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This is one reason why Aycr'i
Cherry Pectoral Is so vtlui
ble la consumption. Ic stops
the wetr ind tear of useless
coughlnz. But It .does more
It controls the Inflammation,
quiets the fever, soothes, tnd
heals. Sold for 60 years.
Ar.ri Caerry rerWat Iih Wea rrlr
Ufa ftmitw to e. Ii fcrvuiii sue Utoh
Meie eiiae of aaemnoKla, and I ImI
Ih.l I eveniy Me to lis vuiiri.iful trj
rupertta."-William U. lauiTT. Wane,
Had r ' - Lcw,u ansa.
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7 lltXAPASIUX
xcsllent Attractions at the Theaters
A Busy Ssason.
Tbe visitor to Portland now has
wide range of choice la the matter of
amusements.
Tbe 1905 Fair ti, of coarse, the big
attraction, with Its luenM regular ex
position, aud its seductive Trail. "Vn.
ce" it acknowledged to be tbe greaten
success and best show on tbt Trail.
around about tht Fair la the congrata-1 rhm Art of Plata waebloe-.
atory remark that tha tplandid expo- A dish well scrspd it balf wished.
tlon Is an assured financial success. BcraDe and stack dlahes carefully.
awi . ami ll -
ini Kiranim urano lonier omnw whan knives, forka or Mate are
brilliant aeaaon with Wilton Lack ays greasy or flab from the serving of
"Trie Tit," ana ail the town turneu fllh p, then, off wj,tn pieces of
out. Beginning Wednesday, Sept. 13, which are eaallr burned. Kmd
probably the moat widely popnlar play L, frMM orJt of pan tDd aw,y
oi we year, "rs. wigga.oi xum van- from tt dllhciola.
oage raicu, win open at me warquam j.. dUhcloth of nnen if
libit and always bemmeJ. An unbein
med wash cloth or wiper lesve the
Hasten recovery toy
bowels regular with
keeping the
Ayer's Pills
Ifnoraoce. when It la voluntary, la
rrlmltiil aud ke war properly be cltarr
a witti ' who rrfusrs lo lra bow
ke mliiUt prevent It -Johnson.
W ni e man In tirty lua lo rprrii
til. I.ft ir bninlh ami iihiimi I. Kll-
l-U nin In vnlaMa !.. AUdrM 11. Ilankw,
Itia niil. Ai rill nintt'lnitL A4lrM
11. HO'ikar, IVT 7th St., CortUnd. Ore on.
MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS
fHlM, thlMt aiMt tirnogml Mama lllf
a n. Mirk. II Hiitm pwt aa Mta
Kb Iwo liunn. Will faf darlptla rauuuf
oil unraa. . " " m
KiUtttHUN MACHINKHY CO.
Faat al MarrMae Slrl tartUittl. Orataa
7 J r'f eifr
i coucTaf
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Dla IhW aut. ratartl te Ui vHnthe imam a
4 4drwu of yourtatf ini w of yaur
ttiandi. and ihe 4 he yoa tll erobiMy
tniar a bulla colWf. IU ciislil
yoa tih IS 00 on our SbS.OO Kholirthlp.
Our at hail otitrt tifrptkmal advanlit M
Itudtnl of Outlnm. SinnhMd, Engtltli, tic
Bur iMTaucTioa-lowtsT Tuition
aaill rl CAIMul 10 tfO Mil
: THE MULTNOMAH
: business institute:
m. a. auiiN, fata.
I biitn ar. PORTLAND. ORE.
and remain through the reat ot the
week, playing special matinees Thurs
day and Saturday. "The Chaperons,"
(scintillating musical comedy) plays at
tbls theater all week beginning tiept.
8, and the old favorite May Irwla oc
cupies the Marquam stags Sent. M to
28. The fall sason sUrts oO with a
boom lots of interest and good pro
ductlons.
The Belaaco Slock Company contin
ues drawing heavily and keeps np Its
high standard of productions, "liar-
et's lloneymoon" running tbls week;
Judah" opens Monday, Sept. 11, and
Captain Jinks" Ukes op tbs week
Sept. 18 to 24. The Helaeoo is one of
the handsomest theaters on the Taclnc
roast, and no visitor should miss seeing
it.
The Baker Theater is having a Joyous
run of musical burleaque. Manager
Raker wears his broadest smile of ap
proval as he sees the Urge audiences
'The Brigadiers" is on this week, and
the "Kentucky Belles" opens for tbs
week of Sept. 10-18. Pretty girls, lots
or fun, attractive spectacle.
