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Thai Ab««»rb« «Mere. TRADE ALASKA BOTXliARÏ IS QUIETER Quatallew. Have Weakened Culted Mairi aud British 1un«n»r» tu Establish th« Lin« Named In th« Motin« Vivendi. The American members of the inter national commission appointed to sur vey and mark out the Alaska boundary line «t Lynn canal, under the modut vivendi, arriver! in Seattle from Wash ington, and wil proceed to V ictoria. where they will meet the two British member, of the commission. The American menmbers are U. 11. l'ilmau. I assistant superintendent of the United States coast and geological suivev. and hi« assistant, O. B. Freuch. They are gathering statistics ami information here concerning the matter they hare in hand. Mr. Tiilman said it would requite probably two months to com plete the survey. The line will Ire marked with the usual monuments, stakes, etc. On Uhilkoot and White passes, monuments of a permanent char acter will be set up. so that there may be no possible dispute at these points as to the exact location of the line. “We are simply to ascertain the lo cation and mark out for the guidance of all persons the line established by the modus vivendi between England and the United States,” said Mr. Til man. “This line was agreed to in Oc tober, 1899, after several months of ne gotiation. It is bv no means a per manent or established lamndary line beyond the terms and life of the modus vivendi. Our work will be necessarily technical and not diplomatic, although we are operating under the direction, in this instance of the department of state, at Washington. The distance to be surveyed is about 25 miles.” Mr. Tilman expects to begin active work in the Held about June 15. He and Mr. French will meet the Cana dian commissioners at Victoria. They are W. F. King and J. L. McArthur. A party of about 12 men will be taken along to assist in the Held work. The expenses of the survey are to be shared equally by the two countries. Women are wearying beyond den orlptlon and they Indicate real trouble somewhere, Efforts to bear the dull pah» are heroic, but they do not overcome It and the baokaohes oontinue until the oause Is re moved. 1 Lyttta E. Pinkham's Vcgctbk Compound doos this more certainly than any other medicine. H his been doing H for thirty years. It Is a wo man’s medicine for wo man’s Ills. It has done much for ti.e health of American women. Read the grateful letters from women oonstantty ap pearing In this paper. Mrs. Pinkham counsels women free of charge. Her address Is Lynn, Mass. Metal never rusts in the waters of lake Titacaca. A chain or anchor can be left in it for two weeks and it will be as clean and bright as when it came from the foundry, which is probably owing to action of some of the chemical salts in the water. SHAKE INTO YOUR Northwest Notes. SHOES Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet It cures painful, swollen, smarting, dpt ous feet, and instantly takes the sting m* of corns and bunions. It’s the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Alien's Foot- Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for Ingrown g Nails, sweating, callous and hot. tired, aching feet. We have over 30.000 testimonials. , Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c. in stamps. Trial package EK EE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. State Senator Charles W. Fulton, of Astoria, Or., has accepted the invita tion extended to him to deliver the Fourth of July oration in 1’endleton. The warehouses at The Dalles, have already received about 1,500,000 pounds of wool, and it is pouring in rapidly from all points of the compass. The good road from Sumpter to Gran ite will be constructed under the direc tion of E. J. Godfrey. It will cost Se ' $5,000 or $6,000 and will be a credit The native commissioner at bungwe, Africa, reports that the white to that section. rhinocerous is still to be seen