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K O T V ir
O lt l- 'O .lt lí;
O R lü G O N ,
W N V N E H D A Y ,
1 » E C È M U llK
ill,
A CARELESS CONSUL.
w h ic h , when investigated,
inevitably lead to the »deetjoa
the Smith Premier—
R ara u b U Tabulate, Rack
Ball Bear»« Carriage
CooipiMc C m uoi treat K oybutS
flmpto Siearil Cua»g Danos
Drep Forged T r a s Be«»
Perfect I j i k l ock
B ie h m u Ril-bea. Uniform T o n e l
Boll Bearing 1 ypo Bor
Column I ind-r and Rarsjrepbar
D « a -« 1 T ab trial-,r
Podoet Eraacg Focililieo
MsKkoogcoUo Carnoso»
K o U m J Loft C .r - tgo ReJeoeo
V r f X 'X ' r u ™ H r a c w d R i b f e u
C ra r Drives Car»»»«
R ib b u Chm relledV.n. Kevbo.,d
V «ruble end U m v a ru lL iM Spec«
Parlaet Durt Guard
Beck space Lover
Carriac« Pararder
Improved Marginal Slope
Escapement, Speediest ever
devised
C o m p le te , S tra ig h t L in e
Keyboard and
A K ey
A single motion is quicker to uiakt
than two.
Only one motion is , needed to
make any character desired on the
complete, ¿IraigEt-line, key-for-every-
character keyboard of the
5
T h e W a r M r»« H a r t s C asas t a L o a n
M ia P o a lt l a a a t C la a c a w .
W h q n n r « H a r t s w e » consul a t G la s
g o w . he w a s s eld o m to be fo u n d In t h a t
c ity . a» he »¡>ent m o a t o f hl» t im e tn th e
L o n d o n d r a w in g room », w h e re he w a a
a g e n e ra l f a v o r ite , a n d d e le g a te d th e
C onsular b u a ln e u to a s s is ta n ts . O n e
d a y w h ile m a ltin g one o f his r a r e v ta-
Ita to G la s g o w he s craped a c q u a in ta n c e
w i t h a s tra n g e r on th e t r a in . E a c h
seem ed fa s c in a te d b y th e o th e r’s p e r
s o n a lity . a p d tim e p a s s ed q u ic k ly . A t
la s t th e y re a c h e d t h e o u ts k ir ts o f a
BITS OF FACT.
iy D ig N a v a l V assal« U s e s S o n s
D a w n w ith
T h e ir H a n d r a d a
o f K e n o n B o a rd .
W r it e fo r inform ation to
T h e Smith Premier Typew riter C o , lac.
Syracuse, N . Y .
6««a rk a« sraywhsos
A t E lis a b e th , I* . J .. d ru g « fo re s a r t
n o t a llo w e d t o s e ll c ig a rs o r soda w a ta e
on Sunday.
P u r e b u t t e r , e a te n In m o d e ra tio n ,
w i ll fu r n is h th e o ils re q u ire d by th e h a -
naan s ystem .
A c c o rd in g to P r o f . G a r r io t t . o f th e
w e a th e r bureau^ C h ic a g o , is th e w in d i
e s t p o in t in o u r c o u n try .
T h e A n n a p o lis ( M d .) c o u n c il p r o
poses u , bond th e c it y f o r SiO
te
b e a u t if y th e S tree ts , sn d to a rr a n g e I t
tu such a w a y t h a t th e ta x r a te w i l l n o t
be in cre a se d .
L a n d In C u b a is n o t m ea s u re d b y th s
a cre . A p la n te r bu ys a " e a b i.’ e r ia ” o f
la n d , not an a cre . A r a b a le r ie o f la n d
la. In th e fo r m o f a c irc le . Th es e c ir
cles o v e rla p each o th e r a nd c h u n k s a r e
le f t o u t, and th e r e s u lt o f a le a d tra n s
a c tio n is b e w ild e r in g .
