"f?ftW?T''it
THE mEVt AGKB, PORTIiAJND, OBMGOK.
What are Humors?
Ihey an vitiated or morbid fluids court
lng the veins and affecting Uio tissues.
Thty are commonly duo to defective diges
tion bat aro sometimes Inherited.
now do they manifest themselves f
In many forms of cutaneous eruption,
sail rheum or eczema, pimples and bolls,
..nd m weakness, languor, general debility.
How are they expelled T By
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which also builds up the system that has
suffered from them.
It to tho best medicine for all humors.
Love Idealizes.
AM aetlvo lovo iloalizo -that is, bocb
and loves tho Ideal of tho ldved ono.
Often, indeed, tlio absorption in the
ideal k bo comploto that tho outer Ufa
ia mistakenly suposcd to bo identical
with it, thus opening tho way to shock
and bittor disappointments.
I (imsnre IMmi's Cure fdr Coiiaiitinitlon
Mvfd my life three years neo. Mrs. Tiiog.
JIohsihs. Mnple street, Norwich, N. Y
Feb 17, ICOOj !
A Lawyer's Fine Distinction.
A lawyer was passing along tho street
carrying under IiIh arm a law book
when ho was accosted by a friend.
"Hal Mr. Ulnnk, and whero aro you
going to preach today?" "I don'
preach, I practice," replied tho lnwyer.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Booth
Inc Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during tho teething poriod.
A Delusion.
Willie Thofco gold ObIi you eenl
homo aro fakes.
SiniHon How do you know?
"Why, I took them out of tho water
and thoy turned brown in 15 minutes."
Tho wico ones uso Hamlin's Wizard
Sil for Ithcumatism and Pain ; tho fool
h ones try experiments.
Animal.
"Bridget, did tho dog cat much whon
ho got into tho pantry?"
"Bhuro, mum, he nto ovverythingbut
Iho dog blskit;
BITC i'crtnanciillr Ouroi. Ho flu 0 ncrroumce
si lU altrrllnt linr'. i.-of lir, KIIn'(lrrt Norn
Jlostw. Snl far I'll KU 82.00 trl.l lHttlr.n. trcU.
lis. 1.H. II KLICK.I.II..VJIArclidL.l'lilMelrlilf,lt.
, In Nautical Tcrmi.
Parson Ych, on 0110 occasion I mar
ried four couples in a qunrtor of un
hour. Quick work, wasn't it?
Nautical Young Lndy Yea, rather.
Sixteen knots un hour. London Punch.
Contagious
Blood Poison
There is no poison so highly contagious,
o deceptive and so destructive. Don't be
too sure you are cured because all external
signs of the dincasc have disappeared, and
the doctor says you are well. Many per
sona have been dosed with Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pro
nounced cured to realize when too late
that the disease was only covered up
f. Begot. UK.. &
out again, and to their sorrow and mortifi
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them have been infected by this loath
some disease, for no other poison is so
-nueiy transmuted ironi parent to cmia
as this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofulu' or severe akin disease,
an old 6ore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
nearly Tho Sin of tho Parent.
life, for it retinitis smoldering in the sys
tem forever, unless properly treated and
driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only remedy known that can over
come it and drive it out of the blood, and
it doc., this so thoroughly and effectually
that there is never a return of the disease
to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards.
gf tjfe 0km cures Contagious Dlood
f Ifc " Foison in any and all
iW fck ik stages; contains no
A Q L mineral to break down
mW r WmW your constitution ; it is
Surely vegetable and the only blood purl
er known that cleanses the blood and
at the same time builds up the general
health.
Our little book on contagious blood
poison is the) most complete and instruc
tive ever l&siicu; u nut umy tens uu
about this disease, but also how to cure
Yourself at home. It is free and should
be in the hands of everyone seeking a
cure. Send for it
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WIT THAT AVKRTrO A RIOT.
John Ilroniflinm'B Well-Timed Joke
Calmed n Turbulent Crowd.
"There have been a good many sto
ries told of the quick wit of actor who
have turned an aecldeut or a puule or
a row Into a Joke." said Tom Leigh,
the old-time netor. "A good many of
the stories aro fakes, 1 suppose," he
continued, "but some nre true, and
there nre lots that have uever found
their way Into print. The press ugeut
wasn't as numerous or us clever In the
old days as he Is uow.
"I remember an Instnnce In which
John Uroughum earrled off a must dif
ficult situation by n clever bit of Im
provisation and saved the old Winter
Garden from the disgrace of a riot. It
was the first night on which he plnyed
his burlesque 'Columbus' there and the
house was lilted with his frleuds.
