I
fj OH ears jRhenrnsttjra.
f 'i. ,Vf' Oil cere Keura.lgia.
fct Jaoob Oil cures Lumbago,
i '.. J..-.vt-g Oil caret SoiaUca,
t t. Jitontki Oil cure Sprain,
ft. Jacobs Oil cnre Bruise. ,..,'.
.., Jt'S uii cures Soreness.
St. Jacobs Oil cures S'iffuege.
Ft Jacobs Oil cures Backache. ,
BU Jacob Oil ouroi Muscular aohea.
Fowl Rooontlon.
The Author The people in the au
dience couldn't appreciate my play.
lhy acted lika perfect geese.
Th Munagei I noticed that they
did considerable hissing.- Indianapo
lis Journal.
1 1 Was 5
i
Completely
Helpless
With Rheumatism
Could not mora, tha leaat bit of
jar would maka ma about with
pain. I waa afraid I should ba a
cripple for life, aa prescriptions
did ma no good. Finally 1 aent
for a bottle of Hood "a Sarsa pat ilia
which helped ma much and two
bottlea more put me on my feet
ao that I could walk without
crutches. 1 waa toon well
enough to work on my farm."
W. H. BHOADS, Windham, Vt
Hood's Saraaparilla ia prepared
only by a L Hood & Co., Lowell,
Mass. Sold by all dealers.
Price $1. Get only Hoods'.
, ' s eVeart a Catastrophe). .
' Photographer Great Scott, maal try
to look bappy and oheerfuL
Customer I daren't. Thia photo
. graph ia for my wife, who ia away on
a visit She would come baok tomor
row if I looked bappy and cheerful.
Tit-Bits. ;
Stats r Ohio, Citt of touso, I
LlJCAS COCNTT.
PtJJnc J. Chkmiv makes oath that he It th
en I or porter at the arm ol T. 1. Chinst A Co.,
sluing business In tha Citr of Toledo, Comilr
nrt Stats aforesaid, and that Kid 6rm will pT
i-iie iuh otuHiuin uu injL,wLti9 tor earn
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be coral
fey tii uta of Hall CATsaita Cuss.
FRANK 1. CHBMT,
Sworn to before mm and subscribed in ror
presence, this ilk oar of Ueoember, A. D. ISM.
If 1 It Catarrh Core It taken Internally and acta
directly on the blood and naucoaa surfaces of
tlui system. Bend for testimonials, free.
F. J. CH ENS X at CO, Toledo, a '
Sold by drurglsts, 75c
. Hail's ftuntlj fills are tba best, -
The present lumber season in Maine
will be one of the best in several years.
"Writs coming to Ban Francisco go to
STJll "l'Jztt.W '""b
board IL00 to $1.50 per day ; rooms BOeenta
to 1.00 per day; single meals 23 cents,
free coach. Chas. Montgomery.
J Hindsight. ..
Don't lock your stable door after tbe
horse ia stolen. Possibily the thief
may repent and bring it back. Chi
cago Daily Newa.
Fop La Grippe
FOR 80 OAV8 YOU CAN
ESHZI1B9L
Cured by "5
DOCTORS PRONOUNCED HIM INCURABLE
Ms Is sUH tnH sas writes, oa Oct. 10. 1898: i tost K a Stny
last I eae Is Ssd sbo tnSsrtnt haanaHy te assesses teres sad
au the worts vest - DROPS" kas toss tor sat
triUOB atAHKj
SIBERIA.
BWANSON RHEUMATIC CURB COMPANY: I would like to tbank you for your
y - . . . J ". .. .... uuuc ."1 un;. 1 UUU XYIICUIIIM-
Usm In every joint and in the heart and 1 had Catarrh of tbe Head for M years. 1
was to poorly that 1 lost the use of my legs and arms, and could not move without
pain, l was so cnppiea timt I bad done but
" , . ' t r o- u"--iu. -c uiai ray nneumatism ana catarrh were
teli.'a 1 "''ved blnv But now, AFTER U8INO "6 UROPS" ONLY TWO
TSifi L x: . j u nwrEbrsu wnxii ituk SEVEN YKAR9.
This medicine does more than Is claimed for it. At this time my Catarrh Is much
better and I have scarcely any Rheumatism at all. and the heart weakness and pain
are gone. My healing Is now good and my eyesight Is much better. I bave Rained
yf,r. saw to five a mother who has a young child, for it has the same effect on the
child aa on the mother. It wards off Croup and cures the Hives of the child, and
.v u, -i.i. urn uu m tun
mywvn man romiiiiis sleep u bow young ana Old. W M. M. KELLEM8.
SIX TESTIFY TO ITS TRUTH.
nA?r 2 October W. "om Mr. KeHems. he says: "I feel It a duty that I
wo " God and nifferlns; humanity to announce to you and all the world that I am
ret m the ring with untold thousands of others, to testify to the great merits of your
valuable remedy called "S DROPS." I believe! was the first sufferer to this part of
the earth to learn of tha exlatenra nt "s iirapa .nn. ,h... t r.
badly afflicted with Rheumatism. Catarrh,
froT.oaV.1- At 1 cn y ' "BOPS'1 cured me. To maka a long story abort, "
JiRXEaP,JlS??,no recommendation in this part of the country, as everybody knows
tsm LtaHiw-K!2,.,e V01""1 he.r IT HAB CURED more cases of Rheuma-V?-
tic NfV181" and man" o,hr Pains. than any other medicine that has ever
r - iu va. r uw iHat uiree
B?0JnJmSnifct.i,wlth' IJnyglt can nevr
' ran.. - .i. w , , '
ITAiwr"? tVh bSvei IS- .Bra.a5r.'
