The Oregon scout., August 20, 1887, Image 3

roitTiiAXi) luioin'cfi markjet.
Butter
Fancy roll, ? lb
Oregon....
Inferior grade
Pirkled
California roll
do pickled
Ciieese
Eastern, full cream
. . Oregon, do
California
&f Eggs Fresh
DlUED FltUITS
J Apples, qrs, sks and bss . . .
do California
Apricots, new crop
- Peaches, unpeeleu. new . . .
' - ' ' Pears, machine dried
1? , Pitted cherries
Pitted plums, Oregon
Figs, Cal., In bgs and bxs. .
CaT. Prunes, French
Oregon prunes
Flouk
Portland Pat. Roller, tfbbl 3
Salem do do
AVhitc Lily bbl
Country brand 4
Superfine
Grain
if)
10
12 M
27J 30
21
18 110
15 f2) 20
14 10
IK
20
7 8
18 f 28
V2& 14
10
40
11
7 8
8 fal 10
10 12
5 00
4 73
4 75
25 4 ;io
3 UO
Wheat, Valley, f 100 lbs. . .
do Walla Walla
Barley, whole, t ctl.
do groui d, ton
Oats, choice milling t? bush
do feed. good tochoice.old
Rye, I? 100 lbs
Feed
1
174
1 20
1 00 1 0J
1 1U
20 01 (5 2o 00
45 f.O
50
1 00 (g 1 10
Bran, ton.
22 0) (223 00
24 CO (a. 25 011
18 00 (0.-M 00
:u (0 ; oo
32 00 33 5C
ShortH. P ton
Hay, fc ton, baled .
Chop, ton
Oil cake meal, f ton
Fresh Fruits
Apples, Oregon, I? box
Cherries, Oregon, fdrm...
Lemons, California, tfbx..
1 25
1 00
5 CO
1 50
4 00
3 50
1 50
14
4 00
Limes, V 100
Riverside oranes, V box. . .
Ijos Angeles, do do ... 3
Peaches, ? box 1
00
00
HIUE3
Dry, over 10 lbs. V lb 13
tVetsalted. over lo lbs 0Uo
7i
Murrain hides one-third off.
Pelts
Vhgetam.es
Cabbage, lb
Carrot, sack
Cauliflower, doz
Onions
Potatoes, new, 1? bush . . . .
Wooi,
East Oregon, Spring clip..
Valley Oregon, do
10 1 00
2
00
00
1
14 (SI
20
Appetizing Flavors.
Some odd combinations in flavor have
been tiic result of experiment Nearly
every good housekeeper knows that
tomato catsup is greatly improved by
throwing iito the boiling pulp a good
handful of pcacli leaves. A leaf of
lemon-scented verbena is equal to pecoo
blossoms if put into a cup of fragrant
Oolong tea. Tho flavor of black
birch is very agreeable in chocolate
with which it harmonizes more finely
than vanilla, and which any one can
try by dipping a checkerberry lozenge
or two into her morning cup for
sweetening. Tho old Virginia epicure
never thinks his gumbo soup complete
unless sassafras leaves arc added. The
muscatine or frost grape, gives the
finest bouquet to all sorts of creams,
jellies and sauces, and the sharp cider
jelly, which is comparatively a new
jelly,
either
roast
is being preferred by many to
cranberry or currant joll3" for
turkey and venison.- " ' '
Swedish Wood Oil.
Wood oil is made on a large scale in
Sweden from tho refuse of timber cut
tings and forest clearings, and from
stumps and roots; and although it can
not well be burned in common lamps
on account of the heavy proportion of
carbon it contains, it furnishes a 'satis
factory light in lamps especially made
for it, and in its natural state is said to
be tho cheapest of illuminating oils.
Thirty factories produce- about 40,000
liters of the oil daily, turpentine, crc
sotc, acetic acid, charcoal, coal tar oil
and other useful substances aro also
obtained from the same material.
Boston Budget.
' The Old Lady Settled It.
Mr. Clark and his wife were going to
California, but it is just possible that
they will give up the enterprise. Jt
happened iu this way.
' Mr. Clark was reading an article
about the country from a paper sent
him, and had just reached a se'ntcnce
beginning with: "Tho mean tempera
ture of Californy," ivheu Mrs. Clark
laid down her knitting.
"That settles it," she said, taking oQ
lier specs. "I ain't ngoin1 to any coun
try where tho temperature is anv
meaner than it is to home. We aiut
goiu' to go." Detroit Free Press.
A LABORER'S LUCK.
JIc
1Vlnn n lH or Money In The
Liouistlanu Htntc l.ottcrj-.
The Etory of big winnings in Tho
Louisiana State Lottery has already
become a common one to the people of
this city, but the tale of George Mil
ler's luck in becoming rich through
tho Juno drawing possesses new phasos
of interest that make it worth telling.
