The Oregon mist., March 09, 1894, Image 4

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ABSOLUTELY PURE
Throagh SantaCIaraWheat
By FEAN0I3 BRET EARTH '
CHAPTER V.
Too Su-ernlnc'
After bia return from his first lectur
ing tonr in thin comitry. I lie lute Mat
thew Arnold visited old Mrs. Proctor,
the widow of the poet, "Barry Corn
wall," and mother of Adelaide Proctor.
Mrs, Proctor, who was then 80 years
old, in giving Mr. Arnold a cup of tea
anted hitn:
"And. what did they say about you in
America?"
"Well," replied the literary autocrat.
"they said I was conceited, and they add
ed that my clothes did not fit me." ,
"Well, now," retorted the old iadv.
"I think they were mistaken alxMitthe
clothes." New ork Mail and Express.
The Iteat ttcfcroHom.
A man who looked suspicious applied at
a boarding house on Adams areuue for a
home and was received by t he landlady.
"I presunie," she suit), after inspectinK
him critically aud hearing what he had to
say, "that you can give references."
"What kind do you wish, madam" he
Inquired. - . :'
" Vell,"she hesitated, "I don't know who
you are, and I would like something in th
nature of a recommendation." '
"All I cuu offer, madam," he said, pulling
out some papers, "are hers. They am re
ceipted bills from every landlady I boarded
with up to date, as you will observe."
Her face brightened.
"Oh," she exclaimed, "that will do. You
ean have anything in the house you want."
ueuoic rreet-ross.
CHICAGO'S NEW PUBLIC BATH.
It I Named A 11 or Carter Harrlaoa l
r ills a l.n Fell W.uW
The New York trnmp who excused his
tinclcsnlmem liy Miying that, although the
rich' of the metropolis denounced him fur
being dirty, he had never yet lieeu able to
get a fwtto upon atmlvinu for it at a Fifth
svcHitejiiniisinii, would probably be caught
napping In I hinurn if he urged such an ex
cum there now. I he rwwin is that a hand'
some new public bathhouse has just beeu
dedicate)! there, and as its use is as free as
air there remains no good excuse why the
world s fair city s army of the great un
washed should not liathe daily without
money and wit hout price.
The building, which is decidedly baud
some, is called the "Carter H. Harrison
Bath," after the cil y's martyred mayor, and
is the first of a uumber of free public baths
for meu, women and children which the
municipal government will erect in various
parts of the city in recognition of the old
adage that cleauliiiess is next to godliness.
The bathhouse cost 1 2,000 aud is located at
Mi Mather street. The motto of theinst
union issnm u ite, "v nosoever will m; ;
come," and the I hlcagocaudidateforcloun
Uness who mounts the stone steps of the
building finds himself in a large, attractive
reception room with tiled floor, wooder
. .
Heaping Where Be Had Sowm.
Widow I want a stone for my husband's I
Krav ejtnctiy ii&e ue otner one in me lou I
Agent But isn't it a trifle small for a
man of your husband's prominence?
Widow No, sir'. It Thomas thought a
ton like that was good enough for his I
nrst wile, 1 guess U s plenty good econgb
iot i nomas. idle. -
A Deadly Purpoee.
Mrs. Plankington Why, my dear, what
re you puttiug those dumbbells in the
trunk forr e won't need them at Niagara.
Plankington I thought you said you
ware going to take your dog along. Truth.
... ... .. ... .
Boarder ts this genuine vegetable sonpf
i es, nr. r ouneeu carrots one.
Rochester Democrat.
No UmlU
r?";ii!iN.'W-18 It'
Mrs: Finis I'm as sick as I can be Just
from eating these peanuts. s
Finis-Well, why don't you stop eating
Mrs. Finis (in amazement) Stop! Why,
I have more than half a bag left yett
i-itpx.
'Babies
ougnt to re rau iney are
sickly when thin and thin
when - their food does not
nourish them. - - -
Scott's
Emulsion
the cream of Cod-liver Oil
and hypophosphltes, makes
babies fat and well, strength
ens growing, children -and
nourishes mothers. Physicians,
the world over, endorse it.
