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IN HIS NEW UNIFORM. rrr zua 1 f7lTH a fine disregard or ao I WVV mlral Dewey'8 Possible wishes, the Navy Department,' after sta.aaa.AAA5 UIUI L AaJVi At7 w - form, has proceeded to fashion one for . .. .. . m At. A mm in trie interim, uz course uic de partment has not the slightest inten- "WU Ul OUKUUAAK UIC OAAlXaiA, Mu - , At.- a.j. aa AWAafa11 h.Q but the fact remains mat ms- firpRfl. nn Lilt; ixiuu- left ma- sub- 1 iF Md xnat me Is putting 6" .......... showier. distinctive markings which the himself, and it is thought that this as sociation with his old master of war may be all the more pleasing to Ad miral Dewey, whose tastes In such mat ters are also refined and quiet ' It Is highly probable that Admiral Dewey will never need but half of the eight uniforms which the new regula tions prescribe for him. v When calling on- the President - or some similar dignitary and at general muster on the, first Sunday of every month, Admiral Dewey will wear what Is termed - "special" full dress the garb. In fact In which the accompany ing cut shows him. This is his very swellest ' outfit, and consists of a double-breasted coat, with talis lined throughout with white silk serge; trou sers, also of navy blue broadcloth, with gold lace down the outer seams, a gold banded cocked hat, epaulets, sword and full dress sword belt. The coat sleeves will be adorned with two two-Inch stripes of gold lace with a single 'one Inch stripe between, and all surmount ed by a single star. It Is In this star that the distinctive marks differ from Admiral Farragut's, his star bearing a "small frigate embroidered In silver in the center, while Admiral Dewey's Is plain. , There will be a broad band of gold lace around the collar. His epau lets," like his shoulder straps, shown at the bottom of the picture, will bear four sllvefstars of five points each, the outer two being superposed upon gold fouled' anchors, the anchors being the distinctive marks for an admiral as compared with the four plain stars of a general. " The full dress uniform is to be worn on all-other occasiewvof -jceremony, such for instance as in making the first visit to other officers of flag rank and on social occasions to which officers are Invited in their official capacity. The coat of this uniform is like the evening dress of the civilian, and with .the exception of the collar and the but tons down the front Is adorned just as the "special" full dress coat Is epau lettes, sword and cocked hat being .worn also. !: On occasions of "ordinary cere mony," such as in boarding ships of .war, in making the first visit In port upon commanding officers, on parades of ceremony with enlisted men under arms, and at the ordinary Sunday In spections excepting, of course, the first one of the month the admiral will wear the "dress" uniform. - This uni form Is a frock coat plain blue or white trousers, cocked hat epaulettes, Bword and plain leather belt The ad miral's belt for this dress is the same as that prescribed for all other officers. and Is of black grained leather of not ! more than two Inches in width. The ' belt plate or buckle Is of yellow gilt I and consists of a wreath of oak leaves surrounding the naval coat of arms of thirteen stars encircling a spread eagle on an anchor. When calling on foreign officers other than commanding officers, and on so cial occasions when frock coats are ap propriate, the admiral will wear the' foregoing uniform with the exception : -of a word and belt Pn all service duty V . on board ship, aiid aj all times not proviueu ior uy we regulations ior uie foregoing uniforms, the admiral will wear the "service dress" uniform. Two uniforms are set for evening wear and are described as "A" and "B." ?A" i .wlU be .worn inithe evening on occa sions of ceremony to which the ad mlral may be lrjMted In his official ca pacity, and "Bjjjill be worn on Social occasions to JtelAiUi be may also be In Tited In his oftlllair capacity. "A? uni form consists of'frri evening dress coat and waistcoat Heed trousers, cocked : ha, epaulettes "ifwoAl and full-dress -r vfv---...... -; belt worn under the waistcoat while "B" Is the same with plain trousers and blue cap. - By the time Dewey has .provided himself with all the adornments which an admiring government prescribes he will have parted with fully $2,000 of hard-won