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South African war which he puts Into
the mouth of a Sikh.
There will be Issued In London a vol
ume containing extracts from the late
Emperor Frederick's diary relating to
the campaign of 1866, his Journey to
the east In 1869, the war with France In
1870 and 1871, and his journey to Spain
In 1883. The work Is edited by Mme.
Margarethe von Poschlnger and trans
lated from the German by Miss Frances
A. Welby.
The Menasha (Wis.) Evening Breeze
contained the following notice of the
death of the original of Mr. Dooley:
"Lovers of the humorous and original
writings of James McGarry, better
known to the world as 'Dooley,' will
mourn the loss of a man who, by his
own peculiar gift, has ascended from
an humble, unknown saloon-keeper to
a world's famous author. It is said
that many of the most humorous of his
writing were produced while bolstered
up in bed and in great bodily pain."
The London Athenaeum describes
; Maurice Hewlett, now that Stevenson
Is dead, as the prince of literary story
tellers. There are two points Involved,
It says. One is that with Mr. Hewlett
the primary interest is that of the story
itself, and not, as with the most consid
erable of contemporary novelists, some
issue of psychological analysis or phil
osophic idea which the story Is mere
ly designed to illustrate. His aim and
his triumph is to rivet the attention to
succession of events, to launch It upon
that swinging voyage among ebbing and
flowing- emotions which and not, of
course, the bare succession of events
Is the proper end of narrative art.
Here are a few epigrams taken from
Gustave Vapereau, the French author
of a Dictionary of Contemporaries:
Women have a way of saying all and
telling nothing; of saying nothing and
telling all.
A woman wishes to find in the man
she loves superiority of some kind-
even In evil.
Women love us for our talents, and
adore us for our faults.
A woman's success is not complete
unless she has found some one who
makes her suffer.
Nature has declared a prime Inequal
ity between man and woman she Is
enchained by what she bestows; he Is
unchained by what he receives.
Wit throws out sparks, genius gives
sunshine.
There are little nothings which aie
everything; they confer., elegance on
carriage, originality - upon style, per
fection upon work.
Nothing makes one doubt Immortality
more than the frivolity of thought
among the majority of mankind.
Life Is a river which depends lees
upon its source than upon its affluents.
Ivory from Bones.
An extensive and Increasing Indus
try has rtfcently, according to a French
report, become established in Prance
to furnish an artificial substitute for
natural Ivory in view of the growing
Insufficiency of the latter to meet the
demand of art and industry in the vari
ous applications. The greater number
of products formerly employed in this
line were obtained by injecting white
wood with chloride of lime under very
strong pressure. At the Amsterdam
exhibition, however, almost all the
products which attracted so much at
tention had been prepared with the
bones of sheep and the waste pieces of
deer and kid skin. The bones are, for
this purpose, macerated and bleached
for a period of two weeks In chloride
of llmo, then heated by steam along
with the skin, so as to form a fluid
mass, and to this latter are added some
quantities of alum. After having been
subjected to these processes, the sub
sequent treatment consists in filtering
the mass, drying it In the air and allow
ing It to harden In a bath of alum, the
result being white tough plates, which
are more easUy worked for various ob
jects than is the natural ivory.
The Driver's Point of View.
The hotel coach was filled with a
crowd of happy, jubilant visitors, and
the horses tolled splendidly up the hills.
As each eminence was reached and at
every turn in the road the crowd would
burst forth into cries of wonder and
delight at the magnificent scenes
which burst upon their view. Tha
mountain jehu alone preserved a dig
nity and silence which rather awed the
others. At length, after a particularly
lovely view had been passed, one of
the guests at the driver's left hand re
marked:
'You don't seem to take much inter
est In the scenery. No doubt It's an old
story to you."
The driver shook his head.
"No, that's not It," he answered. "I
just don't care." Then he leaned a lit
tle closer and whispered, "But I knows
just how you folks must feel. Yon all
come from a long distance just to see
things, and you're bound to enjoy It
anyhow so as to get your money's
worth and not feel as though yon was
cheatin' yourselves. Oh," said this
driver in a superior tone, "I don't mind
It when I understand how 'tis."
