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Tenure In Office. Dr rrlnxlng of Germany declares that marriage prolongs life. This gives Ntrnlta to W htch an American I'rww- some smart bachelor an opportunity pes-tor Was Reduced in Mexico, Living In Mexico ia often a disas to rise and remark that marriage makes life seeiu long to a man.—Bos trous experieuce to the foreigner who ia ton Globe. uot acquainted wltb loealitlea aud cus Palliali of Ytllowtton« Park. Disorders incident to the human frame, toms. lu the case of John Baacou and I bls eoiuixiilou. an EngUsbuiau nauied Ilissaid tliat tire geyser» which hav« of which a majority are caused or pro Martlu llayea, their experience was niade Uria l'ark fanious, are graduali» de- moted by impure blood. such, but It Is also luteresting. In eon- cliiiing. Tin- bruì»» lo mimi ili» faci, tliat de. line is tire law ot thè World. Health la The remedy is simple. versatlou with Mr. Bascou that geutle- tire ntoat precinti» |xw«ew*i*»n ut tire world, Enter- man stated the follow ing to au and t*x> greal care cannot Ire given to il. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. In thè spring you »Inmld retrew your That this medicino radically and 1 prise nqiorter: “Not long ago I came up from Guate- «trength. revitalwe your bl.xxl and uerves effectively purifies the blood is known mala with au Kngli»limau uatued Mar witli lite be»t of all tneilicines, Hoaleller's Miontai'h Bitter». Il alno cure» •toniauh to every druggist, known to hundreds tin Hayes, aud we had three burros disordera Try it. of thousands of people who themselves laden with goods. We prixqwx'ted all or by their friend» have experienced along the line to Touelado, and stopped pig. as “I for oue week with au Indlau at Teliu- they wagon. its curative jwwers. antepec. While there we lewrued that bound for the butcher's. "I now reallxo The worst cases of scrofula, the in the district up to Tonelado there was that overeating tends to shorten lite." most agonizing sufferings from salt plenty of gold, as another Englisliumu —Indianapolis Press. rheum and other virulent blood dis had passed through there with 4N.OUO. Tables Turned eases, are conquered by it, while which he had ¡lauued out at a certain “The first time I tried to smoke a point somew here in the region of Mau cigarette it made me awfully sick. those cured of boils, pimples, dys Pablo, lu Oaxaca. We traced tlie gold "You are getting even now." peptic and bilious symptoms and that along the streams for sixty miles, and "I don't see how." tired feeling are numbered by millions. reached as far as San Miguel. We "Why now they make everybody else were very hungry by thia time, having siik when you smoke them.—The run short of provleloua, and. going •king. Will do you good. Begin to take lt today. across the mouuutlus. were told that we should be careful, as banditti were numerous. Soon after two men met us As It Seemed to Her, not far from San Miguel, and the both Mr. Clubman—I never was a jury man but once, and then the jury was bad rifles. They ordered us to halt, but I pulled a revolver and took their WONDERFUL CURE IN I STUBBORN CASE out all night. Mrs. Clubman—How you must have guns away from them aud marched OF RHEUMATISM. enjoyed it!—Boston Courier. them on in front of us. When we ar rived at San Miguel oue of them enter ed a complaint before the jese politico The BVIdenc» la Furnished by the Sec Kropa th. C atta i» and retary of the K««nl of Tra<to of Ww». Off tha Ouid. charging us with bolding them up. but Laxsttr» Proni.Mjutnin» Tsb'et* cure a eold ita Wellsburg, New York, aud the Jese knew the men too well to list •ne day. No cure. No Par. Prtce2&cenu. Cannot Ke Doubted. en to their story, and the result Is one Supremely Restful. The popular secretary of the Wells of them Is still in Jail at that place. ”1 wonder If there's any lazier occu “When we left San Miguel we secur burg. N. Y.. board of trade is Mr. W. pation than fishing.” J. Dalton, and his statement to a re to where tlie “Well, yes—looking at people fish ed a mozo to guide n porter regarding one of the most Im Englishman referred to found bis gold, Ing."