Kellems. Jno. Bays, all of Siberia, Ind.
.. Th woP('erf!11 success that has attended
CnnnTiirf; ?At?STn?SIh wor", '1.nnk 1f IU M CURED more than ONE
iiilXnJ This ,urt appeal
L" 7 7 . , r' maiaaen. 1 L sunering we irUHt
X-?m ve.,"ufflent confldence to send for three large bottles of "6 DROPS' for
llh iWi'U ,.Urly ear.l you- If 1?U ,nen end ,or toMe. which contains
nough medlclna to more than prove its wonderful curative properties. Prepaid by
ES'lSTSffSTS? Ti? wonderful curative giveaalmost InsUnt relfef and IssPISRMi
? m i'
Aai nani
ral
ilaie Headaches, Heart Weakness, Toothache, Baraehe, Croap, Ia Urlnoo.
adaHa, Croeplati aasabaess, Uroachiua, aad kladrcd diaeasea.
Ml 13 IsT CJ V li" SKSS0
Vr?to0"oday' " "n,, OUr geDU- --GEN''8
IWASSOI RHKVMATIC CURB CO.,
4 U
c" l" l9 t
tnaat to to nlled on m slwuys J
fin tent. or mm d Wfttiuif
per papw RDd alwan wortb it. ,
i AfrBisH on &mviti$ I
do nns our
iKWHaed Annual 1
. W. m- YKILMY i
. Ussttwlle ml-
L'JY THE CEtaims
SYfiUPOF
- ItAlrtryACTTBED BIT ...
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
ro-VTS!Taiii! waafK.
: RUPTURS CURED.T
Easrentee to itt every cane we undertake,
t I, i'i i-.i it nff; write for rarUculara at once.
. H. '(i(iiKi sjo., KsHot Yruss
. . . a, tm Sotioiid Ssreet, toj Uajid, jt,
r
On Way fell.
"They are engaged," she said, afteri
having wit tobed the couple across the
aisle for a time. -
"Why do you say engaged instead of
married?" ba asked. . , .
"Well, after a woman is married iha
atill exhibits the same propietary in
terest in a man, but she doesn't seem
to be so proud of it." Chicago Post.
A ed Woman K I ties a ttleyolo.
Probably the oldest living lieyclll ft t
woman In County Ksser., Knglantj, aired S,
who le an advpt rider ami whose s)rftlillins
ia astoituntna;. Most people couio enjoy tteaua
until very old aire If they took primer irtcat-
tions to prevent disease of the lUswive organs
by taking an occasional dose of Hosteller's
Stomach Hitters. Even after dyspepsia, Indi-
gosuoa, nmottsnesa ana constipation nave so
cored a foothold and beeome chronic, the Bit.
ters wiu auora speeuy rvuei.
Caw on tha Track.
A tourist, who has just returned
from South Africa, tella the following
anecdote: "On Otie of the railways-
slower than those of Spain the train
crawling along at the rate of six milea
an hour, was suddenly brought to a
standstill. 'What's the matter, guard!
was the anxious query of passenger.
'Oh, air, only a oow on tha traok.
The obstruction having been removed,
the train steamed on, and at the end of
an hour the train once more stopped.
'Yv hat's up now, guard?' the passenger
again asked. 'Is it another cow?' No,
sir, no,' waa the prompt reply; 'same
cow, air.' " Chicago Journal.
A fattara.
Mr. Snlgglins Here, Maria, I want
you to either amash thia alarm dock or
give it away.
Maria What's the matter with it?
Doesn't it work eight?
Mr. Snlgglins I should say not.
'aht Diamea tiling am woke me op
right in the middle of my best sleep
every morning since I've had it."
Cleveland Leader.
Havana la to bave an electric railroad
bnilt and operated by an American
syndicate. 1
TBT AI.r.EN-8 FOOT-KASK,
A oowder to be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen, ner
vous and uncomfortable. If you nave
smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's
Foot-Ease. It rests and comforts; makes
Walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating
leet, ousters ana callous spots. Keuoves
corns and bunions of all pain and is a cer
tain cure for Chilblains, Sweating, damp
or iroerea leec vy e nave over tmrty tnou
sand testimonials. Try it today. Sold by
all druggists and shoo stores for 25c Trial
package FKEK. Address, Allen a Olra-
stea, j0 jioy, a. x. -
A fibre industry is demanding tbe
consideration ol planters on the Island
of Antigu.
If you want the best wind mill, pumps.
ua, jHuwa, wagooa, uvus Ol su sijtea
or write JOHN POOLE, foot of Morrison
street, .Portland, Oregon.
Northern capitalists are said to have
purchased the pig iron works at West
Radford, Va.
Die
tie of the famous Jesse Moore Whiskey. It
is a cure ana wnoiesome stimulant rec
ommended by all physicians. Don't no-
'lecttiuauecessitv,
. ..i' ,. j,OB to Tars Over.