,
T h e em is sio n o f lig h t fr o m a c o m m o a
p o ta to t a a s ta te o f d e c o m p o s itio n la
s o m e tim e s s t r ik in g . D r. P h ip s o a , to
h is w o r k on ph osphorescence, m e n
tio n s a ease in w h ic h th e F g h t th u s
e m itte d fr o m a c e lla r 1 id! o f 1 e >ege-
ta b le s w n » to s tro n g w w jo I f ■ so " fll-
e a r to b e lie v e his b a rra c k » »• e on flra ,
A W a a liln g to n o b e s rv i has com e to
th e c o n c liis i-n th a t a g r i i t r r n u m b e r
o f p ro m in e n t m en , f o r e ig n « » as w e ll as
A m e ric a n « , pass th e c o rn e r o f P e n n s y l
v a n ia a ve n u e a n d F if t e e n t h s tre e t in a
g iv e n t im e th a n pass a n y o th e r c o rn e r
in th e c o u n try . I t la th e b e a te n tra c h
to th e w h ite house o f a m b assadors,
m in is te rs , sen ato rs a n d re p re s e n ta tiv e s .
C ap e H a tte r a s , w h ic h h a s e a rn e d a bad
n a m e as a place f o r s to rm s , le a d a n g e r,
o im p la e e fo r s h ip p in g , m o re because o t
jt a d a n g e ro u s coast th a n because o f th s
s to rm s . T h e w in d v e lo c ity s i B lo c k
Is la n d , N a r& g a n a e tt « a d o t h e r places
a lo n g th e N e w E n g la n d c o a s t is ju s t as
h ig h as a t H a t t e r a s , T h e i r coast is p o t
so d a n g ero u s, h o w e v e r, becauss th e re
a r e c o n v e n ie n t a nd safe h a rb o rs .
L o t a of the
II u m I oo ' flags!.ij.
Petropavlovsk at Port. Arthur,
with Adintral Mukarotf ntxi an ea
tliuuteil slrength of nyturlv 800 of
.Avera anil men, while a aevere
blow to UugBii.n prestige in the
far east, is one of. those latostro-
phies in uavul warfare, says the
la rg e c ity .
" W h a t p la c e la t h ls T ’ in q u ire d th e (Chicago News, to which an ac
s tra n g e r.
tual combatant is always liable,
" I h a v e n ’t th e s lig h te s t Id e a ,” re p lie d
though hap|itty their iM i-urrvniwU
Q a r to , a f t e r lo o k lu g o u t o f th e w in d o w .
. « n.
k»
llw a S
not ooynnon. . In 1759, when
A a f e w m in u te s , l la
te r 4 th
e e r a a ilw
ay
g u u rd opened th e d o or o f th e c o m p a rt- “llnw ke did hsiug M o u a i t ur C ob -
i m e a t a n d a n n o u n c e d t h a t th e y h a d a r- flan«” at Qoiheroq bay, Sir Ed
i r iv e d a t G la s g o w ,
ward Hawke ordered his pilot to
i
W h e n I l a r t e s h o w e d u p a t th e eon-
) s n la te th e n e x t m o rn in g , t h e fir s t p e r lay the ltoyal George, of too guua,
son w h o a d v a n c e d to g re e t h im w a s th e alongside the Soteil ltoyal, the
a g re e a b le s tra n g e r , w h o In tro d u c e d French admirai’s flagship. Before
h im s e lf a a a s p e c ia l a g e n t o f th e bo m s this could t»e done another French
g o v e r n m e n t s en t to In v e s tig a te c h a rg e s ship, La Rtiperhe, of 70 guns, gal
o f n e g le c t o f d o ty on -th e p a r t o f th e
lantly interposed, apd, receiving
consul.
_
—.
I
T h e a g e n t m a y h a v e b een a ffa b le , h a t her opponent’s broadside, went
be w a s la c k in g In a sense o f h u m o r, down into the deep with her col
f o r be e v id e n tly c ab le d h is g o v e rn m e n t ors Hying and 650 souls on board.
a n a c c o u u t o f th e t r a in In c id e n t, a s
Her revenge, however, catne qn
U a r t e 's successor w a s soon a f t e r a p
August 28, 1782, when the Koyal
p o in te d .
George sunk at harbor off Spit-
Fas« sad C h a ra « « .
IteAd in a squall.
O n e m ig h t a lm o s t say t h a t th e rec ip e
During a great storm in 1703 12
fo r a h a p p y h o m e w a a w h a t h a s been
s p tly «.Tiled a " b la n d -' d ie t.
