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TUKSDAY. A'u'G. 13, 1001.
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WALTER SVTTOS. : Proprietor
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H o w t h o T h in g l a D o u a l a th o G r o a t
C i ty o f C h ic a g o .
F e r tility a n d B e a u ty o f S tr a w
b e r r y P o in t, A la e k a .
a Wagon
T h e B e a t r is e «
th e N o r t h w e s t e r n Ter-
.-«to-y f o r A B r lc u It u r a l P u rs u its — A
P e r f e c t W ild e rn e s s o f r l a n t s
The
D is t r ib u t e d by
M oney h
th o
X li.rposAJ,
B u ilt
fo r
It 12 e * X e v v .' D a . u
W a y la id .
aud
nnd Graces.
I
s t r a n g e c o in c id e n c e s
So m e I In t stan
fllc
Hom
. l . n ce«
m u o l f t th
h e B
«■
» « a < c > y o f O b . e y lu g
Q u e e r O rd e r» .
T h e London S p e c ta to r lately had a
clever a rticle entitled "T h e T y ra n n y of
Coincidence." The exam ple show n is
of a lady who was d riv in g o u tsid e of
A thens. When the horses w ere halted
one o f th e team refused his oats. T he
G reek coachm an in sisted t h a t th e
h o rse w as under a spell. T he y oung
E n g lish lady had an "evil eye.” T he
m an told Miss Sym ouds to s p it^ - th a t
w as the only cure. T h e y o ung w om an
w as forced to go th ro u g h th e uailady-
like jierforniance, and a t once th e horse
took to his feed. "T h e coincidence
riv ite d th e chains of su p e rstitio n upon
th e d riv er tig h te r th a n ever.”
M any
coincidences of a sim ila r c h a ra c te r
m u st occur to the reader. H ere is a
case: A child w as to ld to p u t a four-
lea f clover in his left shoe, and w as a s
su re d “ th a t he would be su re to find
so m e th in g .” The little boy did so .a n d
b a d h a rd ly moved o u t of his tra c k s in a
larg e grass-grow n p a stu re before he
found an old half-dollar of an a n cien t
d a te , evidently lost y e a rs before. The
child w as not su p e rstitio u s, aud f o r tu n
a te ly th e parents w ere not. T he m a tte r
o f coincidence w as explained to him ,
a n d am ong other th in g s he w as p le n ti
fu lly supplied w ith fo u r-leaf clovers,
b u t he never found a n y th in g .
T he
o rig in of su p e rstitio n associated w ith
a m u le ts o r any m a te ria l objects m u st
ow e its being to ju s t such coincidences.
.Among those who a re not educated it
m ay lie th a t the ty ra n n y of coincidence
does exist, b u t it should n o t hold w ith
th o se having sound m inds.
We all
have, however, a d a rk ch am b er in o u r
b ra in s, and it is th e re th a t th e ow ls
aud b ats of su p e rstitio n flap th e ir
w ings.
ft s a i i t t h e
C h tM
l
»
Tliat is the heartfelt cry of many a
mother who »ee» her belov .'l child w.i-t-
in< and fading day by day. Sometimes it's
too late for medical aid to help the child.
It is fo we»l> ^o
¡lacking in stamina
¡that there is no
vantage ground of
help.
One of the results
of the use of Dr.
Pierce’s Favorite
Prescription p r e -
ceeding maternity
is a strong, healthy ,
c h ild . Thousands i
of mothers testify ,
to this. Frequently
mothers wiite, "I ;
was never able to
raise a child before
using” Favorite Pre
scription,” or "All I
my other children
are s ic k ly except
this one, and I took i
you. ‘Favorite Prescription ’ this time.”
All the child’s strength cqmes from the :
mother. "Favorite Prescription ” gives the i
mother strength to give her child.
There is no alcohol in “ Favorite Pre.
scription ; ” it contains neither opium, co
caine, nor any other narcotic. It is a
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
medicine in any condition of the feciale
system.
_
Accept no substitute for "Favorite Pre
scription.” There is nothing "just as good ”
for woman’s ills.
Sick women are invited to eotirult Dr.
Pierce, by letter, fre e . Correspondence
confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bui-
falo, N. Y.
T h e y banish pain
ONE
GIVES
R E LIE F.
an d prolong life
-
I.
T he season th a t is j u s t finished han
It tu k es over $200,000 every m o n th to
been th e m ost profitable in the m a tte r
ru n the police depu«'tt;eut of ( iiica;;'«.
of to u ris ts II» well a» ifold m in e rs th a t
"i
T he a m o u n t v a iits u<\•»jnun;.; to ihc
T H E LAN CE I N W R F A R E .
