The Oregon mist., June 08, 1894, Image 4

California State Analyst.
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Royal Baking: Powder is Superior
to all in Purity and Strength.
f ' For purity and care in preparation the Royal
Having Powder equals any in the market, 'and
test
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that it has rreater leavening
power than any of which we have any knowledge."
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' ' Analyst California Stxi Boar J of Itaxlth, etc., tic.
o, careful housekeeper can afford to
use any baking- powder but Royaf.
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UatMtaerkttkrd
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A 4 II h tsun ewar lka kai
III tmnir Utak ka MkiM kMa.
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Ah! rmm. Jo raw scant? wsaki
U I aanat inMEi tut la kar r-M Ufa.
HER'IXIIERITAXCE.
"If any relative of tlx lata Jarae
Eaadfard.KMM tun canMaf Widaton.
be still Sting, they bit bear of ora-
thicg to their advsntag by applying to
Mean, pood Son. solicitors.
is at Gari Lickta.
Additional tots made with the new
forn of const light devised by Sehirm,
of Berlin, bar prored quite satisfac
tory. 1st trials, which were made) on
the coast near the mouth of too Ehe.
how the light to be brighter than either
gas or eiecmcrty, while the coat of oper
ating is said to be very small. The ap
paratus, with ail iUaccneoriea, ktbareir
seven feet in height add three feet la di
ameter, and cooaats of a bias engine
for driving -air throa&a ponoio atone
impregaated with bettziDe. The benzine
gaa thus obtained is carried through fine
magnenw yai iit.aaj hringeetimnad
therewith proceed npward through a
yipe and i cousamed in a snull flama,
jieUing a) Bghtr- ciakned, of -iuyrji)
eaaio -ptrwtr. The xpfaraias is cun
troUed ticJrwortt,-aod n iaciat in
giant to protect it from the wind and
weather. The arrangement u especiallr
adapted for giring an intennittent light,
the cceaKmpticn -f awgnearaa being
mail, depending on the power of the
tight wbinr roar be required is
giTea case. An important adrantage is
alao claimed fur thai apparatna, samelr;
that it can be ued without condensera,
fog mmagetaekla or reEectca!thoazh
the see of lene forthfr strengthens the
power of ;he light. Berlin Letter.
The joint rail war companies hare soe
ceJBfofly pom pitted J remarkable mn
dertaima t l"roiham ttK, Cbe&iure.
Complain U hare been made for rears
of ina&qaate plaSSSn' annmo3atioBV
and finally it was decided to remove the
station master house, booking offices
and general waiting room soma cut feet
back. In order to accomplish tine task
without taking down the structnrea, ex
carations we made tetataen them un
til ther wet sapported oa Iarre baolka
A CkT Swiadtob' -
If Soperu.ten.lent Brrnes would only
ran down a very plaosio windier w5
aaa Jos, began .$ratiua in the v.i
Ninth ward, the jaiiiuvs of the many
apartment hoase in that put of the
city wocld eWp better tbetre hot nights.
The man is a gent is in his way. and
owes his saecesa to the perfect manner
in which be bat workvd out the details
of ha chenm. Yesterday morning
when the ianifress of a Cat hoosa aa
fwered his ring she was completely be
guiled by his Chesterfieldiaa manners.
which were farther enhanced by a styt-
ish suit of c"iX!k-4 m-I a grlcsty silk hat.
As he looked at the spartmencs the man
rattled off a pSattsibie story that was
well calcalaiea to deceire. . He wished
a flat for his old nx-tiier, who was an
o.Tb.i at vedeut residing in the conn-
try. He was wealthy, being xa boa-
: m Broadway, acd as he wished to
make his mother's last days as comfort
able as rxwubl. only the best rooms ia
She boose would suit him.. The jani
treas showed her sonnies apartments
and the mas appeared delighted. He
ordered the rooms Uiorooghly cleaned,
and was about taking his departure
when the janitress nggested that it
was customary to teare a deposit.
The man pot-bis hand in his pocket.
and with an exclamation of impatience
remarked that he left his otace in
harry and forgot to bring any money
with htm - Then he ranembered that
he had a ci-eck, which of coarse was
Hast the same. It was for ten dollars.