W h ile I t tnen-of warwent down-off the Brit
is n o t l i t e r a l l y tr u e t h a t e a tin g hog ish coast with 1,800 men. Many
m a k e s a hog o f a m a n , y e t It Is tr u e lives were lost when the British
th e re is a la rg e c o n n ec tio n b e tw e e n I t warship Ajax took fire in 1807.
a n d c h a ra c te r,
b lo o d th ir s ty , lu s t f u l
The British warship Captain
ra c e s a r c tho se t h a t c a t m e a t—la r g e ly
r a r e m e a t—f r e e ly , w h e re a s th e g e n tle . turned over in the Bay of Biscay in
In d u s trio u s , p e rs is te n t ra c e s a re m ost 1870, about 500 lives being lost.
ly g r a in a n d f r u i t e s te rs .
When the Rnltan, the sister ship SLAVE TO COLOR FREAKS
W h ile th e "c o n tro v e rs y o v e r v e g e ta of the Captain, was fitting out at
ria n is m la one fo r s c ie n tis ts to settto ,
Portsmouth a grim humorist, X a a H a r d l y K n o w s H i s O w n ^FIZu,
e v e n th e h u m b le s t o f us c a n a ffo rd to
B a r A p p s a ra n s s C h a n g e s
possible fate
t r y fo r h im s e lf th e a d v a n ta g e s o f a prophesying her
So O fte s k
“ b la n d " d i e t
I t Is a m o s t In te re s tin g (happily he provod to be wrong),
e xp e rte u c e to see b o w s e n te a n d sensi chalked on her side: “Will leave
T m
g lsit I ’m n o t ra y w if e ," V
t iv e th e sense o f ta s te c a n becom e b y
on Thursday with mails for the th s d y s p e p tic , as be s e ttle d do w n
a v o id in g foo d t h a t has a s tro n g ta ste .
h is H y g ie n ic lu n c h e o n o f r a r e roan-
Captain.*'
N o o n e k n o w s th e d e lic a te s w e e ts
The fate of the Italian warship b e e f. c re a m ed on ion s sn d bo iled ric e
s n d a cid s , o ils a n d b ites In o o r com
re la te s th e I ’h ila d v -p b is R e c ir d . .
m o n c e re a ls a n d f r u it s w h o r a t a b o gs Be d'Italia at ttiwbutfle of Lissa,
be d ead I f I w e re .
I h a v r f tro.
c h u n k s o f Ash. flesh a n d f o w l h ig h ly the one great fight that has ns yet
enoiH-h k e e p in g a liv e tu* it
fla v o re d
and
d e lu g e d
w l f li
b itin g
t a k e n place between nraiored hos
“ F a n c y th e sh a p e I'd Le
. ■( *
sauces.
S im p lic ity o f l i f e c an be a s
fleets In European waters, to c h a n g e m y « w l i — I m eni'. m y c
m u c h s p a r t o f d ie t a s o f f u r n it u r e o r tile
— ns o f t e n as f i- k ie fa r.i.h n d ic ta te «
eio tlie s. — W i lli a m
N o y es in
G o od should be mentioned. It was on
W h y . I'v e fo r g o tte n w h n t c o lo r .
H o u s e k e e p in g .
July 20, 1863, that the Austrian w if e o rig iu iliy w as, th e '» un de rg o n
Admiral Tegethoff fought Per- so mauiy b e a u ty tr a n s fo rm nth.-ns A n d
IM d a s B e W a s T o ld .
isno’s fleet and thy flagship Fer n o w she’s got to do It a ‘ ‘ i
A a lirq x v u u ie u a c o n s titu e n t o f a C b l-
" A fr ie n d ju s t bac.. l e u * th - o th e r
a ag o a ld e rm a n c a lle d upon th e la t t e r dinand Max sent her opponent
s id e has told h e r th a t th o u g h red
g t his offlos la s t w e e k a n d req u e s te d do wn with 000 men on board, the
h a ir c o n tin u e s to be th s p ro p e r sap or.
i tjjut lo a n o f n d o lla r. A t w o d o lla r b ill Italian
Ironclad e Palcstro also I t m u s t n o w s « pac k ed up by gr-
» n r th e s m a lle s t tb s a ld e rm a n h ad. blowing up, at«>r.t s score of lives e yes a n d a dead w h ite s k in
11 • h
T h is he b a n d ed to th e c a lle r w ith th o
a n d s k la a r a e is y enou gh, b u t even 31
oniy being saved.
rem a rk:
Fearful loss of life was occa w if e la a li t t le a fra id o f f t 0 1 •- )
“ G o to tb s « tg a r s ta n d d o w n s t a lr a
s p e c ia lis t w h o Is w illin g u> ip d - ' .