Don't Li deceirtd bj Sobstitstes!
enftrti b geott Bowm. H. T. AIIDrasgieta
THE CARTER HAIililSON BATHHOCSR.
benches aud boxes of soap, towels, etc. Back
of the reception room is the bathroom. which
occupies the entire width of the building
and three-quartets of its length, - - -
This room has a broad aisle running
through it, on either side of which are nu
merous individual bathrooms separated by
partitions of corrugated iron. At the rear
of the big room is a pool or plunge bath 30
reet long bystreet broad and ranging in
depth from 3 to 7 feet. Hot and cold water
are supplied, and there are 17 showers for
the use of the bathers. The accommoda
tions are so ample that 30 persons may bathe
m tne buudinK at the same time.
The credit for the establishment of Chi
cago's nrst free public bath is due to the
efforts of the Ladies' Municipal Order
league, which has for some time conducted
a free bath of its own on the lake front at
the foot of East Chicago avenue. When
they asked the city to erect the present
pnblie bathhouse, thev were heartily en
couraged by the late Mayor Harrison, who
assisted them in getting au appropriation
or f I3,uw ror tue project.
' The HI os Pheasant. "'.
This bird was imported from China by
O. N. Denny some eight rears ago. Six
pair were let loose ou Petterson batte.
about four miles from Sodaville, Or.,
and the climatical conditions and coun
try being favorable and being protected
by strict law for six years they have
multiplied rapidly and now are one of
our most common game birds. In fact.
they multiplied so rapidly that long be
fore the six years' protection had ceased
the farmers complained bitterly that the
birds were a serious damage to their
grain and gardens, and many, birds
were killed, bnt in this I think they were
mistaken, for in my examination of man v
stomaens at au seasons or the year J
found bnt very little grain as their food.
but many -wild seeds, bags, grasshop
pers, etc
1 think that tbe fanners bave realized
this also to some extent, as nearly all
nave now posted trespass notices for tftsir
protection. science. -
"But f reefco t know your father,"
The sun, an hour high, but only just
topping the greenish crests of the wheat,
was streaming like the morning breeze
through the open length of Tom Bout's
workxhed. Au exaggerated and pro
longed shadow of the young inventor
himself at work beside his bench was
stretching itself far into the broken
down ranks of stalks toward tho invis
ible road, and falling at the very feet of
Kose Alallory as she emerged from them.
She was very pale, very quiet and
very determined. Tbe traveling mantle
thrown over her shoulders was dusty;
the ribbons that tied her hat under her
round chin had become unloosed. She
advanced, walking down the line of
shadow directly toward him.
I am afraid I will have to trouble
yon once more, she said, with a faint
smile, which did not, however, reach
her perplexed eyes. "Conld yon give me
any kind of a conveyance that would
take me to San Jose at once?'
The young man had started at the
rustling of her dress in the shavings Rnd
turned eagerly. The faintest indication
of loss of interest was visible for an in
stant in his face, bnt it quickly passed
into a smile of recognition. Vet she felt
that he had neither noticed anv change
in her appearance nor experienced any
wonder at seeing her there at that hour.
"I did not take a buggy from the
house," she went on nuicklv, "for I left
early and did not want to disturb them.
In fact they don't know that I am gone.
1 was worried at not hearing news from
my father in San Francisco since the
earthquake, and I thought I would run
down to San Jose to inquire without
putting them to any trouble. Anything
will do that you have ready if I can
take it at once, m
Still, withonKSxhibiting the least tor-
hintf" the said dryly,
"Yes," he returned, without noticing
her manner, "and I think I can find that
water again. I've- been studying it up
all night. And do you know what I'm
going to do? lam going to make the
earthquake that lost it help me to tlnd It
again." He paused aud looked at her
with a smile and a return of his former
enthusiasm. "Do yon remember tho
crack in tho adobe field that stopped you
yesterday"
"Yes," said the girl, with a slight
shiver. ' '.' - -..