A lask a ha» ever had. Now ‘ h;.t i t is
lint» impose.I a t pul »'! Vuaui tv«ala o r
over, and th e re g u la r inhabit.antes of th e
At P v r a e a t 1« 1» S o t V . r y l ) » « » i H > « « e x tra m en em ployed « n v.\trauv<bB«.‘ry te r r ito ry have had a chance to th in k
o.caslouif. F o r th • m o n th of Mry
—W o u n d « C a n B e C a a l l y
a bout it a little, th ey are b e g in n in g to
cheek» we re d ra n n for $205,520.21.1- rotu
C u re d .
ta lk a bout the g re at th in g s in sto re for
V v W
thi - a m o u n t th ere w as th e i; »m i ledu.t-
them . A laska is gorgeous in sum m er.
tioi:
lo
r
th
e
penrioi?
fu
n
d
;
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.
r
May
the
When the w sr in the T ran sv aa l broke
C D
N ow here else in the world in th e re su ch
out Dr. F red erick Schaffer, a di.tiri- a m o u n t w as $2,248.86. ’i he aettial scenery a» along th e islan d -d o tted
guishrd Germ an a rm y surgeon, ob- a m o u n t paid to th e force, l i o n the ch an n e l from P o rt T ow nsend to J u
tallied perm ission to accom pany the chief dow n to th e low est in the d e p a rt neau. Not. only i« n a tu re drensed in
K
M
B ritish troops, hi» o b je c t being to a sc er m ent, w as Hie dHVerenee betw een the h e r best to receive the to u ristb w ho are
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tain to w hat e x te n t the lance ia effect- I»« nsion fu n d an»’ the am ount given.
goin g th ere in ever-increasing th ro n g s,
T he 15th of e’a /Ji m onth is , .«y day in
ire as a Weapon in w ar.
D uring the
b u t th e in h ab itan ts also g e t on tb e ir
cam paign he devoted Jiis e n t.re a tte n the d e p artm e n t, u nits» Kun*.ay falls on good clothes and th e ir good behavior,
eon-
tion to this subject, and now he ha» re tlm t ilate. On th a t day a
nnd for fo u r o r five m o n th s th e w hole
turned home and furw artled to hi« goe- tail ii;g a p ay n .astcr, U .o : t ally g
te r r ito ry is arrayed in its Sunday best.
.1 officers ajrtl the d ii !•, the hu
ernm ent an official rep o rt thereon.
But ib is good clothes e x h ib itio n com es
a policem an. leave» th< itv halt ’
In it he says th a t wound» caused by a
only in streaks, it occurs fo r a b o u t
u* m o rn in g . The w agon eoutu
lance a re not d an g ero u s and ar- easily
tw o d ays of each week, w hen th e s te a m
a n d it i»i fuli of eheti.w—i »t
l<v.
‘cured, and th a t the reason la because
CD
e r from “down below” is in. T h e to u r
be d riv er know» tl.e ror.’c. '1 t ! »ay-
.A f
th e iron point of the weapon is round
ists
come
and
g
o
w
ith
th
e
steam
ers,
a ste r has the payroll. T he lu st sto p
and th ere fo re possea th ro u g h the or
and rarely sta y over from one boat to
m ade a t B a tk ry I), of th e H r s pre-
g ana of the body w ith o u t in ju rin g them
i,
net. Ail ’. he m en of th a t preepiet a n o th e r. As th e steam er» lie in each
to any g re at e x te n t. “ Being sueli a
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j t on th e ir neat» arc lined up w hen the p o rt only a day o r less, th e to u ris ts
hum ane w eapon," be p o i n t * out, the
«1 a m s o t h a n k f u l f o r w h a t D r . P i e r c e ’s F a
jiv
have not m uch chance to m ake a la s t
neon arrives. T he p a y m a ster goes in
v o r ite P r e s c r ip tio n h a s d o n e fo r m e ,” w r ite s
lance is by no m eans as valuub e in w ar
ing im pression. Now, how ever, th ere
M r s . J o h n T . S m i t h , o f S lo c a n . B r i t i s h C o lu m b i a
i;h tl'.e p.tyroll of th a t sta t on a m t
as is g en erally supposed. N eeertbe
( B o x 5 0 ).
" I t h e lp e d m e th r o u g h th e lo n g
N o m a t t e r w l i a t th e m atte r is, one will do y o u
.iTchn fo r e ach m an. 'i h r
>;< r- is likely to be a ehangc. Ju n e a u m en
m o n th s o f p r e g n a n c y a n d I h a v e a b ig , s tr o n g
lesa it can be m adcu dangerous wenpon
b a b y g irl, th e m o st h e n lth v o f a ll m y th re e , a n d
Call» the t o l i and as e/ieii m pn an- a re n o th in g if th e y a re n o t h u stlers,
by m erely changing th e form of its
ten for five cents.
i t c u r e d m e o f a d i s e a s e w h i c h w a s t a '- i n g a w a y
g o od, and y o u can
and
w
ith
the
recollection
of
th
is
sea
v t s he bteps out of th e raf.l.s m l re-
point, and if the m ilita ry a u th o ritie s
a ll m y s tre n g th .”
« • i-. , t -
• ,t í» it eout
la now fo r m ia
son’s p rotits a n d p ossibilities th e y a re
i
h
tins
city
tre
a
su
re
r’s
ehe»
k
for
a
;
•
i
kt
11 1.« i i i ' x '. i o - 11 •! ihu
und the ecui.oiui-
decide to retain It aa a portion of the
Free. Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Med
a r ra n g in g to jnit up a big h otel on
. i
. u i . i ; y » u .h n g f o r t y e ig h t centi
at <«u- h u i t
en»
•.oitli’s
vervice*,
according
to
ra
r-
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.
.
t.»•
Vi
»
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v
-«»r
a
Mingle
e ttrto n (TKM
ical Adviser is sent free on receipt of
e q u ip m e n t of c av a lry th ia should cer
clTPASY. .<«». »U »!
