Oregon City enterprise., January 18, 1895, Image 8

FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
LITTLE BESSIE'S BICYCLE.
Tito Diminutive Mlaa t anally Klitv About
Fifteen M lira a IHij.
Little Miss lWxio WhxI of 884 Wont
Thirty-siwtid stroet, who in 7 jvars old,
hna the distinction of lioitiR the small
est bicyclist in the city that can do htr
10 to 15 milos upon, her wheel iu out)
afternoon.
To rule from her homo iu Thirty-seo.
nd street to Grant's tomb i Miss Be
lio's farorito trip and ono that alio take
qnito frequently. Sho is able to dodge
la among the trucks and circle around
the horses with all the ease and sang
froid of a grown person.
Tho wheel that this 7-year-old cyclist
rides was built especially for her. Papa
Wood had considerable trouble before
he was able to pet a machine that was
satisfactory to Miss Bessie and in ac
cordance with his own ideas. The
wheel is like a racing lightweight run
ner with steel rims.
The steel rims did not give satisfac
tion at first and wooden rims were used
for awhile with poor success, so the
stoel rims were put back.
Her bicycle suit consists of navy blue
bloomers nnd a pretty braided jacket
and cape. One of the troubles of this
wee maiden's outings is to get to her
wheel, which is kept in Thirty-third
street, without lening the public know
that she wears bloomers. Her mother
puts a dress over her costume until she
is ready to mount When she is in the
saddle. Miss Bessie considers her bloom
ers quite proper and modest
With her fair complexion, bright
blue eyes nnd wavy brown hair and
light, childish form she makes a pretty
picture as she rides ber wheel along the
boulevard. New York Herald.
An Apple.
Jerry and Frank were two horses
hitched to a yellow car. All the morn
ing they had gone back and forth pa
tiently, with only a rest now and then,
but Jerry was beginning to feel rebel
lious. He was tired, and it was getting
hotter every square, Jerry was not by
nature such a meek horse as was Frank;
but, then, too, he had not been a city
car horse as long as Frank had been.
Frank knew the only way to do was to
go on ami on, whether you were tired
or not The driver had it all to say.
By the time Jerry had made up his
mind to be stubborn the driver stopped
the horses on a switch to wait until the
oar a square away had passed.
Right there on the curbstone sat a lit
tle bootblack. On the pavement lay his
torn cap, and he let people go by unno
ticed as he rubbed an apple on his jacket
to make it iCiJuy. A sweet lady had
given it to him, and he was just over
his surprise and getting ready to eat it,
when he looked up and saw Jerry stand
ing near nnd looking at the apple long
ingly with his pitiful eyes.
The little bootblack understood.
There was not much time to think the
other car was not far away but he
wondered how he would feel if he was
that horse, and qnick as a flash he broke
the apple in two and pnt one piece iu
Jerry's mouth and the other in Frank's.
It was delicious.
Jerry forgot about being stnbliorn as
they started on, and Frank forgot his
aching Vines, while tho littlo ragged
bootblack ran away, calling after a man
with dusty Shoes, "Have a shine, mis
ter?" Youth's Companion.
The Waap and the Spider.
rmmr -
aid the Wasp to the Bpider, "Let's build us a
ehlp.
With a red maple Iraf for a nail.
We'll faatea It right at the front of a chip.
Like mariners bold, we will start on a trip
Aod weather the heaviest gale."
The Spider agreed, and they both sailed away
Far over the w:as. In tlieir dory.
But whither they went I really can't say,
for they never were heard of attain from that
day!
So that is the end of my story.
F. Li. Littiejohn in St. Nicholas.
Always Eloquent.
Uncle Is your little dog intelligent?
Small Nephew Well, he hasn't got
lo very much sense in his head, but his
tail seems to know a lot Good News.
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SUPPORT FOR BERRY BUSHES.
It la Nlmple, ConimrllTTljf IneipenelT
ml U)r II SMfHllljr t'ouetructeil.
