The Hillsboro argus., September 13, 1900, Image 4

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lydia E. Phtkham
Vegota&leComsoundhave
raatorad health and
haplnaaa to aoores of
.women, i Tola la . not
mere advertising olakn,
mut a positive fact.
The raaaom Era. " Pink
K u ham la aa tptatXhd to ad
visa woman la bacausa
for 20 yaara aha haa boon
' " treating and atu dying
woman's ma. Her ad
dress Is Lynn, KJasa.
. v If you are, HI. wrlta to
her for help, as thousands
of women are dolngm
Lydk L FinUum't VejcttM Compound
refievas painful periods
end regulates menstru
ation. It cures backache.
kidney troubles and all
uterine disorders.
, . Read the, letters from
women appearing regu
larly in this paper.
Anybody knows, who think ahont it
that it would be far letter for the
pa olio morals for given quantity of
whisky to be sold surreptitiously, or
even in open violence of law, than for
the la to be debased to fit a vicious
tendency of the people,'.
Do Year Feet Ache and Ram?
Shake intu yourshoes Allen's Foot Ease,
powder for tbe feet. It makes tipiit or
new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to
corns and bunions. It's the greatest con
fort dinwrery of tlie aye. Cures swollen
feet, blisters' and callous spots. Allen'
Foot-Ease is a certain cure for burrowing;
Halls, sweating?, smarting, hoi. aching feet.
we nave over jo.ouo testimonials. It cures
while you walk. All druggist and shoe
tores ml it. SSc Trial trackage FREE
by uiail. Address, Allen 8. Olmsted, Le
Boy, K. Y.
The Iowa legislature bag passed a
law making it a misdemeanor for any
person under 16 years of age to use to
bacco or smoke cigarettes, nnder penal
ty of a fine of 10 for each offente,
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yea Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
A man in Scrauton, Fa,, who sold
liquor illegally, was for a second offense
sent to jail six months and fined $500
Others were sent three months to jail
for first offenses and fined $500 each,
near NKss cannot be cured
By local applications, as they estjnot reach the
diseased ponton of tbe ear. There isoniy one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
Ssiued condition oi tb. mucous lining of the
Eustacbisn Tube. When this tube gets in.
Bamea joa nave a rumoung souna or imper
fect hearing, aod when it is entirely closed
deafness is ih result, and unless the inflamma
tion can be taken out and this tube restored to
Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine esses out oi tea are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed
eouditionof the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
caseoiifeaiuesstcauaea dj caiarro; mat can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, fiend for
circulars, tree.
F. J. CHENEY k CO, Toledo, a
eoia oy vraggist. jso
Hail's Faaaily Pills are the best.
Cared His Habit.
A young theological student who
supplied tbe pulpit in a Vermont vil
lage one summer, bad a babit of em'
phaaizing pronouns which bis instruct
or in elocution bad endeavored in vain
to correct. The involuntary smiles of
bis rural congregation one Sunday,
however, worked tbe change for which
his friends and professors bad longeJ.
He was reading tbe thirteenth chapter
. of First Kings, and on coming to tbe
27th verse, be said distinctly: "And be
spake to bis sons, saying: Saddle me
the ass. And they saddled him."
Youth's Companion.
CORED If JO
ULCERS.
Sores and Ulcers never become chronic
tmles the blood is in poor condition is
Sluggish, weak and unable to throw off
. ... the poisons that accumulate in it. The
system must be relieved of tbe unhealthy
. matter through the aore, and great danger
to life would follow should it heal before
the blood has beets made pure and healthy
nd all impurities eliminated from the sys
tem. S.S.S. begins the cure by first cleana
Ing and invigorating the blood, building
tip the general healta and removing from
111 morbid" A OOMSTAMT DRAIN
effetematter: UPON THE SYSTEM.
, When this has been accomplished the dia
.... charge gradually ceases, and tbe aore or
nicer beals. It is the tendency of these old
. Indolent sores to grow worse and worse,
..... and eventually to deatroy the bones. Local
applications, while soothing and to some
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat
v. of the trouble. S. 8. S. does, and no matter
kow apparently hopeless your condition,
ven though your constitution has broken
down, it will bring relief when nothing
- else can. It supplies the rich, pure blood
necessary to heal the sore and nourish
tbe debilitsttd, diseased body.
