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California State Analyst.
Royal Baking Powder is Superior
to all in Purity and Strength
" For purity and care in preparation the Royal
Baking Powder equals any in the market, and
our test shows that it has greater leavening
power than any of which we have any knowledge."
Prvf. Chemistry, L'mrersit? ef 'CUtfmiia,
Analyst California State Board of Health, etc., etc.
No careful housekeeper can afford to
mom J Ft . t
any DaKing powaer dux Koyai.
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ANOTHER BIBLE COMPLETED.
The Little Things.
The plainest room, in wnich aro
light, warmth, an easy chair, a soft
lounge, extra clothing for the bed.
may outrank in real luxury the ele
gant apartment in which are lovely
embroideries, dainty toilet cushions.
and the various knickknacks which
please the eye, but are of no real use.
Plenty of matches in every room
are a sign of good housekeeping. Who
has not felt the wretchedness of hunt
ing all over a house for a match?
Matches need frequent replenishing.
Everybody takes them. It is a good
plan to give one daughter the duty of
seeing that the matchboxes are al
ways filled. Harper's Bazar.
, Always Plenty.
"Suppose coal were to give out, what
should we nse in its place?' asked Hicks,
"Poems," returned his editorial friend.
Life.
AXTI-FKRMENTISK
la a harmxess preparation in tablet
form ior preserving all rayps of
FRcrr without rooKixG. One pack
age preserves fifty pints of fruit or
a barrel of cider, and only costs 60
cents. Fruits preserved with Anti
fermentine return their natural
taste and appearance. Ask your
druggist or grocer lor Anti-fernien
tine.
that they make their wives doupallihelrshirts.
Pzmpes
Blotches
jjRB EVIDENCE That the blood it
wrong', and that nature is endeav
oring to throw off the impurities.
Nothing is so beneficial in assisting
nature as Swift's Specific (S. S. s)
J lis a simple vegetable compound. Is
harmless to the most delicate child, yet
tijarces tne poison to tlx surface and
eliminates it from the blood.
f contracted a. seven, r-. rd YeA
that unfitted me for business or four years. A
lew bottles of Swift's Specific (S. S. 5.) cored
me. J. C.Jones, City Marshal,
Fulton, Arkansas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
bn. Swirr brsewe Co, Atlanta, Ga.
"German
Syrup"
Just a bad cold, and a hacking
cougn. we ail suner that way some
times. How to get rid of them is
the study. Listen" I am a Ranch
man and Stock Raiser. My life is
rougn ana exposed. I meet all
weathers in the Colorado mountains.
I sometimes take colds. Often they
are severe. I have used German
Syrup five years for these. A few
doses will cure them at any stage.
The last one I had was stopped in
. 1 . f a .
z uuurs. it is lnianiDie." James
A. Lee, Jefferson, CoL O
Brooklyn Hotel
. 201-212 Buss St., Saa Francisco.
This favorite hotel Is tinder the management
of CHARLES MONTGOMERY, and Is as good if
not the best Family and Business lien's Hotel
in Ban Francisco.
Home Comforts! Cuisine Unexcelled I
FirsKlaas serrice and the highest standard oi
respectability guaranteed. Our rwmu arnrtot bt
nrimutd for nmtneti and comfort. Hoard and
room per day, 11.25, 1.50, 11.75 and 12.00; board
end room per week, 17 to 112; single rooms 60c
to f 1. Free coach to and from hotel.
FREE JONES'
-thE- CASH
Buyers' Guide STORE
This Bitters' uoide is publl-ti'd the flrst of
e b month. I. In issued in i, ...... .
cousHroers. It uives the lowest cash Quotations
on everything in the grocery line. It wll, save
yoi moii-y In consult it. Mulled free in ana
addres- on application. Don't be without it it
eots yon nothing to get it. It quotes wholesale
prices direct to the consumer. Mention this
.ONES' CASH STORE.
ISO Front Street. Portland, Or
The Wife of m Famoas Frenehtrmn.
Alma. Blotiet, who is now in America
with her famous hushami, Max O'Rell,
on his lecturing tour, hna had a arf
share in bia literary successes. In ail
his work she feels aa keen an interest us
does he, and the first press notices of a
book are as eagerly looked forward to by
her as by the author himself. Mine.