Military Bicycles.
Both the bicycle and automobile are
meeting with favor from the army au
thorities In Europe. The bicycle has
ceased to be considered purely as a
means of locomotion for pleasure, and
is now regarded as an efficient mount
for soldiers. For scouting and the con
veyance of dispatches, the bicycle Is
without a rival, being noiseless, occu
pying small space and affording a very
insignificant target to the rifle fire of
the foe.- It Is reliable, and a bicycle
company or division Is very mobile.
The wheel also affords the enormous
advantage over the horse in that It re
quires no forage supplies. '
Sweet-Potato Flour.
A company with a capital, of $1,000,
000 has been organized in Vineland,
N. J., for the making of flour from
sweet potatoes.
THERE'S A LOT IN A NAME.
Especially When It's Applied to
Drama Case of Shore Acre.
"When Shakspeare asked the ques
tion 'What's In a name?' he little knew
that In after years theatrical managers
almost without exception would dis
cover by experience that there's a great
deal in a theatrical entertainment.
"Take, for Instance, the most suc
cessful of the late James A. Heme's
plays, 'Shore Acres.' Why, the name
of that play was changed twice beforo
it became a success.
"When Mr. Heme presented a piece
called 'The Hawthorne' at the Grand
Opera House in Chicago In 1805 it was
not an instantaneous success. As a
matter of fact Heme bad not produced
a real substantial success in some
years previous to that time, although
The Minute Men,' 'Margaret Fleming"
and 'Drifting Apart' had met with fav
orable attention in many cities.
"There didn't seem to be any draw
ing power In the name 'The Haw
thornes,' and the title of the piece was
changed to 'Shore Acres Subdivision.'
The change didn't seem to have any ef
fect upon the attendance while the
piece remained on view in Chicago, at
any rate, and it was decided to make
another shift In title before the play
was presented in Boston. In that city,
under the name of 'Shore Acres,' Mr.
Heme's play made the greatest hit of
the year. It came back to Chicago and
was accepted at the value placed on the
play in Boston and New York.
" 'Hearts of Oak,' which has always
been credited jointly to James A.
Heme and David Belasco, was orig
inally presented under the title of 'The
Mariner's Compass.' 'Hearts of Oak'
was not presented in this country until
1878, at Hamlin's Theater in Chicago,
but the play called 'The Mariner's
Compass,' which was tried in England
several years before without attracting
any great amount of attention, had all
of the scenes and incidents which made
'Hearts of Oak' one of the greatest
drawing cards among- the tear-compell-lng
dramas of the past two decades.
" 'Hearts of Oak' Is really a felici
tous title. It suggests a whole lot. But
what does 'The Mariner's Compass'
suggest? A storm at sea or something
of the sort, and we have many storms
at sea.
" 'The World, one of the most suc
cessful of the typical English melo
dramas," says a writer in the Denver
Times, "about the first of the kind to
be presented at the Adeiphia Theater
In London to reach this country, was
originally called 'A Wreck at Sea.' It
was J. Z. Little who suggested the
change in title. Known as 'The World'
the play that failed to Impress itself
upon theater goers when presented un
der the title 'A Wrrck at Sea', found
great favor."
RECENT JUDICIAL DECISIONS.
A promise to deliver coal In the future
Is held, In Tradesmen's National Bank
vs. Curtis (N. Y.), 52 L. R. A. 430, to be
a sufficient consideration to support an
acceptance of a draft for the purchase
price.
The right of a wife to maintain an ac
tion for the alienation of her husband's
affections Is sustained in Metser vs.
Betser (111.), 52 L. R. A. 630, under a
statute giving married women the right
to sue as If sole.
A clause In an Insurance policy mak
ing it void In case of its assignment is
held, In Whiting vs. Burkhardt (Mass.),
52 L. R. A. 788, not to apply to an as
signment of his interest by a mortgagee
who Is entitled to receive the proceeds
to the extent of his interest.
