cargo of white Walla Walla and
Bold by dealer«, of
hold 100,000,000 bushels of wheat this
6 sent l y express pn*
w ill double our barn ami dairy efficiency—m ake our cow» health y and co n ten ted —tu rn barn chores into a real p leasu re.
paid for ft.
P o r te r's P e r fe c t B a rn E q u ip m en t includes th e m ost com plete line o f S tee l S ta lls, S tan ch io n s. Feed and L it t e r C a rrie rs and Hay
year, or 25,000,000 bushels more than shipping bluestem was sold this week
Tools m an u factu red .
» ro o U y a .« . *
at
35s
fid,
which
is
equal
to
80}
cents
the entire crop of 1913, according to
W. H. Mitchell, National vice presi j f. o. b. on 30s freights. On this show
dent of the Farmers’ Society of Equity. ing, it is evident that prices in Europe
If you flo u rs on building a barn soon, send for th e m —it Wi
Mr. Mitchell is organizing the farm j will have to improve or the market
not ob ligate you! Clip and till out Coupon, pinning it to
WOMAN WAS POOR BUT PROUD
^ li| \ jr
R- M ■
she«?t th at gives size o f barn you tig u re o n . Our estim atin g
ers of Kansas and urging them to hold j quotations in this territory recede.
r W ade & Co. |
d ep artm en i will then work out a special, individual plan
a
Grain men declare they will not be I
TO LEARN CHIROPRACTIC. C*bi m Reque*. their immense crop for higher prices.
fitted to your req uirem ents.
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a«
(h
om e g
Pidic Chiropractie CsL'ese, 418 CommMwealth Bldg., Portlaad, Ora
Sixty-cent wheat in Kansas has be able to do much business until this oc M rs. C u rra n T e lls H e r C u rio u s N e ig h
W hether >ou figure on building a B arn soon
Portland, Ore. g
bors
T
h
a
t
D
istric
t
V
is
ito
r
Is
curs.
not.
mail
coupon
fo
r
B
i*
FR
K
K
HARN
LQ111P-
come the rule and has turned the
O n ly H e r D re ssm a ke r.
Wheat— Track prices:
Club, 78c
thoughts of the farmer to the possibil
R
.M .W A Ttr ^ p /\ MENT
i "Bend m e w ith o u t
IV Izl Y f f l I I P A i l I l a CATA- >
o b lig a tio n o r co st
ity of holding his grain.
When the per bushel; forty-fold, 79c; bluestem,
^
w h a ta v e r
F R E E
B lu e
A
lady,
who
Is
a
district^
visitor,
be-
j
organizers arrive in a community they 83e; red Russian, 77c; Turkey red,
P r ln ta of B a r n — a p p r o x im a te
L ib e ral T erm s—W rite fo r our Proposition.
came much interested In a very poor
xe a tta c h e d
E v e ry th in g fo r th e O rchard, Fa rm . Garden
find little opposition to the idea of 81c.
1 Bend m e P o r te r F R E E B a r n
and Law n.
Millfeed—Bran, $237/23.50 per ton; but apparently respectable Irish fam
J E q u ip m e n t C a ta lo g u e .
O ldest and L a rg e st Indépendant
holding the grain, Mr. Mitchell said.
YAKIMA AND COLUMBIA RIVER RURSIRY CO.
W hole« al e rs of F arm M ach in
ily
named
Curran
living
on
the
top
j
shorts,
$267/26.50;
middlings,
$31.
“ I do not believe more than one-
ery in the P acific N orthw est ^
NORTH YAKIMA, WASH.
Oats—No. 1 white milling, $227/ iioor of a great building in a slum dis- j
fourth of the wheat grown this year
YAKIMA CROWN it tie BEST GUARANTEE
trict of her parish.
22.50 per ton.
will be sold,” said Mr. Mitchell.
Every time she visited the Currans
Barley— Feed, $21(t/21.50 per ¿ton;
Grain bins of frame and cement
Bhe was annoyed by the staring and
construction are being rushed all over brewing, $22.50; rolled, $23.50.
