The Oregon mist., May 04, 1894, Image 4

Rpyal Baking Powder j;
Leads All.
From actual analysis made by me, I
pronounce the Royal Baking Powder
to be the Strongest and Purest Baking
Powder before the public.
It is entirely free from alum and other
additions injuriots to health.
Pnf. Cktmistry, Coiltjy cf Pkamuuy Dtp't.
, Vntvmttj California.
All other baklrtg
analysis to contain
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Pinning Him Down.
She Why didn't you come around last
nigbtj
He I didn't get through at tbe office un
til ao lute t hat I hadn't time to go home to
dress, arid 1 didn't like to call in my busi
ness suit.
She Why notf Don't you mean busi
ness? Detroit Free Press. . ; , .
Inconsolable.
Dear Friend Try to console yourself, my
dear.,- Remember that your late husband
was rery, very old, and he left you a for
tune, you know.
Young Widow Yes, but it waa on on
condition that I should ner never marry
again. Boo, boo, hoot New York Weekly.
. , - Groat Danger,"
Kitty Willis Norton met a girl on the
steamer, and before they got to the other
aide be was engaged to her. What do you
think of tbatf
Tom It only goes to show that not all of
tbe per. la of ocean travel hare been elimi
nated yet. Life, v
The Walking Stick Fad.
Joe You girls have queer fads now.
Katie What, for instance?
Joe Well, I saw Miss Fanny Deaakel
walking with a stick yesterday.
Katie (eagerly ) Who was it That odious
Air. H innate? Detroit Free Press.
One of the Fusions.
Tommers James informs me that he has
a passion for work.
lJummer Well, I guess tbat'i about
right, although it's a little too strong a
woid to describe an ordinary dislike. Chi
cago Record "
Better StilL
Bunker fat the ball) Say, do you know
that you have been in the conservatory half
an hour with one girL
Hill That's nothing! I expect to be in
Iter fHtoer's office tomorrow for two hour.
Puck.' ' - . . - , :
The Voice of Experience.
"Appearances are very deceptive," re
marked tbe tenor. ,
"Yes," replied the prima donna, "espe
cially farewell appearance. "Washington
Star. -
A Good Gncea.
Professor All natural products are di
vided into three parts. Mr. Thompson,
where do yon place sugar?
Mr homr-wn ?nt tb cnrTf Hullo.
BICYCLES.
Swift, Light, Strong,
Bailable and Beaa
. tiruL.
A live agent wanted in
every city end town in Ore
goii. Wa.hiDg ton and Idaho
Send lor catalogue and
tern. ...
f RED T. MILL CICLE CO.
1ST Washington St.. Portland, Or.
TAKE IT
W.PruNDER'S
Oreqpn Blbgd Purifier.
KIDNEY" tf LIVER DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA.
iiie-iiana -t. -MwanaMai
PIMPLES. BLOTCHES AND SKSI OrStASES .
HEADACHE ' COSTIVENESS.
STUI TBT.
Only the beat An It There only one
... bet. The best brand of BELTINti and
HOSB are Mallese Crow and Kd Strip
Benin ww ntiiwirm, tuagewooo ana
..... Wallabom aieam and Water Hn. They
hare stood the hit since 1)556. Everr
length Is suaranteed. Demand teem of
your aeaier. -
Gulta Percha and Rubber Mfg. Co.,
Established 1S5S.
Portland, Or.
And GOPHERS Totally Exterminated by
WHEELER'S CARBON BISULPHIDE.
F. A. Cook Co.. Sola Agents, Portland,
should be rich, to nourish.
, Depleted blood means a pale
face and Anaemia.
Emulsion
the cream of Cod-llver Oil,
t enriches the blood, restores a
healthy color, cures Anaemia
and tones vp the system.
Fhysiei :,k-it the. world over,
endoiw it.
Don't be decefved bj Sauifltotetl
rssaared ?.' Bowne.il. V. I " Pi lulaw
Rambler
A
; Printed
in ait Ink.
