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RECOMPENSE.
BY It. C MVXKimOCX.
Tt about a ww-k before Chriattnaa
herj Colonel Smith vu wandering
homeward npon ibe main thoroughfare
of the city of hi adoption. The colonel
m as foil of the spirit of the merry aea
aon aa was tlie very air itself. He tboogbt
of tbe prtaent be was abcrot to maka
and of those which be expected to receive
a be cat hi eye abont him and aw
tha shop window fall of the latest nov
elties in toy.
When he waa lost in inch a pleasant
Cbriatmaa reverie a he hr.'ln't bad since
be was a small boy, be happ-ned to pass
aloTiK in front of s grt marble boteL.
At tbe time he was passing a painter
waa engaged in the act of retosing some
of the inside blinds at an open window.
It is not likely that it will ever be known
Jnst bow it happened, bat tbe painter,
while probably preoccupied withdroa
of tbe approaching holiday, toppled the
pot of paint off the window sill, from
which point it whirled through tbe chilly
ashen air and deposited about three
quarter of its contents npon the colo
nel. The latter waa aa red with rage as be
waa with paint when be Sew into and
tbrcragb the main entrance of that hotel
Uid presented himself at tbe office.
"Sirr exclaimed the colonel in a tow
ertDgrae. "What kind of treatment do
jon call this, air?
"Pretty rough," replied the clerk, not
knowing exactly what to say, because be
waa ignorant of the accident that bad
just happened.
"I ara glad," roared the colonel, with
beautifnl irony, "that you are at least
kind enough to assume an attitude of
sympathy, but I am here, sir, to demand
satisfaction for damages. As I was pass
ing, sir, one of your painters, sir, upset
a pot of red paint upon me, sir!"
Here the colonel paused for breath,
and the clerk, learning tbe cause of his
trouble, became very profuse in his
apologies.
"I am sorry it happened, air, very
sorry. Cut you should not be so unrea-
k il S 'i
aJs
PBETTY KOCOH TBB4TMEKT. ,
amiable as to blame tbe establishment for
what was the fanlt of a painter em
ployed by it."
"You should employ only painters who
understand their bumnewt, sirr roared
tbe colonel in a fine frenzy, "and I will
teach you that paint cannot be poured
upon me with impunity, air!"
"We are willing," said the clerk, "to
do what is right in the matter. We will
pay for having your clothing cleaned, or
we will buy you a new suit if necessary."
"You cannot get out of it on any such
basis as that, sir. I am going to make
'an example of yon, sir, and inside of 24
boars, too, sir!" And having made this
threat the colonel bustled out of tbe
building and up tbe street
Upon the following day tbe colonel
sent his legal representative to talk the
matter over mid see if it could not be ad
justed to bis satisfaction without the
worry and expense of a legal contest.
It happened thut the hotel's attorney
waa present when the colonel's legal
friend arrived, and the former said:
"Wo are perfectly willing to do the
fair tliiny: by Colonel Smith. We admit
thut the colonel's clothing was ruined
through the negligence of one of our em
ployees, and we are willing to pay for it.
We will give him a sufficient sum to
tmrchitHc himself a new suit of clothes.
How does lJ0 strike you?"
"Such a proosilion would not strike
the colonel at all," replied the friend of
the ex-warrior, "It is not tbe amount
of money involved in this thing that is
making him miserably"
"Then what is it?" asked the hotel's at
torney. "It's bis feelings," replied the other
lawyer; "his feelings. You know he be
longs to one of the oldest und proudest
of all the old Virginia families, and he
Is as haughty and hypersensitive as any
oilier iHun-r w hit. uuutu. liis teel
ings have been douply wounded, and
they can never be hetilcd by the price of
a suit of clothes,"
"It in pretty Imrd to auk us to pay for
bla feelings," fluid the hotel's attorney,
with a sin il, "Iwcanse I do not see bow
we can appraise tin in in order to reach
an intelligent idol of their monetary
value."