S tra w b e rry P o in t, a t th e e n tra n c e to
„ ci LG . best Bivxi. j . l d ov«.r ii^tJw a.uce tiw w o rld wna oreu U tl
stamps
to
pay
expense
of
mailing
only.
s
tlier.»
i»u
deduction
f<
r
ill
.
.
t
hecks
tainly be done."
Send v one-cent stamps for the book in
if uhseutee-H and jiu n on du'.y ..re h ft G lacier bay, in so u th e a ste rn A laska.
T h ia su g g estio n is ex citin g a good
U L0*
cloth binding, or 21 one-cent stamps for
S tra w b e rry P o in t is one of th e m ost
RUN G REA T RISK S.
i h t a r captain. The cap: liu’v .»*<’.
deal of com m ent in Europe. T he
paper covered. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
b
e
au
tifu
l
nnd
p
ictu
resq
u
e
sp
o
ts
in
all
.
fnrfrl
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cheeks
at
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t
Buffalo, N. Y.
F r u n k fo rtlia z e tte . apparently appalled
'.laska. I t lies betw een Ju n e a u a n d
Ite in s a r tn i; D e la y e d S h ips.
s’, 2
;l
each:
a t th e th o u g h t of tran sfo rm in g a hu
S itk a a t th e e n tra n c e to G lacier hay.
R
einsuring
risk
s
on
vessels
long
over
¡fe3.?.L
a
n
d
of
tile
iu-
j ntroltii
m ane weapon into a cruel One. says sa r
I t is a g lacial m oraine, w hich e x ten d s flue and supposed to be lost is a gam e of
r u s tic a lly : "We propose th a t the point
ief’s cheek is a 1 w ay ft handed to out. in to icy s tr a its a bout te n m iles from chance iu w hich speculative m arin e u n
1 li.
of th e lance lie m ade of such a shop,
if he j» in the c.ty, and , th e m ain lan d , and se p a ra te s th e e n d erw riters h ”«- been indulging. One
_r TsTXZr'I»
oi
th a t i t will lacerate every org an ill the n m p e r s •onuily,
tra n c e to G lacier bay on th e e a s t from of th e vessels on w hich such b ig odds £ iL it\
K IV llili
c n h v r . y : - s i i itir.r.' - it to aee if it call«
body and render the cure of eveTy
the
little
n
a
rro
w
s
tr
a
it
betw
een
P
le
as
have been tak e n , says th e P h ilad e lp h ia T i i T i T i r ’ r r
T h a t *» hin u m pthly salary,
Wound u tte rly impossible.
F u rth e r
a n t island a n d th è m ain lan d on th e Record, was th e B ritish b a rk Com mand-
(J
b A
m ore, it will lie well for th e authorities« ! u rn lie il« oufits H in lv.R lnijik.
w est. T h e m oraine has a n elevation er, w hich sailed on A pril 11 from C hit
For your
T iie pay agon U the (Jepnrt m e n tis ft
to seriously consider the ad visability
You van h a v e it all for
of
from
50
to
100
feet
nbovo
h
ig
h
tide,
tagong, India, for th e W est Indies aud
u tfit, b u ilt for the e ;p:vua pmr-
of im pregnating the point of the Lance
nnd c o n ta in s h u n d re d s of acre s of fe r
I ose. J ¡uid if ; otne of th eb o M hlffl’.woy- tile level la n d .' I f th e re is a place in th e ♦lie Delaware b re ak w a ter, and has been 1 1 .
On r o p . , M O W E R S ,
w ith some dendly poison."
Per
given up as lost. ^Jotli vessel a n d cargo
î.sen o i < hie. ;. <> should conclude to hold
M i o in l l i l i
te rrito ry w h e re a g ric u ltu ra l p u rsu its w ere insured as o rd in ary risk a t th e
M outh
it u p í lie . »io tl: • cashier» of store» it
B U R IED H O U SES IN M EXICO,
P O U T O l t l ’ O K l» , O l t E . ,
can be c a rrie d o n it is a t S tra w b e rry ra te s then c u rre n t fo r vessels tra d in g
i.» i.o» lik c l,' »hat they w ould l>e able to ,
T h e E v en in g T eleg ra m , of Port-
P oint. T he soil is a rich , sandy loam,
and
H A Y - R A K E S , in
A dispateh from the C ity o f Mexico “ blow ” th e ."ai’e before as- tv nee nr- and th e benches a re m o stly free from on long voyages. A fte r th ree m o n th s
The favorite varieties of
kind, Oregon. It is th e la rg e st ev-
had
elapsed
w
ith
o
u
t
th
e
a
rriv
a
l
of
th
e
ar.d
the
noliue
are
nun.
ually
p
lc
rt
i
iu
ri,
México, suys: T he p a rty of Morin,,»,
ening n ew sp ap er p u b lish e d in O re
the m arsh y g ro u n d w hich c h a ra c te r
FOR T H E COMING SEASON,
the known hardy and sur
gon; it con tain s nil th e new s of th e
archaeologists and stu d e n ts who left on th e r)th. li th e wagon should be ten izes m o st of th e level land alo n g th e vessel the o riginal in su re rs placed th e ir
risk
s
w
ith
o
th
e
r
com
panies,
paying
late
at
a
station
the
w
hole
force
m
ine
i
sta te and of tho n a tio n . T ry it f"r
Provo City, I'ta h . n early a y e ar ago un
est
bearing
kinds
for
this
c
o
a
st
in
so
u
th
e
a
s
te
rn
A
laska.
