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Sm ith will pay you the following price». He does not charge commis sion. D ressed P o rk ,. D ressed V e a l .. S iv e C h ic k e n s M a r k e t P r ic e Address all shipment« F R A N K L . S M I T H M E A T CO. “F ig h tin g th e B e e f T r u s t“ PO RTLA N D , OREGON Lem on fro m th e P a s t. Macduff had amputated Macbeth's head. "I didn’t mind his talking to me a s If I were an old hen,” explained M ac duff; "but I couldn’t stand his hideous profanity. There’s already too much $f it on the s t a g e ! ” Feeling that he had done his duty, 4e then took a layoff. r u « ( Proof. Sim » years ago a well known Lon don solicitor, recently deceased, suc cessfully defended a «nan charged with burglary, and a few days later there came by post a valuable gold hunter watch, with an inscription to the effect that It was a gift from a certain Lon don society, presumably of doubtful practices. Years afterward the so licitor had the watch stolen from his waistcoat pocket, but It came back to him by post with a letter of apology, stating that "we never rob one of our pals."—London Answers. Spring Humors B U IL T ON QUICKSAND. C la liu in ir th e I£ x clu « lv e C re d it. Editor—Miggles, that was a good Idea of yours to interview the sausage manufacturers as to what they thought of the wholesomeness of a mixed diet. I t was a regular Inspiration. New Reporter—E r—no, Mr. Bumble; the idea was exclusively my own. N e v e r H um * D o w n . Bacon— Why doesn’t some budding genius build a clock that won’t run down. Egbert— Why, how could he? “Build It on the principle of the gas m eter!"— Yonkers Statesman. A large railroad in Brazil will send four mechanics to the United Statea each six months to serve In the factory of the concern from which the road buys Its locomotives. TH E KEYSTONE i TO HEALTH J A IS L M o re S u g n r S c a n d a l. The Grocer’s Wife— Ach! no, my child, ve cannot to de beach go In de ▼inter; but ven de gustomers have went away, you may take your iddle pail und shofel and play mit de granu lated suenr.”—Harrier's Maarazine. MONEY H O W TO M A K E I T OIL SEN D FO R PR O SPEC TU S H T G R A V IT Y O IL C O M P A N Y 4 0 4 S t o r y B u ild in g L o s A n g e l e s , C a l. COFFEE! TEA SPICES now do you keep your razor sharp?’’ “Easy enough. I hide it where my wife can’t find it."—Cleve land Plain Dealer. The most rem arkable piece of en gineering on the Pekin-Hankow Rail- mad, China's Iron backbone, Is Yellow •lver bridge. Outside America It Is the argest of Its kind In the world. It measures almost two miles from end ’.o end and Is constructed entirely of iteel. There Is no stream which shifts its bed more than Yellow river. It Is :alled China's sorrow, and Is said to lave changed Its course no less than nine times within the past 20 centu ries, each time choosing a different mouth by which It enters the Bea. At the last great flood, when the waters forsook their bed, many millions were Irowned. The bed of Yellow river Is of quick, land, so deep that It was Impossible to rse any masonry In constructing the bridge. Steel tubes were sunk In place jf the ordinary concrete pillars and these were Joined together by steel sands. There are eight of these steel tubes, each of which goes 50 feet down Into the bed of the river. Other steel tubes extend down from 33 to 45 feet. The arches of the bridge have a span if 65 feet, where the current is strong- sst, and of 98 feet In other places. The iteel plies, or tubes, have been filled with cement to give them strength, »nd rock and stones have been sunk »round their bases to solidify their foundations. The stones were first dropped down into the river without any support and were carried away by the quicksand. Later m ats made of the branches of trees, bound together with wire, were let down around the plies and the itones dropped upon them. In this way tons of stone have been moired i a suoh rafts about each pile and they have made the bridge as firm as though the piles were bedded In con- arete. The bridge was put up In a year and a half, and on the opening lay a train of 21 cars passed over it without causing a perceptible vibra tion. FASHION HINTS o f th e n e e p e m s H at« Cleaned « Ml »SS H r. T riami,if, ,« m « s » l-U d ie , si modeled. Sc poni., la>f: b.i t o j 3 1 s L a S t. Portland. giving! uva you Ducks to sell? you liras«« to sell! you Chickens to a. ,« into communication * Addre fR A N K L S M 1 T • T t g h t ln g t h e B PO RTLA N D , PIP E REPAIRING Ofemyducrin'isa by a a l AMBER.BR 1ER •ad MEERSCHAUM. Artncal Cul«»« » " a S I C S I C H E L & CO. & . f l 92 limit jlfMl jOPWriTOGO WITH I-II.