The $5,000 that fell to him through
his holding a coupon bearing tho num
ber 21,058 hr.s raised him from poverty
to comparative aflluonco. Miller was
a laborer, who for two years had been
oarning a Jiving by sweeping tho
streets at night. Ho has long been a
Street Department employe, but tho
highest position he occupied has beon
tho driver of a cart. The money ho won
has been enough to set him up in busi
ness, and to-day he will open a saloon
and bo his own master. Miller states
that ho had been buying LouUiana
State Lottery- tickets every now and
then during the past two years, but in
all had not expended moro than $20
for them. IIo held but two coupons
for tho Juno drawing. He says that
Tho Louisiana Stato Lottery is, in his
oninion. a good investment, and that
ho will continue purchasing a tickotJ
or two each month.
Mies Lou Heed, of No. 1339 Union
street won $30,000 in tho Juno draw
ing; W. D. Eveihart, of Weaverville,
CaL, over $15,000, and two other par
ties hero collected $5,000 oach through
different local banks. San Frandzcc
(Cal.) Examiner, July 7.
GILDED FINGER-NAILS
n no.
rii uooi
A PnrUlnn Itlra Tliitt Hits Tnkr
Among New York' Hon To
There was a yellowish glow, like that j
of gold dollars, from the tips uf her j
fingers as she drew off her gloves. Shu
was an actress who was up to all the
latest freaks.
"Pretty, arc they not?" said she in
answer to the reporter's curious glance.
"It s the latest Pans idea gilded iin -
ger-nails
"Do you mean seriously that you
wear that stuff on your nails all 'the
time?"
"Why, certainly. Don't I tell you
it's the fashion. Pretty soon it will be
the craze. Lots of ladies have been
gilded already, and it's only a few
weeks since the fashion was intro
duced." "And pray, who is responsible for
this nonsense?"
"A French manicure, who came over
awhile ago to introduce the art. He
was a sharp fellow, and knew his busi
ness. He gilded an actress lirst with
out charge, knowing how well she
would advertise him. Sure enough she
did. There are hundreds of society
ladies who will cbpy any tiling they
see an aetre-s do, no matter how out
landish it i. It did not take them
long to tind out what it was on her
linger-nails nor where the professor's
shop was. They went there in droves.
In a short time he had more customers
than he could attend to and hired an
issistant. He is doing a rushing trade,
and turning hi idea into gold for him
self while he gihN the ladies. For
it is not a cheap adornment, under
stand." "How much does he charge?"
"A dollar a nail, three fou one hand
and live for both."
"Does it lat long?"
"A long as the nail does that is,
until it grows out. They should be
touched up every month. He' only
charges one dollar for that."
"And doesn't the gilt wash oil'?"
"No, indeed, you can't get it oil'
wasli and scrub as much as you have a
mind to. It's put on to stay."
'Doe.-
it hurt you to have it put
O!
"Only
about it.
a bother; there is no pain
It takes lots of fussinir and
preparation and two or three hours of
tedious sitting to have it done, but we
rvoiiltl endure even more than that to
he in the fa-hion, you know. I tind
the gilding awfully convenient in one
respect."
"What's that?"
"Your lingern'ails require less atten
tion then. If they are dirty it does not
show, and when they arcs long they get
dirty so easily, you know."
The reporter went up to see the
"professor" in his little shop in an up
town cross-street. A sign over the
door read, "Ladies fJilded." The pro
fessor was a dapper little man with
very white hands and an easy-running
tongue. The establishment consisted
of a small room with a lot of chairs in
it, ami at the further end an operating
table with a number of fixtures and
trappings on it in the way of brushes,
knives, files, bottles and sponges. Tho
furniture was to a certain extent ele-
'iint, and there was an air of luxury to
tho place.
"I don't want to tell vou the secret
of my art," said the professor; "that
would be very foolish of me. Stifiiee it
to say that 1 lirst wash and scrub the
nails very carefully. Then, with the
means of a certain solution, I prepare
them for gilding. There lies the secret
However, I do nothing that is iu the
least injurious to the nail, so that when
they grow out again they will bo in
their normal condition if the party
chooses."
"Where did you learn the art?"
"O, it is becoming quite- common in
Paris. As civilization advances so do
exaggerated ideas of personal adorn
ment. I presume blackened teeth will
be fashionable next."
"Do you think tho gilding business
will take in this country?"
"It has already. They aro a little
bashful about it yet, but that's only a
question of time. At present most of
the ladies have only nerve enough to
have the little linger nail decorated,
but they will get over that soon enough.
One even wanted her toe-nails gilded
the other da v. " Ar. V. Herald.
Good Tnble-Talkers.