"And then," broke in I lie other lawyer,
"be is living with a umidi-n aunt who if
V2L.C0M2 Coest-
also a very dignified and proud spirit! 1
person. And when she saw the colonel
enter the house balanbed with red paint
and beard that be had been gibed at by
boy a he passed along tbe street she
was completely sndone and baa since
been confined to ber bed. Her feelings
have got to be paid for too. The colonel
is really more distrained over hi aunt
feelings than anything else connected
with this unfortunate affair, and he pro
pose to fight it out on tbe baiia of their
feelings and wounded pride.
"See here," said the hotel's attorney.
"111 tell you what well do. Well settle
the thing for X3", and not a cent more.
If this doesn't meet your view of a fair
compromise, you must seek yonr remedy
in the law, and then yoa will find what
your client's feeling are worth.
"Ia that the beat you will do?"
"It is," replied the hotel' attorney.
On Christmas morning, when tbe bells
were ringing merrily in the frosty air,
Colonel Smith appeared in a new suit of
clothe to celebrate the occasion, for he
bad accepted tbe hotel's terms of $33.75
$."50 for bis ruined clothing and $3.73
for hi feelings and those of his dear old
aunty.
TO CHRISTMAS GIVERS.
ucceetlons as to Appropriate Holiday
1'rtMBU.
Tbe gift which harmonize with its fu
ture surroundings and just fits in a va
cant spot is tbe one which is most vai
ued. Tbe same rule applies to articles
of drees. To the young brunette, whose
evening gowns are generally pink or
crimson, the pale blue fan, altbongh
lovely in itself, would not be as service
able aa a plainer one which she could use
with her existing wardrobe. Before you
embroider the doiliea or centerpieces for
the housewife' table consider the color
of her cbina and try to bring your work
into affinity with her possessions.
Tbe friends in mourning and tbe in
valid appreciate the thoughtf ulness which
adapts the gift to their saddened lives.
The book, with its comforting message
the potted palm to brighten the darkened
room, the soft knitted shawl or slippers
in fact, anything tbatevidences consid
eration for their feelings, and does not
jar by incongruity, is priceless.
It is astonishing to note how much is
frittered away on perishable trifles when
the Christmas gift, of all others, should
be something enduring. The elaborate
card and berihboned booklet are prac
tically useless, atdde from tbe remem
brance which prompts their giving. Al
most every one has a collection of satin
band painted vanities, lovely to look at,
but the care of which is the despair of
both mistress and maid. But some say:
"Other things are beyond my means. I
cannot afford to give substantial pres
ents." It is a fact that tbe shops, espe
cially during the hot months, are filled
with at least three articles which delight
tbe hearts of homemakers the world
over, and which many young girls love
to collect against the wedding day.
What are tney, pray? Dainty individual
coffee cups, harlequin spoons and single
plates, suitable for the serving of fruits,
cream or salad.
Co-operation is a boon to the average
purse. If the members of the family or
a set of friends accustomed to exchange
gifts unite their finances, they can give
one handsome article in the place of sev
eral makeshifts. '
Good taste discriminates between tbe
needs of country and town and does not
end an opera glass or party bag to the
farmhouse. Neither does it give the boy
a book which be ought to like, but tries
to select one to complete his favorite se
ries. Children's stockings are sometimes
filled from the standpoint of maturity.
Utility and not suitability governs the
choice of their contents. There has been
many a disappointed, sorrowful heart on
Christmas morning because the powers
that be, forgetting their own childhood,
had catered to tbe tastes of those of 40
instead of to those of 4.
On the principle of like attracting like,
the most valuable gift too often finds its
way to the one who needs it least. In
some cases good judgment dictate the
giving of money as the kindest thing to
be done. How often gome poverty
straitened one has sighed over the ex
pensive gift, "If I only had the money
this gift cost!" No field affords a wider
opportunity for the exercise of common
sense than Christmas giving. Women,
by exercising judgment, not only benefit
themselves, but are a positive blessing
in their example to the entire sex, and
yuletiue of lts93 will be a happy one in
deed if common sense is more employed
in Christmas gifts. A. L. Fleming.
Back to mother's pumpkin pies,
Apple sauce and oyster stews.
From the city come the boy
And forget all French menus.
Bneeches at Christum Ijutimiota writ
tie stuffed with chestnut? this season, a
nsuat.