pay. Half of the clothes he will never wear, but he must keep them on hand for the coming of the unexpected the bugaboo of official life and the bane of the man whose figure will change. FOR GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY. State Pentvior "William Goebel,' the ' Caudidate of ths Democracy. - State Senator William Goebel, the nomiuee of the Democratic party for Governor of Kentucky, has taken an active part In politics since he ended his law studies. He has lived in Cov ington thirty-three years. Senator Goebel was born in Pennsyl vania and was brought to Covington by his parents in 1866. He was educated at Gambier College and at the Cin cinnati Law School. He has been a member of the State Senate for eight years, and was president pro tern, of that body for one session. He has led hot campaigns to carry through legisla tion as well as to secure his own elec tion. The present elections act in Ken tucky bears his cwn name, and was passed through his efforts a year ago. His fight for the repeal of the Southern Pacific's charter was a long and strong one. Mr. Goebel announced himself some time ago as a free silver, 16 to 1, Bryan man. Till then it had been very generally supposed he stood firmly for sound money. He la accounted one of the shrewdest politicians in Kentucky. Sarasate and Hts Imitator. Of Sarasate, the famous violinist, a pleasant story was told recently at a reception in Washington. The great master enjoys nothing better than giv ing or receiving a joke. Sometimes his bon mots are a trifle savage. One even ing at a social function a young violin ist who had a much higher opinion of his own musical ability than any one else, had the bad taste to play one of Sarasate's compositons with varia tions of his own creation. The latter, were Inappropriate and Inartistic, and jarred upon the ears of all. The performer ended his work and made his way to Sarasate, doubtless ex pecting a few words of recognition or praise. Sarasate said nothing, and the player finally asked, "I hope you recog nized that piece?" Sarasate promptly replied: "Certain ly. It was a piece of impertinence." An Old. Imng Island Tree. The "eagle tree" of East Moriches, L. I., an oak centuries old, is said to be dying. It had been occupied by a pair of bald-headed eagles' since the end of the last century, whether the same pair all this time is not sure, but such is the belief. The building of a railroad 100 yards from the tree drove them away awhile, but in 1887 they returned and the household was . maintained until ahu'nter wounded the male eagle so badly that he died at the foot of the tree which was his home. They say the hunter would have been lynched if he had been caught. Ospreys are said to have afterward occupied . the nest which the eagles abandoned, but this does not seem likely. The owner of the land where the tree grows says he does not own the tree, which had rights there before he came, and it shall nev er be cut down. New York Sun. Among tbe Birds. Among the birds the males are the prettiest, have the gayest feathers and can sing the best. Among ail other animals but man the males are the most handsome. 8 EN ATO B WILLIAM GOBBBt ' Torn carpets are always ready ti trip the light fantastic to '."7 :,' FATHER OF INTERNATIONAL LAW Americana Par Honiara to the Mem ory of Hnjro Grotiua. A neat tribute was paid to the mem ory of Hugo Grotlus, the eminent Dutch scholar and father of Interna tional law, by the American delega tion at the peace conference at Th Hague, Holland, when our ambas sador to Germany, Andrew D. White, as head of tbe del egation, eulogized the famous Hol- Btroo orotiits. lander and placed a beautiful wreath of silver oak and laurel leaves upon bis tomb. It was meet that America " should thus honor the memory of Grotlus. and upon our national holiday; for the dis tinguished Hollander was the .pioneer In systematizing international . law, thereby minimizing the causes of dis putes among nations, which have re sulted In the past in so many horrible wars. Grotlus, who was born at Delft In 15S3, and who died in 1645, was the greatest scholar of his age. Not only was be erudite, but he was beside a philosopher, a historian, a theologian, a statesman and a jurist He was the author of many works which have been translated into nearly every Eu ropean language and into Oriental tongues as well. He was the