iVA.N lc3 ,v.""n::cANCsr if. v " . " " "ill now Geo. Miles and hl staff were cheered at they Foace, i'orto BIcc. i rod through tit streets of ENGLAND'S FUTURE KINO. Alwaya Hot hid la th Vr I,Ul-'i Kind of Frock. Those wise little mothers who decry tba American habit of overdressing wee bit of babies will be Interested to know that Prince Albert, the amall mite of 4 years, who la la the direct line of succession to the throne of En- weara the Dial neat kind of fland. Colonel X. wai making a long march, ana the provision wagon had gone astray. Ho was hot and tired and hungry, when he met Major B., who Invited him home presumably to aome fortto breakfast. The major's fortunes were at a low ebb, and wben the breakfast whs brought oa It proved to consist entirely of rice rice cooked la the wonderful Southern fashion, with every kernel perfect. The hungry gueat ate a spoon ful. He detests rice. Then be waited for a second course. "Have some rice, colonel,'' said the major, whom nothing ever disconcerts. quite aa if the rice had bnt that mo ment disappeared. "Nor snapped the colonel. Tra a Kentucklan, sir, and t don't eat rice. I don't eat rice, air. Give me something else," "Why, certainly colonel, certainly,' said the boat "Try some of the mus tard; It's very fine, air, very fine." "FIRST LADY OF HAWAII. Wlf. of th Former Nenubllc' Alter lean-Hawallaa rreeltlent. Now Mist Itrtwall Is annexed It I proper to Inquire who Is to be the "first lady of the land," or of the i-.iait.ls, to be more explicit. - It is possible that rnrty b", r..! la Re ca.o ot the United tttntca, numerous successive "first Indies" of Hawaii, but at present Mrs. thAet, the wife of the Amerlcnu- Ilawatlan who was the President of the former republic, occupies the enviable position.' lira, fkilo used to be Miss Annie P. Oate of Massachusetts, (the la only a few years younger than her husband, and the reports that come from Americans who hare traveled In Hawaii any that she I one of the most fascinating women in all the delightful ) I!, 7 fffj 0yj MBS. VOLS. fjervous People Are great sufferer and they deiterv sym pathy rather titan ceiisunv Their blood is ooor aud thin and their nerees sre con- leuuently weak. Such people find relief Slid rare in Hood's Snntnparilla because it purities and enriches the blood and gives it power to fml, strengthen and sustain the nerves. If you are nervous and run not ihtp, take Hood's Sarsaparilla aud rvalue its nerve strengthening power. Am Interesting . It has long been an open secret that John Sherman was cut out of MoKin- ley's cabinet because lie was allege" to have lost his grasp of details, liwent nublished statements from the Oh 0 statesman Indicate its oKI-titne incisive power. If 8hrmn rwiMv was falliiii! mentally, hate and a thirst for revenge have wotkeil as powerful restorative. Hood's) Pills rare all Mirer tilt. JSeente. A Pleasant Plaea to Live In flood Wttar, Ooort Street and Hanrteoma Horn Th Coming Kapo.ltlon. Portland, Bopt 10. (To the Editor.) When Joe Meek and I.ishe Apple gate and Christopher Columbus pre dieted that the Noi th west waa going to aevelop into a rich and productive region and that cities and towns were going to spring up all over it, they earned medals for veracity that were never awarded to them. But the peo ple who came alter them are enjoiyng the frnita of their predictions, and will throw Dowers on the graves of those prophets. f or the Northwest has developed and ia developing, and Portland is one of the prettiest places on the coast. It was wise forethought on the part of bet pioneer people to plant shade trees along the aides of the streets, for now they add beauty to the landscape, and in no city of the world do they show to better advantage. Portland's streets are well shaded by day and well light ed bv nioht. for the wondorlul eleetrie Inlands. ; There ia no limit to her tact, current ia everywhere and ever ready to and a woman better fitted for a dig- aid humanity. titled position In life than is Mrs. Dole Portland's business streets are well could not be found. Mr. and Mrs. Dole paved and full of life, and her business live In Very simple yet comfortable houses contain everything needed for tyle In: their Honolulu home. Both the use of man. Hot homes are neat are