-.I VAS Ufe your teeth out ard n Jr fo r out-of-town pui fridge work in ona day REDUCE THE COST OF U1 use C R E S C E N BAKING POWDE 25c. FULL POUND T r ia l B o ttle Frwo B y x a n T o n ’i r a w i-» w r t n s c e a * tn e “ V ff Into a c tiv ity by g e n tle m ethods. T h ey de n ot sco u r, g rip e o r w eaken. T h ey a re a tu u lc -to th e sto m a ch , liv er en d n erv es} In v ig o ra te In stead o f w eaken . T h ey en ric h th e blood and en a b le th e sto m ach to g e t a ll tb e n ou rish m en t fro m food th a t Is p u t in to It. T h ese p ills co n ta in no ca lo m e l! th ey a re a o oth tn g , h e a lin g and s tim u la tin g . F o r s a le b y a ll d r u g g is ts In 10c and 25c slsos. I f yon need m edical ad vice, w rite M u n yo n 's D octors. T h ey w ill advise to th e b e s t o f th e ir a b ility a b s o lutely fre e o f C h a rg e. M U N YON ’8. an d Je ffe rs o n B is., P h ila d e lp h ia , P a . • Send 10c for trial package S T E IN W A Y 3 4 2 1 Washini Por *t flypot nnd trnnsf K e e p in g Young Here la a receipt to Lwell: Find an occ [with all your hoar I and act Justly t< L h you are surroun [¡¡¡lowed, will lnsui L sound health, an U a woman of foi [¡fifteen years yoi I }i| y VICTOR IT suffer with ey if from using I ,VK '¿r,c. A lld rut i, Buffalo, N. Y. S S T * Sherman p a y & Co. ™ sq S IX T H AND MORRISON, OPP. P O S T O F F IC E , PO RTLAN D, OREGO] Qlory In Doing ( me reason so man] Uented and happy because they do nt lit Never be satlsf A Beautiful Book TREE This beautiful booklet, containing 7 5 splendid pho togravures of the world’s most celebrated musicians, may be had free upon request, providing the follow ing questions are answ ered. We wiU also send free a copy of “ Old Favorite Songs.” W hen? Nam e Poor health can nearly always be traced to a dis ordered stomach, weak kidneys, sluggish liver or constipated Dowels. The Bitters acts directly on these organs, making them strong and healthy. Try it. K A S P A R IL L A Address The R eal Q u e s tio n . L ittle Bessie—Mamma, how’ll I know when I ’m naughty? Mother—Your conscience will tell you, dear. L ittle Bessie— I don’t care about what it tells me—will It tell you?— Harper's Monthly. Q u ito a D lffe p e u c e . flu tc h e r M a g ic . A b u t c h e r ’s a m a g ic ia n , S o m e o f h is f e a t s a r e big ; H e c a n c u t o ff a p ig ’s ta il A n d t h o n r e t a i l th e pig. - K a n s a s C i t y T im e s . N ot a SPRIN G IT W I L L Cl Aa25-cent vial. I f it fail lyour money. Munyon’s, ¡N YO N * S RM tU M TRATE MUS D lt K n v i d n s . U n c l e Z e k e , w h o s e In flu e n tia l ri t l v e w a s s h o w i n g h im th ro u g h t r e a s u r y d e p a r t m e n t a t W ash ln g l w a s w a t c h i n g a n e x p e r t en g ra v e r w o rk . • " W e l l , ” h e s a i d , “ e v e r y m an to tr a d e . I d o n ’t s u p p o s e I co u ld lea ri do t h a t In a y e a r . ” “Women have all the best of I t " "Yes, never going to smoke again.” "How do you make that out?" This sterling household remedy ha« “Then why don’t you throw away O O S S E T fl DEVERS poaruND. ore . I "W ell, nearly every_ day some m il a been recognized as i the best and those cigars?” "Never, I threw away long tafest Blood Purifier, the most successful a box of good cigars the last time I lionaire marries a poor actress, but prescription for sprin| humors and such you never hear of an heiress marrying liaordera of the bloo as boils, pimples. quit smoking, and It taught me a les a poor actor.”