"Among the most cuthuslastlc of
these friends were n great crowd of
Fenians, headed by Mahuney, tho mnn
who' lmtl Just then been elected presi
dent of the Irish republic nt the old
Fenian headquarters In 17th street.
There was u Jolllllcntlou In honor of
his election, nml as he was a personal
friend of Brougham's It was natural
l m I he and his followers' should buy
up all the orchestra teals In the house
for the opening ulght, as they did.
"I was In the east, and so was Jack
Stmlly, but If anybody else In the com
pany Is now alive I don't remember
who It Is. I played the part of a big
Indian who first appeared on the singe
as a messenger bringing dispatches
from Washington.
"Just us I came on a discussion that
had sprung up among some of the ex
cited Fenians developed Into a quarrel.
The house was already disturbed and
there was every prospect of a light In
the orchestra In another minute.
"I delivered my message and
Hrouglium replied to me In the words
of the piece:
"'Confound you. have ilonut
"Then Miming from me to the foot
lights he went ou. as If It was a part
of his speech:...
"Or would you like a Imiul of Fenian
brut tiers,
All fame nlmmlmi to defame each other?
If with such suiithiirnts I sent out nny,
Itcineinber I'm hend center here. Ma
honey. "There was a roar of laughter from
the whole house at this, and the Fen
ians Joined In It as heartily its any ono
else. There was no further talk or
Indication of trouble and the play went
on without Interruption." Now York
Bun.
MOVEL CONTRIVANCE
TO OPEN STORE DOORS.
A door opener Is the Invention of M.
J. Donnell, of St. Louis, designed pri
marily for the doors of retail stores at
which boy3 are usually stationed. It
consists of n series of rods connecting
the door with a lever or wheel, which
may be placed any desired dlstatico
from the door. By pulling the lever
or turning u wheel the operator opens
and closes the door noiselessly, and
ono boy can nttend to a number of
doors connected In the same manner,
All the mechanism except the opera-
tlon appliance Is placed under tho floor.
A CoiiKcnlut Culler.
The Maid "Thero Is a gentleman at
the door who wishes to see you
ma'am."
Tho Widow "Docs he look like a
caller, Marie?"
The Mald-"Yes, ma'am."
The Widow "But, Marie, you know
I'm lu full mourning and can't receive
calls."
The Maid "But this Is the young un
dertaker, mn'am."
"Oh, that's very different Show
htm In." Cleveluud Plulu Dealer.
llad Found Ills HtronK Point.
A member of the bar not richly en
dowed with Intellect after years of
brleflessness married a rich widow.
She died. Again be sought a bride
with a large dower and again became
a widower. Then be thought be would
return to bis long neglected profession.
He approached on old friend, who bad
meanwhile become a judge of the Su
preme Court, and asked wbat In bla
opinion would be the wisest course for
him to pursue. "Stick to the probate
and matrimonial," said the Judge.
Futility Pride.
"Mr. Cutnrox la only suffering from
an ordinary cold, I believe," said the
sympathetic visitor,
"Well," answered Mrs. Cutnrox.
"we've done our best to keep It from
being ordinary. We've sent for the
most expenslre physician In the city."
Washington Star.
Where Hats Come Prom.
Hat dealers buy principally from the
English and Italian markets. England
furnishes stiff and Italy soft huts.
They now say that bad grammar Is
a disease. We are afraid we haye It.
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Sick Women
Kra. Vaantlno Tmllm How
lytHa Em Pkikham'm Vogota
blm Compound Ovrod Hmr
Happiness will go out of your lif
forever, my sister, if you havo any
of the symptoms mentioned in Mrs.
Valentine's letter, unless you act
promptly. Procure Lydia E. Fink
nam's Vegetable Compound at onto.
It is absolutely sure to help you. Thon
write for advice if there is anvtbinsr
about your case you do not under
stand. You need not bo afraid to tell tho
things you could not explain to tho
doctor your letter will bo seon only by
women. AH the persons who see priv
ate letters at Mrs. Pinkham's Labora
tory, at Lynn. Mass., aro women. All
letters are confidential and advico abso
lutely free.