"I told you theu that the same crack
was a split in the rock outcrop further
up the plain and was deeper. I urn sat
Islied now from what I have seen that it
is really a rupture of the wholo strata
all the way dowu. That's tho one weak
point that the imprisoned water is sure
to find, and that s where the borer will
tap it in that new well that the earth
quake itself has suuk." J
It seemed to her now that she under
stood his explanation perfectly, and she
wondered the more that he had been so
mistaken in his estimate of Allele. She
turned away a little impatiently and
looked anxiously toward the point where
Dawson had disappeared. Bent followed
her eyes.
"He'll be here in a moment, Miss Mai
lory. He has to drive slowly through
the grain, but I hear the wheels. He
stopped, and his voice took up its pre
vious note of boyish hesitation. "By the
way, I'll bo going up to the rnncho this
afternoon to see the major. Have you
any message for Mrs. Randolph or for
-Miss Allele?"
"Xo," said Rose hesitatingly, "and"
"I see." interrupted Bent carelessly.
"You don't want anything said about
your coining here. I won't."
It struck her that he had no ulterior
meaning ia the suggestion. But liefore
she could make sny reply Dawson nap
peared. driving a hnndsnmo mare har
nessed to- light spider like vehicle. He
had also assumed, evidently in great
haste, a black frwk coat, buttoned over
his waistcoHtlcas and cravatless shirt,
and a tall black hat that already seemed
to be cracking in tho sunlight. He drove
np, at once assisted her to the narrow
pnse. Bent nodded affirmatively, put
down his tools, begged her to wait a mo
ment and rau off in the direction of the
cabin. As ho disappeared behind the
wheat she lapsed quite suddenly against
the work bench, but recovered herself a
moment after, leaning with her back
against it, her hands grasping it on
either side and her kuit brows aud de
termined little face tnmed toward the
road. Then she stood erect again, shook
the dust out of her starts, lifted er veil,
wiped her cheeks and brow with the
corner of a small handkerchief and be
gan walking up and down the length of
the shed as Bent reappeared.
He was accompanied by the man who
had first led her through the wheat. He
gazed .upon her with apparently all the
curiosity and concern that the other had
lacked.
"You want to get to San Jose as quick
as you can?" he said interrogatively.
"Yes," she said quickly, "if you can
help me."
"You walked all the way from the
major's here." he went on, without tak- j
ing his eyes from her face.
Yes. she answered, with an affecta
tion of carelessness she had not shown
lo oent, , "Hut 1 started very early it
was cool and pleasant and didn t seem
far." -f
yrlljt you down in San Jose inside
m
GOLDEN WEST :
Has no mperior.
n't I I
BAKIKQ POWDER, j
Bee Supplies.
, PORTLAND SEED CO.,
171 smoiI StrM. Portland, Or.
1 Bead for cstalogu.
HAVE g
ITfJHTWCI Pim known t-T motatavs
I W TIELD4TONCKTO
ffT M. BO-SM-K0Y PILE REMEDY'
If It M which aota diraetlr on part aiteelaA.
Dit svO nil mii.alcw. Price too. Drum.
r4d mrntti. Bi.lioiihn,iiirtlhn.jr,
It Went I'npaDidied. ,
This story is told of the late Dr. Hol
land, better known as "Timothy Tit
comb." During the service of one of the
large churches in Springfield, Mass.,
heavy electric storm came np. and oneof
tbe gentlemen of the choir set out to
secure an' omnibns to take the ladies
home. Among the fair singers was a
certain Miss Etta 8 , and as Dr. Hol
land was gallanUy helping her into the
vehicle a terrific clap of thunder startled
them, upon which lie remarked, 'Etf
in terror packs home in bus" (Et in
terra pax hoiuinibns). To close this
strange tale, it may be well to add that
tbe doctor was not immediately struck
by lightning, but died years afterward
peacefully in his bed. San Francisco
Argonaut.
To Kill a tobstor.
When a live lolister is required for
boiling or other purposes, here is a sim
ple and comparatively painless mode of
killing it: Run a long, narrow bladed
knife into tbe tail at the third joint from
the end. having the blade slant down
ward. This wilt cut the spinal cord
and death will quickly follow
a
'Ml
ns of
Garden
set
Collections of
. " 13 Packets ;
Choke Flower Seeds .