The
And
see
what
you
need
in
the
way
tw en ty guineas prem ium and escaping
m o n th . A sam p le copy w ill be m ail
an overland trip to V alparaiso, Chili, w ould be on tiiequivive.
w
hole
p
e
n
in
su
la
¡3
covered
w
ith
a
lu
x
coast; and several of the
T h e eheel, of the city tre a su re r of Chi-
tile paym ent of a to ta l loss. Those w ho
ot Extras. Don’t wait until the ed to von free. A ddress
have arrived h ire . T hey spent some
u
rio
u
s
g
ro
w
th
o
f
blue
jo
in
t
and
o
th
e
r
T H E TELECxRAM,
newer kinds, said to be
tim e in the Garcia valley, in the > ra te of • -g o , according to an a tta ch e <>» the po grasses, and m an y acres of it are dotted took the new risk becam e alarm ed a t
last thing, but send your orders in
C hihuahua, where th ey made some ex k e r d e p artm e n t, is “good a t any bank, w ith th e s tra w b e rry p la n ts w hich the continued absence of th e vessel, anti
PO R T LAND, OR.
early,
for
the
very
line.
Among
them
to
protect
them
selves
th
ey
rein
su
red
saloon,
o
r
b
re
r
cry.”
If
th
ere
is
a
bank
tensive excavations aud explorations
give th e p o in t it» nam c.,T h ey a re so th e vessel and carg o a t fo rty g u in eas
; « : i r the stntion the
fom
.i
r
alw
ays
of a n e ie n t ruins w hich had never be
th ic k t h a t w hen They a re in blossom
O re g o n Bed W in te r,
fore bien visited by archaeologist«. : locks up w ith cash the day before the in th e e arly su m m er th e land resem bles prem ium . As th e loss o f th e vessel now
P rof. Benjam in (Tuff, who is in ch arg e i m o n th ly p:-.y. If th ere is no b an k in the a New York fa rm e r’s field of daisies, appears to be beyond d o u b t th o se w ho H i j |; j j |R ¡1114 B ism ark
la st took th e risk w ill be called upon to i '
of th e party, said: "W e found a g re at i \ ie’.n i t ’ , t hr ;do.»ns,or b rew erj’, if 1 here and in S eptem ber, w hen th e berries
T H E GARDEN CITY M E D IC IN E S
pay a total loss.
A jip le S .
num ber of mound« it, th e G arcia val ’ 1 • one, eaxh Ike cheek», a» th a t u su al'y rip en , tliey fa irly m ak e th e g rc u u d
t i ’ l <• i * h !
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
n e a r s ; ’, “ little busdnes«.”
T he B ritish sh ip M unster sailed iu A lso , P E A K S , 4’ K U N E S , A N D
ley, the date of w hich is unknow n. In
A lin e of fa m ily rem edies m ade and «old b y
T h ere are .':,2(!9 nam es on the payroll red.
b allast from Rio Ja n e iro on May 10 fo r
US exclusively. E v e ry p rep a ra tio n Is g u a ra n
the mounds tvhich we excavated we
T he c lim ate o f S tra w b e rry P o in t is
C H E R R IE S .
teed to contain th e purest and best drugs. A
found some w ell-built houses m ade of » f tlv ' p ri ce d rp n rttp e n t of Chicago, m uch p le a sa n te r th a n a t m o st o th e r Newcastle, N. S. W., a n d is believed to
In o r d e r i n g e x tr a s ¡ilciisc men single t r i a l w ill prove th e ir s u p e rio rity . A n y
i he chief comm i’.rflt, w ith a snlary of
have been lo st off Cape H orn.
She !
of these remedies w it h fu ll directions fo r using
atone, well plastered and m ost of them
sile
h,
ite
o
f
’»?!! a. m onth, 'flic a ssista n t, or deputy, places in A laska. A t S itk a, fo r instance, is now being re in su red a t e i g h t y !
sent prepaid on receipt of price.
having cem ent floors. T he houses u su
Q u ic k a c tio n L a x a tiv e T a b l e ts fo r C o n s tip a
th e re
,1,
a
n
il
th e average is 220 days of ra in , sno»v or guineas prem ium .
'
fellow«
w
ith
The
inspectors,
four
T he ships Lord
tio n , B ilio u s n e s s , H e a d a c h e , I n d i g e s t i o n , D iz
ally consisted o f tw o to four room s,
fog m a year. Ju n e a u is a b o lita » bad.
will he no trouble in n nk'iu g tt. lit.
z in e ss , a n d T o rp id L iv e r. S tr ic tly v e g e ta b le ,
though some of them were larger. The ' in num ber, g e t $210 each. The chief of I t never g e ts very cold because of the Spencer, w hich sailed from San F ra n
25 c e n ts .
G a r d e n C ity H e a d a c h e C o re , f o r N e r v o u s
houses were a lw a y s in groups o r vil 1 ik’tectiv- s and captain ra n k alike on the influence» of th e w arm J a p a n c u rre n t, cisco for Q ueenstow n on A pril 9, und
H e a d a c h e , S ic k -H c a d a c h e N e u r a lg ia , B lin d in g
lages, never alone. T he whole side of , ra v io li, each p e ttin g $IS7.no a m onth. but. th e re a re very few’ d a y s o f clear the S ta r of A u stria, w hich sailed fro m '
D
E
A
L
E
R
IN
.
