The new age., March 15, 1902, Image 7

THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
All Humors
Are Impure matters which tho skin,
liver, kidneys nnd other' organs can
not tako care of without help, tliero is
such an accumulation of them.
Thoy litter tho wholo system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other
eruptions) Iohs of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges
tion, dull headaches and many other
troubles arc due to them.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Remove all humors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tone and
invigorate tho wholo system.
"I htd salt thcum on mr hands to thai I
corM not work. I took Hood's Snrsapnrlll
and It drove out thn liHtnor I continued Iti
mm tilt tho sores disappeared." Mrs. Ira 0.
Baowx, Rumford FalU, Me.
Hoott'm Snrmmpmrllla premlmmm tm
murm mnd kmapa thm prammm
Hard Luck.
May Wood by Oh! pshaw! that's
just my luck! My now coat's black,
and hero my unclo's gono nnd died!
4 Buo Giddy Goodness! Whataroyou
omplaining about?
May Woodby Why, if I'd only got
ten a light coat, I could wear ono of
Hiom swell mourning bands on tho
iloove. Philadelphia Press.
CATAItRn CANNOT BM OIUD
With local application!, aa they cannot reach
Ibe seat of the disease. Catarrh ia a blood or
onitltiuionaldlraie,and In order to cure it
you must tako internal rcmedlea. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure ia taken intcrnallr, and actscllrectlr
n tho blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Ca
tarrh Care is not a quack medicine. It was
proscribed by ono of tho best physicians in this
country lor years, and Is a regular prescription.
It is composed of tho best tonics known, com
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting di
rectly on tho mucous surfaces. Tho perfect
omblnatlon of tho two Ingredients is what pro
duces snch wonderful results In curiniroatarrh.
lend (or testimonial, free.
P. J. CIIKN'KY A CO., I'ropra., Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists, prlco76c.
UalU Family l'llls aro tho best.
Cool.
"Yon don't got such pootry as was
written in days gono by," said the ro
trot ful person.
"Of courso you don't," answered tho
mug modernist. "There is so much
days gono by pootry alrcndy on tho
market that thoro is no further domand
for it." Washington Star.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil knocks tho spots
ft" your throat when it is sore, and pro
test diphtheria, quinsy, etc.
Rude
"When tho lccturor mado a gramat
ical error, it brought down tho house,"
said Mies Gurloy.
"I don't think tho houso had been
well brought up," commented Mrs.
Gurloy, gravely. Detroit Freo Press.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winalow's Sooth
Ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
oniidren during the teething period.
Dodged the Question.
"What is your namo, you lazy vaga
bond?" exclaimed tho now woman
whom Dusty Dan ankod for lunch.
"P-pardon mo, madnmo," ho stam
mered, edging away, "but I am travel
ing incog." Ohio Stnto Journal.
X If TED AMD TRUC-mUAItAMTEEDZ
I MOW I lm thm Tlmm to USE IT.
She Knew It
"Gcorgo Goslin declares that ho
wouldn't marry tho best woman nlivo,"
remarked Mr. bpatts.
"Well, ho won't," assonted Miss
Frocks, "for I hnvo ro fused him."
Philadelphia North American.
Poison oak
Poison ivy
re among the beet known
of the many dangerous
wild plants and shrubs.
To touch or handle them
quickly produces swelling
ud inflammation with in
tense itching and burning
of the skin. The eruption
soon disappears, the suf
ferer hopes forever : but
almost as soon as the little blisters and
Sustules appeared the poison had reached
ic blood, and will break out at regular
Intervals and each time In a more aggra
vated form. This poison will loiter in the
system for years, and every atom of it
must be forced out of the blood before you
can expect a perfect, permanent cure.
sss
Natire's AilUttc
FOR
'Nature's Hsm,
b the only cure for Poison Oak, Foisos
Ivy, and all noxious plants, it is com
posed exclusively of roots and herbs. Now
u the time to get the poison out of your
system, ss delay makes yonr condition
worse. Don't experiment longer with
salves, washes and soaps they never cure.