Hero is the letter: "It ia with
pleasure that I add my testimony to
your list, hop
ing it may in
duce others to
avail them
selves of tho
benefit of your
valuable rem
edy. Before
talc in p Lydla
E. Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound I
felt very bad
ly.wasterrlbly nervous, and
tired, had sick
headaches, no
appetite,
gnawing pain in stomach, pain in my
back and right side, and to weak I
could scarcely stand. 1 was not able
to do anything. Hod sharp pains all
through my body. licforo I had taken
half a bottle of your mcdlrine, I found
myself improving. I continued its uu
until I hail tnken four bottlss. and felt
so well that I did not need to take any
more I am like a new person, and
your medicine shall always havo mv
praiMs." Mns. W. P. VaiIkntine, 6uo
Ferry Avenue, Camden. N.J.
SSOOO !HhmaldUthlatomtlm
ywwwr M(.n..., Bonutnm.
T53lm . Wnkhmm Madelno Cm
Socltty for Preventing Tubercu!osli.
A Boclcty has been organized in
Moscow, Ilussia, tho members consist
ing of both physicians and laymen, foi
tho purpose of preventing tuberculosa
by putting into practice thoco inciuir
which science has indicated as effective.
ttatk of ohio, city of tolxdo, i ..
Lucas County. j "
Fiunk J. Chunky makes omIi that ho Is the
enlor parterof tlie llrm oft'. J. Umrnby A Co.,
doing busiiii'si In Oto city of Toledo, County
and tilnto aforesaid, anil tlint laid flrra will iiar .
tboiiimot ONK JIUNIiltlU) DOM.AKSforwacli
anu every case ol Catarrli Hint cannot bo ouroU
by tho uto o( Hall's Catarrh Cumr.
I'lUNK J. CHKNBY
Sworn to before me ami subscribed In mr
prcience, thli Ctli day of Decvmbor, A. I). 18M.
Z7Tt A.W.aiXABON,
J--i Abary Publls
Ball's Catarrh Curo la taacn Internally and acts
directly ou tho blood and mncotu surfaces of
tho system. Scud for tentlmonlbli, frco.
olj, , K.J.CIIKNEY A CO., Toledo. O.
8oldbydruKi;Uts,7Sc.
Halt's Family fills are the best.
The Man-Who.Dldn't-Gct-Orr.
"For deep-laid, underground, double
dyed, contrary meanness, give mo a
woman."
"GoodnessIV What do you mean?"
"They always go to cleaning houso
Just when a man is thinking of going
fishing." Chicago Hearld.
Ilronklrn, N. Y.. Jim. VOili : For many years
Oarllvld Ten, The Herb Cure, hui Im-uii earnllir
a re iilntUin that In tare It Ik UMVKItKAl.I.Y
vraUedl Till remedy iretfiiis utiiiMial al
irncilonilo those In cnrcli of lienlih; It Is
made of IIKH1IH thntcuro In Nature's hv by
ri'inovliiK Hit) cause of dlscHso; It Is I'UllK: It
cleanes .lies) stem, purifies the blood nudes
tnbllsliuin perh'Ci action of Die dlnffllvo or
Kaus. It is equally iiood for youiiK and old.
"The Real Thing.
Sho You don't mean to say pro
fessor, that you havo given up all your
studies in the higher mathematics in
order to play golf?
Professor Yes; I havo. I wanted
something to discipline, my mind.
Ills One Chance.
"Goodness! I do bono our voiinn
mistor won't marry that Miss Strong-
mind."
"I didn't think you took so much
interest in him as to caro very much."
"I'm thinking of myself, that's all.
If ho marries her he'll never havo a
I chance to talk except from tho pulpit,
and then we'll suffer." Phlliulel-
phia Press.
Tho Kind Yon Ilavn Alwnvs
MRS W.P.VALENTINE.
feW M J hi
turo of Gluts. II. Fletcher, and )ms been mado uudcr his
personal supervision for over SO Tears. Allow no ono
to deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
"Just-as-good" are but Experiments, and endanger tho
health of Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops mid Soothing: Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphltio nor other Narcotic
substance. Its apro Is its pitarantco. It destroys "Worms
and allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething; Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Dowels, ,'lviiitr healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears tho
C&azffl&K
In Use
For Over 30 Years.
TMCCNTUM OOMMHV. TT MUfMV
Use Knives In Qiurrels.
In Burnmh in Ceylon, and, though
fortunately in a lesser degroj, in Ma
dras) quarrels aro constantly occurring
in which knives aro broiiirtit into nlav
and serious wounds infllctol, resulting
more than often not in d.'atli. Tho
knives m-ed in Ceylon aro sheath
knives, and for long tho law abiding
community lias been trying to get tho
authorities insist on theso knives being
mado with a button on tho tip. Thoy
would thus bo rendered harmless for
stabbing, while still available for
legitimate ufo.