—Brooklyn Life. portant events of his lifecarries with it but when we got there the mozo would the greatest weight. It is unusual fora not stay, as It was known the English person to be afflicted from childhood There are a great many remedies but there It OM Ci RK ter • man bad returned and died there. We with rheumatism out It is even poor complexion: that is Garfield found his skeleton, with the legs and wonderful that there is a remedy so Tea, which cure» by purifying the blood, thus removing the cau»e. arms eaten off. and the mozo. being exactly suited to the tratment of this fearful he would see the ghost of the stubborn disease that oue hundred A Reminiscence. doses were sufficient to eradicate dead, left us to ourselves, We went "One time,” remarked Wragson it in a case of twenty years' stand In the ad- across a river and camped Tatters, "I got into a soft snap." ing. The proof that such a remedy “Did yer, honest?" inquired Perry Jacent woods. Along the stream we is within the reach of ail rheumatic Patetick, “what was it?" prospected for gold, and In two weeks sufferers is found in Mr. Dalton's own "A poor ole watchdog dat hadn't no we found gold which went about 25 words. He says: teeth left.”—Philadelphia Press. "1 had been troubled with rheuma cents to the pan. We remained there about six months, and all that time we tism all my life, even when a boy. HOW! Ttll».’ It attacked me in the legs, arnii and lived on monkey meat and green ba shoulders. The pain In the latter TV« offer One Hundred Doi lore Reward for any nanas. and both. too. without salt Just was particularly severe. I. of course, cue of Catarrh that can not b« cured by Hall's think of lt! Nothing but monkeys, and took medicine for lt. but did not Catarrh Cur- F. J. CHENEY A CO . Props, Toledo, O. occasionally a fowl or two. and not a obtain permanent relief. One day We the under*.ened. bare known F. J. Cheney lor tu« pa*t 15 rears, and believe him perfectly tortilla or common hot cake. A. ell. sir. about three years ago while reading honorable in ail buain ss transactions and fin my partner. Martin Hayes of London. a newspaper, 1 saw an advertisement ancial' - able to carry out any oUig'UOiu taada Williams ’ Pink Pills for Pale ........................................ England, died four months after from of Dr, by taelr Arm. People and determined to give them Watrr A TariX. the privations suffered during that a trial, I had taken but three boxes W ho eaalc DruaTlsts, Toledo, time, and I don’t suppose his wife or of the pills when the trouble. which WnaiM, K ikmam A Mxnvt!*, W noleraie Drug lets, Toledo. O. family ever heard of lt But we got had been my affliction from child- Hall's Catarrh Cure is t ken n’ rnally. ac.ing direc-y on tbe blood and m cous surfaces of some gold, all right, and monkey meat hood, entirely disappeared. tbe syst m. Pri e 75c per bo de. bo.d by aL "About a year later I had another would have been all right for me. If we driiy. isu. Testimonial* free. Hail s Family Pul- r th best. only had some salt—Chihuahua En attack of rheumatism which was brought on by working In a damp terprise. place. I remembered well what Dr. Glad of It. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People Mamma—Why are you ao quiet. HE FEARED ONE-MAN POWER. had done for me, so I immediately Bobbie? Robbie (aged six)—I was dess That Waa Why a Detroit Man Got Out purchased some. Strangely enough, just three boxes again cured me, and thinkin’ how glad I am Christmas a Warrant for a Neighbor. I have been entirely free from rheu doesn't come in the summertime. After the applicant for a warrant had matism ever since. I have told a num Mamma—Why? Robbie—'Cause I wear such teeny- been admonished two or three times to ber of people about Dr. Williams' weeny short socks In the summer stick to the text be was Induced to pre Pink Pills for Pale People, and they time. sent his grievances In a connected man have taken them with most bene ficial results." ner. (Signed) W. J. DALTON. “ What I'm claiming, judge, is that Dr. Williams' Ping Pills for Pale A NEW ACCOUNT BOOK the main thing we've got to guard People are sold by all dealers, or against in this country is one-man pow will be sent postpaid on receipt of Of Particular Interest to Thruhermen and er. We've got it in the nation, we've price. 