I thought yon were going to turn
over a new leaf, John," she said.
"I was," be replied, "but I find I
can't."
"Why notr
"There won't be any new leaves un
til spring." Chicago Poet.
Use 5 Drops"
TRY IT FOR 2S CENTS.
scn,i!i m tmm
DROPS" Three Yeara Ago.
PERRY CO.. IND.. JAN. . 11
little work for eeven long years, and our
uiirt worm.
It ta h. Kat ...I I .. I .
etc., which my letter of Jan. J9. IK, fully
years i nave noucea tne erreet "5 iihoph"
forget what this remedy has done for
WM. M. KETXEMB. Siberia, Ind.
Cox a Huff. Taylor, jir. S. W.
'
the Introduction of "5 DROPS" I. nn.
Wooralsrla, Dyspepsia. Backache,
KS.K9TTVHi5? "r
APPOINTED IN NEW TERKlTOttyi
1T Prartor. Chlcaffo, 111.
CDTLEB'SCili0UTE0FIS2IIE
Onaranteed cure for Orlp, Catarrh and Con
sumption All DruKulsts, ai.00. W. II. Bmlth,
Buifalo, N. Y., sole proprietor.
00. Gil
eat
ifniMmovioriii n
liitaj LIVER rlLLa
BOrlaoo,aKS,r,'w "
. , ama oy urutglsts.
d?ISr back ache?
Are you troubled with constipation. Do you
feel languid and utterly worn out?
OOEE'S KEVEHLED REL'EBY
l five yon new en e ray, take the Impurity
of your bleed, make you well and healthy,
y and pleasant to take. One dajlar pai
tie at your druggist's.
A "TH1B TRESTLE BOABB," SI
PER
v? frJ.: ""'r.o cents; monthly, 10 cents.
""Id by all newsdealers. Ofllce, 40a Cail
- - un Ob., oau x rauvisco, cai.
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In t,triB. mold br rtrMtrrTtmii.
A STORM-SWEPT COAST
Oalea aa High Tide Prevailing
r on tha Atlantlo.
. Boston, Feb. 11. A howling north'
east anow atorm baa prevailed in the
hay and along Massachusetts coast dur
ing the past 84 hours. - A three 'masted
schooner, name? nnknown, ia reported
wrecked off Mantasket beach. , The
Hull tifesaving crew has aent out
boat. At present writing it is not
known whether or sot the vessel's crow
are atill alive.
: Boston harbor wns a fury of driven
anow and scattered spray. The ferry
boat slips were under water, and pas
sengers had to wade for it.
The storm played havoc wttn prop
erty along the Lynn and Swainpscott
shores; The exceptionally high tidea
swept away all buildings and de
molished yauhta and other small craft
lying upon the shore at Kings Beach
in 8wampscott.
At Lynn, at high tide, the water
went considerable distanoe up New
Washington street, flooding the cellars
of several residences and making car
and foot trafflo difficult. The sea de
molished 5,000 worth of atone break'
water on the front. Down on Can-
Cod a bowling northeast bliasard, sucl
aa preaviled last November on the aw
ful night when the steamer Portland
went down with all on board, raged all
day.
; None of the lighshipa could be seen
and it waa impossible" to learn whether
the Pollock Rip lightship waa holding
its moorings cr not. i
BY TREMENDOUS SEAS.
Biz Haa Lost Overboard Proas tha Us-
hla Mara.
Vancouver, B. O., Feb. 11. The
steamer Empress of Japan arrived yes
terday from Hong Kong and Yoko
hama. Mail advices say that the
steamer Kinshui Maru, which sailed
from Seattle December S3, lost six men
overboard on her trip across. When
two days out the wind blew a gale
from the northeast with mountainous
teas, r Some of the crew, led by Mr.
Laprack, chief officer, were seeming
bitch covers and all movable fittings
on tbe after deck, when a very heavy
sea broke on board, completely filling
the after deck and washing overboard
the apprentice, officer and four sailors.
Captain Brady at once put about In
search of the men, but could not find
them. Several companion-ways of the
Kinshui were carried away, besides
arge pieces of bulwarks.
INVESTIGATE MILES' CHARGES
President MsKlnlsy A p potato a Const
of Iaajalry.
Washington, Feb. 11. Tbe president
has appointed a oourt of Inquiry to ex
amine into tbe charges touching the
meat furnished during the war with
Spain and other matters involved in
tbe charges made by General Miles
against the . administration of war
affairs. The court will consist of
Major-General Wade, Colonel George
W. Daivs, Ninth infantry, and Colonel
Gillespie, corps of engineers.
The court will meet in this city Feb
ruary 15, to investigate the allegations
of Miles aa to the meat furnished the
army. Tbe oourt will also submit an
opinion upon the merits of the case,
and Miles' charges, together with such
recommendations of further proceed
ings as may be warranted by the facts
developed in the course of the inquiry.
Miles declined to disensa the appoint
ment of the court.
TO SUCCEED EAQAN.
Coloaol John V. Westoa ta Bo Coaa-
anlsaary-Qoaoral.
New York. Feb. 11. A dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says:
General Eaean ia to be placed on the
retired list of the army in a few days
on his own application, after 80 years
service, and Colonel John F. Weston,
tbe senior officer of the subsistence de
partment is to be nominated by the
president as commissary -general of sub
sistence.