Agents.
with Jaenecke-UIl'
PALMKJi' EEY,
powders are shown by
alum, lime or ammonia.
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A Ready Reckoner. '
"Does this road lead to EvansvUler" I
asked of an old darky louuging at tbe door
Of bis' cabin.
"I reckon it do, sab."
"Liitfarf" , .
"I reckon it am."
"Can I reach it by sundown?"
, "I reckon, so yuse early 'nuff."
"Could you tell me how many miles it is
toIfivansvUler"
"I reckon 1 could, sah."
"How many?"
"I reckon I dunno.
"But you said you could tell me."
"I reckon I could if I snowed."
"See here," I said angrily. "I believe
you're next to a fool."
I reckon yuse right, sab," answered the
fellow, with a grin that made me want to
dismount and kick him. Detroit Free
Press. .
Kul Be So.
Ralph Suppose a fellow's best girl gets
mad when he asks for a kiss?
Curtis Take it without asking.
Ralph Suppose she gets mad then?
Curtis Then be's got some other fellow's
girL Brooklyn Life.
A Sad Plight.
A very diffident young man, whoisstrug-
gung witn His nrst taint signs of a mus
tache and lovesick neaa, went down to the
quiet little village of Berlin, on the Cam
den and Atlantic railroad, on Sunday. His
vinit to a certain fair one was so pleasant
that tbe evening hours wore away with as
tonishing rapidity. He came to his senses
at an hour long past the movement of the
last train for tbe city. Tbe fair one's fam
ily made him comfortable for the night,
and be panted into- dreamland full of hap
piness. .
When the family awoke the next morn
ing, it was thrown into consternation.
Burglars had invaded tbe bouse during the
night and carried off a lot of things. The
diffident young man was awakened by the
contusion, and vainly he searched for bis
trousers. Cold perspiration broke outupoa
him, and he aat down upon the bed and
wailed inwardly. He managed to acquaint
his sweetheart's relatives of his predica
ment, but as paterfamilias waa the only
man in tbe family, and be weighs close to
800 pounds, tbe trouble waa only accentu
ated. There is not a pair of trousers on
sals in Uerlin, and the unfortunate love
lorn yontb rras compelled to remain a pris
oner in his room while his sweetheart cams
to the city, got a pair of trousers at bis
some ana took them down at 9 o clock In
the afternoon. Philadelphia Record.
In Keserre.
Tbe passionate pleadings of tbe foreign
nobleman were lost npon her.
so," sue repeated, 'There is little In
name."
She spurned his suit.
"Ob. why" ;
He pressed hia band to his brow.
"reject me thus hastily? Thou hast
not heard tbe half of mine."
Drawing from bis bosom several tMur.es of
typewritten manuscript, be bade her read.
uetroit inonne.
Bealisaa.' --
First Actor Look here. Talk about yotir
realism on tbe stage. Why, I once played
tbe part of Old Moore in "The Robbers,"
with tbe result that the entire audience
were bathed in tears. ,
Second Actor Why, my dear fellow, that
is nothing.' Our company recently save in
a country place a performance of "The Bob
bers," which was so true to life that the
inhabitants missed several articles tbe fol
lowing day. Tit-Bits; -
The Dog Cot A way.
The dogs of. Paris are giving good
deal of trouble to the police as well as to
their owners, who scarcely dare let
them go ont of their sight lest they
should be pounced upon and taken off
to the Fouriere to be forthwith destroyed.
There can be no question that in tbe
very hot weather stray dogs constitute
certain danger. It appears, however.
from all that is said on the subject,
that the new police regulations concern
ing dogs are rather heedlessly severe,
the consequence being frequent colli
sions between dog owners and the police.
The other day, for instance, an almost
serious scuffle occurred in Paris,
cans of which was a dog. The animal
was mowed by
10 c..mu ... ma eire-v
to be without the regulation muzzle.
and was at ones "arrested," if the ex
pression may be used. ' -- -
A troman claimed the animal as her
property in presence of a crowd of COO
people. Tbe affair took such a lively
turn that the police offcers were com
pelled to draw their sword bayonets in
their own defense. The upshot of the
matter was that one of the officers was
rather severely injured, and that had it
not been for the arrival of a party of
constables on the scene it is probable
there wonld hare been serious fighting.