50 cents a box, or six boxes for Farmer*. got lt in New York, we're got lt in 12.50, by Dr. Williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady. New York. Be sure Russell & Co., of Portland, Ore., the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania and it you get the genuine: substitutes never largest dealers in machinery on the looka to me very much as though we cured anybody. Look for the full Pacific Coast, have just issued at con had lt In Detroit Do you believe in it name on every package. siderable expense a neat and vary com judge?” “Certainly not but what has that to Jarring Mrs. Von B. plete account book for up-to-date Mrs. Von Blumer—My children have thresbeimcn, etc. The books are tor do with the case?” free distribution, and all people who ' “I’m coming to that I only wanted been to school now two terms and want them should write immediately to get a general expression of principle have made scarcely any progress. Mrs. Witherby—How sad! And it's to Russell & Co., Portland, Ore. from you. You are right judge; en such a good school, too!—Detroit tirely right What Is wrong in nation Free Press. Choice of Letters. al, state or municipal government Is "I think I shall adopt letters as a wrong to the end of the logical se- Ths Rest Prescription tor Malaria profession,” observed the party with Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’, Tutele«, quence, is It not?” the bulging brow. Chill Tonic. It Is simply Iron snd quinine In “Yea, If I take your meaning.” a tasteless form. No cure. No Pay. Price 50c. "Typewriting or sign painting?" in “Oh, you've got my meaning, judge. quired the sardonic person.—Balti Mixed. more American. One-man power Is wrong when lt gets Officer of Gas Company—But don't beyond the Individual, or the family, you know we can’t afford to give you TOV KNOW WHAT TOC ARK TAKING say. Now, judge, we have one of these good gas at any such price as that? Wlrenvou tak« Grove's Tutele«« Chill Tonic, obnoxious bosses up In our block. Yea, Consumer—What are you giving US 6causa tbe formula is plainly printed on every ttle ibowine that it is simuly Iron aud Qui- sir, precisely the sort of fellow we've now, hot air?—Chicago Tribune. sine ill a taateieas form. No Core, No Pay. 50c. been condemning. He tells us all bow The remarkable BHcrese of Garfield to raise our children, makes them keep Kitchen Necessities. Tea, tbe gr^at IIKKK cure for Con st. pation and Rick Headache, la "Cook, do we need any necessities quiet when be wants them to. dictates due to its healthful action on for the kitchen?" to the women about the garbage, raises ad the duteethg organa. "Yes'm. I’d like a Roman chair, one ned If a dog barks, protests if anyone of them Venishun lanterns an’ «same Entitled to Half Rates. more pillars fer th' cozy corner.”—In wakes him up by getting home late, Beggar—Please give a poor old tells the mall man bls business, cen dianapolis Journal. blind man a dime! sures all who bare any doctor but bis. Citizen—Why, you can see out of tells us when to trim our treea, and one eye. "Well, then give me a nickel.”— rushes to tbe Are marshal when any of us want to make some slight Improve Chicago News. ments. "Now he knows better than you do how I feel on thia one-man power busi ness and when he rushed over before For Infant* and Children. breakfast to tell me that tbe snow was not properly cleaned from my walk, I Scrofula is but a modified form of Blood just turned loose and kicked him half Poison and Consumption. The parent the length of the block. He’ll be out who is tainted by either will see in tha tomorrow and I want to get a warrant Signature of child the same disease for him as a one-man nuisance before Strange Obstinacy. manifesting itself in he can get at me for assault and bat- "It's funny how things work,' re- the form of swollen tery.”