Men who can
talk well and pleas
antly at table, and especially those who
can speak and understand French, are
getting to be more and more in de
mand in society here. The two best
table talkers of late years were Charles
Sumner and Caleb Gushing, each of
whom possessed a fund of anecdote,
ready wit and many souvenirs of
travel. Mr. Sumner, vigorous, and at
times almost arrogant, was the Ajax of
table-talk, while Mr. Gushing was tho
Ulysses, subtle and insinuating, and
arraying his statements iu all tho per
suasive guises of attractive rhetoric.
Mr. Sumner was a man of profound
political convictions, whoso very table
talk bore the evidence of thoughtful
ness, learning and vigor; while that of
Mr. Gushing, on new lights iu polities,
new faces in society and new condi
tions of public affairs had force, al
though iu opposition to views which ho
had previously expressed, but to which
he did not cling. His geniality, his in
variable good humor and the results of
his studv and experience enriched his
delightful conversation. Wiishinnlon
Cor.
Albany Journal.
The editor of the MtrJtly Forks
Bugle says: :,It is our intention to liiuko
the Bugle tlio great literary anil polit
ical journal of tho whole West, which we
can not dons long as wo have to print
our paper on a haiul press turned by
our wife, as vc do now."
I Six frefgn' cars loaded with postal cards
rirriveu in t,ini.Ku wit utncr urj. iiiu
I number of postal cards In the lot was 2.V
( ll0t,iWX)j aml tho wcKht was seventy-five
ions.
PHYSICIANS HAVE 1'ODND OUT
That a contaminating anil foreign clement In
the blood, developed by Indigestion, is the cause
of rheumatism. This settles upon the sensitive
sub-cutaneous covering of tho muscles and lig
aments of the Joints causing constant and
1 ghlfilng ,aln. ami aWrOKatin
1 chalky ilcioslt which produc
as a calcareous
reduces stillness and
distortion of the joints. No fact which cpc
rienco lias demonstrated in rvgunl to Ilostct
tor's Stomach Hitters has stronger evidence to
support than this, namclv. that this medicine
of comprvlii'nMvu uses checks tlio formidable
and atrocious disease, nor is It less positively
established that it is prcfcrablo to the poison
often used to arrest It, since tho medicino con
tains only salutary ingredients. It Is also a
signal remedy for malariul fevers, constipation,
dyspeiwia kidney ami bladder ailments, debil
ity und other disorders, tfee tliat )ou get the
genuine.
A conv'ct released fr in a ten years, im
prisonment in Pennsylvsnia killed one of
the jurors who couvh ted him.
OUR FBOGBESS.
As staces are ouickly abandoned with
the completion ot railroads, so the huge
drastic, cathartic pills, composed of crude
and bulky medicines are quickly aban
doned with tne Introduction of Dr.
Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative Pel ets,"
which are sugar coated and litt'e larger
than mustard seeds, but composed of
highly concentrated veget ble extracts,
liy druggists.
The people of this country pay 8",0 0.010
a year for singing birds, twice as much as
they pay to hear operas.
DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES.
What spectacle is more disgusting than
that of a man or woman with a skin dis
ease which shows itself in pimples and
blotches on hands, arms, face and neck I
' It ! simply Impure blood. See what
I Biiandhiith's I'ii i.sdid fora chronic case:
For tour years I was in the Mounted In
fantry in the l S. Army, residing during
that time principally in Texas. Almost
1 nil of that time I had a chronic skin dis
I ease, characterized by an eruption over
1 the entire surface of my legs and thigh,
arms and chest. The doctors termed it
eczema. I had given up all hope-t of ever
being cured, wlien UitAMmKTii's 1'n.i.s
were recommended to me. l concluded 10
try them, and di t so and Hiave thanked
Clod daily since then that 1 did so. I think
I used them altogether for about time
months, and, by that time, was completely
cured and have never had any trouble
since. My skin is as clear as any one's
1 GiioniiK Chapman.
Piuccnning. Mich.. December 8, l-8o.
Tlio onlv hint-It of tvne. nresses and
' printing material will bo found at Palmer
' K Hey I'ortiatid nouse.
I 1 1 is asserted that fashionable youti-' wo
men are now having diamonds set in their
teeth.
A SMALL LEAK
! Wil' sink a great ship; and what at first
i annears lo be a trillnu cough is apt to cul
initiate in consumption if not properly at-
tended to in nine rur cuiihuiiiuium.
. wlii. li is scrofula of the lungs, and tor nil
blood and skin de-cases, Dr. Pierce's
' Oolden Medical Discovery has no equal.
Dy drugtdsts.
A clerk in aSmti Pe drug stoie was
killed by the explosion of a retort.
Drone hitls is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
I'or 'i'liroat IMscnsen and
Coiipjis, "Brown's Bronchial Troches,"
1 , 1 1 . 1. .. . J ...I 1. t..rvu nr.. I t I.
t taletl( ,, ,)Urciiabers should be careful to
I obtain the w inline article prepared by
John I. Bhown & Sons.
