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Economy
b a strong point with
Hoo4' Sarsaparilla. A
bottle lasts longer and does
more good than any other.
It is the only medicine of
which can truly be said
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
MATCH FOR THE CONDUCTOR.
Woasaa Pumttr Show How II la
FoMlbl to Get Ktob.
8h was one of thot women with a
righteous look and firm chin.
"Please stop at Thirty -eighth street,"
aht (aid to tht conductor, aa th car
Whined past Thirty-fixth.
At Uia next corner aha rosa to be
readr to alight, but the car did not
alow up, the conductor being busy do
ing tha hospitality of hta car to a
(banc acquaintance. Before aha could
catch bla eye and atop tha car aba had
gone a block past her destination. She
pat her foot on the atrp, then drew it
bark and calmly aat down again. Tha
conductor, hli hand on tha bell rope,
waited tha picture of vigilant duty.
Bba gaed straight ahead and made no
sign. With a profane remark ba Jerk
ed tha rope and the car moved on.
Two blocks further aha arose and
caught his eye again. Thla time ha
managed to atop at the first corner.
But she apparently changed her mind
nd sank comfortably into ber seat
while an appreciative smile overspread
ui racea of tha other passengers.
At the end of another two blocks aha
nee mora signed to him to atop and.
though ha was bursting with wrath.
dozen pairs of eyea were upon him
ad ha controlled himself. The car
came to standstill, but aha did not
more.
"Ifs the next corner I want," aba
explained in a clear Tolce, aa a titter
went round the car. "When I asked
yon to atop at Thirty-ninth you car
ried ma to Fortieth, so I supposed if
I signaled you for Forty-third you'd
arry ma to Forty-fourth."
And at tha next corner aba smiled
graciously at the conductor aa she
tepped down and out New Tork
Frees.
Still More Evidence.
Bay City, 111., August 8 (Special.)
Mr. K. F. Henley ot this city adds
his evidence to that published almost
daily that sure lure for Rheumatism
la now before the American people and
that that care is Djdd'a Kidney Fills
Mr, Henley had Acute Rheumatism.
Ha has used Dodd's Kidney Fills. He
ays of tha result:
"After suffering for sixteen years
with Rheumatism and using numerous
medicines lor Rheumatism and more
anediclnea prescribed by doctors, I at
last tried Dodd's Kidney Pills with the
result that I got more benefit fror
them than all the others put together.
A bulletin issued by the census bu
reau gives the total number of em'
ployes in the executive civil service of
the United States aa 150.8SS. These
figures Include only those employes
who are required to take an examlna
Hon, so that about 83.000 postmasters
and employes of small poitofflce are
excluded, as are about 15.000 employee
with small salaries In the field branch
es of the War Department, about IS.
000 employes at navy yard, who are
classified, but appointed under navy
yard regulations, and a few thousands
in other parts of the service. Ot the
150.3SS given, 23.673 are employed in
tha District of Columbia; 137,001 are
males, 133,573 are native born, and
102,431 are engaged In clerical work.
Of the entire number, 4UtU are be
tween the agea of 30 and 40 years;
39.218 between 20 and 30, and 80.31M
between 40 and 50. One hundred and
one are over -80, and 3,422 below 20
years of age. Mora than one-third of
tha number have been employed for
less than five years, and more than a
fifth for less than a year. Only 823
have occupied places for mora than
forty years. Those who receive sal
aries of $2,500 or more number 851;
leas than 1720, 50.001.
Tha new salary schedule for rural
mall carriers has been completed, to
apply from July 1. The last Congress
raised the maximum aalary from fdOO
to 8720 a year. It was found that the
maximum route was 24 miles long and
to carriers on routes of this length.
numbering about 12.000. the maximum
salary will be paid. The aalarlea of
for each mile less than twenty-four.
carriers on routes shorter tbsn tha
maximum was fixed by deducting f IS
The net result has been that slightly
over two-thirds of the whole force of
24.500 rural carriers hare received in
creases ot f 100 a year In their salarlea.