and he reqnested the jamtress to take
three dollars deposit on the rent, one
dollar on the keys, and give the woman
two dollars for the cleming. Be wooid
teare the whole amount, only he would
hare to pay for the moving befure he
got back to his office. The janitnas
w!Moer tbey slid. miTtie I Tl1"
sUoaticAX Cleren unrerial jacks were
brought into operation, under the soper-
intendence of Mr. iohnson, the com
pany engineer.. ' JJtoocgh the mass to
be mored weighed quite 400 tons, the
work was accomplished whhont hitch,
...... ,V. : L - t
cracked, had to be taken down. This u ! 7 "m7."po ms 0dS"l
stated to be the first occasion on which
doHars in the house, and felt rather
small when she came back and told the
man she had only three dollars. He
seemed a little disappointed at first, but
took the money and iaid he wooid trust
her for the balance be til he returned in
the erenins. The ianitress congratn-
an English railway station has been sne
cessfuliy lifted ob the Aiaerieaa princi
ple. Louden Letter. -
"What do yon Uke me for, anyhowr
qnerkd Chappia wosn Ethel a&ked mm
to swira oat in fhe anrf and get her
parasol, whith Ijad tiown away.
"I dont take yon for anything," said
the, 'and wouldn't if yon proposed a
million tunea. Harper's Basaz. -
Watch i:-t Weight
K you are losing flesh yoar
systenS 'ls dfa wing 'jm yoar
latent strengths .Something
ts wrong. Take ,T
Scott? s
bmulsion
msBaaaasaaatSBaaaBBBBB
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil,
to give your system it need
ed strength trhd restore your
healthy weight. Physicians,
the world , over, endorse it.
tenant, and it wasn't until the rooms
were all as clean as the prorerbial new
pin that she took dR check to a store to
hare it cashed. As soon as. the grocer
saw the check he said it was no good,
as it was not drawn on a bank at all.
Kew York Evening Sun. ;
Bat be .etta. If SAtMnl
If-Baa Ban., a. r. ABIta
gGSSSSSSSS
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A WiU That BTakca w Bajaaata.
The will of Edward C. Knight, the
sngar refiner, has been admitted to pro
bate by Begister of Wills Shields and
is a somewhat peculiar instrument.
It makes no bequests to the heus of the
testator, providing only for the appoint
ment of the executors of the estate. The
large property will therefore be divided
according to the intestate laws. The
exact valne of the estate cannot be
known until an inventory is taken, hot
it is estimated to be worth nearly fa.OOO,'
(KNX The, widow and son of , the de
cedent, Anna M. Knight and Edward C
Knight, Jr., are named as the executors.
So disposition is made of the beaatifnl
park near Collingswood, in Camden, but
the offer of the property as a gift to the
city has not been withdrawn. - Mr.
Knight spent considerable money in im
proving the grounds, and about four
years ago threw themopen as a poLiic
park. Later be offered to give the
grounds to the city of Camden if the
city wocld agree to care for and main
tain them, but the necessary legislation
for the acceptance of the gift has never
been obtained. Philadelphia North
American.
Barbara Reed pot down the paper with
a Jerk. -I wonder if that meaaa
she said thoughtfully. "My grandfa
ther's name was certainly James Hand-
ford, and 1 know be was a curate, bat 1
did not know there was any money ia
in racnuy.
"U yoa think it worth while go to
Messrs. Oodd & Soa and find out," sug
gested a sharp featured, elderly lady.
wao was stitching at toe table opposite.
"Of course I will! Why. there may
m waiting tor me tner.-
Ot five pounds, more likely." supple-
meniea we eatcoer.
Barbara laaghed. -
"Vd rather think of the wHniirK
Mrs. Stewart; they would be very much
mors to my advantage."
-1 know of something that would be
more to your advantage than all the
money yon are ever likely to get from
adverasementa, if you had bet the good
sense to sea it. returned that lady ig
niScanUy.
Barbara flushed as she left the room
to get her cloak and bonnet and set out
for home. She was the music mistress
ia Mrs. Stewart's school, and had been
one of the most promising pantls in it
before that; she was almost alone in the
world, except for a distant aunt with
whom she lived, and after school days
ended it became necessary that she
should do something toward keeping op
tae nrue nouseookL sne bad been very
gtaa wnea Airs. Stewart s proposal to
retain iter for the younger girls' music
lessons saved her from applying to
strangera.
Still, notwithstanding her obligations.
there were times when Barbara felt
strongly disposed to protest against that
iady authority, which was pretty much
as it had been ia the days when she was
"quite a child," as Barbara often phrurd
it to herself. "She never seems to re
member that 1 am grown up and able to
manage my own affam. It does not
follow that because I was her pupil once
she has any right to interfere in the mat
ter now."
- bhe was marching down the road, her
bead well ap. while she argued the mat
ter out to her own satisfaction, when
someone quietly fell into step behind
her. The shadow vanished from her
brow like morning mist a she looked
"P-
hat are you in each a hurry for?
I could scarcely keep yoo in sight," in
quired the newcomer.