Mr- 4i ! Tlbm s, Winona, Miss,
gays i y Six years ago my leg from tbe knee to
Ike foot wis one solid son. several physicians
WO treated me and I made two trip, to H (Springs,
lot found no relief. I was induced to trr B s 8
ws. it made a complete cure. I have bees a per
i Jly wall man ever siacs "
- 1 'tne only purely veg-
known contains no
i e'tf i 0 Vj 1 poisonous minerals to
"'VyNS ruin the digestion and
' twi to, rather than relieve your suffer-v-W
nsV U fwur flesh does not heal readily
wien scratched, bruised or cut, your htood
la in bad condition, and any ordinary tore
, 6 apt to ecoane chronic.
i , &ad ht our free book and write our
rkyticians abavt yomr case. Ws make no
ifcsV fr this aarwice.
iui iwun inatfts eow atuni. ta.
"ri' -w
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MINES OF THE NORTHWEST
IRONDALi. WORKS SOLD.
raaa
! Ik ltanla f Mr, Hill, (he
a (ireal Nortkerw Kttts.
Port Townsend, Sept. It). Tbe an
notttK'ed sale of the Itvndale iron fur
nace to an agent of Jamee J. Hill,
which is said to have taken place at
San Francisco, Scptemlw 1, has caused
no little comment lu re. Whether it
means the starting up of the plant
aaiu, or whether Jlie property has
been pinvlisMsl ntrtely for the water
frootajr ami other purpiM'S is a que-
won ot nwiate.
ror tne pt year negottations ur
tneaaie ol the piaut have gone tor-
ward. "The deal was to have inclule.l
taloable iron denosita uit Texada il
and, B. C, but the owners of the lat
ter property, the l'ttgct Sontul lnn
(?funn.4tiv. whi,h ti iitiiiiiiuM.) nf tli
stockholder of the Irondale iwt ertv.
refuse.) to dispose of tbe Maud jr,,u
mines, so the furnace machinery and a
large amount of land at and near Iron -
dale was sold witlnuit the iron luitiea
in Pritish Columbia.
On the land include.) in the deal.
hnt lying some miles
from the limine
at Iron.iale, are valuable iron deimsita
and ore from the miuee there was nsed
in connection with Texada ore during
the time the furnace was in opeiation.
The continuing of the two ores made ex
cellent iron, and a la.ge amount of it
was need iu the construction of the
crusier (. harlestou. built by the Union
Iron Works.
Thete are other va'uable deposits of
iron in Jefferson county, in the Olym
pic mountains bordering on Mood
canal, and easy of access to the Iron-
dale wotks, Theee iron deposit have
been thoroughly prospected hv expeits
(luring the past six year, who weie
here in the iuterest of Mr. Hill, and
the belief here is that the works at
Iron.iale will be put in operation again.
The iron works, including macbinerv,
cost $750,000, but at present are not
worth half that, and to put the furnace
in operation again would require an
expenditure of $200,000. The hot
oven is a wieck, the stack out of date,
the air compressor being about all the
niachiuery that could he utilized to ad
vantage. It is doubtful if tbe woikt
will be run again as a smelting plant.
but the pnrchaee of the property may
be with a view of puttiUin a shin-
building nlant.
luuaing piant.
Dr. II . C. Willison. one of the
C. Willison, one of
the
San :
stockholder, who returned from
Francisco a few days ago, when
about the sale of the property, said be
nad not belore beard of the deal being
ctoeed, but admitted that agents were
negotiating for the works. He also
said one of the men representing Mr.
Hill passed through Seattle, August
24, on his way to San Francisco, and
the deal might have been consuuim ated
September 1 as reported.
Some of the finest water frontage on
fort Townsend bay lies at Irondale.
It is securely sheltered fiom all storms,
and the water is of a depth of from
eight fathoms at the shore to 3 J
fathoms in the centei of tbe bay. The
place lies about seven miles op the bay
iroin this city.
VAN AND. PROPERTY SOLD.
Attorney Baanon Mow Haa Practical
Control of It.