—Detroit Free Press. maked the fluent man. "I have tried glands of the neck and everything for insomnia without the throat, catarrh, weak Where He Was Weak. least relief. And the other evening eyes, offensive sores the Mr. Jowdere looked gloomily at I merely mentioned a few of the ex and abscesses and of letter to which be had just painfully pedients I had tried, and every man | tentimes white swell affixed his signature, and then cast a in the room was fast asleep before 11B U1 ing ----- — »U1C sure signs of I had got through.”—Boston I ßcrofula. There may dubious glance at his wife. be no external sign» for J ' r r “Do you want to just run this over Transcript. a long time, for the disease develops slowly before I send it to son James?” he In in some cases, but the poison is in the quired: and when Mrs. Jowders shook blood and will break out at the first favor able opportunity. S. S. S. cures this wast her bead, he hastily folded the sheet, ing destructive disease by first purifying which bore the marks of hours of and building up the blood and stimulating toll, and thrust It Into an envelope, and invigorating the whole system. which he sealed with trembling expedi J. M. Seals, 115 Public Square. Nastaeilte.Tean., tion, and then leaned back In his chair says : "Ten years ago my daughter fell «nd cut her forehead. Prom thia wound th« gland« on with an air of relief. the aide of her f«cc became xwollen ana burated. "I was afenrd you’d want to read It, »iwr of the best doctors here and elsewhere attended her without any benefit. We decided and then most likely 'twould be all to to try 8. S. •., and a few bottles cured her en do over again, mother, like the Inst tirely." one,” he said. “But I’m glad James makes new and pure 'N bkxxi to nourish and wrote he didn't mind a word mlsapelled atrenjphen the body, here an’ there. There’s some things I and is a positive and can do. but I never could seem to get a seem to be the heritage of the safe cure lor Scrofula. good purchase on the system of spell human family everywhere, vis: It overcomes all forms of blood poison, ing, someway. whether inherited or acquired, and no “As I view lt,” continued Mr. Jow- remedy so thoroughly and effectively cleanse* the blood. If you have any ders, “there’s some words you can spell blood trouble, or your child has inherited by the looks, and some you can spell by and some blood taint, take 8. S. S. and get the sound; them I can most gen'lly the blood in $ood condition and prevent manage. But when you come to spell the disease doing further damage. ing by judgment and main stren’the, Send for our free book and write our my chances are about as slim as they physicians about your case. We make no but there le one eure and make ’em.” Charge whatever for medical advice. prompt cure for botta, »it: There Are 2400 LIVING ON MONKEY MEAT. Hood’s Sarsaparilla IHER TWENTY YEARS Scrofula CASTOR IA THE OFFSPRING OF HEREDITARY BLOOD TAINT. OLD-TIME RAILROADINO. WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES Regard Peruna as Their Shield Against Coughs, Colds, Grip and Diseases. Ill Ri'tioriilly reply. ’Oh; ”“■ * »pitting, or liny my dear symptom of catarrh ' ntailam. you may have t'litarih all th* same. Catarrh is not always Io. »led in the head You may have catarrh of the lung«, or »tom- at h. or liver, or kid ney» »nd especially you may have catarrh of the pelvic organ».” The ductor went on to »av: “I have been preaching this •!