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A2O10)TEE.V PURE
A BIQ SALT MINE.
Th
Developmental a Nw California
Industry.
Artioles of incorporation hare been
filed by the "Crystal Book Salt Min
ing Co." of San Franoisoo, with a oap-
ital itook of $500,000. of whioh 227,
600 have been subscribed by Chas. G.
Ahlboin, Sanford Bennett, Meyer
Lewii, Julius Reimer, S. Lewis, I
Dorn and Ben Lewis.
The Crystal Rook Salt Mine Is situ
a ted In San Bernardino county, and
prodnoea a aalt of superior quality.
whioh, aooording to analysis made by
Professor U Falkenan, of the State
Assay Offloe in San Franoisoo, is found
to be ohemioally pure. At the instanoe
of Norton, Teller & Koden, and other
San Franoisoo houses, a number of
testa were made, with the result that
the salt produoed from this mine has
been found to be equal to the best Eng'
lish salt in the market for butter mak
ing and table use, and tor meat and
fish packing, milling and dairy pur
poses. The lump stock salt from this
mine is preferred by the large cattle
companies to any other salt, by reason
of its purity, dryness and solidity; also
. beoause it is the most economical for
stock feeding. Owing to its firmness
and purity it does not deliquesce when
placed out on the ranges.
The company con trolls over 1,000
acres of mining ground in whioh the
salt is mined from large deposits, as
dear and transparent as crystals. The
mine is connected with Salt Rock Sta
tion (Danby) on the Atlantic Se Paoifio
R. R. by a road extending thirty-two
miles, especially constructed by the
Traotion Engine Company, and upon
whioh the oompany successfully oper
ates train of traotion engine and
wagons, oonstruoted by the Best Manu
facturing Company 'of San Leandro,
Cat
The oompany is about to oommenoe
the erection of extensive works at the
mine, and upon their completion will
be enabled to supply the purest salt
ever produoed for butter-making, table
use, meat and fish-packing. Lump salt
for stock-feeding and milling purposes
is now being shipped.
The buildings at the mine are oon
strncted of salt, and the oompany is
about to erect an office building at the
railroad station out of rook salt, whioh
will attraot great attention. Passen
gers on the train passing this station
' are now in the habit of getting off the
train for the purpose of securing crys
tals of salt as keepsakes.
In the sunlight a building construct'
ed of this salt appears as if it was cov
ered with diamonds.
THE WEED IN KANSAS.
Newton Ha a Ladies' Smoking Club Called
the Sparrow.
The only ladies' smoking club known
to exist in Kansas has just been discov
ered in Newton and is named the Spar
row. The Sparrows have a select club
room, elegantly fitted op with the most
luxurious furnishings, including divans
in profusion and all the paraphernalia
of a smokers' club. There are books and
periodicals, but it is in no seose a liter
ary club. It is composed exclusively of
young women, the number being limit
ed to nine.
When one member marries or leaves
the city, another lady is elected to fill
the vacancy, and it is said there are al
ways several applications awaiting ac
tion. It was only by accident that this
exclusive secret association was discov
ered, but it has been in existence for a
long time. The room belonging to the
Sparrows is on Main street and is a
genuine clubrooin. All its members are
Included in Newton's "swell set " St.
Louis Republic
What Concressmea Bead.
"What books are the most popular
with the new congressmen?" I asked a
bookseller.
"Books on etiquette," he answered.
"The demand is so great we cannot fill
it We sold 20 such books yesterday,
and I have today sent a large order to
my publishers, for at this rate my stock
will soon be exhausted. "Washington
Post : ' : ' -
Perfume Manufacture.
England manufactures perfumes on
a Tery large scale. Importing many of
the materials from other countries, but
also making a large use of home-grown
faerhs and flowers.
Controls an Empire.
The South Africa Company, control
led by Cecil Kbodes and his associates,
owns a territory larger than France,
Germany, Austria and Italy combined
or five times the area of California.
Number of Hairs la a Beard.
A Poctstown barber has found a new
occupation for spare moments. He bat
counted the number of hairs in a manV
beard whom he shaved. When the lathei
dried which had been used in shaving
it was not difficult, although tedious, t
count the hairs, which numbered 18,
668. Philadelphia Record.
A penny
or two
all extra profit.
That's the merchant's reason
who urges an inferior binding for
a costly skirt. It's not nothing
is) as good as -
Bias Velveteen Skirt Binding.
Look for S. H. & M. on the label
and take no other.
If your dealer will not supply you we
will.
Send (or samples, showlnr labels and ir.it.
nan. to in s. n. & m. Co., p.
O. Box 699, New
wty, , '
Power. Latest U. S. Govt Report
STORIES OF. THE DAY.
things Beea and Heard at tae Capitol at
Washington.
