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__ POINTS OULTRY AND GAME C an g e t you fancy p ric es for W ild D ucks ■Hi o th e r gam e in season. W rite us for nh offer on all k in d s of p o u ltry , pork. etff. IN PIGEON RAISING V o u n g B ird , U n lik e a C h ic k , C a n n o t Fe e d Itself, but M u a t B e Fe d b y O n e of P a re n ta. [-OIL MAGNATE BROKEN DOWN Ptarson-I’age Co., Portland uri A young pigeon, unlike a young chicken, cannot feed Itself, but muat be fed by the old bird. Very often squabs do not leave tbe Skip us your VEAL, PORK, POULTRY, HIDES nest until they are a month old and J H b guarantee top price* and CHECK BY RETURN ready for the m arket. M ill ruga, prices, coops« free. "»• will -eud for query* ar on re«,ue*t to all woo make vhirm enis during Sometimes the old bird will favor ^ ^ ^ B ia r > one year'«* m bw rlption to < ilher Northwest Jo u rn al. I ai-ific hom estead. Poultry Life. one of th eir offspring and feed It con Pacific t am er Please tell your neigh tinually. allowing the others to go bors about our liberal oiler. ¡Ship to hungry much of the time. It Is not F. H. S C H M A L Z & CO. h i t * Capital $10.000 141-143 hast S t PORTLAND. ORE unusual to see one large, plump bird M ention thin |>u|>er when writing. and a half-starved, puny one In the sam e nest, both having been hatched M C w A K D E. BURTON - Aseayer and rh en ilrt, ■ ■ L e.. ill*-. Colorado. Specimen prices: Gold. at the sam e time. Silver. Lead, SI. Gold, Bilver. 75c; Gold. 60e: Zino The male bird sits on the nest at o r Oopp* r. $2. M ailing envelopes a id fu ll p ric e list pent o n application. C ontrol and T in rire \«ork so night and the fem ale In the daytime. Boltad. Reference: Ourbouate N ational Bank. Borne dealers say th a t this Is the only i— 65 a c re s C olum bia Co. O re. F r u it or tru e te st of mating. >rm, 12 a. cult., bal. p a s tu re . N ew 2-stoiy An old Pennsylvania breeder says tins, out bldgs., 70 f r u it tre es, etc. M. J . Quincy . O r e.____________________________ th a t a sure te st of sex is to take the F o r 8ai - 1*io a. n ea r G oldburg. C u ste r Co.. Idaho; bird by the bill and draw It down to BO a. c u lt.. 4-r house, b arn ; o u tb ld g s, etc. J . C. ^ ^ ^ H jG o ld b u rg , Idaho. __________________________ the ground. If the bird's tall flits up For nai C o . Idaho: IS h . cult.. ward It Is a male; If downward It la a p-T hoi. , b arn, outbldgs, 200 f r u it trees, berries. ^ ^ K n i i u h ’y, etc.; H. C. L atim er. M edim ont. Ida. female. Vermin Is a constant menace to F w M a le -G o o d fr u it an d d airy ran ch , 270 acres, in ^ ^ ^ ■ C o . . W ash.: 85 a. cult., bal. p a s tu re and tim - pigeons and m ust be alw ays fought. ber. 5-r house, barn. 7 o utbldgs, o rch ard , etc., j w hitew ashing, absolute Stock and m achinery if w an ted . A ddress S. L. ; F requent jkaaj&H. < irl«*w. Wash._________ __________ _ cleanliness and tobacco stem s placed F o r sa le B est 820-a. all cu lt, w h e a t farm in A dam s In the n ests will generally keep the Co., H ouse, b arn, outbldgs, 3-a. o rch ard , 9 ^ H a 8 cows, hogs po u ltry , m achinery, house- | birds reasonably c l e a n hold go. k ! . etc. In clu d in g e v e ry th in g . 40p e r acre. I Term s. A ddress ('. M<» sTe, W a sh tu cn a, W ash. PATENTS W a t s o n E . C o le m a n , P atent Lawyer,W ashington D.C. Advice an d books free. I reasonable. H ighest references. Beat services. Second-H and M achin ery bought, sold and , _ exchanged: e n g in e s , boiler swm ills, etc. T he J . E. M artin Co., 83 1st B U I Portland. Send for Stock L ist and prices. Machinery sh ir e eC o. LIME FERTILIZER A lso L and P laste r, Lime, C em ent, Wall P ias t e r an d S hingles. W rite fo r prices. NOTTINGHAM & CO. roN K B F ro n t S treet. PORTLAND. OR. BANDMEN: I M a k in g A ll H a p p y . to th e ■VOGEL PRODUCE CO. 2 0 3 A Washington S t., Portland, Oregon. C h a n g in g N a t u re In d ire c tly , You a re constantly assured th a t y o u cannot change hum an n atu re; th at you cannot make people over by pro cess of law. But if you cannot reform men by reform ing the conditions th at m ake men w hat they are, how Is it th a t you can so easily debauch and degrade them by reversing the pro cess?