Baker City, Or., Sept. 10. Attorney
1 J. Bannon, formerly of Portland,
now as practical control of the A'an
Anda property on Olive creek, At the
execution sale, beld in Canyon City,
be bid in the property for $700 iu the
interest of the judgment creditois. As
only four of tbe six claims constitut
ing tbe Van Anda group were levied
upon, the deficit of judgment, amount
ing to $400 will have to be met by the
sale of the remaining two claims.
William Turner, one of the original
owners of tbe Van Anda, haa hopes of
raising tbe money necessary to redeem
the property before the time of redemp
tion expires. It is also understood he
will take up tbe building improve
ments, which were some time ago sold
as personal property on execution.
This mine at one time ranked as a val
uable property, and this it may be yet.
About $1,300 worth of development
work has been done and about $1,000
has been spent on buildings. The
mine is located on Quebec mountain,
and is surrounded by a number of other
psomising properties. '
DREDGING THE GOLD.
Big Operations on the fraser River In
British Co In nib la.
Kamloops, B. C, Sept. 10. The big
gold dredge on the Fraser river near
Lytton, B C, has been in operation
for tbe past month aud tbe owner is
more than satisfied with the results
attained. The dredge is in operation
every hour of the 24, tbe men working
three shifts. Every 24 hours 1,500
cubio yards of gravel is taken from the
bottom of tbe stream and passed over
the treating tables. This may not ap
pear to be a large amount at first sight,
but when it is understood that this
means in tbe neighborhood of 2,000
tons dead weight, and that during the
day over 10,000 tons ol water are used
in tbe washing process, it will be evi
dent to anyone tbe workings of the
dredge is an undertaikng of great mag
nitude.
Big Sal of Mining Stock.
Portland, Bept. 10. The stock of
the Musick Mining ft Milling Com
pany, one of the best-known properties
in the Bohemia district, was placed on
sale at the Oregon Mining Exchange
and 123,450 shares were sold during
the first call, at 10 cents ner share.
The Musick is a good producer, nearly
$150,000 having been taken from that
property. A stamp mill is in operation
at the Musick.
BIQ SUIT IN IDAHO.
alualil. Mine I Wantett by Different
Aiicsrett uwners.
Welser, Idaho, Sept. 10. A suit for
partition and seven-sixteenths of the
Peacock, Helena and White Monnmom
ines in the fieveu Devils, valued at
$800,000, has been , commenced at
Werner. Ihe remaining nine-six
teenths of the property is nnder bond
fox $1,500,000, and the payments on
it have been made reeularlv for annua
time. It is one of the most imnnrtunt
ining suits ever benun in Idaho and
tome of the most valuable property in
tne Seven Devil ia involved.
SPOKANE MAN FttlLS RICH
Claims Ml Mitt In Jmkaon
i'.. la a Watlr.
Vewnly
.-poiiane, smpi. ll. u. tJ, ve, an
old pokaue pMspector, has come
Home, UrttitfiiiR with bint a sackful of
fabulously rich ore that was taken from
his claim, the till I Nye, in Jackson
oomitv, Oregon. The ore assays $40,
out! in j-old t the nu. la spaking of
ute noli strike, Jlr. y smi.I:
I lie reat pny chute ia ten inches
wide and the uative gob:
is visible all
' timnivli it. tin Julv 25
I ImmliHt the
(-iauu lor $rttH and by August 1 had
tukeu out $I,(HMJ ij gold ore.
!
DIADEM GOLD ORE.
ISttoit Showing Made at Ik Kakar City
nHiiin Works,
! . -"y. Or., Sept. 10. Returns
t-ker t try sampling work,
: ,or carload Khipnieut made by
. "I ttold .Minms iompauy,
,bow ,,t v"lu o( fM 18.94. niie
: "r,rt S"'"8 8-'- onncea of gold, niu
onno ,,f llvr " $U-8U value to
the ton. the company a property is
located in the Oreenhorn district, about
tive niilea frtvin Kobinsville, aud tbe
owners are Montana capitalists. The
previous shipment ran jiso.so to the
ton aud netted W0.it.
-1 . ..
.siiip.es oi ore from tM copjier
lertges on i,ooee creek, near the Oolly
ar.len, ate on display in Maker Citv.