In the course of tbe sou tbe dog, the
original cause at it, escaped. Levant
Serajd, .
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
two Qnalnt tittle Seunterers. .
Such odd, quaint little figure they
were, the tiny Jack and Jill trudging
along the beach not a thousand mile
from New York the other day. By the
tall, broad shouldered maid, who wore
her snowy cap and apron with a super
cilious dignity that few American wom
en can attain in the wearing of It dia
mond tiara and epaulets, you knew
they were of English origiu, and would
have presented, if they had turned
boat, fresh, rosy faces, clear blue eyes,
and the sunniest of golden "fringes."
Indeed, the fair curls escaping from the
old fashioned "granny bonnet" were of
pun gold in the eunlight
However, it was the dress which at
tracted and held your attention, for the
little cavalier was in full Scottish dress,
with hose and kilt of the gayest tartan,
the latter rolled down to show a glimpse
of dimpled and aunbrowned sturdy
knees. The coat was of black velvet,
the bonnet of hunter's green, and the
plaidie thrown over his shoulder, which
was to be thrown down over tbe sand in
a coach for the little maid, had tbe color
of the autumn moors in its checkings.
And the tiny lady wore a coat of the
dull soft green that lichens show, with
a brocade of darker greens and paler
grays. This coat was laid in deep tuck
about the edge, and had huge mutton
leg sleeves tucked to the elbow, the
whole finished with yoke of Irish
point lined with green. The little bon
net of Quaker gray bad a big white satin
bow on tbe outside and a fine lace bor
der inside the broad brim, and was tied
with broad white satin string nnder the
chin. New York Son.
Jim.
Sometimes, wbec the scent of early Mar
Sifts through my window, a soft spring day,
bat my eyes and can seem to sea
Little lame Jim in tbe apple tree.
Playing umpire, "Just for fun!"
In the races be never might hope to run.
And can hear him laugh aa be shouted, gay-
"Une to make ready!
Two to be steady I
Three, and A way!"
ever a race was there for Jim.
Never a coarse marked out tor him.
But always the boys with tender care
Bore him ont in tbe soft May air
And bolstered him up in the tree In state.
With a "There, old fellow, ain't that (treat?
Now give as a start: that verae you know-
"One to make ready!
Two to be steady!
Three. and-Go!'"
Over the brook and down tbe lane.
Through the meadow and back again
And Jim would forget bis dignity.
And lean far ont from bis perch to see.
Watching tbe boys as they leaped tbe wall,
"Hit Run, Bill, run!" I could bear him call
And his clear voice chant as tbe victors came-
"The (lrst's tbe best,
Tbe second's tbe same,
Tbe last's tbe worst of all the game."
Dear little Jim! His race Is run,
Bis walls are cleared and his vict'ry won.
And tbe boys rub their eyes with grimy paws
"We can't run races," they say, "because
Jim's not in the tree to start us fair.
It's no fun playing with Jim not there.
Nobody else knows how to say
One to make ready! -
Two to be steady!
Three, and Away!"
Maud R. Burton la Youth's Companion.
Why She Waa Thankful.
A little girl but fonr years old was ob
served to be very devout in church, and
to be yery eager not to miss attending
the services. "What do yon do when
yon are there, Rosier asked a lady
friend. "Yon cannot read and must get
very tired of such long services." The
little one shook ber head gravely. "I
sm never tired," she said; "1 have so
much to say to God." "What do you
say, do tell me?" persisted the lady. The
child climbed on ber knee and whispered
with all ber soul in her eyes, "I cannot
go to church too often to thank God 1
was not born a boy." New York Re
corder.
The Obedient Dime.
Lay a dime between two half dollars
and place upon the larger coins a glass,
aa in the accompanying illustration.
