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THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OKEGCXN".
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
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Always nak for th fnmous General
Arthur cipar. Eflborg-Gunit Cigar Co.,
f cnerSI ngente, Portland. Or.
f F. P. TliompEon, dealer in tobncco,
cigars, fruit, candies anil nuts. 2G0 B
ticot.
tt'ntld & Mnlthlcn, drugisti, 2715
KubsoII 8t., Hill block, Porltund. Or.
Knhn Bro., dealers in hides, fun
nd wool. 101 Fiont Btroot, Portlnmi,
Or.
G. Dnnielson, watchmaker, JowoUt
and diniuoiul-Bcttor, 140 Sixth street,
Portland, Or. All work guurniiteod.
N. E. Kownn, 181 Mndleon Btrcot,
dealer in cigars, tobacco, fruits, can
dies, pop, ico cicatii and ginger nlo.
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Call nt A. T. Smith, Grocer, 074
Wnnliliu'tnii Btrcot. cornor West Paik.
Columbia 'phono 157. Oregon wain
443.
Jno. P. Sharkey, monnfneurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work; importer of saddlery, hardware,
whips, padB, etc. C5 Union avo., Port
laud, Or.
Entorpriso Pickling Worka Catsup,
plcklea, vinegar, sauces, cider, idiib
tarda, cliow chow, etc. T. 8. Flnnt
(tan, proprietor, Kuat Alder street and
Union avenue Portland, Or. TeU
phone, white No, 4.
K. Nelson, dea'iar in ataplonnd fancy
jtocoriefl, 405 Washington street, cor
Mr Thiitoonth, Portland, Or. Orrgoa
ttd 1014; Columbia 101.
Storllntt and Yalo lilcyclon, chain
and chainloaa, fllo to $7G; cash or in
itallmont. '1)9 wuhuls for milt. Dun
ton & Co., 1110 Sixth Btrcot.
llocklngor & Co., dealers In new and
second-hand goods, furnituto, atovea,
tinwaro, hardwato, glmnwuro and
rockery. Untight sold and exchanged.
HO and 83 Union avenue, Kant Side,
Portland, Or.
Ernest Geialor, manufacturer and
dealer in high-grado Havana cigars and
tobacco. Sulournom and factory:
J(S9 iN'orth Sixth atreot, oppoaito
Union depot, Portland, Ox, llox trails
spocialty.
Tim Western Oyster Houbj, 8am
Alnckin, ptopiiutor. Oysters and
crawfish, wholesalo and retail. 13y
tint gallon, (3; by tliu pint, 2D conts.
352 Washington Btrcot, betweon Sua
end and Tliitd. Tuluphonu brown 434.
G. A. Alvord, photographer. Studio,
J86 Moiribon Hlieet, went end ol
bridgo, Portland, Or. Our prices:
Cabinet, caibou IIiiIhIi, $1 and 2 per
dozen; smaller h'izch, 0 for 26 cent?.
All woik llrat-olasB.
When you build rcu Lewis & Lewis,
routraetors and builders. Oiegon Tul
tphoiiu 1,005 Green. Speoinl attention
paid to jobbing and repairing stairs
tud vtairliuilding. 1107 Madison street,
between Fifth and Sixth, Portland.
Or.
H. Herrman & Company, dealers in
sll kimlM nt cord wood and coal. Or
ders will ret-oivo prompt attention.
Our sttmiii wood mw sent to any part
of the city on hliort notice. Yard, up
j'osito narrow gaugo depot, Water
ilreel, hetwoen Clay and Colunibiu,
Telepliouo No. H8!l, Portland, Or.
King up Dr. Darling, 2(11 Morrison
street, cor. Thiid and Munition, over
McAllen it MuDouiiell'K. Ofllcu
hours. 10:110 to 13 a. in.; 1:110 to 5 p.
qi. At residtiueo. H. lltlh i.ud liul-
mout stieets, morning and evenings.
Kcsidoiii'o 'phones, Oregon, bluo 87G;
Uoluinbiu, 6137; otlluo 'phono, Colum
bia 14.