One of the saddest places about the
whole capitol is that little corner oil of
statuary hall where womeu wait the
slow motions of their "influence." The
condensed heartache and desperation
that are crowded into that narrow space
day after day are enough to softeu the
most hard hearted. Out there, one day
this week, sat a widow. She was old
and poor. It was a raw, oold day, bnt
the desolate womau had bnly a tbin
shawl about her and one shoe was all
broken at the side, so that only her
stocking kept ber foot from the ground.
She had sent in for "her" representa
tive, aud when he came out, he was
coolly courteous, but finally seemed to
warm up a little, and, at her earnest
solicitation, promised to see Senator
Somebody about getting her a place. Be
was so etnphatio in saying that she nmtt
not worry, but leave all to him, that
she turned to leave him with her face
fairly transfigured with a glow of hap
piness. When she had disappeared over
the last "whispering stone" toward the
senate, that heartless member turned to
the page and said sternly:
"See here I If that old guy comes
fooling round here after me again, I am
not in my seat ! Do you sabe?"
The boy "sabed" all straight enough
and gave a frightened promise to re
member. Poor little old woman !
There is a regular King Humbert of
Italy on the floor of the house, and it
will surprise him greatly to read this
and find himself quite an attraction
among the women in the galleries. The
particular attraction is a pair of fierce
gray mnstachioe, and tbey belong to
Mr. Poole of New York. Really, the
likeness to the royal Italian is quite
startling.
Terry of Arkansas has cultivated a
remarkable suit of chrysanthemum hair
in the summer's recess between con
ies. If he could coax bis locks to
unkink themselves, be would rival in
this respect Buffalo Bill.
Prince Albert coats are quite the fash
ion since Mr. Reed set the pace on the
day he became speaker, but there are
ways and ways of wearing them. The
average congressman needs to take some
lessons in the art A closely buttoned
Prince Albert is a sight for gods and
men to laugh at if it does not fit, snd
most of them do not
One of the remarkable and enjoyable
features of the Fifty-fourth congress is
the absence of smoking upon the floor.
Men like Mr. Quigg and Mr. Tarsuey,
who all but sleep with cigars in their
months, find it rare self denial to go
without smoking, but tbey content
themselves with a "dry smoke," twist
ing and chewing to pieces almost as
many cigars as they would otherwise
smoke. The only man seen to smoke de
liberately on the floor was Mr. Powers
of Vermont He was clear back by the
fireplace and was busy thinking when
be lighted his cigar, and the expression
of cherubic content which went over
his face when be settled back in bis
chair to take that tabooed smoke was
something to remember. -
The ladies who watch with such in
terest every day the proceedings of con
gress have quite decided that Mr. Crisp
has the smallest and whitest hand in
the house.
"What brand do you wear, mister?"
asked a man with high heeled boots asd
sombrero of Representative Miller
yesterday as that gentleman came out
of the bouse. -
Mr. Miller looked a little surprised,
but replied courteously that be didn't
know exactly what bis questioner meant.
I want to know which camp you
round up in when there is a general
stampede?"
"Do yon mean to ask my politics? '
asked Mr. Miller.
Precisely," said ihe stranger. "I'm
off my own reservation snd I've kinder
lost my bearings. I m on the trail of
the man who corralled a permit to come
byar and sass the gov'munt fur my
state, and the herd boss out hyar allows
that I don t sabe things none too proper
and holds me up. Now, if you don't be
long to the other outfit, you look fit to
be a pretty good trail boss. "
And who would you like to see?
asked Mr. Miller, with a broad smile at
the interest the man was eliciting from
loungers in the corridors.
I reckon you all know him like a
hen, the same his name being Dennis
Flynn." And Mr. Flynnsoon appeared.
And who is that?" asked a gallery
occupant of his friend, who seemed to
know everybody and had been keeping
up a running comment on everybody
and everything in the house while the
Bayard resolution was being discussed,
as Mr. Dingley of Maine addressed the
chair. "
He's one of the most highly respect
ed men in the bouse," said a stranger'
at his left.
And the thinkingest man to boot,"
responded the friend, and went on de
livering bis opinions audibly.
"Say, Charley, I want a business ex
actly like that for a flower stand. It's
just too lovely for anything, and it
wouldn't tip over. " She was evidently
bride, and she was commenting on
the malachite mace standard! Wash
ington Star.
A Slgiitlees Household.
Kokomo, Ind., is the home of a pecul
iarly afflicted family. Tbe husband and
wife are both blind, the latter being
also a helpless cripple, the accident that
produced blindness likewise depriving
her of the nse of her arms. Tbeir hired
girl is also blin . Thus the entire house-
bold is sightless. The husband sells
candy on the streets. Their home is as
neat and olean as the tidiest housekeeper
wun good eyes could keep it Chicago
Inter Ocean.