H e a d a c h e , S le e p le s s n e s s , F la t u le n c y a n d S o u r
Thi lieutenant:* in the detective d ep art-
S anta Rosalia on M arch 25 for F a l
S t o m a c h , H a r m l e s s . O n e d o s e 10 c e n t s , 3 f o r
the m ountain had evidently been undei
1 ’..eiit get $141.(4» each. '1'iie lieutenant» sk ie s and b rig h t su n sh in e. B u t a t m outh. are believed to have been lo st, I
25 c e n t s .
cultivation, and every ridge had a line
G a r d e n C ity E y e - w a s h , f o r I n f la m e d o r
S
tra
w
b
e
rry
P
o
in
t
th
e
p
re
c
ip
ita
tio
n
of
S’’
« ll'io i Q
W e a k E y e s , S c a ld s , C u ts , B u r n s , B r u is e s a n d
of houses. In fro n t a t the side of i neh I of the r e g u lir force g et $125 i a i k ; ra in in sum m er, nr.d the. c o rre sp o n d and th e vessels nnd cargoes a re b e in g J n r l i r . P
- ' .-nts, :fICO each; euntodinns $110.-
O ld S o r e s , E n t i r e l y H a r m le s s . P o w d e r e n o u g h
reinsured
a
t
seventy
g
u
in
eas
p
rem
ium
.
Lduli)0
I
H
l
lll
t
f
ll
l
iS
y
UUUUO5
house we found n wall or te rra c e from
ing fall of snow in w inter, a re m uch less
f o r m a k i n g o n e p i n t . 60 c e n t s .
i r e . ; seeretnrv of the d e p artm e n t, $1S7.-
D r . W i l h o i t ' s L a d y ’s S y r i n g e , $ 2 .50. S m a l l
one to six fe et high, which had been lev
.'.0; pi ¡ .a te secretary ro the chief, $150; th a n nt Ju n e a u . T h is is because aerosa AN EN E R G E TIC NEW W OMAN.
H a r d R u b b e r S y r i n g e 30 c e n t s . R u b b e r H a n d
tied and used evidently as a garden
P
r
e
s
s u r e s y r i n g e , 3 p i p e s 60 c e n t s .
B adger
th
e
bay
in
tin*
w
est
th
e
lo
fty
F
air-
<C 3 A X F E S Ï
< >;,
She C a n M a k e H e r W a y in t h e W o r ld a n d
F o u n ta in S y rin g e , 3 h a r d r u b b e r p ip e s , 1 q t.
«pot. Down the hillsides atid along ra . di te e tiw s, $ ‘00 cncb
; ’!<• di’je m ent, line »iniitar d cp art- w e a th e r range low ers P ke a n a rm y of
8 1 .0 0 , 2 q t s . $1 .2 5 . A j a x F o u n t a i n S y r i n g e , f i n e s t
L
oo
k
O
u
t
f
o
r
H
e
r
s
e
lf
.
vines we found these terrace«, at regu
m a d e , 4 h a r d r u b b e r p i p e s , 2 q t s . $ 2 .0 0 . H o t
i.ts in all eities, com prise» represen- g ia n t se n tin e ls sta tio n e d th e re to pro
“ I don’t take m uch stock in th ese new L a d ies’ a n d G e n t’s Shoes a n d l o w e r s ,
W a t e r B o t t l e s . W h i t e r u b b e r 1 q t . 75 c e n t s , 2
la r intervals. T h e y had ap p aren tly r;
i-.e» f’-oni the principal nat ions of t he te c t th is little gard en spot from the wom an ideas,” rem a rk ed a m an from
q t s . 9 0 C t s . , S i l k f i n i s h e d 1 q t . $ 1 .2 5 , 2 q t s . 51.40.
served as reservoirs for the valley be
HAY-RAKES.
A m e r ic a n B e a u ty C o m p le x io n T a b l e ts , fo r
te rrib ly icy w inds t h a t w ould sw eep
• I ’ i . T he lri: ’j a re in the m ajo rity ;
south Georgia th e o ilie r day, acco rd in g
c le a n s in g th e s k in o f B la c k h e a d s , P im p le s ,
low. In th e houses we found crockery,
the Swede» and Norwegian» a cro ss from th e Pacific if th ese m oun to the A tlanta C o n stitu tio n , “b u t T saw
th e
M o th P a tc h e s , F r e c k le s , a n d a l l s k in d is e a s e s ,
•tone im plem ent» and invariu|i.y c h a r
and TEDDERS,
c a u s i n g t h e c h e e k s t o h a v e t h o n a t u r a l tint of
.nd Scandinavian». T h ere are some ta in s did not. hold th e m b ack . The one to-day I would like to have in m y
coal. In a cave we found some sc rap s
y o u th a n d h e a l th . 5 0 c ts .
•n'oreil m en on the torce, a few E nglish ra in fa lls in sum m er a re like th o se of corn field in fodder season to pull fod
A m e r i c a n B e a u t y C o ld C r e a m , f o r r e m o v i n g
CULTIVATORS
o f excellent woolen d o th and also of
1
G
T
C
„
I«
T
l'f
„
T a n , F re c k le s , a n d a ll im p a ritie s o f th e s k in ,
and .‘ co: < b, j nd now and thi r. an Ainer- th e in te rio r, and n o t like th e long, der. Say, th a t w om an w as a Ja m e s I).
flax or linen clo th . It is c le a r to us
a
n
d
g iv in g it a s o f t v e lv e ty a p p e a r a n c e . 40 c ts -
I ' c j . i i . I t ir, s; id by om w ho know * th a t ste ad y d ri ’.zles and do w n p o u rs o f S 'tk a ; She saw a stre et c a r ab o u t a block and a W ill keep a wagon on tho roibl, m ak in g
and PLOWS.