on the The $1,000 bond issued by the Ham veldt in the districts between the San- ilton school district, Grant County, vati and Zambesi rivers. It was gen Or., commanded a premium of $12. erally thought that the gigantic animal The bond bears 6 per cent interest and was extinct. is payable in 20 years. You Will Never Know what good ink is unless you use Carter’s. It costs no mure than poor ink. All deal- ers. __________________ Over 600,000 pounds of tea is sained in England daily. COD* William E. McClure, formerly of Eugene, and a University of Oregon alumnus, will be graduated this year from the department of law, Columbia university, Washington, D. C. What are the Oregon boys coining to? Piso’s Cure for Consumption is an infal asks the Albany Democrat. John G. lible medi< ine for coughs and colds.—N. Hammond, a Europe young man, is do Ocean Grove, N. J., Feb. 17, ing the villain in a “Sapho” company doing the New England states. a ^ernumt fox, close pressed by two J. T. Rorick last week cut a Held of beunda, dashed across a railroad track in front of an advancing train, which rye on the old Frank Taylor place | across the river from The Dalles, Or., killed the do^s. that averaged in height six feet and Mothers will Cud Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth I eight inches. Mr. Rorick says it beat ing byrup the best remedy to use for their any rye crop he ever saw. Children during the teething period. In some interesting experiments by English botanists, "sleeping" plants, or those which had taken their noctur nal position, were place! in a dark room. On "awakening” next morn ing they took in the darkness their usual positions by day, even when that position had been made oblique by one sided illumination. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of See Fac-Similé Wrapper Below. CARTERS k!"WWST CURE SICK HEADACHE URI FIERI Introduce our Famous “tOUTHERJ CIGAR«" we give to each person buying a bos of 60 cigars for $2.60 and eipress charges, an elegant nickel plat®case, stem wind, stem set, opsn face Watch, American mako, which with proper care should I ab for years; also a plated watch chain and charm. Send us y«ur nam® aud full address -no monsy. W® will send cigars, watch, chain and charm. If. after examination, you are ®atlsfl®d, pay your a<ent and express charges. Th®aa goeds sent anywbere in th® H. 8. at thus® terms. The ^Southern Belle is as good as many 10c oigars now offered. ^Then ord®?i ng^ptoses | paper without fail L äSÜBMWB»« A new tube boiler has been sent down to Seaside, Or., to replace the large one now being used by the saw mill there. A 7,000 gallon water tank is being erected by the company near the box factory, and will afford ample protec tion in case of Hre. Day Bros, have commenced work on their saw mill at Cascade Locks, and, when completed, it will saw 60,000 feet a day. They will get their logs on the other side of the rivet, one log ging camp being near Stevenson, and another will be put in at Wind river. The prospect of a large crop of mel ons in Yakima county, Wasn., is not as bright as might be desired. The seeds having rotted, necessitates re planting, and the cool spell has not helped to develop a healthy growth; it is predicted the corp will be short and prices high. The experiments that have been car ried on by the O. R. & N. with brome grass and on the arid lands in the vi cinity of Telosaste, south of Union, Or., have shown that the new grass will grow luxuriantly on the dry and al most barren hills. A considerable quantity of seed will be sown this year. The steamer Signal was chartered by the Pioneer Western Timber Company for Cape Nome, and the vessel left South Bend for that point. J. D. Dyer is manager of the enterprise. It is proposed to start a lumber yard at Nome and supply it from South Bend or Knappton. A part of the cargo con sisted of 400,000 feet of lumber for buildings and since