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTE1 the state, and in many places wheat is
Hay—Old timothy, $16@ 17; new the whispering of the other women
Commercialism.
Both of ’E m W ise.
by Cutter’s Blackleg Pills.
Low
One day she
priced, fresh, reliable: preferred by being piled on the ground by the farm crop timothy, $13@ 15; grain hay, $10; living in the building.
"You haven't asked me if you are
“Here is a poem that will rank with
Western stockmen because they pro*
Tht* school th a t jrcts you a
eaid to Mrs. Curran:
the only girl I have ever kiBsed.”
w
«pm
tect where other vaccines fail, ers who refuse to accept present prices alfalfa, $12.
the masterpieces of literature.”
(rood position.
i
^
^
Write foe booklet and testimonials.
"Your neighbors seem very curious
"It is not necessary."
Corn— Whole, $35; cracked, $36 ton.
“You will insist on writing master
for it.
The Farmers’ Society of
I
_ r
W
m
10-dose pkge. Blackleg P ills $1.00
T v.
a: :* o f G raduates
"You know you are, eh?"
The run at the stockyards was lo know who and what I am and the pieces," protested the publisher. “I
50-dose pkge. Blackleg P ills 4.00
Equity
is
campaigning
for
dollar
Use any Injector, but Cutter's best.
“No. I know I'm not. You don't
NO N E II)L K
The de nature of my business with you."
suppose you would expect real money
The superiority of Cutter products Is due to over 15 wheat, but the Kansas members will lighter than usual Monday.
27th
OLDEST kiss like an amateur. But you have
years of specializing in vaccines and serums only.
F R E E IN FO RM ATIO N
“They do,” acquiesced Mrs. Curran for this.”
sell their grain for less than that mand was good and as a result the best
Insist on Cutter’». If unobtainable, order direct.
M
O
ST
I
not asked me if you are the first man
‘Its value could not be estimated in N I EAR M W ashington and li)th S ts.
T H E C U T T E R L A B O R A T O R Y . Berkeley. California.
“Do they ask you about it?”
figure, it is generally believed. Most grades of stock commanded firm prices.
MODERN 1 have permitted to kiss me.”
PO RT LA N D . O R E .
dollars and cents.''
"Indado they do, ma am."
of them are preparing to hold for Hogs sold at 15 cents higher than last
"No. that isn't necessary, either.”—
“Why, Milton only got $25 for ‘Para
Houston Post.
higher prices than the 60-odd cents week and prime steers passed j the i "And do you tell them?”
disc Lost.’ ”
R e fo rm in g H im .
"Faith, thin, Oi do not.”
seven-cent mark.
Taken Alive.
now offered, however.
"Oh, well, if you feel that way about
The girl of whom we are about to
“What do you tell them?"
Cattle — Prime steers, $6.707/7.25;
An Englishman, who recently vis
it, have your own way. Take it along
The money order section of the
speak was engaged to marry a young
”OI Just tell them." was the calm for $24.98.“—Washington Star.
choice, $6.507/6.75; medium, $6.257/
I ited this country for the purpose of
man who for many years had been country town postoffices in Kansas 6.50; choice cows, $67/6.10; medium, reply, "that ye are me dressmaker, an’ !
hunting big game in the west and:
prove
that
this
year
is
an
exception
busy earning a reputation as what is
in British Columbia, related a story :
variously described as "a rounder,” a with the harvest hand, as well as the $5.50 @ 5.75; heifers, $6.25 @ 6.50; ] let it go at that.”—Pittsburgh Chron
| of a lellow Britisher, who was lion-
“man about town” and a "prominent wheat-growing farmer, for the harvest calves, $67/8.25; bulls, $3© 5; stags, icle Telegraph.
J shooting in Uganda.
clubman.” That is to say, this lady hand is sending his money home. This $4.50@6.