It was the subject of Mrs. Stewart's
admonition, her drawing master clever
enough at his profeaaion. but of his
mdsstrv and general dnMwl,jMai
she had not the highest opinion. X ' I'-1! heir-at-Uw to the MJ left by
ferred ia this case, and I ana la no hurry
ror a rew nays.
"Drr echoed John. "A man ia our
office has waited years, and is hkely to
wait, so tar as i una sea.
Tea day later came the much looked
fur comtaaaKatMMi from Oudd A Sua:
" vl e are In receipt of Miss Reed's
paper, and woo Id assure her the matter
shall have our best attention." etc
Barbara Gnng it into her desk with a
disappointed face. It was tedious to be
obliged to wait m suspense like this. She
would scarcely know now to get through
toe now not tor Jar. Lawrence's atten
tion and warm interest ia the BpshoL
Joan urant s UnliCereDce, not to say
skepticism, oa the subject, threw up his
rival s superior qaaituea ta fall relief:
and yet there were times when Barbara
felt just a little puzzled that Mr. Law
rence went no further. With all his
solicitude and looks that meant more
than worda. be never absolutely com-
mitted himself to anything more bind
ing than tne merest friendship.
"1 rant ask him," she said one day
under her breath, as she walked slowly
home after one of these "accidental"
meetings, "But I do wish he would my
straight out what be means or else stay
away altogether- It makes ooe feel un
settled.
Poor Barbara felt more unsettled still
befure she reached home. It was a lovely
summer evening, and fifty yards farther
oa she was joined by another cavalier,
John Urant this time. She shrank back
at first, half afraid of some jesting re
mark about the legacy, but she soon dis
covered that be had quite forgotten the
matter. There was something eh on
his mind, and he lost no tune ia saying
very straight out what it was.
"I may not be able to offer you a fine
house and luxuries," be said, "bat I have
saved plenty to begin in comfort, and I
think we might be very happy together
if yoo would only try. 1 have thought
about it for the last two years, and
worked hard to be able to tell you so.
Bartavra looked up at hint with rain-
roe tears ia her eyea
"I am so sorryr she said. "I never
thought of such a thing at least, not ia
as she remembered sundry re
marks of Mrs. Stewart's. -Besidea,
there's Iota of other better girls yoo
might find."
That is not to the point," he inter
rupted; -it is yoo, not other girls,
want Try and think of it, Barbara.
dont want to hurry you, but let me have
a line as soon as you can: it means a
good deal to me.
For another week or two things con
tinued to go m much the
Mrs. Stewart wore a chronic air of dis
approval. John Grant was invisible.
Only Mr. Lawrence was to the fore with
his sympathetic inquiries, but in some
mysterious way Barbara began to find
them irritating rather than fiatteruue.
She got tired of giving the same re
sponse, "Nothing yet." and of bearing
tne same poute remarks about his con
cern and adniiration of her. They did
not go aeep enough.
At last oa Saturday moruing.as she
was setting out for Mrs. Stewart's, she
met the postman, who gave her a blnu
official looking envelope. Barbara stood
still on the step, holding her breath as
abe opened il
-Messrs. Oodd & Son's compliments
to Miss Reed, and beg to inform her
that Mrs. Elizabeth Drake has been
proved the nearest of kin, and conss
A atamtiiisiS aUlhwaaat.
Travelers to the see coast of southern
New Jersey from Philadelphia cannot
have failed to notice the bright patches
of orange colored flowers which so de
light the eye as the train passes through
the meadows. It is the Asclepiaa tube
rose, ooe of the milkweed family and
one of the most easily transplanted
plants there ia. It has fleshy roots,
which penetrate to a great depth, mak
ing it suitable for rather dry place.
rortbermore, these roots, when
broken to pieces, form new plaata, so
that a large number of plant ran easily
b propagated. The common name of
this superb wild flower is butterfly
weed. Among the beds of flowering
plants exhibited at the Centennial ex
hibition there was brought by a gar
dener from Holland one composed of
these plaata and it excited a much
attention as any bed there. Phila
delphia Press.
Tsa Lavars at Caa.acSeC
A story is going the rounds here which
causes considerable amusement. A short
time sgo two torera, who had come out
for a walk in the moonlight, Mrs red
into Mrs. Sprague's grounds, and their
sweet dream was rudely broken ia upon
by the baying of the bounds, who gave
chase to the intruders. The young lady
stood not upon the order of her going.
but went at the top of her speed, while
her leas nimble lover climbs! to the top '
or a naystaca, wnere-ne remained tin 3
o'clock, when be waa rescued by Mrs,
Stpragae.-Canoui.-bet Our. Baltimore
American.