WE l'r
WILL
PAY
THE
POSTAGE
Gems
Either Collection . -
, for 5 cents ,1
13 Packets
Desirable Vegetable Seeds
Any Two . ,
for 75 cents V
15 Flowering Bulbs-
Begonias, Tuberoses, etc.
SUNSET SEED & PLANT CO. . Tll
(Slwrwood Hall Nursery Co ) A" 1 nree
47"9 Sansome St., San Francisco for
the hour. Yon shall have my horse and
trotting sulky and I'll drive you myself.
Will that do?"
She looked at him wonderinglv. She
had not forgotten his previous restraint
and gravity, but now his face seemed to
have relaxed with some humorous satis
faction. She felt herself coloring slightly,
but whether with shame or relief she
could not telL
I shall be so much obliged to Ton."
she replied hesitatingly, "and so will my
father, 1 know.
1 reckon," said the man. with the
same look of amused conjecture. Then,
with a quick assuring nod, he turned
way and dived into the wheat again.
"You re all right now. Miss Mallory
aid Bent complacently. -"Dawson will
fix it He's got a good horse, and he's a
good driver, too." He paused, and then
added pleasantly, "I suppose they're all
well np at the house?"
It was so evident that his remark car
ried no personal meaning to herself that
she was obliged to answer carelessly.
un, yes."
"I suppose yon see a good deal of Miss
Randolph Miss Adele, I think yon call
her?" he remarked tentatively, ' and
with a certain boyish enthusiasm which
she had never conceived possible to his
nature.
Yes," she replied a little dryly. She
is the only young lady there." She
stopped, remembering Adele's naive de
scription of the man before her. and
said abruptly, "Yon know her then?"
A little," replied the young man
modestly. "I see her pretty often when
I am passing the upper end of the rancho.
She s very well brought np, and her
manners are very refined don't you
think so? and yet she's just as simple
ana natural as a country girL There s a
great deal in education after all, isn't
there?" he went on confidentially; "and
although" he lowered his voice and
looked cautiously around him "I be
lieve that some of na here don't fancy
her mother much, there's no doubt that
Mrs. Randolph knows how to bring np
her children. Some people think that
kind of education is all artificial and
don't believe in it bnt 1 do!"
With the consciousness that she was
running away from these people and the
shameful disclosure she had beard laot
night, the recollection of Adele's scan
dalous interpretation of her most inno
cent actions and her sudden and com
plete revulsion against all that she had
previously admired in that household
to bear this man, who had seemed to
her living protest against their ideas
and principles, now expressing them and
holding them np for emulation, almost
took her breath away. j
"I suppose that means that you intend
to. look, after Mai Randolnh'i well for
per-cJi beside him aal witU a nod to Bent
drove off. His breathless criicditioa re
lieved tho leive taking of those young
people of any certuio:iv.
"I suppose," said Mr. Dawson, giving
a naif glance over his shoulder as they
struck into tlu dusty highway"! sup
pose you don't care to s e anybody be-
tore you get to lyin j.veT
"Xo 00," said Rose timidly.
"And I reckon you wouldn't mind my
racin a nit it anvbotly kern upr
"Xo." ...
"The mare's sort of fastidious about
takin anybody's dust."
"M sue.- Kiui Kixse, witli a Taint sm..e.
"Awful." revttiwiided her companion.
"And the queerest thitig of all, she can't
bear to have any one Ik-HuhI her either."
