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SnORT BITS.
. Still I amlearning. Michael ADgelo.
We Can shove aside paintings, but not
a genius.
An agitated mass it is difficult to bring
to rest again.
Thinking is the talking of the soul
itself. Plaio.
We are shaped and fashioned by what
we love. Goethe.
The ornament of a house i? the friends
who frequent it.
A good revolution is not often followed
by a revolution.
It is reversed home sickDess to want to
see the wide world.
A great society oan be easiest enter
tained by a theater.
The least merchandise is in a coherence
with all commerce.
An ignorant man hath an eagle's wings
and an owl's eyes.
Coquetry is not always a bait; it is
sometimes a shield.
Doubt indulged in soon becomes doubt
realized. fl 11. Havergal.
Children have more need of models
than of critics. Joubert.
Bo ignorance thy choice where knowl
edge leads to woe. Beatie.
'e are no longer happy so soon as we
wish to bo happier. La Motte.
One of the sweetest pleasures of
woman is to cause regret. Gavani.
A Russian proverb says: . "The devil
lies hidden where the water 'is stillest.
Chance is a word void of sense; noth
ing can exist without a cause. Vol
taire. I
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It was the conductor, who lost money
on the job, that buiided better than he
knew.
One pound of learning requires ten
I'oumls common sense to apply it.
1 Persian Proverb. j
If you should have just what you re
ally deserve no more, no less would
you be as happy as you ave now?
"Generous to a fault" may be said of
men at least they are geuerous enough
to their own fault. Exchange.
Yon cannot call the judge of a base- j
ball contest a professional. His knowl
edge of the game is only umpircal.
The man who is forever declaiming
against the rich oppressors is only mad
because he is not rich and therefore able
to do some oppression on his own ac
count. It was out West that a political delg
gate moved a bar be set up in the confer
ence room. He said he wanted to stop
the numerous motions to adjourn. Oil
Citv Derrick. i
The Gfri of the Silver Dollar.
Miss Anna W. Williams is the name of
the lady whose profile is stamped upon
our Bland silver dollar of the United
Stares. "When the clever young de
signer, Morgan, wa3 brought to this
country from England in 1S7G to make a
design for a new dollar he settled down
in Philadelphia and looked about for a
model for the head of a Goddess of
Liberty, which was to be stamped on one
side of the coin. He selected Miss Wil
liams, who was at that time living with
her mother and aunt at No. 1023 Spring
Garden street. The designer, before
attempting to make a sketch, visited the
Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia
and was for months engaged in stndving
American art in order to be able to
thoroughly Americanize his work. He
desired to present &h the principal
figure . on the coin a representative
head of the "American female
beauty. His first idea was to make a
fanciful head of the Godness of Liberty,
but ho finally determined to take as a
model a living American girl. With
this end in view he, with the aid of a
friend in the city who is an artist of
decided merit, succeed in finding a lady
whose profile struck him as being ex
actly what he wanted; but it was with
considerable difficulty that he persuaded
her to sit for him. Finally Miss Wil
liams, who was the ladv he had selected,
consented, although it did not occur to
her at the time that she might become
historically famous. After four trying
sittings Mr. Morgan succeeded in
making traces sufficient to proceed with
his work. He declared that the profile
was the most perfect he had ever seen,
either in this country or in England, and
at once proceeded to Bketch the head
which now appears on the face of all of
the Bland dollars. The identity of the
original of this famous figure was kept
a profound secret for two years.
Hie Disappointed Candidate.
The candidate who got left at the
county convention can be told by the
wav he grasps your hand, braces him
self against his gurgling emotion, and
"whisperingly inquiries:
"Did you ever hear of a case like
lhatV" !
You never did. You will ; teli him
that you never did, and he pulls you
into a doorway and continues: ;
"I am done with politics forever!"
lTaL" ...
"Yes, I am, and with the party, too!"
"You don't say!"
"Oh, but I am. This thing has satis
fied me that there is no such thing as
honesty in politics, and that a politician
has no more word than a dog. I was
sold out !"
"Possible!"
"Sold out and lied aut! They n?ed
money to beat me. They lied about mo.
They played hypocrite aud knave. Here
I have served the party for nineteen
long years and never aske.t for an office,
and the minute I decide to accept a
nomination for a little fifteen cent posi
tion they go to work and beat me in con
vention with, a wooden-head who doesn't
know enough to mark a barril of pork.
Corruption, sir car-rup-shun and the
whole ticket will be defeate 1 on account
of it."
And the best of it is he takes you for a
man who isn't posted. He doesn't be
lieve you hare the slightest idea that he
packed threeVor four caucuses, bought a
dozen delegates, told three lies to the
other man's one, and was beaten because
his delegates sold out. He takes you for
an innocent, and he grasps your hand
again at parting and chokingly says:
"Corruption vile corruption! Most
bare-faced fraud in American politics!