Kits AXD OIBI or AHUMC'A
Kit t (I ttul UUr l a '
iw iaHilatlN ot ireiB" lo Up ln.l an
knm M.An ifiilMniir a iitioo
. t ... ... ..I, ii . ti lmtll.tff)l
arte? Mu.l ar to i wf irone awrt'i'S
aa aiuamahtal lilr Awour ,n
M-wrwnixMaiiwt am.! witt lao wertae
atnilMtiHtivU!litiVKiiu4 supiiatrj
! AiaarKaa UalU-ts. A aU eiwk. fdl.al;l
b. ID.. ,. atad t:'t .".. otl '""
fait. . k.t - m tiutiMbJlntf alia. Vis aar it
nmmw wm!iii & nan r at aw k" '""
aaaii l tk mW sa4 Mik l-fccr. lOKIIs"
u kKtrT.fcMMh tl wnarkc Wwk. I kits
a4 oak ilrrew, raruaad, o.
Ixnektir - raea, kat roa think
kara stv voir luvieIT rl
ooasht to kar uailila Iob to II.
tkii-k ya
Tne Saaae f a ttlaas Kn.
An artificial eye ts not made ia the
form of a globe, as many people imag
ine, but ia much the shape of a half wal
nut shell, though not so deep, and very
thin and light. Even this, however.
tses imtaiion if kept in the socket
constantly, and a case lately cam un
der my observation ia hospital of a
young maa who had wora a glass eye
continuously, night and day, fur several
years, with the result that aa inflamma
boa started ia the socket, which will
probably prevent his ever wearing one
again. London Tit-Bita.
CBOSftlSO INK ATLANTIC
Miss Barbara, who was fast developing
a very warm sentiment for the good
looking young artist.
I am going bom to deposit mv
after that 1 think of ""king a
journey into the city, to King street."
"King street! That is aa expedition."
"isn't it! But 1 have some idea of
coming into a fortune, and that is the
place 1 am to apply to."
Mr. Lawrence a face afwiwawt nj-h mm-
uine interest ia the news that Barbara lint K'oves. She saw at the first glance
speedily told him all she knew, perhaps V1 Stewart h4 told him of her
with a little unconscious exaggeration "PPoultmenL S hesitated one in-
by way of justifying her first announce- "H5s "p w nun.
ment J -loueee am not come into a fortune
You will be sore and let me know , all. she said qtueUy.
the result of your expeditionr" be said 11 em- said coldly, not look
earnestly, with a lingering clasp of bet fnto refractory button. "Bat
hand, aa he left her at the corner of her . WM D0 of a fortune, anyway,
own street. -I shall be anxious to bear, ! thought it was to be five or six times
and no one deserves such a fortune bet-. amount.
the late Mr. James Hand ford."
Mb Reed folded up the letter and
put it soberly into her jacket pocket.
She had scarcely realized before how
much she had been counting upon it.
There waa nothing left now bat to put
on a brave face and make the best of it.
AA Barbara crossed the hall to the
schoolroom that afternoon she en
countered Mr. Lawrence. He was
standing at the table buttoning hi
i
tar than yourself." , I
plain, rather commonplace young man
1 wish 1 had never heard of it." snoka
In King street she ran fuO against a ! Barbara, looking at him tn scornful sur-
young man : P- " has been nothing but aa op-
raaailr late?? M4-kaa. taa Ike warm
4ar Mirk soa1 tow -iik ret,, unm taai
taw W ike Hoatark UV eaa taa4 w aitkoat
ttalitae. Teartaea, eaatawtial trat'rwfa,
arktaaHa.Dartotr'.all waotf taat Hatiir a
Moautrk aatcn i Ik maAtt Mr to aaa
m .iffrkaad ia nMtck avalkar OR the water.
XtfTMM a4 vaak t uavrkM s laae tc iar
trm uatr.fcic ak.a i ikK an4 S4 ia la
RtwK wm rawer. X ,tiw-fV at tk
atft. litrr hairna k aa akvtaala tbal M
atar a k tifitwat kv tk ktmaivc aue ikr
oack rraae4r. tl-taa lr resae t n tt ekllia
aa4 anrr. liMlarv an4 tkraatao Imiw a4
amrrtaacii. katranu to Ike trantu aftoai
aro.14 tkratM-itrt ai'k IkM Sua at4 riwal
MtenaH artinai ik rftmaj rK4aMnjaa d
eiiauie, karutkip. Hpoaurt aa4 taiirae.
-Bnn't KnatrAMt frarJu " are siwpl
and conrraMtit for bronchial affections
and evuehs.
