"" 1 "" i .- M. . , . -n mm - -- iii i iii ,i ii i -- " ' 1 "" "T FASHlONABLb KINKS. ,. rooeonil" lrw Nuvelila aud to " riviy Mtallnnery. 6,rrt Wire are the raga In Paris, jlODIJ , 1 1 I . .... ha ..-.. ... 1 . t- .1 .foil uotniT "win miu utiem .i of ""I disappearing under blu brol-UTJ- Tulle coviti'u ana ovming-ureases are lereu Willi mmrrj ur luavuera. foWIIM'" M wfw wie .rimming fjnjt-J to cover the crown sufficiently (onceal the top of the head. A plain gown la made effocttva by a ,tb dress, mude with a corsolet bor 'rti with looi ' brown braid, needi othpr tr.mnung. :iMvntf aro too elaborate, and women th (ne round shouldors are tired of imir tin' in unUor a pull no large that ...law of the uppor part or the arm Dil and the probabllltes are that ?cbnife w smpitir sioeveiwlU be ,of the nrot important changes in .u lu inn- oiiave ana niraro jackets are Tory ul,r, ana tney ure made so as to be - itb different uroasos, velvet ones. A with colored s Iks, fram ng the but not moetlnjf either front or k. bwnff most stylish. er sixteen years of age boys don Cf coats, and from twelve to sixteen wear long or knee trousers, and ' . - . .1 I. X . ,, . b -DreaM'u mm uriioriom jackets. ile for wot weather thore are leather oi to wear with knoe breeches. . i. ... ... i . It a asiuiiiauing w sua now popular i, cutaway coat and shirt front have ame, about every fourth woman you ,t wearing the suit, A dark greon hcoat, with a double-breasted vest reeii silk, opens over a shirt of the errst mull, and often one Is forced nit the mens counter for some of (mssculino accessories. The litest style of visit ng1 cards are 34t square, and should be about Sta nches, ihe engraving should be the plainest script, without any Mes, and upon the best white wl buarl. The card Mr. and Mrs. ie Urgent, boing about 2x4 inches. card of Mrs. is often engraved with Dime of the daughter below it a young lady's first season hor it ii put on her mother's card, and ;. r this alio has a separate one. Cards TonniriT daughters have the Chris- ;oame, while the eldest has simply Children's names are printed on r small ritrils in small script A pop- dinner card is a plain gilt-edged with tne monogram or crest pod In bronze. A collection of the ling styles of letter paper, with jus stampings, la most interesting. grain rilibon, fringed at eaoh end, 4 fire inches long and two wide, run igh s celluloid card, band painted. i use. n hen a motto is used it is n printed an satin. Individual taste .In the width of black borders used .siting' cards. In England it is a itn to send out memorial cards. first page contains the words "In or am, the Becona contains the ".culars of death and burial, while Jiird and sometimes the fourth is ted to a prayer or eulogy. These ynt out a week or ten day after the quies. Invitations to wedding an garies are written or printed on sheets, while the dates are some i dist.litfuished from the rest by flrures or silver. Cards of wood or ir no longer in good taste. N. Y. AN That a ALBINO ABORIGINAL An. trill TV....... BPUU"' tol.lhk Plorer Dr ,rr:,B.tr'eeo' "lt. -j jr. me dream of A CHINESE FUNERAL. n -d when-M,'V & n Jer, Vai ", manager of the - q Slat OIL nn il.. Ninety-Mile PITH AND POINT. -"Oh, mamma, won't you please give i piece of that cake? "ISO, my I:; it will make you slck." "I don't to eat it; I only want to make sinkers for my flsh-liuo." Golden 1 pongs "I wonder why Mrs. Jaggs tl let her husband employ a female I writer operator?" Foiies "Don t I know? She was his former type- "f operator herself." Munsey's ily. llVictor "What is vour husband's !int ma'am? Is it chronic?" r-"Yes, sir. I have never known ho be satisfied with a meal for the thirty-live years." Iiurlineton l Press. r' Dear. I do wish I could think of ay to make the congregation f their eyes on me during the sor- Littlo Tommy "l'a, you want l the clock rlcht behind the pul- -The Epoch. Debutante "Were you at the -i reci'Dtion, yesterday, Mr. Iljon- Mr. lijonson "Yes. I stenncd in f'w minutes, but thore was such I uninteresting girls there I soon Were you there?" IVoUnir llnolw.n uWUtl V.n an. J-Bto years old to-day? Why yov. net year ago, just before the wed- mat you were on v twenty. ft Wife (wearily) "I have aged t i since i married." !rlt(in ready-made clothing-store) you please give me an hour off 'tt'rnoon, sir?" I'roorietor- Jt do you want to (rot off for ?" want to go and buy a suit of - -noswn courier. i'ullo, Sticirins! I hardlv knew i "hen I last saw you you weredy- f sleeplessness, and here you F1' tnd hariDV. What has cured "lleen appointed on the police !'!iiladolphia Times. 