loved and respected by everybody In the capital, and even the most bitter ills ease, if it has been correctly re ported, will prove an Interesting stud Hood's Oarsanarilta (ur lhe wch,ilolt , ,a u"" u'efeH ".t tains, belief long entertained by s - uonts OI menial uisoruera urn tueu.na vigor must be sustained to some degree by the passions by ambition, or love, or hate, or riralrr. Great Intellects can not safely jaove in sluggish current. They require aotlon and movement, anil lacking thsse consume thomsolvea Spok8ui an-1 :o view. PORTLAND LETTER. tub onofvrH or socialism. It l arvned bTd-en thinkers that thearowth of . tllm ia due u tits largo aiaii'llnit annkn of ih world, In h ch men are often made to cnlltt analniit theli will, and lliti" tmuorae die. content.! with t ltlnf condition. Tlte ftrowth o: a tttronft r raeo of lanpie m ena to th lariftt aula of UMtetter'a 8toniaek llluera, which ia the beat medicine for ctxllrenaaa, dvaiH'pola, (ever, ag 10 aud all nertoui troubla. Try euu bottle. Cats can swim if they only oare to exert themselwa sumuiently. The ancient Egyptians used to fish with thorn on the Nile, according to the rep resentations on walls and so forth that have come down to us. Try ScfallllBf's Bast taa and baking powdar. Thar la mora Catarrh In this aectlon ol the country than all other diveaaea put toftethvr, mt-nrahla. For a (treat many yoara nouneea it a local utiteaite, ano tcUtra ortv 'reacriued local ailltis to cure enemy of the republic cannot but ad mire the President and hla charming wire. l-resident Dole. It should be said. Is a native son of the Islands, although his parent were Americana. rawer ana morner Doth went msnv I an. I taatnfnl anrl In man. enaoa Almratit tnd stand In spots where not many years ago floulrshed the fir forest Portalnd people are enterprising, and invite the people of the whole Northwest to oome and visit thorn this 1 fall, and to entertain their guests they ' nave arranaea to noiti me ureiron in and until the last few year waa ttpttoied to be rmedieft. and by constantly failltts ft h local treatment, pronounced It Innttrahln. fclence haa proven catarrh to be a eimatltu tlonat dtaeae, and tharhtre ratpilrca eonatttti. tlottal treatinenL Hall'a Catarrh Cure, man- tt'a itured by F. 1. Cheney A Co., Toledo. Ohio, la the onltr oonHtitntlonal cure on tlia markat. It la taken internally In dowa frota 10 drona to a teaapoonful. It acta directly oa the blood and mucona itrfacea of the lyntem. They offer ou nttnareu ootlaa lor anv eaaa it lalla to runs, eona tor cirruttra anq icstimontaia. Au drum. f. J. en KNKY a CO.. Toled). 0. tfedd ty DriiRxIfta, 76c Uall'a ramify Pllta ar tht beat. riant Witt ! Powaf. There hns lieen dlsoovere.1 In India Strang plmit which possessed asttn iahing magiii'tio intwer. The httit.l toucblng it lniiii'liuttly .receives a strong uinynetio shook, while at a dis tance of 30 feet mu.netlu heetlle is arTeeteil bv it. In Lap'ntitl. it is suld, tlresa fashions have not changed for 1,000 years. 4 Ptrfect Tpi of tht Highnl Onltref ttcdhm Id Mamifactun. " : 4 Breakfast Icoa Absolutely Pure, Delicious, Nutritious. ..COSfS IKS WEE COT I ftp.. Ba tara that yoo ffl iba Ganalna Anlcla, made at D0BCHE5TCR. MASS, by WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd. EarasuiHaD i;a. baaaaaaaaASfaSaAaaSaa Good ! Tcople who buy SthiU ting's Best drink more tea a year than other people ORHGON iiiKo: 0iin In PORTLAJTO, SEPTEMBER 22. Cloaos OCTOBER 22, 1893. The Fincit Slid (Ircateitt Funoaltlun Kvor Held III I ho Nurllmv.l. HORTICULTURAL W OKII frMuH of Oron fcnil Wn-hlnrum will t diklAyt d hi wiirtr(ui trof tiniMH, Inrttul liiH iiMtr Vstrlfitf hn v 1h(ui- acsyvuers duu rVlinrr UUIU WVUI UiRU J i a - years ago to Hawaii as Christian mis- Justtial Expostticn from September 83 All deserts are situated where the winds from the ocean, bofore reaching them are exhausted of their moisture by passing over mountains or soross extensive tracts of land. raise ALBIDH. frocks and bonnets. The children of the royal family are always clothed almpty. Their little arms are unham pered with frills and furbelows, and ribbons and bows are not continually getting into their pseclous mouths or tickling their soft, pretty necks. Little Prince Albert, whose plctuee Is