A person who has contracted to build
a house and furnish the materials for a
fixed sum has an insurable interest to
the value thereof, though he has re
ceived nearly payment of the price in
full, holds the Supreme court of South
Carolina In. the case of TJlmer vs. Phoe
nix Fire Insurance Company (39 S. E.
Rep., 712).
A street railway company is held, in
Groves vs. Louisville Railroad Com
pany (Ky.), 52 L. R. A. 448, to be liable
for a defect in a street caused by the
projection of the rails, although they
were originally properly laid, where the
surface of the street had fallen away
from them. The authorities on the
question of the liability of a street rail
way company for defect In track or
street are collated in a note to this case.
The Inability of students to acquire a
residence for voting purposes merely by
attending an Institution of learning is
held, In re Barry ,(N. Y.), 52 L. R. A.
831, to extend to students In a Roman
Catholic seminary studying for the
priesthood, although each of them has
renounced all other residence or home
and on admission to the priesthood will
continue hi the seminary until assigned
elsewhere by bis ecclesiastical superi
ors. Wbat She Wanted.
A woman rushed into a Harlem drug
store the other day. In one hand she
carried an empty quart bottle and in
the other she tightly grasped a five
cent piece.
"Let me have five cents worth of
ozone at once," she said to the drug
gist. "What did you say,' madam?" the
druggist asked.
"Some ozone."
"Why, madam, there's ozone in your
bottle now."
"Sir, I do not want to be insulted,"
replied the woman indignantly. "I
know what the doctor told me to get,
and if you don't keep it let me know.
Have you got any ozone or not?"
"Well," said the druggist very delib
erately, 'ozone' is an element In the air
we breathe, and unless the air In your
bottle has become contaminated it has
about as high a percentage of it as any
I have In the store. ' I would suggest
that possibly your physician meant
that you should get some benzoin."
"Oh, yes," hastily replied the woman.
"that s It I knew It was something
like ozone."
She took the five cents' worth of ben
zoin, which was almost lost sight of on
account of the ozone which still remain
ed In the quart bottle.
An Atchison man Is so stingy that, in
order to save shoe leather, be walks
on the ground at the edge of the brick
walks.
A man is as old as he feels, according
to a venerable saying. "An old man
always feels old,
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Dean Swift, of St. Patrick's, Dublin,
was one day watching with a friend the
roof of a building on which several men
were at work fixing slates. Suddenly
one of the men vanished. Thereupon the
dean turned to his companion and said:
"I like to see a man go quickly through
his work."
A friend once apologized to Robert
Louis Stevenson for not visiting him,
and said that the real reason was that
be did not know where Samoa was.
Stevenson replied that it was simple
enough to find It All you bad to do
was to sail out of San Francisco on a
ship, and take the first turning to the
left -
The Sultan of Turkey recently played
an amusing joke at the expense of
some medical experts at Constantino
ple. When the plague broke out In his
capital the Sultan asked If anything
was known as to the cause. On. being
Informed that 11 was to be found in the
state of the drinking water, he called at
once for six empty bottles, which be
had filled in his presence, all from the
same one of the palace wells, placed his
own seal upon them, and then, without
divulging their community of origin,
handed all six to a prominent analyst
To his amazement, the report sent In
was that four of the samples contained
plague microbes. The fifth was merely
jutrid water, and the sixth was quite
pure. Abdul Hamid calmly shrugged
his St'iouhlsand Kept "hia thoughts to
himself."
Some of the naval cadets who are
aboard the Alabama, and are having
their first real cruise off the Atlantic
coast, recently got a lesson in prompt
ness that they will not soon forget
They went ashore with the captain,
and were told that the boat would re
turn at a certain time. Five minutes be
fore that time they appeared at the
head of the long pier, sauntering slow
ly toward where the captain stood wait
ing for them. Exactly on the dot of the
appointed time he gave the order to
shove off, and the boat started, leaving
five astonished cadets on the pier not
forty feet away. When they had got a
pull-boat and rowed out to the ship,
three miles or more, they were told by
the captain that it was not polite to
keep their superior officers waiting, or
to approach him as if they were "go
ing to a funeral."