He leaned forward with his expression
nf hninomim enjoyment of some latent
joke and did Kcwrhin-; with the reins
Rose never nmld clearly understand
what, though it slimed to her that he
simply lifted them with ostentatious
lightness but the mar suddenly ap
peared t' lengthen herself and lose her
height, and the salks of wheat on either
side of the dusty track began to melt
into each other, and then slipped like a
flash into one long, continuous, shimmer
ing green hedge. So perfect was the
mare's action that the girl was scarcely
conscious of any increased effort; so
barniomoiM the whole movement that
the light skeleton wagon seemed only
a prolonged process of that long,
slim body and free, collarless neck.
both straight as the thin shafts on each
side, ami stniightcrthan the delicate rib-
bonlike traces which, in what seemed
a meie affectation of conscious power,
hung at times almost limp between the
whimetree and the narrow breast band.
that was all that confined the animal's
powerful forequarters. So superb was the
reach of its long, easy stride that Rose
could scarcely see any nndulation in the
brown shining back, ou which she conld
have placed her foot, nor felt the soft
beat of the delicate hoofs that took the
dust so firmly and yet so lightly,
fro sa ooirmrnsDl
AN tlWSEBW KNrMV
In mors 10 bs drtsdisd Ihun n open nit vUlbls
ona. Tht nuulllo mnl iu'klng foo,whloti undo
tkeirenvrie imuia u( muUrln muulivats Itnell,
whim it oiutelnw in 111 lt teiiiMouiiirrp,lii ill
vnrlotu loruuol cliltli unci (ever, ItlliO'M retail-
tent, dumb nvu or uf eiiuc, 041101111 ue enow
usllv giMnivd Kxiiiiui u (urili.t Ins uio Hymnal
Hgal'iuil l( liikltlious alliiekn wt h lloatoltar'i
si.n,,.h uin,.. a al,iir.tii j-ti untiiloio 10 the
IHilnun of uiiiiMini III the symein ..nil 11 wilonuurd
Httaliist It luoruuiilily to be relied iiim. la ihs
ovciit u( a iiialiiitona attack avoid )KiloiiluK
your avalem with quinine, ami He Inaiitail tlila
whuletoiii roinxly, in objectionable la lanle
and hit 111 mo etUciii'loiia than any drug. Lie
the Itinera for d t apetudu, liiliouaut'iia, ooaliia
lieu, kidney eoiniilailitaaud rlieuuia laiu.
I wih I could do, but I can't:
1 Mi ( could think, bul I don't; '
1 wlati 1 could talk, bill I rant;
1 wMi I could wort, but 1 won't.
THE BSftT VKAVHCn.
Ths Arabs say that the best teacher It
Tims. Ttiatis true, especially when year
after year enforces the lame lesson. For
more than thirty years axlooci'i I'otot's
Plast have risen in u in every part of
thswmld, aud the testimony is universal
as to their value aa an external remedy fur
pains of every kind lit tli bank, cheat and
ids, ttoine people have learned the lesson
o well that they try to imitate tnein, and
ths result is a host of counterfeits, all pre
tending to be just aa good as Ai.uw s'a
roHoua ri.ATna, ana unooiuoioua mat ny
inn very statement mey atiKnowieoge tnai
AkLcocK's i'oS'ica Flab-tush hold the Hrat
Dial's. Us sure and net ths irenuine.
iisahurktii si -ibts always soiunuoriuij.
Ch'eafoanareawnllvanarT beeaiiM the wind
uiu 1110 mowing invrv diiruiK me roceuiaioruia.
Irritation of the throat and hoarseness
Immediately relieveti by "llrown 1 ffronfAinl
irocA."
A turnins point In womau'a life Mcellu gr
ower wiin a uew bonnet.
Stats or Ohio, Citv or ToLsno,!
l.tH;4a t nrMTv. I '
Fnank J. :iiK.Nt:v niakeaoaih that he la the
color (Mriner or tho nrm or K. J. ('hunkt s
t'o., dolus butn aa In the eity i t Toleiio, 001111-
i ana ettte aioreani,!. aua mat miiu nrm will
1WT the aiiln of ONK III' Mill Kl DOI.I.AltS lor
ert'-h and every caao 1 f eatitrrli that eaiiuot be
cured by the uaa 01 11 Al l. Catirkii (Thk.
rKa.Mvj.uiibhr.
sworn ro before me and aibvrileil In mv
pnneure tlila tllb ilay ol Duwiuber, A. I. isie.
1sauj a. n . ...,
.Vn(ora Puhlir.