The arrangement for General Eagan's
retirement was made before the presi
dent commuted the sentence of dismis
sal imposed npon him by the court-
martial.
By bis retirement General Eagan
will forfeit $1,976 from tbe annual pay
to which he would have been entitled
for tbe next sii years under the sen
tence of a uspension. '
To Mary Its Dead.
Olympia. Wash., Feb. 11. Gover-
nor Rogers has received letter from
the father of young man killed in
the recent engagement at Manila, ask
ing tbe governor what, if any, provi
sion would be made by tbe state for
bnrial, in the event that the bodies
were brought home by tbe United
States. The governor referred tbe mat
ter to tbe legislature in a special mes
sage, giving his opinion that the state
would honor itself by providing suit
able burial foi its soldiers killed in
foreign engagement.
The loo King's Qraao.
Chicago, Feb. 11. This city ii in
the grip of tbe coldest weathei since
1872. Twenty-two below is last night's
record. About 20 persona were so se
verely frostbitten during the early
morning that they bad to betaken from
tne streets to hospitals. Several por
tions of tbe city ' are suffering from
Jack of water, due to frosen pipes.
One man waa frozen to death on the
street last night while intoxicated.
Twenty Million Dollar Mortgage.
Denver, Colo.. Feb. 11. A mortgage
for 120,000,000, given to the Central
Trust Company, of New York city, by
tbe Colorado & Southern railway, was
Bled in this county today. The rev
enue stamps used aggregated 135,250.
Traasport Oraat Passes Algiers.
Algiers, Feb. 11. The United States
transport Grant, wbiob sailed from
New York January 19, bound for Ma
nila, passed here today.
Another Mob. Strike.
Skagway, via Viotoria, B. C, Feb,
11. The richest gold atrike made for
monins is reported irom mojuonaid
creek, Northwest territory. Th strike
is closa to th boundary lino of British
Columbia and the Northwest Territory.
Th crook drain a natural basin thai
slope down toward La Its Marsh and
the Upper Yukon. Th oreek is flv
mile long. i
8urfic gravel gave from SI to $3 a
pan. In th country adjaoent to Mo
Donald eraek there are InnumotabU
oreeks not yet prospected, Th gold It
ooara and assay high.
Maw Bailroad la China.
A, W. Bath, who was formerly ool
fectoi of customs on ruget sound, was
the original promoter In China, of what
gives piomieeol being a very important
entfrprlae. The moving; jim now re-
hind the scheme la Stewart M, Brice.
The matter includes valuable conces
sions for the Amerioan-China Develop
ment Company in tha name of the
China Railroad Company. The sur
vey of the road is already In progress.
The office of the new company it at Ta-
aoiat.
Kawrorttaad.8aaadI.lao.
W. II. Llewellyn and George Tiffany
two New York capistalista are at San
Francisco. " They are aaid tobave come
west on an important railroad deal.
They have in view the building of a
railroad from Portland to Tacoma and
Seattle, a distance of 140 miles. Bonds
have already been placed In New York
to raise the necessary money for the
ooustruotion of thia road. It is oon
mon gossip that Llewellyn and Tiffany
are agenta for the Vanderbilts.
- ; Gutting the Time.
The time between Chicago and
Omaha has been reduced to Is bouts
on the Chicago & Northwestern rial-
way. Thia is part of the overland
limited, which is to reduce the time
between Chicago and Portland to three
days. The fastest time previously
made between Chicago and Omaha on
the Chicago Northwestern waa 13
hours and 45 minutes.
A Curlona Aeeldonk.
A curious accident occurred in an
Albina, Or., home recently by which a
little girl was dangerously wounded by
a revolver. Tbe mother found the re
volver whioh she imagined was un
loaded. For some reason or other she
placed it in an old slipper. The little
girl oame in and gave this kiok caus
ing the discharge of the revolver.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
" ' '; loatUa Markets.
Onions, 8590o per 100 pounds.
Potatoes, H 5 20.
Beets, per sack, 76c
Turnips, per sack. 60 (3 760.
Carrots, per sack, 4 5(3 60a.
Farsnips, per sack, $1. .
Cauliflower. 600o per do.
Celery, 86 400.
Cabbage, native and California
11.25 per 100 pounds.
Apples, BStgSOo per box.
Pears, 60ctl.SO per box.
Prunes, 60o per box.
Butter Creamery, 26a per pound;
dairy and ranch, 1720o per pound.
Eggs, 80c
Cheese Native. 1212C
Poultry Old hens, l4e per pound;
spring eniokens, 14c; turkeys, 18c.
Fresh meats Choice dressed beef
steers, prime, 8c; oowt, prime.
7c; mutton, bo; pork, 8Xc; veal, 8(g8o.
Wheat Feed wheat. 833.
Oats Choice, per ton, 825.
Hay Puget Bound mixed. $9.00(1
11; choice Eastern Washington tim
othy, $16.
Corn Whole. $23.60; cracked. $34;
feed meal, $28.60.
Barley Boiled or ground, per ton.
$25(326; whole, $22.