Mr. 8. M. Marshall, bookkeeper of the Atlanta
(Oa.) Caa Light Co., waa poisoned with Poison
Oak. He took Sulphur, Arseaie and various
Mbtr drugs, and applied caternaliy numerous
lotions and salves with no beucfit. At times the
swelling and inflammation waa ao severe be was
almost blind. For elf bl rra the poison would
break out every season. Ills condition waa much
Its proved after taking one bottle of S. S. S , and
few bottles cleared his blood of the poison, and
all viae nets or ipc disease aisappeareo.
Peonle are often ooboned without
knowing when or bow. Explain your case
fully to our phyiicwBt, sad they will
cheerfully give such information and ad-
vice as you require, without charge, and
will LnA at the same time an interest,
lug book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Mb, ATLANTA, IA,
rnutt wtitm ail fl tins
i Coush Sirup. Taxea Good. Cm I
la ttaa. Sold brdrawtua.
THE PICTURESQUE ITALIAN.
J An" Old lint or n Shovel Made a Thins
I' of Grace by Him.
"The Southerner or the Westerner."
BnyB an observer of men, "can carry
uii ms nne sort sioucucu uat witn unsu
nnd grncc. But when It comes to
downright abandon nnd perfect plctur
csqucness In this there Is nobody who
can excel the Italian laborer.
"No cowboy with a broad-rlmtucd
twcnty-flve-dollar felt hat wIiobo brim
11 1 os back against the side of the crown
and stays there ns lie gallops acroBS
the country can get a gayer twist on
his hat than an Italian laborer wear
lug a cheap, narrow-brimmed, ragged
any maybe mortar-stalued, soft hat can
get on his.
"Not all Italians aro thus pictur
esque, to be sure; but tho Italian that
Is wears his slouch hat In the most
fantastic forms with absolute uncon
sciousness, with perfect naturalness of
manner. It Is not something studied
for effect, but his hat Is a picturesque
and perfectly harmonious part of his
attire.
"lie can turn the brim at the front
square back against his head, leaving
fnee and forehead wholly exposed; or,
ho can turn It up nt the side, dr for
that matter up at the bnck, and his
battered old lint will be jaunty and
picturesque still and absolutely becom
ing to him.
"And wearing a lint In that way Is
not tho only' thing ho can do plctur
csqucsly. He can carry n shovel so; and
maybe he Is the only mnu living that
can do thnt. You will meet, going to
their work, Italian laborers carrying
their shovels by a cord tied ono end to
the handle near the blndc, the other
end to the grip end of tho handle. By
this cord, passed over his shoulder, he
carries his shovel suspended at his
back, Just as ho would carry a carbine
there by the strap attached to stock
and bnrrel.
"When ho Is picturesque ho'a nB pic
turesque ns he enn be, tho swarthy
Italian." New York Sun.
RECENT JUDICIAL DECISION8.
A landlord, though not an Insurer of
tho safety of premises which ho Is
about to let, who knows that they are
defective nnd In n dangerous condition
and docs not Inform tho tenant of such
defect Is held In Mooro vs. Parker
(Kan.), 03 L. It. A. 778. to be llablo for
an Injury thereby occasioned to the
tenant or a member of his family.
A statute requiring railroad compan
ies to fence their right of way whero
tho same Is contiguous to private prop
erty Is held In Johnson vs. Oregon
Short Lino Railroad Company (Idaho),
03 L. K. A. 744, to be a valid police reg
ulation adopted for tho bcnellt of the
general public and not for tho sole bcne
llt of adjoining or contiguous land own
ers. A parent who permits his child to
havo possession of a deadly weapon
when, from youth or mental wenkuess
or from the use Of Intoxicants, he Is In
competent to be lutrustcd with It, and
the parent knows the danger, or In the
exercise of reasonable enro should
know It, is held In Mecrs vs. McDowell
(Ky.), 03 L. It. A. 780. to be llnblo for
Injuries Inflicted upon other persons by
tho child's dlBchnrge of tho gun.
Where one claims damages from a
contractor because of the failure to
erect n store nnd ofllce building within
a given time, and tho uvldenco sup
ports the claim, the Supremo Court of
Georgln, In the case of Cannon vs.
Hunt (38 S. K. Hep. 0S3), holds that tho
proper measuro of damages Is tho
rental vuluo of tho building for tho time
elapsing between tho tlmo flxed for Its
completloli and tho tlmo when It was
delivered and turned over.