THE HIGHEST AWARD.
Ratal native Powder flaa All tfca Ic.
r-'w lrest aa4 Talaa far
Oat Avar lis Haarae Caar'-
The Royal flakin Powder has the envi
able record of barms- received the hi beat
tril for erttoia of its eia. gnaimmt
M-mt'h firrm inmwitenfs. moot perMeetly
combined vhtrmr ehitilil tn compMi-
ti.m wtm other. In the exhibitions of
former jinn, at lha Cenwnniai. at Tans.
inna ana at in Tarn hib etcaia ami tw
trial lair, where it ha two eshiMim,
ju(K h invariably aaarded tb itoyal
ttatina Poa-der the btftlml h. nor.
At tii rrcetl World's Fair tb examina
tion fwr the baking powJeV aar.l siere
made by in en erta oi tr cnemtcai aivi-
ioa of tha Arnealtnrai Derailment at
Washington. Iba official report ol tha
testa of tb c-akina powder which wr
made by tbi department for lha speciUc
duuom of aacertaininc which waa tha twa'.
ami which hat bean made public, sbow the
teaveninc itrvnatb of the K yal k) w I'D
euttin inch of carbonic cas per ounce o
powner. iif tn cream oi tartar casing
powder exhibited at tb fair tbe next biab-
el in ttrenjrtb thus tested contained but
l;a cubic inches of waveninc as. 1 he
other powdar (tave an avaratra vf III. The
Koval. Iherrlure, was fuurnl of 'M per crnl
greater Iravrninc urenath than tta nearest
competitor, and 44 per cent aooi toe aver
ax of all tb other teat. Its superiority
in other renew i. howevtr. in tbe qtialitv
of the food it niaks aa to fineneas, d,lnay
and wBoifltomeneaa, could not be inauncd
T Ben res.
It u tbeeehWh qualities, known and ap
preciated by the women of tha eountrv for
so many years, that hav caused tbe sale
oi uie Koyai Miuif rowaer, aa anown dt
utitk, to exceed tbe sale of all other
baking powder combined.
A Clever Dwarft
A magnificent feast hod been prepared
at HnrW iich in honor of tbe king and queen.
and it was arranged that the little dwarf.
Jeffrey, should ttep from a huge venison
pastry into ber tnajeaty aervica. This
mode of appearance was not new even then.
A pie with a dwarf inside was thought a
"dainty dish to set before a king." and a
gilt of this kind waa often a road to tbe
overturn favor.
On the day of the dinner Jeffrey found
binuelf imprisoned in a Urge dish, sur
rounded by a bigb wall of standing cruse
Of coarse a way had been found to give
faint air, but be afterward said he felt
buried alive. To add to his discomfort
Buckingham slyly ordered the pie to be
warmed, saying. It were better eaten
warm than cold."
Young Jeffrey remained quiet and aaid
never a word as tbe dish was carried to the
kitchen; but he was far from happy and
thonght of Nebuchadnezzar and the fiery
furnace until he grew "warm with appre
hension." The cook, however, understood
tbe joke and the dwarf pie waa placed in
safety oo tbe royal table. At last came
tbe fateful time the crowning moment of
Jeffrey s life.
The pie was opened, the trumpet sound
ed and forth sprang the dwarf. lie waa
clad In a full suit of armor and skipped
about the table shaking his little sword at
some of the gneatts; and, remembering the
scorching tbe duke had threatened for
him, he gave a vicious little tweak at his
grace's noble nose. Buckingham dtew
Uwk in titce to save his handsome face
and threatened to cudgel the young knave
with a chicken bone; but the king laughed
and said Buckingham waa served quite
right
By this time Jeffrey waa nearly deafened
with applause and half drowned in tbe
perfumes the buliea sprinkled upon him, so
he hastened to end the ccene by prostrating
himself before the queen plate and en
treating to be taken into her service. St.
Aicbouu.
What General Uim Did for Texas.