'It .Maria "Your hnslmnd gnems H'r amiable and pleasant now. i-inei (recently married) J'. You see. I have sWdpM 1 10 cookiiiff school, and we now icok."iiarper.. Bazar. pt Citizen "I hear the Govern- IS rek'cto,! nno nt ia notv npulu- 'Vhat Was t.tm milbir with It?1 ' Citizen "I presume it hadn't 1 speed to get away from a for-'"le-ship." X. y. Weekly. wliell (to happy father) "Con- J oid man, on the new ar- "horn does he look like?" (fmembering the visitors' com-"-"He. looks like all his relatives " ides of the family." Ex- Mother "I have called John a timet to come in and go on '"d. but he won't come. He is ; Playing with one of the neiuh 5lUren." Caller (meaninirly) '''"t come?" Fond Mother lne neighbor children ought ' ""ore respect for my feelings 'Don playing with him after he -""leu. and I nh.ll mn1 them troua Hi, hi. n tn9Um Tliere was in Cliiimuiwn today a scene unique and li. at1,.iisl, d which loulj only have take,, pUre s,,,, Francisco, hich in (i-lf Uu iliMiiu-ilon or a dis grace, as it may I- reardi-d. h was the funeral rites over the Uy of Gy All Wy, who was allot it, Chinatown. It proved beyond question the remarkable Influence exertim-d by the notorious "Lutle Pete." The funeral was the Kreutest tliut lias taken place In China town for iiutiiy years. No one could be found who had seen a more ceremonious affair. YetGy Ah Wy was a most common- rjlaca inilipi.ltiul um.i .1... ....t . Ktlll t.. i f "u ""'J "wimciion "till, Jun (iun was nn.lu. ..i . hn p,,nl,l .. ; nrh i -"ijr, nu as i - " inuiui wiiiK a menu hlhl Jrf nTS,H to.Meluoorne and ex- I " iupirUT of the highbinders' agent -Th. A . , at6Mr' C"rr' ull"'f of 1 ani diplomat. "Little IVte." A great ffort u 1 , "n Race'" ln wMeh tuanil,lrill. mn Consul B., could not thVA. .tra.e the f'n,,'iry of ! P'iUy tanwttiel such a fanfaronade ri.u.wa ,,Bhor,l'"' Wk to the ! on hisexilas did this bumble follower of bouth African black, bad declared that i Pe. h Au SflD V ", been k?Wn a",m"f Tl'e fun"ral lK,k ,Iace fro,u Stutkt me Australian native, and Jun ,:.. 1 strnpt ii..nr v,.ui,i..,.,.. i appearance w.. th. .r "T"." , " ",D t - -v iiuiul un or t nut i u tii in Eiin ntmttitora - irom a tr be of blac ks. d traveled far to attend rn l a J:iV'n'Wlth """o' the tribes n the Interior, be set out on a two i.. him- Ihe white man turned out to be JnG..n..n Albino aboriginal, andnot :8rdW".,0J,y "uped. a relio of Lei ardts lost expedition. U H I?"1" A"h0U,fh hta mpleil"n u.an mat or many a aun burned bushman. his features are un questionably those of the better-look-Ing type of aboriginal Ills breast and head are covered with the sears of bat tlo,andJun Gun bas clearly hel.l bl own as one of the warriors of his tribe. He hat long, wavy hair of a iroldon yel low, and a full tandy beard. Uis e'yet A llllL'A piuuonu was built in the Btreet (without a permit). It was covered with a canopy of white cloth of flue texture. The plat form was loaded will, all the delicacies to be found in Chinatown. Qy Ah Wy will probably have a post mortem attack of dysn psia on his arrivul in the other world should he sample the dainties that were spread out for him on the platform. There were whole carcasses of roast P'K and gouts. There were chickens and AMD Till. TII IV CUMK. 8am Kkan lm o, January 3, mi.i, Sirrra Ckrmieul Co. (isNTl.tMKN: I have been a surtt-rrr from kidney comulalnu for aeveral yean, an have ud all kinds of medicine w ithout any apparent multa or relief until my friend advised me and told me of the w on deiful cims Ihidrrul Sirrra A'i'iiWy ami l.ivtr Cur wa aecniplUhliiK I In (lured to buy one bottle, but without iihic f ilih, and to my nurpiias after u n ihat bottle I noticed aurh a great Iniproveiuent that I kept on until I have now used three bolt'es, and ran safely say that I am en tlrely cured and never felt Int er In my life. I with to recommend this remedy to all HiifTerrra from kidney and liver diaor ders, for It will positively do the work ery Iruly y'UirH, L. H. Coiim, Atlnntir & I'aritlr Tub Co., room ,V! Si Anne's bulldii g San Francisco, Cal Fir., Cltliou-Do yon think Coiii(r.iimii Hilly .,iu,ii iMsiiiiif a i inini itiau-sM-iiaior: oud HaI. he worth a inlllliniT I'lT ON THE IIKAKKI4 If rnu rind yon are unwuliHI In IkiIih nl health. Kslllnir .Iri'iiKlli, lmnlrvtl illKenllnii ami awlinllatlmi arc I hi- marki ol IiyIIiii' I hiN k llineaiiitothrrludli'allKii. ol vrvumliirv Um ay with Ihi (rami vllalin'r ana re.lrnliilu Ionic, llnati-lli-r'a mmnai h Ultlera. Hi'ulnnl a, (he (ouiilaln hvail, Ihe .loniai'h, the lllllria rtnnlle. II. Incmi'lviirv. corrtsi. Ila ernua ai m?I It vigorously at work. Theiliire.tlvt orv-a I. Ihn. rualiliil lo Uinrimnhlv M'narale Irom thr naHi ii. iiutriMvr ,iriiii'iic, wnirn ine oumhi awlnillatliix. I riirichitl. 