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A FIGHTING COMMANDER.
Dewey, tit Her of Manila, Haa See
Hard Service.
In his sixty-one years of life Admiral
George Dewey, the bcro of Manila,
haa seen a greex deal of Ted hot fl sitt
ing. He was born among the green hills
of Vermont and received his appoint
ment to the Naval Academy at the age
of IT. When he graduated in 1858 he
went wtth the eteam frigate Wabash
on a crolse In Mediterranean waters.
When Fort Sumter was ' fired upon
Dewey was promoted from ensign to
lieutenant and assigned to the steam
sloop Mississippi, which was to take
part in the fierce fighting of the West
Gulf squadron. The Mississippi was a
aide wheeler of seven-teen guns, and
was commanded by Commander MeJ
ancthon Smith. The West Gulf squad
ron veesdt at once to the Mississippi
HlTer to force ha way up. The "His
tory of Our Navy" thus describes the
sort of things the men on the Missla-
be was assigned to duty at the Kaval
Academy. In 1870 he received his first
command, that of the Narrogansett,
which was employed on special service
trarttl 18715.
i The Pacific surrey of 1872-75 was In
trusted to him. ' Alter two years as
lighthouse Inspector and five as secre
tary of the Lighthouse Board he was
put In command of the Juniata, on the
Asiatic squadron In 1882. In Septem
ber, 1S84, be was promoted to b a cap
tata and placed In command of the
Dolphin, then brand new, and one of
the four vessels to which the name
"white squadron" was first given. From
1885 to 1888 he was the commander of
the Pensacola, the flagship of the. Eu
ropean squadron. In 1888 his energy
and ability to complete matters of de
tail was recognised by making his chief
of the bureau of equipment and recruit'
lag, which carried with ft the rank of
commodore. . k ,
In May, 1803, be took another turn on
. ' flf;
J 3
ACTING ADMIRAL DEWET.
slppi experienced when they preceded
Farragut up past New Orleans:
"The Pensacola and the Mississippi
steamed slowly, with their black bulls
at regular Intervals sheeting the air
with lurid fire as they replied to the
forts. Abreast of St Philip, where the
Confederate fire was hottest, they drew
In so close that the gunners afloat and
those ashore heartily cursed each other
8b they worked."
The Mississippi was wtth the squad
ron again when U ran down past New
Orleans on the way back, fair targets
for nineteen Wg guns at close range.
The hardest tight that the Mississippi
ever was in was the one that ended
her. The fleet was trying to run by
Port Hudson with Its powerful batter
ies. None of the squadron got by. The
Mississippi ran aground In the fog and
smoke and stuck bard and fast In
.thirty minutes she was shot full of
holes. Uer crew climbed Into boats on
the side oposlte the forts, and, after
setting her on fire, made for the other
side of the river under a withering rifle
fire.- Upon this otyaslon Lieut. Dewey
stuck to his guns until the last and bo
did not quit the ship until all others had
left.; Admiral Porter singled blm out
for special praise.
In July, 1SC3, Dewey was on the'gun
boata that engaged the Confederates
below Donaldsonville, In 18(54 he was
attached to the North Atlantic block
ading squadron, assigned to the steam
gunboat Agawam. The Agawam was
one of the great crescent of warships,
big and little, that plumped shot Into
Fort Fltftier In December, 1854, and
January, 1805. Dewey received his com
mits!o ana lieutenant commander on
March 8, 18J5, and served for two years
on the European squadron, first on the
steamer Kearsarge and then on the
fr!g-re Colorado, the flapfoip. In 1803
duty as a member of the Lighthouse
Board. He was made an actual com
modore on Feb. 20, 1800, and was at
about that time put at the head of the
Important Board of Inspection and Sur
vey. He was transferred to the com
mand of the Asiatic squadron Jan. 1,
1808. ,. ' ' .
Itog Kennel that Cost $11,700.
This Is a ?5,700 kennel, built for the
dogs of a wealthy California woman,
at Pleasanton. Its fittings Include
r
THK OAHIHS PALACE.
baths and Infirmary and many "cozy
corners." One cannot help wondering
what that same amount of money
would do If expended for friendless and
neglected children.