One episode in tbe career of the late
General W alter P. Lane will forever en
dear his memory In tbe hearts of the Texas
people. During the Mexican war, while
he was major of Hayes' regiment of Texas
Kangers, under t'eneral Wool, be was sent
with a small body of men in tbe direction
of San Luis PoUxi to discover the move
ments of the Mexican army. There were
two roads to nan Luis Potoni, one by
Matchuela, a large town, the otber by the
ereat hacienda of balado. where the seven
teen Texas war prisoners drew black beans
in IftW and were shot. The two roads were
divided by a range of mountains. Lane
look the left hand, and actually penetrated
to and entered tbe city of Matcbuela with
its 20,000 people and a garrixon of several
hundred men. He ordered and obtained
dinner at a meson, a sort of wagon )ard
inn, announced that a large American
army was near and feasted his men to
tbeir full.
Then remounting he retired obliquely
acroHs the mountain to the other road and
struck the hacienda of Salailo. Seizing
the alcalde be ordered tbe resurrection of
tbe bones of the seventeen martyred Tex
an and demanded mules, sacks and every
thing necessary to bear them away. All
were furnished and tbe remains of tbe
dead duly placed in transit on mules.
Lane bore the relics to General Taylor,
who had them escorted to La Grange, on
the Colorado, where they were interred
with great solemnity in the presence of
thousands. Thus to General I-ane Texas
is indebted for the posxeKHion of thexe me
mentos of a remarkable heroism. St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
negro Fartlngtona.
Judge Dent of Newnan had some queer
wituesxes in his court on Wednesday. I bey
were negroes, and while endeavoring to at
tain tbe sublime heights of stilted phrase
ology abused the "king's English" in a
frightful manner.
W by did you go there'" asked the Indue.
' 'Caze I wanted to perpetruate de whole
fax ob de case," was the answer.
M W by did you do sof" another man was
asked.
"I done hit fer de reason dat I wuz cko-
tmtlcal to know 'zactly now It wuz."
1-or two hours the courtroom was lurid
with Just such EtiKlish, but tbe judge was
helpless and bad to take tbe answers to his
questions as he could get them. Atlanta
Constitution.
Haw Ara Yoa as to Details
'If I were hungry," said a philosopher.
"ana someuouy snouid oner me food. I
should not insist on a silver knife and fork
to eat with. If I were cold and somebody
should offer me a thick coat, I should not
insist on having it of the color that pleased
oiy fancy best. If I were poor and some
body should offer me a fortune, I should
not inslKt on having it in bills of a certain
denomination. In fact, I think that I am
disposed not to be overparticular about de
tails. .New York bun.
An Unhappy Hanker,
Thousand of bis acquaintances envied
Herr gomnerlleld, the Iierlin banker. Any
thing that money could procure be bail,
and the best of evertliing was at his com
mand. A Parisian tailor made hi clothes,
frequently visiting the Prussian capital to
take his measure, with hundreds of cloth
samples; his mutton came from Wales,
and bis beef from Scotland; be bad twe
distinct kitchens in his residence, one con
trolled by a French cook, the other by an
Englishman, ta every respect his personal
outlay was princely; yet be was an un
happy man, and be closed hi career by
suicide. xankee made.
The Value of Bight.
The value of tbe sight Is never fully ap
preciated until it is lost or impaired. Few
persons realize that the eye is an Intricate
piece of mechanism, with a vastly more
complex and delicate adjustment than the
costliest watch. Even in our public
schools tne children and youth are allowed
to abuse It in a moKt perilous way, the
tcacner seeming to be perfectly ignorant
of probable disastrous results. -
. Slaw af arlaa
tVaaw of cwrty drlvta rata
Waaa wak at atidalcht
he Upp'a branches aa Um pan
ilea tin aaoalc Is tha bww'r.
Oawv that eaw from Meaning
Kootm frirc la lb (laden.
B'Hla that from their wtntev hood
IVep acd kloh like pratir maid,
Grateful tAm of damp earth.
IkrtXlrufto k of no mill i ritia,
Ebooti&tf. br&wttn la ber Qitrtb,
11wb the bar Hanks of tha hilts.
iter and tharv a rvww' Baad
Tbrortina- up to dar tha cold,
Whtla lu uatrn, nana la bad,
tMw their coverlid of moid.