<»•- b trine (o' the ait fortv year«, but there are a vast multitude of women who have tie Catarrh may attack any organ of thu body. Women are especially liable to catarrh of the pelvic organa I here are one hundred cases of catarrh of the pelvic organa to one of catarrh of the head. Moat people think, be cause they have not catarrh of ths head, they have not catarrh at all This 1» a great mistake, anil 1» the cause of many cases of sickness and death." Mrs. T Pelton 562 St Anthony ave nue, St. Paul. Mlun.. wTltea "Perun* Ires don» wonder» for me. It li»» cured my headache anil palpitation of the heart: h*» built up my whole svstem. I cheer fully recoin ntend i'eruna to all »of ferer« afflicted with catarrh. Mv moth er n never without Perun*. W hen one 1» tired and generally out of Mr». T. Felton. sort*, if Peruna 1« taken ft Immediately remove» that tired feeling." factory results from the use of Peru an. write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice grail». Address Dr. Hartman. President of the Hartman Sanitarium. Colutn bus, Ohio. I te candidal« for the I'reeideui v Mrs. Belva A Loekwixxl. late candi date for the Presidency. Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, the emi nent barrister, of Washington, D. C . Is the only woman who has ever been a candidate for the presidency of the United States. She is the best known woman in America. As the pioneer of her sex In the legal pro fession she has gathered fame and fortune. In a lett r to the Peruna Medicine Company she nays: ha\e ustd your Ptruna both for myself and my mother. Mrs. Hannah J. Hennett. now In ter SSth year, and I find it an Inval uable remedy for cold, catarrh, hay fever at d kindred diseases: also a good tonic for feeble and old people, or those run down, and with nerves unstrung. ” Yours truly, Uelva A. Lock wood. Peruna cures catarrh by removing the cause. Inflamed mucous mem branes. Dr. Hartman. th<t compounder of Peruna. once said, tn a lecture to women: “A great number of women consult me every year. I often have occasion to say to these patients: ‘I fear you have catarrh, madam.' ______ Mrs. R«lvs A. Lockwood Too Previous. Accommodating Old Man. "See here!" exclaimed the shopper, He—I askod you father's consent excitedly, "there's a man just dropped by telephone . dead in that bargain crush " She—What was his answer? "How inopportune!" cried the floor He—He »aid "I don't know who walker. "We have not yet opened our you are. but lt > all right."—Harvard undertaking department."— Philadel Lampton. phia Record. In the Affirmative. Th« body of tn« latest ruyst«rl<>UN dlaappearanre having b«en found at the bottom of a < iv«‘k. we pauae long enough to aak whether the myntorlou« ; disappearance ought not to atop die appearing Philadelphia Inquirer. Supremely Restful. "I wonder if there's any lazier occu pation than Ashing'" "Well, yes—looking at people fisti ing."—Brooklyn Life. Theatrical Light. In the New South. Mercutio—Hammond considers him A federal gunboat has been ordered self a great theatrical light. to .Memphis for the special delectation Damon—That's right. About as light of the old Johnny rebs during theli llu, as I ever saw on the stage.—Boston approaching annual reunion "things has changed" sloes 18615' — Transcript. Louisville Times. TO Ct'RK A <Ol.n IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tableta. All tniggisu rvl'iiul tin- nionr) if It (alls to cure. K. W. Grove's signature 1, on each box. 2 < Too T rue. Nodd—How do you like your country home? Todd— It's a great place, The Cruel Editor. Th» “There is one point to which I wish only drawback la that I < an t sell It to call your attention," said the hu- —Harper's Bazaar. morist. “It isn't in any of these jokes you For Catalogues have brought In. ' is it?" asked the ed itor.—Somerville Journal. MANTLES, GRATES And Brings You Nothing But a Bill Friend—What is hope? Poet—It is something that wakes you up at 4 o'clock In the morning when the postman doesn't come around till 10.