1 hey show rich depoaita of the mi
metal, aud those who have visited
there say the district shows a won
(teriul surface indication, and it is the
opinion of tixw who are making tbe
investigation that the district will be a
K'01 produce of copper whenever cap
ital aud practical miuing are employed.
COLD KEEPS COMING.
Klondike Sklpmrata to Seattle Da Mat
Fall Off Muck.
Seattle, Sept. 10. In round figures
$700,000 woith of Klondike gold was
brought to this city by the steamer
City of Seattle from Skagwav. The
shipment include.) a single consign
ment of $339,700 by the Canadian
ttauK ot Commerce of Dawson to tne
Seattle government assav office. A
""'J. t'"'"8 tD'
J""" BruWn' ho. w" no.
atuul Uaw Ai.at..i... I vl .I..W-V : . i ) a
uuwe.er, a passenger ou tne vessel,
t-.o ,i,. .,i. ,.i
T" " , .
irrnnure wag received ny tne steamer
! Aberdeen from Skauwav. Tha hnlk (
was owned bv three men.
Frank K. Skagerlind, II. Carlson and
William Tricbar I.
CAPACITY OF FIFTY DRILLS.
Mtandard Mlno at Wallace Is Putting
In a Rig Plant.
Wallace, Idaho, , Sept. 10-Tbe
Standard Mining Company is putting
in a new air compressor and electric
plant at the mine. The foundation is
completed and some o f the machinery
is on the ground. The new compreseor
will have a capacity of 60 drills, the
present being only of 15 drills. In
putting it in the company is looking
far into the future. The 15-diill com
pressor is nearly large enough at pres
ent, and the company does not desire
to work over 20 drills if they had ever
so much power, bnt to put In snc.h a
compressor would only mean the addi
tion of still another new plant a'nioat
before this one would be running, so
it was decide.) while the change was
being made to get a machine that
would be large enough to do tbe work
for years to come.
STEVENS PEAK PROPERTY
Bonded for 040,000 and Development
Work Begins at Once,
Wallace, Idaho, Sept. 10. A deal
baa been made by which William
Williams and John W. Pergiase, of
Milwaukee, undertake to develop the
Wonderful group on Stevens peak, se
curing a working bond from the own
ra for $40,000. This is the group on
which 18 feet of galena was struck a
ew weeks ago, when gronnd slnicinu
limiting for the location of the ledge
where it crossed a creek. Since then
ore has also been found in another lo
cation. .The group includes three
claims, the Wonderful, Oro Fino and
Aguinaldo. Work begins at once in
cutting a trail from the Northern Pa
ciiic to the property, and is to be pnr
sued continuously during tbe year for
winch agreement rnns.
To Develop the Whit Cross,
Moscow, Idaho, Sept. 10. An offer
is said to have been made by a Spokane
man to drive b li feet of tunnel and
shaft on the White Cross for a half in
terest in the property. He proposed
to sink 200 feet. Tbe White Cross i
located in the Moscow mountains, six
miles from Moscow, and has of late
leen showing some good surface indica
tions.
Dr. Withycombe, vice-director of the
Corvallis, Or., agricultural college ex
periment station, has departed for Sac
ramento, where he is to act as one of
tbe judges of tbe fine stock display ti
the California state fair, Shortly it ftae
hi return to Oregon he will leave foe
the East, for a two months' absence,
during which be will visit tbe princi
pal stations of the country,
Good Dividend for Small Mine.
Kelson, B. C, Sept. 10. The Ath-
basca mine near this place will declare
a dividend of $25,000, which is 8 per
cent on the new capitalization.
Wood promises to be wood in La
Grande, Or., this, winter, say the
Journal. The market is begging !
ready, and one man who ought to
know estimates that there are not 80
cords in all the acres of .timber within
a radius oi iu mues. utrge load are
now being hauled from Summerville.
Bishop Mine Wllilioon Slilp Ore.
Palouse, Wash., Kept. 10. The
Bishop claim, on Jerome creek, about
20 miles from I'alouse, will begin to
ship soon. A rate of $5 per ton to Ta
coma or Everett has been secured.
Only lack of capital prevented tbe
mine form shipping earlier in the sea
son, for there are several hundred tons
of ore on the dump.
The Douglas connty board of equal
ization reduced the assessment of rail
road rolling stock from $608 to $500
mile, i Few material change were
mad to th rolls.