boxes. Fire broke out in the dry kiln of the Addison mill plant at Tacoma last week. The firemen confined the tire to the building in which it originated, but as that building contained the ma chinery, the mill will have to shut down for repairs. The loss is $15,000, while the insurance is but $4,500, leav ing a net loss of $10,500. The com pany will rebuild at once. H. J. Snivel/, J. H. Viseler« and J. M. Baxter, have leased 1,200 acres of land on Toppenish creek, eight mile« frpm Toppenish station, in Yakima county, Wash., and have «ceded 400 | acres to wheat, 90 to millet, 10 to field [ peas, 300 to barley and 350 to oats. It is their intention later on to engage in dairying and «toekraising and most of the land will be devoted to timothy. They have contract« with the Indian owners of the land for a 10 yearn’ lease, and believe the contract« are binding. Jack Salisbury and A. II. Chapman brought into Pendleton recently, 1,5011 wethers which were sold to Howard, a buyer from St. Paul. The sheep were shipped via the W. C. It. and North- eru Pacific roads, and w ill be taken to I the Montana ranges for the summer and then «hipped on East in the fall. Mr. Salisbury stated that they received for the lot $2.65 apiece, which is re garded as a Very good figure. Queen Wilhelmina, of Holland, has a minature farm, the products of which go to assist in ralirviug th« towr. in .»vvial I.levs of Business. Bradatreet'. .ay«: Trade i., H any .liilig. quieter and price« ar. lower than « week ago, while efforts toward a re- .djuatineiit of productive capacity to pieeeut condition», are noted iu veveral line, of nidiiFtrv. notably irouand steel .nd lumber. Ihiaettled conditions iu the cotton trade, ami a large failure, lue mainly to overetapling the bull aide >f the maple, has tended to weaken [uotatious in reveial linesof speculative business. Backward crop reports and the backward demand for cotton goods *re of course partly responsible for the »harp break, but statistically the staple remains very stn'n^. VIvices fivm the dry g<k>ds trade are if backward demaud at retail, affecting orders in many lines, but cotton goods production is still heavy. The boot and shoe market ia dull with manufacturers firm but with job ber« asking for lower prices. Lumber is on the whole weaker, partly owing to the unsettled conditions m the building trade aud partly to tha feeling that prices have been pushed too high, and thia feeling is likewise true of a number of other lines. Almost alone among iron and steel products, structural material is firm *md much is hoped for in the direction of new business. The weakness in cast Iron pipe is inducing some curtailment of production, notably at the South. Wheat, including Hour, shipments for the week aggregate 8,698,968 bushels, against 5,178.422 bushels last week. Business failures for the week num- her 167 in the United States, compared with 155 last week. In the Dominion of Canada business failures for the week number 18, HS compared with 24 last week. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. Seattle Markets. R oyal The absolutely pure BAKING POWDER most celebrated of all the baking powders in the world—ce 1 c b r a t c d □VAL to ff-'S A for its great leavening strength and purity. It makes your cakes, biscuit, bread, ctc healthful; it assures you against alum and all forms of adultera tion that go with the cheap brands. ROYAL— the Onions, $9. k“* Lettuce, hot house, 40® 45c doz. Alum bit Inf powders art low prk«*. •• .1«m two » R U,"l ; M • Ml to * ""."Mie ......... I M® two Potatoes, $16(<S 17; $17® 18. Il r.ml.1. lb. baking pvadet dangeivu» lo ut iu Iuo4- Beets, per sack, 50® 60c. Turnips, per sack, 40®60o. Carrots, per sack. $1. ROYAL RAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK. Parsnips, per sack, 50® 75c. Cauliflower, California 85® 90c. A SIGNIFICANT LETTER. Strawl>erries—$2.25per case. C'ouecieiit ioua. Celery—40® 60c