Then remove the dime without displac
ing either the balf dollars or the glass.
Alter having placed the glass and
coins as indicated, simply scratch the
j i-.i-iu lm nuu ujs uaii ui ilia iureuuger
in the direction in which you would
j have the dime to move, and it will an
swer immediately. The tablecloth is
inklaflWI, with tl i 1 .1. M 12
necessary.
The "Engaged" GirL
A girl "engaged" is subject to all the
disadvantages. She must stay at home,
ezcemt when her intended hm fit tn tnlra
tDe , her out, and she must repel all courte
nal ! . .1 v. -
jealous. Ludgate Weekly.
An Esthetic Banquet.
First Street Waif Got 'nough money ter
buy yer snpperf
Second Street Waif Yep.
'go've I. Less go to de t'eater."
"Wot'll yre do fer supper den f"
"There's most always a meal in ever-
lay, We kin watch de actors eat." Good
ews.
Obeying Bar.
A schoolboy was asked how many wars
Spain bad in ths fifteenth century.
, "Six." the boy promptly replied. -"Enumerate
them," aald the teacher.
"One, two, three, four, five, six," said ths
boy. Tit-Bits.
TH8 NEW CHINESE BILL.
The photograph' Frovltloa and the Decla
ration Concerning Merchants.
The annate of the United States on the
day before its adjournment passed the
act for the amendment of the Ueary ex
clusion law precisely as It came from
the house, lu view of this decision and
of the overwhelming majority which the
measure had received in the house,
must stand as the matured expression of
the judgment of the representatives of
the American people as a whole.
It is rather noteworthy that while the
period of extension granted to the Chi
nese for registration is six months after
the enactment of this new law, the time
will expire during the first week of next
May, or alimwt exactly one year after
the period fixed in the original ueary
act. That year will have taught nine
to our Mongolian fellow residents, aud
they may be expected to avail themselves
almost to a man of the privilege now ac
corded by congress.
The new law requires of the applicant
a photograph, and this provision has
sometimes been stigmatized as import
ing rogues' gallery methods Into Its ex
ecution. This criticism is not sound
Many railroads, as was pointed out in
the house debate, in giving their most
favored customers the privilege of what
are known as 1,000 mile tickets for a low
er price than ordinary mileage rates, re
quire that upon such a ticket shall be
placed uot only the purchaser's unme,
but bis photograph. In order that no
body else may tine it. Most of those
persons who had season tickets of free
admission to the Chicago fair were in
like manner obliged to attach their pho
tographs to the tickets. In these and
similar cases the purpose is not humilia
tion, but identification, so that privileges
grunted may not lie misused by persona
who come wrongly into possession of
them. That is exactly the case with the
Chinese, aud there is nothing else in the
requirement of a photograph for the cer
tificate of protection.
Another important new feature of ths
amendment act is that which defines the
word "merchant," as used in the Geary
law. No one can question that it is bet
ter to have a precise description of what
is intended by this term than that it
should be left to conjectural interpreta
tion outside of the lawmaking power.
A merchant is now declared to be, fir
the purpose of this act, "a person en
gaged in buying and selling merchandise
at a fixed place of business, which busi
ness is conducted iu his name, and who,
during the time he claims to be engaged
as a merchant, does pot eugsge in the
performance of any manual labor, ex
cept such as is necessary in tne conduct
of bis business as such merchant." This
does not appear to bean unjust definition,
or one unduly strained for the purpose of
excluding persons from the status of
merchants who are fairly entitled to it
Cut however that may be, the words
thus nsed in tbe amended act are direct
ly drawn from similar definitions, either
in preceding Chinese exclusion acts or
in existing treasury decisions interpret
ing those acts and establishing rules for
their execution. New York Sun.
aeeeurul Conning Amid DlmcnlHea.
For the past two years life has been
anpleasaut for Dr. William Aeatis,
Oeorge Thorpe and the doctor's daugh
ter. Thorpe persisted in calling on tbe girl
he loved, and every time he and the
irate father met a fight ensued, and each
bas spent f 100 or more in the courts.