This sportsman had had excellent 1
Hogs— Light, $807 8.75; heavy,A $70/
was going to take an chance on a very is probably due to two causes. One is
A Sm a ll Detail.
luck. Nearly every day he would pose!
sporty bachelor for better and for that the harvest hand has learned the 7.75.
|
beside
a freshly killed lion or other
Enthusiastic Reporter (to city edl-
worse.
Sheep — Wethers, $ 4 @ 4 .7 5 ;’ ewes, !or)—I’ve got a story here about a man j
! beast and his photographer would
value of money, and the other, the
Restored to Health by Lydia
“Dear,” she said to him chummily,
$3 .2 5 @ 4 .2 5 ; yearlings, $4.507/4.85; who drank poison, cut an artery in his I
I snap him for the magazines.
“I know you like your nights out. I farmer has learned that he must pro lambs, $5.507/5.85.
One
afternoon
the
picture
man,
who
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
wrist, shot himself and Jumped into ]
know you drink a little—you must tect his helpers to be sure of getting
; was taking a nap in the hut, was
Apricots,
75c@$1.25
per box;] ilie river in an attempt to commit sul-1
teach me to mix cocktails. I know them when they are needed.
!
awakened
by
a
loud
noise.
He
arose
I
Compound.
For years the popular diversion with cantaloupes, $2.25@ 2.75 per crate; ride. Somebody pulled him out, sent ;
you smoke— I can learn to roll cigar
and looked out. Sprinting toward him '
to help your poor,
ettes. And I know you play cards a a certain crowd of men who followed peaches, 50@75c per box; plums, 75c him to a hospital, and he's going to ]
from the woods, hat gone and coat
Unlonville, Mo.—“ I suffered from a
tired Stomach, lazy
lot—but you can teach me to play the harvest was “ harvesting the har 07'$1.25; watermelons, 1 @ l } c per live. It’s a cracking good yarn.
tails flying, came his chief. At aeon-' female trouble and I got so weak that I
cards."
vest hand.” Gamblers began in Kan pound; casabas, $2(o2.50 per dozen;
liver or
clogged
siderable distance behind, luckily for
City Editor—What’s his name?
could hardly w a lk
“What a darling you a re !” exclaim sas and worked with the harvest to the pears, $2@ 2.25 per box; blackberries, j
the hunter, stalked a huge lion.
bowels b a c k t o
across the floor with
ed the man. “I will teach you a game Canadian border. Some of them even $1 per crate; grapes, $2.50 per crate. ; Reporter—I didn't bother to get that.
“Quick;
Quick!
Open
the
door,
I thought you would want Just the big
out h o ld in g on to
of cards now, and then you'll know all
health andstrength,
D ick!” exclaimed the hunter. "I'm
Potatoes—Oregon, new, 117/l i e per features for the noon edition and I ]
worked
in
the
fields,
to
be
better
en
something.
I had
about it after we are married.”
bringing one home alive!"—Outdoor
pound.
but the longer you
could get the details afterward.
“Fine. What game are you going abled to separate the harvest hand
nervous spelU and
Sports.
Eggs — Fresh Oregon ranch, case
from his money. There was every sort
to teach me?”
delay the harder it
my fingers w o u ld
“Solitaire."—Cleveland Plain Deal of game that would be easily tranport- count, 24c; candled, 26(7 2 7c per dozen.
W h a t Papa P u t U p W ith.
cramp and my face
Nature.
is going to be. T o
er.
Vegetables— Cucumbers, 50((i75c per
ed and quickly hidden.
The layouts
would draw, and I
No matter how smart and intelli
"Behold that exquisite sunset!” he
d a y you should start
were not of the fancy kind, but they box; eggplant, 15c per pound; pep
could not speak, nor
gent your little boy is, he is sure to
exclaimed.
"Note
the
delicate
flesh
brought quick action on the wagers pers, 12}@ 15c; radishes, 15@ 17}c per
drive you mad some evening with the
sleep to do any good,
taking
tints,
the
cream
shades,
the
long
made, and the quick action resulted in dozen; head lettuce, $1.75 per crate;
I following sort of thing:
had no appetite,and
dashes
of
vermilion
and
the
almost
|
shifting the money from the worker to artichokes, $1 per dozen; tomatoes, 35
“Papa!”
everyono thought I
living
fire
that
leaps
up
from
the
sink
j
“Papa, didn't Adam have more than
the gambler.