'Ihu. la Ihe ay.li-m lioiirUhrU, ami IriuK imiirlnliril, alrviiKthened. ami ahiHirinal tc of li tUaui'. utayeil. iw lllo llw iMiwtr In r,'t well. a n-xular hliltar,'lo and hia wlml. vJi- i pig ana gouts, there were chickens and iheinmertn r..t well.areKiilar hal.lt r.-aW -1.1. V, . ' " COT,,red with I ducks' run and blrdu' nt, .mull n i, r.tsl.ll.h.-.l. ami ihyyaiioii. lutinl.ma im.vt white hair nearly half an Inch lon ' 7 , . msu. amall liu (Tmi,w i ,h,.ir immral ami health (nl khm.v... If the dlseovnr. f V j anJ larKe Ash, llsll brought from Cbilia The Blttera. m..ns.ver, la .iHs-llle Inr pre .othlnt -, u 2 .JU? (":n Ar "J smuggltHl from Sacramento. ."1 "!!!! tbrwn uoming more, it cromisna tn iim,,i... effort to discover some trace of the In- irepia ana long-lost Lelchardt Atdif ferent times it hac been atat th. ,.. Iron cart tires of the wairona of th l,.-. explorers had been seen or reminis cences of the party discovered In hiero glyphics upon tree trunks. Mr Mcl'liee in bis search for Jun Gun. betrd ru mors which have furthor excited nul.lln curiosity and ,the end will probably be a search expedition fitted out under the auspices of the Geographical Society. No one but an Australian can under stand the revorence ln which we hold the memory of these old-time explorers. They are heroes of the Victoria Cross. -London Graph la HARD MAN TO CATCH. Th Countnrfcltar Who Coplr Unci Nam's Notaa with I en. The most remarkable counterfeiter at present living, so a Washington Star reporter was informed, has been keep ing the United States Secret Service in such a condition of exasperation for a long time past that no trouble or ex pense would be considered excessive for the accomplishment of his capture. And this, although be produces on an average not more than two bogus notes ln a year. The remarkable thing about these imitations are that they are executed entirely with a pen. Once In six months, almost as regularly as clock work, one of them turns up at the treas ury here, to tho disgust of the Govern ment detectives, whose utmost efforts can not discover so much ai a clew to follow. The strangest point about the matter is that the work of producing the bills in this fashion, merely con sidered asa question of labor, remunera tive or otherwise, can not possibly pay They are always either fifties or twen ties, and to make one must require pretty constant toil for quite half a year. Ihe last one, which was received a few days ago, was a double X. Funny enough they come each time from a different city, and the supposi tion is that the forger leaves town for another locality immediately upon passing one. He gets rid of the note he has just completed, which may remain In circulation for some time before reaching a bank, and departs long be fore the police agonts have a chanco to arrive upon the scene. The most plausible theory seems to be that he is a monomaniac of means, who gratifies a morbid taste In this astonishing way. Ills imitation bills aresoperfeotly done that no one short of a professional ex pert would hesitate to take them for good money. From the vignettes to the signatures the work is performed with an accuracy that bears scrutiny with a powerful magnify ing glass. In all likelihood the reason why the notes are not made of larger denominations Is that they would be proportionately more difficult to pass. One can imagine that this eccentric counterfeiter indulges In the employ ment simply for the gratification of bit vanity. It is not Improbable that he himself has been shown the frame at the treasury building In which two specimens of his handiwork are shown by polite attendants to visitors as the most extraordinary samples of forgeries in the government collection. Anyway be goes on turning out the bills at regu lar intervals of six months, thus occa- ionine periodical spasms of exaspera tion ln the Secret-hervice oureau. Romathlng About Shamrock. We hear more about the shamrock than we know ahout It. James u. u. Duffv. in American Notes and Queries, says that In Ireland only one shamrock is known. It is an Indigenous species of clover, which trails along the ground among the grass ln meadows. The trefoil leaves are not more than one fourth the size of the smallest clover I have seen In America, and are pure green In color, without any of the brown shading of white and pink clovers. The creeping stem is hard and fibrous ihi is difficult to dislodge from the earth. St. 1'atrick's Day the true shamrock has to be searched out from among the grass, for, though comparatively plentiful at that season, it grows close to the ground. Later it bears a tiny "whitey brown" blossom. The