Haifa Catarrh Care l taken Internally, and
acta directly ou the tilooi aud mucoiia aurfaeea
01 iue ayatem. Head tor tivilinonlaia, iree.
. j. ciia.NriY a 1:0
Toledo, 0.
soiu oy uru,ttiats; ,i)ceuta.
(torn
-..U.- ai II sulvai lllwlttsMltl, u MillCH IhliUNn 1.
I ttK WILL ihl-OvT 11 V f ""'"'"' r
(INK Ilk U I N MKW, UlUlK K, Alt HrKKL rtvU( l l lthl
ttuttMttth only o4 rwl iHr lo piw.n.
t I "w.Jp will HfciVr liti. rl(StHW(
whieh will bt luontl U"ti "7 lh
. aiH.kiiia) in aaiMKiir n is nm iiiii
tiUwill 4rtrfHmth UU ' 'l'HHl-ml ! ana In. 1. 1
riKMinmlMUtlTHIhiil fu hw Hi WtHtfitiHI. . Twin.
liialtsltnl hwh Mi''tiT r.ttimui( h tbn In rvli
inr r-...iHmnli.f . iMHt( " kMu. llit wiwIhiiU l,u.t.,
r tl.a whIA. mm t .trit4 to IB lhnirln,liri
rvlt
Ivrtihursil
llllliltlittltl IIH tW,.l II-IIOW HUH II I f Uhtllg
. r.7 i l - .,..B. Blh.kai bh wu 11 till a In I
III lllr tnail ft mttmtw
at IbM WiKitlttill tllii WimI
llisw ftl Mtl rvtliiritit irK.
fl... tful I'lillair f r Ihsi .ri
tl. s-.i.rv.rf-i.. THKMK TVH tJITI Tll THI NNII r
lfik. M WHtltlim lit III
, H4 II piHM Ivfumiab
(Mitt Wltl olltV fllllilwrtfll Ml
Blood Poisoned
But Hood'i Srsaparllla Purlflod,
and Restored Health.
Thres TOiiriJiffO (Ho luMH'trn wt on of mf
uecwuuiry irvMimt'ui.
Dlood Poleonlna
not in. I Woe a me no wonk mul my Pitom no
iitueh nin dtwu that I rotiUl hnhtly turn lu ntd ;
ip hi)n tnvki'lf In any w v. Alfur wvvNtooii
monilta' (Hmtlnmptit,iny wlfottMtk nw to Walla
Walla. Want.. Iloro tho ttiricooiis amputntt-.t
my lear war In'twotui th itiiooaml tlio htp,
f'ollowIiKthli my heultti Imnrovyd nUKittr but
ho nly tuthcrtmr In -rati tu form on my Ikm iy.
.-'itmlly It KHi'i hurnti;.urii)a wiu w t mine mini
xnd 1 0o:il t unnr frx,tti tli dr U Ural
jiIItI h.iTO ir.iriMVt U: 1 1 in ttn Ilia' troiiifrr
uud t!i p.ilufJl k.'Jicr!u:a ljav diai.eirvU ,
it iliVH'.ll tlHKNKN m 4 t'ANII IALI K tlV M. ),.
lrr Vl'lM tt MrlUlfh WS) (Mill atCl aitYOHI4tllltU ttf
tlmlt h. I) f Oim. ill pri p4rii(, itn Kill (' m
ttifl Truik, In whirfc ! l'W Mitn nup
hill m wiwn Mnl tmitMttm t ttl ftrltltM, Tti amIi
liurmHil with Ibis will lw ridiauliHisly mall,
III 'Hlr smrmfJiilHi m inwwwuww win ainrw m wivtJi ift
ujar Haw m f-r ' "'' "- H l
k rvarMT nil wn w r i Hua,
. ami mitt HW f wrp im rw" nniijf imi
lil WW "W. inin fiu ovn
. VHtaii mi.i. nn unun rH it nin fivr
. iitrtra ibirTK a uun wr awfaaTiaa
. IK SIT H 9
In imims wMrt mHiiwt r ihini NMh
. iiitriwffm "a $ty iM wf ufnitMt, "
Ii4mnit m M I' itv iit4hitll.