Can't train with a party upheld by the
practice of such principles caa't possi
bly do it." Detroit Free Press.
UAH Tor Her."
If any of our sensational romauciots
are in want of the materials for a story,
they will find what they require in the
report of a recent police case at Dudley..
An ex constable had to explain how it
happened that he came to be a polyga
niist. Six years ago ho married one
lady; three years ago he took to himself
'a second spouse; how could he account
for suchadescen tiuto Mormonism? Very
pathetic was the defence he put iu, and
as manly as touching. nis first wife
ws eighteen jears older than himself,
"and he had never j loved her, although
he had, indeed, tried hard to do so."
Here we have the picture of a noble
minded man struggling to do his duty.
For three long years he strove, but not u
drop of love for his elderly helpmate
could ho pump up from his aching
heart. Then there came his fate, in the
person of a pretty damsel only 1U years
old. "I loved her from the first moment
I saw her," pleaded the man, "and I
shall always love her, but I can never
love the. other one, although" she has
been a good wife to me, I own." There
was the whole case from first to last,
and in the pages of thrilling fiction the
elder wife would have opportunely been
cut oil by some stroke of fate an earth
quake, or the fall of an aerolite, or some
thing of that sort. But real life some
times ventures to ! ignore the ethics of
sensation, and so in this case the victim
of sentiment had to stand committed to
take his trial at the assizes for the vul
gar crime of bigamy.
A fashion journal notes the dress of
lemon colored tullo with moire bodice.
We don't know anything as to the lemon
colored tulle, but feel satisfied that more
bodice would fill a long-felt want in full
dress costumes. Lowell Citizen,
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A visitor to a 1 baby show down in
Maine thus sums up his conclusions:
"For pure, unadulterated foolishness
about a baby, a father can 'outfoolish all
the rest of the family yes. and I will
throw in the grandmother on the
mother's side, too.'
XO.TICK.
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Yaxhh)'jton T rritory and Idaho:
II V u t.-h to call your attention to the fact
that !r annval Catalogue attd price .- for
1SS2 S: i'.n- now ready for distribution. It
will be found rery valuable a)id instructive
reading, and will be furnished gratuitously.
Send ijour name and postothce address to
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1S4 Ilrsl street, Portland, Oregon.
sepl-Xm I P. O. Box 17 o
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An nroniatie combination for the preservation
of tho teeth aul gums.: It ia far superior to an3
preparation of its kinl in the market. In large,
h-iinlsome opal pots, rice titty cent-. For sale
by all druggists. Hodge, Davis k Co., wfiole
sa e agents, Portland, Oregon.
DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEE TITAT
OUK NAME IS ON EVERY PAIR.
AKIN, ; SELLING & CO.
Fiank ft. Abell, the Portland photographer is
leading the profession in all the novelties of tl
att. llis work is ahvavs of th.r Inst and his ous
toniers are satisfied with what thej receive. .
The male and female miriHtreU at the Klite
theatei in Portlanl are drawing crowded houses.
I he Tmlors are the latest sensation ami more
talent is on the wax. j
RHEUMATISM! No one sutlers from this
distressing complaint it' the blood 13 pure and
healthy. OREGON DLOOD TURIFIEK makes
verc- R;eh Bioo 1 and cures Rhenmatit-m. I'ains
in the l?ack, Limhs, etc. Trv it. a bottle,
all driiist?! and medicine dealers sell it.
rorK Am Mr?ic IJl'ykii-.: Send to Wiley R.
Allen, 15'J third street, Portland, 'or any book
or limbic published.! Orders by mail tilled
promptly. The "Musical Pastime," a monthly
journal of music, 50 cts. a year. Send stamp for
bi;r catalogue of music.
Send $1.00 to W. 1). Palmer, Portland, tor one
year's subscription to the Pacific Overseer, the
great semi-monthly AJ O. U. A-, p.tuer.
Tckkish liucs. Seiit t3 J0M1 R. Garrison
107 Third street Portland, for catalogues of de
signs. !
The best liver regulator known, a sure cure for
Dyspepsia and indigestion is Dr. Henley's Cali
fornia I. X. L. Rittersi
Garrison repairs all kinds of 60wincr machines.
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Musi EbsIbbss Directory
Ml'MrAI-
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any address for .Wis per year, Address Wilev 1J.
Allen, publisher and inusie dealer, 1.I Third street,
Portland, Oreirori. 'ataloi;ue free.
Sl'RVKTORN.