first who Investigated the principles of interna tional law and attempted to reduce them to a system, and It is for this effort to bring better principles than those of his age into the Intercourse of nations, especially Into the laws of war, that he is chiefly remembered and honored to-day. As a classical Writer and student Grotlus had no peer in his time. His knowledge of Scripture was intimate. His treatise on the "Truth of Christian Religion" is reckoned the best "apol ogy" for Christianity in modern times, and almost in his own day was trans lated into English, French, German, Flemish, Persian, Arabic and Greek, NOVELTY IN SHIP PROPELLERS. Blades Are Made to "Feather," the fame an an Oar. The steamship propeller- now In use Is the best thing available for the pur pose, but it is not regarded as a perfect piece of mechanism, because Its effi ciency is somewhat hampered by. rea son of what Is known as a . "side thrust" A propeller designed to over come this has been made and patented by Edward F. Gorman and Penfleld F. Yost of Philadelphia. The power- is Imparted to the propeller by means of a hollow shaft through the center of which is a stationary shaft holding a cam arrangement buried in the center of the propeller hub. The blade spin dles are journaled within the hub and are fitted with pins, which fit in a cam groove and act as cranks, and as the pins move through this groove they FEATHERING Pl.OPKLLKB BLADES. are given a quarter turn .back : and forth, thus, imparting the feathering motion. Two of "the propeller blades are always in direct-action, presenting their width fully to the water, while as the third is returned against the stream it presents its edge, offering no resistance to the water. It Is designed to mount these prefer ably along the-side of the boat and their one great advantage is the facil ity offered for mounting several along the side of . the vessel. A boat thus fit ted will, by the positive action-of the blades, be prevented from- rolling to any great degree. . " V This Improvement is especially" ap plicable to war vessels, since' by the use of a number of these propellers along the sides of the vessel the latter may be maneuvered to much greater advantage than when only screw pro pellers are used at the stern.. GIGANTIC "GRAPE VINE. Santa Barbara County, CaL, Has the La r tees t in the World. ' Old age is telling upon .the big grape-, ylne in El Montecito Valley, a few miles from Santa Barbara. Cal. The Vina Vtaa tha iTIaflnAfUn r V. I' u.. lml uioiiui-uvru uciug LUC largest in the world, but it is rapidly dying. . The original "mother vine," as It was called,' died in 1875, and the year following it was taken to the Centen nial Exposition at Philadelphia. .The old vine stood near the younger one; it was three feet and ten Inches In cir cumference of trunk, and the spread ing branches . covered a trellis 75 feet square. The present vine Is only three j or four inches smaller in circumference tharf its parent, and it covers nearly as much space. Jt has produced four tons of grapes In a single season In its prime. It Is now nearly 100 years old. When the Montecito vine is gone Santa Barbara County will still claim the largest grapevine on earth; for-on a ranch In the Carplnterla valley there is growing thriftily a double vine said to come from a single stalk below the surface of the ground. This : double vine at Carplnterla Is over six feet in circumference. All of these big Santa Barbara vines are of the Mission va riety. The Christian Era. The Christian era was not introduced as a basis of reckoning time until the sixth, century. . In nine cases out of ten, when peo ple are Indignant they have no recourse. THE MONTECITO VINE. OIL SPRINKLER FOR ROADS. Am Attachment for a Common Wagon Holding a Barrel. Recently civil engineers have given considerable attention to the applica tion of oils to the roadbeds of electric and wagon roads. The idea of using oil on roadbeds originated with the steam railroad corporations. The purpose was to prevent dust and foreign matter rising from the roadbed and getting Into the bearings and gearing of the rolling stock. But several other bene ficial results were obtained. After a roadbed Is sprinkled with a surfacing of oil the loose matter is not only so weighted and caked that it cannot rise and envelop wagons or carriages be hind In a cloud of dust but the