A m e r ic a n B e a u ty F a c e P o w d e r, fo r a c o
from our Investigations th a t the cave
v e r in g to t h e s k in , k e e p in g a l l d u s t, s o o t a n d
iheie are not loo n u n on t h “ police force nnd Ju n e a u . St ra w b erry P o in t is p rob 1 half aw ay and m ade u p h e r m ind to
dw ellers and the m ound dw ellers wen,'
re g u la r trip s a b o u t every ton flays, be T r v a Peerless S c o tc h Clipper Plow o t h e r i m p u r i t i e s f r o m t h e p o r e s , a n d g i v i n g a
of Chiengo v ho come u n d e r the head a b ly th e only place i-i A laska w here the catch it; and she did begosh. She m ade
r e f in e d e l e g a n t a p p e a r a n c e to t h e t o i le t .
P in k
th e taime people."
tween G old Beaoh a n d lh iiry v ille , for
lig h tn in g plays and th e th u n d e r ro a rs
a ; n a i l v know n ns “genuine Am erican».”
o r W h ite . 2 5 c ts .
a plunge for it nnd w histled fo r th e con
am’ you will use no other.
A m e r ic a n B e a u ty F r o z e n P e r f u m e , f o r c a r
I ab'hongii ev rry m an w ould resent.lacing in a typ ical sum m er show er. In places d u c to r to stop th e concern. T h e con tin- acco m m o d atio n and convenience of
r y i n g in p o c k e ts , k e e p in g in d r a w e r s , c h e s ts
AV ER A G E M AN IS IM P O R T A N T .
E. H. CH EEY ER.
a n d t r u n k s , to p e r m e a te c lo th in g , a n d im p a r t a
j . died u n y th lu g else. 'I’h»‘ head o f the on th e benches th ere a re b u n c h es of d u c to r didn’t th in k she w ould ever the people living en ro u te .
f r a g r a n t d e lic a te a n d la s tin g p e rfu m e . I t is
y o u n g cedar and »pruce, w ith occasion
1
d
e
p
artm
e
n
t
.mil
his
a
ssista
n
t
and
mi
st
Langlois,
Curry
County,
Oregon.
reach th e car and conseq u en tly did not
P* His W rll-n e ln w D e p ea d s lb . Prov
s u p e r io r to liq u id s , a s it c a n n o t s p ill, w a s te o r
e v a p o r a t e . 25 c t s . a c a k e , 2 f o r 45 c t s .
I of the c ap ta n» a re of foreign ex trac- al th ic k e ts of alders, b u t m o st of the stop. But th a t w om an w as one of th e O R D E R S T A K E N F O R A N Y - ;
eeos of Kverr
V a g in a l S u p p o s ito rie s f o r a l l fe m a le i r r e g
gro u n d is clear nnd rolling.
j
tion,
if
not.
foreign
born.
-
Chicago
N a tío » «
un-to-daters,
and
she
had
d
ifferen
t
no-
u l a r i t i e s , 90 c t s . p e r b o x .
T he grandest scenery in .Alaska is on t ions from those of th e conductor. She
W r it e f o r o u r t e r m s to a g e n t s a n d d r u g g i s t s .
Chronicle.
A R T I C L E N O T I N S T O .C K .
view from S tra w b e rry P o in t. Besides
3ARDEN CITY MEDICAL SUPPLY HOUSE,
The average m an rules the natio n ,
56 Fifth A venue, C h io g b
PE N AND INK DRAWING.
th e g ia n ts of th e F a irw e a th e r range. ! ian like a rabbit, and it w asn’t long b e - !
t h e :
»ays Mine. Sarah G rand in the London
fore she had planted h e r tin y foot upon My Good» w ill b e sold nt b o tto m prices
th e re a re th e g re at ice c a th e d ra ls of
KxprehS. E levate th e individual and Modern Im itation of the Ancient» by u
th
e
step
of
the
r
e
tr
e
a
tin
g
ear.
strictly orCiish.
the M uir nnd Pacific glaciers, w hich
N e w I ’e o e e A s .
you m ake the n atio n g re a t, i t 1» a
“ I felt disposed to applaud h e r fo r th is
Retorts V IT A '.tT Y ,
I t is easy, of course, to u n d e rstan d loom up 20 m iles aw ay nnd send off a feat, b u t about th a t tim e she reached
tru ifin , hut. like m ost tru ism s, will
L O S T VIGOR
c ontinuous procession of trem en d o u s
ABO M A N H O O D
how
[M'ti
dnitvinff
should
have
conic
to
bear rep etitio n :
up and pulled th e bell cord and stopped
■9
••By c o n tra s tin g th e condition of be so la rg e ly employ-ed and elaborated. icebergs, w hich pass dow n by th e p o in t i the e a r herself.