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in the Medical Depart ment of Willamette University
haa erecK'U h tme tnuMliig, on a beautiful elevation ui
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Ti-enC ull Chronic una K fecial blait
YOUNG AlErt"
TTrnrt MAY BE SDFKElUt4 Fimwi rry r
ie-is 01 ouiuxii! ronifs or lndist r t'on wii!
well to avail themselves of this, the create H h.
,''.r:sii'lL,:t ,he sitHr of ""IP-ring hiimnitv. I 1
tsiiNNKi will cuartin'.ee to forfeit f.r ever
rasp of SfpiiiiAl v
- - " - ' - - - nr iiirtf, ii:
khid or character which he ondenaices a;id ij.in i.
cure.
j MiaI.t:-AOK!! M V.Ti.
There ate many at the ag of thlrt- o ix: v tv h
are troubled with too frecjdcnr evjn "unti e:- r t,,
bladder, (often accompanlei by a Rii.dit ;,.ir:.v --,
hu rriing Sen-jation aud a weakening of the :v -ii
ionium the patient cancot a couet 'or. Oii-v p
filing tL urinary denosds a ropv edir,..-nt - C; , ,t. -.
be fotin ij and aometlmeJi small particii s of . ..
will appear, or the color wilt o rf ti-.in n- p. ; v .,-.."
itgai'i clirising to a .l:.rk ami toimit npi r
I here ere many men who die of t:-.;-i :ii;;.-,i!; v. 'i i,
ratt of the cause, which is th" "ctvi.l s :.-.' .,r . ,m
n! Yv'eaKness. Dr. S. wii? gcaiaritee ;,.,. ., i ,-.;.- i:
aii sui-h liases, and a healthy n stora- io.'i c.' tjte t,i i
urinary Hfitis.
Oltlce tlours 10 to 4 and S tos. Kim !-(- fr -r if t-
II A. M. Cc-i'suitatkm free. Thorough '.--. ; -.--.j
ami advii e. t V. .
Call orjauircKs it IZ. TS N K
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STORE 167 THIRD ST.
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ON SHORT NOTICE.
All Leading
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ATTACH3IEXTS,etc.
GENERAL AOKJMX
FOB THK 9
HOUSEHOLD & WHITE
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HK fWlflTK." wi-; iiavi: riM D s-o:.n
m. i-i. i rmur iiiii-irp. i
our entire interest in. ,:n.l traeui, i re 1 the agenc;
Of the White New i i;r Ma
son, of HIT Th'rd scr et.
will Irer after s-nuey tl
! Machine to.Vr ..'..hri I'.. iai r;
Pot I land. Or. Mr. iai 11 -on
I will tier after sopp'y tl'e grow mv iiemaiiu lof im.-
supei ior.and popumr . ing imu-hme
feSw- 4 6,s 6 ,1 j
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'I'Hii rive limes what we
i-ow oiler it for. We will show
the propi ity ami give full lnfor-
iiaiton to all who may apply to
us persoMtily, an.l incjiiirlcH ail
,lr risi-l to iim ly nmil will receive
prompt attention.
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ami l.AV.NSIA l.h. .t ).. Keal
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The Tit I t'MPH Ni:UUN ttnd 1JUII.I.K.
too T.i r'ir.pi- ,r tUi .i.i..,-,..i i t rt!t. nr n,.-u
rartn ami s.irin- Wons, J. 1. cVse Trw noT. K ,rf,V.:
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SI'AVKir.t WA.l.KKK, l iorit M. foot of Salmon, Ij.rtlamJ.
! . FOR '
is 1 hk
OoiVifssI Benevolent ISs&'n
: U e rAte'f J?i( er tron;h the tir-l Ter. J'M be
twi ytr, tnc ttiiM your
1 !ourth yin. tor lur her particult
, ti!d for a i dry of 1 ijr iu-w pje r,
. K'T'ilf; " vtl h vrili le scut lie
J.I Vs. .(,lMs in vf!
.:!: 'y in On-xn and V.VIifet'-oU 1
"coi -i ytur, 9J'f uic triir-j jenr Ktin 1570 100
tb and terrnn
"The Ideo
RELI
tv towu and
v ,.:i:,y iu Oieou und v timhlet'iou Ter. herta for
icrn s et f i.ee to v. WIUIkw ELL. Oerl Airt. Ore.
' ir n ui-d v uh:i:?':u Teirifory. Room 4H Uuioa
h!o( k . PoMb-ud. 'r.
John A. Child
DRUGGIST,
l ealer In
Fine Chemicals,
Perfumery,
Toilet Articles,
Sponges, Soaps,
& Rubber Loods.