SQ
from a hot
Royal Baking
Powder biscuit
whets the
appetite. The
taste of such
a biscuit
sweet, creamy,
deficate and
crispy is a joy
to the most
fastidious.
Most anything seems to le good
euongh reason fot bringing divorce pro
ceediuga. A Washington wuiiuin has
sued for freedom ou the grutiud thtit
her huHlwnd is not as strong politically
as he thought aud said he was, and a
Leavenworth sister bae lust burst her
matrimonial bouiW liecause her hus
band would not take ber to church.
A prosperous writer lu iiermauv of
today is very comfortable, indeed.
Kor "The Ancestor' Gustav V'reytag
was put I 4f0.000 marks, wthch is
C2I, OtiO. SiideriiiHUU computus thai
he has alrea.lv drawn rovalties to the
tune of 15,000. - Frita lieuter iiutde
t' 100,000 out of literature, and Kber'
novels t'ircluate by tbe million and
arty a royalty of a matk a copy.
Competent authorities assert that
Sooth America has greater umleveloied
resource thau any other portion of the
world. Any crop grown elsewhere can
be duplicated there, and the country
abounds iu coal, silver and gold, most
of which have been onlv slightly de
veloped.
The pope has written a Latin hymn
in memory of all the martyrs who have
died iu advancing the civilization of
the aorld.
Queen Wilhelmina of the Nether-
lauds, is said to be expert in all tbe
Bort and pastimes that are popular iu
toe loumry.
Despite the fact that be rule one of
the smallest kingdoms, Don Carlo 1.,
king of Portugal, has more title than
any living sovereign.
Sir Donald Ctrrrie, head of the Castle
line of steamers, was discharged from
the service of the Cunard line in his
younger and humbler duvs because he
refused to work on Sunday,
Tsou-lisi, the name of the Chinese
empress dowager, is not her real title.
Her true name has 14 syllables, and
when she signs it in full ou rare occa
sions it reads: "Tsou-ilsin-Kiang-yi-Chon-yu-Chuang-Cheug-Shon-Kung-Cb
ing-llien Cbu'ng-Usi."
Deceit and falsehood, whatever con
venience they may for a time promise
or produce, are, iu the sum ol liie, ob
atacles to happiness.
DYSPEPSIA
"Tor six year I was a vlrtlm ordya-
feila in Its wurst form. 1 rould ml notlitnr
ul milk toast, uuU at llniesioy kuniiucb would
not ratal d aud dlsesi even thut. i.oxl March 1
began taking CAMCAKKTS aud since then 1
have steadily Improved, until I sin ss well as I
rr was in mr life."
David H. Munrar, Newark. O.
" Pleasant. Palaianls. Porsnt. Tails flood
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... CURE CONSTIPATION. .
rH BouSf lar. tfctaf. SMIr.il. rrl.
lO'TO-BAn '"' ""rmitesit lir all itrug
lift SVI'thHivri Mnl.lt
CANOV
CATHARTIC ,
T"M "" aiwte',sw
DONT LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A
STUDEBAKER VAGON.
Mad of th Best MaUrials, tlioroughly
without an equal. Call on our Agent, or address
If
R
OYAL
and adds to the hcalthful
ncss of all risen flour-foods.
It renders the biscuit, bread
and cake more digestible and
nutritious.
. Royal Baking Powder
makes hot breads wholesome.
Food raised with Royal will
not distress persons of deli-'
cate or enfeebled digestion,
though
fresh.
Many Imitation baking powdera, made from alum, are upon tha
market. Alum w a corrosive puim, ued only because It is cheap,
lite use of slum baking powder is condemned by all phy
SKiatut, and in many sections their tad, fa, prohibited by law.
VAt SSKINO OW0ta CO., too WILLIAM ST.. New
l harl.s Majur's N.w hr.r Start...
The latest work of the author of
"When Knighthood wu In Flower"
hit beeu secured by The Ladiea Horn
Journal. Aa would lie emeoted. it
has to do with adventure the exiwi
eneet of sow frontier children. There
is a child's romance woven iuto the
ttorles, and they will have a keeu iu
terest for boy as well as for their eld
er. Under tbeheadingof "Ulue liiver
Bear Ktorie" Mr. Major' serial will
begin iu the Octuber Journal.