information that ahamrakh Is the Arabic word for trefoil it new to me, and may be of service to those interested ln the origin of the Irish race. The word could have been Introduced by the Milesians, or it may f jrnisb an argument in support of the contention that one of the lost ten tribes of Israel settled In Ireland, which has been revived by the publication of a re- tent book. t here were pies and puddings and a mag niflcent opium layout for Mr. Wy to smoke or for the appeasing deity to en joy. There were plenty of victuals and opium for both. The coflin in which were the remains of the lute lamented slave dealer and blackmailer lay in front. It was deco rated with gold and silver and cost a fabulous sum, contributed by the high binders. On a matting near at hand lay hit widow, who howled at the beginning, out who gradually reduced her lamenta tions to a feeble squeak, uttered at long intervals of exhaustion, lly her side lay the child and the dead man's brother. At a short distance away, but without matting, lay the dead man's three slaves, who also sent up hideous cries of grief. A high priest, dressed in raiment like unto Solomon's and glittering with jew els, tort ured a musical instrument like the bagpipes, and the second high priest beat cytuhals furiously, A crowd of young Chinese women, dressed in white silk. poured out tea over the platform and on the heads of the mourners, while another crowd of women from the houses of ill fame beat time with their hands and tried to weep, A large gung of men wandered about for blocks around costing forth the ta pers through the holes of which the Chi nese Mephistopheles lias to leap before ne can caicu the spirit or the dead man, Before his satanic majesty could get through all the holes it was confidently believed that the dead man would have been safe in heaven. The ceremonies lasted two hours. At 1 o'clock the funeral started. There were eighty carriages, containing the leading highbinders, and an immense number of Chinese followed on foot. Saji. Fraqciseo Report. THE FUGITIVE'S CHOICE. A Huuted Negro I'refera Suicide t Death Hr the Kope. It was down on the Groat Jaoksoa Route. A freight train had met with an accident, and so our train going south was off-time and bad to run In on tid ing and wait for the lightning express coming up from New Orleans, Many of nt were strolling about, picking black berries or gathering flowers, when some one suddenly shouted: Every body keep quiet and llstenl Dark!" It was the deep, far-away bay of a bound, and after half a minute we real ized that it was coming nearer. "The dogs are running a deer!" shout ed one of the men, "and If we string out we may get a shot!" Fifteen or twenty men, each with a revolver, strung out along the track, and just then we heard the Iron rails began to s gnal that the express was coming. Two minutes later we beard her whistlo. There were three or four dogs in the ohase, and at they drew nearer it was evident that the game would cross the track below the bridge. We ran down to it, though no one cared to risk the crossing. We were hardly there when a coal black negro, bare beaded and in rags, leaped out of the brush on the track and stood facing ns. The dogs had somehow lost him, and were baying in the thicket forty rods away. What his crime was we could not say. Be was a powerful big fellow, and as he stood thore. arms folded across his heav ing breast, hit face bad a terrible look, lie was only pistol-shot away, but no one raised a weapon. On the contrary, one of the crowd shouted to him: "Off the trjck or you'll be kllledr lie turned and saw the express thun dering down the level stretch and then faced us again. The enginoer blew an alarm, but be stood there like rock. The train was running over that stretch as a pigeon fl es. sparks of Are flashing from the rails and a great cloud of dust whirling behind it, and the speed eould not even be checked. The black man looked neither to the right nor to the left. The dogs were coming nearer, but they were too late. Those who did not turn their faces aside saw the pilot fling him fifty feot high, and as the body tell it splashed Into the creek at our feet and there, only balf bidden by the thai low waters bruised, broken, dead. It bad scarcely struck the water when Ave or six dogs bioke from the thicket and crossed the tracks and close upon them were three or four men. Itut they bad arrived too late. The hunted man bad taken bis choice of bow he would die. Detroit Free Press. bllloti.new ami kluuey troublra. Aerainm.Hlalliif. "I hntwynu rtnn't oWeel I my .iniikliiK " ' S t lu Ihe leant. Ihat la II you dun t olijeel to my bring alek UAVE TIIKM