—C ollier’s Weekly. Ami g e t top m a rk e t prices an d m oney by re tu rn ' mail. M ark et rep o rts, sh ip p in g ta g s, etc., se n t on re q u e st. BEST I FOR I R eferences: L u m b erm en ’s N a t’l B ank. Eye HS3 Salve D ic k e n s ’ N e w Y e a r 's W is h . 5 an d ric e 10c. EXERCISER V°u' So may th e New Year be a happy one for you, happy to m any more whose happiness depends on you; so may each y ear be happier th a n the last.—C harles Dickens. A Toy for Cats THE CATNIP BALL F o r fu n an d h ea lth . A t d ru g , toy and d e p a rtm e n t sto res. W rite DR. A. C. DAN IELS. Inc, 182 Milk SI . Boston. Mass , fo r book on C ats. T r u e to N a tu re . 1146(1 PROFIT ¡a * » a s s LARI SI U R — i t m a k e s th i s re c o rd . S m all •pace will do. I t ’s t h e k in g o f m o n e y -m a k e rs , isa, Orega “ b * c k ’ L o t S c h e m e s ” e x p la in s th i s a n d a score " f o t h e r r e m a r k a b le “ s c h e m e s in d i r t .” W rite fo r p r o s p e c tu s . R O B E R T H . C L A R K , ► ■' Deal d ire c t w ith m a n u fa c tu re r, W e p ay th e h ig h e st prices for R aw F u rs. W rite for fre e p ric e list and sh ip p in g tags. N. M. UNGAR CO.. FURRIERS 191 Sovcath Street. est PORTLAND. ORE. RAW FU R S W ANTED* Inch ■ » ay m e n ta , PRICES. QUICK Rt!URNS T" H. L1EBES ■ T he to ts in a prim ary class In sense- train in g were im itating anything they choose. W hen It was H azel’s turn she stepped Into the c e n te r of the room and wriggled her body from side to side. No one could guess w hat she was im personating, so she was asked to explain. “Why," she said, “I w ai a l i t t l e d n v w a r v i n r list t e l l ” 1400 E a s t I r v in g S t., P o r tla n d , O re g o n . HUNTERS! TRAPPERS! ■ANUFACTURim. MJRRIERS I (Cornua Si Corbotl Bid«. 1 Foil Nall Bank. Urll,nd.0r, M o th e rs w ill fin d M rs. W in s lo w 's B o o m in g B yrup t.’ e b e s t re m e d y to u se 'o r t h e n « .tu ld re j ' u r iu g ,h e t e e t h i n g x*e r io d . Is W a r m . Snow Is warm by virtue of its light and woolly texture. B ut it is alsc w arm on account of its w hiteness. H ad snow been black it would have absorbed th e h e a t of th e sun and m elted quickly. Instead. It reflect» heat, and the reflected h e a t falls upon bodies above th e snow, while the w arm th of the e arth Is preserved be n eath It. _________________ W hy Snow T o B r e a k ¡n N ew S h o e s . A lw a y s s h a k e in A lle n ’r F o o t-E a se , a p o w d e r. It c u r e s h o t, s w e a ti n g , a c h in g , s w o lle n F eet h ire s t o m s , in g r o w in g n a ils a n d b u n io n s . A1 i l l d r u g g is ts a n d s h o e s te r e s , 25c. D o n t ac c e p t m y s u b s t itu t e . S a m p le m a i led F U E L . A d d ress A llen 8. O lm s te d , Le R o v . Is’. Y. CO & J P. I ’tiigem ann. M ar V| as soon G u id e s to S u c c e s s. S o m e t im e s R e tic e n t. Money talks cheerfully enough, as ft ml- but It is a glum spectacle on thft w itness stand.—St. Louis Post- -“ J fttch. Buy your overcoats in sum m er ant! your linen d u sters In w inter, th a t ii seize opportunity when it comes, don’i w ait until It m ust be sought. The foundation of success is m ental disci pline.— A . C. B artlett. lo ffT h e Right W a y , j In All cases of MPER, PINK EYE, INFLUENZA, COLDS, ETC., 11 H orses, Brood M ares, Colts, Stallions, is to N ,» » » > > » ♦ » “ SPOHN THEM” to n g u e « o r in th e feed p u t S p o h n ’s L iq u id — id. G iv e th e rem edy to a ll o f th e m . I t ac ta blood a r.d g la n d s. I t r o u ts th e d is e a se by ng t h e d isea s e g e rm a .4 I t w a rd s off th e tro u - m a tte r h o w th e y a r e " e x p o se d .” A bsolute- fro m a n y th in g in ju rio u s . A child can s a fe - it. 60 c e n ts a n d $1.00: $5.00 a n d $10.00 th e Sold by d ru g g is ts , h a rn e s s d ea lers, o r s e n t I p a id b y t h e m a n u fa c tu re rs . enti Special Agents W anted CfTlS M C hem >»U and BacteriolofUt» a ?lU OOBHF.N. IND., distriKorth U .S .A . Pacific College of Dentistry and Pharmacy The N orth Pacific College w as estab lished in 1898. I t has d ep artm en ts of D entistry and Pharm acy. No school in A m erica has b e tte r facilities for the train ing of young men and women for success ful professional careers. The annual ses sion begins October F ir s t An illustrated catalog of inform ation will be forwarded upon application to Registrar, North Pacific College East Sixth and Oregon Sts., Portlaad, Ore. reg« Je k y l Island, G a.