Spring In mini ?v. MTing b Beast
Kh whimpered in tae air,
hutm tb btitiia nrnpa alii be ben,
ehakiac kkmNinui from ber hair.
Jmmm HtH-khani ta Harpers
Blaws af spring la City.
The present forward weather seem
to be great season for the small boy.
De gets more solid enjoyment out of the
warm day and the dry sidewalk than
tbe street donning department of the
ooard of pti4ic wwrk. Every small boy
who is anybody down on the heights baa
a pair of roller skate and a good strong
pair of lungs. These boy play hockey
on the asphalt pavement of that exclu
sive quarter, catch rides on the back of
grocery wagons and keep np a constant
and eternal yelling. Why they yell dot
not appear. It I perhaps because a
small boy cannot do much of anything
without yelling. These boy go scurry
ing around corner on their skate in im
minent danger of cracking their own
skull and to the great terror of passer
by. They dodge under the beads of spir
ited coach horse and altogether make
freah acd bealthy nuisance of them
elves.
Those poorer boy who are not wealthy
enough to afford each a pair of roller
skates, split up a pair between two and
go about pushing- the wheeled foot in
front of them, evidently having aa
much fun as the rest The whipping
top is aim now much in vogue, and tbe
top and the rollers make life a burden
to tbe nursemaids with their perambu
lator and babies and the policeman on
tbe corner. Brooklyn Eagle.
Aa Amerlraa Absentee Landlord.
One of the principal argument ad
vanced in favor of deer forest is that
those who are able to indulge In that
luxury spend much money in the High
lands. But how if sportsmen insist on
maintaining forest grounds and never
visit them? Mr. mans, whose sport
ing territory extends from the Beauly
Firtb to the Atlantic from sea to sea.
in fact has not shot over the land once
during the past four years, and aa the
deer have in consequence ninltipued
enormously, tbe crofters of the district
have resolved to ask the millionaire to
allow them a day's shooting.
The application is doubtless made
more with the view of bringing tbe
crofters' grievances before tbe public
than anything else, for it is sure to be
ignored. But tbe continued absence of
Mr. Winana raises a wider and more
important question: Can tbe setting
aide of a great stretch of country aa
deer forests which are never shot over
bo justified on any ground whatever?-
A HERALD or THE INFANT TEAK.
Clip the laal thirty year or mora from the
century, and th? element wtll represent tb
term oi me nnbountUHi popularity oi ilratet
ter'aHioraacb Bitten. The (.petting ol the year
l&fM wtU he Hixiiallied by tle appearance ol a
ire.n Almanac oi me ouierH, in wmcn ineiue,
'ierivaitan and action of thin worid-litmoaft med
icine win t lucidly et forth. Everybody
-hnutd read it. Toe ealendur and sutronomical
Calculation! to be found in this brochure are al
waysMtoninhtiiKir securite. and the ststiftlica,
illiiatraifoii, humor mid other reaiiinc matter
rien in in'.ert-.i imi tun ol front, l lie ttontetter
Company of Pttuburg, i'a.. publUn It inenv
elvei. 'fhey employ more than sixty hand in
me mecnufiicai wors, sua more man eleven
moil tha in the year are consumed in tu prepara
tion. It can be obtained, without eot, of all
dnueipu attd country denier, and it printed In
SwedlKh, Holland,' Bohemian and Spanish,
Duel" among the French Deputies ar again
Miite fashionable. They are Just shunt as harm-
Inl at ' duel Messrs. lavl and Towneend did
not fight.
WORTH KNOWING.
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highest result of medical science and skill
and in ingredients and method has never
been equaled.
That it is the original and genuine por
ous plaster.
that ali.cock's rosocs plasteb never
ails to perform its remedial work auicklv
and etfectnallv.
i nai tins laot is attested oy tiionsanus oi
voluntary and unimpeachable testimonials
irorn gratetul patients.
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mat wnen you buy alixoci ronou
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liRisiinitrii's Pills are a vegetable pur
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If some men were to lose their fortunes In the
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If you bar no employment, or are heins
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Touhpr fr.httriv can vrin tell me shat ( th
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It" proprietor are so sure of It that
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DriwwI.Allaaia.aa.
gssssssssS
Baking PmVder
Purity and
Lctwenin&Poufer
UNEQUALED.