— Detroit Free Press. pustules, sores and cutaneoui son." “The way to run this country," said jruptions. K:\sparilla is admitted to bt he best remedy for that lack of energy the egotist, "Is to put thoroughly wise, $ 3 .0 0 ,S 3 .5 0 ,$ 4 .0 0 & $ 5 ind the peculiar debility so prevalent capable, alert, anu honest men In con lurihg the close of winter and the opening trol of affairs.” "Y es.” answered Mis3 Union O L I So»*’ i The fashion of very sheer over-dresses Made O s a ^ J ' S G . O $2.00 i if spring. Fo r derangements of the di Cayenne, “but what are we going to mi t / S I Thin wondeful man has or tunics, combined with heavier materi festive organs it is a natural corrective, W . L . D o u g la s ^ -N made a life study o f the operating directly upon the liver and ali do? There’s only one of you.”— Wash als, is exceedingly pretty, if used in good V/T properties o f Roots, shoes are worn / r “Cascarets are certainly fine. I gave a friend taste. Q K H erbs and Barks, ami nentary canal, gently but persistently ington Star. by more men limn / ync when the doctor was treatin g him for cancer is Kivinsr the world the The sketch shows a rose foulard, af itimulating a healthy activity. Iti any other make, l Cholly— The deuce, old chap; I the stomach. Tk> next m orning he passed W benefit of his services. beneficial influence extends, however, tc cawnt go to the party. I have no col- polka-dotted in black, and having a tunic four pieces of a tape worm. He then got a t>ox (# ? of black chiffon, the hem being embroid »nd in three days he passed a tape-worm 4 0 fee t B E C A U S E : No Mercury, Poisons •very portion of the system, aiding in tli< lah button. Reggie— Go across the Ion*. It was Mr. Matt Freck. of Millersburg, W.L. Douglas »3.00 ( I ^ ered in rose, as is also the vest. o r ^ rugs Used. No processes of digestion and assimilation ol Dauphin Co., Pa. I am quite a w orker for Casca- H t ld s i l o e s Hr«* ) 'iiur-iW*- buy some, deah fellow. p O p e r a t i o n s or Cutting •nod. promoting n r o m n tin tr f a t w h o le s o m e , n a tu r a l street and retfc. I use them m yself and fiud them beneficial :ood, wholesome, natural tl»*» lo w e st rice, . p r J f& l. .V % ior most anv disease caused by Impure blood.” q u a lity c«M»al«MiitMi, '■¿JM&L ippetite, correcting sour stomach, bad Cholly— But I caawnt. Nobody has my G uarantees to cu re Ckitarrh, Asthma, Lunar, F a ith f u l to I lls T r u s t. Chas. E. Condon, I^ewiston, Pa., (Mifllin CoJ In th e w o rld . Stom ach and Kidney troubles, und all Privato measurements except my tailah, dont- □reath, irregularities of the bowels, con- \V.I«.l>outfln«4 ifii.no Disea-sen o f M n anil Women. Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. I was waiting near the elevator In iti pat ion and the long list of troubles cherknow.— Life. nnd fto.OO sh o e s "0 Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe. A SU RF. C A N CER C U R E e q u a l, In y le , lit a n d M W ? * ' / the factory building for my friend to directly traceable to those unwholesome 10c, 25c, 50c. Never sold in bulk. The tren- J u s t received from Pekin, China—safe, sure Mr. Dubbs (w ith a newspaper) — w e a r , o il i e r m a k e s SSV /\ uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to conditions. Kasparilla dispels drowsi come down when i noticed a small boy and reliable. U ..failin g in its works. rust I Hi; *n .o o to wa.no. I It tells here, my dear, how a pro cure or your money back. I f you cannot call, w rite for symptom blank ness, headache, backache and despond Fast Color Eyelets. vd ’ sitting In one corner of the hall hold and circular. Inclose 4 cen ts in stamps, ency due to inactivity of the liver, gressive New York woman makes her lng a large, thick sandwich. Ho eyed T h r g e n u in e h a v e W . 