Flour Patent, per barrel. $3.60;
straights, $3.25; California brrnds,
$3.25; buckwheat flour, $3.50; graham,
per krvrrel, $3.80; whole wheat flour,
$3.75; rye Hour, $4.50.
MillBtuffs Bran, per ton, $14;
shorts, per ton, $18.
Jteed ClHtpped ieed, 820 g 28 per
ton; middlings, per ton, '$17; oil cake
meal, per ton, $35.
Portland Market.
Wheat Walla Walla. 68c; Valley,
80c; Hluestem, 61o per bushel.
Flour Best grades, $3.20; graham,
$2.65; superfine, $2.16 per barrel.
Oats Choice white, 41 42c; abolot
gray, 89 40c per bushel.
Barley Feed barley, $22 28; brew
ing, $23.60 per ton.
MillsttirTs Bran, $17 per ton; mid
dlings, $22; shorts, $18; chop, $16.00
per ton.
Hay Timothy, $9(310; clover, $7
8; Oregon wild bay, $6 per ton.
Butter Fancy creamery, 6055o;
seconds, 45 50c; dairy, 4045o store.
25S0c
Cheese Oregon full cream. 12!tfo;
xoong America, loo; new oheese,
10c per pound.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.6034
per dozen; bens, $4.00 5. 00; springs.
$1.2508; geese, $8.007.00 for old.
$4. 60 5 for young; ducks, $5.00
6.60 per dozen; turkeys, lire. 15
1 6c per pound.
Potatoes 80 90c per sack; sweets.
ac per pound.
Vegetables Beets, 80c; turnips, 75e
per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab
bage, $1 1.25 per 100 pounds; cauli
flower, 76o per dozen; parsnips, 76c
per sack; beans, 8c per pound; celery
7075o per dosen; cucumbers, 60c pf
box; peas, a BJje per pound.
Onions Oregon, 76c$l per tack.
Hops 1518o; 1897 crop, 6o.
Wool valley, 1012o per pound;
eastern Oregon, 8 12c; mohair.
28a per pound.
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers
and ewes, 4o; dressed mutton. 7c;
spring lambs. 7MC per lb.
Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $4.25;
light and feeders, $3.004.00; dressed.
$5.006.50 per 100 pounds.
Beef Gross, top steers, 8.60 $8.75;
cows, $2. 60 8. 00; dressed beef,
5 6 we per pound.
Veal Large, 67c; small, 78c
per poqnd.
an yraoeiseo Market.
Wool Spring Nevada, 1012o per
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 1013o; Val-
leyrl517c; Northern, 9llc.
Millstuffs Middlings, $21 28. 00;
bran, $18.00 19.00 per ton.
Onions 8ilverskin,6090cper sack.
Butter Fancy creamery, 88o;
do seconds, 28 24c; fanoy dairy, 22o;
do seconds, 17 19c per pound.
Eggs Store, 2224o; fancy ranch,
2226o. i ,
Hops1898 crop, 18 170.
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $2
2.60; Mexican limes, $86.60; Call
fornia lemons. $2.000. BOO: do ehoioe.
183.60664.60; Per box.
Hay-Wheat, $14 17; wheat an.1
oat, 118016; oat, M16; bast bar
ley, 113 14; alfalfa, 12U per ton:
straw, 60(8750 per Dale. :
Potatoes Early Bose, fl. 101.15
Oregon Burkanks. 75c($l. 16; river I
Bnrbankit, 75otl; Salinas Burbanka,
1(S 1.10 per sack.
Tropical fruit Bananas, $1.25((?
8.00 per bunch; pineapples, (3.50(jj
4. GO; i'erfilun dates, eijJBWo per
pound.
ADVERTISING DOOTORS.
A relsaol Itoaaoa Why They ahoald
Ho Ho jadjadaed Impostors.
Their testimonials alone are sutnolsnt to
bear witness to tha assertion that tney
perform the cures and relief they adver
tise to, because they are from people
within reach, who can ba referred to, and
renrasent cures made years ago. that era
shown to be permanent, as well as those of
recent date. Dr. Darrln has been practic
ing In Oregon tha past 11 years, and istioW
located at 205 Morrison street, rortiana,
Tha following cards Are selected from
thousands: . '
To the Editors Bofore going under Pr.
Darriii's treatment I had been sutterlng
irreat mtiu in mv head. Nothing seemed
t.. heln ma until tuklno the doctors ele'
trio and medical treatment. It's all gone
now. Address, Wilhoit, Or.
.. C. N. DAILY'
Dr-Parrlu: The one minute operation
for croRB-eye on my boy was auccesHful.
He bad been oross-eved since birth. Ite
fer any one to me at 7 Hall street, Fort-
lund. , WKS. T. MAYUEW.
Mrs. O. Karg, of Leland. Or., writes Dr.
TWrin aa follows! After walking with I
cane for months from theeitects of sciatic
rheumatism, "I am improving every uay
I am Koing to Grant's Pass next week. !
think the neonle there will stare at me
more than they did the 29th of Heptemlwr,
the (lay I took the first treatment by eltw-
teiiMtv or von. i rv win Litins i want
more like a girl of 20 than an old cripple of
43. l nope you win live many years io no
for others aa much .at you have dona for
me." .. ..
lr. Damn gives free consultation to an,
and, when necessary, gives medicines In
connection with electricity. The poor
treated free from 10 to 11 dally. Those
willing to pay, 10 to 8; evening. 1 to 8
Kundavt. 10 io 11 Errors of youth, tin
potency, varicocele, hydrocele and strict
diseases treated. No cases published only
ure a sueciaitv. au cnronio aim unvsio
bv rjermission or tne natient. au Busi
ness relations strictly confidential Letters
of inoulrv answered. Circulars and ques
tion blanks sent free. Batteries and baits
furnished by the doctor. ' ! . '
OUlces, 205 Morrison street, Portland.