Tho sulnry annexed to a public office
is Incident to tho iltlo to tho ofllce,
holds tho Supreme Court of Minnesota
In the case of Larson vs. City of St.
Paul (80 N. W. Hop'.. 00), and not to its
occupation and exercise, nor to tho
usurpation of colorable possession of It;
nnd a sergeant of police, Illegally re
moved, Is not prohibited from receiving
his salary because It was paid to an
other between tho date of his attempted
dismissal and the dato of his reinstate
ment When Oil I'nltl.
Ancnt the excitement of speculation
In the Texas oil fields, George Mcltae,
who Is at tho Waldorf-Astoria, tells of
the discomfiture of n speculator from
St. Louis who wanted to drive a close
bargain. Tho St. Loulsan selected a
well for purchase, and It was offered
him for $10,000. Ho demurred at tho
price, and finally ono of tho officials of
tho company selling tho wells re
marked: "I'll tell you what I'll do. If you
will pay 10 cents a barrel for all tho
oil produced tbero for thirty days you
can have the well."
"Agreed," Bald the man from St
Louis, and ho signed an agreement
The well produced 10,000 barrels
dally for the next thirty days, costing
tho St Louts speculator $30,000. New
York Times.
First Rub on ISank.
The first "run" on banking Institu
tions In London was In 1007. Many
Lombard street goldsmiths and bank
ers bad lent out tbe money entrusted
to them, and being called upon, for
navment were unable to meet th do-
mand. A crowd of creditors and
other aMembled and a riot followed,
. whlch four bankers were hauo-ed nt
'" w rur DJ,"n' were used at
their own doors before order could be
restored and the angry creditors per
suaded that they were not being swin
dled. i,
Germany's Customs Increase.
The Increase In Germany's customs
receipts from Klao-Cbau last year was
28 per cent The total sum, however,
waa only $70,000.
TSsq' Duty
of Motif tens
What suffering frequently rcsulU
from a mother's ignorance; or more
frequently from a mother's neglect to
properly instruct her daughter 1
Tradition says "woman must suf
It," and young women are so taught.
There is a little truth and a great deal
Df exaggeration In this. If a youjg
woman suiters severely sho needs treat
cent, and her mother should sco that
the gets it.
Many mothers hesitate to take their
daughters to n physician for examina
tion : but no mother need hesitate to
write freely about her daughter or
herself to Mrs. Pinkham's Laboratory
at Lynn, Mass., and secure from a
woman tho most efficient advice with
out charge.
Mrs. August Pf alzgraf , of South
llvrou, Wis., mother of the young- lady
wlioso portrait wo hero publish, wrote
la January, 1800, saying her daughter
had stiff cid for two years with Irreg
ular menstruation bad hcadacho ail
tho time, and pain in her side, feet
Bwclled, and was generally miserable.
Sho received an answer promptly with
advice, nnd under date of March. 1800,
the mother writes ngaln that Lydta K.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured
her daughter of all pains and Irregu
larity. Nothing1 in the world equals Lydla E.
Pinkham's (Treat mcdlcfuo for regu
lating womaa'i peculiar monthly
troubles).
Got Them All at Once.
Suo llrotto I poo it stated that if the
eggs were equally divided among tho
inhabitants of tho country, each human
bcln would gut 141.
Kooto Lighto Gracious mo! I got
thnt many ono night whilo on our tour
out West! Yonkers Statesman.
WELL LIGHTED 8TORE8.
The M. &. M. Arcs arc Causing Quite a Stir.
Nothing is more annoying than a
poorly lighted store. From tho time of
old tallow dips millions of people havo
been bothered by iiiHiifllcient light when
the evening comes. Hut now it seems
the wholo question is settled by tho
beautiful, brilliant, economical "M &
M" Arc Ijtmps that aro becoming so
popular. They aro cheap, too. Writo
to C. W. Lord, Portland, Oregon, for a
circular telling you all about them.
You'll bo glad you wrote. Agents uro
wanted in every town.
Multiplication and Division.
Rndrick This is a wonderful
try for arithmetic.
Van Albert Think ho?