1 «. D o u g la s n am e at s t a m p e d o n t h e b o t t o m . T n k *1 > «* H iiiu * CONSULTATION TREE kidneys and digestive tract. I t is a social calls by telephone. Mrs. Dubbs A s k y o u r d e a le r t o r W . L . D o u g la s shoes. If n o t f o r s a le in y o u r t o w n w r it e f o r M a il O rd e r < strengthening tonic of the highest value. — Progressive. Huh! She’s probably the sandwich lovingly for a long time, y iv i ii K f u l l d ir e c t io n s h o w t o o r d e r by m a il, The then he carefully lifted off tha top me— not a decent thing to wear.— o rd e r e d d ir e c t f r o m f n - t o r y d e liv e r e d to the T H E BEST M EDIC INE like 162Mi first St., co r. Morrison, Portland, Or. i l l c h a r g e s p r e p a id . VV. L . D o u g la s , lir o e k lo i slice of bread, took out a piece of dill Boston Transcript. Will Find Speedy Relief and H o y t C h em ic a l C o . 1’ortland, Oregon Absolute Cure by Using the In a written exam ination on astron pickle, ate It, and replaced all as be omy one of the questions was, “W hat fore. In a few seconds he again r e W e ju s t T r e a tm e n t happens when there Is an eclipse ol moved the top piece, extracted a piece (Bicones locally; -blots internally.) I X i? ’ the moon?” A student with rather a of pickle and a piece of meat and r e o f the year to It is an honest reliable treatment used jroar tenth oat good knack of getting out of a dlffl- placed the top. Again and again the by phyaici.Tns everywhere every day in all p l a t e and b: w o rk done. Foi cases of inflammations, ulcers, discharges, A great many people performance was repeated until all the culty wrote of-town patron irregularities, nervous symptoms, etc. flnikh p f s ts pickle and almost all the meat were come out to look at It." O N E M O N TH T R E A T M E N T $ 1 .0 0 as c o o l an d w h ite a s a d a iry . N o s m e ll, n o s m o k e , “W hat’s that party kicking about?" gone, the sandwich, however, appear At Druggists or Sent Direct Prepaid. no h e a t, n o d u s t. N o o ld -fa s h io n e d c o n tr iv a n c e s . T h e said one New Yorker. "Oh. ha’s ons ing Intact as at the beginning. W E J U S T R E M E D Y CO. ’•Why don’t you eat up your sand F o r e s t G ro v e , Or. of those guys who are lusky and don’t wlch and not pick at It In that way?” know It,” replied the othsr. "H e cams here on a round-trip tick«* from Phil I asked the boy, with some curiosity. "W hy,” he answered, looking up adelphia and lost the return coupon." with great Innocence, "It ain ’t my —Washington Bvening Star. " I ’m sura,” said ths Interviewer, sandwich."— Woman’s Home Com pan- “the public would be Interested to know the secret of your success." A feature o f-th e winter season In la the latest practical, scientific cook-stove. It will cook the most “Well, young m an." replied the cap Quebec Is a competition for the best tain of Industry, "th e secret of my elaborate dinner without heating the kitchen. success has been my ability to keep It snow statue to be made in Dufferin terrace, directly opposite the Chateau Boils, bakes, or roasts better than any range. Ready in a second. j a secret.’’— Sacred Heart Review. Frontenac. Snow lends itself admlr- “I’d hate to be a m illionaire." "Extinguished in a second. Fitted with Cabinet Top, with collapsible "Gosh! Why?” "W ell, m illionaires p pm«, tests, towel rack, and every up-to-date _ “ ¿ ¿ S r - ’ f 5 feature imaginable. You want it, be- i are always getting letters threatening , j causa it will cook any dinner and not ! them with all sorts of horrible fatoe unless they Immediately pay the writ *7 j best the room. No heat, no smell, vwHfcSil • Yfá no !'mo't f .no coal to hring In, no ashes ers large sums of money." "T h a t’s be M. Paul Chevre, of Paris, who is to carry out. It d o e s away with tha ! nothing. I get Just such letters on the sculptor of the Champlain statue H E X w r itin g to ad vel \ m L . £ '£ Z i ¿ t | s V drudgery of cooking, and makes It a m e n t i o n t h i s p n p a r. the f rst of every month."