here given, wears tucked skirts of pique and blouses of the same material, trimmed with braid Of plain white or turkey red. The children of many of the well-to-do Americans are costumed In small gar- : meets every bit as costly. Prince Albert's younger brother, Prince Albert Frederick Arthur George of lork, who Is one year younger than the eldest baby of the Duke of York's Interesting family, plays his baby games In ordinary frocks of nainsook, trimmed perhaps with a few dainty tucks or edgings of delicate hand em broidery. The little sister, Princess Victoria, who was 1 year old April 25 last, has for everyday wear plain fine little slips that have neither heavy lace-trimmed flounces to hamper her small legs or elaborately made yokes to fret her Infant mind. RELIC OF MEDIEVALISM. Quintal Bald to Be the Only ft arriv ing Specimen tn Enstand. A curious clause, taking one right back to the middle age, appears in the title deeds of a house which Is now to be sold hi the village of Ofrham, In Kent' says the Westminster Gazette. Scheduled as part of the "messuages, lands, hereditament and premises" Is the village quintain, which still swings on Its etout oaken post before the bouse, and the purchaser must coven ant to keep tbs relic of a bygone pas time In good repair. One end of the swinging crossbar of this quintain (said to be the only surviving specimen in England) is shaped like a square tar- got pierced with a number of holes Into which the point of the player's lance would enter. hen struck It would swing round, and unless the player were nimble the sandbag bung on the other end of the crossbar would swing round and unseat him. Here Is a chance seldom met In these modern days of gnbtlng back into medievalism. The . j-fft?r a A . p' w W f mi tar TUB tJCtHTAHt AT orrnAM. owuer has only to don Alio contouipo rary costume, Ult at the quintain and I run glue that the dock has been put buck a few centuries. ; ..w 1 True Hospitality. The Washington Post prints a "true story," told by a retired army officer. I'lis occurrence happened ' New Mex- VICTIM OF CONSPIRACY. BeawMfat Mrs. "Jack" Wttmenllna's Trtends Claim sat la Mot Insane. For some Ume past New lork society has been deeply Interested in the ur fortunate case of Mrs. "Jack" WUmer- ding, the beautiful scion of the Vander- but family who Is confined In the Bloomingdah) Asylum. II er friends claim that she Is not Insane and that she Is the victim of conspiracy and they have gone to the courts to secure her release. Mrs. wilmerdlng was Marie Allen, the daughter of VanderbUt Allen, and grand nlere of the old Commodore Van- derWH. She wus a pretty, dashing girl, and "JaA" Wllmerdlng fell In love with her and married her In 1802. Husband and wife were both fond of gayety, and Mrs. WUmerding spent money freely. She was not without some fortune of her own. and her gowns were the envy of many -women who had more wealth but less origin ality. The marriage was unhappy. Tharo were violent quarrels and dlspu- hbs. "jack" wn.MBania-0. tatfons until things were brought to s climax one night In Dclmonlco's, when Jack" threw a plate of ice cream into his" wife's pretty face. A separation followed and Marie went to live with ber father, who was in Italy. Her nervous system was entirely broken, and st her father's advice she returned to America to seek rest In a sanitarium. In a few hours after ber landing she was In Blootnlngdale Asylum, Worldly Wisdom. A relative whom Mrs. Uppenup had not seen for many years came one day to visit hor. "Maria," said Mr. TJppenup, after the family bad retired to rest that evening, It seems to me you weren't any too cordial to Cousin Harriet, considering the fact tnat this is the nrst time you and she have met for nearly a quarter of a century. Ton didn't even smile when you greeted her." "Henry," replied Mrs. TJppenup. have yoo noticed that when I smile It wrinkles my face all over Well, I didn't want the wrinkles of twenty-flve years to take effect on ber all at once." Juggernaut Story a Pake. The ghastly stories told of many of the Indian fanatics who, at the relig ious festivals, throw themselves be neath the wheels of the Juggernaut car are for the most part imaginative. These car festivals, which sometimes attracted ss many as 100,000 