.If D h Hf iikhiIii r using ft U4
.mill ntw jrr mm f mmv, laiitif
. wnt jruuMtiHa im iiinn,Miiiiiif
l rmHi'ini of iiMfni, aun ir nMii.itj
win ntu run iii-tti wirr.
WIMkltlliSlstsj Hltltl dlM
1 ttfMR Mf ITMl
kitHtir lo Hi Afjf
Mr in ini rt
Dial tb AktrntHur
r. la iti tMt
M mt
Hood's'jsCures
iiul I am ahrtlit Ollred of HIT 111a.
ia dus to HiMKi a Mirspanussmi i iceitiiaii
A'lthacredlt
1 1 feel that I
II. f IlrSNKTT,
cannot auealt Lki hlffhlv of it.'
starker, tiresou. Cot only HOO0'8.
Hood's PHIS scleaally.yct promiuiy,
THE CHIN
la too neighborly With thseheat.and
ths eyaa lind t'i floor too aoun, Mva
ex-l'rcalileiit llnrrlaon about nuplla
witnuiit military unit.
Bishop Scott Academy,
Portland. Or., la a military aehool
under Kovernroeuteoiiirot. Flu for
collcne or bualueaa. Wrlie t, r eata
Iokuo. sprlug terra beglna Febru-
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develop from io lu lMiurMi power; can be Belting, racking ant Hose, Boots and
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Sue, 33x48 inwide bearers; table dUtrlbu-
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folio or ix coliiinn nuaHo: a anlfnilld all-
round press for country otl.oe: fur tale
cueap; guaranteea ui order. Address
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Portland, Or.
Shoes, Rubber and 0U Clothing,
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if tai , (,, a IH) MkMini Haaaa
73 sua 75 riret c. Iartlane1. Or.
tjrjt Utj catslofue rasa.
THE GREAT CURE
Dm namellne Stora PoUah : noduat, ooataall.
TT GsamSA fur hrekfaat- . ,r hi a noS, Tl.elon)M TIAMMa
jsi!. HQPilPP Q IsPHiPflir
mMs,b sura aud auartwItaWX I fll .1 lllllllllllV
f! if FERRY'S 1. IIUUUU ll llUlUUUI,
Wl I SEEDS.
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J CJSPf eiiUilria the auui and uUlancal FOB ;
fJs,V. Wf "'" bitwat ntrmltis know I- m m
Ai SW' INDIGESTION
T " rraaa4a
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S" A Dr. William.' Inillan Wla
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CONSTIPATION.
Their Drill.
While an order froth militarr beadanar-
ters demands obedience, there may be more i
thau one way of obeying it, according to
tne staitnieut of an out time member of a
Michigan regiment. Karly in the year 1.66 j
mere came au order from beauquartets,
central district of Texas, requiring com
Pny drills twice each day in every regi
ment in tbe command.
As the weather was bot and the regiment
was soon to be miiRtereti out, tbe colonel
tnougnt coiTipliance with this order useless,
and so ordered two daily drills of Are min- j
Dies eacn.
knowledge of this evasion of orders
reacnea I lie general commanding. and
forthwith there came an onier for a drill ( I
two noun each day, in compliance with
wnicu tne following order was read at even
ing pnnuie:
'Headquarters d Michigan iiifaotrr I
Tolimteers. . In cdedience to orders from I
superior nemiimnrtem. there will ba a.m.
pany drills from half past 8 to half past It
o'clock a. m. each day. Tbe commander
of the regiment deairesthnt the most shady
spots be selected for drills, and that tbe
men shall not be expweil to violent exercii
in tne bent of the sun."
The drill took place. A shady spot was
carefully selected, and for two hours tbe I
orders to "stack arms" and "rest" were)
cneeriuiiy followed. iouth's Companion.
I National Mnaenaa Treaaoree.