Tbe Empire Is giving quite the most
startling melodrama that Portland has
ever experienced. Tbe critics agree
that the thrills in the plays, pat on
with a change of bill each week at this
theater, are veritably nnlaue of their
kind. Every other Instant a pistol
shot, and tbe intervening seconds filled
with thrusts at your heart strings.
Tbe Grand and the Star continue
vaudeville entertainments with new
people weekly.
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A naw, lanuananl hol.l. directly oppndte
main antranca lo f air, au (trail can lor rair
land juti at Dotal rtuor.
fORTLANO, OfttGON
ECONOMY
Hot Air Pumping Engine
Pampa water lor
bouN and Irrigation.
DUplaeea wind mill
and ioUne eului.
Burnt iMollna, wood
or ooal. Hu auio-
matlo itop. bblppad
oa approval. Write
lor eialoiu and
prioea.
BEALL & CO.
321 Hawthorne Ave. Portland, Ore.
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DR. C. GEE WO
MEDICINE CO.
Hrlck Butldlna at tha B. R.
fJarnar of Flnt and Morrlion Etreeli. an
Formarly.looatad at
263 Aldar Hi. lor the
4 put 4 year
J HAVE MOVED
To tha
traaoa No. K2 Tint Straat.
Successful Home Treatment
DR. C. OKK WO U known throURhout tha
Vitltad Hiatal, aud ! rallad tlio Ureat ( hi
nana Doctor on account o( hit wondarlul
anm, wlti out the aid of a knife, without
uilnf Bdlnon. or rtnifi of any kind. Ha
treats anr and all dlieaiei with cowarlul
Oriental Kooti, llerbi, Iluili, hark aud
Vofatahlei that are unknown to medical
olxnoe In th la country, and through tha
Uieof theie harmleii ramedlni. He (tiar
anteei to cure Catarrh, Anhma, Lung
ltoubla. Rhaomatlim. NeryoumeM. Btom-
aoh, Mver. . Kidney, Female fteakneu
and All Chronlo lilceaae. Call or write,
enoloilnf i lc, it am pi for malllnf Book
and Clrouiar. a an rem
The C Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
No. 162! riret St., S. t. Cor. Morrlion
rVtu bkiiUm tbli bim. Port and. Ortaon.
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No. 37-t0S
BEN writing to advortlaors pleeee
m tatia
aoontloa
pspar.
PORTLAND AMUSEMENTS.
I f r III! B I
Alsbes covered with lint and particles
of tbs frayed edges stop up tbe sink
drain.
Wash the silver first, using plenty of
hot wster and soap.
Two pans are Decenary to wash
dishes properly one for tbe wsahlng,
another one for rinsing. Into tbe bot
tom of the riming pan fit a wooden
strainer, two or three Inches from tbe
bottom of tbe pan, that tbe wster
turned over tbe dlahes may drain
through It and leave the dlahes free
of water. This saves dish towels. Uae
hot wster for rinsing. Wssh tbe
glaaaes after the ailver, and then tbe
cups and' aaucers, platea, etc. When
the dlahes are waabed. throw tbe
water out Don't wash tinware or
setues in tnick water. Have a separ-
ste dlahclotb for pans and another
for kettles. Plenty of scraping, plen
ty of wster, plenty of soap, plenty of
pans, plenty of towels and washers.
make dish wsshlng what It should be.
If during tbe marriage ceremony the
weddlut rioc ahoald fall down, tbe
bride's fate will not be aa enviable eat.
PITO Permanently Cared. He flta or oerreueneaa
F 1 10 aftarflratdar'eua.urilr.KllaVaUraMltanre
jAeatorer. H.nd hr frae trial btle aod araettoa.
Vr.H. tt. Kline, Ud.,u Area BI. I'blladalyate, fa
A Weleomo Chance. '
Colonel," aald tbe eeDtlnel, aa ne ea
luted the officer In command of tbe be-
leftd town, "a aoraeleas carriage ap-
proacbea.
That a good," replied the Colonel.
"We may now be able te gat some horae-
eas beef.
UEUT. P. S. DAVIDSON.
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Beef Coke.
Any remains of underdreased beef;
salt and pepper to taste, a few sprigs
I of parsley, one egg, mashed potatoes
equal to one-third the quantity of the
meat Mince tbe meat very fine. Boll
and mash potstoes equal to one-third
the quantity of meat mix them nicely
with It aeason with tbe pepper and
aalt mince up and add the parsley to
It Then beat the yolk of one egg, mix
It with the mince to bind It Make
the mince Into cakea about the size of
the round of the top of a teacup and
balf an Inch thick; flour them, and fry
them a nice brown In hot beef dripping
or lard. Serve with a garnish of pars-
Canned Iteeto.