—A spasm o f the th ro a t th a t le ft W illiam R ockefeller a stran g lin g , trem b lin g old man, on the verge o f nervous collapse, abruptly term in ated his exam ination by C hair man Pujo and Counsel Samuel U n ter- m yer, o f th e house money tru s t com m ittee, here. Mr. R ockefeller was asked ju s t four questions, all practically im m aterial before the atta c k forced the conclusion of th e hearing. The aged Standard Oil m agnate w as closeted w ith the com m itteem en for only 12 m inutes. A t th e end o f th e tim e he was assisted to his couch by Dr. W alter F. Chap- pelle, his physician, who declared his p a tie n t exhausted. In Mr. R ockefellers’ ap a rtm e n t in th e Sans Souci Club, on the isolated island occupied by th a t exclusive m il lio n aires’ club, th e 72-year-old Stand ard Oil m ag n ate subm itted to the questions. T here ended th e six m onths' search of th e governm ent pro cess servers, who sought th e relu ctan t w itness from New York to the B a ham as and who laid siege to his New York home. The n et re su lt of th e exam ination, so fa r as the money tru s t in vestigation was concerned, added practically noth ing of value to the record. STA TES CAN For Coupons Out of the Duke’s Mixture Sack M any m en are g e ttin g u n t o l d pleasu re o u t o f th e L ig g e ttâ f M yers D u k e ’s M ixture sack. O ne 5c package holds m any pipefuls o f p u re, m ild sm oking — or, i f you please, it will m ake many c ig arettes o f th e good old-fashioned k in d th a t you roll yourself. w m MITCHELL, LEWIS and STAVER COMPANY.. l i '& X ii DEAD SHOT 99 DR. P E E R Y ’S V E R M IF U G E FOR W O R M S ROMAN EYE BALSAM Fo r Inflam ed b«A $ « M SufoZL ► j P q -3 ' o> E y e lids , P repared by D u k e ’s M ixture, m ade b y th e Liggett & M yers Tobacco Co. a t D u r h am , N . C ., is th e favorite w ith ciga re tte sm okers. I t ’s th e tobacco th a t m akes 'ro llin g ” popular w ith m en w ho w a n t th e tru e ta s te o f p u re, m ild, selected tobacco. We’re making this brand the leader of its kind. Pay what you will, you cannot get better granulated tobacco than Duke's Mixture. You still get the same big one and a half ounce sack—enough to make many cigarettes—for Sc. And with each sack you get a book of cigarette papers and a present coupon, FREE. ‘V W r i g h t ’ s I n d i a n V e c e t a b l e P IL L C O . N EW YORK Cq«'.j LEA RN Save the Present Coupons CO, With the coupons you can get many handsome, desirable presents — articles suitable for men, women, boys and girls. Something for every member of the household. S p e c ia l o ffe r f o r F e b r u a r y a n d M a r c h o n ly — Our new illustrated catalogue of pres ents will bo sent Free to anyone who •ends us their name and address. A m e ric a n O fficer, H om e F ro n F a r E a s t, D ra w s C o n c lu sio n s. W ashington, D. C.— M ajor Munroe M cFarland, T w enty-ninth U n ited S ta te s In fa n try , has arrived in New Y ork a fte r nearly th ree m onths of special duty a t th e scene of th e w ar in th e N e a r E ast. A lthough M ajor M cFarland had am pie credentials, the B ulgarian arm y did not recognize them to the e x te n t o f p e rm ittin g him to go anyw here n ear th e b attles. H e took a horse back ride from B elgrade down through Macedonia to Salonika. H e v isited Kum anova and M onastir and studied th e organization, ta c tic s and methods o f entrenchm ent used by the Servian and B ulgarian arm ies. The M ajor th in k s th a t th e present fighting will not am ount to much and th a t th e w a r w ill soon be over. A l though his position disqualified him from ex pressing