Lako CharleH IIouho, 89 North Fifth
street, Portland. 'Jhoioest brands of
wines, liquors and cigars.
Everybody aniokrs tho celebrated
Monogram and Pumiuiu cigars. V
kvo no counl.
The A. D. T. Mei-songor Co. Is tho old
ft and best service of the kind in tho
town. Headers of the Now Age, give
thoin tho preference.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
mortgages bought. 8. W. Kiug, room
45, Washington building.
15. 11. Moorehoiiho fc Company, (inc.)
1803 w.ili paper; paiuts, oils, var
nishes, and room mouldings. 1105 Al
der street, between Fifth and Sixth,
Portland, Or.
Marino drug store, O. A. Watson,
proprietor, 81 North Third street, Port
land, Oregon, ,
To liavo your prescription carefully
compounded of purest drugs and chem
icals and by competent pharmacists is
what tho public expects of u tlrst class
drug btoro, ami this is what tho public
gets at the pharmacy of S. W. Aldrich,
Sixth and Washington streets,
Ann Arbor Homo Uakery, M.
Shiells, proprietor, 1117 Morrison
'reot, Portland, and 4011 Union avenue
r. Sacramento, Albina. Home-iuiuu
bread, cakes and pies, linked beans
ind Huston Brown Bread every Satur
day, Telephone Ited 1843; Tulephono
Rod an.
Tlio finest plaoo in tho oity to obtain
fist quality cigursJ tobacco and emo
era' articles is thut of Rosenthal
Jludd, at 287 and 287 Washington
street, betweon Fourth and Fifth.
Oivo thsso genial dealers n call when
you wish anything lu their Una. Tela
yhona Mulu 75.
ItEOON BKABS WORKS,
JJrass, Dell And Composition Castings.
Aluminum ntnl Phosphor Bronze.
Steam, Hand and Deck Pumps.
O. A. LAK1.V
Telephone 675,
C9 SECOND STREET NORTH
Det. Davis and Everett PORTLAND. OK.
ALBINA LUMBER COMPANY
JtnimfftcHircr-. of mid wliolocnlo and retail
dealulu In nil klnih of rough mid dressed lum
ber. Mill nml )vrcls on rnllroad and rlvci
f.ront, foot of Jtnndolpli St.
pAXTON, IIKAUII & HIMUN
Attorncys-at-ljiw.
610 Chamber of Commerce,
Portland Oregon.
mllE FAVOK1TE- W
Cor. Tou-th and Couch Streets,
ncn nil nlijlit. Col. Tel. mi. It. V. 1'attcrsoa
l'roirIetor.
pOLUMUIA WOOD YAltD-
l'oot of E. Stnrk.
Fir, Oak and Ash wood, bpt quality. Wood
awed to order. All ordrs promiitly attoudod
o. Tel. 6011.
DO NOT rOUOKT TO PATRONIZE TUB
Bnlciii sieiun I.niuidry. New proccn;inow
Biaclilticry : tow rntes.
1EOROE P. LENT-
ATTORNEY-AT-IiAW.
205 Morrison St. - PORTLAND, Oil.
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C. NOON RAO CO.
Manufacturers nnd Importers of
BAGS. TWINES. TENTS AND AWNINGS,
1'I.AUS AND MIN1NU HOSE.
BnpKlng Mnterlnl, t'anvn, Sail MakltiR In all
ItsllrniieliL'd, Cotton Duck, Conlne, etc.
32-at N. l'lrat St. nnd 'J1U.'.'I2-'J1I-'J10 Couch St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
THE ARION
It. IIRAAK, Prop.
Kino Wines, l.iiiiorn and Clirnrs. Scotch
leu's liendqliarters. Latent purlodiraU and
magnrlnet on llle. 'tM Vuiiihill St., Portland,
Or. Oregon 'phone black 'JMJ; Columbia 'is.
F.8. DUNNING....
Undertaker and Embalmer
DUNNINO III.OUK,
4UEat Alder, cor. East Sixth.
Oregon Telephono
East 6'.'.
Columbia Totophoni
IHf WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO,, OE NEW YORK
A policy holders' company.
Its contractu are plain, short, easily under,
stood.