Id n o t l iv e .
@75c per crate; spinach, 5@ 7c per ing sun as from a fountain. Behold
one name?"
This year a dozen men have been ar pound; rhubarb, 2J(q'3c; cabbage, l|c;
"Of course he didn't have more than Some one advised mo to take Lydia E.
rested for attempting to defraud har peas, 5(3}6c; beans, 4(7 6 c ; corn, 20@ the framework of darkening skies and
one name. Now, please don't bother Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, lhad
of deep green! Isn’t it wonderful?”
vest hands.
I t m ay b e n e cessa ry fo r you to ta k e a
25c per dozen.
me any more; I'm reading. One m ore' taken so much medicine and my doctor
His fair companion sighed heavily.
position tom orrow . A re you ready? O ur
I t h a s h e lp e d t h o u s a n d s
| silly question and you'll go to bed. Do said he could do me no good so I told my
Onions—Walla Walla, $3.25 sack.
training: w ill fit you fo r b u sin ess life.
“You Just bet it i s !” she exclaimed.
husband he might get me a bottle and I
I you understand that?”
Green Fru it—Apples, old, $1@ 1.75 "It looks Just like a great, big lobstel
Gen. Orozco Starts New
o f o t h e r s - w i l l h e lp y o u
C O U R S E S IN
"Yes, of course. But can't I ask you ; would try iL By the time I had taken
box; new, 75c(7$1.50 per box; cher salad 1 ”—Lippincott's.
Revolution in Mexico ries, 57/8c pound.
something about the same question?” it I felt better. I continued its use,and
"Y es; what is it?”
now I am well and strong.
Poultry — Hens, 15c; springs, 17@
Mexico City — Pascual Orozco and
"Was ‘Adam' his first name or hi:
“ I have always recommended your
turkeys,
20(c/>22c; dressed, Y ou C an N e ve r T e ll W h a t T h e y Th ink,
General Francisco Cardenas, with 4000 20c;
Inst name?”—Cleveland Plain Dealer. medicine ever since I was so wonder
Late in the Day.
“So she has quarreled with that
men, began a new revolutionary move choice, 25c; ducks, ll@ 1 2 Jc .
fully benefitted by it and I hope this
Orville Wright, apropos of his new
ugly beau of hers! He is the ugliest
ment Monday.
Orozco is operating
N e ed n’t Stan d fo r That.
letter will be the means of saving some
man I have ever seen. What did they safety appliance for aeroplanes, said
north of Aguas Calientes, and Car
Seattle.
Billy, while being reprimanded by
at a dinner in Dayton:
quarrel about?"
denas is preparing to invade the state
his teacher for some misdemeanor, other poor woman from suffering.” —
B U S I N E S S C O LLEG E.
Seattle — There was a scarcity of
"In a short time now there will be sat down, leaving her standing.
Mrs. M artha S eavey , B o x 1 1 4 4 ,
"She thought she would make him
of Michoacan.
I. M . W alk er. Prea.
P o r t l a n d , O re g o n
local peaches, the stock on hand being feel good, and remarked that hand no more aeroplane accidents. In a
She reminded him that no gentle Unionville, Missouri.
Fugitives
who
arrived
here
from
short time there will be no more aero man should sent himself while the
WE GUARANTEE POSITIONS TO AIL OUR GRADUATES.
Contreras and Tizpan, villages a few all small and undesirable. The price some men were never worth enough plane Jokes, either.
The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham’s
lady with whom lie was conversing re Vegetable Compound have thousands of
miles from Mexico City, reported a schedule has not been fixed.
Early powder to blow them over the fence.”
“I heard a new joke yesterday. A mains standing.