For some time past Thorpe aud Aestis
threatened to shoot each other, and the
community expected a duel, it bas just
now developed that Oeorge is the victor.
and two weeks since at Marion Miss
Aestis became Mrs. Thorpe. That part
seemed not so hard as breaking the news
to papa. -
When the pleading daughter related
the circumstance she was made happy
by the father insuring bis blessing in
the future to both, and he now prides
himself in having a son-in-law who
could woo bis daughter under such try
ing circumstances. Cor Indianapolis
ovutiuei.
How tu Scare Oft- MuMiiiltues,
Before taking your next outing on the
shore or in the woods provide yourself
with a bottle of pennyroyal extract. Do
not hesitate to rub it plentifully over
the face, neck, hands ami any exposed
part of the body. Even the most de
termined moeqmto will avoid the neigh
borhood abundantly scented with penny-
royai. ,
Xt is a singular fact that although last
year enormous fields of ice had begun
to invade the so called "steamer lanoi
of the Atlantic at the opening of sprina.
there has been comparatively little ice
this year.
A Pittsburg justice decides that it is
legal for any householder, from his own
premises, to throw water upon an organ
Ifnnder who refn- to move on
.!. 4 mmmtmssmmmmem
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
'ss expenditure, by more promptly
idaptine the world's best products lo
.lie needs of physical being, will attest
he value to health of the pure liquid
itxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a erfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It bas given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 60c and t bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the (Dulifornja Fig Syrup
Co. only; whose name is printed pn every
package, also tbe name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
Kleetrle teeentotlves.
In a recent address before the Chioago
Eleotrlo club It wos stated that within a
year there will lie in operation In this
country five electrio locomotives of from
TOO to 1,11)0 horsepower and weighing
from forty-five to eighty tons. Such ma
chines will haul trains of 400 tons at
thirty miles per hour up a grade of
twenty-six feet to the mile, and when
operated at a voltage about double that
now used ou trolley roads will develop
high speed service, -
The Last llualiranger (lone.
The last or one of the lust of the old
Australian bushrangers is dead. Forty
years ago the mime of Black Douglas
was renowned in New South Wales. Ho
was a negro, and had been a pnso
fighter before he took to the ropes, tils
real name waa Russell, aud he died in
the hospital at Sandhurst the old Ben
digo, the Victoria mining town. Bush
rangers already seem almost as extinct
highwaymen. Mid-Clster MulL
A firm of London furriers found us
fora quantity of old quilted satin linings,
which were still good, but of no further
business value, in distributing them
through a city missionary among the
destitute and pauper Inhabitants of Soho.
a miserable Loudon district
A Milford (hid.) woman was bitten on
the cheek by a mosquito a few days ago.
Blood p.iisonmg resulted and ber life
was saved with dilllculty.
NAN'S INHUMANITY TO IIIMSKLF.
The ntMt Inhnmsn oulrst -, autrsf e nh'ch
would ilii-Kria-e the aSMt, man iierietrale
unon hiaewn syntein hyswNllowlitSuritialt'imr
Xiitlve wh eta coiiviiImi hit .lumuch. K"io
ui lutiatiiies sndwiakuii I la avslpin. Many
pti plerontuiiily dn till- tier the Imp fstu
inn- mmm-HHH-nift win w it'll nr riuit-iii
Ihelr fti'tli'U, a il purtic uhtrlv oathartl' a, are ol
ii. v Hau. irr.-iirauio injury lo neann is
rroushl nnner ibis niia akeu Mim. 'In? lot
i-e ftliU-h most near y aiiro rhea lhe hum-It
-ent ac Ion of nature s Huatutli-r's Mlnmitch
titera, will b if ivtihua.iait tiior-'itiih.aiid -i
ieorutts the ntt-alliial an-1 ln-led of eak-
n hut aud Iriliiitlni It. Th- livi-rsud Itit-ttotn
rli aharo In lhe boa K itlslullue Inatiiuli-il by
hia -, nu-rt hensve fiHclne. whose healthful
iiinuent-t u (on i-'rouvhom me aynit-m
Mala-
ions, rlu tumitlu, klouoy end
nervous torn
plaluls stli vuiiib lo l.