Cor MorHw.n 2d sta
AM)
I; "Wv -i
a
Portland, or.
rentfoa
rs by
accom
$1000 1IEWA11D
TII.r, BK PAID TO ANY PEPSON PKODUO
1 ing a more effectual remedy than
Dr. Keek's Sure Cure for Catarrh,
Which hasatood the test for fourteen years. Pbyiil
c;ans, Druggists, and all who have nsed and thor
oughly tested It, pronounce It aperlfle for the cure of
that loathsome dseaae. Try lu Your drugKiat haa
it, price f).
Dr. Keck thoroughly enderxtauda, and Is eminently
successful In the treatment of all chronic ano dlfB
t-nlt ttlaieuaea of bath kim and ull acea, having
made a specialty of their treatment for fourteen years
He treats Caneca- without uatna; the knife, llis favor,
ite pre scripUon is furnlabed to liwly patients re.
No lady should be without it. Young, middle-aged or
old, male or female, Insanity or a life of suffering Is
your inevitable doom unless you apply In time to the
physician who understands, and is competent to treat
your ease. Waste no more time nor money .with In
competent physicians. All communications attended
to with dispatch, and are strictly confidential. Medl-
ises pent to any part of the country. Circulars, testi
monials, and a list of printed questions furnished on
application. (D.NHlT.TATIUSi FKKF- Inclose
a three-cent uta'np for list and addres-Dlt. JAMK3
KivCK.No. l:t First street, Portland. Or.
j " " ;
v rTlhls R-reMt HtrengthM
M X. enlnc JKemedy and
erv tuuie is tne le-
Igltimate result of over 3
ivears of practical ep'r1
ence, and CURKS WI I IC
t'N FA I I.I NO CKItTAIM
1 Y, Nervous and vhvsl
eal DehUlty, Seminal
Weakness, Sperms tor-
fi i uut-a. s iwii.nii i iir-it.r-.jit
ij missions. Imnotenev. K.
l. l..... V I .
tiausted Vitality. Irema-
tur Decline and l.OS-H
liOF tl A im II. (mm
5zSS?ISSrwHtJ whatever cause pr.vduced.
It enriches ami purines t be ruooii, trengiliens tna
Nerves, Brain. Muscles, Digestion. Reproductive Or
gans, and Physical and Mental Fa nlties. It
stops any unnatural debiiitatirg dram upon
th" system, preventing Involuntary losses, de
bilitating dreams, pemhial losses with the iiMne.
etc., so destructive to: mind and hody. It is
a sure eliminator of all KIPNKY AND BI.ADDF.R
; COMPLAINTS. IT CONTAINS NO INJURIOUS
I NGKl'.IUK.N I'. To those ouTei lngr tmm the ef
' fects f youthfnl lndlrtlons or xreaes, a
. ieedv, ilmiiiuch itnd perimineiit ITKK I
j tl r.lATf.l. Price. $S AO perholtie.or flv
bottles iu case with full directions and advice, aio.
I Si nt sH-nr; from djseryation to any address upon re
J ceipt "f ju ice, or C. O D. To be had only of
1 !. V. I. Nitlfleld, till Krurnyilnct.
i Snn Fraiieiwo, Cat. 1 'onsuitai ions strictly connden
', tial. by letter or at ofllce. I'BfciK. Forthecsmvenlence
i of pHt',.'tits, mid hi order to secure perfect secrecy, I
have adopted a private address, under which all clc
ages are f.irerd -d.
i Tm.ihHorri.i: fkee.
s StitTSrlent to Hh w its merit, will be sent to any one
apr-lying by tetter, stating his symptoms ai.d a
i l omrnunicntioiis strlcf ly conridenilal.
W. K Chamberlain Jr.
Thcs. A. Itobinson.
55TEE23"-
Life Scholarship
8ESD FO clFCPLAlt
JUST RECEIVED!
i
I)iri-I fioi'i n'r "tai.nlA-rlea,
$60,000 CONSIGNMENT .
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which r.'Uft !e toM 1 tl r r i'yy 'CWP'dlCSS of
con. Tre rti-cb cir!t ' f V'wt-fc' ard
CM dr.'-'f F-eno- K 'ur Kid Peb'de ot,
: f'alfs.i "I'd V f Kixel Mi-, 1 Pomp Pole,
I D t'bl- "f.-e l.'.P S -'t '!) ''elk self.. Aim a full
' line t' fl tii- t.-."l tin It .f t . ;:it lti.es iu vuilous
' My;, cl'h e fr r ht (.Te- ou rrvket.
New Yoik Boot and Shoe House,
9 t flu Sf h it i: v:r.
Batwea Yaujuill and Tayior, Port'aud Oregon,
fp,c:al at
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' inn 5! when
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SLUiVENHIU
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$70