pilgrims, have certainly resulted lu loss ot life; but It Is stated theso deaths were pure ly accldcutaL One of the most distressing things In the world 1 to hear sny one scold who Is so old and feeble that his breath gives out Men do not propose marriage outside of novels, though the result of calling on a gin ana treating ber to soda Is Just the sumo. What has become of the old-fashioned people who on a hot afternoon used to make their own soda water slonanes. Mr. Dole was educated In Usaeachusetts, and it wss while a stu dent there that he tnet the girl who was destined to be "the first lady" In the land of Kalakaoa. -j-1" to October 23. Portland people have subscribed (13,000 in hard cash to pay the expense of this exposition, and It will be one of the grandest events that ever occurred in the Northwest. It will contain everything to make it attractive, interesting and Instruc tive. There will be the band concerts every afternoon and evening by Ben nett's full military band ol 83 pieces, : and It will be the finest music ever t heart) in the Northwest The wonder ful Ilegolmans have been engaged, and they will amaze the audience with their great aerial sorobatlo feats. All sorts of new and attractive amusements To-dav Vptm- waa , rhi-tai . will be given In connection with the Hirlon so effective aa tt la tn-rl-n exposition, snd there will Do a repre- T. T. Muntrer. Tlnltirian k n, sentatiou of Southern plantation life, Conn. I and free cooking lectures, ami a baby a , u mi - I show and children's oarnival and a m71 "-" oi our ( ,ad dormrtmenl ar,j , school ex- uuuu u bu uusnusn anu nooie one. i.ii,:. j . mni ;! i,i t I be on a magnificent scale throughout, and every person who visits tbe exposl- Ho liouxcholtl la comnlMe wtthont a hottta of tne lamoua jesite Moore wniMtey. it it a ture ami whiliaonipllmtilantrefiininit'iHl.vl by all puyauiiaiia. twn t neguKti una neceamiy. There are 908 registered distilleries in North Carolina, Virginia Los 618, and Kentucky 877. . CITS PanoananUy Cured. a Ma or Mvmnnn I, Jf' "l "" ' br. Kitno iint Nrv Mmiorar. 8. net far rUKK aa.oo trial bottle aud trwitliw. tirt. B. li. aJJKAa Ltd-fue Arch auaet, f uiuueipuia. i. . . Blaetrle UelDOetat. Lawaon Tate of London has been giv ing successful exhibitions of the virtues Ot Ms new elect rib hemostat, intended for the arrest of bleeding in surgical operations. A platinum wire, ar ranged to carry a current, is enclosed in the blades of a pair of steel foroops or any other requisite ntonsil, the wire being Insulated by a bed of burnt pipe ci ty. In practice a current ot suitable vnltncA is tiirnml on. thA artnrv aniuul n'' V" M1,ana Epl9copaUan' operation everyday. Everything will snd com pressed, and in a few seconds ban mranclsco, OaL 1 - monifinint analn tlirnnohnnt. the tissues snd the sttotial walla are GlnrV TlMfh rrtAnna fn. n.nh n.. a nt - .1 . I. .. : i . . wA n n I I mft atrol it t ifiiflrAtl t ii n I Ilia naiuund tl v. . . . . vi7 v. j auu uircry (iviBvii eiiu im ko im iei- -nn " - r " "O " ns the entrance into glory or the en- tion will find something new and novel. Mood is rendered impossibls. The trance Into gloom. Ber. Mr. Barbor. 1 to interest, instruct 01 amuse them, temperature employed is about 180 de Baptist, Columbus, Ohio. One of tho special features will be the grees Fahrenheit, showings great differ- A PulDit Artist. A nrpnxhor ahontri ' wedding In public which is open free "nco between this and the electric cau to all couples, snu tne nowiy-marneo fJoino politiclaos are like corkscrews rather crooked, but they have stronj pull. v . . be an artist whose business It Is to make men feel bis mcssage.-Kev. F. James, Episcopalian, Philadelphia, Ta. In Need, There are times when ons wants to be comforted, wben wc pray to be kept nearer to the heart of God.