No matter bow low a fohtouable dress may be
in, ii always Qoiue DiKN.
A SURGEON'S KNIFE
J I yes you a feeling of horror and
read, lucre la no longer tuttalty (or
lis use In mutiy dieaa formerly re
garded as Incurable witbout cutting.
The Triumph of Coaserrativi Surgery
Is we!! Illustrated by tbe fact that
RIIPTIIRF r "reach. Is now nM.
PWI I Wllfc. rally cured without tne
knlfoand without pain. Clumsy, rliaf
Ing ti ua cuu bo Ihrowli away I They
never euro but ofti-n Induce IntUui
nmtlon, st rami ula: ion ami ih-nlli,
TllMnRQ Ovnrinn, Fibroid tllhirlne)
I VHIWHv ami iiuiny others, are now
removed without the perils Of out
ting operation.
PILE TUMORS, fcTuT.'TO
other disensei of the lower bowel, era
permanently cured without faW ur
resort lo the knife,
CTnMC lu thn Hladder, no matter
' "b how lanris Is crushed, pul
verised, washed not and r!itty re
moved wunooi culling,
CTDftllDC of Urinary Pasmge le
dlnlUIUnC si-, -.-moved -about
cutting lo hundreds of eases, tor
pamphlet, rrferenoa and all parllci.
Inm. sciil IU oenia III) stamps! to
World's llli'iiaury Mi-tli-nl Aaaup)s.
Uua, m Mam 6Wi Uuaakfc. ti, (
KWs.,
SOc-.S. I
81.00 Bottle,
One cent a dose.
It is sold en a guarantee by all dm--
tF: I .CUL Incipient Consumptitr
and is the beat Cough and Croup o ure.
INSIST
iSAVtK
Belting, Packing and Hose, Boots and
Shoes Rubber and OU Clothing,
Druggists' Rubber Goods,
gARt-ACTCaSD ST
Goodyear Robber Co,
73 and 75 rirat .. PortUud, Or.
Write for OHtnIogne rxiB.
Wllifr Lthe
mdV TkMrrrA
car i ii -m -r i
IF YOU WANT TO FEEL PERFECT CURE PROMPTLY, OF
LU
MB
s
. JACOBS OIL WILL DQ IT
1
DROP IT
MIT 18 IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT." TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SAPOLIO
Hay Forks, Rakes, Scythes,
' "ww'WMiUK B T .,
aW Cut this advertisement out, and
THi
t FEFLEi
MITT-
should ri
GOLDEN WEST BAKING POWDER
Into their platform. To nae It Is a meuure ol
health, pieasare and eoouomv.
and
Printed
man nk.
Agents,
with Jaenecke-Ull-PALMEB
& REY,
OVSRCOM OPPOSITION.
''tnuwIedBsowoomssignoranosMiun-
light darkness." In the same way An-
coca's Poaoos Fustim havsovsreomsths
prejudlos of people whp are opposed to
every remedy of ths kind. Thslr success
it tea titled to on every hand by tbots who
have used them aud those wno nave
them used. ,, , I
uw ll-i tlilrtv veara thefhavsl
won the hluhnat nralsa from people of I
..,. (i. ,.!,. i .rv nomitrv. Suf
ferers from rheumatism, Indigestion, still
mi .. iiini hava tiihl of their value. I
and friends who have seen ths relief and 1
returning health have aildea tueir praise u;
Abu-ova's 1'osotis PbASTsas. The re nit
has been that opposition has teased and
they stand supreme.
KSAMPKSTira ribbsoan always am reueu
"!"
Mamma (ai ahe Is servlns the pie at tahli-)-What
ia an Improper fraction, Johnny f Juliiiuy I
Auyiiuug ie insu a uuaru-r, mamma.