H'OS Batch Fish Eggs.
In China bens are employed to batch
fish eggs. These are sealed In an egg
shell and placed ander the unsuspecting
ben for a few days until the spawn has
warmed Into life. The contents of the
shell are then emptied Into a shallow
pool, where tbey can bask In the sun
shine until the minnows are strong
enough to be turned Into a lake or river.
. No dress is immodest unless : the
I wearer la, ( '
THE SAVING QfrACE OF A HOBBY
It Revive nope and Knthaatasm and
Makes Life Worth Living.
"A priceless thing Is a hobby. The
dally tasks by which hosts of women
snppert life are favorless, barren, al
most hopeless. To such ones a bobby
may offer the dearest hopes of ultimate
freedom from the unwelcome dally
task; it will at any rate serve to enter
tain and give point and flavor to an
otherwise blank existence," Is the posi
tion taken by Carrie E. Garrett dis
cussing "Woman's Dreams , and Hob
bles" In the Woman's Home Compan
ion. "Hobbles have the power to concen
trate and absorb the scattered energies
which might otherwise be expended Id
purposeless flirtations, building super
fiuous bonnets, reading cheap sensa
tions, gossiping away precious mo
ments, picking out our friends' foibles,
dissecting onr own emotions, and wish
ing vaguely Wr everything which Is at
tainable. If tbe bobby did nothing else
but prevent these frivolities it would
be a boon to humanity.
"Man found out tbe value of hobble
long ago. Almost every man who H
good for anything has a purpose which
he thinks Is quite the most magnificent
one which a man.eould pursue. It Is no
matter whether ft Is law-making, pill
making or shoemaklng, he pursues It
with absorbing enthusiasm, and strive!
to make tbe best laws or pills or sheet
(as the case may be) to be found any
where. And when he has not felt thlt
sweeping enthusiasm which the genu
ine hobby Inspires, but baa been con
tent to languidly saunter along the path
of endeavor, It will commonly be found
that bis laws or pills or shoes are not
among the best on the market If out
hobby Is a power which we feel withlr.
ourselves, ana wnicn wi ueteruiiuv i
develop to Its fullest extent how rlcl)
we feel In the possession of that power,
even In Its feeble beginnings, and with
what Joy and pride we contemplate It
growth and perfection! Woman bat
found that It is not enough to nierelj
look pretty; that love cannot be het
'whole existence (the poet to tbe con
trary, notwithstanding), and that even
with the richest plenitude of gowns,
Jewels and enjoyments life still needs
a purpose. If it Is at all a respectable
purpose, and pursued with general zeal.
It cannot fall to thrive and Increase and
bear fruit." .'..
FROM QARCIA'3 CAMP.
Development ot the Transvaal.
In 1802 the mnln trunk line from
Cape Town was pushed forward from
Hs then northern terminus to Johannes
burg. The distance from Cape Town
to Johannesburg by rail Is 1,013 miles.
In 1894 the road was completed from
Delagoa Bay, a port In Portuguese ter
ritory on tbe southeast coast of Africa,
to Johannesburg a distance of 377
miles. Tbe third road reached Johan
nesburg a year later, from Durban, a
port In the British colony of Natal, dis
tant 4&3 nil'les.
From 23,000 ounces of gold In 1887,
tbe annual output baa risen to 3,000,000
ounces in 1897, giving tbe Transvaal
the second place In the world's gold
production. There Is no doubt that the
present output of the country will rap
Idly Increase; and probably within
few years, notwithstanding the increas
ed output of other countries, the
Transvaal will rank first as a gold pro
ducer. ' . '
The town of Johannesburg may tx
taken as a good Index of the wonder
ful expansion of tbe gold-mining Indus,
try of tbe district. From a few lints Id
1880, it has developed Into a town un
excelled, if indeed equaled, In the Im
posing character .of Its buildings by
any of tbe enterprising mining towns In
Western America. Indeed, Johannes
burg has but little of tbe aspect of an
American mining camp. In Its general
appearance It reminds an American
more of Spokane or Salt Lake, City.