Elihu Root, the Secretary of War.
has a vein of humor lp.-his composition
which sometimes finds vent in irony.
During the most trying crisis In the
Chinese affair, a group of newspaper
reporters were admitted to his pres
ence, and, standing In a row, plied him
in turn with questions. The Secre
tary's expression changed from Inter
ested curiosity to rather marked wear
iness as the bombardment went on,
but his manner never lost its gravity,
and when the last of the group burst
out with: "Mr. Secretary, I am inform
ed that the President is very tired of
Minister Conger, and is going to get
rid of him."' -"'Ah," responded Mr.
Root, with evident relief that the news
was out, "you have discovered that at
last have you?" "Yes; and now could
you tell me whether Mr. Conger will
be dismissed, or simply superseded?"
"Neither; the President with careful
regard for Oriental etiquette, will send
him a poisoned letter.-"
The Ideal Husband.
The man who makes the best hus
band has a temper calculated to bear
the wear and tear of .every-day life.
He does not fly into a passion at a tri
fle, or vent his rage at things that no
body on earth could have prevented. He
may show his righteous wrath on occa
sions, and rail at persons or things that
deserve it, but he doesn't harp on tho
annoyances for .hours afterwards and
make everybody about him miserable.
A good proportion of men who take to
drink do it because they have little else
to occupy their" time; When a man
takes to doing nothing from choice,
look out for that man. He Is pretty sure
to soon drift into bad habits. The best
of husbands is considerate; he Is al
ways thoughtful regarding his wife,
performing various acts likely to min
ister to her comfort. If men had any
idea how women love to be taken care
of and looked after, they would, per
haps, exercise their own powers In that
direction a little otfener. When a hus
band comes .home at night and meets
her, tired and worn with the burdens
and cares of the day, of which - he
knows nothing, a kind word will cheer
and comfort her as nothing" else will.
New York " Weekly. "." .
Snow Fireplaces.
Sixty degrees below zero is the
frightfully cold atmosphere In which
Alaskan gold tranters must often work.
They make fireplaces of snow In that
desolate region. The snow is pressed
into blocks like bricks and a fireplace
two or three feet square is built with
them. When the fire Is lighted the
snow, of course, melts on the surface;
but when the fire Is out this freezes so
hard that the next fire causes it to be
come only damp. A snow fireplace used
only for cooking purposes will last for
an entire winter.
Steel Roofs.
A new patent steel roofing will short
ly be placed on the market, and It is
asserted that this product will com
pletely displace galvanized iron for
roofing purposes. The system of man
ufacture consists of steel strips bent
cold in the press, the covering being
formed of plain galvanized sheets bent
back on the edges and locked into tu
bular rafters. Works for the manu
facture of this product on a large scale
are being constructed at Darlington,
England.
"Few Die and None Resign."
Lord Blair Balfour, Lord Justice
General, recently mentioned that there
had been in Scotland only . fourteen
Lord Justice Generals In the last 200
years.
Voyage." .
"Voyage" was formerly any journey,
whether by sea or land.
A womaaf is really seriously ill when
the bargain advertisements in a news
paper fail to interest her.
, A Neglected Apple.
Mrs. Benham You used to say
that I was the apple of your eye.
Benham Well what of it?
Mrs. Benham Nothing, except that
you dont seem to care as much for
fruit as you once did.
China's Beer Import. .
China has imported this year more
bottles of beer from Germany than
any other country in the world.
The presence of the German army is
held in part responsible for this.
Parental Sarcasm.
"Yes," said Farmer Corntossel.
"our boy Joaiah is devoting a good
deal of time to games and light liter
ature jes' at present. "
"isn't that rather an unprofitable
result?"
"Yes. But, you see, all the cabinet
offices an' big diplomatic places is
filled ; so I reckon Josiah feels that
there ain't much else fer him to do
at present." Washington Star.
A Dark Outlook.
Stranger (in Frozen Dog) I sup
pose a poet would be liable to starve
to death in this place."