- Rev, O. a Hail, Preabyterlan. New York Olty. Power. The secret of power In ths material realm consists In our ability to lay bold of the forces in nature. Ber, Lyman Abbott Congregational- 1st, Brooklyn, N. T. Christ It Is far better to know whom we trust, and that be Is able to keen all we commit to Mm nntll ths last great day-Rev. Dr. Cuyler, Pres byterian, Brooklyn, New York. Religion. The Christian religion is to some A series of propositions concern ing life, and divine purposes require In tellectual assent Bev. D. 8. Jordan, Unitarian, Palo Alto, CaL God Will Help. However difficult arduous or responsible your work may be, rest assured that God will prove your sufficiency. Rev. J. A. Henry, fresDytenan, Philadelphia, Pa. No Reform In Spain. Spain stands untouched by the reforming Ideas which Influenced even such barbarous countries as Russia and Turkey. Rev, J. M. Scovell, Baptist, Philadelphia, Pa. Revelation. What does faith In God .mean unless It means that he has spoken to US and revealed himself to us In tbe person of humanity? Rev. J, W. Atwood, Episcopalian, Columbus, Ohio. Evolution. The evolutionary theory Is beginning to impart something of its largeness and scope to all our concep tion of human life and destiny. Rev, J. H. Ecob, Congregatlonnlist Deuver, Colo. ; - Christian Peculiarity, True Chris tian peculiarity lies In differing from ths world In character. As to conduct, decent men everywhere are the earns outwardly. Bev. Dr. F. Crane, Metho dist, Chicago, lit Deaths from Snake Bites. Fully 20,000 of tbe population of In dia are annually killed by suake-bltes. Ths most deadly ot all Indian reptiles appears to be tbe cobra dl capello, Which is greatly dreaded by the bare- logged Hindoos. With view to re ducing tho mortality, tbe government tried tbe effect of offering a reward for snakes' heads; but, Instead of diminish ing the number of these reptiles, it only Increased It ss It was discovered that the natives were breeding tbe suukes la order to secure the reward. AA Oat-of-tbe-Way Verdict. A Georgia Jury recently brought In the following extraordinary verdlctt "We, the Jury, find the defendant al most guilty," New York Tribune. "That hospital," said the guide, "was built Snd endowed by a deaf mute." "Indeed!" said tbe loquacious lunatic) "then It is tbe first authentic case of being dumb-founded that I ever en countered." New York Journal. Most men spend too much time Acs lag oa committee. ones are generously remembered with wedding presents. Your correspondent was at the Expo sition building today and saw the ar rangements being made for the great fair, and noted that there was going to be a big display of all the fruits, grsins, grasses, vegetables and commer cial timber produced in the Northwest, and good, solid gold medals costing f 20 each sre going to be swarded for the best exhibits. The exposition building is an im mense structure 200x400 feet, suitably divided off. The grand music hall is 100x200 feet and three stories high. with sn arched glass root. Tbe build ing cost (150,000, and it ia convenient ly located being within easy walking diBtance of the hotels snd business part of the olty, or reached from any part on a five-cent fare on street-cars that pass its doors. All tbe railroad and steamboat lines are going to make spocial low rates to the exposition from all parts of the Notthwest, and the admission fee is only going to be 25 cents, children 10 cents. People who attend will remem ber it as one of tbe pleasant events of their lives. It. Conductivity f Uah'tolng Bods. Some interesting experiments bearing on the conductivity of lightning con ductors have been made by Professor Koch, ss reported in Industries and Iron. He formed a chain several yards long with links oP iron oxide, and placed it in circuit with the accumu lator cells snd s galvanometer, the ohain being In a room 280 yards from the galvanometer. When a spark was discharged in the vicinity of the chain, tbe deviation of the galvanometer showed that tbe resistenoe of the circuit was reduced to one-thousandth of its normal value, and In a second experi ment the resistance fell to one ten- thousandth of the normal. From these experiments Professor Koob finds an explanation why lightning conductors with poor conductivity are nevertheless effective in thunderstorms. The oscil- ations produced provoke an enormous reduction of resistance at the proper In stant to facilitate the flow of the cur rent through tbe conductor. torizing instruments, snd the necessity for a ligalure is removed. OPEN LETTERS FROM Jennie B- Qreon and Mrs. Harry Hardy. . Jammi E Orckit, Denmark, Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham: "I had been sick at my monthly periods for seven years, and tried almost everything I ever heard of, but without any benefit Was troubled with backache, headache, pains in the shoulders and dizziness. Through my mother I was induced to try Lydia E. Pinkham's , Vegetable Compound, and It has done me so much good. I am now sound and well. " Mrs. Hakbt Hardy, Riverside, Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham the story of her struggle with serions ovarian trou ble, and the benefit she received from the use of Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vege table Compound. This Is her letter t " How thankful I am that I took your medicine. 