bed Itself Is strengthened. The oils form with the earthy matter to a depth of three to five Inches, according to the treatment' and such parts of the bal last as are penetrated by the oils as sume a crusty condition, which is Im pregnable to rain and in a great meas ure is Impregnable to frost This state of the roadbed Is highly serviceable. Under ordinary conditions the earth as It naturally exists In a carriage road Is porous enough to receive and ertain oil to a depth of several inches. As oil and water do not combine, the moisture is driven off and the earth be comes compact to such an extent that any future doluge of water simply flows off over It In order to build up an oil-saturated surfacing of this.-type certain operations are followed.. Some have gone to considerable expense in the direction of sprinkling devices' for this work, while others use a simple oil sprinkling pipe leading from a cask or oil barrel, which Is conveyed over the road on a wagon. This barrel 1 provided with the necessary cohtro. ling devices, which are connected with a lever regulated by the driver. A form of sprinkling apparatus is joined to the bottom 'of the tank, as Iff the Illustra tion, and this sprays the oil' over the roadbed. Several trips are niade until the ballast Is saturated near the top, after-wnlch the crust forms, which will last for years before another treatment Is needed. Cheap grades of crude pe troleum are used. . , f The drawing shows the plan usually adopted for distributing oil jpver dirt roads. It consists In placing a barrel of crude 61L on blocks, upon a common wagon, which is drawn over the sec tions of the road which are to receive the oil. The barrel is placed bung down, and the pipe A is screwed In. This pipe can project ' downward through the wagon bottom or drop to the ground over the rear.x';The connect ing pipe is joined with the distributer, B. The latter Is simply a perforated pipe. If a road surface eighteen feet wide is to be covered, one barrel of crude oil will do for about eighty feei in length. . She Li 't Him Wear a Nightcap. To the Earl of Essex was granted the privilege of wearing a nightcap In the royal presence of Queen Mary, says the New York Telegram. The fact Is mentioned In Miss Strickland's "Lives of the Queens of England" as being one of .the, odd. reward, bestowed by Mary upon her friends after her acces sion. , f'"' . The Earl was a valetudinarian and had a great fear of uncovering his head. Considering, therefore, that the colds he dreaded respected no person, he pe titioned Queen Mary for leave to wear his nightcap In her' royal presence. The Queen not only gave him leave to wear one; 'but 'two nightcaps if he pleased. His patent for this priivlege Is unique In royal annals: "Know ye that we do grant to our well-beloved and trusty cousin and councillor, Henry, Earl of Sussex, license and nardon to wear his ;ap, cod'f or nightcap, or any two .of them at his pleasure, as well In our presence as In the presence of any oth er person within this realm, or In any other place In our dominions whatso ever during his life; and these our let ters shall ' be sufficient warrant In his behalf." . . The Queen's seal, with the garter above it, was affixed to this singular grant Three persons In Great Britain alone enjoy the privilege of remaining covered in the royal presence, namely: Lord Forester, Lord Kineale, and the master of Trinity College, Cambridge. .. - - . Lincoln's Pioneer. Abraham Lincoln's Western pioneer, always on the lookout for danger and ready to magnify it beyond Its true pro portions, is only one of a large class of people who use up, in one way and an other, a- good deal of vitality which might be profitably applied. : Mr. Lincoln's old backwoodsman had very . heavy. . .overhanging eyebrows, and wore big spectacles with brass rims. One day he came rushing into his cabin.' and seizing his rifle, aimed it carefully through a crack of the door at a great oak tree that stood near, and fired. "What Is it?" whispered his wife. "A wildcat Sairy, the orneriest wild cat you ever see, an' I missed him!" He hastily loaded and fired again, and then again. - "Now hold on, Joshua," said his good wife. "Let me look at you. Why. lawks-a-daisy. It's nothtn' but a little bug on one o' your eyebrows!" Prussian Million ires. At the head of the list of the big mil lionaires of Prussia stands