QAH PRICES
To I nt rod oca ear Powder, w hare da
lernuuaatoamribotoarnotic ta eooatiav
rs a number of amh PHIZaa To
tt.a person or club returnliif Bthlaraat
nomberorcerUiicataaoaor lrreitine 1.
las. wewMriveacash pf1iaofluo, and
tothanesclarsest, numerous r llul inlis
fsjasin from f to7 IN CAttlf.
CLOSSET & DETERS, PORTLAND, Or
"German
Syrup"
My acquaintance with Bosdiee'i
German Syrup was made about four
teen years ago. I contracted a cold
which resulted in a hoarseness and
cough which disabled me from fill
ing my pulpit for a number of Sab
baths. After trying a physician,
without obtaining relief I saw the
advertisement of your remedy and
obtained a bottle. I received quick
and permanent help. I never hesi
tate to tell my experience. Rev. W.
H. Ilaggerty, Martinsville, N.J.
Extreme.
Chronic,
Torturln
Cases o
-U Vai luaal X
ARE CURED BY ST. JACOBS
DROP
i
2
DottkCW I ET I U 11 'al 11 I
IW
R lit I
f It V I tl
our exhibit with the Norwalk Ostrich farm. Midwinter Knlr, hat
ostrlcho. and all kinds of eras. Catalogue free; if yoii wsnt it,
to us.
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS PROM THE USE OP
SAPOLIO
RHEUMATISM CURED BY THE USE OF
Kloorc's Revealed Remedy.
itrroBiA, Obmok. January 10. I can state with pleasure that by th aa 0
fOOKa'a BEVKALBD KKMK1IY my husband was relievad from fj old eaa or
KHKMMAT1HM and my yonngttst hoy cured au tlrely ol IN rLA M M ATOR Y RHKr ,
MATlhM whan the beat doctor 1 oould fet did AU BO food, Yours In eratHndr ,
to en sr
( Heart. )
Ihta -sM-f, tad da Hp Pitt hwtUmA0M
lta umiig ,
sjivtr yn mmf vMhM bnt MM
gWVMrt ! m ml i hmo
mIm H, cmivwn- f J
tfcMa in k4 wlrtlif
DR. GUMS
jatraovxn
LIVER
PILLS
MILD PHYSIC
ONE PILL FOR A DOSE.
AaMreeveaiaf ihekswslaserkaa ta ssisra w I
kaauk. Tluaa Btilssasply assl the sysiao laaas la
suae tt rxular. Taay eure Haaaaeka. aruataa U
woes. f ael aulalr, asoaer arlaaaaeeMiSsaas
eaa allla aa. To eoavta. roa af tSelr erna wl
will nail asaaplea rrea, ar s rail bos for ot
k .n,1 l w laa baanlallos eatlae Ulaa
erarraaaia. ikjaaaaa asaa, Vm -auaaatma a
Brooklyn Hotel
Ifll-21! in. II., tu Fnflcltci.
This taeorlt hotel Is under tb nanaaaawn
Si t lUKI.au MONTtHlM KHY, and Is aa (nod U
not tn ttvai raatnj ana sualaeas aieu uoiss
In tjan rmuclaoo.
loma Comforts! Cuisioi Unexcelled!
PlrsMlas ssrvlo and the blaheat standard Of I
reapariaoiinv suarameea. usr naaifflssN
rarfioserd or aeatarM aad mmmt. Hoard and I
room per day, 11.2, II . M, 11.75 and U.UU; buaro
aoa room per woes, it to 111: sini rooasa, tut
to u. sra eoacB so ana iroa aouu.
tW Ask tmnr Dealer rar
ORONOCO
Plug-Cut Smoking Tobacco.
WEBB 1 GO., Seittli, Wasb., i.antJ.
RUPTURE
PKRMAN'KXTty rrttKI) o
KO I'AV. So rv eierti.
it ei. He refer to A.utxt
tntients. Notr(sTt"K. So
KSTsjiTtow raa ai-sissaa.
Vt ritenrrall lot circular and
hank relrrenr. Inamlas rw.