—Syracuse Herald. and TILINGS, Address BESTFORTHE FERRY’S BOWELS i _ Neuralgia A young man la considered eligible these days who would have lacked 50 per cent of being in that list twenty years ago. A min dlslikes attention untll lt about te be taken away from hlm. u St Jacobs Oil Clro for b Ixrk Box 146. KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN ». H. SMITH L CO., luffilo, N. Y, Bee Line Buggies $66.00 AND UP The Northwest POULTRY News If you kppp poultry «¡end 10c. for 3 mow. trial to th»- Or Fitfi« 1er« '• ont h • y, Mi». B, Port 1« d ,,r. Telia wh^r« to get bent poultry In N.W. HamplRfre«» FOOT* POWF RI ' cwt unes oiirnis i iTiirr MACHI«5*SL'PPIIES 111 I II I J ¡DAYTON FAWffiWf f 7 “ Why a Woman to Abla to Halp Sloh Wont '< n Wfntn Doo tora fall. How gladly would men fly to w<x uian'a aid dill they but understand a woman's feeling«, trials, M-nail>||,|lr» and peculiar organic disturbance» ' Thoae thing« are known only to women, and the aid a man Would g|ve ia not at his command. I'o treat »MM piopetly It |a aary to know all about It, am| yu|i information, many Uiuea, canimt given by a woman to her family ( |lv. aiclan She caunnt tiring herself |„ tel! ererylhlng, and the phyaliian 1* M m it II rrnrriu. at a constant dloadvant age. Th'« I« why. fur the past twenty tl«<> yrsr«, thousand« of women have la-m filling thalr troubles to ua. arul <><ir advice has tirouglil liapplneaa and health to countlcaa women in thr I s. Mrs. Chappell, of Grant Park, III, whoae portrait we publlah, ailriw» all Buffering ig wouia-n to uae I.villa I! Piuk- ham's Vegetable _ Compound, __ «« || cured her of Inflaniinatloii o( Die o*»r¡r, and womb ¡ alie, therefore. «¡H ak« fi, ta knowledge, and her «xperlctice ought tn give others coll Adener Addi m M, k Plsililiaui'a laboratory, Lynn. M — ■» Would Not Submit. Johnny l>o«au't Undo Henry llk< plum pudding’ •Mamma )<’*. but the doctor aon'l Id him Mt It Johnny If I was aa big as hint Id like tO »••o any doctor keep mo h..» I'm k eating II The gentleman who«« 1 lalni whole Florida Island, ba»*' I 11 Npanlah grant, has been nd* considered by the »uptetue *<»n I m * consoled by the tact that are numerous people who h..»<• sad defects in their titles bi realty, principally, however I matter of castles In Hpaln Balt Herald. Compensation. "Yas.” aald ..1» author, "»hen I <rt atartred writing a aovrt I du I om conaldarabla slurp over It ' “Oh* wall,” aiiTaltund tire critic who had a nral way of di»xul«i::r ■ bittrr do»« ot aart aatb u i t'-r t?* sugar coating of apparent fl-itt y. “what la your io»» la >our ti’.i .vi ) gala."—- Standard ■■a IW ii Eu Ttai» «if»»'“’* J» "• «»err •;* Ijixative BrtMntt-Qiiiiiine • • • IS» rsiat-'r real ewre« a ewM iw **•*• a»l Whit he had Hward. Tommy I’m glad I duu I Uve out I» North Dakota. Arthur— Why? Hash r<?m« Ileeren Williams he'll • In Tommy—I have heard that the; out, I I h - l»oun'! have thraiitalng mat hit»,-» out there But» <>h* dat heavy aiatrr «lour —Somerville Journal. Br'rr U llluima down! Hull th«? «tandiu* lotiraoinr fliira* («I In Even There! town; "Ml»» Vlnagree. they don't hat» th* E d d« prit»* la for dr deacon dat'll awing (reside* at Vassar College do they? dal ■¡■1er rutin'! "Don't they, though’ They mad« me buy pound after pound of almon! Don't you h«-eh de muele? butter» up« and aland and watch them l'otri«- en jure de ring! while they ate them." Chicago Tri Ain't die hallelula? bune. j < j * pa’inm ewing! Swing yo’ pa'turre swing) What Dar's de prix*- n louklu' Turn de rhlnibly ■helf al you! Itr'er William» he 1« mlasin', but he'll gli A Frosparous and Popular San Franc .R« dar, I be boun*! Institution. 11« gone tar git « derrick f«r ter «win» Wftk Amnag tbe ln«tUwtl.*n« dat stator roun'l froWtb •?>«! ds-trloirtll.il* «»f •*»' I The Allgemeiner iH-utachcr Sprach verein Is a German association to rn courage the simplification mid purity of the German language. flue of Its alms In to make trotli »¡token and writ ten German simpler, not only by using shorter mid less Involved sentence*, KBtl but by the elimination of the use of foreign words In the social. bUSllICS» Prap’t and aclentlflc worlds, The licndquiirt era of the iiKHoeliitloli are In Berlin mid there are branche» In Milon mi<| ninny part» of Anatri» ns well ns In London |1 oo. MACHINERY, FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc, MITCHELL, LEWIS Í STAYER