JUlam aar aa accailaaal araldliis te atl rttil
la iu aiar. aal k ka hoIh4 thai II Mr"
iota a ketlrr aa; sued to ktow M v
tK.rt cajisot mk erttitn
Hr lral iHtcnitkH, aa Ikrjt raaaol mrh tht
JiiiaiiiS aurltoa M Ik tar. 1k a ulr aaa
a-.f io twt anlmw, mu4 thai la er soih
itoual nmnln- llm U rtwl k aa In
.Jr.lini ttt tk muriMH lllilns "I tha
laftm la. kra thtt uil tt lon4tii-rt
,a kar a raat!lt mmivt at lajw'lwl fcaat-
irr, a4 ak.a II ta raiireiji -Imli-na
a. ' . .n ' .u4 MthM ta. I - ft . M Mh 1 U .U
uim mi ! iku tlr tra r.i u Its twrmal
CMKliltva. kMonc UI k hIMjfl krvt
ma raiwa ol Ira at tf rsftin
aaark aoikiar kat ait uiBaatea ewMiinou
iaitl Oa Hundrl llnttan t"t aft
raa t (Mafimx (raiiMol bf raiatrk) that cun.rf
a cn4 i HtJl st ura t tn b iw rr
raltn, Itrr. 1 i. t MISNKV t .
Saat kf enankU; Tk nan
THE MICROSCOPE.
A careful awraarofiiral
soaaunauua and roautlrai
aaairaa ta toa anne, ia a
valuable ail in dtjwrmiuiug
tn oat tin at many cAruat
diwaaa. faariwuiaxly Uxa
of lb aarvotu tyatatu.
Wood, brae, kaiaera, and
batik hr. TbMa aaia make
at poanlJa W traat audi dta
laaaa atanaaf ukr at a dis
tant, atikwut panuaal x
aatmatmai of to paiMnt,
Tatat Brtgkt's Dm the
KLalarva. luAammaitoo at
ta Biaddar, Ursrai. and
other iknaaaw of ta Uri
nary Oncaaa ar tcrtaa
ratty trailed: NrrvxM lto
btnty, ExaataUiat, Imawr,
aUrar lw.ua ia. and many
acker Canaan Mladiar
carat) wrtknot aarauc Ik paMant. What fur
ouaaln a baaak. tnavtaa, and txaar Utf-mntv
boo, atamian eaa. and Inckaa 10 rants, ia
mau to pay uatatn.
AAhwM, WToaut's HtuntvitAkT Usi'TAt,
Aaaurtariua, o. Ui AUm btnta, nuf
tali?. 5. Y.
We'!. aerVt aamker a tkeat kis rataea
IT ltnllif Baica kal tkatt -tk
srreaitta to all othkr.
Atxcorc's Poaors PLasTsa ar th great
external remedy of the dy. Tbequicfcett.
saftat, sorest, teat. Xot only immeasar-
ably superktr to all other plaatrra. but also
to liniments, otatmenu, oils and similar
aneuxMit contpouads.
As lor ALarorc s. ana do not or caiuietl
into saarptiDg s wtxtitut.
Bausaas-ra s PlLa parg awsy all di-
TAKC
THK
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HSfaVA Na
ksiiMmra
a. at M I ira 11
"akv 1 Kl M I m 1 1
n ji ii a ts ii
SVta.
c.a sad
f LuohMti.
Oaeeest a doaa.
II is sold oa a jruaraattt by all draw
gtati. It rtsraa foctpiml Cnnaumptluft
and ia th bast Couh and Croup fur.
WiVr-Bae ra rti't attttM
that o4 rival a( Toa-af liabby
fciat kreaat jam titt ktau
tkaaa-kl
-Tea. i ka;
xaaitAAKA r.ux lao
Te rzehaRge tit properly In Omron aad
vt atnmnon. it. a. ols. rortiand bar
ings Kank baiututg, Portland, Or.
Caatd Tnrrif lor matstrr atatarbt. Ilnd
kic(. kv aalas aaa CMcrua Ktau rariaer.
CssKi
tst e
saxaa tor breakfast.
coming out of one of th warehouses.
"Why. Miss Barbara! it's not often you
find yoar way to this quarter," he said,
aa he held eut his hand, it waa a brown,
ungloved hand, and bore evident trace
of hard service. Barbara gave the tips
of her fingers rather coolly, contrasting I
A rrJiabl cam Car Cotttaapoaa
ttlrmil It. , ..TI
3-.- fata and Saia Caaw, ...r ,
S A s ksaic for aalicat Wane
aa Caiidrait aaa a aaL
CS'S"rWrr"afeiB
. teas ia it .
aauM ran oa ayptleautav
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H-E .n- M'lSAH. H ad KED pTHIP
MHOnt aat Mailt Cm Klct-wl an
Wailakuet Steaa and Uaaw H-- 7kv
kav Mood Ike leal atner iik. Etcty
leaf tk ia gaaraiilaML . Ixatautt tttcai af
your dtaier.