g e t a fifte e n c e n t c ig a r, kee p a d o lls !
sioned by the ramming of the Brit to m a k e h e r e ye s look gre en .
s n d b r in g m e th e c h a n g e .”
ish warship Victoria in maneuvers
" T h e r e 's Just o n « g r a in o f c; m l
i n a f e w m in u te s t lie v!«dtor rtw p -
by the Crtmperdown (1803), wheu In i t a ll fo r m e — t h o n r h she a c h ie v e
1 p c jr e d , p u iitu g c o n te n te d ly a t a c ig a r,
th o p a liliF s k ia . th e g r a m syc» an 1 th s
Ibatssandn Ha rw RiAtwy V rw M t a n d h a n d e d th e t ld e r a ia u Ho centsi N o- over 360 Officers and men, includ red h a ir , i t w ill not g iv e h e r s tern
ing
Admiral
Tryon,
were
drowned.
| t ir in g a p e c u lia r e xp ression on th e a l-
and Don’t Foo^v M.
p e r a x e u t to c o rre s p o n d .. I s h a ll y* t
I d e r w a n 's fa c e , he w it h d r e w * th e c ig a r
Model 10
lor Every Character.
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I fr o m Id a tip« lo n g e n o u g h to In q u ire :
ith > wr
" D i d y o u m ean t h a t th e c ig a r w a s
«• hours: A ! fo r y o u or m » r ’
1 or * * * *
“ G e t o u t o f b o r e r ' w a s a ll th e din*
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K x - -» r.: i s dhy condt- gu sted iH illtlc la n cou ld say .
n i n v s - f l ’w J w r A / " i o
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T h e t.t t t le G a rd e n .
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der srs out of erd- r.
ii.
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e v lk n c s of kid-'
tro u P s ; tos
irsquent dsslre to
P * « '< “ ■ P *ln '»
tte heck 1» also
kidneys and blad
trh«i Io no.
Th ere is com fort is tks krowiedge so
often svprsassd. that D r. K ilrrsr's S»-s«np-
Root, the groat « .d r y remedy fuliliis evory
wish in curing rheumatism, /» la In the
tnsk, kidney«, liver, bladdes and evory part
of the v in e r y passage. ¡1 eorrocts tnebility
to hold wator and scalding pein la passing
It, or bed effects ¿»’.lowing use of liquor,
wins or beer, and overccm -a ths: u n p lu s s a t
aeeesalty o f being comp, iisd to go often
tu ris g A s ds>, and to get up m any L m o i
d - L - g iha Sight. Th s mild »no tns extra-
ordinsry ef.'sct ot B w s n p - R o n t la soon
iseilred
it tian
-
- • f r i ' j wow-
ie rfsl cures of 1. u r - •>: a-uo-ossfre ear»».
If you n««d s msdlcins you aftou’d have the
bast. S » .t by u.-uggtii» !r SCc. a itd S l. strss.
Y e u m ay have a sample nettle of this
w eadarlu)
dtoouvory
CiaJievwn»».
«ad a boss that
onorv about It. both sen:
tbaoluisly free by m all,
~
..
|sddrer.-s D r. K ilm e r &
» ,« - w i h w i u v .
'C o ., B utgham toa, N . Y . '«Ten w iltin g mass-
tloc rosrftng this gcuaroussfler in this paper.
and look in the glass»—you will see the effect-?-
You a in ’t help puckering—it make» you pucker
to think c f testing it
Cy the use o f so called cheap Baking
Powders you take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system—you injure digestion,
stom ach.
ruin
AVOID ALVM
BABtüMâ
PßVJSES
MÇ - CALES
maoazinb
fjBLj
„) F a ih io n
Authority
For N early 5 0 .Yaato!
Moya! is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of TarUr—Costs more
fhan AJum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health.
T h e r e Is m u c h c o m fo r t to be fo u n d
In u g a rd e n .
1 h a v e w a tc h e d a p o o r
w o m a n a t a l i t t le box o f flo w e rs o t •
w in d o w , g r o w in g rn d ia u t w it h b a p p l-
oeas aa eac h bud blossom ed a n d s m ile d
upon b e r g e n tle h and .