Il Is safe to say, from a wide c
qualntance with ministers' wive, that
they are not sometimes, but alwavs,
imposed upon; they are laid iiam the
t iixrnstean bed of 'euKlit to be, and
anatomical considerations vaulsh before
the joy most people feel iu the cheerful
task of stretching out or lopping off
one or other of the privileges which the
majority of tin other womeu in the
parish possess to an unlimited tlesree.
A Minister's Wife, iu the September
tidies- xiome Journal.
hvert Jensen Wendell I a blue-
Dloodeit Knickerbocker, a member of
one of the oldest .New York families
and rich, lie is known all over New
ork a the "best frieud of bad boy."
He carrie on a comKjndence with no
iuhs man ?,uuu noy who at one time
most people would put under the cate
gory of "bad." Mr. Wendell haa h.n
i instrumental lu nUolnir all the bova
" wnom n correspond on western
'"' or in western village.
Tbe Japanese have a literature ex
tending over 12 ceuturle Until 40
year ago no English person bad read a
page of a Japanese book. The first
written book that has oome down to u
is the Kojiki or "Records of Ancient
Matters," which was completed A. D.
la. it contains the earlv traditions of
the Japanese race, beginning with
myths, -which form tbe basi of the
hhliito religion and acquiring more and
more of a historical character a it pro
ceed until it come to a clot in A. D.
628.
Activities of presidential campaign
explain tbe comparative neglect of tbe
sea serpent this summer, but a Ban
Francisco romantist does his best to
make amends by describing hov a
whale nearly upset a steamer. That
the whale nhotild be roaming around in
a small bay and that a marine "artist"
should prejent the sole proof add to the
beauty of ffie notion.
From the great shipyards at Stettin,
which have already sent forth tbe
Deutschland and the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Grosee, i soon to come another le
viathan ot the sea which, it is affirmed,
will make an hourly speed of 24 knots.
It may yet come about that a person
who lias a week and some cash to pnre
for an ocean voyage may cross and re
crow the Atlantic in seven day.
The friends of Andreewill never give
up hope. A dispatch from Stockholm
tells of a letter, signed by Andree,
found in tbe Arctic by on Americuu.
is uas now ueen over two vear rnce
Andree sailed away for the North pole
in his balloon, find it is foolishness to
expect that he is alive.
seasoned, by ComoOenl worbnun. It ai.ula
STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING CO
"' 320-338 Eul Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon.
Baking Powder
improves the flavor
eaten warm and
TOSK. '
To CU.n aad rolls Plaao.
In cleaning and polishing a piauo go
over the woodwork with a cloth wet
with para II tie oil, being generou with
th oil where the woodwork l wry
much tolled. Let tills remain two or
three hour: tht is to tolteu the dirt.
Thau wash with sp and water aud a
suit cloth, being careful not to let any
water touch tbe work inside tbe piano.
Use a good white or a white Castile
soap. Wipe dry with a soft cloth and
polish with soft old lUen or chamois
leather. Septeuiber LaJio' Hum
Journal.
I'lso's Ctir for Consumption I n Infal
lible nieilkine (or ciiuglis and col.ls N.
W. 8aul, Ocean lirov, .N. ).. Feb. 17.
PKl.
The Mount Vernon (111.) saloon
keeper who kept open their saloons
after the village had voted local op
tiou, claiming that Ihe bylaw wa in
valid, have lost their case belore the
court, and have closed up tbelr place,
Judge Fierce sustained tbe validity of
the ordinance, holding the submission
of the question wa not a delegation of
authority by the city council.
Mother will llud Mrs. Wluslow's Hooth
lit hvrun the best retuedv lo una fur thus
onildnm during tbe teething period.
Mnnagei of the various railroads
operating out of Chicago declare that
they will co-operate with officer of the
anti-oignrett league in the waifare on
the clgaiette habit, and it is probable
that several of the road will follow
the example of the Kock Island Com
pany in issuing a general order prohib
iting the use of cigarette among thuir
employes.
flfj censu of White Mains, N. Y.,
show more dog than people.