Blouet is in every respect the wife of a
literary man, interested in his success
and eager that he should show himself
before the world at bis best. She wields
clever pen herself.
And yet, despite her keen interest in
her husband's work. Mine. Blouet's prin
cipal thoughts are in her home and for
its best interests. She is in every respect
domestic. The Regent nark home of the
Blonets is of her making, and in it she
shines as wife, mother and hostess. For
her husband she makes her home so
bright that he is never absent from it
but be is anxious to return to H. She is
an excellent cook herself, and at times
she has for days at a time prepared her
own dinners, much to the gratification
of her husband, who rather regretted
the advent of a new cook. As a mother
she is the constant companion of her
only child, a daughter of sixteen. Leonie
Mane is the counterpart of her mother
in many things, and seen together they
are more like sisters thmi mother and
daughter. ' Miss Blouet accompanies her
father and mother in America upon
their present visit
In appearance. Mine, Blouet has all
the charms of a true woman, which binds
frieuds to her with clasps of steel. She
is a brunette, with il.irk brown eyes
which speak almost as intelligently as
her tongue. There is about her a com
bination of vivacity and quiet retire
ment seldom found, and the one quality
vies with the other in conquests. In
matters of dress site is a thorough be
liever in the simple. She prefers black,
although the dark shades of red and yel
low become her extremely well in even
ing dress. Frederick Dolman in La
dies' Home Journal.
ttev. lilngtuuu's Translation In the lan
guage of the Gilbert Islanders,
Tho first Bible in tho language of
the Gilbort islanders was printed re
cently in the pressrooms of the
American Bible society in the Bible
House in New York city. Tho publi
cation marks tho end of 34 years, of
labor on the part of the Rev, Hiram
Bingham, who has been a mission
ary on the islands.
Several friends of tho missionary
fathered in the composing room and
listened to Mr. Bingham as he told
of tho work of his lifetime. His fa
ther, Hiram Bine-hani, Mas a mis
sionary before him, Mr. Bingham
himself having been born in Honolu
lu 63 years Rgo, He was graduated
from Yale college in 1S53, and in 1858
began his labors on the Gilbert is
land group, which is 2, B00 miles to
the southwest of tho Sandwich Is
lands, being on the line of the equa
tor, inree years afterward he Un
dertook to reduce to writing the
hitherto unwritten language of the
natives and began tho work of
translating the New Testament BI
health forced him to suspend his la
bor, and it was not until April 11,
1873, that he finished the New Testa
ment
On April 11, 1890, three years ago,
he found himself at the last verse of
we uiu .testament He tnen came
to America and on May 12, 1892. put
the manuscript into the hands of Dr.
Gilinan, the secretary of the Bible
society, to be printed. On June 11
he received the first proof, and . in
in this city, with his wife, he began
the proofreading 10 months ago. "To
read the proof of the last verse of
the last chapter of Revelation and
thus to end his task was the purpose
of the ceremony.
Mr. Bingham stood in the center
of his circlo of friends among the
fonts of type in the most notable
composing room in the world, where
the Scriptures are set in 243 different
languages. The concluding verse was
put in type, a proof was taken, a
slight correction made, and Mr. Bing
ham read- the verse aloud in the Gil
bert island tongue. Sujieiintendent
Thompson then led the way to the
pressroom, and another foreign Bi
ble was added to the list printed by
the American Bible society. In the
aiiernoon several volumes were
bound and presented as souvenirs of
the occasion. The book contains 937
pages.
THE WHISKE.R3 AND THE MAN.
A Plea for Voire Culture.
A good deal is being done to educate
the hands. In my opinion it is becom
ing a vital matter to also educate the
voice, not for special purposes, but for
everyday use. Women rarely use their
lungs and throats wisely. 1 know many
who can hardly be heard distinctly
across a table. This is often a ffectation ;
more often it is a habit formed from a
belief that a woman should not be loud
voiced. It is not necessary to screech in
order to be heard, that is if your voice
has been discreetly used. A child's voice
is generally pleasant until made unpleas
ant by bad habits or a bad spirit. But
an unused, neglected voice, when driven
to effort, makes a bad mess of it. 1 de
ny that a woman is formed bv nature so
as to be compelled to shriek in falsetto
in order to throw her voice to the dis
tance of five, ten or twenty rods.
uood etiquette requires for our com
fort and highest accomplishment a clear.
strong, full nse of the voice. There
never was invented by art so charming
n instrument aa a beautiful throat.