"Yes. They muko two ono ut
com.'
Niag-
ara and ono two in
South Dakota."
Chicago Daily News.
I.Hilles Cuu Wear Shoes
One lire smaller fter using Allon's Foot Ease.
a powiler. It makes tight or now ahoes easy.
Cures swollen, hot. sweating, aching feet, in
growing nails, coma nmt bunions. All driie
KlU and alioe stores. 33c. Trial package FltKK
by mail. Address Allen S, Olumed, Lo Kor,
New York.
A Pertinent Query.
Magistrate It has been proven thnt
you struck your wifo, and
Defendnnt Well, judgo, I stood her
bossin' ns long ns I could.
Magistrate That doesn't excuse you.
Sho is tho weaker vessel, and you
should
Defendant Weakor vessel, eh? Then
why docs sho carry ho blumo much sail?
Philadelphia Press.
"l"d'llllltlllltMMl.Hl1.tii(llll
OT. JACOBS
C OIL
V4 for so Year.
The Great Pain-Killing Kemedj.
Never falls to Cure.
RHEUMATISn, SPRAINS,
STIFFNESS, SCIATICA.
MF.UHALUIA, SORENESS,
LUnitAQO, CHEST COLDS,
And All Bodily Aehes and Fains.
There is Nothing so Uood.
ACTS LIKE MAOIC.
Craqiers Palo!
Sold is 25c and 50c Sizes.
ST. TACOBSOIL (Llmkei),
BALTUlOfte.
l.i0iiiilMlniiil,iii
JOHN POOLE, Portland, Oregon,
Foot of Morrison Street.
Can givo you tho beat bargains in
Buggies, Plows, Hollers and Kngines.
Windmills and Pumps and General
Machinery. Eeo us before- buying.
K. P. K. O.
Mo. 1I-1S03.
WUK.V writing t sdvertUsrs ploM
sbuU3b tills pa par.
, 'ar4sfc 7
KyAftsafc mark.
Warm Within.
'"McrcjVFco tho dog drink! Whyj
bo's nlnioni emptied that pail of water.
What's tho matter with him?"
"Pleat-o. ma'am, I think ho ate tho
moostard plaster you left lyln' on the
kitchen table." Clevca'lnd Plain
Dealer.
As Explained.
Do Swell How is it, every tlmo I
order a pair of trousers you ninko them
just n little short?
Tailor Whenever I sond a statement
of your account, you aro short; I meas
uro you accordingly. Chicago Nows.
lilt Requirements.
"I can recommend him ns a man who
novcr took an unfair advantngo of any
body."
"I don't know ns I can find employ
ment for him," aBWorcd Sonator Sorg
hum. "You see, every no'v and tlion
thoro gots to bo porno pretty sharp com
petition and all I want is to know thnt
my assistant isn't going to tnko advant
ngo of nio. Tho rest of tho world is at
his disposal." Washintgon Star.
Boston RroWnlngltti.
Mrs. Gush How do you do, Manda?
How did you liku tho reading of
Browning at tho club last night?
Mrs. Muff Oil. nrnttv wnll. lint I
didn't liko tho way her dross hung.
Mrs. Gusli Nor I, either. And it
seemed to mn wlin nik'lit hnvn held lur
book more gracefully. lloston Trans
cript. Only Woman's Wile.
Ho was a very shy young man, nnd
tho girl well, sho was liko most girls.
Thoy wore seated on n bench in Moor
park, Preston.
"How do you pronounco 'K-i-s-m-o-t?'
" sho asked.
"Oh, in this iiiHtnnco tho 't' is not
sounded," ho replied.
"Thop that would bo 'Kismo,' " sho
murmured.
And ho did, although he was a shy
young man. Loudon Answers.
I do not believe I'lso's Uuro for Con
niinptloii has no equal for cnuplis and
colils, John F. Hoykb, Trinity Springs,
llid., Feb. IS. 1000.
Man Behind (he Gun.
"Great cinders! Smith, look nt this
paper. Jones kicked out of tho Iioupo
by his futhor-in-Inwl Awful, awful!
Why, Jones is ono of our biggest guiiB."
"And his father-in-law, I presume,
was tho man behind tho gun, as it
wero?" Baltlmoro Nows.
guaranteed.