Broncho Bill Well, if he lievd
long enough to starve to death he'd
be gosh-almighty lucky. Puck.
The Modern Maid.
She Do you think it is safe for
me to go out on the lake alone with
you?
He Why not?
She Well, the last time I went
the young man kissed me. Town
Topics. '
Medical Profession Hereditary.
In Korea the medical profession is
heriditary, passing from father to son.
The basis of medical study is a work
in 19 volumes, written about 2,000
years ago.
A Chance for Poor Lovers.
A curious custom exists in the
Prussian royal family of selecting
every July a half dozen young couples
too poor to marry and having them
wedded in the. garrison church at
Potsdam on the anniversary of the
death of Queen Louise of Prussia.
After the ceremony each bride re
ceives a gift of a sum equivalent to
about $125 and a handsome family
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"Madam," said the hungry tramp,
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"How extremely careless of you,"
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End Is Not Yet, For Him.
She So this is the end of our en
gagement? He It may be for you; but it will
take me a year to pay the bills.
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and will practically last a lifetime. Let us explain why our umbrellas do not rust.
WE MAKE THE CELEBRATED
ANTI-RUST UMBRELLA FRAME.
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Louisville. Ky.
For saj by &1I druoJiata. Price fifty cents per. bottte.
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Academic and Collegiate Halls.
COURSES Classical, Literary. Scientiflo and
Commercial. For particulars apply to
REV. E. P. MURPHY, President,
University ?ark, Portland. Oregon
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
Portland, Oregon. Founded 1870.
i Kama School for Boys.
Ilitary and Manual Training.
Writ for Illustrated Catalogue.
ARTHUR C. NEWILL. Principal
HOOSIER
DRILLS
Are best because thev trnthnmnifMTw.it mA
of best material. Are stronger and heavier
tnan otners, hence more durable. The feed is
absolutely accurate, reliable and positive, and
will sow same auantitv. Hn or down hill nr fin
side hill. Hoosier Drills are cheapest because
BhST. We keep full stock of repairs at princi
pal points in tbe Northwest. Catalogue free.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO.
First and Taylor Sts.
Portland, Oregon.
JOHN POOLS. Portland, Oregon,
Tootoi Horrlaon Street,
Can give you tha beat bargains la
Buggies. Plows, Boilers and Engines,
Windmills and Pnmps and General
Machinery. Sea as before baying.
Patents Send no Money
Bat a model or drawing with a description,
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PENDLETON INDIAN ROBES
Make Presentable and Talned Girts.
Pendleton Indian robes, made of Pare Orrron Fleeee
Wool, are manufactured bv the Pendleton Woolen Mills
and shipped by them to nearly every Indian Reservation
in the United States. They are 60 by 70 inches in siie. of
beautiful Indian Designs and rich color combinations.
Vothing but th bet grad of us, wtuntly
the colors are warranted to be absolutely FAST.
JUST THE THING FOR A PRESENT.
Nothing is prettier than one of these beautiful Indian
Robe, for decorative purposes in tbe home, and for
fancy eorners and couch or lounge covers they are un
excelled. They also make excellent Steamer Buti,
Slumber Robes, Veranda Wraps. Lap Robes, and
for 't ravelins; are indispensable, being soft and warm
and can easily be folded into a neat package, which will
weih but four pounds. -
Remit us $5.00. stating color wanted and we will send
you a genuine "PENDLETON," express charges prepaid.
Write us about Indian photographs. We reier to anv
JOHN AllESINA,
SOB Morrlmon St., Opp. Pomt off lorn.
Vets pieisa!tlyj
Acts Beneficially
is truly as a-La.xa.iivo.
Syrup of Figs appeals to the cultured and the
well-informed and to the healthy, because its com
ponent parts are simple and wholesome and be
cause it acts without disturbing the natural func
tions, as it is wholly free from every objectionable
" quality or substance. In the process of
manufacturing figs are used, as they are
pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal
virtues of Syrup of Figs are obtained
from an excellent combination of plants
known to be medicinally laxative and to
act most beneficially.
To get its beneficial effects buy the
genuine manufactured by the
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