It is essential that small fruits like.
tlu rasnlierrv and WneJiberry nhouhl lx
iiipplit'd .h snniKirts to keep tln,m
reel nml prevent mi untidy, HtraKit''"!?
ppe' v:.iioe. In a hih wind, tix, titer
re : able to in jurv from being whipped
! (tin L henten about. A sketeh frum Coun
try Gentleman suggest ft simple mtp
port that cna be easily and speedily oou
itracted. Two stout posts nt each end of tho
row furnish prop for tho three strands
of smooth wire that pass through small
A SfPPOKT OF SIMl'LE COSSTUIYTIOX.
staples on them and run along on ei
ther side of the bushes, making a neat
little fence for then.
The whole aspect of tho fruit garden
will be improved by this arrangement,
and the work of the picker is minimiz
ed very perceptibly with such orderly,
compact rows to pick from anil so much
of the old reaching and hunting done
away with.
If there are a number of varieties of
berries, it will be found an excellent
plan to paint tho uauio of each variety ,
in small, clear letters on oiie of the
posts at the end of the row. Iu this
way a garden of small fruits will bo
classified and arranged with perfect
neatness and order, nnd its owner may
well be proud of showing it to his
friends.
The Ilurfklo Berry.
The buffalo berry is a novelty which
is said to be adopted to most localtien.
The plant is a shrub that grows about
10 feet high, with a compact symmetric
al habit The numerous leaved are sil
very white; therefore it is an ornamental
as well as a productive fruit The fruit
is round, smooth and gluawy, resem
bling in size, form and color the culti
vated red currant The fruit forms in
clusters to the very tiia of the branches, ;
it is a constant and prolific bearer, en
tirely hardy, according to a correspond-1
ent in The New England Homestead. ,
Before being touched by frost it is very
acid. Freezing sulnlues it until it be-1
comes so rich and palatable, that as des
sert fruit in midwintt r it is without a
rival, while for jellies it is claimed by
epicures to equal the famous guuva. i
Fannies For rxt Season. t
About the last of July or 1st of Au- I
gust sow pansy scod in a moist half
shady place out of dtn.rs, and early in :
September transplant the seedlings into :
rows or beds in sheltered places or into
cold frames, to stay there over winter ;
and be planted out early next April.
There are four or five types of pansies, '
aud the hosts of names in Catalogues
are mostly varieties of tbnso tyjH'S.
They include tho English, which are
largo, round, velvety beauties, but uu-!
fortunately mt very well adapted for
this country; Trimardeau, very large,
flabby pansies, that thrive admirably
with us; Cassier's, a German largo
flowered type of great excellence here,
and Bugnot's, a largo three blotched '
pansy, and Oilier 's, a live blotched beau
ty. i
i
Vases on the f .awn.
Next the outsido of the vaso have
lots of vines to hang over it and protect I
its bowl from becoming too hot by sun-1
shino. The vinos may consist of Lobb's
nasturtium, Barclay's mauraudia, Ger-
mau ivy, the largo variegated or green
leaved periwinkle and single petunias, j
In the middle of the va.su you can havo j
a large collection to choose from, ge
raniums, coleus, abutilons, dwarf can
uas, double petunias, grevillea, Hie
hold's aralia, Draca-na indivisaandare
ca and livistona palms.
Thin Out Kvoki-I I'ears.
The Scki;l in at itrf best a small pear,
but when well grown it in of the very
b.ighent quality. It iH, however, a varie
ty that 1h especially likely to overbear.
The fruit beta in cIuhUth, and of these
Dome should be removed entirely, while
none should be allowed more than a sin
gle pear on a fruit spur. If allowed to
set all that will set from the bloHHom,
the vigor of the tree in injured, and
both fruit and leaf will So subject to
blight. When it in best, the Sockol pear
should be well colored.
Look Out I'or the McmIis j
The department of ai,Tictilturo auks
all fruitgrower!! to l.ccp a tiharp out
look for tho presence upon their trees of ,
the California scale. This has never ,
been seen in the east u:itil last year. It j
is most destructive to frnit tree?. Fruit- .
growers finding tho 8c:ilo in oth(T or-
obards should at once notify the depart- i
ment and send specimens. I
I , A GOOD SKATEBAQ.