CO. First and Taylor Sts. Portland, Oregon. ¡ D« <f»r GOTLER’S CW80L1TE of IODINE Contimptlon Iron corner« on boding of all our lierin^y grid Bee Line Buggies. He nd for Catalog, ■ n Urform« In German Language. D. M FERRY 6 GO.. D«tr<rtt. Mkh HENNEY, $<>0.00 and up. Irving D. Cook, w Im Ilves near Mouth llyron, recently rv|ialrc<l n burn ou the old Cook lioineateuil that waa built many year» ago. In Inking out a grun ary, some timber* found ’ll Ita coiiatrue- tlon were re*ugiila<'d by Mr Cook u» * part of the Ar*t old Xew York I'rlitial RallrtMtd roadlnHl tliat waa built lu I'y- rou. which wu« fur u tliiin the teriuluu*. about »lily /ear* ago. Tlmae white oak atleka were 3 by 4 lin in'», *« *ouud as when Aral used, and were wlmt the Aral «trap rail ««« niillcd or aplked ou The Imprint of the two Indi Iron strap 1» plainly »evil. Mr. Cook'» recollectlou of the early railroading la very clear. *■ the road croaaea III» farm 11« says ties were Aral laid, »nd on those were placed long atrlngera. which were of any kind of tluiln*r Unit could Im obtained from farmer* near by. The*» alrlnger* were hewn on the upper aide, aud on the under aide wer* liutdied where they croaaml euch tie. Ou these *trlnger* and running In tin» same direction w hite oak »cantlluga were fastened Wlieu the end« of tin* atrip» <>f Iron mot, * almrt pliwe was placed »<> that the ends of the rail. If they might Im called that, would not In dent the wnod. There were no «eetloli Imaaca In time* days, and handcar* were unknown. The fl ret ri’palr gang consisted of three men. w ln> carried a few »plki *, a ehl»> I. ail auger, a hand aaw, ele. In a liainllod luiaket. Th« few heavy tool», like • crow bar, mlxe mid aliovrl. were carried on the men'» »boulder*. The men worked a« they pleased, and during the Imt auiunier day* It waa no uncommon thing for the gang to a|M-nd hour* In the shade of Mr. Cook's augnr bush, ad Joining tin* track. Train* were InUro queiit. and a roadmnater'a pony waa uii known. Among the locomotive* Aral use*' for freight and passenger «er» lee were the l.oula Brooks. Whlttleaey, A»» Sprague mid No. 4. the Inal Ix-lng known a« the Iron Engine, lx*enu»e no Wtxxl was il»ixl In Its construction et ee|>t In the cab. T hese engine* Imd only one drive-w keel on each aide The Aral Fourth of July after the road was con structed and III rimtiliig order was ot>- aerved by the railroad company by Ar Ing a cannon from Hie rear platform of the la»t ear <>u apprimehliig station» The ¡m««euger ears were almrt ami tnueli like the Ixxly of a stage eoaeii Nome of these ¡*n»»ciig«-r car» had an upper «lory, and from thia upper deck Mr. Cook »aw Martin Van Buren climb down to ahak** hand» with a crowd wluu be wn« running for lhe preol deney. The conductor w ax then called a collector, mid ¡*a«»«xl along on llie out side of the ears on a runiilng Ixuird that extended the entire length of the ear The putting of naiiiea on engine» was discontinued twenty flvror thirty years ago. the last to run on the weatvru illvl ■on ta’lug the Dean Richmond, which waa ,Xo. 147. tlie Azariah Bmsly, Jaim-a Whitney. James II Kelley and Gen II If. Baxter Rochester De tins'rat and Chronicle. Don't you hash de music? Come en jinx de ring! Ain't dis hallelula? Nwing yo’ pa'tner»- «»Ing! —Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly, when Ferry • ¡f y«,,, buy ( heap »er.li yon can t be aure ‘ I ~ ako no chant *• get E«rry • brgler« ev«ry- wb<-r« »s'il ibera W rit« The Kind You Have Always Bought Rheumatism planting for 1901 Meed Annuel rnaneti free Two Big Pams amt u— you r« CANDY CATHARTIC Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taate (food Do Good, Wever Mlrken. Weaken, or Gripe. IQr, Write for free »ample, and txxyklet on health Addrets •UrllBf a»a»«4y <«m»a«r, Ik lea«** ■••lr*a1, law Varb. Mia Trai l*« War« tonal* wct«il Train« linn Hiitv Year« Aai*. M. J. WALSH Bless God. none kin «wing her! . ORCOOH. you gw lue ter do? RORTLAHD If yew haven't a r^aalar. healthy movement of the bowel« every day. you re tick, or will b« Keep year bowel« open, and be well. Force. In the«b*t/e<»f violent physic or pill poieon. la dangerous Tbe '«ai<M>tbe«t. eac1e»l. most perfect way uf beeping tbe •cwela clear and clean ie to take Il„w Lighting ■ Lamp with a Hnowball. l«*«h| • lluaii * •• <’*ltig' »• • platr iLi.tb •• • bu«in'«« • ! '* •s' a i-J •• s-Vrf •!