Calta fmh tsi Esther Mfg. Co.,
JKatsAUaliatt ISSX.;' C i Parklaaal, Or.,
A Ctaat liau Uaaa.
tTpoa the east side of North Seventh
street, about midway between Poplar
ttreet - ana board avenue, stands a
strikingly curious tree, which attracts
the attention of every passerbr. It
i ftands just in i mat of a ataoia yard, and
mot emjuTs oi toe ptace say icax
dozens of people come to them every
week and make remarks, or ask ques
tions about the strange growth. From
the thickness of the trunk at the base
the tree is probably aboat forty years
Id, but its branches and foliage are new
tnd fresh and look as though they were
but the growth of a year or two. The
hunk runs straight from the grounl to
a height of about fifteen feet.
Above this for a short distance is a
thick globular mass of foliage, the leaves
appearing to grow directly out of the
the wood. Above this growth run up
three thick stalks or stamps, six or
eight feet high, also covered with a
dense, close mass of foliage. When the
tree i "viewed from the north side it
present a startling resemblance to a
giant human hand prutiotlui ; from the
earth. The three big stamps at the top
represent the three middle fingers.-and
apon either side of these can easily be
seen configurations of the urroondtng
foliage which correspond to the little
finger and thumb. . : ''
.. . The explanation of the phenomenon is
a curious one. The tree was once full '
grown and vigorous, but was attacked i
by blight or some other disease, and the
it with the well ahaned. reltow rlnvad . frigid bow,
one that had Dressed her a littlabanrtt , schoolroom door.
"I came on some business, Mr. Grant,"
she said. "I believe there is a legacy
waiting forme. It was advertised in
the papers, and 1 am going to sea the so
licitors about it now."
John Grant laughed,
"Well, I hope you may get it. Kias
Barbara. For myself," I've never had
much faith in legaciea since 1 wasted
set and annoyance from th first."
"Y-ea, rather a pity disappointing.
and waste of time too. Well, I'm go-
tag ia to to country for a few weeks,
Miss Reed, so good afternoon if I don't
chance to sea yoo again."
-Good afternoon," returned Barbara.
a ah opened th
A tiny note was dropped into th let
ter box that same evening addressed to
Mr. John Urant
"Dear John," it ran; -I'm not half
good enough for you. but if yon wish it
-i ll try."
It was not perhaps a great achieve
ment in th war ttt Hmtwtva f .
' young lady wbo had been nnder Mm.
answering j iov no long, tint u
fjsTincuy asiuneu iw person u was ta-
tenaed tor, and much loftier epistles
nave onen tailed in this respect
."Mrs. Stewart, that unfortunate legacy
was something to my advantage after
au, airs, joun urant aaid once soma
roonrna later. "I don t know what Mrs.
t-w - . r. t . ... . . . . . . .
fw, t..s, At.- Afvaaa aw wiin II, DCl l (Jo
.T"".TJ. rr rr-rjrrt'Zi . BOW wonia t ce . Th.
uw muxmtm. wuu ta. qua . miteanr u na nroufiit m far am
at- . Ml um.i ,a 1 . A t-A . 1 ..1 ! I . I ..- . ,
ia soma people's eyea to have coarse
hands and shabby coats." -
Her face was several shades longer
when ah came out again. Messrs. Ixdd
St Son had not received her with by any
the respectful enthusiasm she had
expected. There had been awkward
twnty -five shillings one in
advertisement about one.
. -That may have been a very different
matter from this," returned Barbara
stiffly. had better not detain you any
longer, Mr. Grant,"
"Aad that ia the man Mr. Stewart
thinks is worth half a dozen of Alfred
ptnees than th retting it ever could,"
iaew i
York World.
Tk Crwwa rriaaa- Saard.
Th emperor of Germany ha present-
a a magnificent sword to the crown
prince, his son, the youngest lieutenant
in the Prussian army. On the hilt is the
i; .1.., . a t " ""i"-'-- ut uoa
TTTTTi TZl VZ. B TT , defend thyself bravely. Therein li
that she had not been prepared to an-'u,- hmat 'A rUwr !, "J Z
nuitml aha half hind K.t tKa ' . ' ... .7 .
. .. utlliam Ma S 1HW Wilt.1.
ni.iti Z rZZZr.Zl.ZZ ZZ . -"- Argonaut
R. P. X V, Na m f. Jf, U. K.
Tk rriar belli. ( Old.
Reference has fntinenlly been mad
of late to th rapid way in which th
ttons oa a paper they had given her.