Yet how many voices are wretchedly
cracked and squeaking. I am ambitious
s mother that each one of mv chil
dren shall have fine vocal organs; well
developed, well trained and delightful
to be beard. That is. we should not
only be able to talk to people all the
way to them, but so as to delight them
when we are heard. Mary E. Spencer
in St Louis Globe-Democrat
Two Negatives of One Woman.
A photographer says: "One lady
ordered n large picture of herself 12
years ago. She was then a blooming
maiden with a round cherub face
and very good looking. For some
reason she never called for her pic
ture, and I hung it up in my collec
tion. Last week this same lady came
in to sit for her picture. She didn't
know me, although I recognized her
directly, for a photographer rarely
forgets faces. She had grown quite
old looking, and after her toddled a
couple of young ones. I showed her
a negative, but she scorned the in
sinuation of the faithful camera that
she looked so old and careworn.
"I remembered her picture on the
wau ana persuaded her to let me
finish one of the impressions. Re
luctantly she consented and went
away with a palpable frown of dis
gust on her countenance. When she
called again, I showed her the pic
ture of 12 years ago. She was de
lighted, and it did me good to see the
smile of satisfaction on her face. I
made her a dozen copies, and now
she thinks me the finest photog
rapher in the world. Not many wo
men like to admit the inroads of age
and care." New York Commercial
Advertiser.
(low the Hair on RlsFaeo nominate til
Wearer' Character.
"Among tho men I moot at inter
vals on the road is a very intelligent
fellow from Boston," stud a drum
mer. "no la about aa. ana witu a
capacity for raising hair on his face
beyond that of any person I ever
met Ho has fun with it, too, and he
hns his whiskers in different shape
rvery time I meet him. Now and
then I don't know him, hut he al
ways comes up smiling, and I catch
on to the new man without much
difficulty. '
'' 'It's queer about whiskers,' said
he the last time I saw him, 'Don't
you know they change the character
ortheman?'
I didn't know it and said so.
" 'They do, however, ' he continued,
"whether you know it or not Now,
I have been hairy for 20 years newly,
and in that time I have boon all sorts
of men. For instance, when I wear
large, flowing side whiskers with a
mustache, I grow gradually as they
do, and become quite dignified and
self important I can't help it you
know. Its "whiskers oblige," as we
say in French, aud when I catch a
look at myself in a glass as I walk
along I unconsciously swell out and
strut I'm bodnd to do it to match
those whiskers. Then, when I cut off
the mustache and run the sido whis
kers alone, I never see that mouth
and chin back there but it makes me
feel pious, and I begin to assume the
demeanor of a minister of the gospel.
Can't help it either, to save my lifo.
Sometimes I go smooth faced, and
my character oscillates between
priest and actor, according to the
one of the crowd I'm in. I even got
boyish sometimes and frisky when I
see my smooth, round face.
" 'Once, for the fun of it, I cut my
mustache a la prizefighter, short and
stubby, and, do you know, before a
week I was a veritablo tough, with
my hat cocked over my eye and my
general manner provoking a slug
ging match at every turn. I was
anxious for a fight all tho time and
only saved myself by shaving. When
I wear a full, neatly trimmed board.
i loei exactly UKe a banker or a suc
cessful professional man, and my
manners after a little while fall into
that rut I look it they tell me, and
I can't help but be it If I wear a
mustache alone, long and silky, I
feel like a gay Lothario, and want to
smile at and ogle every woman I see,
I wont to be one of the boys, too,
and whoop it up all along the line.
When I add an imperial to the mus
tache, I throw my shoulders back,
brace my muscles and assume a mil
itary air. In one or two of my towns
I am known as colonel, for I have
always worn my imperial while there.
" 'If I run my beard down to a
point in the French style, I feel quite
COMMONPLACE.
art
But tout 1 cannot allow
When I look at the love for others
That's written on her brow.
Si's hasn't ft flaalitii eye,
She bnan't a well cut nixie,
But a smile for others' pleasures
And a fwr for others' woe.