1 was troubled for two years with inflammation of the womb and ovaries, womb was also very low. I was in eonatantmlsry. I had heart trouble, was short of breath and could not walk five blocks to save my life. Buffered very much with my back, had headache all tbe time, was nervous, menstruations were irregular and painful, had a bad discharge and waa troubled with bloating. I was a perfect wreck. Had doctored and taken local treatments, but still was no better. I was advised by one of my neighbors to write to you. I have now finished the second bottle of Mrs. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound, and am better in every way. I am able to do all my own work and ean walk nearly a mile wttnout fatigue: somethlntr I had not been able to do for over two years. Your medicine has done me more good than all the doctors." Csnaldar Wall He fore Acting. "Because an acquaintance of yon is has a set of plate teeth that are giving good satisfaction is not slways a guar antee that yon can meet with tho anino results when your teeth are all extract ed, for thore are a great per oent of mouths that will not tolerate a plute of sny kind, snd the only way you can de termine tills fact Is by a trial," says Dr. Thomas 11. White, at, the north east corner ol Morrison snd Fourth streets. "VVhon your natursl teeth have been sll taken out the plate Is the only recourse, and if yoo are unfortu nate enough to have a mouth that will not retain a plate, misery the rest of youi life will be the ultimate result. Therefore it is ot vital Importance to keep your natural teeth as long as pos sible. It is not always necessary to have your teeth extracted because thny are decayed even to the gum margin, or because they pain yon and you can not use them in such condition, for 05 pot cent of such teeth can be restored to s good, healthy and serviceable con dition. The progress of dental science has made it easy for an up-to-date den tist to rcproduoe the lost parts of thotto organs, making them thoroughly reli able In every sense. "When there sre but few teeth or old roots remaining In the mouth do not have them extraoted because some dentist that ia not in possession of the late methods of orown and bridge work advises extraction and pinto. Tiy to cold, siurcR m mi kcgjujs wu be mzn Karvaloaaly Rich Sperlmana fratn Oas Quid, Silver and Other Mlnaa. Beonatt's Renowned Ellltarj Bind Uaa bean ensKfi3 for the season. Attoandln Aerial feata and AeroUatla Performance. Vary Low lutas all Railroads. AhMlltl X, Adults, SS Cants. t'lillitraa, IS Cants DUY THS CEfsUifeiT" SYRUP OF FIGS ... atAWtrrACTTSBKD BY ... CALIFORNIA Fid 5YRUP CO. fs-wors! tub wa. I S JT. st lair a. l 1 . -- i M ilW emcurun.t CURE YCUSSriFI l-sa Him (M tnr u ni ftAvhaUki, lrtfUrtiRi,ttMnaV I tint itini atf- nil (Mat .. ..as lif M h e m fHmtilrii..r(, rnhiiWs), and Nt ulrtu I or wiit In thilii wraptwr. bv prxut, tn-pai.J, l,ajv J II rttt, .ir A tmliltM, . TV Circular ti um i-v-jutti. iuufiicicos iSgrEQEDviVc..,!," Plain ar with fatter. The beat nenlie In th map art, lltnt by all wa aawi-r.. t ut eale lr ail gen eral uerUieuaiae ewree, or by wit-t, vinok :o., SK Market street, ftaa rrauctami. Cat mm auiiitj una wearing oritigti wore, and ls, J.u. uomtax.mieauaitattfug.wuinaa'o.iu- reason for yourself. Yon will not re gret your Investigation, and will, I feel tnre.always remember this suggestion." ' Si. t. M. ti. WHEW wrltlaa to II mention this ad vertlears paper. Ma. SB, rleaaa j . . . mm Q BOILERS BY II MIES Cawston & Co. lueeaiiars Is M. t. Drager, 1 C: ATLAS ENQtKES AKD BOMWS. 