The remaining carriers bavs received
incresses ot less than thla amount
This schedule takes Into consideration
the expenses for equipment snd mskes
what la stated to be liberal allow
ance for such expense to carriers on
routes less than the maximum length.
It leaves about the same appropriation
available for new service during the
coming year that the department bad
during the last fiscal year.
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fives
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THl POWER Of GRIT.
MMe
The eagerness with which men seek
appointive positions under the govern
ment almost amounts to a crate, and
ilka all erases it is not readily ex
plainable. In Boston, for example.
where examinations for custom house
employes are about to begin, there are
"Dodd'a Kidney Pills were the only 1,539 PPcnt for 30 possible sp-
thing to give me lelief, and I tecom- "
mend them to all suffering from Acute wh cPtlonaI. to be sure, but In
Rheumatism " otner 1r"e cities- there Is always a
Rheumatism is caused bv Cric Acid mrked disproportion of applicants to
in tha blood. Healthy kidneys take P!ee- The Isthmian Canal Commla-
II tbe-Lnc Aod out of tha blood. " "uuur apyu-
Dodd's
kidne; f .
Kidney Pills make healthy
Be Knew They Would Fit.
A Mississippi Congressman, says
the New Orleans Picayune, once own
ed a handsome pair of light gray
trousers which were much admired
by his colored neighbors. Unfortun
ately they became spotted.
"Here, Charlie." said the Congress
man to a negro servant who bad long
coveted them, 'take these trousers
nd clean them."
Charlie took them home, and after
two days of careful inactivity brought
ttem back.
"'Sense me, boss," he said, "but
'claih to gracious, seem like Ah cain't
git dat spot out no way."
"Did you brush ltr
"Tssseh."
"Scrub ltr
"Tasseh."
"Scour ltT"
"Tasseh. 'Fear like Ah don ev'r
thing, but Ah jee' cain't git It out no
way."
"Well, did you try ammonia T"
"No. seb! No, sehr exclaimed Char-
He, with delighted snicker. "Ab
didn't try 'em on me yit sen, but Ah
knows dey'd fit!"
Government Bureaa of Plant ludnatry
starts Propagating Garden.
Wherever there Is a large area of
land offering unusual difficulties in the
wsy of cultivation, particularly semi
arid lands that possess possibilities In
tha way of irrigation, there the prob
lem is being studied by the Bureau of
Plant Industry. The country la being
dotted with propagating and testing
gardens.
A central garden for seed testing,
propagating, breeding and distribution
has Just been established at Cblco,
Cal., 100 milea north of Sacramento,
It la the Intention to gather at thla
garden a large and representative col
lection of economic plants of all kinds,
r,m!..l. " . mlt. .1 . -
and though the civil service law may y' vv
riv. .m gate such new varieties as are found
To carry on the back a pack weigh
ing a hundred pounds or mora means
cot only strong muscles but mastery
of balance. In "To Forest" Stewart
Edward White says that tha first Urn
ha did any packing be bad a bird
Urn (tumbling few hundred feet
with Just fifty pounds on his back.
At tha end of that aame trip he co'i'd
carry a hundred pounds and a lot of
canoe poles and guns over long pu t
age without serious Inconvenience. 1
At first packing Is as near Infernal
punishment as merely muudane condi
tions can compass. Sixteen brand
new muscles ache, at first dully, then
sharply, then Intolerably, until It seems
you cannot bear It another secoud. At
first you rest every time you feel
tired. Then you begin to feel very
tired every fifty feet Then you have
to do tha best you can, and prove tha
pluck that is In you. j
Tom Frlaut an old woodsman of
wide experience, has often told ma!
with relish of his first try at carry
lng. He had about alxty pounds, and
his compaulon double tb at amount
Mr. Frlaut stood it for what seemed
like few centuries, and then aat
down. lie could not have moved an
other step If a gun had been at bia
ear.