I Directions For Making U Strong, Durable
I and Attractive. In Appearance,
I With the passing of the holidays come
1 a cessation from the general dispensation
of gifts, but It by no means kihU tlm oc
casions which tuHMwxitatfl a birthday
present here and a wedding present
there. For a boy's birthday nothing
could in most rases please more than a
pair of skates with a nice bag to keep
them in. It is an easy matter to buy the
skates, but everybody do not know
just how to go to work to make an ap-
'il
A FIRST CLASS SKATEIIAO.
proprlate bag for them. The directions
from Good Housekeeping will therefor
doubtless prove helpful:
Select a piece of dark brown leather,
long and narrow. Twelve inches long
and six inches wide are the usual pro
portions. Make it with a flap to button
over the top and line It with brown si
lesia. Previous to lining the bag, or in
deed sewing it together, embroider the
initials of the prospeetiveownertn brown
silk of a lighter shade on the front In old
English letters.
The strap by which the bag can be
slung over the shoulder is made ef leath
er and lined with silesia, held In place by
a row of stitching down each side. When
it is not practicable to use leather, any j
stout material, such as heavy linen, may i
be substituted. It ought, however, to
have a stout lining, as the sharp edges
of the skates soon cut through ordiuary
material.
One can test a cake's baking by draw,
ing it to the edge of the oven and listen
ing for the faint, sputtering sound which
will continue until it is ready to take
out. This is a better trial than the broom
splinter thrust iuto the dough.
Table fruit will keep twice as long if
kept in separate lots. Contact hastens
decay. One bad apple will spoil barrel.
A warm footbath with an ounce of sois
alt is almost as restful as a nap.
'For Charity Suffereth Long."
Mrs. Laura C. Phoenix, nilwaukee, WU.
"Slatron a Jcnerotent ttom
and knowing the pood lr. Miles' Nervine
has done cue. my win to help nthm, over
comes my dislike for the publicity, this
letter may five me. in Nor. and Iec., 1XU3,
The inmatrt had the " Latirippr."
and I was ono of tne first. Resuming uuty
too soon, with tne care of so niuny sick. I
did not re;rain my healtn. and In a month
Ibrrumr to debilitated and nerroiM
trorn sieepiessness and tne drafts mane on
my vitality tnat It was a question If I coulil
go on. A dear friend advised mo lo try
itr. Mile' ltentoratire Amine,.
I took : bottles una urn nappy to say, I am
In better neaitn man ever. I still continue
lt orcanioniil uiir, a nerve food.
Bl3 my work is very trying. A lotter ad
dressed to MliwauKee, Wis., will reach mo."
June 6. 1MH. Mas. Lacra C. Phoenix.
Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle will VnetlL
All uruKirism sell II at II. 6 bottles for 6, or
it will 1 sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by the Ur. Miles Medical Co., Klkliart, iuO.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Restores Health
WINTER TIME TABLE
STR. SARAH DIXON,
For Astoria and Clatskanie.
Leave WASHINGTON STREET
DOCK for Antoria, Sunday mor
ning at 7:o0. Monday and Wednes
day evening at 7:30.
RETURNING leaves Astoria
Monday morning at 6:30; Tueiiday
and Thursday evening at 5 o'clock.
Connecting at Oak I'oint on down
trip with steamer Messenger for
Clatskanie; and on up trip from
Clatskanie.
On Fridays will leave Portland at
1 o'clock I'. M. for Oak Point con
necting with steamer Messenger for
and from Clatskanie. Return to
Portland the same night.
Are You (Jolug KiHl
If so, it will pay you to write to A, 0.
Sheldon, general agent of the "Burling
ton ltoutc," LTiO Waslilnxtoil street,
Portland, lie will until you Iree of
clmrue, maps, time tables, and advise
you us to the through rales to any point,
reserve sleeping car Mccominodalinns
(or you, slid furnish you with through
tickets via either the Northern, Union,
Southern, Canadiiill I'lu'illr or (irent
Northern railroads at the very lowest
rate obtainable,
The Burlington route is generally con
ceded to be the lluest tquliMd railroad
in the world for all classes ol travel.