BiisIiism Practice, Hliorthaud,
....r-H H.:ii.:r, m ui . ..hi....
all tu. yusr, tiuliits mar enter
niuiwigrauiiiiiR, iMK.i rurins,
Ars nam.rous and subsiantlal. Largo seluxil ronmt, i.-r!"i. e'iiliment, rsfs.
Ill tesnlisri, I'lunulfts couru s nt luitr, sualils in in du mn n i r wittli In all .
nniierlalie. W. tssch Besilluir, HMlliitg, tirsmmsr, Arl. Pnimsnslilu,
rtirrssuuudsnu. Comtnttnitsl Lsw. lltH.kkpsuiiiif. lunkni h...i....m s,..i'...k.
fully. Call or isttd lor uopy. It will pay,
' PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
Park and Washington Strooat
A. P. Amutrofig, LL, Principal.
FINE OLD
...WHISKY...
Gin; Brandy. Rum
11 foil quarts. 9,0fl, Pr gallon, S2.no. XXX
rOKTANBBHKUliy.rfai).
ALL OOOU UOOUS
Orders for t'J5.00 anil upward dellvsrsd Ire to
nearest Kail road or Blnaaiur Lsudiug, Blank
Cases and Kegi.
LOUfS CAHEN & SON
Kit.bllili,.d 80 Vein.
AM FnANtlStO, CALIFORNIA.
DROPSY
10 DATS' TREATMENT fflEE.
Have mails Ompfy ip& its oorn-
fllostiopi ipMiklly lor twouty
tars with tils moat wondert'nl
nocdi. Hsvsosrtilmsiiy tuous
sua ossei.
St.l.I,SUtH'OII0H8,
Box S, Atlsats, da.
JOHN rOOLK, PosttASD, Omioon.
can g ve you the best bargulns In general
lies. hollra tai.Uu - I
pmws, ueit and w in mills. Tl . ,.i"'wi. rriweeuung oluin
IlUttlled Wi"lm1"' ,old hlm'
Dn.CUlll'S.PILLS
ON ppt A DOtl. Cur Stek RssdMb and Drs
wpils, lUuiov. I'huulea.i'urirr tlis Ulwd, Aid Zlt'i
iton.Frovuni Ulllpuiio.u. l;o not o! rl saor Hli: kail. 1
BOSANkO CO., rsUsSristIa, fa, SoWbilrugglit
.MISKVS WINTER GARDEN..
I'hlrd and Moirlsoa Street
PORTLAND . . , aljOBEOON
s O. A. A LI SKY, Prop. . ,
' ' Do not fall to visit
Buffet Oafa
''"...UHfTUH LADY OHOVIITBA..
A Isnaslrsi I t.
Four American wore discussing hkf
sumiidiiles of the I'rotwh coiintga uyy
tent 10 the rninpartnimit ol a railway
carriage In Prauce not long ago. "It's
funny, t ' io way these I'leui'lunen have
fixed thing up," said one of the party,
"Now, take the franc, for eaapmla.
They made It worth between IS and IV
cents, w hen they might just as easily
have ma la It worth all even X0 cents
aud saved a lot of trouble. I uaver
saw anything so uupiutlol In my
life," " Yen," remarked auotltnr, "but
the l tigll-h are Just bad. There
they went and nmdo a pound worih
t.M, Instead of putting it up to an
wen live dollars. It gonitis a though
these foreigner havou'l any real sous,
anyhow,"
A Kuan M.nso af Siiisll,
Tom my bud formed Ilia habit of go.
Ing to Mlaa Wb'atoakti's house aoverat
Hums a day, and, atrungnly nuough,
most ol those visits occurred Just at
meal time. One morning he arrived
lefor Mis Whnatcakn' breakfast wa
served. He feared that he Wa too late
for the nieul, but, being too polite to
Inquire, merely looked about with an.
lou stealth (or some sign of irmra
tlou, Miss Whwateake saw hi portur
batiou, but suld nothing to relieve It,
Presently Tommy remarked! "Aiu't
it funny, Mis Wheatcake, I'm awfully
hungry?" Mis Wlieatcak mad no
comment and ha wiggled about uneasi
ly lu hi chair for a few momenta, then
with a timidly ingratiating look be
said: "Heema to tne I smell tggs boil.