A TIIOKOl till Tit I A I. Hon. E A. Moore, member of Assembly Richland county, N. Y., wrltea: "I have two allllrtlons which sometimes make life a burden. One Is dyapepnla; the other Is rheumatism. I heard that Hraniikkth's Pii lm, taken one or two a night on an empty stoninrh, would cure rheumatic pains. I gave them a tho onuli trial for three wreka, Inking one r two every niicht. To my delight not only was i cured ol rheumatism, bin dyHix-tmla rontivt-iiBHs and biliousness. They did not Interfere with my diet or nuHiueaa. and really think them an Incomparable blood ptirinerand csmarur. An Intercepted Telegram "Newport, Atigunt a, isw-i'leaw look up Ihe taiidlng nl A. il Itlche in llrailntreet'i. lie iniHiaed la.l night.' TllK TllKoaT. " Uroim't Bronchial Troclifs" act directly on ihe organs of trie voice. I liry have an extraordinary effect In all dl-orilers of the threat. SiAris ano fingers nun tne rrornea useiui. I.Ike lithera. Mrs. Iliinllng What does your nH.uaiin ininani iiiewarin weather ir. i.ar- kln Ile often aillea a hutted term to it. More dlneases are produced by tiHlujr Drown and perruin.il soaps than ov amy tiling else. Why run uch terrible il-ks when yu know Dobbins' Electric Soup la pure and pel fecu iJobblns prevent Hand irom chapping. AlH.nt the flmt thing that utrlkea the Hoodie Alderman who runs away la the narelty of piaeei to run to. Beware of Imitation! of the celebrated Seal of North Carolina Flag Cut Tobacco. Out of the Fire Only those who have luftvrcd from tall rheum iu the wnmt form ran know the agoulen rauscd by thin dreadful dliease. Ilnod'a Saraaparllla haa had remarkable ueeew lu curing .alt rheum, aa well aa all artectioin of the blood " I owe the Mine gratitude to Hood'a ParaMpa" rllla that one would lo hla rcaeuer from a burn Ing building. I waa tormented with tall rheum aud had to leave off work altogether. My face, about the e yea, would be swollen and erahbed, my haiida aud a part of my body would be raw aores for a weeks at a time, my fle.li would aeera to lotted that I could roll pieces from be tween my flngcni an large at a pea. One pliyalelan called It type polaoti, aud gave me medicine ac rordlnxly: but .all rheum cannot be cured In that way. Finally I bought abotlleof llood'aftmuiiia rllla. It heliKMl mv so much that I took a aeeoud and third Ixitile. and waa entirely rami. 1 Imve not been troubled with .alt rheum .luce. A. II. Kohhins, l'.anar trect, Jamaica I'lalli, Maaa. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all drngglata. l; alx lor i. Prepared oniy uy i;. i. iiuuii at lu., iiweu, Ma.i. 100 Doses One Dollar instant" N. Y. Weekly. Ij'f'een City Natural Gas and Fuel ( (T has offered the city of Cincin i "'J and 2 per cent, upon the 7"" receipts of the company, or j 'e city imiiiiin'', in con- All ordinary china or earthenware la nnrous. and the fine pores will fill up with grease or fatty substances, which ' in rimiL becoming rancid, will give an ! offensive odor and taste to any food put tte landlord-it's just the tame, AJua- into tuch vessels. Boap should not oe Weekly. ruj fnr wasninr oruinari vu.n A ub.titut. Mr. IToffman Howes How dweadfnll I bear that the waiters are going to iVike. His Friend Gracious! We won't bavt aiybody to tip. will weT Mr. Hoffman Howes u, we can up earthen vessels (the solution of soda it better), and all vessels should be after wards well rinsed with clean, hot water, free of any frtty lubstance. Soda fnrm with inv grease on the vessels a goapy compound, but, acting stronger j than soap, it will remove the grease j More thoroughly. EitravagaM Draae. How came your paper to fail?" My wife waa a partnerr How si'ould that affect its interest adversely?" She insiited on IU having new press too of eo.'-Cbicago Globe. ' you hare a COLD or COUGH, acute or leading to CONSUMPTION, scows Elision of run: oi i.n r.it on. AND HTPOPnOSPniTES OF LIMK AND BOUA za tunn oxjma for rr. Tbla preparation eonUlna the atlmula ling prortlee of the Hypnphinphlir ami line Aorirefjlnrt Vod l.ivrr Oil. Ueed by pliyntcli.ua all the World over. It la a ;xiloe aa milk. Three llraea aa eflbm clou, aa plain Cod Llrer Oil. A perfect Emulsion, belter Uian all others made. For all furma of Watting iUmuea, BrvnthlHB, COSSUJIPTIOX, Scrofula, d a Flesh Producer there la nothing like tCOTT'l EMULSION. It la aold by all Drugglau. IM no one by pifuae explanation or Impudent entreaty Induce you to accept a aubailtute. For a Disordered Liver Try BEECHAU'S PILLS. 25cts. a Box. OK AIJL. DRUfWIfTH. LADIES, Send Stamp for Our Pamphlets. We have aomethlnc new whirl) will aave you trouble. KIBE WOOD HARD RUBBER COMPANY, Cor. Market A June! flta., 4Ui tow, maa IM aa rimcisro. Price. Vk lady Agenta Wanted. TV? t aaaaa. St laadaeh CeaeUaaiae aUUrta. Liver OraalaJaai. uae tae mU A aaw.ia) mmi. IMJTU BILE BEANS i bill !