M. Kotbs child with 10,740,000, and an Income of about 330,000. In one year his for tune increased by more than 500,000. After him comes M. Krupp- with 6, 400,000 and an income of. 450,000. After them come two landed proprie tors with 4,200,000 and 3,200,000 re spectively, and a third with 3,000,000. Durham Observer. ret Strawberry Plants Karly. All the fruit from strawberrles'next year must have the buds formed the previous season. Hence, the earlier the plantation Is made the better chance it will vhave :to produce a good crop. August planting is sometimes advised so that the plants can be rooted during the rains that usually come in Septem ber. Inconsistent Prophet. : A London "prophet" has damaged his -eputatlon by two inconsistent perform ances. A week after positively predict ing the end of the world In 1900 he paid a large sum to secure a fifteen year lease of a house wherein be car ries on a mercantile business. The point In enjoying corn on the cob Is to forget how you look while you are eating It You can always please a woman by guessing under her ag. OIL SPBINKXER. ;.,..-.-j. ; ; ! When Company Comes In Couatrjr. Begin to enjoy fonrself when yonr guests begin to arrive In fact, before tbey arrive. Do not try to serve such an eleaborate dinner that the work of getting it ready will draw so upon your physical powers that they will be strained to their utmost endurance. When yonr visitors arrive, greet them with a hearty handshake, make them feel that yon are ready for their com ing; speak of the pleasure that you hope the day may bring; compliment them on their good appearance; notice the neckwear, the dainty handkerchief; be thoroughly interested in eaob and every one. When the time comes for you to prepare the dinner and place it upon the table, leave your guests as gracefully as possible. If the dinner be not too elaborate, and the mental atmosphere be clear and blight, your friends will come again. "Eat to live," and not "Live to eat," should be the motto of every household. Mrs. JohnB. Sims, in Ladies' Home Journal. Cucumber Boats Peel the cucumbers, out them in two lengthwise, and scrape - ont the seeds. Put tbe pieces on ioe t'll wanted, then fill with-the following mixture: Chop tomatoes and celery, and add a few drops of onion juice, also mayonnnaise dressiug. Arrange the boats on lettuce leaves, and garnish with thin slices of radishes with the red skin left on. Any good salad mixture will make a nice filling. American Salad Book. Germany publishes about 20,000 books a year, France 11,000, Italy 9.003, England 6.000 and the United States 5,000. . Every woman believes that her hus band is a child in some respects, and that she must be on the alert to keep things out of ' his grasp that he wants, but which are not good for him. Atchison Globe. After the Honeymoon. She You must think I'm a goose. He Ob, nol You are wrong; en tirely wrong. What I bad in mind was a . buzzard. Chicago Times-Herald. . -.: - ' "' ' A Man of Thrift. She Where are you going .to spend the summer? He I'm not going to spend it at all. I'm going to save it till next winter and see if I can't get the janitor of the flat to use it. in the rooms I occupy. Detroit Free Press. Microbes are how understood to be necessary to human life. It is our ten dency, we believe, to regard as neces sities today what were merely conven iences yesterday. Detroit Journal. A Dash of Gayety. The doomed man feared the people who waited along the way to the scaf old. "See how they stare at me!" he cried, agonizingly. ' - "Yes, that's what you might call rubbering it in !" observed the execu tioner, playfully, deeming it not amiss to inject an element of gayety into this otherwise .somber affair. Detroit Journal. Ants haveibrains larger in proportion to the size of their bodies than any otbei living creature. ,Oi Children are particularly liable to bowel troubles in the summer time. The best preventive of summer complaint, diarrhoea, dysentery; is to keep the bowels open gently. The delicate tissues of a child's intestines should never be abused by the use of violent purges. The only liver and bowel regulator fit to be used by children is the ideal laxative and intestinal tonic, CASCARETS Candy Cathartic. THIS IS o THE TABLET CASCARETS are absolatoly harmless, purely vegetable eemprand. Ho mercurial or ether mineral pill-poison ia Caiearats. Cascarets