C u res Im p o te n c y , N ig h t E m issio n s and
like a g re at fleet, of w h ite w a r ships in
e o u n triis in w hich the inu jo rity of It is a m u tte r of rep ro d u c tio n for illus
“The conductor and m o torm an looked
w a s tin g d iseases, a ll e ffe c ts o f self-
review. T he w aters, alxnit th e point
S
E
W
IN
G
M
A
C
H
IN
E
the people a re gag g ed and »nslaveit tration. A n c te h in ifw ill not p rin t w ith
up in astonishm ent. *i sim ply w an t to
•-»'’" ’f-Ji abuse, o r e x c e ss a n d India-
with th a t of c o u n trie s in which w ealth type, nor w ith a ste el enffraving. T his, teem w ith fish, nnd th e re ic gam e a- w ait fo r my dog to c atch up,* she r e
cretlon . A n e r v e t o n i c a n d
plenty
in
the
near-by
wood».
A
lready
D
o
n
o
t
b
e
deceived
b
y
th
o
se
xvho
a
d
says
th
e
London
S
p
e
c
ta
to
r,
led
in
th
e
and freedom a re m ore equally dis
S b lo o d b u ild e r . B rin gs th e
v e rtise a £80.00 S ew in g M a c h in e for
th e e n th u sia stic Ju n e a u m en a re plan- i plied, to th e ir inquisitive glances.
early
p
a
rt
of
th
e
c
e
n
tu
ry
to
tho
im
ita
trib u ted we have learned th e f.ict th a t
z“ Now, nil I have to say is th is—th a t if
••ê'/.j’ p in k glow t o p a le c h e e k s a n d
$20.00. T h is k in d o f a m a c h in e c a n
ni ng th e ir su m m er hotel a n d calling
it is not riche« of th e rich nor the tion of steel e n g rav in g s by vvtxxl e n
be b o u g h t front u s o r a n y o f our
re s to re s t h e fire o f j’ciuth.
S traw lierrv P oint the “ S a ra to g a of the th a t woman is a new w om an, we need
gravers,
w
ho
did
th
e
business
m
ost
poverty of th e poor, hut the position
d ealers front $11.00 to «18.00.
m ore of them to ru n th is c o u n try . We
B y m a il 5 O c p e r b ox; O boxes
gnd the c h a ra c te r and the c onduct of skillfully w ith im m ense labor. T he N o rth w est.”—N. Y. Sun.
need them p a rtic u la rly in th e corp
W E M A K E A V A R IE T Y .
f o r fkY.BOj w ith » w r i t t e n j» u o r a n -
y our average m ere m an th a t give® its d ra w in g s fo r th em w ere m ostly m ade C O LO RA D O H O TEL E T IQ U E T T L . fields.”
T H E N E W H O M E IS T H E B E S T . i e o t o e u r o o r r e f u n d t h o m o n e y .
for the New Era Edition of
tone to a n atio n the mere m an who in pencil. B ut ph o to g rap h ic process
The Em porium E conom ist
T lie Feed d e te rm in e s th e s tr e n g th or
A r e I ’r o h lb it c ii f r o m D o in g M a n y
W ASHING TON’S JACKASS.
ask» h u t to he allowed to live as a d e ren d ered th e in te rv en tio n of th e w oxl
N E R V J T A M E D IC A L C O .
now in Press.
w eak n ess o f S e w in g M achines. T h e
T h ing« »
cent hum an being ask» »or a tim e of e n g ra v -r needles«, if tin- a rtist m ade a
Viinton i Jac'oert S ts., CHIC AGO, ILL.
I t W o n th e F ir s t P r iz e n t t h e S o u th C a ro *
D
n
u
h
l
c
F
c
e
«
l
com
b
in
ed
w
ith
o
th
e
r
pen
d
ra
w
in
g
tlia
t
w
ould
photograph
A -ntleinan o f C arrollton w ho ha«
honorable toil, for a tim e ot re st, for
lint» F a i r In 1 7 9 0 .
O u r large, p ro fu se ly il
stro n g p o in ts m ak e s tlie
, Fur Sale Ky 0 . leneve, DrRgfftst,
iove and affection, for wife and c h il a n d process well. A p u re technical l.itvlv re te .m itl from the west li:.
T he collection of colonial relies for
th e bent S e w in g M ach in e to b uy.
difficulty
can
he
overcom
e
by
larg
e
Fort Drlurd, Orogon.
b ro u g h t w ith him a copy f - - t i e rules the Indies’ e x h ib it a t th e A tla n ta e x
lu stra te d Spring an d S um
dren for a life of dig n ity , an o ’.d age
nu m lh w so f craftsm en ; la rg e num bers, he foutal ) i «it-.il I n a hotel tl nm;--«'« om_
of pleasant m em ories, a happy death.
m er C atalogue, describing
position lias a c u riosity w hich seem s to
accordingly, have lea rn ed to tnukc pen
Tin- hotel w as th e "K-.i-.tl.-s’ Rest
“ When th a t ia the honest am hltlon
th e n e w fashions, and
draw ing« to su p p lan t wtxxl engravings. at L ittle Ci re h , C d . Th "U nit* for the be proof |>ositive tliu t Gen. George
we manufacture and prices before purehasiug
of the m ere m an of a n atio n t h a t n a
W ashington w as som ew hat of n stock
B ut it «.liottld be noted th a t to do th is Guhlata-e of <!ite«t.s" foil -w:
50 YEAR8’
giving
low
est
D
epartm
ent
tion ment he g re a t. Given th e condi
grow er, and took a hand in m ak in g e x
Is itself a kind of reproductive process.