FRIEND TO MANKIND.
WIUIA.M Q. ROBINSON, WHO 13 OYINS
IN WASHINGTON.
Ha Is Kaowa as tha "Savior of Babies.1
Has Devised an Appllaaee to Cool Fever
Pntleats Trvluc to Recur a lateat to
Help His Fatnlly.
William O. Robinson, called the
"Savior of Babies" because of his iu
vention, the incubator, is dying iu Wash-
inston.
There Is being tested in the New York
hospital one of bis inventions which
may be of far greater service to human
ity than the incubator. It is a contriv
ance to lower the temperature aud
thereby save fever patients. It has been
very successful iu its operation. If the
dying man should by great good fortune
recover, his future wealth would be as.
lured.
When Robinson went to the New
Tork hospital one day last summer to
get one of his incubators introduced at
that institution, he noticed a fever pa
tient in one of the wards. They were
using the old time method to cool this
patient's temperature. There was a step
ladder at the head of his cot, aud on the
top of it was a water pail with a piece
of ioe in it A rubber tube over tne side
of the pail, descending, entered a rubber
bag that rested on tbe patient's breast,
Another tube was arranged so as to car
ry off the water from the bag into
waste pail at the bedside. Robinson was
Interested.
He asked the doctors abont it, and
tbey told him that the contrivance was
often a failure and left great room for
improvement If the patient suddenly
turned over, he was apt to bring the pail
of water down on himself. Then, too,
the water in the pail was likely to run
out before the nurse could be aware that
the bucket was empty, and the condition
of tbe patient would be seriously jeopar
dised by the sudden stoppage of the cold
application.
The inventor went back to his little
tinsmith shop in East Twenty-sixth
street and built a contrivance that
should furnish a steady flow of cold wa
ter. To minimize Ihe labor and prevent
the sudden checking of the stream he
used the same water over again.
He built frame of brass rods about
6 feet high. Two copper cylinders caps
ble of holding ten gallons each were
placed on sliding rods in a vertical posi
tion, and by an arrangement of chains.
weights and pulleys tbe cylinders were
made to balance one another. While
one,' filled with water, is at tbe top,
just above the patient's head, the other
rests on the floor below. Tbe top one is
filled with ice water aud raised by tbe
turning of a crank at the side. Rubber
tubing passes from it down into
"worm," which is a great improvement
over the rubber bag of the doctors.
After the water has circulated through
the coils of the "worm" that lies on the
patient's body, it passes into tbe lower
cylinder. As soon as that cylinder gets
full it is raised to the top snd empties
itself in turn into the other one, which
has been lowered.
This invention baa been used for a
month at the New York hospital, and it
has saved many patients and much trou
ble to nurses.
Robinson went to Washington for tbe
sole purpose of getting a patent on this
machine. He had made nothing from
his incubators and thought that it was
time to try to reap some pecuniary
benefit from his work for himself and
his family of three little children.
He filed bis application at the patent
office and was arranging to return borne
when he became very ill. Tbe doctors
said he had consumption in an advanced
stage and held out small hopes of bis
recovery.
So bis wife was called to his bedside.
But the fate of his patent and what it
means to bis family is bis one thought.
New York Journal.
THE LAST SLAVE.
An Aged Georgia Negro Enjoys HI First
Trone Wilson, an aged negro convict
who was pardoned from the Georgia
penitentiary by Governor Atkinson tbe
other day, is probably the last slave to
receive the benefits of President Lin
coin's emancipation proclamation.
Wilson was in jail in Liberty county
as accessory to a murder when tbe negro
race was set free by the president.
He was afterward sent to tbe peni
tentiary and now enjoys the first breath
of free air he has ever known. New
York Recorder.
atovo Along.
The Indian's view of the way in
which he has been treated by the white
man in this country was well given in
an anecdote related by Professor Elli
oott Evans of Hamilton eollega The
famous Indian chief Red Jacket once
met Mr. Evans granduncle, Joseph El-
licott, at Tonawanda, Niagara county.
Mr. Ellicott at tbat time was agent of
the .Holland Land company, which own
ed most of the land in what was later
known as the Eighth Judicial district
M New York.
The two men shook hands and sat
down on a convenient log, both being
near the middle of it. After a short
time spent in amicable conversation.
Red Jacket said pleasantly, "Move
along, Joe."
Mr. Ellicott did as be had been re
quested, and tbe chief moved up close to
him. In a few minutes came a second
request, "Move along, Joe."
Again Mr. Ellicott complied, though
with considerable surprise, and again the
chief followed him closely. Scarcely had
this been done when Red Jacket again
said, "Move along, Joe."
Mr. Ellicott was greatly annoyed, but
willing to humor tbe chief he "moved
along" once more, this time reaching
the end of the log. '
This was not sufficient to satisfy the
chief, however, for a moment later came
the fourth request, "Move along, Joe."