Uncle Sam has some very valuable treas
ures of gold in tbe National museum
They are of great wort h intrinsically, apart I
from the historic interest attaching to
meru. Among inese are tnree massive cas
kets of solid gold, each as big as a four
pound candy box. 'X hey are gifts to Gen
eral Grant from the cities of London, Ayr
and Glasgow, respectively, containing the
ireeaom 01 muse towns. 1 here la a sold
card of invitation to a ball, which was sent
by friends in bun iranciaca It ws i in
closed in a silver envelope, with the ad
dress engraved on the outside and an ordi
nary 2 cent stamp affixed. Also there is a
gold sclmiter, sent by the emperor of Mo
rocco to Thomas Jefferson, as well aa mmij
gold billed hwonlH, with solid gold scab
bards. Two of tbene were given to General
Shields by tbe Btatesof South Carolina and
Illinois as tokens of appreciation fur serv
ices in the Mexicau war. Congress mir
chased them from tbe general's family for
iu.wu. riillaaelpma Ledger.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
leinls to perwinal enjoyment when
rightly ust'd. The many, who live bet
ter than others antl enjoy life more, with
'ess expenditure, bv more nromntlT
nilnptinar the world's best products lo
me iierus oi puysii-at ueing, will attest
uic vaiue to uealtli or the purs liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy. Syrup of Fins.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in me form most acceptable and pleas
snt to the taste, the refreshing and truly
Dencnciai properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dinin-lling colds, headaches and fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions snd
& ... i . i , ... .. ,
met, wun me approval ot me nieaicai
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without west
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every ODjectionable substance.
Syrup of Fitra is for salo bv all drue-
gists in 60c and IT bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fiir 8vruo
m. only, whose name is printed on every
packaze, also the name. HrriiD of Fie.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if out-rcd.
Dr. W llllama' Indian Mia
lOliitnteu! will cure Hllnd,
1 illeedlii and Ilctilns fllea.
i It abaorlia the tumora. allara
. ine nenins at once, aria aa s pour
tlee. slvea Inatmnt eallef. Dr. Will.
lama' Indian Pile Ointment la nrenarol
lor Piles snd Itching of the private
H-' oTprj do. i. warranim. Iir arus
.Uta. bv mall nn MN-alnt nt nrliw. .VI A,,?.
I aria i.ou wiLLiaais sajUrHCTURIiia CO.,
I'roprletora, Clerelaud, Ohio.
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Mail
A Whole Garden.
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will tell r all about It. unaot il and I'I.li
. 'HtiftrwiKMl all Mini . , 'm , am ...
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It U poaltlve ears for all Ihnaa nalntul ri.lL
I oals complalnui sua onmplioalaxl Ironl.laa and
Ti amouf our Wlvas, uothan
I Ths rfnt la lmmallau and laallnf. Two m
Ihre doaea of Da. Paanaa'a Haaauv uk d.n.
aepa lha blood pool, ths liver aud khliwra
Iva and will nllraly aradleate from ths ayalara
Mlinu?T?'.5'I?'"U' Wl "baurn, or say othaa
form ol blond disease.
Mo nedlnlii vr introduced n thla eountri
baa mat with atteh mady aala, nor (Ivan aucb
n" i? ""'"lion whauavsr oasd as Ibal ol
Thla rainady haa bean n.d In ths hoard talt
lbmubout thaold world form Mat twantv
In!!r.i;2.M",,''e ' bovs dlMaari,
remrtiwliu. "bi all other w-dlad
iid lor MmpbiM of taatlmoulala from thoa
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A Coamopolitaa HoleL
There Is a little, quaint French hotel neat
but not io the "Tenderloin" district that
has more nationalities represented among
tne ueip Loan many a larger place.
Tbe proprietress is French, the waiters
are Italian, the barkeeper is Spanish, tbe
elevator boy is Irib, tbe night porter la
bwedisb, and the caei ia German. New
'TIS CHEAPER IN TUP Pimp.
(SALARY
AND EXPENSES EtK..,M
...... ,,.r. wauww DHUS. tO..I)n-t
Smoke the Admiral Clean
Jhe Am,r' Cigarettes are
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