Blank note, receipt and order hook
at the KsTKitnuNK olllce.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Uddors
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Cere,
5ciatica,
Lumbago,
5calds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiify.
Rub In Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes flan or Beast well
gain.
Postoffice-:- Store.
MILWAUKEE, OK.
FAMILY-:-GROCERIES,
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Our Groceries are Fresh
and of tho Iw-Ht quality .
In Pricesemeet
Portlund Competition.
O.WISSINGER,
Successor to
GARY & WISSINGER.
Let me have a trial order.
JOHN A. BECK,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
No. 270, Morrison Street,
PORTLAND,. OREGON,
IH KTIU ON KAKTH.
For general repairing ho stands
without a peer. For first-class, re
liable goods his store is second to
none. Trv him !
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
TrnPtnf CLACKAMAS HKIIIT LANDS.
(Jowl hoime. burn, etc. AUo
LOTS IN OI.AliHTONK.
J. K. (iKOOM, 1'ark Place, Oregon.
COLUMBIA HOOK AND LAW1KK CO.
Meet flrxt Friday of eni'h month at
Fountain engine hmme. Chad. Athf.y, Frm,
(!. B Pillow, Snc'y. Chad. Bitzkk, f'rm
CATARACT HOSE CO. No. 2.
Must Hwoml Tuesday of nnch month nt Ct-
ract Kniflne hoime. W. II. llnwitl.!.irro
O. H. JIkktow, Scc'jr. J. W. 0'COSKSI.L, K'rn
FALLS ENCAMPMENT, No. , I. O. O. F.
Mi'CU flm ami th I nl Tiii-mlityHol each month,
at O'M FcIIowb hall. Member ami vlHlllug
patrlarehn, ennllally InvlK"! to altenil.
J. A. Si'KWAKT, W. H HOWELU
Scrllio. Chief i'atriarch.
CLACKAMAS LOIKIK, No. f)7, A O. U W
Meeta ftrat and third Monday in earh month,
at Hlralxht'a Hall Viaitlug brethern weleome.
C. K.I'iahk S. HuLcomv.
Kco. M. W.
Slmrltri NoIIck of Hal n Kiirullnii.
In IIik l lronlt I'mirt ol llii Slain ol Oiegoti (or
lln I'imiity tit Cincknma.
Mlleliell, l.evvln , Muver Co. ilnlnlllT, v. Tho
Cant' Hum TiilvKraph Coniiiany, ilelemUnt
Mule nl (Iri'itoii, Coiinly nl Claelniinaa, , !
Nolle la hereliv ul veil that ny vlilimol an
rieeullcni ami or1er nl le Itmieil mil ol ilia
oi mill eniirt of Hie Hlnln ol ureiiuii lor llm
Cotiniy ol Claekaiuaii, iinatlnir (tali Uu Hh dxy
o( lieeemlier, IMM. In a nil herein MUehnll,
l,t'la ,li stavnr ('oiiipaiiy were ilnllilllt". anil
lliiCaiio Horn 'relruranh Coimmiiy were iln
leoilaniK. ooiiiiuninllnii inn. Ill llio naini' of th
Slitte ul Oieitun. thai nut ol tho reul e.lrle lieto
Inalitir ileaerllieil. lo reallfit a aunt aiiillelent to
Nitllnly tho ilelllrtlnU of until ileeree, to-wlt:
l l 'i nl mill Hie Inn tier nni of I7 lid enl, In
aether wllh IntereNt on the miiii ainep Heiteoi'
her '.'4. IiiM. a( tMiilil per eont per aniinin. ami
al.o (he roil of ami alieinlliiK Ihta leiln
Now. Ilteielori, ill otieillelie In alleh ilel'roo,
I illil. on Iho Kill ilny of Ue.'i niher, mi, nly
levy nHi, nml III. nn Matiirilay. Ihe '.lh iliiv
of .limiiary. at i Hi hnnr of oti0 o'eliM-k P.