Motors for Fire Enjlni
Tho first town in England to.do away
with horses at tho firo stations is Kc
cles. Mayor F. Smith has supplied tho
engino lioui-ci with powerful littlo mo
tors, which woru proved successful In
every way. Tho engino carries flvo
men, four lndders, 300 yards of hoso.
two Btandplpos and other appliances,
It Is driven by a sovon horeo power
doublo cylinder water cooler engino
fitted with variable ignition.
Surely Not
Mrs. Upchurch Maud, I wish you
wouldn't havo so much to do with that
young Iliuningside. I am told ho is a
continued ngnoptic.
Miss Mnud Why, mnmma; tho
agnostics don't confirm pooplo, do thoy7
Chicago Tribune.
A Bad Break la Society.
Jack Fortune-Hunt Yes, sho reject
ed mo and all bccauBo of a bad break I
nindo when I was proposing.
Dick Adams--What was that?
Jack Fortuno-IIuntor Oh I told her
sho wns ono in a thousand. Sho thinks
she's ono of the Four Hundred. Cath
olic Standard.
Morny-llanded.
w
When the lalor organizations turned
out thu other day several well known
politicians were seen in their ranks.
"Didn't know thoeo fellows bo
longed," said a qtierolous onlooker.
"Oh yes," said a man of informa
tion, "they're members of tho Wlro
workers' Union." Indianapolis News.
Craft In Our Ports.
There aro about $30,000,000 worth ol
craft in our Atlantic and gulf ports any
day in tho year. Tho weather bureau
can reach every vessel master in ovory
port of material sizo within an hour in
case of danger.
Profits In Attar of Roses.
Ono of the most profitable products
of llulgaria is tho oil or attar of nos,
which amounts to more than $1,000,000
annually. Tho town of Skipka, whore
wan fought thu decisive battle of the
Turko-Hussian war, on tho 7th ol
July, 1877, is the center of tho roho
gardens.
Holil ly a l)onpli Storm nml tlinlitttiOfl1-alrrt
fYiTjrwI.rie. tAI'TIIMI 'Hie iicniuns Imtn tV, 1.
uuuuist' uaiiiesua I'luo siamtu un doiiuiii.
Katict mcrtan of lalu in laltt tthw
nss.Mliii.ioa Fir.
lHOfl:HllH,Hq I'nlrs. t
W00lj26l)j754PaIrg.
1001 1,560,720 Pairs.
fl ine it Mar Than Ooubltd In Four tiatt.
W.CfrouicIiMiiMkesanil Sfllsmoremni'slansrul
13.10 tiiwt than any ollirr I wo inin't'rs In lino world.
V- t- Ilnuul.t &.l.f uml &SJ11 .lltirl tilRffll ftllltf ItT
did Willi 5.JUnl t&SX) slmrs of ollirr main, urn
ruuml to ue lutl as Komi, iiity win oiuweur inu
psirs oi onurwry i.iajuiii 4.vjuurfc
Unit of tH0 btst Itathtn. Includha Pattnt
Corona Kid. Onrona C?U and national Kangaroo,
r.U l.l.r Kt .1.1. u llw.f . lll.ll IImL. nt4.
IT.L,ll.alu ( t.00 tlllt Sd. Ll.."r....l k nulll.i.
Bnwriirniuii sac. vxirii. :iiiiuicirv9.
W. I.. lli.Mvllta. ltrirlilMi. villas.
Bnutrht has borno tho sliriui-
Signature of
TBC ST, NSW OH BITT.
IrU? ots ti
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY'8 DAY.
Lato Chief Kokc Kiirly oust Worked
Until Late.
The clxutdiotir law which upplles to
many Government employed doctt not
help the President of the Uultcd States
lie has to work long hours, and every
day Li a "busy day." Mr. McKiuloy
was uu early riser, and his work ex
tended well Into the ulght. Albert Hal
stead, writing In the Independent, gives
some Interesting details of the dally
routine which the lute President pur
sued. ,
Ho breakfasted nt S and read the pa
pora uutll shortly before 10, when he
weut to the Cabinet room, which he
made his private olllee. There ou his
desk he always found a neat, type-written
paper, headed: "The President's
ICugagciuents," and dated. Upon this
was the uame of each caller who had a
specific engagement, mid a Hue stating
the purpose of the visit.