Ing. Do If"
llou'l IV.nl Purs Water.
8pklug of th health of the HrltUh
army In South Alrica, the Ixmilmi
Uiu-et aay that ''one of th greatest
dlflU'ultlos which coii front th in wi lea I
otllcort 1 to Induce tlumt to drinkfv
water which ha lwu rendered as puMT
s possible by bulling or tillering. ,
tor a long march the average wddler
will run any rUk to obtain a draught
of water, however bad."
Not all th heroism In till world I
seen oil th battlefield aud on th
tago. At a big the In Chicago, at
which the father and hi five children
were penued np Ilk rU lu a Iran to
ills, the members of engine rointmuy
Mo. 3, swing that there was no time to
wait (or a book and Ifblder truck,
formed a ladder of their Unties, by
taudilng one upon the shoulder of
neither, and so on up to US leet, aud
kll uf th stricken peopt were pasawd
down to safety .
llttsla's N.w t'al.ndar.
It Is said that Itutsta is atanit lo adopt a
iissr raleinliir. Km-li yrr rontaiii 13
months of lartity right days b, Tl
main fratitre is Its apparent stnliililv, and
lu this il rwaeuitilri III a..rrl!ti reiitrtiv,
lhtrier' Hiomnrli lliii.rs. Try it li.y
lvstepsia, cuiatlpaiiuit, tnrrtiinra uf
iiitutimta. He ut fun get Hi. genuine,
China Knows Muw to 1'r.ssrv tirt..
Million have been spout iu civilised
countrle In futile elTorta bi pri sma
grapes. Th Chinese have known tha
secret for many ceuturle ntid nillions
more have been vulnly used In the
V (tin t to drag doiii them Uie recipe.
Kv.rrbudy ara to, 1
When eraxtmlv who has taksu ra.i-sr-n j
t'siia t'ailiarilo h.y si. tint tl tstuiii. I
In h.. .ld, wli; tioi try Ihomt All diub,..u.
lis-, !, Ml,
Cooking ntensit made of aluminum
Instead of tin are coining into us lit
tha French army.
The Merit f
oi a Medicine
Is determined by the lest,- linvs ilciirv?
V know II. iimI's tbtrparilla dart cure.
People who lake It f.ruy ilte caused
by bad blood or low tint of lb. sysivni
y it cures. It Is the grrnt pure ld.l
maker, sunnsiii tonic anil lierv strengtli
'tier. It cures dysprpaia, nervousness,
lishlltty, that tired "Idling, ami all bliaid
ilissases. Gel only ll.ii.il, Ivsrnuse
HootTs Sarsaparllln
Never lppnliit, M.ihl bvalldrittml-is. ti.
offered to
our students
i t i.w . i. iik. iiir i.i.i.vuit.
Matilfiildlng.
i.uurk rauem, irnn't vvors. aln.
H.li....l Ik nlrt.ll
at any tlm.-uur cataii.iua an.iaii.n all tl.ia
J. A. Wesco, Penman and Secretary
NOTHING BETTER MADE
You can't malts a mistake II you get
..Mitchell..
Mitchell, Lemis & Staver Co.
PORTLAND, ORECON.
If,
CLAIMANT! f0 n ioTA MS
Wrl la NAIIMN
BIUKPURII. Waahlnnlnn II R
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1 1 il co 1H7S.
Here's a Proposition
Isn't It reasonable to auppos tlist a fli nt of
w years ex partem! could mil yon the best way
lu gel good value for your iniumyr If vuti aiu
maUliiK linpinvomuiits lu ymir limine, or bulUI
lug a new house, no iiiuttor how situill or lsr
lis nun you wish lo hpeinl In olenirlcal or
tiiliiret, nraplsues, iiihiiIhI fiiniltimi, em,, you
.!!iV"!'?l'!l'Jt'ni ,,e we" "llllal Hie" ,,u
Mir . w Vi . It St IC'l"l' t;O0l KH.S
Htr.t, foilUnii, llingnn,
CUTLER'S
CARB0LATE OF IODINE
POCKET IN H AMUR.
con,,,mpt,o,tB,a:;Ki"ru"
W.H; SMITH i CO., tutfalo, N.Y.PfOp'8,
Ml Pl M- v- NoriT-tisao.
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