M.of aahl ilay, at iho trntit ilnnr of the eoitrt
hoo. e In mlil t'otiniv. oiler tor inln il nililto
aiiellnn. ami "ell to die hlitlie.t ami lie. I imiilnr
fur eali In huml. all die rU'lit. title ami llttpre.t
(IionmIiI ilelemlanl mi tint 'J7ih ilay ol Heiiienilior
IftiM. hail In ami to iho fullnw lint ileMirlneit roal
property, low II : The rluht of way, llnei, w lrea,
jinloi, InniUtnr ami hraekeia frmn Mnlluo,
OroKiin, In Nnmty, Oreimii, Inrlnalvo. tnai'llier
with the aiiitirlenatieeH ami apiilUneoi Ono
reljv ami key ami mimler, ami two eella ol
battery at eiteh of inlit t'otnpaiiy a odleea.
namely: ill'lv. Kaitln Cieek, t'nrrlnivllle,
Sprlmtwatrr. IllKhlaml.rlarkea. Moiolnw HriHik
ami M n Unit, linn Inn lelny key ami two oella
of Ultery at "ill. in Mllla, all In Claekamaa
ooiinty oretmi
1'ateil Ihla .','lh ilay of lieeemlier A II. 'M.
K C MAI'IHM K.
sheriff of Claekxina. Cnniity. Hlalo of (ireaoii.
Hv N. M. MikiI'V. Iietnitv. IJ ja I
HhrrllTl Nolice of Sale on Knrrrlmlira.
Ill the Clreiill Court of lha Stale of Orriii, for
tho Cminty of Claekamaa.
John llarrla, rlallitltt'. va NVIIllalll Crowaloti
ami Will II. I re... ImfpmUiila.
State of Oreaoii, Coniily i l Claekamaa, .
Notleela herehv alve'i !hat hy virlneofan
oteentlnn ami onler of aule l.aiieil mil of tho
elreitlt ennrl ol tne Htale ofllreKnll fur tlm
County of I laekamaa. Iiearltnf ilale the '.Hith ilay
nl liei einln r. Ivl. In a nil wherein Jnhn llarrla
wa plaint! It. ami W 1 1 1 la in Irowaioit ami Will
II. Creaa were ilelemlalila. onltltllrtmllllK llie. 1:1
tile naitiii ill Ihe Stale of tlreaon. that out of tho
real otio lierelnalier ileaerllieil. to renlUe a
amu ailllleient to aatl.fy tlio ilemamla of aahl
ileeree, to wit: flllltl ami Iho further atllll of
I.i.i.Mi rn.l. ami ihe further anm of IMI ailor
ney'a foe. imiether w ith Imoreat on Ihe aaioo
allteo aalil ileelee waa elilereil at H per eelll. per
annum, ami alao the "! of ami alteinllna tola
aalo
Nnw. therefore. In otieilirtire lo am-h ilerree. t
illil il il I ) let y iipiio. aiel w III. on Halurilav, the
luih ilav ol January, W. at the hour of ! oVIim k
P M ol aahl ilav. at the fmiit iliair of tho eour,
huuae In an 1,1 euuiiiy, niter fur aale at m!illo
aill'lioll, ami aell to the hlKlieat ami heat hlihler.
L.r earni Iu hnml. all of tlio right, title ami Inter
e.t the aalil ilelemlalila un llie Ji.lh nf Ailaual,
i l. haal In ami to lha fullnw In ileaerlhnl real
Yrnierty, lo wit 1 he North half of Ihe South
eat i uartor ami the Kiniiheiott inarter of the
Northeaal iiuarter ami Lot N . I ol Hrelloli It In
Tnw nahlp i Houth ol Harute 1 Kn.l ot W M. lo
Claekamaa rouiity, dreami. ronialnlna l.'a a
aerea. more or li aa.
llale.1 Ihla .Hull ilay of Hoeeinher A l l"l
K C. M A li K K.
Sheriff of Claekatnna eotiuty, State ol tireami
II y N U .V v. Iieputr. IJ il I la
J
S(H) miles of limn dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon nnd Washington
now in oieratiiin hy the
Oregon Telephone and Tel
eij'raph company .