"Why, man," cried the agent irrita
bly, "I can't move any farther without
getting off the log into the mndl"
"Cgb!" exclaimed Red Jacket con
temptuously. "Just so white man.
Want Indian move alpug move along.
Can't go no farther, but be fay, 'Move
along.' "
Labooeher oa England's Unpopularity.
At tbe present moment England is
probably more unpopular among foreign
nations, including even our own kins
men in the United States, than she has
ever been before, and in my humble
judgment our unpopularity was never
better deserved. London Truth.
HE MAY BE A CONGRESSMAN.
A Detroit Hewaboy Appoint as Page
la the Hons.
One of the most Interesting and
praiseworthy appointments made by
Doorkeeper Glenn of the house of repre
sentatives, whose personal staff consists
of something like 800 employees, Is that
of Albert La Riviere of Detroit to be a
page on the floor of the house. He was
appointed on the recoumieiidatlou of
Representative Corliss of Detroit aud
was selected by the Newsboys' associa
tion of tbat city as their representative
in congress.
When the news of Albert's appoint
ment reached the boys, they held a
rousing ratification meeting in Detroit,
at which a letter was roiul from Con
gressman Corliss, holding out to the
successful boy tbe hope tbat he might
become a great statesman tome day, as
other boys have who began as pages in
the senute or bouse, nud resolutions
were adopted thuuklug the congressman
for the complimeut paid the association,
and savins that Albert La Riviere was
chosen because the boys thought him to
be tbe most deserving one in the lot.
When leaving Detroit, he was escort
ed to the ststion by 149 newsboys, two
hrua hernia nnd several lendimr citizens.
Speeches were made by the citizens aud
the newsboys, ami Albert, who was ati-
viand ahnht linw tn enntlnot himself in
Washington, was obliged to mount tbe
platform of the car una outline ins pol
icy with regard to publio questions. All
ha nnnlit km wan that ha would be as
-
good a representative of the newsboys
of Detroit as he knew now to oe. inn
new page was sworn into office the oth-
ni Ji anil a hnnrtv trrcwtiuir WOS flivpn
him by tbe many other nimble footed
boys who wait on tbe congressmen, all
(hum think it is somewhat of a nov
elty for a newsboy to be transformed
into a page.
He is a slightly built, bright faced
hnv. finite intelligent and hones to suc
ceed in getting into congress some day
as a member, wiinam Aiaen nmiio,
nna nf tha new members of the Michi
gan delegation, was formerly a newsboy
on tbe railroad for which ho is now the
general counsel With Mr. Smith's ex
ample before him, Albert La Riviere
thinks there is a good chance for him.
New York sun.
NOVELTIES OF ELECTRICITY.
Tha Cosnlag Swiss Exhibition Will Surpass
All Others la This.
The Swiss National exposition, which
begins at Geneva on May next aud ter
minates on Oct. IS, bids fair, iu the
matter of interesting novelties, to sur
pass any national display made since
the centennial. A full accouut of its
scope is given by United States Coniul
Ridgley, at Geneva, in a report to tbe
state department, and be cays that Swiss
residents in America are invited to
make exhibits. Probably because Theo
dore Turrettini, mayor of Geneva aud
the most distinguished electrical en
gineer in Europe, is president of tbe ex
position the electrical exhibit will be tbe
finest ever seen. The river Rhine sup
plies 13,000 horsepower, to be electrical
ly transmitted six miles to the grounds.
There will be a traveling footpath oper
ated by electricity, traversing the great
machinery hall; horseless cabs driven
by electricity, appliances for aerial navi
gation, a multiplying valve pump, pioo-
i for making paper and fabrics, tests
of strength of metals by electricity and
many other electrical appliances.
Professor Pictet will display bis in
vention for producing intense cold and
will exhibit the uses of this low tem
perature, such as in tbe purification of
perfumes and chemicals, tbe cure of
dyspepsia by a cold Turkish bath proo-
, disinfecting and the production of
an illuminating gas 80 times more pow
erful than ordinary coal gas.
Other features will be a Swiss vil
lage, an aquarium where the spectator
is beneath the water and a Himalaya
railway wherein travelers climb to tbe
top of a great tower by means of a car
running on a cable.
'A WIDE AWAKE MAN.
David Jones Does Not Bleep For Weeks at
a Time.
David Jones of Anderson, Ind., who
attracted tbe attention of tbe medical
profession two years ago by a sleepless
spell of 93 days and lost year by another
spell which extended over 181 days, Is
beginning on another, which he fears
will be more serious than the preceding
ones. He was put on the circuit jury
three weeks ago, ass, has not slept for
20 days and nights. He does not expert
ence any bad effects whatever from the
spell, nor did he during bis 181 days.