promptly, effectively and permanently erne every disorder of tke Stomach, Lircr and Intestines. They not only care con.tipation, but correct any and trery form of irretnlarity of tke bowsls , Includinr diarrhoa ana dysentery. Pleasant, pautaele, potent. Taste food, do rood, never sicken, weaken or gripe. Be sore yon Set the fennlne ! Beware of imitations and aubitltatet I Bay a bo of CASCAKBTS to-day, end if not pleased ia srery respect, get yoaf money back I Writs as for booklet and free sample I Address 4TBKXDIQ BBMKDT COMPABT, CHICAGO or HBW TOKX. , ; - 170 . HOUSEHOLD HINTS. If a little common salt be sprinkled over the carpet before sweeping it, it will kill and keep away moths. To cover preserves, moisten thin brown paper or tissue paper -with the white of an egg; this perfectly excludes the air. Yellow oil Stains left by the sewing machine may easilv be removed in the wash if they are first rubbed over with a little liquid, ammonia. To candy orange peel, soak the peel in cold water, and change frequently to remove their bitterness, then put them into the sirup of sugar and boil till they become soft and tranparent. Lastly, take them out and drain them for use. If women who spend the summer at the seashore resortB will give part oi their idle time to collecting a variety of shells, they may utilize them in the fall for a unique door drapery. Fasten the shells thickly on fishing netting; then drape the netting over a door cas ing, and let it hang down at tbe sides. The shell trimmed netting also makes an attractive portiere. I CLAIMANTS FOR l-m f ra - I O BVI II Writ. i. uiruau I r BICKFuK i. Washington. O. C. they will re- I ceive quick replies. B. Sth K. H. Vols. Elaff 20th Corps. Prosecuting claims since 1878. BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS ... atAVUTACTUSKO BT ... CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO. mTE THI XAaCK. OUKLS WHtHl ALL ELSE FAILS. tech Syrup. Tastes uooa. Use la time. Sold by drnnkits. Bsst -3 T OTerestimatlon.) Father What is the meaning of that black eye, my son? , Johnny Oh, that's merely a mark of esteem, father. Father How so? , Johnny I esteemed myself a better boxer than Tommy Jones. rChioago Daily News. Brain Work and Kxereise. Three hours of brain work will destroy more tissue than a day of physical exer cise. Many men and women earn their living by their brains. Hostetter's Stom ach Bitters makes the mind active and vig orous. This medicine is an appetizer and a cure tor dyspepsia. A private Stamp covers the neck of the bottle. In Germany a dock has been made that is warranted to go for 6,000 years. HOW'S TEIISt We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Props;, Toledo, O. We the undersigned, hare known F.J. Cheney for the past IS vears, and believe him perfectly honorable in ail busin :ss transactions and fin ancially able to carry out any obligations node by Uiair firm. ' Wxst A Tbuax, t- Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 'J. ; Waldino, Rinnan A Marvik, "Wholetale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall'sCatarrh Cure is t:.ken.ntrnally, acting directly on the blood and m. cous surfaces ot the system. Prl :e 75c per bo' Ue. Sold by aL drugrists. Testimonials tree. Ball's family Pills -zc thi best. Croesus, of ancient times, possessed about 120,000,000. X.a1Ies Can Wear Shoes One size smaller after using Allen's Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures swollen feet, blisters and cal lous spots. Allen's Foot-Ease is a certain cure for ingrowing nails, sweating, smart ing, hot, aching feet. We have 30,000 testi monials. AH druggists and shoe stores sell it. 25c. Trial package FREE by mail. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Boy, N. Y. A Sickly Lot. Jennie Eerbie, it says here another octogenarian's dead. What's an octo genarian? Herbie Well. I don't lust know what they are, but they must be aw fully sickly creatures. You never hear of 'em but they are dying. Tit-Bits. Mummy Photography. A Paris photographer has introduced a novel style of taking photographs, which he calls "mummy photogra phy." , , The subject is swathed in mummy cerements, put into a genuine sarcophagus imported from Cairo, and pictured in an upright position. A smiling, living face looking out from embroidered grave clothes gives an odd effeot. No French actress' salon is complete without a