Portland, Seattle, Kio
knin, Taeoma, Salem,
Walla Walla, Pendleton,
Albany and IK! other towns
in the two states on the
line.
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All the satisfaction of a
personal communication.
Instance no ellect to a
clear understanding. So
kane as easily heard as
Portland.
Oregon City odice at
Huntley's I)ni Store.
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - Oregon.
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AllDltKSS
PKINTICWH' INK.
10 Sppus St., - Hmui York
Portland Cowlitz
River Route, via.
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
Joseph Kellogg Trans. Co,
STR. J0SKIMI KliLLOOO leaves
Kelso Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at (i A. M. Leaves Port
land, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 7 A. M.
STR. NORTH WKHTLeaves Port
land Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for Kelso and Upper Cow
litz river points, returning the
following days.
This is tho only direct route to
reach all Cowlitz river points.
WM. R. II0LMAN, Agent.
Taylor Street Dock, Portland, Or.
Harper's Magazine
IN 18D5.
"The Slinplotnna."a now novel hy Tllninal
llnnly, will bo heuuti In Iho lireemher N ber,
IMS, ami noiiiliiiKul lo November, law Wliio
over may be nuo'a favorllo aiuinil Kmi.lan iiov-
ollala, II will Ixi mm leil by all orlllea thai
Ihniiiaa Manly alamla foroiuoal aa a Inaaier
arllal In fletli li, ami "Iho Sliiiiiletona" may b
etpi'l'teil to arouae elllllllaiaalll Iml Inferior lU
I ileitree to that whlrll haa markeil "Trlhly" ihi
I t aiieeeaafnl aiory ol the year Another
i leaillmi feature will hv the 'feraiiual II Iloo.
II, hi. ul loan of Are." by the Sleiir Utile ila
I until, Her Pane ami Seeruiary, nuiler whleh .
i (iil.e Iho on,. I iHiimlar ol llvltii Amerleaii
1 iihhh.Iiiii wrltera will pro.eul Ihe aiory of tlio
I Malil ol orleaua III tho January number will
appear a pmluaoly lllu.traieil pa per on iliar lea
I tun ami tne Carnlltiaa." Iho drat ol a aorlea ul
I ttntilhoru papera
I Nnrllieiii Alilea la allrielHK mure allenllon
than at any other time alnee II waa Iho anal n
1 empire. The nrt volume of IIAHPr.lt
I MailAINK will eonlalu Imir lllnairaloil aril,
eleaoiilhla realou, ami three ol Ihein will ile.
I plot Ihe pro. out llie Iheio. Julian H I I'll will
I prepare lor Ihe Mainline a aerlea of elahl
alnrlea, ilopli'llllll typlenl plHaea "l i niiie'e
I, Ile ami Mnllliola" lloabloa Ilia h'tiK alnrlea,
there will besln III Iho January Number the
fir.l olniplera of A Throe part Novelette, by
Mellaril llariPuit Havla Iho lointral work )ot
allempleil by Ihla writer. Coninleie ehori alo,
rlea by nipular wrltera will oiuitluue in be
leal ii re of the Mnaailui.
Semi for lllnairaloil I'roapeetua
The Volumea of the Maitaalne beiilti wllh the
Numbera bo June ami Heeeinber ol eaeh yearl
When no tlnio la iiieiiibuioil, auliH'rlpliona will
boalii wllh tho iiiiinla'r eui rout at the time ol
reeoiptof onler Clulh eaae., lor lilmllii, M
eeiilaeaeh-by mall, po.tpabl. llllopao anil
III, lea aetit oil appllfalliill.
Itrmlliaiioea ahniilil be luaile by poaliilflee
Money onler or I'r.ll, lo avi.1,1 ehaiieo ol loaa.
il i ii iai:it'N ii:ii loiDUM i.m
llarprr'a Matailne, One Yrar, 1100
llariier'a WrrklJ, " 4
llarprr i llr, '' "0
llarprr'a Touiif Prople, " HW
Puataite Proa to all .,H,.erll.era In Ihe t'lilleil
Hlatoa, Catiaila ami Meileo.