FEOFLV AND BVXNTfl
A. W. Millspaugh, aged 85, has been
ticket agent at the Union depot. Kan
sas City, Mo., ainoe 1870 and has been
in the railroad business for over 60
years. Mr. Millsbaugb ia as active as
though only half his age.
When the late Calivn a Brioe failed
In his earliest ventures he was about
to give np entirely had it not been tor
encouragement and aid given him by
Mr. Foster, who was afterward secre
tary of tbe treasury under president
Harrison.
The young Chinese emperor, having
outlived the reports that he had com
mitted suicide or been assassinated, ia
now desoribed by Dr. Dethere,5 a
Frenchman, who Is one of his physi
cians, as merely sufferer from fits of
depression and lassitude, his real ail
ment to far as 4hera ia any, being ab
normal melancholia.
While on the bench Associate Jus-
tioe MoKecna, of the United States
supreme court, ia the personification
of dignity, in private he la the moat
democratic member of "the highest
tribunal in the land." In pleasant
weather he always walka to the court,
stopping frequently to chat moment
with friend or gaaa with interest at
the shop window.
Dsmaod for Oar Good ta Moaloo.
A member of a prominent clay man
ufacturing company of Kansas City,
recently returned from Mexican
business tour, state that Mexicans
want our goods, "and never hesitate to
spend the money for them, and they
bave got til money, too. Take farm
machinery for instance. One ranch
man will buy carload at a time for
bis own nse. They need plow and
pnmp and windmills and lee plant,
and, in fact, all kind of modern ma
chinery. The trade is there and ha
long been neglected. We can
get it by atudying the need of the
republic and catering to it people."
A Wsmaa's Smllo.
Strange what a little thing will
turn the whole current of a man'
life."
"What' tbe matter now, Jones?"
"Dp to 80 daya ago tha young lady
of my choice was taking my attentions
aerioualy, and onr marriage seemed
foregone conclusion. Then I met her
on the avenue, lifted my hat, made my
best bow and dropped through a coal
hole. Now she can't keep her face
straight minute while we're to
gether.' Detroit Free Press.
A single elephant' tusk can now be
out into a abeet of ivory 160 inches
long and 20 inobea wide.
' The Tear Round.
All the year around chronic or ne
glected rheumatism hangs on. It 1
worse In chilly, damp weather, but
never sj bad that St. Jacob Oil can't
promptly and effectually our it.
Space has a temperature of 800 de
gree below xero.
FOR MEN ONLY.
DR. FOOTE & STAFF
16ft ADAM ST. CH1CAOO,
Kn reoultinir BnarDfl4J trtktrnnt ahntild
eomiuttpenioiiHlir or by nr rr" with Mi
Knter ana omy ciui mim' pfttjl.tJlsHa ift ib
United 8iu-. !! of mm mnAm" Hi
Itudr Of ft life-lllUsX UfifbrtllflsattH vrvwlitrs
bo md lmm9dtiitly comaiuntcittsi wUh Dr. Foot,
of Cbtetvffo. Kvryihmc Mni.lntiJ. Knidt4
n very whtrt In Mwled ptuikmt fti4 luMr In
Siln envelopes. Correr.ponim! oiUltd. Jot
urslcial, AferiftTfcl itd ICletrldnl nritbodi
adopted. Dluirlu the etomh wtib dmire ebaii
doned. Avoid druge reootnmnf1xl by U uneu
thortutd end elt-iityld eneoleliiiu In WnnLurn
towne. Vnw genuine epflclelUte locate oaulde of
Wew York or Cblcttgo. In these oltlee your prl
vtue eiTalrs ere safe. Unequalled lreumtut for ell
dlwwiitjaend weekneeen of tbe Ufnitv-Urlnary,
Hexusl, ItfproduoKve and Nervous Bynttime. Im
pwtlmente to marrlaye removed. ''Hyuhala"
Poeltlvlr turtfl tbe blood, miree avi.Tiilia and
reiuovM all white oloere In tbroa or mouth, p
per colored pou on body and eruptions on ekin,
also catarrh end rheumatism, "VIvoymIjs," the
only permanent restorer and Inviforaior, fives
visor to vital organs and
nervee. nrevtinta and
juesgrlp. If per bottle for 94, Triai boiUee,
ai
ltler xeuxi
ieuy , uavir price, i
A negro woman ii tbt
post m after at
Edieto Ulaud, g. O.
PIT1 p"ny Cnred. Np fits or nervoosnws
rile) after tirst day's use of Ur. kitn' tirt
kKMStorer. Send for ir H. tr te aksi.nA iri.i
bottle and treatise. I) it. R. 11. KlANiSL uo
ArcU sireet. ltlijulelpl.iA, J
During the siesa of
Jfarl DOttef WS
sold at f 10 a pound.
t
MACHINERY
?orMIIIe? Mines, Shops and Farms; Steel JUj.
aiiir .ll'iircnS'r'e'; HntChlsol . ,
Toath Baws, Alrwny grease, etc.