an opinion as to who would be the victor, he said th a t his study had shown him th a t th e A m eri can arm y can learn much from the work th a t has been done in actual w a rfa re by the arm ies o f the allies. W o m en M a n a g e A p p le S a le . Chicago—Club women who recently conducted an egg sale w ent into the apple business and it w as announced th a t about 30,000 b arrels had been d is posed of. The sale will continue. The apples w ere on sale in about h a lf th e grocery stores of Chicago. No money was invested by the women, b u t they arranged th e buying and sell ing prices and took orders for apples. In only a few cases w ere in ferio r goods offered o r prices higher than those agreed to asked. A pples w ere sold a t less than the price w hich has been asked for them by re ta il d ealers in the la st few weeks. Many apples are said to be in cold sto rag e aw a itin g a rise in prices and it w as th is condition which caused th e women to s ta r t the sales. .y Ji t».. w*k Coupons fro m D u ke's M ix tu r e m a y be assorted w ith ta*s fro m H O R S E S H O E . J . T . . T IN S L E Y ’S N A T U R A L LX A F. G R A N G ER T W I S T , coupons fro m F O U R ~ R O S E S ( 10c tin double coupon), P IC K P L U G C U T . P IE D M O N T C I G A R E T T E S , C U X C IG A R . E T T E S , a n d o th e r ta g s o r coupons rèff issued b y us. ’S & i - o. GETTING DOWN TO BRASS TACKS f P rem ium D ept. I Success these days m eans work and lots of it. You can ’t work a t top speed unless your stomach is rig h t on th e job. I f it isn’t, try tJU aaoa C ot - er-- ‘• c V . 0 n S lif r p f ly ° P * St. L ouii, Mo. * POWELL’S Stomach Remedy and g e t back into the stride a t once. Time is money and you can ’t afford to lose any. G et th e rem edy a t any drug store or send to Powell Remedy Co. Spokane, Wash. $1 a B ottle. Six B ottles for $5. B ra c e le t s W o r n b y th e In sa n e . B racelets have been worn from time Im mem orial, but few w earers of the golden bands of the present day know th a t they w ere once used to distin guish th e insane. Before lunatics were confined to asylum s they wore an arm let for distinction. WOMAN SICK FOURTEEN YEARS F o r e s t F ire s. e e n e n t or in c u b a to r. One point m ust be observed: Stop every fire! Unless this is done forest m anagem ent Is useless, forest plant ing a foolish w aste and forest con servation Impossible. The surface fire th at Is so often run through a wood- lot to burn tbe leaves, to kill the un dergrow th. to prevent more serious fires, or for any reason imaginable, m ust not be tolerated. Such fires rob the growing trees of their natural fertilizer, the falling leaves and d» caying vegetation, they Injure the roots and the bases of the trees, they kill the seedlings and the sprouts from which the succeeding forest m ust come. Even a camp fire Is bad unless It be built In an open place, not against the base of a tree, carefully guarded and completely ex tinguished before It Is left. Forest fires are fatal to every principle to W hile It m ust be adm itted th a t no Incubator is able to do as good work as a hen, yet In hatching large quan tities of eggs It would be too expen sive solely to rely on hens. D on’t b u y w a te r f o r blu in g . L iquid b lu e is al- all w a te r. B uy Fled C ross B all blue, th e lue th a t ’s all blue. FOR EXHAUSTED OR DEBILITATED NERVE FORCE E v e ry re a d e r o f th is p a p e r w ho is u n d e r a n e rv ous s tra in lack s n erv e fo rce, p o w er an d energr* and p a rtic u la rly th o se w h o a re s u b je c t to w eak ness an d ex cessiv e d ra in s on th e n erv o u s system« should n o t fail to sen d to W in ch ester & Co., (E st. 64 y ea rs) 7H1 B eek m an B u ild in g , N ew Y o rk , fo i th e ir f r e e bo o k let on N erv o u sn ess. " I k n o w o f no rem ed y in w hole M ate ria M edics eq u a l to y o u r Specific P ill in N erv o u s D ebility— A d o lp h B eh re, M. D., P ro fe s so r o f O rg an ic Chem - S P E C IA L O FFE R By in closing th is ad v . an d 10 c e n ts (to p a y f o e p o s ta g e an d p a c k in g ) th e y w ill, in ad d itio n , send