For bronchial and asthma tie complaints
and o mghi and colds "rVrwa'i Hnn(kint
Truck m" have remarkable ourstivs proper
ties, Sta oente a box.
Weary WaviluaWhy don't you sit dowst
on-Hry vraiisies r uou l iit iu ge i up.
HOW'S TIIIST
Wo offer One Hundred nolle-' Reward for
any east- ol ratal rh that cannot be mired by
Hall s ratarrn l ure.
P. J. I IIKNK V A flO.. Prom..Tol-do. O,
We. thn mi len-ia-nad. r-ave known K i. Che
ney tor lhe laat fifteen vrara, aud believe him
puifictly hiinoiablo In all biialneas tram-actions
ami nimueiaiiy aoie 10 retry out snr nuusnium
mane uy inei n-tn. n am oi iiicaa,
nnoiev io iirugvia'a, loii-oo.vr.
WAI.IHNO, KINNAN A MAKVIN,
11 holeaate Pritaatata, Toledo, O
Hall's Catarrh Cine Is laavn internally, aelli-s
ithectlv iiihiii lhe blond an-l mueoui autfarwe of
ihvsyat-m, 1'rlee. 7&m-nts ner bottle. Mold by
su uiugKiais, leaiiiuouiais nee.
He My lore will have no eudliif, dear. Nht
Mow, I aav, Uvorge, aren't you solus tu marry
meatier an r
(inard yourself lor summer malaria, tired I
feeling, by using uuw Oregon Wood furlner.
On kuaaialliw aiose Pnlian t dust, ao sasal
Tsr Ossmb fur breakfast.
WANTSn.-A SMila aa a twin n ' a vws
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Bee Supplies.
PORTLAND SEED CO.,
17 1 Beenad atrent, . rwrlland, Or.
Send for oatalogue.
HERCULES
GAS ENGINE.!
Umm Wilts u mw UsumiIIbs.
Tour Wife can ran It Beqnl no licensed
enilneer. Makes noaaaeU or dirt, MoBatUjnet
m Mmm epara.
PALatCsl MET.
8a rsascttco, Cab Pobuhb.
BEATS STEAII FOWEf
AGO
AS KOTHING ELSE CAN DO.
It YOUR BUHINKMS UOKM MOT PAY.
Chickens are easily and successfully
raised by asing the Petaluma In
P"t9rS) and Broodora. Our II
ou want It, writ
sw.si ertWl, ri
:m GALVANIZED
WIRE
IJETTIfJG,
4, SO, 8, 4S an.i;T Inches Wide,
f GENT SQUIRE FOOT.
O. B. STUBBS.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
send it when you write.
rn un Williams' Indian Pile
tajy 'KOToni win cure Blind,
j Bleeding and Itching mn,
.. ' alMorl the tumors, allays
tice. gives lnatantnill.. n. Cm
ams' Indian PIU riini.... i. . .
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V. V. V. Bo. 643-8, f . . V, Ko.
620
atfra. A. O. JsTnKook
Orlosus, Ind, .
Reason for Faith
Cured of Scrofula by Hood's
scrofula permeate humanity. II Is thoroughly
lutuwd lulu the blood, rlearrmly a man Is
free from It, In one form or another. Hood's
aaisaimrllls eurea scrofula pnuaptly, surely,
perinaueully, Tnnusauda of people say so.
Fur Instance, read 111 'si
"I am Jusllntid la thinking Hood's Reri,srllle
a apleudld usdiolne by own experience w I tit
It. I was a great aiifTorer from tvmhils, hsv
let dn-adfu! aor-a In my ears and on my
head.Mimellwee like large bolls.dlaehargliig
all the lima, My huauaud lunlateil tliat f
take Iteod's Saraaparilla. Of tbe Aral bottle
My Apojtltsi IrriDrovad.
sad I lelt somewhat bettor. Ho 1 bonglilanother
Uvttie, and by the lime It was half time th
sorofula bad eulirely disappeared. I ant
Hood's'iSCurcs
now eulirely free from scrnftil and wss
never lu bailer healirt. IsVal tHanuiiiartlia
aim euieii roe ot a leMble iln in my side,
ufui-iimi, t- HMsn,-- Mas, a,
0. Maubuts, Orleans, ludlaua.
Hood's PHI cms liver ths, ennitlnilnn,
bllluuaiiisa,(uulioe.strK hosilaulie,lieli. siloib
KIDNEY,
(ladder. Prlaarv and Uver fila. Dmn..