What's the matter r asked his com
panion.
Del," said Frlaut Vm all In. I
can't navigate. Here's where I quit"
"Can't you carry here auy farther?"
"Not au Inch."
"Well, pile ber on. I'll carry her
for you."
Frlant looked at him a momeut In
silent amaxement
Do you mean to say that you are
going to carry your pack and mine.
tool"
"That's what I mean to ssy. I'll do
It If I have to."
Friant drew a long breath. "Well."
aald he, at last, 'If a little, sawed off
chap like you can wiggle under a hun
dred and eighty, I guess I can make It
under sixty."
That's right" said Del. lmperturb-
abiy. if you think you can, you
can."
"And I did." ends Frlant with
chuckle.
Therein lies the whole secret The
work la Irksome, painful, but If you
think you can do it you can; for al
though great la the protest of the hu
man frame against what It considers
abuse, greater still Is the power ot a
man's grit
Ayefs
Feed your hair; nourish It;
five it something to live on.
Then It will stop falling-, ind
will grow Ions and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only
Hair Vigor
hair food you can buy. For 60
years it has been doing just
what we claim It will do. It
will not disappoint you.
My hair wee to bo very short. Hut after
H.InK Ayer'e Mttr Vir lliott lime II ltM
to frw,HS rx'W II I. fourteen tlicliM loft.
Till. leein. aifilMtdkl mull lu after bethf
elniit.1 wtlhom .tiv lialr.H
Has. J. II. tiraa, clrae irlsi. Ces
ti Ma (Mill. i.o.itnnv.
II rtftir.-l. F. jn.,IIVil
lur
Short Hair
TOEVEEKLY
mm
A Fisherman.
When all the world's fragrant with Bow
ers in bloom.
And clothed In frenh raiment from Dam
Nature's loom; ,
When the hills and the valleys srs vel
vety green
And the earth is repotting 'neath blut
klrs serene.
Then sway from the hot dusty city I'll
steal.
For inr only compsulons my rod and
my reel.
And there, by tht side of some cool, lim
pid stream,
I'll sit with my Hue in ths water and
dream.
Four-Track Ntwa.
BUILD OASES IN THE SANQ.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
Tlii Kind You Hare Always Bought
0n Hundred Years Ago.
The chiefs of the Osage Indiana gave
a wsr dance for ths entertainment of
the President and members of lbs cabi
net at Washington.
A demand was mail of bis holiness
the Pop to grant full wwr to Car
dinal Fesob to crown. In his name, the
emperor of the French.
Kuaal positively refused to soknowl
dgs Napolrim as emperor of France.
Abolition societies began ta dwindle
as the vslue of the cotton gin became
known.
Daniel Webster arrived In Boston to
pursue bis legs! studies.
Ths funeral of Aleiander Hamilton
took place from Trinity Church, New
York.
Euglaud sent a conroy of ahtpa to
Spain to repudiate a rumor of ru;tur
between the two nation.
-Summer 2528
rheumatism
The iJf tl't Kliciunutisin it strictly
winter disease, thut comet from exposuro
or colJ, Is wrotitf! a spc-ll f imll.eiUon,
i,,rr,i.litw of ilm liver. Inactive slato of tha
kidneys, or lUiUlcneooliiiu; of the body when 27
ovcr-hcoted, bointf fretpictit cause of an
attack. KhcimmtUm UUiio to nover-acm ,
. . i.l . LI I ....I t.M.1 I VLIllllI
cotuunon ot tno uiuu mu ,..,.