you T rial P a c k a g e s o f th e ir P ile S u p p o sito ries, S pecific and L iv e r P ills. T he co st is little, th« b e n e fit g re a t. D on’t d elay ; sen d a t once a s thi« o ffer ex p ire s M arch 10, 1913. lo a t W o r t h K n o w in g . T u r k s R e p o rt N o R e v e rse s. N ever throw aw ay pieces of lemon C onstantinople— An official dispatch a fter they have been equeezed with Restored to Health by Lydia the lem on squeezer, for they come In issued h ere s a y s : “ The enemy con handy for rem oving stains from the E. Pinkham’s Vegetable tin u es its m ovem ents along the Tcha- hands and elsew here. Dipped Into salt ta lja lines Several encounters have Compound. they will scour copper kettles nicely occurred durin g these operations, all of and rem ove stains from brassw ork. them ending in th e retire m e n t o f th e E lkhart, I n d . I suffered fo r four Lemon like this will take stains, d irt enemy. An engagem ent near P alaia developed into a som ew hat severe b a t teen years from organic inflammation, and odor from pans and k ettles as f e m a l e w eakness, nothing else will. The odors of fish tle. The w arship Idjlalios bom bard pain and irregulari and onions can th u s be easily removed. ed th e enemy from Biyuk Chekmodyo, ties. The pains in j on th e Sea of M armora. The bom P IL E S CURED IN s TO 14 DAYS my sides w ere in bardm ent of A drianople continues Y our d r u g g e t w ill re fu n d m oney if I'A Z O O IN T creased by walking M EN T fa ils to c u re a n y ease o f Itc h in g . B lind. n ig h t and day, b u t the dam age is u n or standing on my B leeding o r P r o tru d in g F’iles in 6 to I t d ay s. 60c. im p o rta n t.” fe e t and I had such N a t u r a l Q u e stio n . aw ful bearing down R o u m a n ia W ill N e g o tia te . “I am so very fond of m usic,” said feelings, w a s de B ucharest, R o u m an ia— The Rou pressed in spirits Miss K lttish, as she swung herself m anian governm ent has instructed its and becam e thin and round on the piano stool and faced m in iste r to B ulgaria to arran g e a re pale w ith dull,heavy Mr. H arkins, a fte r thrum m ing away sum ption o f th e negotiations betw een eyes. I had six doc for half an hour for his entertainm ent. th e two countries in reg ard to Rou tors from whom I received only tem po "A h!” replied the young gentlem an m a n ia n te rrito ria l claims. The Rou rary relief. I decided to give Lydia E. thoughtlessly. “Why don’t you take m anian m in ister will urge on B ulgaria Pinkham ’s V egetable Compound a fair lessons?”—S tray Stories. the necessity o f b rin g in g the m a tte r trial and also the Sanative Wash. I have to a speedy conclusion. The Rou now used the remedies fo r four months m anian claim is to a strip o f te rrito ry and cannot express my thanks fo r w hat w hich will extend her coast line on the they have done for me. Black Sea. I f these lines will be o f any benefit you have my permission to publish D ollar G oes U nw rapped. th em .” — Mrs. S adie W illiams , 455 St. Louis— A silver dollar sen t by Jam es S treet, E lkhart, Indiana. parcel p ost w as received a t th e St. Lydia E. Pinkham ’s V egetable Com HOME INSTRUCTION Louis postoffice. The stam p was pound, made from native roots and herbs, placed on one side of th e coin and the contains no narcotic or harm ful drugs, W « w n n t t o « 4 ' e r t i«e a m t i n t r o d u c e o n r h o n e « tiid y n n s i c le e -o n * i n t o n il p a r ts o f A m e r ic a , n n d w ill g iv e address, w ritte n on a piece o f paper, and to-day holds the record of being Uic son a b s o l u t e l y f r » e f n fr~*-—* s t m c t l * o — a * If * y --- o n -•*' w ill s t n p l • y th e I n te r n a tio n a l I n s titu te to y o u r w as glued on th e o th er side. The dol m ost successful rem edy fo r fem ale ill« , r f e r ie c o n m d s m v e n f t d e r yo u l e a r n t o p lay . »-es-fully t e a c h t ‘i .n o . O r g a n . V i o l i n . M a n d o - la r was sen t by M. L. Addington, of we know of, and thousands of voluntary i ‘ i n W . G e su. n i t v r U -n jo . 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