Iri'CH ItcdiiutMl upon leads, slugs,
cases, stands and printers' specialties, by
Pai.mkh & Hhy.
plow to Cure
Skin 8c Scalp
Diseases
with the
CuticUf
Remedies.
! mOItTUUING, DISKIOUUINO. ITCHING.
1 Bouly und iiimply discuses of the Hkin.Hcnlp,
1 and blood with loss ot 1ml r, from Infancy to
I old age, are cured by tho Uuticuha Kkmkdikb.
I CuTlcuilAltKSOLVKNT.tlio new blood purider.
i cleanses tho blood and perspiration of disease-
sustaining elements, and thus removes the
i caubi;.
1 Cuticura. the great Skin Cure, instantly
! allays itching and inflammation, clears theskin
and Bcalp of crusts, scales und sores, and re
I stores tho Hair.
I Cuticuiu SoAl'.on exnulslto Skin Ilcautiflar,
I is indispensable in treating skin diPcaBcs, baby
I humors, bkin blends) es, cliupped and oily skin.
I CimcuiiA ItKMKiMKs uro tlio grcut skin
I beautiflers.
. Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticuiu, 50c.;
I Soap, 25c.; Kkroi.vimit VI. Prepared by the
1'OTTKIilJllUO AND (JHKMICAI, (JO.,1103lOn,.iaSB.
fciTScnd for "How to Cure Skin Diseases."
frfTVITED with the loveliest delicacy Is tho skin
11H butllCd WitllCUTICUHA JtKUICATKII SOAP.
HALL'S
SARSAPARSLLA
Cures all Diseases originating from a
disordered state of tho BLOOD or
LIVEB, Rheumatisin, Neuralgia,
Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula,
Tumors, Salt Rheum and Mercurial
Pains readily yield to its purifying
properties. It leaves tho Blood pure,
the Liver and Kidneys healthy and the
Complexion bright and clear.
J. R. GATES A. CO., Proprlotora.
417 Sansomo St.. San Francisco.
In successful operation (Ince 86, patronized from
all lections of the Northwest, endorsed by
business men and leading educators.
THE MOST PKBFECTLT EQUIPPED SCHOOL
of its class on the Coast, it offers private or class
instruction, day and evening throughout the year, in
Arithmetic, Writing, Correspondence, Ilook.leeping.
!anking,ShorthanJ,Type-writing. Uuslness and Legal
Forms and all Common School Ilranches, Students
of all ages and both sexes admitted at any time.
Catalogue free. Armstrong and Wcsco, Proprietors.
CUKS WHtll All !IS( MRS.
Best Com; h Hymn. Tumi i-h good. Vie
In time. Hold bv druKKlsta.
I POTATOES
i To supi'l the world, CO tents up, sometimes lower pro.
vision an sinus, jincea vouiu imyrinj juu. ivuiimxi
and Dried Fruits now of the New Crop, low, lower,
lowest good, better, beat. You ought to hate the new
Home Chicle to look over, it contains all the whole
sale price. Write to amTU'a (Mail Hrour, IIS Clay
H trees, ban Francisco.
MountAin Hons killed a pair of mules at
l,co s crossing, iN. M.
Young ami middle-aged men. Buffering
iroin nervous ueonuy ami Kinareu auec
lions. a loss of meniorv and liviiorlinn
drla, should cnclo.o 10 cents in stamps for
large uiustrateii ii.mipmet suggestingsure
cure, suitress, worm s uispensary iUed
leal Association, Buffalo, N. Y. fc
There is a lady real
niona, Cal.
estate ngent at Po
Whon Baby ra Blck wo gave her CAStorla,
When sho was a Child, she crlod for Castorirt,
When she bcc-fimo'M Isa, ehoiluncto Castoria,
When Bho had Chlldren.Bho k&yo thorn Castoria.
READ THIS CAREFULLY.
Ktcry man and woman young or old, on this Coast,
that is afflicted with any dtra,-. no nutter t hat, that
their family I hysitian dova not understand, tr cnmiot
cure, should write a full description of their trouble to
nr rorutu, or srel on me train ami flMt iitm lie Is pro-
Tided with eTiry instrument of surp'ry, and the U-st
medicine to le hud for money Uonnultatious free
Ilouest oi'inlous clten : reasonable charves All corres
pondenre strictly confidential Kueliwe stamp. Addrvs
n it. i ui;iii-..n. .i ii ; unices, s, a ana u, f irst -Mi
liaria! nans, t-ortiami. nreeon.
Rupturo Pormnnontly Cured.
No surgery Woilc every day Cures guaranteed
Address Drs. 1'OliDKN & lA'THUK, otllces 8, 9 and 12,
First National Hank, l'ortland, Oregon.
Thy Gkiimka for breakfast.