Aihlreaa, IIAKPKII A llltKTUKIIS.
P. o. Hoi U'ai. N. Y Clly
Harper's Bazar
IN 1805.
Kleaaut ami eielu.ivo ileal4'a fur Onl tlmir
ami Iu imir I' ilett. a. il awn frmn Wnrih imalela
by Samlix anil Chaoula. arnau lmaira I Nature,
i TV-aa ppoar eveiy week aeoouiiAi,iHl by mm.
utanWriplnma ait it tall. "Our Pane l at
her,' by Katharine ile Puree!, la weekly trail,
ieertpluf the laleat alypa anil eaprl'"a III lha
' itliate. Dmler lha luail nf "Now Vork Kaaluona.''
i plain duoi'tio a ami full (airtieular. are fivou aa
Iu ahei-oe, taliriea triiiimiue, ami aroNMMirt e of
th. I'll-Inn, of W IUIre.nl w uiinll. "I hlhP
raii'at'lii hma" rweete praeloal atlnnllun. A
fiirnnn' lly 'all-It! aheet Hiipploineul enab na
i re.ilera In rut ami make Imir ow enw a. The
: win an who takaa lUltl'Hl 5 II A Ml la pr.
: iareil lur every iaM'a.1 "i In life, ooraiminmue or
, it fnrinal, where beautiful line- la r,Ul.l'a.
An Allien, an Serial "Dr. tV.rnrk a Oauah
fera," by llalweea Haul Ila! Pavia, a.lr,i'i m.val
'of Ainerirnn life, partly laul In Peinai Uaeia
i anil aiy in the fur rtuulli, will ocrupy the laal
hair nt tt.o r-. r
"My Laify N,,li,,li," an lutetuwly eirilin,
imyel, b la-irtnu Maa tone author of "OiMl'a
Fia.l, I'ne tlrmler Illor." eto.. will bela Ihla
yeat.
Kaaaya ami Mia'lal ( hata To Ihla il-par'mant
Sitalor will i-oi.lnbui.i bar charm llm papeieon
" hat We rw lining" in New V"rk aoci-t).
Auaweraloi oriiwiMM tleiila. tJiiw"llona receive
the iere..i,al atloiitiun of the atliior. a tl are an.
aweie l at th , iarln.it aalble ilate after Ihilr
meet pi.
Semi fur Ulna rate.! l'nielua.
Th V" ilinea of iho Hat r Ixstinwllh the fl at
Nllinliar for Ja uary of eau'h year. When no
tltlla la III inlOUieil, allllaerilitloua will hetflO With
the Niluilier ourreii! at tho tune of repelf! of
ooler.
CI th Caae for No li voluioe, uilbla f ir biml
1 k, will be aent by mail mmIii,, on ruinpl of
(I llleaeh 1 lllo-paae ami Iml'I aell! on appll.
eat'on.
Iteuiltlaiiree ahoiild lie mail" by PililHee
Mutie) Onler or 1) aft, to av ..i etianiHi uf loae.
HAItl'KllS PKIIIliDICAI.S
lltariH'a M,ia.ii, One Year, ft 0
Htaraa'a Wai,y, " I ID
llAHiitH'a Htitn. " 4 10
H lai-ita'a VoI'nu Pf'i'i.K. " I W)
I'uataire Krea to all aulwcrlti re in the United
rlniee Canaila ami Mellon.
A, hire HAIIPKIl.t IIIUII'IIKIIS,
P. O. Hi i N Y City
Harper's Weekly
IN 1895.
lIM.t'Klt'S WKi KLV i .iri..rtiil hiMonrtif
til tiil.iM, It rmr-ti(n Dvmjr ltilMirtnl ?fit
irotni(l), o, timU'l) 1 -irtlinii(v l) in llliwtfft
tioft ftinl (1 m'piiit'V of il, tiitfhtnt unU .