Ami yet I will own she's plnlu
1'liUn to be understood,
For who can doubt that her nature
Is luviiui and fair and good'
You say that you think her slowt
But how ean t hat be with on
Who's the flrst to do a kindliest
Whenever it can ! done,
Quirk to perceive a want.
Quicker to put It right.
Quickest in ore-rlootiluu
lujttry, wronuaud spltef
And yet she Is slow Indeed,
Slow any praise to claim,
Blow to see wroiid In others.
Slow lo sir oart'lesa blani.
"Nothlnf to any for hereelf,"
That is the fault you find,
tint to her wonls to the children,
Ocntle and hriirht and kind.
List to her wonls to the alok.
Look at her ratlent ways.
Every word she titters
Speaks in the sneaker' praise,
"Kolhlnst to say tor hermlll"
Yet rluht, most rliiht, you art,
But plenty lo my for others.
And that la better by far.
Ton say she 1 "commonplace,"
Uut there yon make a mistake,
I would I could think site were so.
For other maidens' sake.
Fhrlly, love and faith,
Are thry such common things?
If hers were n common nature.
Women would all have wings.
Beauty ehe muy not have.
Talent nor wlt'nor grace,
But until she's amonit the angels
She will not be "commonplace.
Arthur M. Ileathcot.
ISWINOINO AHOUWD THH CIKCtst
Of ill diseases to which it li adapted with th
best fi'iulis, Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, I"
lly medicine, comprehensive In Us scope, li
..I u ,ilt..,r.,l imiincee for boiillv ill
This clsini, dully arrogated In th columns ol
the daily press by the proprietors ol medicines
far inferior to it specious, nu m a
hiHlnii'c demisted (he public In sdvsnce by Its
absurdity, and the problems ol .other remedies
ol superior iiualtlies have been hiidlcnwtf by
the pretensions ol Ihelr worthless pre wesson,
lint th American people know, because they
have refilled the fact by the most trying teais
that the Hitlers nossesaea th vlrli.es ol area
speulllc In (! ol malarial and liver disorti
Li.i..J i, a t-hut li .i.uu, it ill,, tlmrouuh
ly, and uiHluly for this teaaoii It Is Indorse I ami
rccomuivuded by hosts ul resiwctabl medical
meu.
it was popular druggist who exclaimed yes.
terday: " Let ui draw th soda waier of na
tion slid I oar mil who make lis laws."
HOW'S THUI
W offer On Hundred nollars reward (or sny
I ease ol catarrh that ennnot lie enrmt oy naii
Catarrh cur. r, J. cnr,.Nr.r a i n.,
T,,I,I,. I).
We. the underlined, har known K. J. t'h.
I ney ior in last niieeii yesrs, aiiu osuev 1111
l an ousiuess irsiiaawnin
per've ly Honorabl In I
aud financially abl lo cam-out aiiyohllgailotia
l luaue oy tuir nrra. nam s imaa,
u no'esaie iiruaaisis. loiruo, u.
WAM'IMt, KINNAN NAKVIN, -
Wholesale lirusglata. Toledo, O
Hull's Catarrh fur Is tikeu Internally, acting
I directly upon the blood ud mueoMs surf. ices of
the sy. leiu. Testimonials sent Iree. Price, 74
cents per uottie. notu oy an oruggista.
Use luamellti Stov relish do dust, bo smell
Tit Ohm as for breakfast
Th llaeovery of Turpi.
A dog belonging to some Phoeni
cian fishermen was in tho hubitof
feeding upon a species of inollnsk
which the sea occasionally cast upon
the beach. It was noticed that the
animal's mouth after such meals was
always died a rich purple, and by in
vestigation that color, which it is said
the moderns have never lieon able to
imitate, was obtained. Boston Herald.
Hood's'P" Cures
"I am glad to rvcom
mend Hod's Mi.r apa'
rills and Kiwi's IM1.
have sintered very much
with sever
8I0K Headaohe.
After taking six bottles
o Hood's Hsrsapsrlll
and two tames of Hood's
I'llls, I am euied of that
tcrilli'ed'sce. I know
HikkI's Surssparlll U the bcS' medld i I ever
took " Ma. II. M I.attik, I'l.is Valley. N. Y
Hood's PHIS enre liter Ills, tfflc. per l ot
Curing Horses' Frars of Thunder.