As it Hows through, the body tha blood
IVUIimil J - -
KB
a
t ka 11 attuk af a.l.il m,.,. ... . .
muscle, mid the circulation wor ftirm. Tb was so iuS "J
crow shlltk'i'h bcCHUKO of sowpUtsIr prostratsd. lUvluf haaraa.s.a 5
.1 . . I,.tl.... eommeaited for Rhaumatlsm, I dald4 . JEl
the constant accumulation ( ,rU, 4 , i,,,!,,,., siv
of cid impurities, and 1 was able U hobbla arouad on rui,h..raJ
1 .i 1. !...,,.. I, very soon bad no for Itaamal all., . a. a VliJ
when the system i in mi ll n ,UPIK m, ,0nd and wsll. AJIiUaiTiraaii.T.
Condition KhctimnlUm i pains havsUfl me, tttrapixtlU baa r.tum,d ..I
liable to come out at any I wi'V:ix:r
Bears tha
Signature
Each la Ilia Trade.
The violinist had beene Invited to a
"family dinner." but It proved that
several relatives of his boat were pres
ent, and their demands for music were
most persistent
The violinist played three times,
and tbeu, when the applause after his
third solo bad died away, he turned
to bis host
"And now, monsieur," be said.
eagerly, "now It Is that you will show
us how you sell te flour In re wbest
pit Can I help roil ze barrel In, mon-sleur'r"
cations for every position It Is author
ized to fill. Yet the salaries are not
large, rarely exceeding 11.200 a year;
Reproving; tha Apostate.
- la the early dsya of the British
Boyal Academy reverence foe the "old
masters" of painting amounted almost
te worship. When at dinner Sir
Martin Shee, one of the early presi
dents, openly expressed doubts of their
Infinite superiority, ssy M. A. P, bis
hearers were horrified.
Blr Martin leaned across tha dinner
table and rapped upon It
Is his points.
give some assurance of permanency of
tenure, there is little assurance of pro
motion. That there should be such
eagerness for tbe appointments Is not
creditable to tbe seekers. Men with
even an average equipment of ability
and enterprise can find much more
promising careers.
The National Civil Service Commis
sion has reecntly arranged to open
branch headquarters In Boston. New
York, Philadelphia, Washington. At
lanta, Cincinnati. Chicago, St Paul,
St Louis, New Orleans, Denver, Port
land and San Francisco. Escb of
these thirteen cities will be the cen
ter to which tbe civil service boards
In the districts surrounding them will
refer all matters which they cannot
decide for themselves. Heretofore It
ha been necessary to communicate
directly with Washington when vacan
cies were to be filled in the classified
service This hss occasioned delay.
especially In cities distant from tha
capital. Under the new system the
Washington office will be relieved of
practically all the detail of preparing
for examinations, and tbe national
commissioners will be abie to devote
themselves more fully to the enforce
ment of the spirit of the civil service
reform laws.
worthy of further Introduction. A
palm garden has been located on a
tract of fifteen acres of land at Mecca,
Art. where different varieties of date
palm will be tested.
San Antonio, Tex., recognizing the
benefit to be derived from systematic
tody of local soil snd climate condi
tion, hi turned over 125 seres of
land near the city and the local water
company has volunteered to furnlxh
free of charge all the water needed
In the Irrigation work looking to the
development of crops adapted to the
local semi-arid lands. A rice farm hss
been established at North Galveston,
which, owing to tbe abundance of wa
ter and conditions which permit the
planting and harvesting of rice by ma
cbinery, promises to become one of the
most Important centers of rice cultlra
Hon In America.
A pine wood farm at De Qulncy
La., and four cereal testing stations In
the great wheat-growing states Nnrtl:
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and
In Texas complete the present chain
of stations and afford some idea of the
(cope of tbe work that Is being un
dertaken.
EMIGRATION FROM ITALY.
PIjo's Curs I. s irxxl couth jnedleta.
It has cured roughs and colUa for forty
years. At drflKxiais. cents.
Prid Interceded.
"Why did ahe marry himl Ha basn't
any money.
"I know, but ahe has plenty."
"But he hasn't any brains, either."