- Vm de iMAix nza (at mo TtaTinittMMnM rrtaeefeuaaeetae, ga eawa. aav a rauauet. ev-fci, aw. aa. Lo, WHO CAM KOI HT When Hi. Many Teallfy la the Itriuark able Curea KArrtrd br tra, Harrln, WaahliiKlon lliillilhif, rorllanil, Or.T l.onl Holland, I'ortland-Granulated and liilUim-il etea; perfectly rtirvd. Mrs. K. I leek, Aurora, Or, - Severe pain in 'lie bark ami head; rraUired to hralth. aim. .1. J. iouiiu, iKl Third street, I'orl laiiit'-Dtnufuaia. ronatluallnn. liver com plaint and aevete pain In the stomach; ciir.-o. Homer TrnUlimer. Mollal'a, Or.-I'aln In hla atnmarh nine years; cured In five at'ka. William Hohr, New York hotel, Port land -,aa I and throat catarrh: reaiored lister M. Inland, Oretrou t'lly, Or. Catarrh alx yearn; cured. OMInt hour.: U to ft dally, and 0 to 8 cvciiiik. i nromr niaeaaea or all klnda Kiii'CrHMfullv treated. Cure In private diaeaaea of whatever nature gtiarateed, l'or treated free from 0 to 10 a. m. daily. It I. remarkable how dUKii.tlliK a peraou at brvaWal can he with a .Inxle peach. AN KLKUANT PACKAGE OF PINK CAKIIS. Includln artlatlr Imported oleoin-evhio and enro ls rare novelties, shape and nmtlc ranis. This lam aud beautiful col lection aent by mall to any one who will do this: liny a box of the senulne Or. 0. McLans's Celebrated Liver l'llla from anv IniKKiat, price Xb rents, and mall us the outside wrapper with your address, plain Iv written, and 4 cent lu stamps. The Sennlne Me La tie's l'llla are prepared only y Fleming Uros., lMtUtliuivh, Pa., and have been in constant uae (or over sixty yearn. They arc aiirior to all others In "urlty and effecllveneaa. A certain cure (or Indication and alck headache. Ad. drena, KlentiiiK Bros., I'lttsbarKh, Pa. "She la not urcttv. Yon uld ihe waa aa nrettv a a picture." "tih. well. 1 meant au amateur photograph." CONSUMPTION MI'KKLT CURED. Tothi KniToa: Plcaae Inform voar reailera that I have a po.ltlve remedy for the above- nameo aieaae. njr iu tunvijf km tnoaaanna oi hoiM-leva caM-a have bee '4 permaneullv eure.1. I .hall be Rlad lo Mnd two bnttleaof mjr renitdy free to any of vour rcadera who bave eoniumr tleu If they will lend me their expreaa and poeb offli adiltvw. Ktumvlfiill)', T. A. HI.OOVM, M. f ., 1st Pearl atreet, New York. Try Okrmia for braakfaat. X&r. CM Giticura HI MllltHUKTIIK I1MIOD.SKIN ANDSCALf. whether Itchlnu. burulna. bleedinu. u-aiv. rruated, pimply, blotchy or copiH-r cnlored, wtih Iiw. ol nan, either .Ininle. M'roluloita. hered barv or n.utHitloua, are .i.cedlly, nermaiienllv, vew- nuiiiii any aim iniaiiiiiiy curea nytnet: Tii ra Kkmkiukk, ron.i.iinit of t'tiTictiaa, the treat akin cure, ri'Tiii'KA Soar, an eiqul.lte .klu ku- rineraiKi ncautiiier. ami i t'Tlcima hkmii.vsst. the new blood and .kin nurlfler and arealeri ef hiiinor remclle., when tne la-at pliynli lHii. ami all other reiueilie. (ail. I'l'Tiri'Si haMKiiiaaarr thennlv Infallible IiI.hhI and .kin purltlcr. and dally enVct umreKri'al cure, of lilrnul and .kin dlM'aMt than all other tvmcdice eomblnel. Hold everywhere. Price. t i'THtnia. : Soar. i'r: luwolvfiit. II Pretuiri'd by IN.tter Unix and Chemical Corporation, lioaton, Ma... Menu lor " llow to cure lllood and Skill III.- ea.es. A-f" l'linnli'.. blackbradf, cliiiipeo aniTolly akin prevented by Cutii va r. Haekai'he. kliluev naltia. wiwkuma and rheuinall.in relieved in one mlinilo by the elehraledCl'TUi'KA ANT1 PAJN I'LAHTiea.'J.V' tier's Golden Fmal Fills.. Por female. IrreaiiUr ItlecuoihlnrVkethem on the soa -yt. Htwr tail BacoMMnillyaaed ny nroaUmot ladlet monthly, tiuanuieed lo relieve tippiaailJ Xfltnatniatlon. UREIUFIMXRTalRI Don't be lmbngwet Hare Timet Health, and moo ay ;aka ae tiU- ir. Bent to avr addrata, aecure by anal) oa re lptoipnoetliiUe- Addnaa, THE 1PHR0 lEDCIRE C0FMT. Waatarn Branck, Bufl, J" OUTLAW D, oat i.i lv Wib'-h I met !' . 