Used and sold everywhere;
150 Kindt for 16c.
It U a fart Ut Patcrr'f Yfff table nnd flower .
Tin are sound in muro jrarnriii
i and on mora fanm tlian inr o1imi
In AmtrirsX. TLrrela rraton for tlila.
we own ana or rate orrr wuj acrra ror
pprouucuonoi our cuoicoarrua. in
U'UfT iu imiui e juii tuiry inriu
wciniAho wo juiiimuif uupnx
CUCJ1HH ohwi
For 1G Cettlm Pant paid A
IOiU4rrr?it IimUm 4UkMt '
1 m inrvat vinirft !.
It trU lrlM WsBtUft,
IflaftUadlJ kfiliirtf.
61 trtua)l (MtuMUl f over M4f
In all 1C0 kinds poiltlTtlr fnrnUhini
huftfitli nt cri&nninir novtrra ati
jou and lota of Owlr TrKttaMra,i
uwruirr wun our gmti rmaioituof
ttiuntraii anoni ifoaime aim rr
flat anil llromuaanil Hntlti. onion
awu vsj.s )iuuiiUriri sail uuiy
ivr 1 vsi iu 11111, ii nm ou7
JOHN. SALZER SEED CO.,
La Crosis, Wis.
The Literal Mind.
Little 5-yea-old Marglo waB put walk
ing with her mother recently, nnd find
ing it dilllcult to keep up, shu hi id:
"Mamma, aro you a Htopmothor?"
"No, denr," was tho reply. "Hut what
madu you think I was?"
" Uecatifn you take such awful long
stops," replied Margio. Chicago News.
Overestimating Dim.
"Paw," said littio Wiliio Gottit,
"glvo mo 10 rents to buy a story book
with."
"Ten cents!" chrieked tho old gen
tleman. "Do you think I am Andrew
Carnegie?" liajtimoro American .
Tired of Walking.
"Well, I suppoto you want some cold
victuals?"
Tramp No, lady; I called toinquiro
if you had a tecond hand automobile to
glvo me.
The Question.
"Supposing thnt women could voto
nnd hold ofllco, would you allow your
wifo to run?"
"Say, if you wero crossing a orldgo
over a deep stream and right in the
middle of it you met a largo wildcut,
would you keep to ono sldo and let tho
cat pass on or get out in thu middle
and go to arguing with it?" Chicago
ltecord-Herald.
Something Wrong.
Mr. Bnapgs Another batch of pretty
girls have formed an anti-matrimouinl
club.
Mrs. finaggs Thero is something
wrong about that.
Mr. Simggs What?
Mrs. Bnaggs If they aro opposed to
matrimony, thoy are not pretty. Pitts
burg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Too Inquisitive,
Sho When we wero married a year
ago, I never expected to teo you coming
home here at 2 in tho morning.
Ho Well, you wouldn't now, my
dear, if you'd only go to bed earlier.
Boston Glabe.
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III
VENICE IN FLOOD.
Occnnloti of Mcrry-Mnklni to the
LluJit-llcurtcd Populace.
What a fog Is to London a Hood Is to
Venice. It Interrupts routine and dis
organizes everything. The comparison
cutis there and does not extend to vital
statistics. Tho fog Is noisome; the
Hood Is nn occasion for merryiunlclng.
A Venice correspondent sends us n lit
tle "Impression" of a recent Hood ex
perienced there. When the bland wlnil
to which Venice owes her mild winter
Is persistent the tides are so affected
ns to arrest the How of water from the
unrrow canals to the lngoons. The
wind brings rain, which, being contlnu
ous, assists to raise the water level.
In the recent Uood the halls of houses
nnd entrance steps of palaces on thu
Grand canal wero submerged; thu
piazza was Inundated and lay like n
mirror under St. Mark's, whoso alabas
ter anil porphyry and golden, blue, and
red mosaics shone ns If freshly washed.
The atrium was tinder the Hood, which
washed tho storied sarcophagi of the
early doges. The black gotiodolns float
ing on a level with the lower ranges
of pointed whitlows were making a bar
vest. Porters and street boy were
turning nimble coppers by plnclng
planks for foot passengers, and a great
deal of amusement was got out of their
behavior by the legion of loungers who
were flooded out of work. Everybody
wns out of doors enjoying the fun. It
wan not long before the pliuzu was u
scene of animation, with Its Improvised
plank bridges and qulek-lllttlng bonis.