Incon tctluliU1 after one oar.
Noii-forft'ltablu after three yean.
Heuour Portland agency, Washington build
In g.
C. L. FAY, General Agent.
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
Bornstoln's Art Store,
807 Washington street lift. Fifth and Slxtb
PORTLAND ORKdON.
B. B. RICH
103 THIHU ST.
POHILAND HOTEL
CIGARS
FOURTH AND M0MIIS0N ST.. POIITLANO, Oft
gp W. J. RILEY
Gun Store.
Revolvers, Ffsldng Tackle, Pocket Cutlery
and Gun Implements.
....CAAIERAS "AND KODAKS....
Repairing aHpoela'tv. All Workduiirauteed
All KluiUiif Antniiiuillou In. Stock and leaded
to Order. ,
07 Third Stroot, Porlland, Or.
Tl
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HENDR CKSEN A HARM, Props.
..Sailmakers..
Flags and Larre Tents a Specialty.
Horse, Wagon and waterproof Coven.
Hammocks and Camp Furniture.
27 FIRST ST, NORTH
Bet. Burnslde and Couch, Portland, Or.
WellJCon'tKnow
Mr. Johnson, you
don't know
WHAT'S GOOD
If ycu have never
tried
ACME
WHEAT
FLAKES..
We are headquarters oc
the Pacific Coast for
Ralson Health CluL
Foods,
513K
Grano, Acme Rolled Oats,
Health Process Whole
Wheat Flour,
RGV1E JVHIiliS GO.
20-22 N. Front St.
JtUW, PORTUKD. oa.
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M I C3 fcy I
yAiwitgy
3
fAziryAS
lltEMONT HOUSE '
Bercnth and Everett Etf.
PORTLAND - - OREGON
Opposite Now Ciutom J louse.
RATES $1 PER DAY
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KNItV I1KWKTT Jb CO.
Flrnnnd Marino Insurance.
Rooms 20 and 27 Sherlock UuRdlng, Corner
Third and Oak Streets.
Portland Oregon.
K. Mtuison.
E. Munon.
mllE ANIIEUSER ni'BCII Fine lunch every
JL ilny. Rest beer on earth. Fine wines, liq
uor and chrars. Ml Morrison St., cor. Second,
Portland, Or.
TMASTERN OYSTER HOUSE
ED. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Crawfish, when In seaioti, cooked In wine.
312 Washington St., near Sixth.
OrcRon Phono Red 1WI. PORTLAND, OR.
Columbia l'hotiu 77. .
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TREIRIQ & IIUMASON'3 1'HAIIMACY-
Corncr 2nd and WaOilncton flt. Strictly
high Krndo medicines at lowest prices. Money
saved by pntrouizlug us.
OUN 8 A LOO N-
For fine wine, liquors and cigars call nt 203
Third St. J. 11. Moore, Prop.
F.
M. KOONTZ-
Wholesalo and retail mnnnfncturcr of Sad
dles, ilrldlcn. Fur nnd Cnlf Skin Shaps, Leather
Suspenders, Ladies' and UOiiU" Kelts American
Hand Stamped.
07 First Street
PORTLAND. OR.
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7M. 8. LAUTHERS-
Plano, 8nfo and Furniture Mover. ,
HON. Third Street Portland, Or.
Telephones, Col. 409, Oregon Red 1801.
mllE LA GRANDE CREAMERY CO.
RUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.
All Goods Retailed nt Wholesale Prices.
201 Yamhill St., near Third,
Phones: Oregon, Main 770. PORTLAND, OR.
Columbia, Hi).
A.
T. LEWIS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Room CM, Chnmbor of Commcrco
PORTLAND, OR
25
PER CENT SAVED ON DRUGB AND
MEDICINES at
ACME PHARMACY,
CuMtnto Druggists.
21 North Third sticot. Thlnd and Uurnsldo.
U. K. Arnold. Notaries Publlo Hairy O. Iloyd
BOYD .t ARNOLD
(ieneral Agents Hainburg.Ilremcn Flro In
surance Co. Oillce: No, lie: First htreet, near
Btutk, Portland, Oregon.