W r ite r y o u r
l i t t le g a rd e n a n d te n d I t (veil. A lit t lo
lo v e fo r s u n lig h t a lit t le s y m p a th y fo r
rtrin , a n d th e g a rd e n o f th e h e a rt m a y
bloom w it h b e a u tifu l deeds a n d f r a
g r a n t th o u g h ts . T h o u g h th e b e a u ty » f
th e rose Is b r ie f, ye< th e p e rfu m e m a y
be p re s e rv e d , lik e th e m em o ry o f a
kiss, fo r e v e r .— S c h o o lm as te r.
F a e d a n d C a ld » .
A w r it e r In T h e L a n c e t s a y s : “ B ines
I begun to s tu d y d i « I b a r s been a s
to n is h e d a t tb e n u m lto r o f cas.-» o f
w b lc b I h a v e h e a rd , eve n o f m e d ic a l
m en . 'w h o by e a tin g less a n d not so
o fte n b a r s fo u n d t h a t th e ir s u s c e p tib il
it y to cold s lia s q u ite gone. Such fa c ta
a a I li a r s m i t w it h p o lu t to th e c onclu
sion t h a t I t la th e « ra te ra o v e rc h a rg e d
w it h th e p ro d u c ts o f foo d w h ic h w a s
n o t re q u ln -d a n d c a n a c t o n ly a s a poi
son to e v e ry o rg a n In th e body w h ic h
to m ost s u s c e p tib le to colds.”
G r a s w d F a r S o a s le ls s .
“ M a r y .” s aid th e yo u n g m a tr o n ’s
m o th e r. “ I t seem ed to m e yon w e re
r a c y cold to J o h n th is ro o rn in g f”
“ Y s s ." « h e re p lie d . "I'm b e g in n in g to
suspect h im .” .
“ T b e Id e a l Y o u h a v e no reason tav
T m s u re ."
" H a v e n 't f» I d re a m e d la s t n ig h t
t h a t I s a w h im kis s in g s n o tb sc » ►
m a n ." - P h ila d e lp h ia 1 'r r » * .*
T h e H r ld e .
“ H a v e n ’t I m a r r ie d you b e fo r e 7“
asked th e c le rg y m a n p le a s a n tly o f tb e
y o u n g la d y fro m C h ic a g o w h o w a n
a b o u t to be jo in e d ta tb e y o u n g m a n
fro m O shkoab.
“ O n ly tw ic e .” she m nrraurw d c o y ly ,
a n d th e c e re m o n y w e n t o n .—B o s to n
Nothing ha» ever equalled it
Nothing can ever snrpa»» i t
Post
■ay vtoiuampffon can bo
cured. N ature alone won’t
do it, it Btosdfi I m I f -
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
A P c rfa c t
For
C u te :
L t 'n
L ava a t F i r « lln h t.
H la H o g — A re yo u c e r ta in t h a t y o e r
m is tre s s lo ves m y n ia s te r l
H e r D o g - « ' b y . »» « ' • lov* • * # n *
s ig h t S h e pushed m e o ff th e s o fa to
tot h lm a it d o w n . - D e t r o i t F re e Presa.
In o rd e r to be In p e rfe c t h e n itli one
m u s t be te m p e ra te in e a tin g .
Ths
m e a ls eBnnid t>e re g u la r. R e g u la r ity to
one o f tb e g o ld e n rules o f a w e ll u rtla r-
t d U f a - L a d t o e ' H o rn s J o u rn a l. . . _ J
V.C4HV Ldbékff ’îlB'Wa
POOR PRINT
IRSURARCE INTERESTS.
l a s t y e a r H a v e r h ill, M ass., lo s t b y
fire n e a rly »50.000, o n w h ic h in s u ra n c e
w as p a id exc e e d in g 147,000.
T h e C h ic a g o p a pers c o n tin u e to ' be
f u l l o f re p o rts o f gaso lin e lire s , w h ic h
th e fire d e p a r tm e n t's w a r n in g does n o t
seem to stop.
I n 1S90 th e r e w e re p n ly fo u r in s u r
ance c o m p a n ie s In J a p a n , w it h a c a p ita l
o f »1,434,000.
I n ldtltt th e re w e r e 73
re g is te re d c o m p a n ie s w ith a c a p ita l o f
»30,000,800. ,
%
N a t u r a l gha has caused tr o u b le la
tw o d ire c tio n s in In d ia n a and P e n n a y l-
v a n ia , a n d , in o r d e r to p re v e n t w a a te
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