Th inni.il r ! wlnrh. ihir it Im4, it Umm trrHtd
th i'Uw tio MmlwHjr HtnkM mp. tlm t luna -Ju
fttioa War. t'i (lit hum mil of Ititht It wtw liU
i thrnw on Cor tli ihMaiiI mtMiiiH ii wu ill.
r -( t thif I ti l"-k' nwn nontnr. ,riiritnt'l
nf iln ttlni- ! tMiuiulliH r(iHiiiri, Jul) n lUlt'ti.
tlm iliNiititj'ii nltt writr mnl corrin nlnt. Inu
Im'mii imiiI to ttit will f wi', mill (h rti Jninwl Uf
V ). tAdlilon, III- wil-kfnwn A tnnrKnn nrtit,
nnw far niHitv titm rilitit ti Jtti'in, win jnui
tMirii nnif ntl t' ni iiicnili witli ,lr. lUlph ID
n Hum to IUHI Kit' Wi Khl.Y rxclu.n. in
foniiniiiMi nim illiut ntio
luniif I Mi i I'TMry Titnl iinntinn will h it 1ft
ni'cl w th viMirr Hint w ttiou prrjuiliri in lltt
(liiorml coluniir , mill alim m i'inl nrtmli Uf
hm hitdiimt nu' linn im in imi h iliirtint'iit,
I' rtimlM t t Mih int'n himI womu lnir mnkiiti(
Ihn ory nml p wrfnlHnl rniitiu i til.tirnl cur
tiinti- will roii 1 1 mi in rliuntcittriwli ftttnrnn,
I hit MiiNy or'd. wilti tin kfti K' i k illy ruin
mtml it iht liHtir iluthtfM uf th i ,y( will fitim n
li rKuUr tliiitrf inn, t
KiniMni. I h r wilt ln two txiwitrful (ti U,
tntidln.il' in.-ly illiiMrM'i Tli Kml CiNkwIfi,
il Ntirrititf r tnnnra of "'lil-'ii imh hy Niuily J.
W it) innn. cit-l h novel uf N- w ork( ntit!iH tlm
H f M Kn I.Mr, hy llrrtmlnr MH 'nwn -iwv ml
riiivililtM, ni i (I inn ny hIihii HUirim hy popular
writr.
Hi'hI for UlimtriitiMl l'rimpirtii,
TIih Volnmin of (I.H WK KI.Y hotfin with Ihn
llrtt NimiiImt for .lit nil ry of iwirli )ir. Whjn txi
tintH in inntion il. r4iihtri(tiiiiiM wil Itvtftn with
Ihf Nuinh r curri'iit at thu tnnn uf iitoipt of
onliir.
M Hi i ii for ihi h Tolnmn. miiinh m for bind-
ilW, Will )( H-tlt ll tllHll, poMlll'illl. IMI IlvCl lpt of
ll.uii'.irh, 1 it I ti pkh Kiici Inilm Mint on Hppli
cHtmn, ltiHiiiilti(v Hliiiuld Imi tnniU hy PimtnllloA
Minify Onlwr or l)mft. to tvoul i'lm tin of Iomm.
II AHl'Klt'S I'tUIODK'ALH.
lUltl'KH'H AHAINK, Onn Ymir f I (IU
Haiii'ku'h Wkkki.y, 4 u
1 1 aki'rh' 4 Maah. " 4 no
II ahi'kii'm Yuitno I'kopi.f, " iiq
lW-iiKtt Frt to nil itilmi-'ilMTH in tho Unitvd
H'uIim.Cii hiIhhiuI ,M.xiim,
AiUlnmt IIAHI'KIt HKOTH I' ItH.
I. il Hoi ttrU, N. . Clly.
Oregon Pacific Railroad
CIIAS. (JLAItK, ltcooivor.
Direct Iiinii Quick dispatch
Low froiVht ruti) bdtwoi.'n Wil
lamotto Valley points and San
FranciHco.
OCEAN STicAoTER SAILINGS.
Steamship " HOMER."
This Comimnv reservtis ih
right to chango sailing date with
out noli co.
For freicht and Dassnntrcr rnfj
apply to any agent.
AS UIjA ItK. nm vaa
Chas. J. Ilendrys, Son tt Co..
ios. Ly a, Market St., a. F.
mm