?)OVEY IlltOS. GLASS CO.-Manufacttireri
of Art Stained (llaxs for Chnrclici, Dwell
ug and Pulillo llulldlugs.
Rent, Hoveled, Emtoied and Ground Glass.
43 to CI N. Sixth St., Portland, Or.
OTEWART A WINBLOW
....CONTRACTORS....
Shop 20 North Sixth Street.
TT LOKEY-PLI'MIIINO, GAS AND STEAM
i"l , illitiug. Jobbing promptly attended to.
No. t'.i:i tilUnii Street, beteuu lUth and Htli,
Portland, Or.
I RTISTIC MONtlMENTS IN NATIVE AND
A foreign inarblo and granite: new and orig
inal deMciiK II. J. HI.AI.MMi. Olllco and
winks l'07 Third ktreet, near Mndltou.
r L. IIONEYMAN-NO. 0JJ,' FIRSTSTREET,
I, Portland, Or.
Houso 110111111? Agency.
Real Etato and Loans.
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r I). M'INTOSH
('onfeetionerv. Tobaeco and Clears.
151 Sixth btreet, on your walk from tho hotel.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
TJLACKHI'RN, NELSON & MAGERS-D. R.
J) N. RIackburn, Attorney-General for stato
Ot Oregon; D. It. Nelson, J. E. Magers Attor
neys at Law. Rotor by permission U. 8. Na
tional bank, Portland, Or.: First National
bank, McMinuvlllo, Or.; First National bank,
Albany, Or. Practleo In nil courts of Oregon
and District, Circuit and Supremu Court, U. S.
Rooms 31, :U, 83 Sherlock building. Telephone
Columbia 7!. M. It. Donley. Chief Law Agent
Southern Railway Co., Waslitngtou, D. O.
'HUE MOI1ILE ,
L Ovster and Tamalo Parlors. Crawfish
-ooked in tho best of w lues. Prlvato rooms foi
adlet. Ernest Neukomm, Mgr., 1HJ Third St.,
Portland, Or. Oregon Telephono Rlack'JtfSl.
SIMON 11ROS.,
290 FIRST ST.
Wholesale and retail fruits. Poultry killed
and drooil to order. Fish at all seasons,
llho us a call.
EASTERN OREGON FEED AND SALE
!i stable. Special accomodations for sale
orses. Special assistance given to persons
having horses tor sale, ami no commUtlon
charged, S. Mouahau. Proprietor, Comer Sec
ond nud Main streets, Portland, Or.
pUB ANI BCOTT
A first-class resort. Family entrance. 83J
Washington St., corner Seventh, Portland,
Newly Renovated. Neatly furnished.
J1.00 TO fl.ro PER DAY.
Kc
OTEL OS HORN
J. II. 11AYLOR, Prop.
Hoard for families a specialty. Travelers
should take "S" street car at I'nlon Depot, and
traiufer at Yamhill St. to East Aukauy car.
Cor. East Ash and Grand Ave., Portland, Or,
ALRKR8 Js SCHNEIDER CO.-ll. AI.UKRS,
Pros, and Mgr, Tlios. Schneider, Vice-Pros ,
II. Albers, 8o'y. and Treat. Proprietors l'. S.
Mills and Merchant Roller Mills. Manufaetur.
rrs of Rolled Oats, lint Mal, Flaked Wheat,
liuekttheat Flour, IVarl Parley. Ryo Flour,
Whole Wheat Flour, Com Meal, Re Meal,
Homlnv, Fatlna, Steel Cut heat. Pasto lac-
Homlnv, Patina, MWI tin neai. rasio rac
tory Macaroni, Vermicelli. Spaghetti. Dealow
In ftr.ilii Vlniir. Hav. Milntilr. tH'edt. hie. All
kliuiv.-iill I ith, v....'
corner Main, Portland
l.i...lu Mill L-.....I 111)1... , il," J Vriilll ritr.i.t
Oillce, 'UK.'.! From Street,
I, Or.
M FOSTER A CO.'S 11ANQUET HALL CI
, GARS
llo uonual.
Try thorn. ... , .
The best 10-cout cigar In the market.