Dogs and horses can be entirely
cured of their fear of thunder by
being present at artillery practice.
Believing they now know what pro
duces the areaurul roar, they no long
er fear it Popular Science Monthly .
FLA ST KltH.
If you are thinking about buying plas
ter, remember that you will place it upon
your body and cannot get a plaster that
will be loo ytml for you.
Allxh''b Pokous I'l.ASTia I the bett
plaster made. Your druggist may hav
sinne other planter on Ilia shelve which ha
i alliums to gut n.j or, or elae some worth
less imitation purohaaol at a low price Tor
the purpose of substitution. Do not accept
nia jtiat as goua 'plea; Insist upon hav
ing the genuine. Allcock' 1'oaous Flas
tkk has no equal.
Bkaiuihsth' fiLLscan always be relied
upon.
wiiriuiirjinri
LUHB Dramuuff Mini
Rota-
Wet., and
l.UOrmDocUe
Onaotuitaduaa,
Tnrj flajut CotraH
where) all other fail. C
'JiuHI. Cmun B
Threat, HoareansvaTw hooping Cough
Asthma. For Coosumptleo It 1
'These trousers are awful short."
'Well,
Sore
if Cough and
naa win H.. I.
ha cured thoussnds, and will curb TOO if
taken In time. Bold tiy Jhtigglst on guar,
ante. For I Am tiaok or (glut, ins
SH1LOH S BELLADONNA FLASTKRJtM.
SHILOH'SCATARRH
Have you utiurrur Thl rwnx-dylaguaran.
total to our you. prion, id eta, lujectorfro.
diplomatic, and can be as slick as the SStXltotwfc' you
politest of them. 1 feel myshoul-
Why Some Women Go to Europe Often.
I wonder that the authorities are not
more watchful of the fashionable dress
maker on Fifth avenue. Three-quarters
of the smuggling practiced in New York
is perpetrated 07 them.
Their came U to hire some decadent
woman of fashion, somebody whose man
ners combine the repose of Vere de Vere
with the shrewdness of her country wom
en. She is instructed to brinz home the
creation of Felix and Worth as her
baggage. If sba is caught Bbe disap
pears. Aobody can connect the Fifth
avenue dressmaker with the transaction.
The dresses are sold at auction or aent
back to Paris, for nobody in her senses
would pay the duty on them.
Do you not often wonder how Mrs.
Flighty, the dashing widow, manages to
live so sumptuously and visit Europe so
often? She is a dressmaker's decoy. She
gets her clothes for nothing: her fare is
paid; she has a neat little salary; she
takes an assnmed name on the passenger
list; and if the custom bouse inspector
insists on opening her trunks, ecce, she
vanishes from the sight of men. New
X or Truth.
The Month For Muffins.
"March is the muffin month," said
Andrew Short of Michigan. "Per
haps you don't know that the muffin
is an oriental device for the enter
tainment of the appetite. Well, it
is. The muffin's origin is Moorish.
At Rabat in Morocco to this very
day you may hear the muffin bell
sound at 4 o'clock, when the muffin
man comes round. The muffin is as
popular there as it is in London, and
the griddle on which the Moors bake
it is exactly the same as that used by
us, and it is fixed in a like manner
over the fire. The Moor's name for
the muffin is 'maphula.' Originally
it was 'maphul,' but the Greeks add
ed the 'a.' Take away th'e final
vowel and change T for its cognate
n,' 'maphula' becomes 'inufeen.' and
there you aro 1" St Louis Globe-
Democrat
A Trick of the Eye.
By cutting three strips of white pa
per of the same length exactly, with
one of them half as wide as the oth
ers, one of the neatest tricks of optical
illusion can be produced. If those of
th same width are laid crosswise,
tho narrow strip placed in the center,
it will invariably seem as if the broad
strips wero considerably shorter than
the narrow one. The illusion is en-
ders shrug on the slightest provoca
tion, and to all intents and purposes
I am a foreigner. If I part my
whiskers in the middle and brush
them out to either sido, I am-a Ger
man nobleman or a British land
owner, according to my surround
ings. It gives me a hale and hearty,
middle aged feeling that shows at
once in my manner. If the whiskers
are let grow very long, I feel like a
patriarchal farmer and become quite
elderly and innocent in my deport
ment And so it goes through all
the phases.