“And It didn’t have the desired ef young woman rushed into a life insur
such letters as that atiove — they tell
serious movement by the forces under varieties of small body are already
' But this is a lecture," replied Billy,
fect?”
A Chicagoan, N o Doubt.
ance office, and cried:
Zapata.
Contreras was attacked by
"and I am the audience."—Cleveland the truth, else they could not have been
being
shipped
out
of
Toppenish,
but
“ 'One life policy, quick! My hus Leader.
"No, It made him furiously angry.”
obtained for love or money. This med
The
"Tickets,” said the collector as he the Zapatistas early in the day.
band's biplane’s falling.’ ’’—Sacramen
icine is no stranger — it has stood the
opened the door of the car In which garrison, consisting of only 17 feder- none have reached this market. It is
to Union.
test for years.
M a k in g H istory.
K in d Man.
sat a man who looked as if he was als, was driven off, and several thous expected that within ten days the fruit
The Guest—Ami who Is the distln
anchored to his seat. The man handed and Zapatistas started pillaging and will begin coming here, as shown in
“You don’t know how to handle a
If there are any complications you
S
u
n
lig
h
t
Intensified
gulshed personage In oil over the man 1 do not uuilcrsinnu write to Lydia E.
over the pasteboard, which was duly burning the houses. Tizapan is only
woman,” said Mr. Peck. “Keep your
By
Reflection
from
Ocean
Beach
and
field
reports
ju
st
received
here.
j
tel?
inspected. Then, looking around the about 12 miles from here, a r 1 con
I’lnklniin Medicine Co. (confidential)
mouth shut and refuse to talk when Desert Sand unrelieved by Foliage. Wind»
The Owner—That's my great-grand-j
collector said: “Is there another gen nected directly with the capital by an
It is announced that the W apato!
she Is roasting you. Why, do you ar and Mineral Laden, Poisonous Dust, all father, Hoppinger Hinkle, painted by j Lynn,Mass. Your letter will be opened,
tleman in the car?”
rend and answered by a woman and
bring Eye Troubles in their wake—Granu
valley, with a strip of country pecu-1 gue with your wife?"
electric railway.
“No.”
Eyelids, Red, Itching, Burning, Tired j Kaloosky. lie was one of the mob of held iu strict couUdencc.
Many of the inhabitants of villages larily favorable to the growth of can- j “Oh, well," replied Mr. Gabb. "The lated
“Is that other portmanteau yours,
and Watery Eye«, Impaired Vision and patriots who dumped the boatload of j
in the federal district are fleeing to taloupes, will ship to this market. This poor woman is entitled to a little Eye Pain. Reliable Relief is foiqid in storage eggs Into the harbor.—Cleve !
then, too?”
O p e n in g for a Return.
the capital for protection.
Federal
"Other portmanteau?"
pleasure once in awhile.”—Cincinnati Murine Eye Remedy, Mild and Harmless, land Plain Dealer.
It was the beginning of their wed
i f you Wear Glasses, Try Murine. Doesn't
"Y es; on the floor there by the troops were dispatched from the cap crop is two weeks ahead of that of | Enquirer.
Smart. Feels Fine. Acts Quickly. Is an
ding trip.
Wapato also has plenty of j
other.”
ital to check the advance of the ma Yakima.
Eye Tonic compounded by Oculists—not a
"Dear,"»she Inquired, unxlously, "In
excellent apricots. A few o f the best j
“Those,” said the traveler with dig rauders.
'•Patent
Medicine”—but
used
in
successful
the excitement of leaving did you lay
P O O R T H IN G .
nity, "are my feet."—Houston Chroni
grade are coming here, but the bulk of
Physicians’ Practice for many years. Now
goodby to papa and mamma?"
cle.
dad icated to the Public and sold at
the shipments are moving eastward.
"No," he replied. "I suid au revolr.”
Eugenic Marriage Fails.
50c Per Bottle. Murine Eye Salve In
Eastern buyerB in the Wenatchee field
—I’uck.