TheO.E. MILLER CO.,
sriMi ulllnt.
mnn.sll, OHMiOH
lscrsea-d Caadal ta larsles, 11.000.000.
EOCENE.
I a Spaclal brand of Bnmln Oil. which we
Banaiaftura i preset ; tor rxii-ir lbs,
it 1 A riiariCT ilm-mikator.
IT IK Hlllll riKKTKHT.
IT IH or VHItHM QDALITf.
Ws tnaranUM II to b lha aiosieT roaBUA I
sssds or lutiaissviMa otu Asa lor it.
8TANOARO OIL COMPANY.
A. KEI.KKNHKIM.
KK. I.t-s.llnr Jew
eler ol ihe I'ai-inc
Northwest, keeps s
isrire siora oi ait
SKI KKTraK IKTV
HAlMiKMoa hand.
Brat sooils St low
est n so res. Bal
niufl to onior.
1 I WJH.OU I .17.3
Gas or
Gasoline
A Poeltlra power. Reqatn No Mrems
lEncl-
awe Your Wile Cao Kuo It,
tkllll IIET, Ja mitlBt, Cal. u( Porilasd, Or.
No Batttrm or tleotrio Spark.
cane (,
Portland, Orsaon.
A. P. AMTaoK, Frlnclpsl.
v. a. wnino, sooretsrr.
- Kaautlfnl Cataloaoa Free, jr
Ik prarirU'ai. MUawi laWriM luitim
Wbirti Warm Tills f -rm (nl Bt.IWrl,
YOU
GOT
Tir.to AT our K TO
nm aUV.siM.ifn'C dii c Bcurnv
Wlilnh sVJtaj dirxrtlr on pmrm BtrmaUA,
frrmmnrntnur, Itricmiha. ruglt
caiChU. Vt. lnio.yi?jilp.ia,ffc
PILES
FilAZEfl AXLE
Best ia the World! CI n IT A 0 T
Cot the CflBBinslhll i II X h
SoldEvBrYwhanlUIIUlUl.
VatAMK VVOOLSET,.
, Agant, rortland.Oi
I TORS on Instsumchts. Beatmaksa.
nnoes. nono tor cataiogu
BKA;il, Ulpoa, tal.
MRS WlrKinWS SOOTMINO
llllisst IllHVsWII V 9VrlUP
- FOR OHILDRtN TCITHINO
rersalaerallUeaawbla. I'eals a SetUa.
P. N. U. No. 524-, F. N. U. No. 601
II ail U k3 K9 U II U
OIL. PROMPT AXD SURE.
IT
IF YOUK BUHINK88 DOE8 NOT PAY.
Chicken are cull and successfully
rsued byaslnf th. petaluma In
cuhatora and Bronrleira (mr 11
I'LA 2
SOCIETY
BADGES.
DE
II M
rn x
. uavikaievna uaianiiH .filial Kll HIMJIla 11, I
Don't bnr riy but the Petslumalf yos want stroii, vlitorous chinks I
We are I'aclflo Coast Headutisrters for Hem- and Ulover Cutters, Mark I
ers, Hooks, Cnponlr.ln TimjIs, KomtiisIih, ri(Ml's Houn Cura, Morrlt I
I'oultrr Ouro, CretMtoioiie thesreatohlokeii-liwklllBraiidevoryothei I
HlsLraUtJ cstalttfliu I..Tls all MK,,iit I,
article required by poultry raisers, rk-e the mschlncs In otierntloii al
ur, hatchliiii
wriu
f isbu-an isvuds uh "JO..
rSO-7W-764-766 Main street, Telalume!'
Cal.
Ms. . t. BTiai.a.
won
I-55PRI11TERSK-
AMD
PUBItlSflERS
-WILL rt!D A VLL LTKI Of-
Presses,
' Printing tTaterial ad L'achincrj.
for aal al lws prlnsa od BoM d van lagaooa
terms al
Palner&ReyTpe Fcundrf,
Cor. Frost and Alder Streets,
PORTLAND. OR.
" I Wrlia lor prlo and Mraw fewfan brtti( da.