—Cleveland on Dufferin terrace. M. Chevre la B i j l l il’f i i i W R M .'l pleasure. Wom«n with the light touch ■pending several weeks In Quebec at lot pastry e s p e c ia lly appreciate it, be- I Leader. CRIMSON W I N T E R R H U B A R B "W hy," asked the Judge, "do yon the chateau. The Chateau Frontena« X Ífilfl M l cause they can Immediately have a U -50 Par Dosan. «6.00 Par Hundred. MO 00 Per Thousand think your husband Is dead? Ton offers a purse of |50 la gold to the k quick fire, simply by turning a handle. * a r .o K : __. No half-hour preparation. It not only say you haven’t heard from him for aoulptor of the best snow statue and J. «oaciaitai P a sa d e n a ,C a lifo rn ia lí® S i r*®f IK3v *esa trouble than cosh hut It cost* mure uiau a ) i w . Du you consider two other prises, each of $26 in gold, L , I X_ i less. Absolutely no smell, no smoke ¡ that reasonable proof that he has are offered by business firms. a l f i l [/ 4» . "^4 and it doesn't heat the k itch en . SEND THIS AD. FOR FREE PREMIUM LIST 1 passed out of existence?" "Tea, youf T b e W a y S h e D re a a e d H im . The nickel finish, with the turquoise honor. If he was still alive he’d be "W hat do yon want to be when you blue ot the enameled chimneys, makea askin’ me to send him money.”—Chi the stove ornamental and attractive. grow up?” was asked of a small boy cago Record-Herald. S m i ... Portland Seattle Spoken« Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners | tha 2 Cincinnati Tourist (who, for thn by the visitor. and 3-burner stoves can be had with Ask for Their Good» and "Oh," sold he, ”1 want to be a man, first time, baa Just entered a restaur faeltaearv Note : Re eure ant In P a ris)— Have you ordered? St. but I think mamma wants me to be you gat thia stove—ses E v ery dealer e v e ry w h ere; If n ot a t yowvw that ^ h a n«ma-p1«!s Louis Tourist (who has reached the a lady.”— Ladles' Home Journal. w rit« for D escriptiva Circular to th e near set reads “Naw Parfactioa.” agency of th a table some minutes before, and who You often hear people cay of a sick looks up from a French bill of far«) I —Yes. Cincinnati Tourist— What did man • “Hie will power U keeping him you order? 8t. Louis Tourist (Impa alive." Nothing in It. When you can't tien tly)— How do I know?— Chicago get your breath, will power won't keep ihey Will Secure You Many Uaeful MAR** vou alive. Dally News. C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. T U R K l«r« ï * any Turkey« Do you expect to buy a Plano ? BAKING POWDER - EXTRACTS JUST RIGHT r ia l s R e m a r k a b le P ie c e o f E o g ln c s r i s s on C h ln e a e R a ilr o a d . "How TUlle’s clothes hang about Come to most people and cause many her! Why, they don’t fit at all.” "B u t troubles,—pimples, bolls and other think how much worse she would look eruptions, besides loss of appetite, that If they did.”— Life. tired feeling, biliousness, indigestion Guest— Gracious! W hat long legs and headache. the new waiter has! Host— Yes, I en The sooner you get rid of them the gaged him specially for the diners who better, and the wny to get rid of them are in a hurry.— Meggendorfer Blatter. and to build up the system Is to take Miss Kidder— S ’sh! Carrie has dyed I'h y M io io tr i«»nl. her hair black. Don’t tell anybody. “Effle,” said Margie, who was labor The Spring Medicine par excellence Miss A skltt— Is It a secret? Miss Ktd- iously spelling words from a first read er, “how can I tell which Is a ‘d’ and as shown by unequaled, radical and der— Y es; she wants to k eeD it d a r k . permanent cures. which Is a ‘b?’ ” Get It today In usual liquid form or “Why,” replied Effle, wisely, "the chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. *d’ has its tummy on Its back.”— Tit- An aeroplane developed by Japanese B its. army officers Is said to maintain a M others w ill And Mrs. W inslow 's Soo th in g speed of sixty-eight miles an hour for Sy ru p th e b e s t rem edy to use for th e ir ch ild ren considerable distances, the best that d u rin g th e te e th in g period . has yet been done In the history of aerial navigation. H o o d ’s S a r s a p a r i l l a T j S T R IN G A N E IN S T R U M l sheet Music 15c. F ‘ Mail c S M I T H & ST< 1 2 7 F i l t h S' Du have achina: Uieth or c »vous for the dental orde (dentist. 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