Aseptic Tubes, 25c and 50c. Sold by
Cleveland, Ohio — Mrs. Josephine
A Little Sh y.
are offering 60(765c per crate, f. o. b.
Druggists. For Books, write to Murine
Send us $1.44 for 5 lb-*, of the ^rea'
Purchaser—And will he scare at Sanger, 26, and Joseph Sanger, 34, Wenatchee.
t n own Dniiutiivr will te ll you
Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
ARCADIA HIIND Freeh Ron at d i olfee r I o
i y M orin*. K>o Item ed / fo r U r.l. W e a k . W a te ry
anything?
Monday raced to the counrthouse to
Raspberries clean up daily, but at
and get a beautiful clip slid saucer ab I- *«■» And t lr a r t u la t e d E y r lM s , No H in u rtln g —
Farmer—M’ friend, this horse is jist see who would be first to file suit to some sacrifice to the producer. The
N o th in g N e w U n d e r the Sun.
solutely free.
Instead of pave g sal J n - t . K , r C u m fe rt. W rite f o r H ook o f t b e E y e
afraid o’ two things; that he won’t annul a eugenics marriage.
“My dear," Bald Adam as he and Eve aries and commissions to a*ents we, by until F r e e . M urine E y e K rineily C o ., C h ic a g o .
Mrs. best fruit brings $17/1.25, but sales
get enough to eat, an’ that he won’t
were discussing the fall fashions In give our customers premiums. You try i
Sanger won by a few minutes. Her were down to 75c. Blackcaps are very
Good Intentions.
hear when I say “W hoa!”—Judge.
the Garden of Eden, “which system of the Coffee out. If you don't think it is I Mistress -Now Sarah, I want you to
petition says Sangdr misrepresented scarce at $1. Blackberries are coming
the best value for the money you ever he enrifi:! about breaking this vase.
dressmaking
do
you
favor?”
A wizard makes a lion disappear by his physical condition. “ He told me he in larger volume to sell at $. 1257/1.50.
"W ell,” replied Eve, thoughtfully, ' got, just keep ihe Cup and Saucer for It cost a great deal of money, and I
The apple trade is brisk, owing to
magic.
Incidentally he makes the was a marriageable, healthy man,”
“they all have their merits, hut the your trouble and semi the coffee back | would hate to have it carelessly
wolf disappear from the door by the Mrs. Sanger said.
“ I found he was larger receipts, greater maturity and
We will refund broken the first thing.
loose-leaf system is good enough for to us at our expense.
same art.
not.” A few minutes later Sanger quality.
your money at orce without question.
Red Junes, from Eastern
me."—Judge.
Aurnh (three days later)—There's
filed suit for divorce. He declared she Washington, are bringing 75c per box.
your vase, ina’uin, and I couldn't have
As yet they have been throwing no misrepresented her physical condition Cooking sell readily at 75c7/ $1.
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For 75 years Wright’s Indian Vege
brokf n it more carefully if I'd tried
Irish confetti in Ulster. Whadja mean, to him. A special hearing will be held.
There are plenty of cherries, •with
Portlcind, Oregon for a month
Cleveland Plain Dealer,
table Pills have been their own recom 3 0 8 Pine Street.
Irish confetti? Bricks!
Royal Anns at 507/75c, Bings at »1///
mendation in conditions of upset stom
1.15, and Lamberts at90c7/ $l. Pie
Hindus Removal Near.
ach, liver and bowels. If you have not
Vancouver, B. C.— The immigration cherries are slow at $1.257/1.50.
tried them, a test now will prove their
Bartlett pears are coming in slowly,
officers have decided that no steps
benefit to you Send for free sample
towards removing the Komagata Maru and with much uncertainty, to sell at
to 372 Pearl St., New York. Adv.
from the harbor would be made until $2.75. Considerable good stock has ap A very old maiden named Ann
more provisions were taken aboard. peared on this market, and more would After many years married a man;
Repartee.