'op land. Or CASPAR NURSERY ,'IKiU'K HTKAW- KY PLANTS INM-Ultr. I in meime .lock nl all li-aulf liar vwrletlea at the very lowcit market rale. Send lor price Mat, aud : will pleaiw you. Addreaa Ii K. JONW, CiWKir .Vnrwry, Ft. IlKauo, Mciidia'lno county, California. HORSE NAILS. Vt'e orTer to rloae out atirk of 1,'JOO boxea Home Nail, aa follow.: ha, Ha, i. Itla at II centa pound to the trade or to Imraealioera; (a and 7(fvw They are the Judwiu Id, and no more will be manufactured. Order from vour Jobber or (nun Kmlih'a Hb atinre, 4IS front Street, Nan r ranclec. la I. Hend ih or beat It v ri'lereiicv. navab e on receipt, of xiaida. Name till. pHa-r. Ihixc. only), IJU centa. make, I lie bent In the world, and no more 1 JHE SMOKEJ? Will hae no other Jobacco WKo orcc tries Stylj OF JORT CAOLINyi Plug Cut. Jhis is the secret of its Immense sale. OLD CLAIMS HKTTI.KD under new Law Holillera. WliUiwa. I'aretita. tend for blank ai liiailotia aud Information. Patrick O'Karrefl. to. Ion Agent, Waahlnxtou. II. U. PENSIONS 8TEINWAY, Gabler and Pma Pianos Mulag tb Bkht I'unm Ma ok, wh! lb f.vofil it,ir r4Uta. mJ Muicm itistruaifnu; iwimii nui M; ItUVti 9tmrk of Htetvt M iMie. Htriwv Mali. tftWItl ' H.t HUtWt. MATTHIAi IJHAV Co. Cftii 'ENSIONS! Nl.w pplr to MIUI H HTKPHKNM A CO., Attorney. Hie r .in-et, Wa.hiua-tii, It. C. Branch oflire. levelaud, Uetrolt, tbl'ao. Puget Sound Business College AND SEATTLE SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. A ncho.il for vounr men aud woman. Irrnat and n-.t In the elate. Fall term eotiunenceaAn im la. Por particular, aiblrew for mlalnrne, erattle, Wa.h., KcatUe Kl'K.k, Koom 470, P.O. nox 123. New Pension Law. cut all ?d.n anl dlaaMad a.ktbea aad . MlPira a i. iwian; ao vlofM M furnwa; m V OlMavgc pMCivfa rilra.l; aa.M Ire; aoaa ' i.nr. . i priM o tw, A rtvi.,4 ra aur 4 I' H rm All-Mr 13. m'ualml. .rr J H Ml K.I, Hll umI MJ W t NllhRlH. Jl Plaam. Hno , IMui1ii( l; M CmM htrnn, thk. Kr MCWai, Cal . Mmm. A. J HmkW, I'Miwtar II A. t H I Ha of Uklllunrta. aud etbaa eVeaftovat PATENTS rrnu fnf rmatlon da It inn. i. K. Uttu.oip. PaleolOf ire. Waah u n. I. C. iMetUum tku paptr). . P. 5. U. No. 3CJ-. 7. . II. Ko, 4J0 rm t i kk rott rn.itm. Mare esre ft blind, bleeding and Itcblnn PI lea. One box haa cared the worat aa of leu year' .lauding. No nue ueed aunVi leu mlnatea after aahit Kirk'i Herman Pile Oliilmeul. II abaorb tumora, allays Uie ttcblux, acta aa a txwltloe, xlvearellel. Dr. Kirk . Her mau Pile Ointment la prepared only for Plkea and Itehlti of th private parts, aud notkluf la. Kvery box ti warmnted sold by Dntxfl.u and sect by mall oo receipt of price, 11.00 par box. J. J. Mack A Co., Wbolo sal Afeuta, Hau Frauolico. Kl'TTI'ltl AND l'II.K4 Cl'ltKK. We piwlllvely cure rupture and all rectal ilia cace witlioiil palm or detention from hii.lnen. Nitcure. no pay; and no pay until cured. Ail dre.a lor pamphlet lira. Purtertleld A I'Si'y, Hiia Market iltect, tian Ktauclaco. ONC BiVJOYSI Both tlia method and rrsulU nhen Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant aud refreshing to the taste, and lets Rentljr yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head .tehes and fevers and cures hahitu.'.l constipation permanently. For sale in 60c and $1 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SHU fHAMCISCO. CAU 10W8VIIU, W. HW tOHK, U K rt OUnl Mtttieint in I At UWUli trtMty UK. IMA AT THOnPNON'N CELEBRATED EYE-WATER. Till MTlfc'IV III IWrviUIlT 1 r lulijfsjt knn OUirvwltig (haa Mr ), aud arrlpitiuieanil Iim lu cuotlsuit umi for iiHirly a MMilurv. llifn ara few iUnai to whloh maukluil nun, p.-iiiat, firwt.k'h nior invvllwi hava lxrn (rl il Mlliuiul leMtm. Korallailitriial aiiflammatata orthiyMUwan lnrelllhla nmtHl-. If the dlrn- tka)ar followrtl It will never f ill. Waiwriloularlr mvit tua aunt'tm w lmypiam rn ur Bier it, rnr h hy all uniiTKiMt J"in mu.'itT-u., vuab K, J W'T. I . iP"ianpi ( , SURE J5wj CURE. a. irrtratran. A CHAN AND PERFECI CUM OF Hurts and Bruises. A Itoelor gaw ii. Uwrenee, KanMa. Ana. . IMW. Oeorre raitenuo fell from aM-Mory window, f!.r. 'V f''.1"'' 1 r"u"'' hlnl u.lintHt.JeooH Oil rrevly all over hla hurta. I aaw him next morning at work s all the blue in. bad gone, leaving iiellber pain, acar nor. welllnz. '. K. ffKl'MA.NX, M. D. IHI CHARltt VOOEIER CO., SaNlsisr, Hi, N Til But Typewriter. Send for CataJof a. WlLIV B. ALLIN &. Co. J OeaeraJ Atjeau, Sll lal St.,Portlaad.Oe. Ts Suits to Order 820 to 840. Men's Pants to Order, 80 to 810. Fit guaranteed. Keml 4 centa In tauiia for umple aud rile for sell meaauremeiik ARTHUR KOHN, CLOTHIER, HATTER, TAILOR, rosNxa or Seeond aad Morrlaon Hla.. roKTLAND, on. Men LIEN OtlLY! rot tosTerrsiuno bjahhuodi O.aaral aad NEEVOUS SkALITd IWtakanaaf Body aad atlae, Ilfwta ril.llirnilnf Irraraor laMH. la Old at Ynag. IrtMl, fttl BlftlUNin r.ui aMl.r.4. llw i. ..i.m ..A SirtiW.aiu,i iimupiBHiuariatu soot. .Nt.iir wmiIm Hoaa TiiiaiT-ai. Mllfi IM V SUM udVM.lt. I Malrtob WriwtkMb DrMHI.. m, rl4.tlka mm mnmt m4 frntodlfraa. imi wiauiVAfe, wi avrraav, . a. FOR ii u, .n mm OPIUM La raVXTTX, I NO. Box IS. AND MORFII NE HABIT eured. Trial fn. (?onAib,a. I tl.lly addrena IN1IIANA I MINKKAL BfHINIlg CO.. Leather Manufacturers A.G.KichoTsSCo. 4U4 Hallerv Ml.. Hlgheat market price paid for lllilea, I'elti I. and Dealers. 