per doz. “1 suppose you will vote according Cabbage, native and California, to your own conscience iu this matter.” New York City, Feb. 15, 1900. $1.00® 1.25 per 100 pounds. My Dear Carlton:—! know it will “1 will.” answered Senator Sorghum. Apples, $2.OO@2.75; $3.00®3.50. “And my conscience telle me that it is please you to learn that my hone-ward Prunes, 60c per box. always wrong to waste good money.” journey iroiu San Francisco was more Butter—Creamery, 22c; Eastern 22c; — Washington Star. than pleasant. Gue striking feature dairy, 17®22c; ranch, 15® 17c pound. that added very much to my comfort Spectroscopic and other observations was the dining ear service on th« Bio Eggs—18c. show the fixed stars to lie self-luminous Grande Western and the Denver <fc Ki" Cheese—14® 15c. Poultry—14c; dressed, 14® 15c; bodies—suns to the other systems of Grande. This is the tine«» service of planets. Au analysis of their light in this description 1 have ever seeu any- spring, $5. Hay—Puget Sound timothy, $11.00 dicates the presence of the same chemi where, either in this country orabroad; ® 12.00; choice Eastern Washington cal elements that exist in our own sun the food and cooking was all that could and earth, together w ith others un lie desired, and at very moderate i rtce». timothy, $18.00® 19.00 Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23; known in our solar system. If you hap|aau to know the Km Grande feed meal, $23. Western people, I wish you would say The news from Lick observatory that to them that it will afford me the Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton, the North star, 255,000,000 miles away $20. greatest pleasure at all times to bear Flour—Patent, per barrel, $3.25; from us, has been found to be not one I testimony anywhere to the above facts. star, but three — swinging around in blended straights, $3.00; California, Very truly yours. $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; itra- great orbits like the moon, earth and (Signed) J. ADDISON BAKER, 2ml. ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat sun—is another remarkable result of [-all lake Tribune ) the application of photo-spectroscopy flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.80®4.00. The Rio Grande Western Railway Millstuffs—Bran, per ton, $18.00; to the telescopic study of the heavens. now operates through Pullman sleeping »horts, per ton, $14.00. cais la-tween San Francisco and Chi If all the dressmakers known to ex cago, without change. The route i la Feed—Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton; ist in America worked 24 hours of each middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, Salt Lake City is unequalled :■ attrac day for a whole year without stopping tiveness anil wealth of novel interest. per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef for sleep or meals, they would still be Three through trains daily. Write for steer», price 8c; cows, 7c; mutton 8c; able to make only one dre>:s apiece for information, rates, etc., to J. D. Mans- pork, 8e; trimmed, 9c; veal, 8 5.® less than seven-eights of the women in Held, General Agent, 253 Washington America. 10c. street, Portland, Ore., or Geo. W. Hams—Large, 13c; small, 13V«; The meteorological department of Heintz, General Passenger agent, Salt breakfast bacon, 12> rc ; dry salt sides, the government of India has now four Lake City. 8c. first-class observatories, 174 general A competent judge estimate« that Portland Market. stations, and 2,280 rainfall stations, about three time« as many books »ere Wheat — Walla Walla. 