" 'I fancy that the style of a man's
whiskers is in consonance with the
man's character, and that as a man is
so will bis whiskers bo. In my case
I have reversed the operation, but I
feel as I grow older and become more
settled that I shall adopt one style of
whiskers and keep to that. Even
now I am getting around to it and
have been wearing this close cut full
beard for almost six months, and
I don't feel like changing it' "De
troit Free Press.
chilphe.v
who arc puny, pale,
weak, or scrofulous,
0'inht to take Dortor
I'jorce' Moldim Medical
Diavery. That builds
tip both their limb and
their strength. Kor this,
and for purifying the
blood, there' nothing in
all mediciiM that can
equal the " Discovery."
In recovering from
"Grippe.' or in con
valescence from micu-
monia. fevers, or othSsr
wasxing aisesuwa, ic speedily and' surely in
vigorate and builds up the whole system.
A an appetizing, restorative tonio. it est
at work all the procesmes of digestion and
nutrition, rouse every organ into natural
action, and brings back health and strength.
For all diseases caused by a torpid liver or
impure 0100a, xiyspepsia, llUiousneas, tkrof
nloua, Rkin, and Scalp Diseases evert Con
sumption (or Lung-scrofula) In its earlier
stage the " Discovery " i the only pvaraa-
eeu reroeay.
It it doesn't benefit or cure, in very en,
yoa have your money back.
MlSDDEBiDES. PARADES.
All TUHTIIKlTHirill
Jtvervihlng In the above line. Costumes, Wigs,
imKniMiiivifirn ann i lay nooas, etc.,
fiirulhed ai greatly reduced rates and in supe
rior qualltv by the oldest, largm, beat renowned
and therefore safe rrllablt rv.nrirol ,,(,
llautt en lt iiirigv (Wot Correspondence so
lle.Hcd. (loifrti A Co., 3, ami JO (rFarrell
street, also auo Market street, San Francisco. W
supuly nil Tmitrt m fas (feast, lo wheal w re
spectfully refer.
DR. GUMS
nsraovsD
LIVER
PILLS
MILD PHYSIC
PRINTERS g
. -AND-
PUBLISHERS
-WILL FIND A rVLt LINK 0V-
TYPE
Presses,
Printing Material and Machinery
Fur sal at lowest price and most advantageous
terms at
Palmer & ReyType Foundry,
Cor. Front and Aider Streets.
fOWTLW . OM.
Write for Bfloes aud terms bofot burlng else-
bee.
KIDNEY.
Rlsdder. Drlnary and l.lrer Diseases. Dronsv
U ravel and Diabetes are oured by
HUNT'S REMEDY
THK
BIST KIONKY
AND LIVCR
MKOIOINI.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures Bright' Meas, Retention or Non-retention
of Urine, rains In ths Bark, Loins r
eld.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cure Intemiierance, Nervous f seascs, lisneral
Debility, Kernel Wea.iieas aud giceasoa.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cure Biliousness, lleadsche, Jaundice. Sour
eloniaub, I'yspep.la, Constipation and I'll.
HUNT'S REMEDY
'Te T orM'Kon IhtHlda.x. l.ar
aud Hessrrla, re-hiring them loa heaithy ae
I Ion, and 11 lli: when all other mr.lliino
fall. Hundreds bar been saved who have heeu
given up to dl by friend and physlclaiu.
OLD HI AI.Ii atHIUssinra.
tales Gas Enginu
(OA! OK OAnOLINTt)
Mad for Power or Pumping Puree
Th Cheapest ItallaM (la JCuglDe
1 auraet.
Out e Citesn
Puaus.
on us
ONE PILL FOR A DOSC.
A movement of ths bmeela aaeh da fla -
health. Tuaas Bills supplr wtiat lbs aystaos laalsa te
make It regular. Thaw ours Uaadaoh. brtahuo th
la ana niaar ui iwnpiesloa eeciav saaa eae
aseuaa. Ths met mlldlr. aaltaar rrlMMr alaSan aa
etaar pills do. To ooavihL yea of their seam w
will mall eamplas free, or a fall be for SS Mala. Aapl
verrwaara. Hoseaa Kad. Co HillsnelnH, T
au3e&n79
His Courtroom Thunder Stolen.