THE ROSENFEl.DS.MlTH CO., distributors,
41-43 Front street, Portland, Or.
JR. CHIPMAN-1U FIRST ST., PORT.
J, laud. Or, Real Estate. Farms, Mock
anches, Timber Claims, City Property. Mouey
Loaucd ou Real Estate,
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BARRH0TEL
European and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Stvle.
Nw house, newly furnished, two blocks Irons
L'Mon depot .All the modern Improvements,
fire-proof, hot und cold water, centrally lo
cated. Rates, $i and $1.25 a Day.
Meals 25c, Baths 25c.
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S. Ms BARF!, Proprietor and Owner.
Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portland.
Nortliwest School Furniture Co.
SCHOOL DESKS
AND SUPPLIES
Maps Globes, Charts,
IMnuk Hoards, etc.
School, Olllco, Dank.
Courtiionsc.Churuh and
Hall Furniture.
Opera Chairs.
2'J1 Yamhill Street,
POHILAND, OR.
The Clias. F. Beek Co.
Shipping and
Commission
Agbnib fob THE NORTHERN
ASSURANCE CO.
THE St. PAUL FIRE A
MARINE INS. CO.
importers of Pig Iron, Rails, Coal.
Portland
Curled Hair
Factory
H. METZQER,
Prop.
Manufacturer k
All grades of Curl,
od IVAft for Uphol
sters' Csc.
Genuine Curled
Hair Mattressci
AH of our goods
are guaranteed t
brmndo from pur
Eetcct hair.
Office
226-228 Front St
Portland, Or.
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CARRIAGES, TRAPS. ETC.
TIiIh cclobratptl lino of vehiclrs nr
tho Bttuidunl tlin world over. I nlio
carry a complete line of uiedium-prlcd
vehicles.
Edward H9es
front and Taylor Streets, PORTLAND, OR.
ACME HARVESTER CO.
0. M, BOOTT, Manager.
20J Second St., PORTLAND, OR.
Jobbers of Ilcadorf, Mowers, Bindern,
Bakes, Wagons, uugpies, Plons, liar
rows. Drills and Seeders.
f. W. BROOKE DRUG CO.
67 N. Third Street.
Prescriptions Accurately and
Carefully Compounded
TELEPHONE: COLUMBIA 760.
OREGON RED 186A
The Spalding!
The Most Complete
APARTMENT HOUSE
In the Northwest.
Under the management of the owner..
HELEN R SPALDING.
Particular attention given to tourists and
transient custom.
350 Alder, S. E. Corner Park.
TOU CI.ATSKANIK AND WAY LANDINOS
' steamer ti. W, Shaver. Leaves Portland
8iinda. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5 j. m.
Leaves Clatskaute Mouda, Wednesdays, and
Prtdaxs at 6 p. ! arriving at Portland at 3 a.
m. ou Ttuday, Thursday and Saturday. Wharf
and otllee foot of WashitiKton stteet. Steamer;
to eharter for excursions and frelxhtlnif of all
Wind. Log, aud all Wind ot heavy ami light
t0W,"B'siUAVKU TRANSPORTATION' CO.,
Phone Wl. J. W. SHAVKlt, Manager.
TOUN MANS1NQ
ATTOIINKY-AT.L.VW.
26-27 McKay Bulldlug, PORTLAND, OREQOJ
Columbus Bug?
BLUFF WON TEE DAY.
GOOD AS A LETTER OF CREDIT
IN EUROPE.
It Wouldn't Hnvo Worked In A'merl
cn, but in the Little Nice Hotel lx
Carried livery till tin Ilefore It -As
aurnncc of a Yankee tourlat.
"Iloro fit homo bltilt doesn't count roi
nnicli," snid u globe trotter, "but I'm
telling you Unit a good, stiff bluff, with
a cheeky American behind it, Is worth
n lot of money lu Europe. Wheu I got
nroiuid to Nice Inst year the best hotels
were crowded nud 1 hnd to tnke up
with n sinnll room. Ou the snme Moor
was a Gemma who was occupying a
suite, though not Bpcudlug much mon
ey or puttiug ou any great style. One
day thero was a great row. The laud
lord hnd aBked him as a particular fa
vor to vacate for a new-comer, and, of
course, tho mau didn't propose to be
turned out. Tho In milord coaxed and
argued, and the German growled aud
muttered, nnd I followed them down to
the olllco to seo how it would come out.