Mr. Lawrence sympathized with bar
over the delay almost - aa deet.lv a ah
did with herself when she told him the Prince of Wales was aging. Sine th
-- v, -' v ait i mat uar, ctaroarw ihbui ui nis son 11 nac anectea ntf ap
was quite struck with th way h eem-' pearsuce still mora and robbed him of
ed to enter into all her feelings. I what had been Itft of the one peculiarly
John Grant was th next person to healthful buaof bis complexion. Es
whom ah had to explain her nonme-' change,
Th Wltll r aa - Car, a Bara.
To hasten th cur of a burn or scald
there is nothing more soothing and ef
fective than the white of aa egg. It fat
makes a burn
a Tarnish
completely and also
km. Philadalnhia
"Just what 1 expected, Jlias Bar
bara," said he cheerfully, -On ia
never sure of a chance of that kind till
A I .,Kv .... t i . : . uua Ktouif it. wrmici n w tatitti
ma uaua a pumuuwi u I pr I . , . COUtaCX WUtl tOe MIT WM.-h
. . i " . onon it if 1 were in vonr nlara " I ." wmcn
""r": m " . ur"J"r rrrm i -Yon a- ;n ,... uZ, . i p1- egg acu as
new growm ueveiopeo, rnuatieipuia , . " - - and txcludes the air
Inquirer. ' - - "l""-- , "uinnan
d 3
1
KSOffLEDGE
Bring comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet-it-r
than others and enjoy life more, with
'ess expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best product to
the need of physical being, will attet
he value to health of the pore liquid
axative principle embraced in the
remedy, Svrop of Figs,
Iu excellence is doe to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the toate, the refreshing snd truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the syatem,
dispelling colds, headache and fevers
ami permanently curing constipation.
It ha given satiafactioB to million and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, became it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable sutatanee.
Syrup of Fip is for sale by all drug
gist ia Irtc and (1 bottles, but it i msn
ofactured by the California Fig yrop
Co. only, whin name is printed on erery
package, also the name, fcyrun of Fie.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
ELY'S CREAM BALM
Canaan a nasal riwat, is 1 1
Skant last sad saw. Cam Catena
Aptjlitto lh btMUtta. irtiiau. aw
rftorrar
k.."
i.
take rr .
w.pru,DER's.,
OniQDiN Blgod Purifier
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.t-.vM S.Ul'jrtS A0Sm ontAsts
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Rambler
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win. Ll(ht. fttr.
kUliakl aad naa-
itr.i.
A lire arv-tt ,atl la
vrr eit aa4 ba in Or
.' atkiaf toe 4 l-kaka
Sead kar caiaioia ant
krnav
FEED T. EEBBILL CTCLE CO..
I Waahlaftaa St., Part land. Or.
HERCULE8
GAS ENCKQTE.
Umm Wllk tin ar aiaaaltwa.
Tour Wttonaaraait. Kaqaln no llrnp,l
Jeuralr. WBufte
ruata atr,
a raaaaaoo, Caj- rosvLASB. Oa
BEATS STEAII POWEf
"HowVelLVoulcok"
Friend SurprUod ot tho
Wondorful Improvomont
"Rtarr ''( ""I '"""'' alt yrarsm
nuil atjr h. lli lia ! at f Imnt hi-atl
Utxlhla ail'l eclivtal lit M.l tliat St llalva III
aaaalMiritcu. I atiolil k font at
Emaciated and Weak and Pal
Ihal at Irlaixla lli..iijlil I mi.n.l nni lit imt,
I hiIi io 'trfl any a ant at all a ! Iil la
II tWn rtrtt If itilmilo. I ftlll
! In J-."r)r, tinina tnrHili atitl l.lui
M ttrrl I 'ti.-iHt it I uil l Ity lit, tl t ttnttai a
ril tU'l 1 am bfr to tor I at la lw.l.
Hood'ss;s Cures
hMtlh than I hftvo Wttn lot n im-wr .f mrm.
Mjr h tut v I. at k Ui iu': w f it. wM trt
-tMiS. I HM tltfii I f lis" 'l'fllll triflf
' tVrM lh wfk M W. Jkum I'rf ftVK
VavtafcttaV. in. 0t Only HOOD'S.
4uu , Msii', tit s rtt-vik ii, iiat(eUJiaMt.
DOCTOR
,1
m Tnm ndn
miB s mini ,
THE GREAT CURE
-vol
INDIGESTION
A.H&
CONSTIPATION.
Bepfattir ef Us Lnrer KJiIcEy s
a trauirio roa
Serofili, llsiattisi,
Stit Bh.Ba, Ktsnlgii
lad ill Otktr E!o4 ud St Is tluuu.