KIDNEY
Bladder, Urinary nnd Liver ltisoascs, Ilropsy,
lirael, ami Diabetes, uro cured by
HUNT'S REMEDY
THE HKST KIUNEV
AI L1VEU 3IKIIICINK.
HUNT'S REMEDY
cures Ilrlght'a Disease, lictentlon or Non-Ilctcn-Hon
of L'llnc, rains In tho Kick, Loins, or Side.
HUNT'S REMEDY
cures Intemperance, Nervous Diseases, General
Debility, Female Weakness, nnd Lnccssos.
HUNT'S REMEDY
cures Biliousness, Headache, Jaundice, Sour
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation nnd Illes.
HUNT'S REMEDY
ACTS AT OXCK on tho Kidneys, I.Ivor,
and Jtoiscls, restoring them to a healthy
action, and CUKICS when all other medicines
fail. Hundreds liavo been taved who have been
given up to dlo by friends and physicians.
Send for pamphlet to
HUNT'S REMEDY CO.,
l'rovideiice, It. I.
SOr.T JtY ALT. IHtUOOISTS.
CUItlCB ALL HUMOUS,
from n common Illotcli, or i.rtiimon,
to tlio worst Scrofulu. Sail-rlioitii;,
" Fever - HorcH," Scaly or UoiikIi
Mltln, ill fchort, all discuses caused by bud
ulooil aro coii(uereu uj nun rum i.m, .u..
rviiiK, and liivliromtliiir medicine, (rent
Iatliiir UlcorM rapidly heal under its be-
niifii Influence. Kspeclnlly Him it imiiini'Sii'U
Its potency in ciiriiiir ammr, unu ...
HoIIh, Cai-biiiiclCH, Sore IJjch, Scrof
ulous! SorcH and SwcIIIiirh, IHp-
lolllt IMNOUHC, IVllltO MVflllllKH.
iollre, or Tlslclt Node, and Iliilurued
lilUHUN. DCIltl 11.11 i:t-iiio in ni.iiui'a iui 11
lnriro treatise, with colored platen, on fJlfln
niRi.nspfl. or tho sumo amount tor u tientiso
on Scrofulous Affections.
"run m.ooi is tiik i.iri:."
Thoroiiirhlvclcimsolt bvusliur Ir. IMerce'"
(;oIdou Alodloul nlhco very, and khI
dlKOHtlon, a fair nklii, buoyant Mir-
1IH, IlllU Vital SireilKlH) "i uvmumuouvu,
CONSUMPTION,
which Is Scrofula of tho I.iiiikh, is ar
rested nnd cured by tins remedy, if takun tie.
foro the last staK-es of the disease nro icnehcd.
l'rom its marvelous juiwer over this teiribly
fatul dlgense, when first olfcrliiir tills now
celebnited remedy to the tiublle. Dr. I'iKinx
thouirlit seriously of cnlllnif It his "Con
siiiuiplloit Cure," but nbiindoned that
name as too limited for a medicine which,
from its wonderful combination of tonic, or
etrenfrtlieiilnir, alterative, or blood-elcnnsliiB,
antl-blllous, pectoral, and nutritive proper
ties, is unociimled, not only ns a remedy tor
consumption, but for all Chronic iMs
ontos of tho
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, ha'o
sallow color of skin, or yellowish-brown snots
on luce or body, frequent heiidaeho or ilizzl
ness. bad tasto Ju mouth. Internul. heat n
chills, nlternatlnir with hot lliiBlies, loiv spirits
und Bloomy forebodings, irrcKtilar appetite,
nnd coated toniriie. you uro sullerlnir from
HitllKositloii, IyNiopHla, und Torpid
I.lvcr, or "IllflouhiiohM." In muiiy
coses only part of thebo symptoms nro expe
rienced. As a remedy for all such cutes,
Ilr. IMoreo'M iolclci Medical Lln
cot'cry Is unsurjmshed.
For AVeult I.uiiirx, SiilltlliR of
Dlood. NhortnoNH of Ilroalli, Ilron
CIllllH, niissilit, nuium tt'ii,ii.) ...v.
kindred niToetlons, It is un efficient icinedy.
Sold nv DiiUtiajBTs. at $1.00, or SIX
DUTTI.r.H for $5.00.
Ki'tul ten cents iu stuillti
cents in stumps lor nr. ricrco a
luuilf mi ('nnsiiini)tlon. Address.
AVorld'M JIUpeiiKury Medical Asso.
elation, COU .Main fiticct, HvriAU), N. V.
$500 REWARD
Is ofTcred by tho proprietors
of Dr. Bubo's Cutarrh Itemedy
tor a case of cutarrh which
fliev eunnot cure. If VOU
hnvn a dlscharsro from tbo
nose, offensive or oiiierwise, puniui j no yi
smell, taste, or heorlntr, ; weak eyes, dull i pain
,.m,r.. in lieiul. vou luivu Cutarrh. Thou-
. . tji.. , - '
fiands of coses tcnnlnato in consumtitlon.