Mr. MeKlnley received his caller nt
the head of the Cabinet table, often
however, stepping forward to meet
him. A eordial hatul-grasp was given,
and he waited for the visitor to state
his business, lie usually remained
stnuditig during the Interview, but If
lie sat down It was time to rctlro when
lit; arose!
On Tuesdays and Fridays, Cabinet
meetings days, the President received
no visitors except Senators and Kepre-
seutatlves, and those only from 10 to
11. On other week-days he was nd
eesslhle Irom 10 to 1:1)0. Promptly at
the latter hour thu doorkeeper entered
and told the President the time. That
was the signal for luncheon. Kxct'pt lu
long-protract ed Cabinet meetings he
never tailed to start promptly for the
dltilng-rooiu, an Invariable rulo to pre
vent Irregularity and Injury to tils
health.
The President often saw callers In
the afternoon also, from II to 4. After
luuclicon ho went to the "red bedroom."
There he worked, either alone or with
his secretary, transacting public busi
ness, deciding upon appointments and
considering other tiuestlous. When he
was thus engaged the President was
not Interrupted, even by Cabinet olll
cers, unless they were summoned.
When lu health Mrs. MeKlnley was
wont to be there with him, busy with
some fancy work.
At -t Mr. MeKlnley went out driving
with Mrs. MeKlnley, or took a walk.
Sometimes lu the morning, when tho
weuther was favorable, ho went walk
ing with some friend or his secretary.
On returning from his afternoon outing
he slept for half an hour, having tho
faculty of laying nsldu cares and going
to sleep easily. That nap was more
refreshing (ban rest at any other time.
It meant renewed strength and penco
after u troublesome day, n habit that
was his physical salvation.
Promptly nt 7 tho President had din
ner, after which he relaxed. The en
trance to the conservatory was his fa
vorlto place to smoke with guests or
callers, Intimate, personal or political
frleuds. This was particularly a period
of quiet and relief from eare, when he
enjoyed the society of those ho liked
best or, with Mrs. MeKlnley, listened
to music.
About n quarter of 10 the President
went upstairs to look over Important
letters with his secretary, sign com mis
sions, dictate letters, write a statu pa
per or dlsposo of other public business
until 11, when he usually retired. Dur
ing the Spanish war and the critical
days of the Philippine Insurrection ho
was frequently lumy with his military
advisers until early morning.
DRESS FOR COLLEGE BOYS.
Luwuof Hiirviiril l'recrllio tlio Cloth
In HtiiilentH Hliull Wear.
The habiliments of students at the
great universities Is not dictated by
caprice, as many suppose, but Is pre
scribed by the laws of the Institutions.
As late us 18:!S tho dress of the Har
vard student, us thu laws of the col
lege state, consisted of a black mixed
coat, single-breasted, with a rolling
cape square at thu end, and with pock
et Hups; tho waist reaching to the nat
ural waist, with lapels of the slime
length. The hcnlor was allowed to
maintain his dignity with three
"crows' feet" of black silk cord on the
lower part of his coat sleeve. Two
crows' feet were permitted tho Junior,
one to the sophomore nml none to the
fivuhmau. The waistcoat was of
black, or, when of cotton or llneti, of
white; Mlngh'-breasled, with a stiiudltiK
collar. Of buttons, which were to be Hat
and covered with the same cloth as
the gai'iiu'iit to which they were ut
taehed, the students might not have
more than eight nor less than six on the
front of his eoat, with four behind. Ills
neckcloth was plain black or white, his
hat of an approved form and black.
Shoes and boots were black.
By 1700 a greater variety of dress had
been substituted. Coats were of blue
gray, breeches and waistcoat of the
same color or of black, niinkeeu or
olive. Freshmen were allowed only
plain buttquholes, sophomores leaped to
the dignity of having buttons ou their
cuffs, Juniors might have Inexpensive
frogs to their buttonholes, except that
they might not have them on their cuff
buttonholes, ami the senior enjoyed
frogs, buttonholes and buttons com
plete. A Cuutlous Hoply,
"Do you believe lu Chinese Immlgra
tlouV"
"It depends on which side I'm on."
"Which sldeV"
"Yes, which side of the I'ncltlc."
Washlngtou Ktar.
The average woman's husband sel
dom comes up to her Ideal; the Ideal ln
most cases has to como down to the
husband
Kensu and beauty, like truth and nov
elty ur rarely combined.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always ask for the famous Goneral
Arthur cigar. Ksherg-Ounst Cigar
Co., general agents, Portland, Or.