Il h s soatllv ear ktr all tkaat ralnfttl. alk
eal ruaiplaluu aim twatf.llota ImitliUa and
anlnanmaaou aatuu r artvat, atoUtar
and daiifktaira
T be fleet ta latatatllala and laaila. Tata.
tkra doaa ol tn, faknu t ktaanr lakaadaiif
kwpa tka blood iot. lb llvar and ktilnav ark
Ira, and aill aatlntlv rdltai I rota ta ,,-
all iranat of artofala. Mall khan at, or au uikar
ka atadltrlna vr ttilrttdtu-a la tkl. muhi.
kaa a.t llk aark rIy aai. Bar iva tsci
attinraal aatlalactioa a kattvrat uaJ at Ikal ai
la fasoar Raasnv.
Tklt tmd kaa kaaa luad ta lha ktBnli.u
tkfoutkool Uwald aorld htr th aaal taanir.
as ttat-iae atr tka akov m..
snd it ka an4 wUl cur a kaa U oiltaf au-eail4
jm atai i at nut.
Hand lor paatvklM af uatlauMlaU frnai Ikoat
abbT. bair4 kv Itaoa. liTittiUiaaull
II si I1.M mt katUa, Try II aud b rwtrluMd.
rot au bf
MACK A CO..
and M 'rant St San rranolae.
KIDNEY,
Btaddar, Crtnarr and Uvr Dlsasass, DrM
"ratal sad IMakala nt d kv
HUNT'S REMEDY
TMi
MT MONEY
AND UVIR
MtDIDlN.
FRUIT PRESERVED!
LABOR SAVED!
I?l
PRESERVES FRUIT
WITHOUT MEAT.
at tt a u ...i.i . '..'.""""""i
twl . j .r-' r iwwiiuiit H-naentaild
TkaMof lkt.ottBlal rrraUv atautZ
a faati eanattw aad wwrtiii fnili, and
i v.r a.)
Antifermentine
I aoid kval! dim,ti aad i.
.aw.n ia An "va-
.m, mwwmj it attt
SNELL.HEIT8HU A WOODARD,
Portland. Or.
DBLSSniVIKGiHDCOniKG
lHaUnl arnen af lh aorW. H l.t.. .-..
i u JI' .V.1" "riael. lli..f
M aa. W IAV a. 7 7., mU ft
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IVaaBalt.i.Jjr r,tnsb. a.. a ' "m "
, r -aai. a MIU CAJI LKaAM
ackson's New French Sjslem
A.1B-
itiiii'i Fruci Pnulij Tailor lysU
" trt imvtrin t ML,.., .l '""n
Z"i alii nd SSatS
JlSItSI'S T.IL0BII8 IBSTITUTE,
T Sattar kl..
Fraarlaro
Cal.
T IS IGNORANCE THAT WAfE13
EFFORT." TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SA POLIO
elfftpn
RKMIiDV sir bwbaadariMi TIZZTZZ. "
7" ' . y earad ntit.r of infi i niiTV.TrvT
i tool tt i klnt no good. Toura In trautiiav. Maa
HUNT'S REMEDY
rtf' D la, lUtMittmi or Non-tw
jmuo of Crla. ralo la Ua back, Lola t
HUNT'S REMEDY
f"'nlft-'. rv mMs. Oamer
IkrkUII,, raal Maakaaw sad ksoaaas.
HUNT'S REMEDY
Coras Rfllotunaaa. Ba4a-h, J.nndlM, koat
swsisck, UyaMtaia, CutUut and rua.
HUNT'S REMEDY.
tfTS AT a.CKaa Ikaaia.... a .
SH . F.'.l.r?u"n to a htntliB.
toa,4 HI its aakan all oU.r awdaina
lvs a l Als ky fiianaa sad physicians,
Ol.a MI AI.L DHtWCIItTS.
I.. rxtijoi.Aa at tnns
qualactttloot ttiwk .trMing linrn
ft --i vain H'f trw niotirv
In ih tttitld, N .ta and Ki
..niru on 111 IMttUant, h , erf
pair warrantrtt. t,. as ph,,.
late, natkninaprra (nt (all
urafTiptiontti our rawnpiata
11 - ,"T aatttra aim grn.
a. I Im... , t. ii
iwta. Hatt. altlnir IA.
taiut trtaran iliiu law "
JPtnr rr. Vita ran gat ibabaat
eaaJmwneptiakouraJtoas?
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Golden
West
Baking
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nv Bartlrular,
MONET HKFt'KIiKD BT
s rocr,
ir NOT BATIrlFACTOKy,
MiDt w Pobtlsd sv
CIosset& Devers.
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