During tbat spell be attended to all of
his farm business. He says now that he
feels at though he never will sleep
again. St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Senator Davis Qettlnf Superstitions.
Senator Cuehman K. Davis of Miune
sota has reached the superstitious stage
of his presidential boom. His literary
bureau has been in active working order
for some time past, and it was not uu
til tbe Republican national committee
fixed the date of the next convention
that Senator Davis received his first
ominous visitation. It turns out that he
was born on tbe 16th of June, and, as
the Republican convention is called to
meet on that date, he firmly believes
that the omen is a good one for him. In
a good natured way he has told some of
his friends that tbe fact of calling the
convention to meet on his birthday is
an indication to his advantage. New
York Sun.
C halloa Dish Ontflt.
A chafing dish outfit includes tbe
dish itself, with stand aud lamp, a
round tray upon which the whole ar
rangement stands, the alcohol flagon,
whose long, curved spout permits tbe
filling of the lamp without removing
the blaze, a service dish with cover, all
of polished nickoL Two spoons are also
In the list, one large one, of nickel with
ebony handle, a second smaller one of
lacquered wood. Twelve dollars boys
the outfit. New York Times.
Good Hews.
Cashier Have von heard, air. that
John Jones is a bankrupt?
Banker Well, that's good news.
We'll now get a little of what he owes
os, whereas, if he had remained in busi
ness, we'd never have sot a cent. Clla.
gende Blatter.
The sheets of steel for nenmaltlnir ara.
In their original condition, 8 feet long
and 8 feet wide. From these strina ara
5ut wide enoogh to permit of tbe cut-
A DYING SPARK
Stop Right Now I Don't Light
Another I You're Burn
ing Your Brains.
WRECKS ALONG THE 8TBEKTS1DE
Oft-times tobaooo'a vlo
thus look at tb dyiiis
spark Inthsaifrarstiinip
or at tht big mattlcatou
"ohaw" of iobaooo Just
xpeotoratrtt, and with
nerves uicotliilsed wltli
tobaooo. mentally re
solve, "Now, that Is mv
last, 1 will never use it
1.. B bn. that ItlB
Injuring me physically and financially and
my nerves are becoming so irritated that I
can't stand the least annoyanoe." What
is the result f Thes good rjsolutlona are
generally made while th erleot of the us
of tobaoort praotleally paralyses the crav
ings of millions of Irritated nsrvs centers
and just as toon as the etleots oommono
to pass away these -ood rssoluUons
weakm, showing conclusively that th
use of tobacco Is not a habit but a isas
of the nervous system reused by Ihe euii
cation of th nrv to erav for th nlco
ttn poisoning. What tbsn is th easy,
permanent, natural way to relieve your
selfortheus of tobaco Certainly not
by discontinuing it and sullermg the
nervous reaction and prostrating effects
and mental degeneracy sure to Inllow lbs
long and continued use of tobar.oo. Does
it not suggest Itself to you that the natural
thing to do is to take a remedy that is
specifically prepared to eradioate the
lects of the iileoiin in the system and to
overcome th nrv craving etfeot and re
store th tobacco irritated nerves to a nor
mal and healthy condition? To this , we
all say, "Yes, wnere is the remedy t" on
will tiiid it in No-To-Bao. This is easily
said and we all naturally ak for proof,
Certainly. If No-To-Hao fails to cure.
The sterling Remedy Company, ol Nw
York, Montreal ami Chicago have so
much faith in their remedy, that they pos
itively guarantee to refund the money, and
the oonaaru being owned and operated by
some ol tbe most reputabl business men
of fh eist and west, it Is absolutely re
liable aud we are glad to say, abl in every
way to live up to Its guarantee.
The sal of No-To-Bao within the rait
few years has assumed enormous propjr
tions, almost entirely developed upon its
merits and tbe recommendations of the
cured. Ho great Is the sal that it is hard
ly possible to go into any leading drug
store without finding it on sale, and the
druggist hat nothing but words of praise
to give it.
II IAn -ae -.ll K.isi Aiini r.Uv I n rt aaaatl f flan
rfdedly. It lift! hardly a ntnc iUoit of the Irtral
school " The reuaiaaauoe, tur.heruior. aid not
eem w ue iu i au.
CONSUMPTION CURED
AN ABSOLUTE REMEDY FOR ALL.
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
T. A. Slooum Offers to Rend Two Bot
tles free of HI HemeS f U tsrt
Consumption and All Lang Troubles
An Kllzlr of Lira.