THH COMPUTING SCALE COM
PANY, 225 Pino street. Col. John
L. Poole. General agent for Orogon
and the Pacific Coast.
Everybody smokes tho eolcbratcA
Monogram and Pandora cigars. Thoy
have no equal.
For first class dental work and
prompt attention, go to tho Now York
Dental Parlors, Fourth and Morrison
streets.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
nioragages bought. S. V. King, room
45 Washington building.
Povtland Transfer Saloon Chas.
O. Siglin, proprietor. Choico wines,
liquors and cigars. 1121 (llisan street,
confer Sixth, Portland, Or.
Call at the Casto Saloon, corner of
Jefferson and Chapman streets. Kino
wines, liquors and cigars of tho best
brands, and tho best brandB of case
goodB always on hand. Welnhard's
boor. J. V. Campbell, proprietor, '
Tho Graham Manufacturing com
pany mamifaoturo all kinds of fur.
nitiire, woodwork and fixture. Oro
gon 'phone, Hood !02. New. :I70, 1172,
JI74 Front street, corner Montgomery,
Portland. Ore.
French Dyeing and Gleaning Works.
All work done at very tnodreato prices.
Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of
ladies' and gent's clothing. Morn
ing cloth' dyed in I8 hours. J. De
lean, proprietor, 455 Glisan Btrcet.
Tiio proprietors of tho Orogon
Ilakory, cornor Fourteenth and Fland
ers Sts., Portland, aro both old and ex
perienced hakorB, men who wcro fore
moii In tho best, shops on tho coast, and
who mako n superior, loaf of bread of
any kind. Pullman loaves a special
ty. Wc want your trade. Music hall
price; musical instruments of all
kinds, cash or installments. II. II.
Wright, wholesale and retail dealer in
musio and musical merchandise.
Thu Musiu building, !M Waslglinton
street, Portland, Oregon. "
The Pioneer Paint Co.
Tho firm of F. E. llcach & Co.,
corner of First-and Alder streets, is
ho oldest established concern in
the paint and oil business in the
Northwest. For over 20 years this
houso has maintained its reputation
for reliable husiuo.s dealings with
all patrons. F. E. Heaoh it Co. car
ry tho highest grades of paints, oils
and varnishes, They also liamllo all
builders' materials, and no order is
too small to receive prompt atten
tion. INVEST IN OIL STOCK.
Now Is tho tlmo to buy shares of tho
Archuleta Oil Company, bocauso
vory shortly it will ho fully demon
stratod whether thulr stock Is worth
nothing por share, or worth 5.00 and
more por share
Tho drill Is purchased and will soon
pcuetrato tho nil doposlts, and then
tho stock will either bo withdrawn
from tho markot or else ko away up
In value. The stock Is 10 conts per
sharo uow.
Address olthor personally or by loi
ter, J. II. Ilawloy, stock broker, No. 2
Chamber of Coniiiiorco building, Port
laud, Oregon.
TO THE DKAF A rich, lady,
cured of her deafness and noises in
her head by Dr. Nieholson's Artilleial
Ear Drums, gave if'Jfi.UOO tois insti
tute, so that deaf people tumble to
procure tho uir drums may have them
free. Address No. I) .'IIIRl, Tho Nich
olson Institute, 7K0, Eighth avenuo,
New York.
PiclNc Regalia Company.
Manufacturers of badges, buttons,
banners, lotlgo regallu and supplies.
Portland, Oregon.
Tays Claims on Sight Tho Wosh-
ingtou I.ifo Insurance Company, of
New York, bus just paid thu claim of
Henry Davis, of Med ford. Mr, Davis
secured his policy just one week be
foro his death. Thu proofs of claim
arrived ut tlio company's homo olllee,
July 2, 1001, and olicok in settlement
was sent to Mrs. Davis the same day.
This company has not had u contest
ed claim in tho past decade, an nuvia
bio record, Tho Washington Lifo is
ono of tho strongest and best of all
tho great lifo insurnco corporations.
Its assets aggreguto nearly .f 17,000,
000; claims paid, over IM.OOO.OOO.
No other company l;i tho world oilers
larger guaranteed cash returns ut
maturity than thoso contained in
tho Washington I.ifo's policies. This
company's 15,000,000 oflico building
in New York City is ono of the
world's finest structures.
FREDERICKSBURG
MUSIC HALL
SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS
Our Friends nre All Cordially Invited
To Attend.
BROWN & GRANT.
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