Dr.Siiifo'sCATAiiiiii Hemkdy cures tlio worst
COSCfl or tJUWirriit "iuiu sss ssiu aicitu,-'
and Catarrhal Xleudacbo. 60 cents.
FOU
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
It cooij thk iilood; It Klves dcllKbt;
It sharpens up the appetite.
It JUDB THK 1.1VEU do IU part
And stimulated tho feeble heart.
All liiunuuuKonlcs endured.
lly TAItllAXT'S MKliTZEIt can be cured
Making O
P0WDEF1
Absolutely Pure.
Wsiaccvdcr nsvsi nr!a. A -nu-vM at oar'it
ttvnth sod wl.w.ra' rfs.es poorjoui.r: tl .
Ci-.scrJir.iry kluib. ti.d rtarst b to'.d tn conj)!t3
.kinvrith tho txmltltuda o! low Uci, ohrt T.nt:l.i
CJam or p.nctnhs,to v itr Soid o?iy ia ci.-u
ajf as. lUsno l owrx Co. taj Wsi ctotst H. y.
SKLUY &MELT1M li AND LEAD CO..
Snn Francisco,
Tsf
BUELL L AWIBERSON, Con'l Acont.
7 Stui K St.. INietlasd. Or.
FLORIDA LANDS
Send for Description nnd Manof 1'l.DltlDA
SOI TIIKItN It. II. l.A.NDS. Four million
iieres, si llulilu for Ormiires, l.emoiis, Olixcs.
I'ineapples, II nimns. Straw berries nnd early
vciri'tulile. For side on lonir credit. 31 'Jj to
SS.lsJ per acre. Ai. dress,
M. SOLOMON, Cen. X. V. Atft.
tf.'ltf .so. 'ltirk St., i'lilenuo. III.
SELF-HEATING Bath Tub.
Xo hot water pipes; no luatlnir your rooms. For do-
sciliitlon, aililrt ss.
Z. T. WRIGHT. Fort Morrison St. rorllnnd, Or.
Ali dealer In Threlili(r anil tletuTiil Alurliineii". Mil
riiin Work, laundry Aiiiclilnerj, In fact niiitliliii: you
uant. (Uu. Aitent fur tin, blilmimii Ci'itl Oil .uuilm
itifAUKNTK VAiNTi:il X
xw shotgun :artridges J
Day
0
GRAND OPENING-
NICOLLTHETAILOR
The Grandest Display of Choicest Woolens ever shown in the Citv,
KiikHIi, l'ruin;li, Scotch nml Oprninn Tnbrics in oikIIosh varioty for Suits to mcoaurs.
Ono TIiouh.iihI Dilfuront 1'nttoriiH to Kiilcct from.
SAMl'LKS, WITH INSTliUUTIONS l-'Oll SKLF-.MKABUKKMENT SUNT FltKK.
Pino All-Wool Suits to Order from - - $20.00
Pine All-Wool Pants to Ordor 5.00
Only White Lujior and First-Class Cutters Employed.
NICOLLTHE TAILOR,
126 First Street. Portland. Or."
AND
ucaVth
"sSaW
'J?ll II Ults.i
mm. MARCIA FVANSl
vZT& benefit other
iui'iiin may
"y' jierlily duvaloped,
o (Mimhinlnir Itii.ii,-
iirnee, mrtii;i,
and llelttlli.
Byi'ile hictures h.rn
aro poorly
Ijrnrlntea, uui I win senu coiorsa ontteorreei in t tv tlolnll to any ladvaklnir for them: alto
of insny othnrs. who have given me orinission to do so. This delightful change was made by using
pictures
THE SPANISH SYSTEM OF PHYSICAL CULTURE.
fill AR A WTECn "lrl lnt development In young and middle-aged ladles and after nursing: tlnely
UUnnnH I CtU moilclril KhoiililPi-Kt ruiiiiitrit, iiiiiii-ti'li-ul llinltN und nrius; n fiurr,
lovely complrxloii, free from klillostlii'... rrM'kli. friiitlisia, tilii'h.ht-uil, iiiolli.
piilolic., etc.: brllllitnt eu'. with prrn-fl lifisllli ami alrcnirlh. tirTliat tlrsMl ft-fllnsr
and all female weakness promptly cured, bjuinlsli womuu owe their celebrated beauty to this tiystem. Hee tbe
linntr fnF.lf.lall..
5lt UflRTrl CRCC to any responsible lady who will privately say a good word for tbo treatment after
tDtl ffUll III rnCt. ulngsnccilully, Konidgeilof book.