John Hays Hammond, in tbe Engineer
ing Magazine.
Tom Do you believe that marriage,
as a rule, is a failure 7 Jack Judging
from my own experience, I believe I,
Is. Tom Why, I didn't know that you
had ever been married. Jack That's
Junt It I failed to marry. Chicago
News. ..' '
Railway pools may bo prohibited by
law, but the stock will continue to lie
watered Just the same.
The sherry cobbler to not In the shoe
maker das, ;.
Two Cuban Ottl.mvn on a VUlt o Vih
. , lug-ton. i ;
Wsshinton, May 8. Secretary A)
gor and General Miles today cxmfoned
with two officers from the titnd of Man
ors! Guroia, Ounornl CcKmso and Llu
tenant Charles Ilernamlea, lio camo
(II root from Oarola'a heattqunrtors, bear
ing oreiluntlaU from Mm to porfoot a
plan of co-operation with the American
force They accompanied Lieutenant
Rowan, ot tbe United States army, on
his return from Garoia's oamp at Bay
auio, in Central Cuba, and shared with
him the danger ol a two days' journey
In an open boat from the coast of nubs.
They reported first to the Cuban dele
gation here, and Secretary (jusiula was
oaroful to keep thoir prusonoe sociot
until General Miios bad made the fact
known.
Lieutenant Hernandoa says his head
quarters at Uayamo, with a body-guard
ot sovoi&l hundred men, are quartered
in the city. The Infantry and cavalry
are quartered in the suburb ot South
Bayaino. In ail. about 8,000 men are
thus quartered. Thoy are well armed
with Remington and Mausers, captured
from the Spaniards. Most of them
have maobeta, but only the oflloera
carry other small arms. The cavalry
have small horses, much like tbe Indian
mustangs, hardy and reliable.
Ilernandea says communication is
maintained with General Qomol and
with points along the ooast. From
this he has a general idea ot the forces
ontside of those with General Unrcia
at Bayamo. He estimated that there
are 13,000 men, all ot whom are well
aimed, east of la trooha, and constitut
ing the forces in4the eastern division ol
the Island under Garcia. , These In
elude the 8,000 at Bayamo, the others
being scattered at varions points. He
estimated Uonoral Gomel' immediate
command at about 8,000 men, with
6,000 men scattered at various points.
In all there are, according to Goloaso
and Hornandea, about 80,000 to 85,000
troops.
It is understood the visit of uarcia's
officers Is to give general assurance to
the authorities here ot Garoln's desire
to give every possible co-operation to
tbe American movements. Similar
assurances have come from General
Gomes, and have been - presented by
Quesada. Tbe Cuban o Ulcers have
made a good Impression here, and the
authorities were agreeably surprised to
find them men of ability and sound,
soldierly bearing, speaking English
well. '.
Tha Second Draft.
Washington, May 28. The officials
ot the war department are not yet pre
pared definitely to announce their pro
gramme witb respect to obtaining the
75,000 volunteers called for yestorday
by presidential proclamation. Therj
will be some consultation on the sub
ject between tbe president and the war
officers before a conclusion is reached.
It is said, however, to have been de
termined to fill to their maximum
strength tbe 100 and more regiments ot
volunteers already called for, moat of
which are organized at the minimum
number allowed by tbe law.
Tha Prmldant's Froelamattoa.