"True, too. But people kept telling
ber bow stunning thry looked together
till she Just couldn't bear the idea of
letting him get way ." Dotrolt Free
Press.
How's This
W offer One Hundred Dollars Reward tot
ant cue ot ( aiarrh that cauaol be cured by
Seventy-five Years A90.
At a meeting of Brlttah merchants In
Liverpool much regret wss ripreastd
at the resignation of Mr. Maury as
American Consul.
The President of Greece Isaued a
proclamation revoking the naUoual
centre aa at Argoa.
Tb directors of ths Bank ef the
United State declared a dividend of
8Vi per cent
France offered lT3,0UO,(aiO franc to
the Cpinlsh government for tb con
quest of Mexico.
Prusat ent in emissary to Constan
tinople to make every effort to bring
bout a peaceful ending to the conflict
between Kuaala and Turkey.
A treaty waa concluded with ths
Winnebago and tbe Pottawatomie
nd purchta made of all land, south
of tb Owlscousln andlietween the up
per Mlaalaalppl and Ijk Michigan. In
eluding all lande formerly held by the
Indians.
The Catholic emancipation act amn
td to have little effect In uulrtlng th
disturbance In Irelaud, a mors out
rages thsn ever were prrpetrau-d.
;,,, u inlfr nr kiiintticr. It nm rr w var w..ki-., . ub
it luutcned and provoked
by exposure to cold, damp air, sudden cooling of the body when over,
heated, a bad spell of indigestion, or anything that t calculated to fur.
ther derange and depress the system 5 but these are only encitinn ind
not the real cause of Rheumatism. It i In tha blood, and when tlii
vital fluid become overcharged with the acid Impurities and i runnlnj
riot in the veins, an attack I uro to come, whether in iiiinmer timor
the cold, bleak day of winter. You are a Uvo to pain a long si tha
blood is tainted with acid. Liniment and plaster are helpful and us,
ful, but it take something more than rubbinff and blistering to drive
away tlii demon of pain. S. S. S. rot to tha scat of the trouble
enter (lie circulation, neutralise and fit.
ter out of the blood the acid poison. It
enrichet and tren(;thrn the weak, di.
rased blood; the general health improve
under it tonic effect, and when rich, pure
blood bet!'' to circulate through the ttjft
joint and ore, tender muscle, pains and
ache vanish, and the longed for relief come to tha nervou, pain.
tortured utrerer. S. S. S'. contain no minerals, but it guaranteed
purely vegetable. Write u if in need of medical advice, which i given
without charge. Our book u Khcumatiam, tolling of tha different
form and vatictic vf tht pain-racking disease, i mailed free.
THE SWIFT MPCCinC CO., ATIAMTA, C4.
au.oan.l KflVct. All la the Pen.
Wife Juhu, tin juu know that iu ' Flit What Is it. trrtn aptillnl ta 00
mora la our alrrp last injlitl who algn another person's Bams tit a
liuihand Did I) It utu.t bars la eherk)
b?o 1 bad that Iwrrld tlrmin. I ll-Flt or tea Jar atually, I Us-
Wits What Ulii uu ilrvatuT liar.
lluilisuil I dreamt I was smoking oita
of Hums ci(,-ar Jon (at tut on niy birthday.
kKer l LrOuoft-MoarniNC-ToaAccol
sure) nam 1 a riwvtLnui wntv
" 0S fun MAtKutaS)
Veil Csa (let Allsa I ooMlaa I fil:a
wilts Ua Olraet!. la . t N, Y , tot s
rra ma ylm tl Allsa 's rt 'aa. It suns
svmiihi, bnl tautlen, .-dln( It taaias
ot tla at slMwa f A rvriaia eut fat
curtta, Itiaruwtng sail a4 tunlutts 4ll4ruf.
mu It.
gisias
Km. tataariaa)i raMltaia.
atarrh rur.
r. j. cut.vtr a co
We. tha UBderiiaoed. hara
Cheney lor tha laat u yari, aod bsliars hln
, Props.. Toledo. O.