BOOK FREE
vtitn many beuutiiui portrans, wnicii
MflMC TRPATMCUT' Do not mutake: home
lllOllb UII .'..(1.1. UUIUj,l.,,UI. .t.M .
stums. nun 1 11iL.11 1 mo sauio rosuiia as 11
ia samn results as If
jionn. wiiii portraits, reierences ana an ueiaus to enauie
u.fmi irir iniir ceniune. uy mu nii.iuiii inuie.. aim iu-jr
Mrs. Hwitzer is a member of the l'aclflo Dental As
sociation, and is well known In this city.
Ulrica of Mrs, Anna Kwitser, I-adlcs' and Children's
i - Dentist. No. 1 Kultnn Htrnet.
I OkH l'lUNCtsco, Feb. 0, 18(K1.
I)Fn Dil lUnMON;
I want to say that. In consideration of tho great good
your Npanlsh Treat mont has done me, and' for juur
constant courtesy, I will ba glad to have you refer any
one interested In the same way to me, hhow tbom
this letter If you wish, and hand ibom my card, a num
ber of which I enclose, and ask them to oil at my
cilice. With much esteem, Anna Kwrria'ii.
Mrs. Hmyth Is a lady of wealth and culture, formerly
of this city, but now residing at her Oakland resldunce
across tbe bsy.
Dlt. IUhuon
tttar bin I have received groat benefit from your
Development Treatment, and you can use mynsme and
address any tlmo yju desire to do so. My residence is
given below and f will cheerfully answer soy question
personally or by nnte,
A filontl spont Thursday with me and remarked that
I was growing younger and wantod to know what kind
nf padding I used to get myself up so well with. I gave
her vour little book, and sue will onine to see you soou.
Mtu. B. (J. Hurrii.
Hoi Itt, Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. O. It. Moss (nsme given by permission), aged 27,
used both the Development and Complexion Treat
ment. Hhesaysi
"As I told you when I first wrote you. my bust was
never fullrdeveloiied.arrd nursing two children spoiled
what I lud in my girlhood, JVci mrt wir im fie lrtMt
In Uu twitnii m unymt, If I mint la. My limbs havo tilled
out. too. and in every way I am vastly Improved. The
Compleslon Treatment liss dime me much good, clear
ing my face ot all black .peeks, pimples, eto., making it
fair and fresh looking, fuse no powder now and never
will again. Hhow this Utter to any one
interested, and refer them to me. Two ladies have
sent from here for your treatment, and more will
fo nw,"
(See her portraits on page 20 and 21 of book.)
"VourDevelopiog and Complexion Treatment have
worked mo. t admirably in my cae. Although 1 am t!t,
u ) UUIP.U i luuurau, .puuiug my lurui entirely.
I AlllF' ',areara'uiT4.sf practice here among
1 1 ask you to nay only for success.
can refer you to some lad
!AUTIOi.-AII el
refer you to some lade
r rig n i in yourpwn town wkn
OAUTIONi All claims of a business connection
false, 1 recommend no vacuum pumiM. lotions, nor other
ti rrViuu ihU i-upr J .tiUrsM.
PflrJCinCMPCs Never forget that all names aro held sacred. Some give permission to use their names, but
UUliriUbllUUi I never ask it, and without such iHirmls.ion no nsmels mentioned or case referred to.
SOME EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.
Child sJt Co.,
DRUGGISTS
161 Second St.
PORTLAND. Or,
Carry a full line of
CUemicals.
Toilet Articles
and Sundries,
They make a specialty
ot attending to
MAIL ORDERS.
If ynti mtd snjtlilni?
In their line send tho
price with postage, anil
It ill be returned, by
first mail.
The 1IUYKIIS' OUIIYK U
taatirtl Sept. mill JInrcli,
each yrar. JS3- 313 lniea,
H'xllV, tnclie,svltli over
3,0OO Uluatratlona
it hole Picture Rallrrjr.
(JIV1CS AVholesnlc Price
effrret lo consumer. on nil f?ood tot
jK-moiinl or family ur. Telia liosv to
ortler, mill gives exact rost of every
tlilnir you ur, ent, drink, vvrBr, or
liarr ftm vrlth. These INVA1.'MHI.K
IKMIICS rimtnlit lnforntntlon Rlessneil
from Ihr mnrketa of the ivorhl. AVe
will until it copy KItKIS to itny nd
dreaa upon receipt of 10 ct. to slefmy
ripiuc uf malllntx. Iet us heal from
you. Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
22? tV 2211 Wabfth Avrnuc ChlcoAo 111
Thlt BELT tr Tlfffnerator!
tnade ciprrttl Tor tbe cum of
defftoctmttiu of the KiieraMT
orgiD. The eonltrjuou itre tm
of Kt.RCTRlClTV t"rnit-tiDt
throufhthe rsrU tnusl rritort
them to hfftlthr ctlon. Do not
cDfoamlthliitUh KUctrlo Pelti
ftslTtrtUfd to care all lilt from
hfa.Ho tof. Uli for tbe UNU
rrclfiorurpoie.