A member of the Massachusetts
bar used to got verdicts by touching
appeals to tender feelings of jury
men, especially if bis client was poor
and the defendant was a rich cor
poration. Ho became famous for get
ting verdicts in such cawjs. One day
he met bia match. Tho counsel for a
corporation which be bad sued under
took to head him oil. He had an op
portunity to study his opponent's
methods and gave special attention
to his style in the delivery of pathetic
passages.
Having tho right to make the open
ing plea, he told the jury what to ex
pect, described the attitude, tones and
manner of his brother lawyer, and
did it so thoroughly and fuithfully
that he not only discounted the ef
fects of Lis pica, but so embarrassed
him that bo could not do justice to
himself or his client, who lost his
case. Boston Globe.
The Bag for Moaa.
The rage for feather boas continnes
unaijatud. Ostrich, black and green
coque, marabout, turkey, aud even pea-
Fishing Tackle.
of your
Bfor Boyipf.
TX)tTB vm waltrln tin i1mt hoMInf
X th ti4 liRtit bcra ihowa or fxn-
Wlwra a 1m whtn thr Im m. attain, anf) aa it
HLffwattrtifrl-it. Then are rood in ttv marfett I
thai look v7 trie, but will lfk atcvpiT Mara. 1
Wt warrant Tower's IMPROVED 1
BrmrH SllcHer to b water tixht at tvary
cam mna ttveryiehtrt alto not to pool or
atttVaV, and authorize oar draltrt to malu food
bpj nucitr tnai iaua in iuir pmm. ? rxra an
two waya yon can V
rah Brand MHckvr.
I St. A Soft WooUn Ct)llt.r
24 TDif Tr4t ArH (low.l
Watch Out
fkr hvih CkM folita t
Sfirid Vir Cttaiofiia It,
iU. TOWER. Mfr, Bottas Hssi.
Stanard Files, nardns
Ore Trout Hies, per do
Demi's F lea, nerdos
Spilt Hum boo Hods, each '
neni oy man on receipt of price,
...M).M
. .to
.... 1.MI
.... 160
Hli
THE H. T. HUDSON ARMS CO.,
Portland, Oration.
Catalogues on spplleatlon.
1 , 1 , - i v- i .....
uuuueu uy utyiriif me pieces or naper rivir rthT. ,1 t-.h. r i
OnaOiaCK BUnace. UY PiaCintr tbe nrnlnnntinn wirti thr
XSWrffi zzn nnnrnn
FOft CHILDNEN TEETHIMQ .
BT. r. JT, TJ. No, 608-8. t. X. V. No. 685
War Afcalnst Huts.
The French hainlivsaHr r circulat
ing a petition which they will submit to
tne minister of fine arts when it hag
600.000 signatures. The purport of the
document is that women be prohibited
from appearing in their hats in the the
aters subsidiaed by the Koverntnent, and
that the coiffure of the ladies at such en
tertainments be according to the fashion
devised by the Hairdressers' association.
The cause of this strange request Is that
the trade in false hair hag greatly de
creased for the fast few years, and ths
present fashion of dressing the hair in
(Grecian style threatens a still greater
falling off in that trade.- ' '
three strips in the form of an invert
ed "N" and using tho narrow strip
for the diagonal line the latter in
turn will appear much shorter than
tho other two. To an unrjracticed
eye the illusion will seem very re
markable indeed when it is demon
strated that all the strips are of the
same length. St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Good and Bad Elements In Tea.
There are two elements in the
dried tea leuf which distinguish it
from other dried herbs, one of which
is the source whence comes all the
inspiration which attaches to the
beverage, the other the source of
nearly all the criticism which it re
ceives. The first is theine. the active
principle of the herb, the physic
logical effect of which is yet but very
imperfectly understood; the second
is the harmful tannin, which, it is
universally admitted.cannot be taken
into the human stomach In anv au-
preckble quantity without ill re-
suits. Good Housekeeping, j
variety.