too wo V, J.
perfectly honorable In all bullosas traiiaae-
uoDi ana nnsnciaiit- able to carry out aay ot-
In decreeing that the Washington po
licemen must give up the use of tooth
pick while on duty. Major Sylvester,
to empha- the chief of the capital police force, has
established a new record In rules gov
"Now there's Raphael!" be thun. ernlng the men. The order read a
tiered. "What did Raphael do that wa follow: "It 1 observed that officers,
can't do 'better nowadays? Old mas- among them special street railway
ter? Why, gentlemen, I'd be lorry to eroding policemen, walk the itreet
think w had not a dozen men In the with toothpick in their month, giving
R. A., now who can draw better than
BapbaeL"
The bold declaration was too much
for old Woodburn, a picture dealer.
.who sat opposite.
"Sir Martin," be aald, huskily, fairly
pmlt with emotion, "I've often 'eard
people say they didn't admire 'Omer.
But tbl 1 tbe first time, sir, I've ever
'card It aald that It wa 'Omer fault'1
evidence of having enjoyed refresh
ments.. I advise against this practice,
s It la unbecoming and unoffleerllke."
A (pedal report of the census bu
reau on occupation shows that In con
tinental United States tbe total num
ber of persons engaged in gainful oc
cupations In 1900 was 29,073,333, which
was one-half of the population, 10
years of ag and over, and nearly two
Ufths of tbe entire population. The to
tal number comprise 22,489,420 men,
1,833,630 women, and 1,750,178 chll-
Tbe Fable of Four Men.
"I got off a street car tbl morning.1
aid doctor to me, "and, being in no
hurry, I began moralizing on tbe ac
tion and probable character of three dren. of whom 1.204.411 were boy and
men wiig uiu aiigmea just aneaa oil 185,707 girl.
m. iiie nrsr. one was even men nair
way down the block and was going on
with such rapid strides that he had
already put a couple of hundred yards
between himself and tbe next man.
There,' thought I, 'goe a bustler a
man who' bound to succeed In life.'
The second man was walking rather
lower, and impressed me as one who
would do fairly well, perhaps, in this
world.
Too Hard on ths Msrvsw.
"Bold your farm?"
'Yes, sold It last week, and retired
forever from th busli.es of farm
ing.
'Found farming too dull, did you?"
'No. I found It too exciting. I
don t mind taking a chance on the
horse once In a while, but tbe thin
But the last fellow wa Just of runninar a business where vou hara
uawanng a long in me most suutiess to bet en th weather all the Ume la
sort or way. 1 very quickly set him too hard on th nerves."
down for a loafer.
"Just then another Idea came borne The manly part Is to do with might
to me. Ail tbree were ahead of met" ind mtn what yon can do. Emerson.
sHiuccesa,
Few front Province of Venctla Corns to
the United States.
From the Province of Venetla, com
prising the cities of Belluno, Padua,
Bovlgo, Trevlso, I'dlne, Venice, Verona
and Vlcenza, emigrate more persons
than from any other province of Italy.
In 1901, of the total emigration from
enetla over 90 per cent (111,758) de
clared their intention to return, while
the balance (5,178) was classed as per
manent emigration.
negaraing tbe emigrants who go
from Venetla to the United States,
their number is so small that their
Influence for good or bad would have
no Impression on the many going from
other parts. In 1900 tbe number was
411, a percentage of the totnl emigra
tion of 0.39 per cent; while during luoi
1,279, or 1.09 per cent, shaped their
course for tbe United State. It 1
not possible to ascribe any reason for
this (light Increase.
Compared with wage In the United
State, those received by the wage
earner of Venetla seem snmll; an ar
tisan gets from 00 to 80 cents a dny.