51® 52c; from which regular monthly statements sold in the United States in lbVU as in Valley, 52c; Bluestem, 54c per bushel. are received. any year since 1893. Flour—Best grades, $3.00; graham, $2.50; superfine, $2.10 per barrel. Oats—Choice white, 36c; choice gray, 33c per bushel. Barley—Feed barley, $14® 14.50; brewing, $16.00® 16.50 per ton. If You Are Awake to Your Own Chancei Read This and Then Write Millstuffs—Bran, $13 per ton; mid Us for Full Information and Prospectus. dlings, $19; shorts, $15; chop, $14 per ton. Hay—Timothy, $9 ® 11; clover, $7 ® 7.50; Oregon wild hay, $6 @7 per ton. For develonim-nt i„irpmea we will ,e|| ¿..miu .harea of Tr«a»,irv -t... » at |1 . ,rr p..^ Butter—Fancy creamery, 30® 35c; who bu, tbi» Mo<-k will »ee It Increaae In value fait and the, will n.ake u.. , 1..1 j . seconds, 45c; dairy, 25®30c; 01» Inve.tlxation Invited. Our property ha. been riamlned and rrt <>rt.-.| .. . .. „ v«‘'..ble by V M iimlen, Fl.-Id K.pen, Pr...lu<«r,' oil E.rh.n.r.Un 1 -a, In. . store, 22%®25c. W. Fox. for fifteen years expert for the htsndnrd Oil Company. « >nr d.d- nnd abs«t. .r® Eggs—18c per dozen. now deposited In the Merchant«* Nation«;Bank. Portland, Or. Our offi< . rs are withoutsalar » s' Cheese—Oregon full cream, 13c Young America, 14c; new cheese lOi per pound. 512 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $4.00® 4.50 per dozen; hens, $5.00; springs, H. C. E< KKN’BERGER, Pre». R. I* DURHAM, Vlce-Frea. II. C. 8TRA7TOX, Secy $2.50@3.50; geese, $6.50®8.00 for old; u ^f**.*^ Will KU TO It«:— (To any and all of whom we rt-frr vtni ) J Frank Wat,„n $4.50@6.50; ducks, $6.00@7.00 per President Marelmnt»'.Satlonal Bank. Portland. Or.; R I. Durham V, . J-,L |.-,.t m .., > , 1 N.lional Bank Portland Or.; If. <:. Breeden, of II. <’ Br-«d«n A v"'. |'( nir.1 n ■'!“. 'y'A'«, dozen; turkeys, live, 14® 15c per uXnr R“lw,z: cb"1"v- tuo‘wr- * ■»•"« »>•-«b m «»:; pound. Potatoes—40® 65c per sack; sweet*, ’-' rite 11» today. Yon will b.- glad yon did »0. If you hare anr m. ana at all . It to your»t lt to Inv.-atigat« th 1. opportunity for Invenment ' Z * *t »11 you owe 2®2.l.c per pouuu. Vegetables—Beets, $1; turnip«. 75c; CALI, ON Ollll AiiK.NT. per sack; garlic, 7c per ponnd; cab- McCormick All Rtwwl Hu, Rak.., the Hr bagc, 1 Ijc per pound; parsnips, 75; King of the Mee onions, 3c per pound; carrots, 50c. H feet, 20 or 26 tee Hops—2® 8c per pound feet, 26 or 32 teeth. Wool—Valley, 12® 13c per pound; Eastern Oregon, 10® 15c; moliair, 27® 30c per ponnd. Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers snd ewes, 8%c; dressed mutton, 7® 7,‘sC per pound; lamb«, 5T»c. Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; light and feeders, $4.50; dressed, $5.00®6.50 per 100 pounds. Beef—Gross, top steers, $1.00® 4.50; cows, $3.50®4.00; dressed beef, 6>,® For catalogue, add re«« A. H. BOYLAN, 321 Hawthorne Avenue, Portland, Or. 7?.c per pound. Would be too cheap to be good, Veal—Large, 6}$®7>ic; small, 8® 81ac per pound. but we have Top Buggies for Tallow—5®5j^c; No. 3 and grease, A portal addressed to P. O. Bo« 41, Portland, for $65 Cash that we guaran 8’j@4o per pound. Oregon, will brinit you a handsome Ko Nut look Book. Ko-Nut Is the latest lard aubatl- tee for one year from date of luls; and purer, cheaper and more economical. Ran Francisco .Market. purchase. They have good Wool—Spring—Nevada, 14® 16c per pound; Eastern Oregon, 12® 16c; Val strong wheels, guaranteed hick ley, 2O@22c; Northern, 10® 12c. ory spokes, tires 5-16 thick, Hops—1899 crop, 11® 13c pet pound. round edge and projecting Butter—Fancy creamery 17® 17’4c; ' over the felloe, to protect same. do seconds, 16® 16 %c; fancy dairy, We have others at $70, $75, 16c; do seconds, 14®15c ]>er pound., Eggs—Store, 15c; fancy ranch, $80, $85 and up. 17c. Road Wagons at $40 and up. Millstuffs — Middlings, $17.00 ® 20.00; bran, $12.50® 13.50. Mitchell Farm Spring Wagons FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN OIL Floor ahoul.l uo< t'» k«pl in • n>"in «»» pantry wli«re tb»>» •• (,»,,1». a. It al'-'b. odor«. I<uor«ue» ..Irina lat rtv.oiinl» for |HH>r bread „Itriior limn an inh'i tor quality of Hour Mto l.'.of load that «re mad» of g»l«- tmo or milk .liould «lw«y« I'» k»|’» ............ . »• COOK BOOK FREE. For Sale by all Grocers. YOUNG MEN! Hay—Wheat $6.50® 9.50; wheat and For Gonorrheea and Gleet g« *. Pabst's Okay Hpedflc It and Harness. la the inedii'in® wbicn will cure ea< h and every oat $6.00®'J.00; best barley $5.00® cmao . H<) CASK known it has ever failed to cur®, no matter how aeriooe or of how long "tending Results 7.00; alfalfa, $5.00®6.50 per ton; from it® us® will astonish you. It to absolutely R®f®, SEND FOR CATALOGUE, prevent® stricture and ran he token without Inconv® straw, 25® 40c per bale. aimer and detention from buiilscm I’RK K. |3 w h,r Potatoes—Early Rose, 60®65c; Ore- sale by ®ll reliable druggist®, or sent prepaid by eipros* plainly wrapped, on receipt of price, by gon Burbanks, 70c®$1.00; ... river v. Bur- PA KMT ( HtMH AL 00., Chtoago, HL bank«, 40®75c; t Salinas Burbanks, 1 i -trentor mailed on request. 80c® 1.10 per sack. JID STREETS, Citrus Fruit—Oranges, Valencia, $2.75®3.25; Mexican limos, $4.00® OREGON. 5.00; California lemons 75c®$l.5O; You can he comfortable always If you have th* Buy nibble good, of « relkHe concern New Columbian IIre Krate In your house. No more do choice $1.75® 2.00 per I mix . 'rouble from smoke or half heated rooms. It hat is good oolicy. Tropical Fruits—Bananas, $1.50® a n*w nyntem of «IrauKhta. throw* the heat Into the room Instead of up tha chimney, and eaves you 2.50 per bunch; pineapples, nom money. Ml mt tell you about thitt new grate. It Eleven hundred woodworker« in Min- 1« perfection for any household. For particulars inal; Persian dates, 6®6J4c per a«d neapolii. Minn., «truck fur au imriare full description apply toTHKJOHNHAK pound. MSTT Uu., 91 riretb^s F«»rUaM4. Or. in wag««. woiimwo, FIRST ARE YOU COLD OR ROT? PORTLAND, And Tharrfora tha Mloud Must b« Purlflrd to Curo Dlsoaso. Ili Ih« bl<H»d Uste h 111* «mgiii of a lh< jmiiv of liumsii alimenta, ■< roful« tali rli«imi. pini pie«, humur», «urr» trmibl«go( ili« »toma« li, urli*® Il «mi mi <I ii ®> v « g|| h««« thelr siarllng |»<»int In bad bltMul «i,<| therefur« «Il mav l»e viirvd by hurirvin» eiirh'ldlli ami tìialishig III« biuud alili ||oo<i'« Haraaimrllla Impure Blood “I suffer««! from Itnpurs IdiMMl ami ilial llird bel Ina Wh ia tukhig thè ervulid I h » i ile <»( ILind'« Bar««, parlila I l« |fan tu b *1 unirli brttur | i»r lieve II ha* doli« fur »He * lisi ||<» othrr medicine eoiild baie «bme ” Auar« <«nn. man , 76ó Lydia btivei. Oakland, (’al. HOOD’S Sarsaparilla Iu a W«t Climate. M*u<l you Mre to he queen of th* M«y tomorrow. Ilwv» you your outuuiw ready! Baulina Ya. Papa Imuuht ma an extra h»<avy pair of gum boot», a double lithe Bret Metllciiie Money l'«n Ihiy. thick waterproof, a |>air of fur mitten», a |wlr of thrvo ply woolan .tockiii». » A New t'anl lrl«h. I .air of oar iniiff" aud a now umbrella. Bachelor Hul>«*ril><’r (a vorachiii. — Harlem Lit«. reader) to Lady Librarian I it..... . l’|| have to get married no I can taka out Nleep < haitgr« th« Vertllrt. The jurv In a recent law «uil unatil more I mmi L n at a time. nioiiilv nitreed upon the verdlcl, «ralr«l ii I «ad y Librarian — I lore’s my card «leepln ami went Imme I*' il ‘ l.e.1 Afler ‘ You ran take some out on that. 11 " over t r.. v .ii-,.g'>‘«'l ri'" “So sudden,” alo.— Ohio b lat« ||,< .how. III. |K>W.r |>( »ler|. Ing t«» «tremitìi.n Ih« huiiiaii militi. Tini»« Journal. n 11,1 I- it.'ultlr.l »'III In.tuillll« ........ Iti The Only Way. Ir, l|..,|,'(lrl ■ Moina, li Btlter. Il pilla ih. »1 >111.1 li III «.«vai coiulltlun aliti li tlu. ra Mrs. Bowers—I shall select a Ur<k- i . ,ui, I .li-.-p II I» tha Iwat of rema- ,1-,|,.r kulney, llvrr ami biuta! dlaurvl.ra. tie for you when I am iu town today, John. Smith—Fvery Eng!iahm*n la will- Mr, Bowers — Before yon aelei-t it in.- lo bear arma fur liia miintry. will you hare th« clerk blindfold you! Brtiwu—Y«a; «u<i «>iery Kcntchm«® Mrs. Itowurs—Blindfold io«f, Ar. ia willing tu bare l«g*.