Nothlns- could be fairer, more phl an
throoio or carry more ioy in Its wake than
the offer of T. A. Hlocum, M. O., ot IH3
Pearl street. New York. Perfectly oonti
dent tbat he has an absolute remedy for
the our ol consumption snd all pulmon
ary complaints, be offers through this pa
per ft tena two ooiues tree w any rentier
who is sufferins from Ions trouble or con-
eumption, also Iocs of tlesb and all condi
tions of wasting. He invite those desir
ous of obtaining this remedy to send their
express and postomoe address, aim to re
ceive in return the two bottles free, whlob
will arrest th approach oi death. Already
this remedy, by its timely use, has per
manently curea tnousanas oi esse wnioo
were given up, and death was looked upon
as an earlv visitor.
Knowing his remedy as be does, and be
ing so proof-positive of its beneficent re
snlts, Dr. Hlooum considers it his religious
autv. s dutv wblcb be owes to humanity,
to donate bis Infallible remedy where it
will assault tbe enemy tn its citadel, ana
by its inherent potency, stay the current
of dissolution, bringing joy to homes over
which the sbadow ot tbe grave bas been
gradually growing more strongly defined,
causing fond hearts to Brieve. The cheap
ness or the remedy ollerea Ireeiy apart
from its inherent strength, is enough to
commend it, and more so is the perject
confidence of thegreat chemist making tbe
otter, who bolds out life to thos already
becoming emaciated, and says: . "Be
The invitation is certainly worthy of the
consideration ot the alllioted, who, for
years, have been taking nauseous nostrums
without effect; who have ostracised them
selves from home and friends to live in
more salubrious climes, where the atmos
phere is more congenial to weakened lungs,
and who have fought against death with
all tbe weapon and strength in their
bauds. Tber will be no mistake In send
ing for these free bottles tbe mistake will
be in passing ths invitation by.
Sirs McClnrg.
Mrs. Virginia Donaglie JlcC'liirg of
Colorado, the well known lecturer, is
visiting the cast for tbe benefit of hnr
sou's health, which will probably oblige
her to stay here for some mouths. Mrs.
McClnrg orgmiized tint first party, oxide
from government expeditious, which
explored tho ruins of the cliff dwellers
iu the southwest. For ten years she has
made a speciulty of these studies and
explorutious. Mrs. McClnrg Is not only
an orchuxilogist, bnt a poet of merit uud
a waiui advocate of ermul suffrage.
. Women as Sculptors.
Clio Hinton Huuuker, who has been
awarded the $10,000 prisso for her statue
of Fremont, says of tit. tiuudens, whose
pupil she is: "He believes in tbe future
of women, especially as sculptors. ' I
have frequently heard him suy that the
truest artists in his class are women,
and that his principal object in taking
the class Is to afford womeu an oppor
tunity to prove their genius. "
.Free Silver-:
wc will as
One ast Scarf Pin
wc will aiso at ho FREE,
OMK PAIR Of
Solid
Silver
Link Sleeve Buttons (
( 2 Coupons and 8
You will find on coupon insld tsch t ounce bsf , sod
two coupons Inside tsch 4 usc bf (
BLACKVELL'S GENUINE
DURHAM TOBACCO.
ar.N0 COUPONS WITH NAM! SNOAOORCSS TO
BLACK WELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., DURHAM, 1. 0.
Buy a bag of this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco, and read the
coupon, which gives a list of other premiums and how to get them.
8 CCNT STAMPS ACCEPTED.
qivMM
VKKT AWKWAKD lltl
Thi.it nrenlsolvth kind ol mistake s nun
mtkssii tie "lurnsmit ;;t ,tv.
i ...... .... kn u.,in feme oi
lb road wlin a vsnim ;- '."".rT,"., ,V...
! absurd Is tht ermr ol the Individual who
iskes drastlo medicines to ""''
Tliet orseu Is on lira right side, si I ths load to
Its relief l Hosteller's WemaeU HUtem, m
rlira also adapted to th relief ol dysneimla, eon
tipsitnii, klduey ud rheuiustlo sttlmunU snd
maiaria.
iu.. .... i tum luiaider said
when b retuieit 111 Wuroealorthtrv,
' wmn awici'T.
Were It not for the Intervening moun
tain rannea, hiis uuuhh, -"""v:
to Southwest, would at limes in winter I be
sweat by devesting tornadoes. illUnartlt
seem to arise out ol the oaves ami canons
of the plains. Gaining strength and vol-
nine over wius eipniia. m... ....... -
retted by the battlements i big h l's.
Bouietimes they rlsa above the barriers
a"d sweep tb Middle stales with lory.
.... H...r.ii.iw .in .lav a mean teninera.
lure, and th next may b far below trees
' i. i. ... 1., wttlMr hath on a
inn. 1 - 1 1 ' - . , -
warm day, and th shook to miisoles,
nerves and oirmiiau hi mr i
den neuralgic and rheuiiiatlo at'anks, bold
violent and smite. Those predisposed to
suoh Slioilia ilitve me manor .lum,
Jo bs Oil, always ready. Its prompt use
prevents th eliroiilo stave, and in th
ehronio stag It Is a prompt, sure our.