TATUL1 & DOVVCn
17 Io n First Street Portlsnd, Or
-() tseiuout Bltoct, bau jiancis-JO.
fhlwAwlttsrw J
Com peopU wt Mm
wnen auiug o (
ipgton (Is.) Detnoorat.
Plto't Cur for Consumption is th only
wuiff wdWn. used in J r a
Albright, MiitUttburg, fa,, Dec U, lsv
There are 47 Chines temples In th
United States.
To Cur m Col la On Daf
TaV Uiatlv Bromo Qlnt Tablets,
ill driiKKl"" n1""1 "l0"' U 11
our. So.
Three thousand marriage re pr
formed every day all ovw th world.
Wipe Out.
It Is th specific virtue of penetration
In St. Jacob Oil whioh carries it right
down to theSoiatio norve lu th cur of
Sciatica, and th effect I to sooth th
nerv and wlp out th pain.
Emperor Charles V carried a watch
in 1680 that weighed 87 pounds. In
such a oase It is proper to say only
"oarrlsdi" such a watch it never
"worn." , :
A new and scientific treatment of all
discuses of the genlto urinary organ at
one thorough, quick ami sure It that of
Dr. Foot and Staff, ol 101 Adam St.,
Chicago. Th doctors believe in pro
scribing a little nidUif.ie as I con
sistent with certain oure. They are
Old practitioner and year of extieri
no In their tpecialty lint taught
them the needs of every individual
oase, and how best to treat it to effect
a complete eradication of the dltesto
germ. Dr. Foots' Eyphal I well
known and effloauious cure for all blood
fliseasrs,whlle his Vlgorala stands fore
most among restoratives and Invigura
tor of th nervous system.
A bridge of 000 foot tpsn at Buda
Past 1 being erected entirely by mean
of electrical machinery.
Society
Women
ana, in fact, neatly all
women who undevgo
& ntrvoti ttvam. &t
3
compclltd ta vcjtet
fully watch the drov-
SSaT. the corriina J
wvinklct and lhmnv
that become move
Vlist vetoing every day.
' every woman
know that ill-health
it a fatal enemy to
I beauty and that flood
plainest face an en-
I durind attvactivtntiV
' Put blood and strong
nrv - thti art th
Mvt of health and
beauty.
Dt. William' PmH
Pill for Pale People build
uvendthen the ncTvci. T
ibl. to the mother thty ate
appyoachind fifty they are
hat dvid for thia emit of
Mrs, Jacob Wrarer, of Busbntll, nl.,lt SOyols rars old. Shs Mrs t
"I suffaRd for fire or sis yean with the trouble that cornea to oroaura at
this time of life. I was much acaacwd, was unable, taoch of the time, to
' do bbv own arork, sud sutTered berond air power to dcoorttie. Ivaadovro.
hearted sod melancholy. Nothing seemed to do me any Roud. Thea I
aaade tip my mind to try rr. Williams' Pink Pills for I'sls I'rople.
I bousjht tbe first box la March, 1H97, and was beovfltrd from the start.
A bos and s half cured me completely, and 1 am bow rugged and at rung."
ButktuU II,) Rtnrd.
The genuine package always bear the f wll name At
all drufijit ov sent postpaid on receipt of price 50
per bos by the 0t. Williams
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K CI everybody you know to
no I save their tin tags for you
The Tin Tags taken from Horseshoe, "J. T.,"
Cross Bow, Good Luckand Drummond
Natural Leaf will pay for anv one or all of
this list of desirable and useful things and
you have your good chewing tobacco besides.
Every man, woman and child in America can find something
on this list that they would like to have and can have FKKKl
Write your aame and address plainly and send every tag you
can get to us mentioning the number of the present you want.
Any assortment of the different kinds of tags mentioned abov
will be accepted as follows :
. .. . . . . . . . tot
1 aisics oov, qnstai onlgn, un-
portcd from Jaiwtt , ,
1 Kml,jn, Made, (ihhI uael ,
t Kaiiora, 41g4nrh, entKt steal
ChilX, &i, Kntfe, Fork aad Spooa
S Salt and Fpper, one each, nuad
ruple plata on white metal. . . .
( Rasor, hollow ground, fin. fagStn
teal..,,. .,
Hotter Knife, tripb plate, beat qual
uRarShcll,triplepUte,battquality
t Stamp Hon, sterling silver., , , ..
10 Knife, "Keen Kuiler," two Madea
11 Butcher Knife, "Keen Kutier,"
S-inch blade., ,
1J Sheen, Keen Kultrr," aisch,
nickel ,,
IS NulSel,CrackersndtPkki,silvtr
It Nsil Kile, sterling silver, amethyst
wi, vincn i , roe
IS Tooth Bruatt, slerling silver, ame
thyst set, g-inch XOO
M Psner Cutter, sterling silver, ame
.. ,h! set, t-inch.. Joe
IT naHsill,"Auociaivin,"betqusl. lu)
IS Watch, steal wind end set, guaran
teed good lime keener . 900
This offsr ixpint Novirobir 30, 1333.