The following is the proclamation
Issued by tbe president:
By the president of the United
States, a proclamation:
Whereas, An act of congress was ap
proved on tbe 35th day ot April, 18118,
entitled "An aot declaring that war
exists between the United States of
America and the kingdom of Spain,"
and whereas, by act of congress entitled
"An act to provide tor temporarily in
creasing the military eetabliehruent of
the United States in time ol war and
for other purposes," approved April
83, 1898, the president Is authorized
in order to raise volunteer army to
issue this proclamation calling for vol
unteers to serve In the army ot ine
United States; now, therefore, I, Will
lam McKintey, president of the United
States, by virtue of tbe power vested
in me by the constitution' and laws,
deeming Sufficient occasion to exist,
have thought fit to call forth and here
by do calf forth volunteers, to tbe ag
gregate number of 75,000 In addition
to the volunteers called forth by my
proclamation ot the 281 of April In the
present year, the same to be appor-
4lnn.J An I tr mm nan(l.,ttlili imnnfl ttiA
several states and territories and the
Distrlot of Columbia, according to pop
ulation, and to serve two years, unless
jsooner discharged. Tbe proportion of
each arm, and the details of enlist
ment and organization will be made
known throuirh tbe war department.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my band and caused tbe seal of tbe
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
25th day of May, in the year of onr
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety eight, and of the independence
of the United States the one hundred
and twenty-second.
WILLIAM McKISLEt,
, President.
By William R. Day, Secretary of State.
Ordered Into Commlwlon.
San Francisco, May 28. Orders
have been received to place the Phila
delphia and Yorktown in commission
as soon as possible; also to transfer the
boys from tbe training-ship Mohican
and fill op that vessel with seamen and
ordinary seamen.
General Miles reported that Spain
now has 13,000 troops in Porto Bioo,
and be thought the United States
should send at least 80,000 troops
there." ' ' '
Fatal Michigan Fire.
Iron Mountain, Mioh., May 28.--The
residence of A. Bicbter was destroyed
by Are last night A boy, aged ,
and a girl, aged 11, were burned to a
crisp, and two other children, aged 4
and 6, a girl and a boy, were so badly
burned that they cannot live. It is not
known bow the fire originated.
Mined Harbor Regulation.
New York, May 28. Bear-Admiral
Erben has written to President McKin
ley urging prompt enactment of a law
providing a penalty for vessels that
cross mine fields or otherwise disregard
Instranotlons given them by the cap
tains ot patrol boats.
ffashaa. N. II., May 28.--Informa-tlon
. reaching the Armenian colony
here shows that a Klondike party ot
seven men from this city and Haver
hill, Maes., were drowned by the
breaking of the ice in Graser lake,
May 8, -
What You Got
; t .
When Tan Kt Medlolna U a Matter of
(Ireat tmuortanua.
Do jwu "get the modiolus that has cured
(btniMuius uf ui.in.ie lw wuro afflicted !Hti
your Do' you buy Hood's Sanapurllla,
and only liood'nf If you do, you may
tnko It ftr scrofula, mlt rheum, dyp pla.
h)a of appetite, rheumatism, catarrh, with
tbe utmost confidence It will do you good.
Hood's Garoaparilla
In Amerlen's OrcMent Moittetno. li l lor il.
Hoofl'e PlTls Tni nil Hrr llin. 3fl wliln.
Karlleet Known Cuban.
Those, facte aro from an old Scotch
paper published In 1848: s
"The Inhabitants ol the Iaror
Islands of tha West Indies, 81. Do
mingo, Cuba and Porto Blco were in
dolent but mild in disposition, fond ot
dancing and other gaoio, governed by
kings called caciques. They bad an
established priesthood, believed in the
existence ol doJty and future state
ol rewards and punishments. Theso
simplo people showed great kindness
to Columbus and his companions while
visiting their Islands, and ousorvlng
the Spaniards' love tor gold gave them
all thoy possessed, ,
"A remarkable spoeoh haa been pre
served which so old man, a native of
Cuba addressed to Columbus when
presenting him with a basket ol trait.
The speech shows the qolot disposition
Ol the people and tholt profound vener
ation for their white visitors."
rive Prmmifntlj Cured. No flur nwmne
II eftw tltrt urn of iir. KMue'i iimI
humitwwta. a.4 a FHr at.oa inn)
boliloand uoetlm l'FU ft. U. iUXiii, JUiL, tu)
AKil etativt, UlUetlelptlln, ffc
It takes a healthy man fonr months
to eat his own weight In food.