Wash the beets and leave on several
inches of tops. Boll until tender; pour
off the hot water and cover with cold.
When cool enough to handle, rub tbe
skins off with your hands, and slice
Have ready and scalding hot a quart
of vinegar which has been brought to
the boll with a little salt and pepper
and two cups of granulated sugar. Lay
the slleed beets In this, and when they
are scalding hot, pack in jars; fill these
to overflowing with the vinegar and
leal
More Converts
Every Yenr
Every diy la every year ) !
that comes, more housewives t I
txe mn2 up their exhorbiunt x
priced Baking Powders and
turnm2 to is. tne Honest ana
reliable, "which has stood to well
the test of years. They are find
ing out that
Ik vL? POWDER
costs one-third the price of
powder anywhere near K C
quality, and makes better, purer, more
healthful baking. 1 ounces lor zx.
end postal for " Book of rreeeata."
JAQLTS MFC CO.
Cbleaao. CL
&ji effort made for tbe happlneea ot
there lifts na above ouraelvea. L. M.
Child.
HoVa TbJaT
Wa offer One Hundred Dollars Seward fat
any eae oi taiarra uu caanut no ourea 07
Kall'l teurrn Cure.
Wa. tha nndaralcaed. have known V. J.
Cheney lot the la 16 year, and be Here bint
wrlMUr aonoreuie in an trawmw irmnaao
loni aal flaanciallT able to carry out anyob-
Uiatleoi nade by their arm.
If noiaeleaa powder ever cornea Into
general nee yon'll not hear it
MotbeTiwIll find aire. VMnelowf Boothtng
Syrup the beet retnedy to nae lor their ebildiea
durinf tha teething period.
Nothing la more friendly to
than a friend In need. Plautoa.
a man
Professor C. W. Kitt, lately vice
president of the Gregg school, of Chi
cago, and for a number of years of the
Soule college of New Orleans, the lead
ins buninesj colletre of the South, has
SUdoro"-" last joined the Multnomah Institute,
Mah'e Catarrh Cnrela taken Internally, act-1 q( Portland, Oregon, as associate pro
!LB?J Profeeeor Kitt is one of the
Bold by all brukt-itu. Teellmonlala Ires.
KaU'i faeally f LUa are the boat.
Semt-nndity la common In rural Japan.
and fartbermore It la respectable and
healthful
best known commercial
United States.
teachers of the
A French professor is the owner of
collection of human heads, represent
ing every known race of people on the
globe.
Maple Parfalt,
rut In a saucepan the well-beaten
yolka of eight eggs and a cupful of ma
pie syrup. Cook until ihe mixture
forms a thin coating- on the bdooil
with which It should be stirred stead
ily. Take from the lire and beat until
cold. Whip a pint of cream stiff, stir
this in lightly and freeze. Serve in
glasses with a spoonful of whipped
cream on top of each glass. This re
cipe will make a little over a quart
Frozen Peochea with Ice Cream,
Large firm poacues sbould.be chouen
for this. Peel carefully and cut each
In half. Pack In an ice care or freezer
for two or three hours, until well
frappe. Have ready rounds of sponge
of angel cake. Lay one of tbe peach
halves on each of these, surround the
eaae with Ice cream or whipped cream,
and put a large spoonful of ice cream
1 In the place left vacant by the peach-
stone.
PERUNA STRENGTHENS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM
Haahed Brown Potato.
Peel white potatoes and cut Into
small dice of uniform size. Cover with
salted water and boll until tender but
not broken. Drain and -dry between
the folds of a clonn dish towel. Turn
into a pudding dish and cover with
hot milk that has been thickened with
a rump of butter rolled in flour. Put
la cover over tbe dish and cook for
half an hour, then uncover and brows.
F. 8. Davidson, Ex-Lieut. , TJ. 8.
Army, Washington, D. 0., care U. :
S. Pension Ofllee, writes:
"To my mind there is no remedy foe j
catarrh comparable to Peruna. It not :
only strikes at the root of the malady,
but it tones and strengthens Ihe system j
In truly wonderful way. That has i
been Its history in my case. I cheer- j
fully and unhesitatingly recommend ;
it to those afflicted as 1 have been." i
F. 8. Davidson.
Good Chocolate Banco,
Four ounces augur, one gill of water,
boiled for fire minutes. ' Then stir In
slowly four ounces chocolate. When
these are well mixed pour Into a jug
or a jampot placed In a pan of hot
water. Let the sauce cook In the Jar
for fire minutes, then stir In a gill of
cream, or milk, or custard, and flavor
with half a teaspoonful of vanilla.