48 and 50 First St, Portland, Or. 304 Fin Ave., Sratttc Wash, WAGO.I) IMPROVED, The new improved Stonghton wagons stand the racket. Three more car loiulu are on the way. It pavs to have the beat. Write for free catalogue. JOHN POOI.K, sole agent, foot of Morrison street, Port land, Or. of "A rmtron'i Combined Theory and Frantic of Bookkeepfns are nnmeroun. Inveitlaal thli new method of u-achln. It is eztramalv lutareitlng, thoroughly practical. ualng to Business Colleae ? DO not fall to learn -h.l .r.A !.- ..... PORTLAND BUBINKHS COLLKUB, Portland! Orfgon. Call, or write. Vlitltor. always wall coma. A. P. Aatiirraoao. Priuclual. Under international law warships in distress for lack of coal may purchase enough at a neutral port to carry them back back to the nearest port of their own country. I shall recommend I'lso's Cure for Con sumption fur and wide. Mrs. Mulligan, rmtimteau, Kent, jsngiand, rtov. 8, 181k). A boxful of earth from the Garden of Qothsemane was sprinkled over Mr. Gladstone's coffin. It was once customary in France when guests had remained too long for the host to serve a cold shoulder of mutton instead of hot toast. This wus ths origin of the phrase '"to girs the WHEAT s made on a amall begin Makemonav br nieculatlon In Chicago. W euu - wueei on mar. I. Fortune. h. i bttaiunlna hv ir,t1n.in .. Hires. Write for fnil nartlrulara. n,... ..T srene given. Sera! rear' ex parlence on th Chicaito Board of Trad, and a thorough know ledge of the bulneM. riend for mr tree refer-jnt-e book. IKJWNiNo, HOPKINS A c". .Chicago Hoard of Trade Brokt-ra. Offiosi i In Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Waab. YOUR LIVERS Moore navealed Remedy wllldolt. Three dotes will make you feci better. Get n from your druggist er any wholesale drug bousa, or from Stewart A Holmes Drng Co., Seattle. .r". liiirttS bViUHi AlL El Sll EfilLai. CoukIi bjrup. TasuH (j.iod. Cm 1 A. G. LONG, FIRE APPARATUS 1 WATERWORKS SUPPLIES 171 S00SIH ST.. Off. FIRE 0EfT. HEsOQUaRHRS. PORTLSNO, OR "Chaniplon" Chemical Firs Englnca, Hook and l-atlttttr Trucks, Hose Carts. Steam, crs, Fir Hydrants, and a full stock of Kir liepartmritt Suppllas. "Keretone" Waxed Ctttttm Vlra liiian, having a rmt.nl for long servlr that cannot he equalled. It la the beat madej tend for a in. utile ami you will learn why. Hancock fire Kxllnulshere. The "liahcock" la ths rviiiyiimttl standard I tlngiihiher unlvanallv uaed III the rira 1 epartnieiil fervlm. Kvttry Milngtilaher tear. Ing this plant is tested Son pounds to the Miliar Inch, although the working prensure Is only atx.ut luu pounds. Meteo.1 heavy tnllit copper, with a apun top; no riveted Joints) baa shut-off nunle, whereby the operator can control the stream, Ibis being th most eaaentlal point In a fire astttiguitjier. Beware of any Mr axtlnguliiher not having a shut-off. lest It b cheaply Con structed machine, not capable of conllnlng the preuure generated, t'lieap Imitations re on the market, made of light material, with riveted Inluis. and so cheaply con structed u not U) be able U) bold th preaaur were II confined for but a moment, ...... REDUCED PRICES e CAL. SIZE tSO.OO 3 OAL 8IZI 18.00 Including Supply of Chemical Charges with Kaob, A Beautiful Present In order to further Introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Pint Iron Ilmnd), the manufacturers. I. C. Hubingcr Ur. Co., oi Keokuk, Iowa, have decided to QIVB AWAY a beautiful present with each package ol starch sold. These presents are in the form of OoGufifu! Poofcl Picforos They are 13x19 Inches In size, and are entitled as follows: Lilacs and Pansies. Pansies and Marguerites. ST l-WWTIalsstsel .S joj uwmtftocoosaar'y ti mam mmmmmmiu it)' ' l.CjfflSertTRan-va Wild American Poppies. Lilacs and Iris. Theee ear nf.... I f . . H R LeRnv nf vi T J l numper, Dy the renowned pastel art at, g ti.UKoy, ot New York, have been chosen from the vcrv rhoireat snliierts S '"ThVn.'1.'0 and afe noW ered ,or ,he " time to the pib ic J 8 them in beauty, richness of color nd i artiaiic meritl6' ntmng ,urPMSln wsi uikm. I'lVtUI III t - ! win pc -Riven away with each cat It a cm beSuf pictured ' psckage. Ask your grocer for this starch snd gel a Elastic Starcli . . ucot launary gtarch on the nn Ask your grocer for this starch Sll f ""' Sab bueaaui cold shoulder." zt mzt-t tttfttst8tttf mitt 1 1 zz t t s 5