' If dry ropes are soaked tor four
days, In a bath containing 80 grains
ot sulphate of copper to a quart of wa
ter, thoy will be preserved for con
siderable time from the attacks of
animal parasltos and rot,
! Pat "An phat will yes do with yor
money at your dlthf" Mike "Ot'll
lave It to me children." Pat "But
supposln yes niver hev lnyt" Mike
"Thlu It'll go to ma grandchildren."
Tit-Bits. '
The Klondyke
baking powder la Schillings
Best baking powder. It
keeps and does its work
everywhere. , '
rnmtalllnt; Tntng.
Amateur Actor But, duah boy, do
yon think tho villain's part suited to
me? The manager Capltallyl It
won't matter when you're hissed.
New York Evening Journal.
JOHN POOLE IS CONSTANTLY R.
eeiviti btrjce!IVo!& orine relubmtea Hfongh.
ton weoiift. Those kre eutrior to enr r pit
Opon Uile market. Dt-rore eurllii e Watfun ohII
. and MemJiH. or writ Jtr oitaloane. addreee
foot ut MorrUoa eireM, rorowd, Onon.
The hydra fuse, a sort ot polypus,
may be turned Inside out like a glove,
and will continue to live and eat at
heartily as ever.
"4 Pwhct Typ ofth Hlght Ordtrtf
StmiluKt In Uanuktctun. "
Wai(ertiaicBT&Oo:s
Breakfast
58
w w w
:.l Artaolittolv Pnra.
. . J Iicllcious,
Nutritious.
..Costs Less Tfian CUE CFST I Cup..
H mm lint yrm get the Genuine Ankle,
mde M D0RCHE5TKR, MASS. by
WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd.
TASUMtXD I7&X
mi i inn pfi-s spring yi chain
. ,ie vie nan tirrni sa
Plain or with Caller. The beet needle In Ih- mar-
uwu or an Nww newer, tfor iu ur ell euu
end inerutiu etoree, or by
. - WILL FINCH CO., 1
820 Market Street, Man yrandeco, Cal.
Is It Wrong?
trAiin i itfrn
TUUli UVtli Keep It Right
Moora' Revealed Remedy wlIMo It, Thro
doses will Asks you leol better. Get It bom
your druggist or any wholesale drug hour , or
worn Stewart A Holme Drug Co., Seattle.
Good
Health
T the worlrtn cenital
of humanity . He who
hmrn that u Wrecked
Indeed. InyonrbejUta
fftMUiir ron. four am
bition, vigor, vitality
wemin away j
When other tall eon-
salt
DOCTOR
RATCLIFFE,
For tha apjedy, tt and permanent ear of all
nervnna.iibronloand Hpeelnti!ae,even
In thotr most afrgravatad forms. There t no man
In th world wli5 has effcoted so many pennant ut
Cures In both Men aad Woolen of trwhles whlfb
other physical) e'ackoowledgMl ability bad aires
Bp s ttoseiesa a this eminent apeulalMt.
NKItVOLrl Pt; IIII.IT V andallltesttendlnt
aOmnnta.of VOVHU, MniDLK-AOEl) and OLO
KN. Theawfnl 0eoM of Deflected or Improp
erly treated caan, oansln drain, wealtnoMa of
body and bMn,dlr.Hoee, teilln memory, lao of
eniriry and confidence, pains In ba'li. loins and
kidney, and many other distressing symptom.
F infilling on for study, hairiness or enjoyment of
ire. Iir Ratclirr cau cure you, 00 outlier who or
Hat has fIM.
"UK MBIT. Beiwtoresloatrlenrand Tl
tallly to weak men. Organ of tbbidy which
have been weakened through disease, overwork,
esceeses or Indiscretions are restored to full power,
etreiiKtb and elf or through bis own aucCessrul sys
lem of tr ealmenl. .
VABltOOUKLlt, hydrocele, swelling and ten
ecrnt'iffi of th glands treated with unfailing; sncorss.
Si'BOIAL lilnKAMttS, Indammaflnn, dls.
eharges. etc.. which, If mgiected or Improperly
troatod, break down the system, taus kidney ana
bhv'Mer1 dlsnanes, eto,
1)!SEABK OPWOHtl. Prompt and ee
pii aiM-ntlpnglren to all their many allmeuta.