By practicing economy a family, If the
members are not too numerous, can
11 v on this amount, the principal ar
ticle of (ustenance being "polenta"
(a sort of oIld porridge or hasty pud
ding, made of maize, or Indian corn),
potatoes and bread. Wine I tbe bever
age of all the people. A farm band
only receive a daily wage of from 38
to 48 cents. Illiterate and unl -tti-red,
die emigrants' Influence for tbe general
advance of education and of society la
not of th bet Consular Report
Knowing a Woman.
"Do you know her?"
"No; I am merely acquainted with
her nobody know a woman V
tig atloni mile by their Br:
face of the system,
ki4 Tacis, n holeeal I'rutrlits, Toledo, 0.
Waloiho. Km Miavm. siuIhu. brum.
Hatl'a Catarrh Ctira la taken lnuirnkltv.
lng directly upon tha blood aod mucous sur-
M by all liruKKtstf.
Hall s family i-llls ar toe beau
Frlr-a 76c tier boltla.
Teattmonlala (re.
A Precedent.
Miss-lea I say, old man, I'd Ilk U
bar you put me up st your club.
Wifcglea I'd be only too flail, my boy,
but er they ars very particular who
they admit.
Miicirlea You don't ssy! How Id ths
world did you msnag to break In.
TITS "rasaaenny -sra. wo nuor aeivtmeiiaai
flltf aftrftnrlday'eueofIr.Klloe'etlratNerra
haauiwr. Kond for trial tmtleand -r-etna
tlf . M. H. Kline. U4--KV ich Bt, rhlladelahla, fs
A Trustless Trnat.
Lightly My landlady eridently bs
longa to a boarding houae combine.
Hitnuon Why do you think so?
Lightly Kb doesn't attempt to supply
the wanta of the customer.
First Lieut Rudolph E. Sniper, Four
teenth cavalry, U. 8. A., la the youngest
offleer In tha army; Lieut. Ernest D.
Peek is the tallest, being 0 feet 4 inches,
fifty Year kqo
The Chines Insurgents attacked
Canton.
A I ties Pscba, viceroy of Egypt, ws
found dead in bed by bis offleer of
state.
The drat party sent out by Ibe Mas
sachusstt Emigrant Aid Society left
Boston for the territory of Ksnaaa
Tbree English and four French ahlps
arrived in Honolulu. They mounted
198 guns aud were destined to c
sgslnst ths IluaalaQ Pacific s.iuadron
inres nunared ptu-son were 111 of
yellow fever In Havana. Cula.
oam lasna entereii ana Mo pot
salon of Alexandria In eonaeitieuce
or tb death of Abbas i'attia. the fur
mer viceroy.
Many viaaels were lost In Table bay
in a violent gale.
Oentle Hint.
They were playing tenuis on th old
lawn. i
''lrar me." remarked tha young
man, nlili a far away look In bla etc,
"we never heir of o:d falilni-d kls
tug giiiui-a any tinre. They have gone
out of style."
"I d.m't Kre l!h yntl," repll'd the
pretty girl, "any gnme is a klst.u
game if you supply the kisses.
Morrr Its Msmfef.
Husband I'd Ilk to know whal en
joyment you Bud In trolling around
from siurs to ature, looking at aril
pricing things you rannut pun-ha?
Wife--1 know It look llly, y- ther
la sort of melancholy pleasure ta
knowing 1 eotild have bought thsta
had I married Tom t'U.sh ha I
bad the chance, instead of Ihrvvlng
myself sway on you.
(arty Year Ana.
Fire in Chicago, which alarted
Fourth
In
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Muat Bear Signature of
fee PacSlralle Wrapper Below.
CARTELS
iCliniE
JjgE
Vary small ana as aay
te take m sagaa,
Hli IEA0ACHL
roi DIZZINESS.
FOB IIUOUMEtS.