Hercules Gas Enginu
(OAS OH OAOLINat)
Mad for
O Ptmta(
Ta
Kellahla Oa
oa Um ataraas.
ra Slraplleltv It Boat Iba WarldU
It oil luair rrosa a llaaarealr,
Ma t'arharwtor ta wet aal afardar.
Ma tlattarles or Klewtrl Mnark.
It ran wllb a Cheaper ftnule of UaaOlo tbaa say
outer vutioa,
aa km Miuaoi vw
PALMER & REV, MANurACTUftiat,
40. tM Jtmt, tu f raSdMt, tat
rOKTLAWn. CIRMtsOW.
DOCTOR
MA
THE GREAT CURE
FOR
INDIGESTION
-AND-
CONSTIPATION.
Regulator of the Uverand Kidneys
-a arsx'iritj roa
Scrotal-, Rheomatism.
Salt Rheora, Keunlgii
lad HI Otber Blood and Skip DlieuM,
It b a posltlv ear for all ihoaa nalnfnl dell.
rate eomplaluu and oompllrMtad troubles and
weaknaasea common aatotit oar wires, mother
ami daoehler
Tba olfeni la lmme.tlsta and laatlna. Two or
threa) dosasol Da Csausra Klasnr taken dall
kaep the blood rool, lha llvvr and kldners art.
ly, and will andrelr sradlrat Irou tha system
all tranas pi Heroliila, Hall Rheum, or any other
torn ol blood disease.
ho medicine erer lotrodnrwd In this eounlrt
has mat with surh reaily sale, nor siren snob
universal satl.lar-tloa whenerar used a that ol
Da. rsan'i Himsiiv.
This remedr has been nsed In tha hmratala
I lhrouhoul the old world lor tha past twtmtjr-
flea VMars . mmpISm f. .. . v. . i ,
'd ft has and will eurswhaa all other so-osJJod
remeoiea tall.
Hand lor pamphlet of tMllroonlsIs from thos
who hare been cared br Its us. Mrull sell
It at H.OO par botUa. Trr II and be oouvltioed.
roraalabj
MACK & CO..
9 and front UU San Franolsoo.
TYPE,
M Out aw tworai aa
Mi
KID.MET
Bladder. Urlnsrv and Ltear Disease Urnte
Gravel aud Ills bates an owesd br
HUNT'S REMEDY
THE BIST KIDNEY
AND LIVER MEDICINE.
HUNT'S REMEDY
I Cure Bright' Disease, Betenllnn or Noo-r.
tjiulon ol Urlu, falus la lh Back, Loin or
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cures Intemarno, Nervous Disease, Uur
h"'"'.. - .,
HUNT'S REMEDY
Cure Biliousness Headache, Jaundice, Hour
stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation aud I'll,
. m ssasaaa ..aa. -
M I 111 T JO H I" H W I fill
H B B IJ B V U la lUl L I I V
1 1 LI II I Ullrlsfirill
" ssw ia iaf I
At) I AT Mtiu ti.. u ..
i.??'!!?.!1! i.,''""l,,n " other dloiua
fall. Hundreds bar been saved who hav been
liven p to dl by friend, and phy.lciau.
M HV Alt, UHIIUUISII.
R ASQUERADES, PARADES,
a a -B-s. s u . ....
r.Ter.ioins in ine above line. Costumes, W'lw.
Boards, Properties Oiwra and flay Book., 5i
furnished at grcMiIy reduced rates and In stipe?
rlor qUHlity by theolilest, latest, bast renowned
snd therefore only rellabtt Theatriml Mupple
fouse on tu fw. ...... "fj'-e
.rTr.L . . . sss-.a s Bsssjai.aj. ..
n T .7 v -""' ..iiiiOBUWlllwiHS so
licited. Goi.neT(!N A Co., a, 2S and 80 O'Farrnll
street, also HZ! Market street.Han Krsnolsoo. Ws,
Hppl ail THftHtr, on Ih4 Voail, to whom w r
tpectfully refer.
n
Pise'. Remedy for Catarrh Is the
Best, Easiest to lias, anil (Tieaneal.
SB
Mold by drusfiau or sent by mall.
T. Hsaelllne, Warren,