OraTel aad IHabetas are eured y
HUNT'S REMEDY
THI BIST KIONIY
AMD UVKR
MIOIOINft.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Onres right's IMaeaaa, R-tenllaa or Ken t
lenUoa of Urine, ralaa la tbellaos.Utlua u
Side,
HUNT'S REMEDY
Onres laleaparanna, HervoM Diseases, Ueuera
i-mity, renuue weasneaa and kscessui.
UIIMT'Q DCMCnV
null I U IILIIILU I
" " t -s sa, wvwtls-SMl-J Sjnu rSJs
HUNT'S REMEDY
SOTS) T SNtlKlM Uia Sllal---.. s
and Mnwels, rotnrlng them to a kaaliaa i
Don, and tl KKtshiu all nlhar ,!
tall. Hundreds Save been saved who have to
liven up to die by friends aad physloies.
og.ii raw -1.L UHiutjiaT.
THE GREAT CURE
-roa-
INDIGESTION
-aKU-
CONSTIPATION.
Re;u!absr cf the LWertftnd Kidneys
-a nrtvmo roa-
,m"' .''ft'SS. . , ,
lot 111 Otber Blood tad Skin Dlieim.
It Is a nasitlva earn lot all thus Hi.hi a.ii
eateooniDlaluuaiiaanmiiil aii t.7...,i m
sn"daTgMSnim,BOB tmou "" ". motbers
.a-li?-"' '-' smd lasting. Twow
three dpses of Da. Caanas's Hsmbi.t taken dell?
Keeps the blood cool, the liver and kidneys ml
ive. and will entirely eradicate from the system
roriwjoyiv' "u-' "
t.S.Ju!iS" '"'"dneed In this country
has met with such ready sale, nor given such
r5Z?. 1 "J""'-,t"m -bonerer used as that ol
Us. r-aaues's ban snr.
hJ??Tlt'm!lMn.Ti ln ""S hoapluU
throughout the old world lor the Baal i-om
J;Sl'?!tt,.-',,pS?"10 '"I" dlwaees.
re?msdiMli. " eu,"B,, other afroalled
-Sll? tor.P-pll of teatlmonlaU from those
71 .ri? b,e n-f-d bw It- an. Urugglsta sell
ikVsaLfby' 1 M l,a 0","",'
MACK & CO.,
fsnd II front 8t tan Franolsoo
. L. Imnr-.t Aa at e.m
lenuals cuatiim wntk, mating Irmn
' f si wiue mr iiu- innnry
I In lhe world. Name ami nrloi
i.iainpta on lhe bottom. Kcry
ur worronli -cl. Take no sobsil.
Intii. See local paprm fur full
nr jnuit-s atiu k;rn.
Ilcmcn or send for 7.
giving in.
struct Ions
iiSuS'jh ""'sefree. You enn get tbe best
Bargains of dealers who push our shoes"
WE IUT-H1 s
WORK f OR US
thus making !
,T?mS2 H w,?i '" preferred
be ued lo ni ...
ijwre imiirs inH
N. K. Johnson a
tolth snd Mn straeuTltlshmoiid, ' Va.
n
Waa,
WaJ
Camensantivea and people
""'"ak laagsor Aslh
ma, should ose Use's Cure tor
Oonsamptloa. It baa e-red
irtTT.V,!. "? aotlnlur.
II Is the best eoaah syrnpl
I ..." 1.
aai ere rtteee. nae.
3
DOCTOR
Prt's Remedy,
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