—Chicago Kveu- you craayl Mr. Bowers—Not |tv being blind iug New a. folded there Is a chalice that you may ««»ri a ,>H|t>. city or Telano,! Strike olio that I could wiutrl—I'lb k. I I t < t.l KTT i F k . kx 1 < iiitki ni.kr. >»aih ihai h« la tha „ n .r I a, tri «I l « «rm «>l V J l HtMIT A 1 n , Ml»« Was I.ale. tl. . bui . Inlha i li» «•• Tolatlo, l'.Kinl» “House cleaning now I” exclaimed a t , ,1. ami Inai aal.l Arm wlll i«« tl,r a , .1! .INI- Il INI'IO l> l"H I A KH ft.T r» h Snagga, when hn went homo aud found .-, I r. ri » . aar t,H alar l h I h.t e.nnut b. V Ul.J ovnrytiling turvy. b> il,e , .evi llmu »inni» Vi «a ’ HIANK J ITIKNICY “ Yes, dear, ” replied Mr«. Nnaggs. Sworn lo brfor« in. ami awMarlltail in <”« "You ought to hti\n done it in L««nl. pri-ari., r. Ih,, .ih tlaj ol l'.t rmbar, A. 1> im . .------- . A W.UIXASU®» That is the proper sraM»n for pviisme.’' | I Aaiar, p»»U« — l’itbiburg < 'hroiiivlr- I elegraph. ll.l?, Valarrb Ver» l> i.krn Internali, ami a. la line. 1 , >m li,« Il.... lami muv.ni. »uriatra vi The municipality of Paaadena. (’al., IL«- a,»lem. -u-u I b-r i.kilmninala. Ir«» owns a 6‘J a« re gmve of English wal* F ! i IIKNKY A LO . Tubali», U. «old l>, druaai.ia, ISc. nuts, l«a«t year it yielded marly lUU,« limi • Kaiuil, rula u» iba beaL 000 ¡mund« of nut«. The prnetice of entillg araenio ia very Per|>rtiial motion han not yrt |>eei> preialeut aimmg ilio |H'aMiitry nf thè discut vre<|. Science teaches that th« un uutaiiioua illatiicta of Anatri«, Hun- gary ami Frane». They deviar» th.it revolution of the earth upon it* ails la n « iH’Ar |*T|»t’liittl motion a« am thing thia |»'l»'ll enablea thelll to aaceml nuli e.ce lieighta whi. h they etiuld imt yet known. olherwiite climi» without great dlatrvM. ♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦««♦♦•♦♦«♦♦♦«a*»» to thè che»t. ♦ The hotte.t mino» Iti tb» woild are tha Cumattick. <>n III» lownr levela thè beat la mi great that tha meli cau li" I work over 10 or 15 ni riiu tea at a time. Fvery known ineati» ut mltigat- Ing thè beat baa been trita! in vaili Ice metta Lefore it reachea Ilio bottom of thè ahaft«. 1 ► Double Trouble * ♦ : : Sir John Sinbald iu a recent lecture that the itatistica lor Scotland «bowed the same preponderance in the uuuila-r of imicidea tn auinnier over thoae oc curring in winter aa had baen ahown by the statistic, of every country in which the matter had been investi gated. The cotti pl leal Ion of SPRAINS and ♦ : BRUISES An ascetic 1« living outside the Delhi gate at Inshore. India, who, it is said, has not parted his lips for the |>aat 50 veers, n r has demauded anything ever from any person to satisfy the irresisti ble demands of the stomach. People ■lock to see him in large num here. Is a very s* re trouble, bui doubly, or sapersi«!? •• aprala or bruite, Iber« is nu f« msdy u the equal u( Experiments by E. Kloiu Indicate that, contrary to mmmou l>elief, such germs as those of the cholera, typusand dipthoria do not aurvlvo more than three or four weeks slier burial In the ground. man, SURE CURE PERFECT MANHOOD Prof. Jules Labordc’s Marvelous French Preparation of CALTHOS” Far Lost Manhood. ORIENTAL OIL «St FUEL COMPANY A TOP BUGGY FOR $50.00... K*1»"“* *r” litvrel »• a'<'ii>!«’i» “• I*'» «‘f »“>l *<’»oib not onlv odor», but g»rnm. N»itb»r , in .... \mblmg». «•>'■ nor b«k«d I h '» ii » .hvnld »rer b» put into th» refrlgor- ntor. Ihi'Y all I»'»'« »n od»r o! which it m difficult to rid th» »»(rigorator. mid thfv «l»o tUvor th» food.—Uuiciu n .ti I ii'i'iirer. It’s in (he Blood I I FuH 5 Days* Treatment SENT FREE By Sealed Mail. NO C.O.D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME Frnry perwnn whofg itaufTnrr? from nerroue 8i»«*ases should writ* the V< m > liohl Go., <in- Cinn<*fl. Ohio, at one*, and arrapi their offer or a fi ve <l.ijs trial treatfnentJr«*e of charge. This lg nod.O. !