10 complete a carriage, reception or
theater toilet, the long rich boas are
very suitable and handsome. To string
one aronnd'one'a neck ou every market
ing or shopping expedition, and with
any sort of gown, robs it of much of
the elegance and greatly lessens the ef
fect. New York Letter.
Mrs. Sophia Walker, long a resident of
fiew York city, is to have a memorial in
the form of an art gallery in Uowdoin
college. The annex will be built and
equipped by the Misses Walker, daugh
ters of tho deceased.
est
BakmjlPojucr
Purity and
Lcavenin PoWer
UNEQUAIXD.
CASH PRISES
fo Introduce our Powder, w bar da.
terni1dtodlstrll?te.mong th crnc
rs a ttamXmt t,f CAMit pniZJCgT To
tliepersonorelubreturnin ns the largest
mi ml, ofcertl llcate on or before JnnVl.
J??h. W" T V " CMn "" "t 1 Oft and
CL0SSEr& DEVERS. PORTLAND, Or.
THIS IS TJig TIME TO
oraer your HUMMKH
KOM.EK. You waul
in rest; mat's tueonlj
kind we deal In. Then
end lyour order for th
BKeT HOIXKRH aud
INKS to PALMKK 6
kky typk rimy
FoaTLAMD, OB.
Tot Simplicity It Beat tka World.
II oil Ileal f from a tUwrvolt,
He Carburetor to got oat efardap.
Mo Matter! or Kleetrle ftpark.
It runs wit a Cbeaper f irade of rjesuUa lhaa any
oUr Kiiln.
an roa cat uvea to
PALMER at REV, MaHUFAOTUHiaa
401 Umm Itrtot, Ut truck, U.
roaixAMD. orboom.
baddies, collars.
Wtilpi and LeitUer. WHOLESALE.
Harneaa paraei.ss.ee nose su m ,ut . .,.
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V&KT-iAV!:.!"-"! W-w- r?" Hn-fS
ia im i 7..T .r" Jiiim linn
i'Zt "'aniteta, Bii.. ,7e.
W. DAVIS at RON
M NUT All ullkllM, o atarkat Mt.a.s
Mao rranelsro, California.
FRAZER AXLE
GREASE
Best fntheWorldll
fist thl Genuine! I
SoldErerywherol'
ritANK WIIOLNBY .Agent, fertland. Or.
SOCIETY
BADGES.
A. FKI.IIKNHKIM-
H, Leading Jew
eler of the T'anlfle
Northwest, keepaa
large stock of all
HKCKKT HOCIHTY
BAIMIKH on hand.
Best foods at low.
est figures, hadgo
mails ti) order.
THE BEST -
HARNESS
OVER MANUFACTURED ON THE iiuot
I gold by D0LK-PEAR80N HARNESS CO.,
Only the best
at priccg that will astonish you.
I IRlC- 1 All llllfl lnll.,.. ... 1 .11
- '" .auipi unvu, ami an work triiHr
antee. . Send for fl,,e Illustrated Catalogue ?mr.
1B0 Union Avenue (EaHt 8idc, Portlaiial, Ori
On the James river fa North Da
kota and south and woet of James
town there are four or five buffalo.
all that are left of the little herd
which made its last stand near Fort
Totten.
"Do not." said a Turkish wiseacre.
"trust to tho promises of the great,
the duration of a calm sea. the clear
ness of the day, the vigor of thy
norse or tho speech of women."
If A lC TTCSntO WIT.TO known bjr tnofstnr
YOU
Ik ptmplratlon, nuw Intense ltcbitif
vina lorm ana jiLiut
Jviiryn warm.
lliiUlNa or tUOTi-UDXW'
TtVLDATOncn TO
MY DR. B0-8ANK0 S FILE RCME0Y.
jJ Wol 4MK dirtwtlf on part rroo4.
Or mw. Di'. uoako, VnUOoiitlUOk, Va
PILES
Plso's Remedy for CsUrrti Is th
Uest, Esalest to Use, and Cheapest.
ild by Druggist or sent by mail,
K. T. IlaaslUM, Warrea, Pa,
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE." BUY
SA POLIO
'Ttq CHEAPER IN THE END.
RHEUMATISM CURED BY THE USE CT
Tdoore's Revealed Remedy.
aaiusia win to Dt ootorj oould getdld tUn a good. Yuus n rntltade.
w bv ton
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