FOR TORNO LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
j . oawussvai wwernwri mumtvii,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
gaMlLiUrnip. 'ktii tiJtL jm H
. LJ 'a Vmrn. Bold bj dntuu. Im
JLti.'Mii.Mfi'rh
ayenus, near Iireirth street
spreau to ciars tret Third avenue,
traoaan ana Miemgao avenuea, snd
went ss far north as Van Ituren street
amy acrss wept and loss about is
000,000.
New wa received from Gen. Slier!
(Jan at Camp Brown, Wyoming terrl
tory, of a severe fight between Coin
psny b, second cvslry, aud ludlsiu at
uwi mountain.
All of Hpaln was declared to be lu
a stateof siege and property of all
iaruat wa eqtielrated and Imld
uoject w claim in favor of republl
can.
Oen. 8hermn' army left Intren.b-
msnis on tn Chsttuhowhe and ad
vancea upon Atisnu, and Johnston
was saia to be retiring,
thirty Year Ago,
Goldsmith Maid broke all trolling
records at Haglnaw, Mich., making tb
uuai neat or inree in 2;ia.
In a letter to the lnve.llitstln com.
mlttee of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
Theodore Tllton nnouuel bla Inteii
Hon of plsclng before It all the charges
...... I . r H....
uiu uj jura, iiiioa against
Ward Beecher.
Henry
Reciprocity treaty between Canada
and United States was discussed by
uumiuion uoara or trade and other
commercial ooaies at Bt Johns, N. U.
twenty Year Ago.
Immsna Blaine aud Ijgan ratlflca-
uoa meoang wa bald lu New York
cit- rti.i,,'. I.... "
m Kim ui acceptance wa
uiaue puuuc two day later.
Benjamin F. Butler wa und..,i,i,i
to whether be would run for Presi
dent a candidate of greimback and
anti-monopoly partle.
Society composed wholly of m.i.u.
men formed In (Jenhany for purpose of
eoloulilng indigent member In Chill
tan Year Ago.
Big strike on Chicago railroad. r.,n.
Ucally broken and work resumed on
many line.
Eugen V. Deb and other le..
In big strike were locked up In Cook
Couuty Jull for violating Injunctions.
Archbishop Irolsnd oondemned mob
methods of Uebs striker lu big rail
way tleup.
New cruler Mlnneanoiia aet
record for Vessels of It class, mnklmr
vrage apeed of 23.05 nautical miles
an hour on trial trip.
BEUTEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IAOOMA, tMJM.
Illtee rltten (untracla In mil saltbM
M fr.luetva Thsrnltvieeitisraitl
by a Xstlunal aank. wilt tor eataWso au
llo today.
PWU.H TM4.T TALK.
UmliMR 4 newn.111 Mr Mole' It A,
c.li. Mm. .iell, It.e.y IwitM, S eiy,
Irli li(im, IMA. s In. a wul mm ee
ttliu ljife rMmp.r.n,.wi. S I ri I
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41. el e taereei n. til l'f n.ll..
HKIKUSU.H Mt IttSUtt I'll,
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A severe case of Ovarian
Trouble and a terrible oneratinr
avoided. Mrs. Cinmons tells
how she was saved by the use
of Lydia E PinkhanTs Vcgctablt
Compound.
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I.ytlla ! I'liikhunra VrKrtble
lompouml that I f, It. Xuty ."'di
PrJ,llr5 t" write you aliotit iu
win J". .n"T . y'
unpleanl Uih agrV w'..k'
and ,t time, ',JS
medicine, diet, or earrcla, rrol u,
found the weak ap..t, however, within
a few weeks-nvi.(i f
an openttlon-all n,y tr,"l.le. u"
trC""' "d. ' ,ounl "nc.
...i n, ami woli. Word fail to'
descrlU the real, true, .raUf ul frellna 1
..... .a ... my nrart, ami I want to tell
ui'.. medicine, y Wnow Bolh.
lng atioiit. but tnl,n I.y.Hu ;, .,, ?.
ham's cKrUbla Com,Miii'l.
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PORTLAND, OREGON,