>. or BE PUH IT «Them« but a lllxr »1 pf>[Ku»lt!on made to unfortunate auf- ferernby Ihlftlong-eatablltthcdconcern, which is the largest importer of specifics for nervous and semai distia*« In the world. The Von M<»hl (V>. has Um enle American ••khia for Prof. Labordu’s French preparation <f ’ althos .** the only remedy known toad* /anced medical rclenoe that will pf«ltlv«ly :ure nervous debility. This remedy haa for year” I**1*) till'd as a specific in the French .Y“1 srrnb s. and since Ita Introduc tion Into th* L n I tea nt.itos has thousands of sufferers, and the success of th* remedy In Europe pealed In this country. In order to piar, thia wonderful tre.tm.nt In the hand, of evnry peraon wlio «offrir, the mental and phv»lcaiangul»h of ooiual waak- ni-M, The Von Mohl rt,, ha«dwld~l toaend a *1 |r"»lm*n» to all who wrlto at once. I ben-rniMly l.aentby mail In a plain pm k- ?ff|*?T.th,.r®1,noPu,,*,r,tF In receiving H ot i J. n!li. *,''’o'nP'‘[>yln« the medlclnuthere » a m n language for you to mi» ;.» 1 ’? h*0'1 teine prlvatAly with per- f ■ t»afety, ami a aura cure I. guaranteed? - crn"P» upon men unaware«. Funi. Vili " T" 7“1,r»*l< or remain In Igno- th?í?w?lh^1,’,"? t*tnB dragged down by U» . J , ‘ No mailer what thn r u’’ VbelherearlyahuaM,eiceaee» are k an<1 ,"1,ln*ea «area, the reaulta m.,2! prematureloaaof«trength and ■mmory. e.,i»»Iona, liupotency, varicocele and shrunken parts. This st>e« |fl1i- remedy will cur* you al any stiitf* Iwirurernlh’P«/ r«‘»ulte withHnsulncconsumption and insanity. thos” g'**sdirectly to tlm s«’utof th* trouble, no matter of b<>w long «funding, and tb” pa tient f<M’ls th* iM'fM’Ut of the flint day’s t rent- ment. In flv* <lnys the medicines s*nt Ire« will make you fori Ilk” a now man. The von Mohl (’a. often ri'cvivrs th* most Eitonlshlng b'HtttnoDliil** from person« who live taken only fl re days* t rmtment. They itvn thotiNnnds of trstIrnonlal« from the»*« who have ix’cn per manmit ly cured after Imr- tng troen given up by doctors, misled J*n<l ruined In health t»y disreputable inrdlrsl srhsmars. and when they had given up their last hope for health nnd happiness. N<»arn- Slblo tn'raon will permit hl« nam® tn I«» u*r4 for a testimonial as in adtnIftMon thathe b*O any of the ¿I mmoum for which the preparatlo® of "(’«Ithoa" Is a specific cure. Hom* Irre sponsible advertisers ar«» using ‘ nmae-up testimonials, but the Von Mohl (’<>. Invaria bly declines to make public th* names or cor respondence of any patients who have beo® cured b/“Ualthe®?' . _ Flv® days* treatment will be placed 1n y'»nr hands free of coat, and you are earnestly urged for your own sake toaend for it with out delay. Wrlto to day nnd h < n<l your »<► dress. Il Is not necessary toglvoenibnrrss* Ing details of your sy mptons. The lx>ok so- company Ing the five days* treatment will on- abl® yod to take the medicine In private sria treat yourself siK'uosNfully athoma. ItcoffiJ nothing to try tills remedy. It may costy,r® ÔrNYiNNÂVî.<>ÎIÏÔVjTrg<mÜmp<irtrr«^ agrcaldeal more to let this off* r «<> by- today. Address Til EVON MolfLOO Jh CINCINNATI. OHIO. Largent I mporters of does your head ache ? PORTLAND DIRECTORY. Standard Preparations lu tue United Ötetef M soli Inwijr nml HiipplluS* •ymem that needs Moore’s Revealed Remedy ..»».fORpiLK... itch Flies ere Aired i JA/’i!n4, JOHN POOLR, P orti . A an, 0«»'»'’i'| ren give you the heat hargnlna In g' n«r»l nim hlnery, engine», holler», tank», pumi’’; plow» belt» and windmill». The n«V ateel I X L windmill, aold by him, I* u” equalled. '»r Protruding THLOR CURE YOURIELFJ I' m nig<» far '*"n"U'I. et* urs I« I «• » «ar«. Giiarao t»»<1 noi to «trlntur« rr»r«nu ContagioW, hotice TO MOPERH owners . TMI ivAue Cur MICAI aa /ri, .s- •'otln. Aiido..n/’v '.a. ami Ami.'. pllre MrtAlnlnrVJ'>m' hsxrS“ INQINNATI,O. D S. A. Tils Wain- Hcraan., Klretrlo, •»I« by nrw««l»<* ar Mnt la alalo »ff’C’l ^’.•moiîcr^a. Otroalar s®nl ®n requss* to. P. K. V. ______ ** w—totogf •»., rwtlt»«, Or. 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