To add to the scenic effect. It wns con
firmation day nt St. Mark's.
It was a pretty sight to watch thu
little maids In long, white veils mid In
white, pink, or blue dresses, each with
a lighted taper, walking two and two
over the 'tottering bridges. Hut tho
wnter carnival went as soon as It came.
Little whirls nnd ed'dlos, noticed by old
boatmen, betokened that the Hood was
falling, and In a few hours the huh was
shining, nnd the Venetians wero gos
siping on the dried stones of the square.
Loudon Chronicle.
WILL CROWN KING EDWARD.
Hlatorlc Distinction Will Full to the
Lot of Arcliblaliop Temple.
Tho primary ecclesiastic who will of
flclato nt tho coronation of ICdwnrd
VII. Is Rev. l-'rederlck Temple, urch-
bishop of Canter
bury, primate of all
England and met
ropolitan. He was
born In the Ionian
Islands In 1821.
ICarly In his career
he wuh accused of
heterodoxy and the
chargo subsequent
ly nearly destroyed
his prospects for
'.
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r-a
.Lou,,- i..Mi-i.... promotion in tho
Kstnbllshcd Church. He sustained
(Slndstono In the disestablishment of
the Irish Church nnd ho was nomina
ted by the great Liberal premier to tho
bishopric of Exeter. From 1885 to
181)0 ho wns bishop of London and
then was transferred to the archbishop
ric of Canterbury. Ills nomination to
this latter ofllco wns opposed by ninny.
ArchblHhop Temple Is a reformer and
Is active Iu the promotion of temper
ance. $13 A POUND TOR THIS
BUNGII Of UGLINESS.
Think of It! Twelve thousand dol
lars for n two-homed rhinoceros, thu
ugliest, lowest, least Intelligent, and
ouo of the most ferocious of anliuals!
Yet this Is what John Smith, director
of tho Now York Zoo, has refused for
her.
Moreover. Hiigeuheck, the animal
man, has said that Smiles Ih actually
worth more than $IL',000; that tho
value of the beast Is at least $15,000.
As Smiles weighs 1,000 pounds, she
Is worth $lfi u pound.
Smiles' nlmost Incredible value lies
In the fact that she Is ono of thu rarest
animals In captivity, there being not
more than eight two-horned rhinoce
roses In bondage. The Central Park
beast was named Smiles In an Ironical
spirit, for nothing like a smile has ever
been detected on her countenance.
Ynunv Woman Farmer.
Tho Hou. Llluh Constance Caven
dish, thu 17-year-old daughter of I.ord
Cheshum, is tho owner und muuuger
of a black farm near her futher'u es
tate In Itucklnghumshlro. Here sho
keeps black cattle, black horses, black
sheep, black gouts, black dog, black
cat, black rabbit black everything that
Is to be seen on a farm! Shu hud
black chickens, und used to sell eggs
to her mother, Lady Chcsliam, but one
night a marauding fox came along und
cleared the hencoop. Of course, In a
hunting country, It Is crime unspeak
able to kill a fox, so Miss Cavendish
took the opposite course and gave up
keeping fowls, for her black farm must
not make a monetary loss. The coun
try people are amused nnd Interested
In her hobby, and thu standing Joke Is
that Miss Cavendish has everything
black except her dairymaids!
Population of Vmiloe.
The lucrcuse In population In Venice
has been W.OOO during thu last twenty-five
years. During the lust tun yours
It bus been nearly 17,000.
v ' ijiimggrr ""e
pjlauj ,
UUII.KS, TIIK Illll.NOCllllOS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cigar. Esberg-Gunst Cigar
Co., general ugents, Portland, Or. .
THE COMPUTINO SCALE COM
PANY, 225 Pino street. Co'. John
I L. Poole. General agent for Oregon
and tho Pacific CoaBt.
Everybody Btnokes the celebrated
Monogram and Pandora cigara. They
have no equal.