4U4 Hallerv Ml., Man t ranclac. and Tallow. Diamond Drill Work. I CONTRACTORS 'tfor nroiiHietina with Diamond ('ore Drill for oil, mineral or wa ter. Holea bored for ventilation or drainage, Agenta for Diamond Drill Machliiery and Muu pile, (torreapondence anllclled. VI.I Han. nireel, Man rrauciaco, tHICHiaTtSfS tNOLISH FEIIIIYROYAL PILLS RID CDOII DIAMOND IMN0, ftBt4il tlJa rllltr. Ijadlftta tAI WrUlwlH Blf fajsHMMel aTTsfatel, IM rrA, avullln baft, st-tUt iik biutj rtbhiiN. Tmk rm th All Bills 1 Id (taali-biainl bnwm, plus wr)r. t laiaVrMia) tssMsalewrMiAv. Ho4 4e. IslBiin.s) fur ItdU-tkOM.-fS, ItMllMCMllfttl W4 !(. lit Kr lilt,M t kit, raaara MM II. JNafMr. aw. KM m. rwia wn DOBBINS' EP1S0AP The Best Family Soap in thejorfd. nobhlnt" Kledrte Soap la rAeojicr Sir jroO to uae. If yon hW illrrrliont, than any oilier eoapa would be Ififivn to you, for by Ila ua clntAra ure eucril. t.'lothea coat more than anap. Don't you mini to tine Money, clothe, lime, lalnr, fuel, and hcalihf All thine rail be navel If you will f Dobbin Electric Soap. We nay ' lm," knowing If you try II once, you will always ua II," Have youi grocer onler It. H. M.BISSELL&CO. 819 rRONTST.,tAN rilANCIBCO.CAU CENERAL ACENT8. DR. LIEBIG'S WONDEKFUL Ta Pn. II. Wonderful ftiwer ' and NiiiK'rbirlly, A SI llotlle will be tli to or Hent Vrea en ai,IUat Ion, pcr aiinallyor by Irlier. E::::d Ii:;;;:!:: T.verf one knowa tlial Brown-!4tiiiiinl'a VvrlluMa tllxlrof LUewMafailunL and Ihat hr. Lld.ln'i lorljf ornlur la Ilia oriutnul aud ouljr gauuiua Vital tllilr. THI UK WIN Tllot'SAWDS OifflfOT QRf Cl'RKD ! Chrvul., Crlvstt, apsN-ltil (t.mltita, Xrrnni IVWlltj, ts Itmni Val, Um 1 ttY-jmr- t4 Ulm4, Llw, Luhff, plasMer, KldtMj; strt4 HtuiwK'h Tmuhk, ImptiriiM ef ibsi Bkawl, P1w4s, ftitva au4 thtr Ulf , a rlkf is Mwl-rMipavtft) tn-atmrnl. DR. n ruMTf aawwtiiMua ki rmaisuwrrhuxj. Jim. MW rnMUUrfhfaffa, frtt of luvtiraUur. $i WsN af ! ftajlllr. lit): kail alae) kUlL kaUf SaiLtV ta.! la sua rW DR. LltXHIO A nil, tW atrlv a ,nvttr fa vnimrj bmiIsi a fMviRiij r piawtw or M ib IiIst, am i md, tpswitllj, tWrMMhlt i air4 1 nt A in J lVja ijrrrsti hlliruiK tmtswlt ettirffM sMMWri f'taaauiisiiifa frrdi, 4tii w t1rta, a iirf atfaai Saa JrMtMe. UL ttitum mm, tJ6 Ms auvwl. I aviifsM of puttwmm how Hiaar am m HtirwU mhtm antt uiiflbHirMl sm Ikei rarsi bbv rnifMiKa. ;iai-ailrnf sun f $, r ufartnf an rviNti.ti, lKk4Mtl-t UK. l.l-.ttlUlWVIUIKATOlt. CAUTM.eS- PORTLAND'S GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OPENS SEPTEMBER 25. 1800. CLOSES OCTOBER 25. Slirnor Mlmratl s Military Hand of Fifty Belecter! Musicians will rurnlsb the mualo. Hli and one-half acres of floor siiaca filled to ova, flowing with the wondera of this wonderful sue. A world nf Mechanic In Miniature. Nat to vlalt this Ureal Kxpoal Hon and view Its wonders in every department of art and science will be to miss aa opportunity such as bos never been presented to the people tf this Coast before. THE FAT AND DOMESTIC STOCK DEPARTMENT Will open September 25 and cloae October i .1,600 Is offered In cash nremlums In this department Stock Department open to visitors from 9 A. at. until 6 P. M. Kipo dtlon from 1 v. u. until lu p. M. One admission ticket tdmlu to b lh. Price, adult, SOceiiU; thlldre", 24 centa. I ted need rates on all transportation lines leading to IUIU.UU, ur iiiioi ,iibiuu wunM a, u. Ai.UCil.OUpi.auu DCOJ. ALWAYS IIM THE LEAD, ""trsxrimr "1 nrifur , - ,, , TO flDII THRESHERS, Engines, Horse Powes, Self-Feeders and Strawstackers. If you want a first-claHB machine, do not purchase until you have looked up the record of the "Advance," aa it is the only machine in the market that will give absolute satisfaction. Send for descriptive cata logue to - Z. T. Wright, General Agent, Foot of Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon, Also dealer in General Machinery and Supplies. .THAT CAW Bit IIUKO EVERY DAT is the kind that pays, bcoresor ouiir business men, and nun. IreiU of book -keepers anil sten ographers of both sexes, attriirute their success to course at the Portland BusU ness College, rortiand, Oregon, or the Capital Business College, Salem, Oreron. Both are under the management of A. P. Amiatrang, have same courses of atutly, same rates of tuition, Uutine, Shorihitnd.Txptwriting, Penmannhip and Eriff Uah ik-purtmenlt. Write to either for joint Catalogue aud specimens of penmanship. m I m mrm. la in V-l & V aa f ea . j a .... m.ewf. r. IH3 o. solid cahc of scourind'sow Try I M n you r nexUhouse-dc&ning j Even the little pig In the picture is a more agreeable companion than a man with a dirty collar or a woman who presides over a tawdry house. But nobody wants the reputation of being a pig under any circumstances. - " me iranciuse. I