Immigration officers learned that the be welcome. The watermelon market
His last name was Teek,
A perspicacious young man. passing
Hindus, now showing no signs of ex is demoralized, sales running down to 1 And great was her pique,
where an old colored man was busy
citement, had firearms aboard and l jc . There were ten carloads on track For aa Ann Teek her trouble began.
setting fire to the dead grass in a
might not hesitate to use them. The at the opening, and that is more than
meadow, accosted him thus:
officials therefore decided to postpone this market will absorb without price
The Final Proof.
“Don’t do that, Uncle Kb; don’t do
boarding the vessel. City police and cutting as a stimulant.
"Doctor." said the sick man, "th e : th a t!”
The street is glutted with tomatoes,
immigration officers will take charge
other physicians who have been In1 "Why so, sah; why so?"
of the ship and conduct her out side particularly in California stock, which
"You will make that meadow as
is selling slowly at 657/ 75c. The bat consultation over my case seem to d l f ! black as you are.”
Cape Flattery.
ier
with
you
in
the
diagnosis.”
tle seems to rage all around local hot
"Never mind dat, sab, never mind
house stock, which holds steady at 75c t "I know they do,” replied the doc dat! Dat grass will all grow out an’
City Plans Pageants.
tor,
who
had
great
confidence
In
him
be as green as you Is !’’—Judge.
New York—The tercentenary of the 7/$1.25.
a e l f , "but the autopsV will show wbc
beginning of chartered commerce in
Wheat— Bluestem. 82c per bushel; was right.”—Kansas City Times.
N ot on Exh ib ition .
New York and the opening of the forty-fold, 79c; club, 78c; Fife, 77c; '
"Tell
me,
dear, is it because you
Panama canal will be celebrated in a red Russian, 76c.
think me very pretty that you look at
Separation and Peace.
series of pageants in Parks of this city
Corn—$357/36
per
ton.
me all the time?”
1 ^ 0 m atter how long you have
"Their home life Is Ideal.”
from August 12 to October 12, accord
Oats— Eastern Wsnhington, $26 per
"Oh no; It isn't that; but papa says
"le that so?”
_ been tortured and disfigured
ing to plans of the celebration commis ton; Puget Sound, $257/26 per ton;
you
are a two-faced woman, and so I
by itching, burning, raw or scaly
"Yes, she goes abroad In the sum
sion
just
announced.
Boys
and
girls
am
searching for the other one!"—
rolled, $277/28.
skin humors, just put a li tie of
mer and he goes South In the winter London
Opinion.
from the public schools are beginning
Feed— Brsn, $257/26 per ton; rolled Perfect, Isn’t ft?”—Buffalo Express.
that soothing, antiseptic Resinol
A S lig h t T r o u b le O fte n B r i n g s S e r io u s B lo o d D is o r d e r s .
work on costumes and other accessor barley. $257/26; alfalfa meal, $22;
Ointment on the sores and the
A Chronic cold m oans som ething wrong la tio n s, en a b les only p ure, h lo e d a a k tn S
suffering stops right there!
ies to the celebrations.
The legisla alfalfa molasses, $24; whole com,
A
n
y
b
o
d
y
can
d
ye
su
c
c
e
s
s
fu
lly
Flattering.
m n a tltn lln n a ily .
Pim plos m ean l.a*t blood! m a te ria le to e n te r tb e fnreetiaen , rnmbfnag
Healing begins that very min
ture has voted $100,000 to help meet $37; cracked corn, $38.
R heum atism
m eans
fa u lt/
elim in ation. w ith tb eec food elem en ta to « a te r th e elr-
Wag—I like your new play, old man , with Putnam F a d e le ss D y es.
ute, and in almost every case
T h .a « and a hundrog o th er sym ptom s a rc ru le tlo n , and In leas th a n a n h e a r I . a t
the expenses of the festivities.
Eggs—
Select
ranch,
247/25e
dozen.
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: n a i l / recognized, bu t w here Is th« trouble. work th rough ou t th a body la th e p ro ce a . sé
your skin gets well so quickly you
Author—I’m glad of that—when did
Poultry—Live
hens,
127/
16c
pound;
Nunky
la
Still
There.