Address all your Tags and the correspondence about them to
DRUMMOND BRANCH, tt. Louis, Mo.
CI
- Tbe Halional
Inieutors' Association.
. (iMOOBrOBATIB.)
W do general PATIENT BDSIMXSS, We
secure, Introduca and sell patents. Our regit-
tHrad atbirnav ean rntvnn tieinia SImaI f ......
fOguverntneniwiHioiuaoiajr. oKents wanlM
Information ltimlshid on reiiiest. Room (IIS
CMAHStB OF COMMSSC 8U1U)IU, POSTLAMD,
OtSUOH.
u vjTifj Mftii , i.,, Htwubni arLiitios. rnriinir
YOUNG MEN!
J!!"i?5?3hM,fn a"H VH'm'' Okay MimrlOe, II
It lat OlHu-iltiMltr r.
Uianittei
I TO
mmm rnl tl; fntitrn tram btrntium, PHU'K. ta.oo.
H taken wlLhiiu. lnoonvta.
BhIm by ttll r.Ublt tlnitTtflatat, or mmt pt-rs.til'.y tipwitL
biaUaUtT WrsVUiraU. on n-t ftitt it tirl.-e. I.v
aroular on $Z!)UU " -
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
Roots Crowned. Hrlrlret Made,
i alnle.s UliliiK and extraotiou.
Dr. T. H. White, X"'
TO.IPATlIIKHAlt
from Mr. Walter B. Budtt, of Ftt
chptW. Nw Ton ic
Mr. Boon, in the following letter,
tell ft familiar story of weuhuess and
suffering, and thank Mr, riukhaaa
for oompUt relief!
"Daua kin. I'm Kit a sts I think It 1
tny fluty to wrlta
to you and tell you
what Lydla
fcU'lnkhsrn.
Vegelabl
Comuound
has don fur
rue, I fuel Ilk
another woman.
I hadsuch dread
ful headache
through my .
ft temple and
on top of my
nsati, mat
Bfarly went
crasy; was alto
troubled with
chills, wasvory '
wenks my left
aid from my
shoulders to
tny waist pain
ad me terribly. I could not slurp for
th paltt. i'laster would help for a
while, tut aa soon as taken off, th pain
would be lust as bad a aver. Doctor
prescribed medicine, but It gave rut no
relief. '
" How I reel so wen ana strong,
have no more hesl aches, and no
pain in aide, and It 1 all owing to
your Compound. I cannot praise it
enough. It 1 a wonderful tnedicln.
I recommend it to every woman J
know," -
The Sandwich Islander estimate th
beauty of women by their weight.
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up and pwvlfy the blood and
tht vouna aivt thty arc invalu
a nttiMiw. to the woman
the beat remedy that science
her life.
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IS Alarm CloA, nickel, warranted ,7uJ
W Carvers, buck horn handle, good
teal , 900
M Sis Kogers' TsBipootn, beat qua!, irit
n Kmves and Forks, sia each, buck.
horn handles 950
9 Clock, t-duy. Calendar, 1 nsrmonv
eler. Barometer , , MO'
94 Stove, YVil.on Hester, site No. go
er No, 40 gosj
99 Tool Set, sot playthings, but real
tools AS
90 Tuilti Set, decerned norcslais,
very handaome too
9T Watch, solid silver, full Jeweled , louo
95 Sewing Machine, nitt chu, with
sll attachment, , ISnO
Revolver, Colt's, heMtiuslity lhKI
M Kine, Winchevur, lo-thol, 91-eal 1W0
81 Shot Gun, double barrel, bammer-
less, atuh twist , 9000
S9 Cuiur (Waihburn), rnaewnod, io-
Uid with aiotharpssrl 9000
St Bicycle, standard auka, ladies' or
JWHS '....MM
BOOKS -80 choice selections -urns
as last rear's list, 40 tsgs each.
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ON. MArlTCL'S
rRENCil
FEMALE
PILLS
IHrtlrniUrt and toxtl
nioitUEH in plain ha&.w1
FOR
a...s ....... Wl-Mtr AAlliKU JTRKa.
ffBgWCH DHtlfl CO., 3B U 383 Prl i( Ntw York
CURE YOURSELF!
f I'Ktcn V 3 . llee Big w for .atnrai
leli.ftd.r.. I el.oharuii, lintamiiiatK'tia.
jr Utur.ew4 11 lrrittl(ii,a ,,r l.. .1
fc-fr..a Painless, anil not astria-
lrHlEsl0llIHlQ!l1o. tent or polsnsuus.
S SM U HtlMIM. Ill K, ..... .
" omcmTi,o.f olel bf Irrowelets,
7 n.pines, prnpsll, rtir
IK), or 1 bnttlo.. z,7S.
'irr.ulsr aotil nn reunmil.
isvbuutrour
lilt. UllHaNkl), i' lnl.de,,
w. P. w. V.
NO.
WMKIf writing to advertisers utoas
uuwtton thia paper.
A cess fa, rifts
fci i PlltMiirtj ititit7lt)lnriiiJ iimi Ittiti iiiff.
T tt form, aj t Hi!n,, itr.!lMf r tWrtiftiii
Piisw m aare4 by pr. 0oarikonf l Mtvitiftciy
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