■•• r.lu. at|..ua I |1..tltiltl.*i.. It I • It« urg«niaatitrti, i»«-«rlr f * • • '..Xi •?» irrmrly ps.fMilar «1'1 .uliifith ■ 1« ill th»« «ItM -f tl* ’* •*■»»•! " ’ • ' H.ltlhll !• «lltutlon« In whlrb • «11/ t«b«* i ’ I ltd l*w»t«at taa I* •ID*’ uf th«’ ”bl Trlln . ......................... •“ •a*’*? • >uglUy |»r«»grs **l»« re*«bll«l»i» ’ (loll with • drfililti »....................*u4 •“ s»t“* (hrtird «tfllu« In iiwHH’i tl»»n with remmrrrlsl .Sold «""1 * tbr n«tu*> «•< H«-«ld • 1« • , < hi *1 *i*<l !l.r.,•<«(>•.ni < ’ .'.Ur ParlAc ' “ |a li. a. 1.1 t ■" '• Il •• , largr • ■ -------- htatif’.rd ,. bn*>wn — - »f Barb'll. f'r ‘ ' i • 1 ’ • , i •tudwnla from lb*» ft»ur In IHWU •»•r. r* cHinty “ in ' I’.lir-ni'» • tudrnt* III ÍI..I.I. i. - -- - lint rr|»r*«rlil*-d WrfW Ih’l N.trft , J1 • nd Vrntur« T:.- res’i.i.* “ ■< •' tb«t In It««? ■tndi'iil« . * ...'I lr.II • f .Il<.wing . Kl«f<« ..... U,... ..." Ifttrnl«, I.. r< «s-ntallv»’« frttm r«< It ,'„'i..?..i... i '<i>. '*5; Ington, Ot- g- n. klont«n«, J, Arlioit«. k«n*>«. MlsreHirl. |■.■>H..l >*'»'• J«*r«ry, Vrriii<»hl. |MM) ■ t tlllr IIf « < •«!•* fl»«* IlnWnH«” I*1"1*’* < « iini I«, 4 Jatsntt . Vibtm Territory, Mtlu-rl« «ml mtn Etiritllnirut« were «1*» «•«•>•• NWtftlrli SB*|rn «slt.ifii 8 IM’’®’ It« l«rf<* |Jlf, Iteadf I «rm IttHlr of «I'lflihl "J ’ rmhlabl« forur. ■ > « f.trmltbi bii |»rww»llng . „.U, ,,t tire ...U.S.. .... '..„M .1 glGWlh of tl.r <>»«•■•- - ■ tn th« ronitnndlfig . ............ r ”'• * H graduatr«, who know wlim .f f.’ »„r lull li.r..n<i..ll..i. „„„.i, tbt- NO I»««« rstrtlogilf «nd ....... » 1 ,.4 I’^t Addru«. K f Hehl l’rel«let •tf«rt, Man Fran« !■<«•, <•' _ When a Ninall piece of potassium, the tut fit', irti roesotao ip,crios size of half u grain of corn, I» dropped ■•«' sr «town « Into n tumblerful of wnt<-r, some of the oxygen of the water leaves II» hydro gen, owing to the Infenso heat which His Philosophy. Hhe_f wish I could bo «■ co“““1 chemical action produces, and com -'i. the bines with the metallic pot assi u ill M|b',Uf>h’ I ain't (.on,e"‘;Vwo"’1 causing a violet I i I ii I h I i flame. When don’t think It’» worth while to the piece of potassium I» placed on the —• wick of a coal oil or alcohol lamp, the about It.”—Puck. flume produced by touching the ¡iotas alum with a lilt of snow, lie or wuter, “Russell” Compound will light the lamp. ENGINE Age al Wtilrti They Married. Royal iHTBonsgea nliuost Invariably marry young. Queen Victoria was not u here tosUy It is the Most Economical 21 nt the time of her marriage; the and i owrrful Tinpinr built Prince of Wnli*s was rather loss than ’ 22 when he married the bountiful Alex andrn. The King of Italy was 24 when Write us for full particular». he married his seventeen year old bride. The King of the Belgian* was IIrat mar rled al the ag* of IN. and the Emperor PORTLAND ana SPOKANE, of Germany waa 22 when lie married Um Empress, who Is a few months Ills senior. POULTRY NETTING. 4Z/ ' . L,7\ BLACK oi'TFLLO'* RUSSELL A CO., .................... ?""• * 4 6 • •• •• •• * •< •< * • << «• 4« H «... «I tt M •« ■ ............ |l SA ............................. .. I <7 ............................ »..to ........................... -. 4.11 .................... « W f 2"’*” Wlrt- "'»r«. «nd Iron Work. P°ila»L»Aho W,HE * ihon works 14» Fron« tat., Portland, Oragna. ^/SH ’'OIM CH* aw. yo}1 <> eepdr Y X, ___ * S I’lrnty of Itooin In Montana. Tlitiro nre nboiit ¡MMKio.otki aerfa of it 11 oi.t 11 >1i public lund yet rcinaltiliig In Montana. Tilt* dull inno boit a you aud th« sharp one skin* you. I w T hardest J STOR^j Tint NO SuaSTtTUTIS Ixuw.H^ lu. Çïrè; »>(.,? p„*ÇL- ‘ a. p. a. u ae. 1 MKN wrlllna <* a*««»»*»* ■Mil«« Itala pap«'- W