. WtlTR If yiM) areawars of nr trouhla. IX
V&f m'.l.XY. Callon Iir.Raiclitf.to.lay. Ifyoo
cannm call, write him. Ills vainaMe book free ta
all snSerera COMHtLTATlOM FitBB and coco
dsdtial at office or by letter.
I. M. RATCLIFFK, 111 Flta tn. KITTU, IlSf
i Beat Uoush rJrriip. Ti
In tlaie. Moid be ji
ite Ooiilfr I
r?CN POINTS.
Tha 'otlt of some poets r rather
odious.-' i-r' '
Tho wedding tour is ofton tha oiiltn
before the storm.
Tooplo who have tilvliie to give are
never stingy with H.
Popular songs are often so populaf
that they become unpopular.
When it ootnes to Joalonay rind erow
Ing man is superior to rooster.'
A war artist Is alwsys iuooesBfol,
even tlmngli his buttles are drawn.
". A Jolly good Mlow is hardly evor
olussed synonymously with a first
olan financier. , .
When a man bonnts of having money
to burn he will soon have ah to
throw away.
Only a small portion of the world
loves a lovori the rost ot It eonsldurs
him a clninip,
A baohelor as rulo Is the aunte of
sellislinoss, and happy Is the woman
that falls to got him.
Every man Intends to have his own
way after marrlago, but sometimes his
wife relieves him of fulso Impreislon.
Chicago News.
1UI11.IO CLOCK.
Few (met ottte of America are defl,iiMrlr
prmldnd with elnekt ot such a mm and kt
promltierU location tu to ludlcato the time
Avor wide rhetroiiolltan dlnrlots. But It l
blsh time to clieii kidney and Warldor com
plaint tnanld'sK'd to thu nilforer by Inactivity
ottlie oreaiis altaried. Hosteller's fi.ucs.ih
Illticrt rcmadlo thl it il' dy'i'sltt.
rheumstlrm, oomuuaiUm, bmuuiucM and
antvomiwu.
ttolted.
"Has your wifo ever throattml to
loave you and go back to her mother?"
"So." "Ah I Then she is master ol
tbe house. "
TB ALLEN'S yOOT-EAStt.
A powder to he atiuVen Into the nhow.
At thl senson your feet feol w.tllen, ni-r-vous,
and hot, and gel tlrtii raily. If you
hv smarting fVl or tlulit ht, try
Allen's FeHH-Ktum. It 0kIii th fret anil
makes walking rusy. Ciirvs swollen and
owrntliig fort, blisters and rullont sn.
Kttllfvus eorns and biiuloniof all pobj and
rHves rt and comfort Tn tliouaninl turn
linmiiltils of ctirrs. Try It twin. Sold by
all drHfiflfrU and hiw stores forSAv. Hent
lv mall for SAo In stumps. Trtnl ai'liii(
VKEK. Ail.ir.s Alton . OluiaUd, U
Uoy, New York.
The elephant does not smell with
his trunk. His olfactory nervrs are
oontainod in a liu;le nostril, wliloli is
In the root of the mouth, neat the front
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Tfca Kind Yea Ma?9 Always Bought
Biguatur of
Editor "One of my fair subscribe"-
wants to know bow to change the color
f hr hntr." Oullor " What would
yon sayr Editor "I should adviso
her to marry some nice young man to
reform him." Puck.
Btats o Onro, Ctrv o roumo, I
twits Orparv. 1"
Fsusa 1. CsKNfr makes oath that ho Is tha
KOtor prtr ot ths Bm ot P. J "naitv A Co.,
dvuit tnilae In liha City of ToltMo, l ouety
and rrtata alorsat1, and that eahl firm will pay
the sum ot OKK IICilORKO tKifXARS h-t each
and every ease ol Catarrh that cannot be enrvd
by tU UB 01 iUU-'s Catsikh Cr.
' FkAKtt J. IJIIKNKY.
Sworn to before me sod oheerfjied In my
presence, thlseih day of Iieoeiulwr, A. U. IV.