It you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from tbe use of Peru
na, write at once to Dr. Ilartman, git
ing a full statement of your case, and
he will he pleased to give you his valu
able advice gratis.
Address Dr. 8. B. Ilartman, Preal
dent of, the Hartman Sanitarium. CW
Iambus, OhU,
kc Toast.
Beat two eggs very light, add te
them one pint of milk. Slice baker's
bread or nice light home-made bread
and dip the pieces into the milk and
eggs, letting them He long enough to
be thoroughly moistened and ret not
fall to pieces. Fry a delicate brown
la hot fresh suet Serve with sucar.
The disease that has done more "PTTP? TV
than any other to wreck, ruin and . JuilEr)ll
humiliate life, is Contagious Blood Poison. Sorrow, shame and suffering go
land in hand with this great enemy, and man has always hated and fought
it as he has co other disease. It is the most powerful of all poisons; no mat
ter how pore the blood may be, when its virus enters, the entire circulation
becomes poisoned and its chain of horrible symptoms begin to show. Usu
ally the fust sign Is a small sore or ulcer, not at all alarming in appearance,
but the blood is being saturated with the deadly poison, and soon the month
and throat begin to ulcerate, the hair and eyebrows drop out, a red eruption
breaks ont on the body, copper-colored splotches and sores make their
appearance and the poison even works down into the bones and attacks
the nerves.,. Not only is the disease hereditary, being transmitted from
parent to child, in the form of scrofula,' weak eyes, soft bones, weak, puny
constitutions, etc, but is also so highly contagious that many a life has
been rained by a friendly hand shake, or from using the toilet articles of
one Infected with the poison. To cure this blighting, deadly curse tha
blood must be purified, and nothing will do it so
quickly and surely as S. S. S. It goes down to tho
very bottom of the trouble, drives out every particlo
of the poison and makes the blood clean and strong.
It does not hide or cover up anything, but from tho
first begins to expel the poison and build up and strengthen the system.
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable.. We offer a reward of $i,oco for
proof that it contains a particle of mineral of any kind, Book on the dis
ease, with instructions for home treatment, and any advice desired, without
VIZ SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATULMTA CAm
HHul pnussian spa f.n cans-, ui
' ' ' ' x thaold, tlm tented enre for Spavlna, eiefkaae, S.lhrt, Ca-ka, a. I
" . il ImI to-d.y br thuuMndaot ux)eluf hrwJ 1a and eaucia i bonea. 1
A ainirlM botttA on hind often um a valuable bona.
"1 tried Prunian fpa.ln Cure on my burM (or blood eparln, and
tiro bottle, rumored ItenMraly and there i no ilgn of any tptTin.
All of onr remedie are aootl." O. H. DabUwnr.Cartit.Wle.
Prtee SI atall dniKitlbtaor'wMtenedtmct. We aim make the folio-win
f.moo.llne of PrtM.lM rootlM Heave Preera. Warm Peweere.
taarv Oarlae trr. Stack Feed. ate. Write and tell aa where too ml tbi
au anew, will n.aujwe. our PRUSSIAN REMEDY CO.
feu Paul, Minn.
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PORTLAND SEED CO., Portland. Oreioit, Coast Agcnta
mi
ara emigrating to
Aluera aud Can
ada by the thous-
, t . 4 dollar to be made
Uncle Sam's People ffi.s
herta atfnrila tha
firvatett opportunity of any country In the world for ocd lnvest-
hi.nl. 1 .nri fun V. Wimrbt .if th. P. H R rnmninl nn eajtv niv.
arW3Cya4,' mentu of one-sixth to one-tenth down, 6 per cent interest, yearly
pay men is, irom s.o(i to fb.iv per sore, mat is as nne iana as me un
verehownon. I am conduotlnr parties out 01 Hpokane Mondays of each week, giv
ing special railroad rates aud snowing them over Alberta. Join the crowd. Any
Information cheerfully lven. JAMES H. ItWIS, Special Land Agent Alberta and
Canadian Railway lands. 719 Riverside Ave., Spokane, Wash,
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THE SANDWICH STEAM PRESS
Free from small, frail parts and complications. Two to four tons per hour. 82-lnch feed
opening. iu to m leeas to mo oaie.
Steady, powerful motion. A ftst-worklng xceuay-makefc.
MITCHELL, LEWIS 3u STAVE R CO.
WIST AND TAYLOR STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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