For first class dental work and
prompt attention, go to the Now York
Dental Parlors, Fourth and Morrison
streets.
Money to loan, on furniture, pinnos,
or any good securities. Notes and
nioragages bought. S. W. King, room
45 Washington building.
Portland Transfer Saloon Chas.
0. Biglin, proprietor. Choico wines,
liquors and cigars. 1121 G liana street,
corner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Call at the Casto 8aloon, corner of
Jeftorson and Chapman streets. Flno
wines, liquors and cigars of tho boat
brands, and tho best brands of case
goods slwsyB on hand. Welnhard's
beor. J. V. Campboll, proprietor.
The Graham Manufacturing com
pany manufacture all kinds of fur
niture, woodwork and fixturos. Ore
gon 'phone, Hood 202. Nos. 1170, 372,
H74 Front street, corner Montgomery,
Portland, Ore.
French Dyeing nnd Cleaning Works.
All work dono at very modrcuto prices.
Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of
ladies' and gent's clothing. Morn
ing cloth dyed in '18 hours. J. De
tenu, proprietor, 455 Glisan street.
The proprietors of the Orogon
Dakery, corner Fourteenth and Fland
ers StD., Portland, aro both old and ex
perienced bakers, mon who wero fore
mon In tho best shops onthocoast.and
wbo make a superior loaf of broad of
any kind. Pullman loaves a special
ty. We want your tnulo. Musio hall
price; musical instruments of all
kinds, cash or installments. II. 11.
Wright, wholcsalo and retail dealer in
musio and ' musical merchandise.
Tho Musio building, 340 Wasighuton
street, Portland, Oregon.
The Pioneer Paint Co.
Tho firm of P. E. Ilcaeh A, Co.,
comer of First and Aider streets, is
ho oldest established concern in
tho paint and oil business in the
Northwest. For over 20 yenrs this
houeo bus maintained its reputation
for reliable busiuoyn dealings with
all patrons. F. E. Itenoh & Co. car
ry the highest grades of paints, oils
and varnishes, '1 hey also lianillo all
builders' materials, and no order is
too small to receive prompt atten
tion. INVEST IN OIL STOCK.
Now Is thu tlmo to buy shares of tho
Archuleta Oil Company, bocauso
very shortly It will bo fully demon
strated whether tholr stock Is worth
nothing per share, or worth Jli.OO und
nioro per share.
Tho drill Is purchased and will soon
ponetrato tho oil deposits, nnd then
tho stock will olthor bo withdrawn
from tho market or else go away up
In value. Thu Htock Ih 10 conta por
sharo now.
AddresH olthor personally or by let
tor. J. H. Hnwloy, ntock broker, No. 2
Chamber of Commorce building, Port
land, Oregon.
TO THE DF.AF A rich, lady,
cured of her deafness and noises in
her head by Dr. Nicholson's Artiliuiul
Ear Drums, gave $25,000 to his insti
tute, ho tliut ileuf peoplo unable to
procure tho cur drums may have them
freo. Address No. 1) 3381, Tho Niolt
olson Institutft, 780, Eighth avenue,
New York.
Pacific lce;alla Company.
Manufacturer!) of badges, buttons,
banners, IoiIro regalia and supplies.
Portland, Oregon.
Pays Claims on Siglit Tlio Wash
ington Life hindrance Company, of
New York, has just paid thixilaiin of
Henry Davis, of Medford, Mr, Davis
scoured his policy just ono week bo-
foro his death, 'Urn proofs of claim
arrived ut tho company's homo ofllco,
July 2, 100 1, und ohcok in settlement
was sent to Mrs, Davis tho sumo day,
Thisompuiiy bus not bail a contest
ed claim in the pit at decade, un envia
ble record, Tho Washington Lifo is
one of tho strongest und best of all
tho great lifo insurance corporations.
Its ussots aggregate nearly $17,000,
000; claims paid, over 30,000,000.
No other company in tho world offers
larger guaranteed cash returns at
maturity than those contuincd in
tho Washington Life's policies. This
company's 15,000,000 office building
in New York City is on of ths
world's finest structures.
FREDERICKSBURG
MUSIC HALL.
SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS
Our Friends are All Cordially Invited
To Attend.
BROWN & GRANT.
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