At the desjc was an Amerlcau I had
ruu across lu Venice a buyer for a
Chicago dry-goods house. .nen the
landlord aud tho German bognu to
gabble in chorus tho buyer pulled a
blank check from his pocket nud reach
ed for a pen and Bald:
" 'All this talk Is of no use. I wnnt
rooms here. I will buy tho hotel nnd
select my Btilte. Sir, what Is your cash
price for tills hotel?"
" 'You would buy the hotel!' exclaim
ed tho landlord, as ho threw up his
hands In surprise.
'Grounds nnd all, and I want It to
day. How much a million threo or
four,? Aud whnt tinmc shall I All In
on" tho check?'
"Say, now," laughed the tourist, "but
you ought to have seen that thing
work Tho German had determined to
bo ugly about It, but when ho bumped
up ngalust a man who had as soon pay
four millions as oue for what he fan
cied ho felt awed aud humbled and
ready to quit. Tho landlord figured
that to turn nway such a Croesus
would ruin his house, and It wnnu't
half an hour before the bluffer was
Installed In tho Btilte and tho Gormun
was chucked out Into n dog holo on tho
top floor. And that wasn't all, mind
you. When they sent tho buyer a bill
based on his supposed millions he got
up nnd threatened to buy up tho town
and start six soap factories to running,
and they cut every Item in two nnd
begged Ills pardon to boot. I don't be
lieve that chap had $1,000 In his name,
but ho just walked over everything and
everybody for two weeks, nnd It was
current gossip that he owned the whole
of Chicago aud a good sliaro of St.
Louis aud Cincinnati. Nothing but
cold bluff which wouldn't hnvo taken
him Into an American dance hall as n
dead-head, but it wan equal to a let
ter of credit for 51,000,000 over thero."
-Seattle Times.
FIGHTING GUY HENRY.
Was One of the llruvcat Soldiers Who
1 vor Wore tho ltluc.
Deatli mustered out of the service In
the country lu Gen. Guy V. Henry one
of tho braest soldiers and most pic
turesque characters who ever woro tho
blue. General Henry more than nny
other nrniy otllcer, perhaps, tilled tho
roinancu writer's Idea of a "beau
sabreur." During ids long army career
he was almost constantly with the
cavalry, and lie was always at the foro
front of a charge. At Cold Harbor ho
led a brigade across an open bullet
swept Held. Midway of tho chnrgo ho
was wounded and his liorso was killed.
He mounted another horse nud led ou.
Ills seeoud steed wns killed Just as, in
obedience to Henry's spur, It roso to
Jump ovl-r tho enemy's entrenchment.
Tho rider fell wounded within the
Hues of tho foe. For this Congress
gave him a medal of honor. General
Henry fought tho Apaches in tho early
'70s, and a few years later was shot
OKN. OUY V. IIKKItY.
through tho head in a battlo with tho
Sioux. Ho recovered, ami later on took
thtt Held again against the same Indi
ans. As Lieuteannt Colonel, General
Henry wns lu command of tho Ninth
Cavalry In tho Held ngalust tho Sioux
in 1S00. Ills black troopers Idolized
him. Oue day under his leadership
they had mndo a forced march of tlfty
miles from beyond tho Whito It Ivor.
They hnd eaten only a little bread nud
n cup of coffeo each. Word camo that
tho Seventh Cavalry was surrounded.
Henry looked at his Jaded men and
asked his Junior otlicers to sound tho
temper of tho troopers. Would they
follow him to the relief of tho Seventh?
When tho colored men found out that
Henry wished them to follow they
sprang to their saddles nud rodo after
him as though, as some ono expressed
It, they were going to a ball, nenry
and his rueu rode altogether about
nighty miles that day, and the Seventh
wns saved. General Henry woro the)
army's medal of honor for conspicuous)
gallantry. Ho never held nny bureau,
positiou. He was a lighting soldlctt
pure and simple, being better a
qualutcd with the frontier camp than
with tho streets of tho city of Wash
ington. WELL-DRESSED MEN'S WEAR.