...... ....-. l-..1 ......!' (1,1k .l.lll't
you k.owT It's the kind Iliat you have u Use
whether ou M l.!n.?JLl
NOTIf'K.
tr tr n A Duns nf Atlanta.
Oa., are t hs area' ess dropsy specialists in
th world. Our more palleiit thau th
enures rni t pi,j." -.....
litis beautiful land of ours. A valuable
discovery outsiu anv nan
i.nut..:a A..t..l...t A niiratv veiretallla
brennratlon. Remove all dropslosl
ayniptons rapidly. Ten days' treatment
mailed to every sullorsr. Be advertise
uient in other column.
HtlW'l Tills
W offer On Hundred Dollars Rsward lor
snyeas ot ( snurh .that cannot b cured by
aail B t'Siarru l ine,
v. J. i ll KN KV A CO. Pfiins.. Toledo. O,
We the uniler-Unied, have known f. i . Cheney
(or the last It yoan, ami Ixilevn lilm pt'h'Vlly
houiirsbls In all business Iraiwaetlims and flu
auelaliy tbletocitry out any obligation uaU
oy taeir arm.
WsarATatuX,
. .. i . , I . . ,.11. rt
naoiri)Vl'Hlin.i niiniu, w,
WtLOIHU, KlMNAN A MSVlH.
WholtMle pruKKtsls. Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's CatarruUur Is taken Internally, aeiln
directly upon the blood aud mm-out iiirUt-et ol
the system. Frlee, 7te per bollle. Sold by all
druaglsts. TMliinoulalt Ire.
Hall's Family fills are th bssU
riTa.-
All fit stooped free by lr. K line's
Qreat Narve Restorer. Mo rls alter Uis Aral
day's n. Marvelous euros. Treaus aud tun
trial bottle free to VII rases. Bend to Or. Kline,
au Arab Phn.it.inM ea
Plso's Cur Is th medicine to break up
children's Coughs and Colds. Mas. M.U.
Burnt, Sprague, Wash., Marc It.lhlH.
Tar OssatA lor breakfast.
DROPSY
TREATED PRKK
f oeltlv lv Cured with Vegetable Remedies
neve enree weoaanae or eaiss vers OHM pro-
aouoosd hopeless by bealpbyaletan rvun areiooea
symptoms disappear i In lea daysalleeM Iwo-lhlrdf
all symptoms removed. Send for free book tettimo
olals of miraculous euros. Ten days' treeuneni
tree by mall. If yon order trial, send too. In stamp,
or par poauce. Int. II It Uhbsn ssoks, ahauumIa
llruu order trial return tins advertisement to at
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES BOUGHT
H. E. NOBLE
SIS Oommerelnl HI'k. fOKTLANO.
OK.
SURE CURE roR PILES
lUmimaj wi Iliad, Usllu Ptr4tl files Its) l mmm to
lit leWM itlUMfl. a uttlilrs nm. Clroamf await ft. !Tt
If von want a sure relief
limbs, use an
Allcock's Plaster
Beak in Mind Not one of the host of counterfeits and Imi
tations is as (rood as the genuine.
jrtafjv I". CmcHtmrt (mouiih. Reo Cuoat W" Dunono Bo A
fil TMC OfliaiNAkANO aiHUINf. Ti-J KiV, mrHrUtmrmM
TTj Lawless, as Omgclat tor ftaA- JRwUsft tnmmd Jh4 i lt4 s4 1M4 wmiiU XT
I I flT eLm e.Uab.1.. elt.ta.ai aiat aaskaw B. Isssi. aUAaaa rln.aVNnhl -el sMraM,V
T.La. m
AH fill la aAistj,afnl ftoiw. tint ratpf, ara
W. tramp tor ftarttMlara. itHiewUlv
IV, (Mr Tftirnoiain. jvatow rpr. toaltl
i HH HfcrK14 CUfcMU AL 4W
FLOUR MILLS...SAW MILLS
MACHINERY
"V TLI '1 "a-TV VP W TVT Tn Ter7 remarkable and certain
W V , J , LV I M rJ relief given woman by MOOKK'S
,t the JtTJTI .,.:7 T REVEALED HKMKDY has given
it the name of Woman's Friend. It is
nil in relieving the backaches, headaches
Whif'h rillrrinn en. I ahnetAn n MAMHn,.
. .... v. ... u nvu.au
women testify far it. It will hiik
, , , , um.U
and make life a pleasure. For sale bv
BLUMAUEE-FRAMK DBUQ CO.. Pobtland, Aginta.
HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
no FREE
For 12 Coupons i
OS, fOS
2 Coupons and 12 ott,
80 ota,
sssQ
OVJerifc
la what gives Hood's Snrsnpsrllla Its great
popularity, Increasing stilei and wonder,
lul out". Tli combination, proportion
snd process in preparing Hood's Hsrsa.
partllttRi' unknown 'o other mdlu!ias,
soil niHkn it '0 ullsr to lltelf. It acts
dl eclly snd positively I pon the blood,
and as the blood rewrites every nook ami
(O'nsr of the human syi-tom, all th
nerves, intuHes. hones nuil tisane com
under the ben llcent lulliiuno of
Mood'
Sarsaparilla
The On True llhiod furltler. All dniKslstsj 1, '
Unz-t'e'Dilla "v'', ,n": '
tlOOQ S r 1113 tk,iayloiierat, itfie.
v.l'
-it '
Mist Dells Htevens. or lUMUin, Haas
wrltesi I have always aiirivred Irtim
hereditary Horutula, lor wlileh I trtml
various nmi,m't "" wm"7
tliyalciatis, bill none relieved mo. After
tk!nKbollM( ana.
I ant uow wen. t
am very sr!'1'!
to you, as I ttwl
that It saved in
... a llfu .if mi.
told tiemy, anil
shall take plwMiir In Baklti only
r.inln ni oralse lor III woitderlnl mod-
lei iik, ami In reeomtiK'nillns It to all.
lllilin-.iiiii.H . .
CURED
I's-asatlsaU tlt
Wood and Hkln
tilseasM main!
Ire to any ad
dress. aWIPT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Oa.
DIRFA'TIONSvt Mtinf
I'llKAM BALM. - Apply
a pnrtklt of th Balm utll
up fnle Ms mttrilt. A fter
a moment draw drono
brmtK ttmiugK A ttose.
fM Mm limejafMM.aruri
menU preferred, aitctwors
rdrn.
CATARRH
SXY'S ORHASf BALM Opens and Cleans
th Nasal FaeMoe, Allsrs Pain and luflasama.
Hon, Heals lb Sores, I'rotortts tb Mombrau
from aolits, Koslom th netisos ol Tast and
Dmell. Th Balm Is quickly absorbed and sives
tel lei atone.
A nartlel Is applied Into each nostril, and Is
tfreaabl. Price, 4c sent at Knis.J.i.' or by
mall. al.V BROTH It KM,
M Warren Street. New York.
AmericanType Founders Co.
Electrotypen
Stereotypen...
Merchants in Gordon and Peerless
Presses, Cylinder Presses, Paper ,
Cutters, Motors of all kinds,
Folders, Printing Material.
V)Ur
rOW CHILD!) VIITHIMO a
roe amis oe ell PtweiUw. as tieeu a heuta.
for oains la tbe back. side, chest, or
4anfWflM trrllav Al Umilsw. Mat
M HJIf tW Vrndtm" m UMar, Marti Mail.
ftr all IYaj wr".
. HaaltM ., HMI f.ABKLrMIA, Vk.
MARINE ENGINES
AND BOILERS.
tfi,amette If0D tforks
PORTLAND, OREGON.
uniformly success-
antl weakness
life. Thousand ot
.-j .
Mill BHVUKtll
all Hmoolata.
iiT i
ueiiLamDersoit
203,- 2 5 PORTLAND.
wmnn CATALOG rREL
dr. surnrs
laraoVKD
LIVER
health. These puts seepl, .ho 82 mTSSii!
laobe. BrurMaa to
Urn than - mn11,e
!rf- l" tSnn yo. e
THR AFRMOTOR CO. doss halt Hie wortn-s
nltHlmlll busliisM. because It has redueed U.n met ol
nut nowst to I l what It was. II nas many branc
m BiltanaMi, and suppllss Its Hinds snd repair
kW T e . ! ,our doer. It ean and doss furnish a
. hmttmf arllrla fi.r Lh. mAtiA Ihui
outers. It makes Pumplnt and
Uearad, Steel, Oslfsnlsed slter.
and Sited steel Towers, steel Buss Saw
. w- Frames, steel reed Outlets snd Feed
w m unnaers. on appnesuon It will nsme one
ki Ol three articles tliat It will liin.l.h unijl
iannary 1st al 18 U usual pries.' It also makes
Tsnks and Pnmus si all turns, gend tor oalakiia,
I uis, sect will ssd rlUaert hrtsU, CSUsi.
OPIUM
Moriililne flatilt Cured In 10
to SO days. No nay till ourerl.
DH.j.STIPHINaVLsbanon.Ohi.
Scrofula
J"'sjj.a,sj.asa.ajjs)ji,JtP
J Bsat Cousb SynipVTaetes UuuL Css I 1
1 In tin. a Bild byilnnnHta I
r t:-"ar55tssBSs:"tr-;-STi lj
N. P. N. U. No. 837.-8. F. N, U. No. 714
iing or three or four pens.