A. W. (H.RAm)N,
Hull' Oalarrb Onr Is taken Infc-rnallv and act
dJret;lt oa Ui MoAd and mrtcon surface of
t'tanawm. Rood for rutlmonlaJa, (rue.
F. J. CHKNBr A CO., Toledo, 0.
Potd hr rlruggUie,
Iiall' Vamily i'llls ara th beet.
In Germany peroiide of hydrogen is
said to be mixod with varions drinks in
otdor to give them the mallow flavor
ol age.
t shull recommend I'luo's Ours for Con
sumption far Slid wills. Mrs. M'llllyun,
riumnUiad, Kent, Rngiaud, Nov. 8, 1MV,
ui
'.. vrmaa to U-.o. riuliham, ,
Pays! 1 bnvo boon usinr your Veja,
tiiblo Compouud and find thn, H d1)PI,
all thrvt It Is BM-rinitriBtided to du. J
Uv. tia a v.S:: f:r tha Ia.t fur
yottrn witn wouio f,
trouble, weak r,.-'
OIK'H 8VUH rw- E i i
tloiis, I wua hard- ? .
'1 ' Vrf
lo. I hod t
so given ,
iludi-s.
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work la ttuluott with tlio Compoun4,
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grout value for lorrvl appllcalton. Cor
reHpondon" Is fitt'ly snillolted by Ilia
Lydlta B. rinltham MillolneC., Lynn,
Mum.) and the nlrlctest conllilonco n
attred. All dmri.'1' td adl tlio l'lnlt
bnm's wmedlos. Tlio Vt'potnlilo Com
pound in tbroo foruis Liquid, l'UU,
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
PULLMAN PAf.ACK HI.KKPKMK.
PUIXMAN TOl'KIHT rl.KKI'Kltft.
FKtU RKCLINISU CIIAIH OAKS.
Portland to Chicago Without Change
Outfit Tim.
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i'rratfnally tondneted Ktraralona,
lasitaire t ii evked tu tttismmtlon.
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lilrvet Una In Trntts-MlasUalupl ana
!tttrr,t!ni Ksposiiion tti'l.t in Omaha,
hebraeava, Jnna la Ntivemher.
Write endorslsned lor rates, time tables and
other ItUotmatton periatnlrin to l iu.m l acitla
k. R,
R. V. BAXTER, Gen. Agml,
19 Thirst Ml., fortland, trcn.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
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Ill I If 1 ak montiy by urut
11 11 1. ii I 4rCUItllMI 114 I lllcesn. HS
L f f 11 but and sell atieai on mar.
Ill llsrl I I tins, fortunes bevo beea
B.aiW on a small txsinulim tr iitdKmni n-
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tore. Write tor full tiartlonlars, bct ol rei.
ere nee f len. tieswal years' t riefice on ins
Chlrafro Board of Trade, nnd s thormivh kno-jr.
ledse of lite bnstnesi, Htid for onr free rcor
nn book, pun NINO. Mul'KlKS .k (n
( h!(Ki Hoard ol Trad limbers. Oltica la
Portland, Oregon nd Hoatllc. Wab,
M. P. M. ti.
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HRtf wrltl'is; tn adeartlaar tea
..Great Removal Saje..
A Half-Million Dollar Stock to Be
Closed Out.
Work will toon be completed on our new five-story building; we
are to occupy, and aj we intend to place only new foods upon its
shelves our present Immense stock must be promptly disposed of.
..REDUCED PRICES..
To such an extent that it is to the Interests of everyone to buy now.
All mail orders filled at Removal Sale Prices.
MEIER & FRANK CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Power that will save you money and
make you money. Hercules liiinliies
ore the cheapest power known. Burn
Gasoline or Distillate Oil; no smoke,
fire, or dirt For pumplnx, running
dairy or farm machinery, they hove uo
equal. Automatic la action, perfectly
safe and reliable.
Send for illustrated catalog.
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Hercules Oas
Engine Works
Boy St, Sao Francisco, Cal,
Heresies Special
(2H actual horsepower)
Price, oaty $183.
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