EXPERIENCE
THE
NEW
HOME
SEWING
MACHINE
GO.
"A lt y rn t« w ith shootinff iro n s or
tion of m ere m an, doe« h r progress or Few ria ls -ra te pen drawing«, arc m ade
Store prices for e v e ry
h ib its nt fair» him self.
ORANGE. MASS.
o th e r « i s | («■« n«e -t oheei; them before
j« he dow ntrodden and oppressed and
T his relic Is a Inrge solid silver cup
28 Union Sq. N. Y., Chicago, 111., Atlanta, Ga.,
w ith o u t a ¡.tm lions fou n d atio n in some e n te rin g ti« ‘ tbitun' t ' h » m . W a P tra a re
thing to eat, d rin k , w ear
you have the condition of the nation
SL Louis,Mo., Dallas,Tex., San Francisco, Cal
w ith the d ate 1700 upon it, and by its
o th er m aterial. T he pen line m ust fre
or u se.
and It» place in th e la tim a tio n o f the q u en tly be trac ed o r draw n over the too Kvr.rce« to oo !
appearance is w as w ith o u t dou b t m ade
FOR S A LE » Y
"G-
nf-
are.
rcqnesietl
r
e
t
to
u
ttra
c
t
world
pencil line, very m uch like th e engrav v.oil. I-' n tb Iitlon by th ro w in g tha-.g- about th a t tim e. It b e ars th e follow
“T hi« being th e cn«e, it is pbeiou» e r's tool.
ing inscription in fine le tte rin g j u s t u n
a t them . T in s is no tle sf-in u l- e y!t: '
th a t progress depend» upon tn e ele
T rade M arks
d e r the rim : “A prem ium from t ie
T he point a b o u t th e m oderns and a n
“
Seven
kinfla
of
P
*
“
r
>
'
given
w
it«
D esigns
vntion of the masse», and it is- tow ard
A gricultural Society of South C arolina
cients, th en , resolves itself in to the
' v is it D R . J O R D A N ’ S o r e a t #
C opyrig hts A c .
tlia t end th a t all r ig h t th in k in g peo im itation by th e m oderns in a new evttry tC nnrr.
to Gen. W ashington for ra isin g the
A
titods « e n illim » « k e tc h n n d d c c r l p t l n n mar
“T ab lec lo th s o re ehangetl every Sue
ple in power will d irec t th e ir en erg ies m edium of th e tec h n iq u e of an old. It
q u ic k ly a s c e rtn in o u r o p in io n fr e e w h e th e r *n
M U S E U M OF « » » T O M V j
larg est jackass.”
I n v e n ti o n I* p r o b a b ly M tte n tA b le . C o m iu u n le « -
|n th e day» to com e—th a t and uni- | I ia c ertain th a t th e a n c ie n ts could have flay
Nias «ere« floor spsc*—1,000 clerk«.
t l o n s n tr i e t l Y c o n f i d e n t ia l . H a n d b o o k o n P a t e n t «
J u s t under th e w ord jac k ass is a pic
I»ilStMITST.,»UKt»CISM,Cll. F
»
1
1
of
th
e
lx’»t
qurtlity.
s e n t f r o « . ( H d c r t a g e n c y f o r R e c u rln g p a t e n t* .
"O
u
r
fixxl
is
eerra! federation, which shall m ake i peri'ormi-d th is feat if th e y had chosen,
tu
re
of
'h
e
anim
al
him
self
engraved
on
P a t e n t s t a k e n t h r o u g h M u n n A C o. r e c e i v «
Th«
LarneRt
A«atw«ic*l
M
«
«
•»
»
"»
I”
th«
,
Pcw-lai<l
«ntl
the
tp e c ia l n o tic e , w i t h o u t c h n rg e . i n t h e
O
ur
m
ilk
i»
p
u
r
W
orld.
W
e-tki»«*-«*
*nr
contract«,!
V
obao’.vte th e r e tr grade pow er of pa
not a lto g e th e r c e rta in t h a t they would
the silver. Capt. P u rse is now in te m
d.kcue
*•*•’* •’T ,b# fld«»< A
>r
h
u
t
t-
r
►
■pcakr«
trioti»m . and result in peace on e arth
Sp«<.iaii>c on th« Co««t F»t jd year».
F
have chosen. For, to eonalder those
porary |s«saession of th is relic and pro-
“O u rsta tlp p Uf w aiter» miiRt pn* poacR to secure it fo r th e collection of
OR. JORUAN-OISfASfS OF MEN*
•n d good will am ong all n a tio n s.”
o th e r point«, of rep ro d u ctio n and dis
A h jr .tls o m c lr
e d w e e k ly . I j i n r o s t c l r -
BVPnil.Ifl
ihoroHchlr «radicated A
in
ease
cue
»hould
die
:«-•,«■•
sem ination, the m odern m aster seems fu n eral
from sy « « a with..ut the u-« o< M e t e a r y ”
colonial relics to be ex h ib ited by tlie
Cbaaaina M aalU .a*© . ui a Word.
p«P«rt. n«di- a
T ««••»•• •»♦'■'» hy «n Fepert
to lx- in no g re a te r h u rry th a n th e a n fn m lit a r t tl
colonial daines o f Am erica. A nother R e s i d e « P r o p e r t y in P o r t
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