Ecvernl Novelties) in Appnrcl Which
Hove Lately Ilcan Introduced
Several novelties have lately been In
troduced in men's wear. In shirts tho
stripes, which nre brood, -run up and
down. The pattern that will bo tho
craze with fashionable dressers Is an
up and down strlpo with largo figures
of crowns, lions, or fleur do lis. Tho
colors nre bright. In nil the best shirts
the attached cuff Is going out of stylo
and tho square corner Is returulng.
Two new collars will bo Introduced,
nnd extreme dressers will mnke them
popular nt once. The "Wun Wing" la
n combination collar, having ono sldo
of the front cut perfectly Btralght,
while the other has n turn-over wing
with the broad end uppermost Tho
Fnborl Is a wing collar with tho front
closely spaced; tho wings nro cut to n
SOME SUOOnSTIONS.
new pattern nnd have tho broad ends
uppermost. The high turn-down collar
with slightly rounded corners will bo
the most popular collar this winter.
Four-lu-hauds will be tho popular
tie, although tho puff will bo worn.
In Btrlng ties the butterfly cuds will bo
the rage. In socks, stripes will bo tho
thing, although embroidered socka
will bo worn by "the" dressers. Tho
stiedo glove, In light colors, Is swclL
In kids dark tans will be popular.
WHITE A BRAVE OFFICER,
Commander at Lndyamlth Ha a Moat
Ilrilllant Military Kccord.
General Sir Georgo Stownrt Whito
Is n holder of the Victoria cross, a
grand commander of tho Indian em
pire, a grand commander of tho Bath
and a grand commander of tho Star of
India. Ho has been quartermaster
general to tho Ilrltlsh army since 180S.
His career from tho time when ho en
tered the army until he started for
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OKNKItAI. Hilt OhOltOK S. WHITE.
South Africa had been n most distin
guished one.
An Irishman by birth, having been
born lu tho County Artrlm In 1835,
White was educated at tho Royal
Military Academy at Sandhurst nud
entered the army as n subaltern In
185'). He saw active service almost at
once. Ho served during the Indian
mutiny with his regiment, tho Itoynl
Iunlskllllug fuslleers. obtaining a
medal and clasp for gullnntry. Appoint
ed a captalu lu 1803 and a major ten
years later, ho went through tho Af
gliau war with tho Gordon highland
ers and was present nt tho battlo of
Charasia, tho occupation of Kabul, tho
expedition to Mnldan, the capture of
Taktl Shah and ou tho march from Ka
bul to Ciuulahar.
Afterward Sir Georgo was appointed
military secretary to tho viceroy of In
dia, and In 18S1 became nontenant col
onel of tho famous Gordon highland
ers. Four years later ho was colonel
of that regiment. Ho was sent with
tho regiment to Egypt, whoro ho and
his men distinguished themsolves, nnd
in tho Burmeso wnr of 1885 ho com
mnnded n brlgnde. For his services In
that campaign ho was promoted to bo a
major general and received tho spe
cial thanks of tho government of India.
Afterward ho conducted tho successful
expedition Into Schob and from 1893
uutll last year wns commander In chief
of tho British forces In India.
A Quoer Thlnir.
You have probably noticed, if you nra
n man, that wheu your tie gets loose
It luvarlably slips round to tho left
This Is because you uso your right sldo
during n day about llvo times ns much
as your left. This movement rebuts
on your shirt-collar, causing It and
your tie to move lu tho opposite direc
tion. Tho muscles on an average man's
right side have more than doublo
strength of those ou his left side; In
fact, so great Is tho disproportion In
development, that by tho tlmo a man
or womnu reaches 40 the right side la,
eveu to tho eye, more fully developed
than tho left, nnd In many cases this
di8proporationato growth Is highly ln
Jurlous to health, ns It Is liable to fore
tho interior organs out of place.
Soiiv- men are ot no uso until the;
die, and Velr life insurauco becouitf"
an asset
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