counterfeit present ment of her own mummy. His Idea. Little Gabe(in the midst of his read ing) Why, I didn't know that labbits knew anything about 'rithmetic. Farmer Hawbuck They don't. '"But, paw, it says here that rabbits multiply with astonishin' rapidity." Judge.' No Progress Made. Lover (bravely) Sir, I want to marry your daughter. Father (coldly) Well, I'm not sur prised at that. If I were in your plaoe I think I. should want to marry her my self. Somerville Journal. I no on I voice Worcester Gazette. A up ANNUAL SALES. PORTLAND DIRECTORY. Fence and Wire Works. PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS; WIRE and irou fencing; office railing, etc. 334 Alder. Machinery and Supplies. CAWSTON Si CO.: ENGINES, BOILERS, MA chlnery, supplies. 48-60 First St., Portland, Or. MACHINERY. ALL KINDS ...TATUM Sl BO WEN... 29 le 38 First Street PORTLAND. OR. JOHN POOLE. Pobtland. Oregon. can give you the best bargains in general niachinerv. eneines. boilers, tanks. plows, belts and windmills. The new fAl T Y t. r;nm;n uM i- equalled. ... ' Wholeta! Drug-r nl Pbotoffrapl&ie buipUs. BLUMAUKR-FRANK DRUG CO. 144 AND 146 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon. YOUNG MEN! For Oonorrhcjea and Glet tret Pate's Ofcaj Specific. It Is ths ONLY medicine which will cure each and every ease. NO CASE known it has ever failed to cure, no matter how serious or of how Ions; standins;. Results from its use will astonish you. It Is absolutely safe, EreTents stricture, and can be taken without inooqre ience and detention from business. PRICE. $3-00. For sale by all reliable druflnrists, or seat prepaid b rrrpresi. plainly wrapped, on receipt of price, by PAB8T CUXMlOiX CO, Chloac HI. UroulariBailad oaiuest. Without Good Health The pleasures and successes of life are almost Impossible. Upon the health depends the fu ture. Thousands have built up their systems wfch rioore's Revealed Remedy What has been done ean be done again, fl per bottle at roar draggiata. i lariiia-T ! ii hi i ii rHpT HOITT-8 SCHOOL, Menlo Park. San Mateo Co., Cal., accred ited at the Universities. Location, climate, and careful attention to Mental. Moral and Physical training, places Hoitt's among the' foremost Schools for Boys on the Coast. 5. F. Chronicle. Will' re-open in the new building August 15th, (9th year.) Ira G. Hoitt, Ph. D., Principal. The dragon fly can fly backward and sidelong, and can alter its course on the instant without turning. Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ing Syrup the best remedy to nse for their children during the teething period. More than 4,000,000 women work for their living in Great Britain. Remember that you can buy Jesse Moore A. A. Whiskey for the same price that is paid for ordinary whiskey. For sale by all ti rat-class dealers and druggists. A new home for working girls has been opened in New York city. CITO Permanently Cured. Ko flta or nervousness III tftrr first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Bestorer. Send fur FEES S8.00 trial bottle and treatise. D.t. B. K. Ki.rutt, IMi., U0 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. That sleeping or waking snakes never close their eyes is a curious fact. I never used so quick a cure as Piso's Cure for Consumption. J. B. Palmer, Box 1171, Seattle, Wash., Nov. 23, 1893. The elephant has 4,000 muscles in his trunk alone, while a man has only 577 in his entire body. Heed the Red Flag nf Danger! Red pimples, blotches, boils, sores are dan ger signals of torpid liver, poisoned blood. Cascarets Candv Cathartic will save yon. All druggists, luc, 25c, 60c. Mistaking the Operation. A very short-sighted old gentleman going into one of our large towns for the first time, and coming from the heart of the country, seeing a man dig ging, went to him and said: "My man, for whom diggest thou this long and narrow grave?" But the man took no notice. Going closer, he remarked again: "My man, for whom diggest thou this long and narrow grave?" The man looked up and said: "Go on, you silly old fossil I I'm laying gas pipes 1" London Answers. British official returns of the ooal production for last year showed that Great Britain produced 202,130,100 tons, the United States 178.769,000 and Germany 91,055,000. The values by the ton at the pit's mouth were re spectively 5s lid, 6s 7)?d and 7s IJd. 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