Vor etrcuUri gtrtnc fall lo
fortDAtloa, tdilrr ClWrfr Kief
trio licit Co.. 103 WsuM&gton
Btrtt,Ctlceo,UU
Clisi tftVfn the 1-nrl tt
tue ales uf that c a- of
temtNlie, anil ha curn
Inwit uaivciMl fcitiUw
MURruv nun?
Oriitwon the fa rr if
tbe public and now rink
amon the leading Mcdi
ciuckof the oildom.
A. U SMITH.
Drftdfon!. V
1'iUett
.uu,
The Van Monciscar
DYSPENSARY,
PORTLAND.
OR.
Young, middle-aged and
old, single or marncHl men
and all who sulfur with
LOST MANHOOD I
Nerroua Debility, Hnerma
torrhea, Hemlnal Losses
Hexual Decay, Falling Mem.
ory. Weak Kyea, Lack of
Knerey, also lilood and
Hkln Diseases, Hs-philUs
Kruitl(ii Hair Vailing
Hone Pains, 8 veilings
Sore Throat, Ulcere, fit
fects of Mercury, Kidneys
and liladder T r o u h 1 ei
WraV Hack, Iliirning Urine, (lonorrhua, Qloet, H trios-lire-
iiroinpt relief and cure for life.
Ilotli hcxoh CoiiHtilt Oouflilentlully
nrmcmMVi a i4 third ht
N. 1'. N. U. No. 1! - S. V. N. U. No. Vt!0.
i s
ladies by rfjl
lie su-
I uavo iiermlsslon to send, showing results of treat-
trentmont Is sent breipress, prepaid by me, with Just
U.1,11,
lasen at tile Institute. Write tmmeUiately for the V:
taken .1 tlw In.iilnl.
ree
you to enjoy all tho good ot tills s; stem.
It has beers
uru wDriii.iuinnn rnr in.ir finiv ana ncairn
padding having been resorted to for several years, I
now nave a full, ftrin lut. My complexion is fmr, cfcur,
refnTv. and free from thoso hateful eruptions.
f ..... r-n.t. IV....A ,.l&ln .M,l nn. "
"My form is Just what I want It to be, and my health
generally is much improved. No one thanks you more
than my husband, who says he is as proud of me as on
our wedding day," i
" I can scarcely believe it myself, but I am as plump,
and my bust tinner, Isrgerand more I eautifully round
ed than at 20 eleven years ago; and 1 fool Jtreclj
f. a thing iiulte new to me."
"Vou know. Doctor, that after reading ynur patn
ph et which fell into my hands by chance, I ordered
yoir develouineat Treatment for my ln'itHh only,
iu a former letter I told you of my complete recovery
from tbo dreadful weakness I described to you. Hut
ne luving inai you always nseu to near gnou news, l
will tell you now that more than health has been
achieved. My 1
especially belu
whole form is much improved, the bust
men improved
uld ask. Ilavl
luir all that I could ask. Ilavine rather
Mssed middle life, this is indeed a gratifying surprise
o me, as Is the suppleness of limb and youthful feel-
I nit that abide with me day after day.'
I.could add fifteen hundred more of the same kind
If It were necessary,
Hee what that poputar weekly, Tht IngUtUU, said of
Dr. Harmon almost two yean ago.
"Dr. II tnnou does not claim aa much for himself as
for his srsteui. He is an KngHsh physician and does
not pretend lo perform miracles. Hut what he says
he will do ha will do. Dr Harmon wishes It particu
larly understood that any case he undertakes he will
give satisfaction or charge nothing for hla services.
More than this, his paliente may rely absolutely upon
lila discretion. Indeed, they can safely do so.
What does Dr. Harmon do towards the beauty of tbo
self Why, everything tbst science can iln. A bad
complexion vanishes under hla car In a few weeks.
A thin and wast.'d form becomes rounded and sug
gestive of every noble charm of womanhood. Dr, Har
mon has d jno no Utile good service In denouncing tho
vacuum machine horror, ao ably exposed In tbe 'Area-
Ul'. This torturing air-pump he relegates to ths times
uf the imiuisltiunasa good meana of tritng tbe souls
of martyrs, but a trammel to beautr rather thau an
fid. Any lady who wishes her eva t sparkle, her skin
to ho like satin, and her tlgure like that of a goddsss,
should consult Dr, Harmon.
ha best rla.a. is mv irrealest claim on vour confidence.
the bestrla.s. Is my greatest claim on your confidence.
(let my Ilmk and see this abundant proof. 1'erbapsl
naauseu tne irratinmi
with my Institute made by a certain "Madams" are
silly u'jsckery. Wrltn for pmn. 1'iv (. aKr urteil.
Dr. LOUIS O. HARMON,
2220 Howard St., San i-rancitco, Cal,
jflaaraotef.l not
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