: W here la It located/ W h a t la w rong w ith p u rificatio n .
feel ashamed of the money you
m ach in e?
Grasshoppers in Force.
Tou w ill noon re s tira I t . w o .d a rfs t tn*
old roosters, 9 c; 1914 broilers, 147/.17; you see It?
"I told Uncle Simon that he was th e I f bodily
threw away on tedious, useless
you w ill go in to an y flrat e la « s atora
W
ag—Ob
I
haven't
seen
it—but
th«
by th a ab sen ce o f beadachat • stead
Pendleton, Or. — Not within the ducklings, $2; geese, 10c; guinea
getting too old and feeble to attend and got a b o t t l . o f H. s R. yon a r e on the fluence
treatm ent.
ily
Improved con dition o f th a sh in, a a d •
title looks jolly well on the 'buses.—. to buelness.”
w ay to g ettin g rid o f t h o u condition« th a t sense o f bodily re lie f th a t proves how ram *
memory of the “ oldest inhabitant” fowl, $9. per dozen.
R e*inol O in tm en t (5Ac and $1) and R*#-
i cana» alekneaa and dlx-aae.
B u t don't let b letely tb e e n tire aystem w as loaded W itt
London Opnlon.
"Did he take it kindly?”
irrol Soap
c le a r aw ay pim ple*, b la c k
have grasshoppers lieen as numerous or
Ranch butter—15c per pound.
anyone work oT th a t old tric k o f Som ething Impurities.
heads and dandruff. Sold by a.l d ru trffist*
"He threw me out of the office.”— " J u s t a a good.”
as destructive as at present in the
Dressed Beef—Prime beef steers,
You w ill And g. 8 . g . on sa le a t a ll d n a
s M K. la tak en In to th e blood Jn at aa ■toree.
California Pelican.
I t la a rem ark able remedy f o r s a y
Tha Proof.
west end of Umatilla county. Reports 12}c7/13 per pound; cows, 12c; heif
n a tu ra lly aa lb « m e t n ou rish in g food. It and a ll blood affection s, such a * O ccam .,
Rankin— Beanbrough seems to be
npreada It« intluene« ov«r «very organ In rash , lupus, te tte r , peortaals, boll«, a a d a l l
are that they will greatly reduce the ers, 12c.
Ju
st
1600
swam
In
the
Nat
plunge
tb e body, com es th rough a ll th e re in « an.I I o th e r diseased conditions o f th e blood. Vat
P- N . U.
No. 30, 1014
Dressed Veal— 14c per pound.
j c a p a b l e c l great concentration.
yield of the third cutting of alfalfa.
•o Sunday. How would you like to I a rte rie s , enabl.-a a il mucous su rface« to special advice on any blood dlooaoo w r it*
pkyle— W h a t gives you that Idea” j have been number 1596?
exchange inflam m atory acid a and o th er to T b e S w ift gpeclflc Co., * 2 4 I w t f t B l d g ,
In some cases they have attacked
Dressed Hogs — Whole, pacLing
Ir rita tin g substance« f o r a rte ria l elem enta A lie n ta , Ôa.
Rankin—He tells me he has colored!
orchards and by eating off the leaves house, 13c per pound.
th a t effectu ally clean«« th e ayetem end
to n o t trld e w ith eubet! tu tea, Im ita
V y u t N w ritin g ta a J .e r t i aera. planas w an-
Jour meerschaum pipe*.— Youngstown ' In the laet year one aviator was tim e put an end to a ll pollution M. g. ft. tio I n«
of
the
tree*
have
stopped
the
growth
Dressed
Spring
Lamb—
13e
pound*.
o r any o f th e horde o f “J a s a a a
tla n t i l l , papar._______________
clasica out the sto m ach « f wuooug accum u govd” C ouuterfettg e t S. R, %
killed for every 62,000 milee flown.
for this year.
Dressed Mutton— 107/11 c per pouiid. j Talegi aj/b.
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