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rOHTL.ANJ PltOlll'CK MAUKET.
Butter
Fancy roll, fc lb..
Oregon
Inferior grodo ...
Pickled
California roll ...
do pickled
ClIKKSE .
30
JO
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30
:n
30
20
10
12
:8
Eastern, full cream.'. 15 (2)
uregon, uo
California
Egos Fresh
11
1U
U74
Diuku Fkuits
Apples, nrs, sks and bxs.
8
5
28
14
10
40
11
8
10
12J
UU UiAlUUl 111(1 ...a...
Apricots, new crop 18
Peaches, impeded, new . . . l"it3
Pears, machine dried
Pitted cherries
Pitted plums, Oregon
Figx.Cal., in bgs and bxs. . 7
CaT. Prunes, French 8 (4
Oregon prunes 10
i!LOUK .
Portland Pat. Roller, bbl 3 4 2
Salem do do 4 2
White Lily V bbl 4 2o
Country brand 4 25 4 35
Superfine 3 75
Grain
Wneat, Valley, 100 lbs. . . 1 20
do Walla Walla 1 07 J 1 09
Barley, whole, fc ctl 1 10
do grou' d, tt ton 20 01 (225 00
Oats, choice milling bush 40 45
do feed. good tocholce.oM 45 (o
Rye, V 100 lbs 1 00 1 10
Fkbit
Bran, ton 10 00 (a 13 00
Shorts, & ton 13 CO fe20 00
llay, t? ton, baled fa: 18 00
Chop. ton t'3 TO 2.i U0
Oil cake meal t? ton 'ii 00 (fe33 0C
Fresh Fruits
Apples, Oregon, V box 00 1 00
Cherries, Oregon, $drm...
Lemons, California, tfbx.. 4 00 5 00
Limes, 100 1 50
Riverside oranges, pbox...
Los Angeles, do do . . .
Pericl.es, p box 1 00 (a) 1 i'5
Hides
Dry, over 10 lt-s, f lb 13 14
Wet salted, over f 5 Its 04a 7J
Murrain hides one-third off.
Peltw 10 1 00
Veoetaiii.ks
Cabbage, p lb 1
Carrot, ? sack 1 00
Cauliflower, doz
aniens 1 25
Potatoes. new, V bush 00 1 0)
Wool
East Oregon, Spring clip.. 14 10
Valley Oregon, do .. 18 20
"Whore did you ;eL all those but
tons?" asked u hulyof a little boy who
had a thousand or more on n string.
"Why," was tlio reply, "don't you
know pa is a minister?" "Yes." re
turned tlio huly, "but wlint has that to
do with it?" "Every thing," said tho
boy, "because he litis the sorting of
the collection basket." The Epoch.
O nalia Man (in Paris) "Do you
mean to say you do not admire Amer
ican women?" Frenchman "They
are rather pretty to look at, but 1 do
not like their voices." "What is tho
matter with them?
Their voices are
harsh. " "O. well, yuti probably heard
some of them talking n each other
about soiiio othor woman." Omaha
World.
"The monn' wasted in worso than
usoless lire-works in our city," writes
the astute editor, "would save hun
dreds of tho poor and needy from
starvation. Will peoplo never learn
the judicious use of money? Here,"
ho continued, turning to tho oflice
boy, "take tho biggest tin pail there
and go get it full of boor. Hustle
yourself, because I'm dry."
LUCK STRIKES NEW YORK.
Four of The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany's Big Frizes Come to this lity.
Good fortune often comes when least
expected and smiles upon those who
are not looking or her. A striking
instance of this is the case of Dr. It
Asscltu, of 41 Marion street, whom tho
fickle goddess favored in a most agree
able way. About four weeks ago he
and a number of other prominent gen
tlcmcn belonging to tho Italian colony
in this city were at a ball, and in tho
course of conversation at the supper
table discussed the variations of good
and bad fortuno which they had each
experienced. As a result of tho con
versation some one proposed that they
should try their luek by buying lottery
tickets. After considerable discussion
it was decided that each of the fifteen
gentlemen who had taken part in the
conversation should buy a ticket in
Tho Louisiana State Lottery (Join
pauy's drawing to be held on the 13tli
ult. Each was to buy one-tenth of a
ticket, which costs $1, and if any one
should win a prize he was to give the
others a wine supper.
Dr. Asselta bought one-tenth of ticket
No. 61,077, and was agreeably surprised
to hear the day after tho drawing that
his ticket had drawn tho fourth cap
ital prize of if 10,000, and, ho was en
titled to one-tenth of that sum. Last
week the doctor got hie money and
his friends their wine Bupper at his ex
pense. There wero three other lucky men
in this town besides Dr. Asfelta on tho
13th ult. One of them held one-tenth
of ticket No. 01,503, which won the
second capital prize of $50,000. The
winner was a modest man and didn't
want his name published, so he had
the money collected for him by tho
People's Bank of this city through
Adams Express Company.
Anothor lucky man was Gadhilf
Wizeman, who conceals his identity
by giving his address as New York
City, but his name does not appear in
the city directory. He is evidently a
Wiseman who does not want to be over
run by strikers and others willing to
aharo the good fortune that befell him
when he paid $1 for one-tenth of ticket
No. 95,272, which drew tho third cap
ital prize of $20,000, and was worth a
oool $2,000 to Mr. Wizeman.
A fourth favorite of fortune in this
city also held one-tenth of ticket No.
95,272 and scooped in $2,000 for his
investment of $1. He, too, preferred
to conccul his identy and got his friend
Mr. Benjamin Nathan, of 838 Broad
way, to collect it for him through
Adams Express Company. New York
Daily Newt, O.t. 5.
RAILWAY PASSENGERS.
Tlicj Hnvo Itlchta Which Trnln L'mployra
Ari Hound to lCrjpcct.
An interesting ease has lately been
decided by the court of last resort in
Pennsylvania, where the plaintiff had
recovered in an action against the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Hallway
Company damages to the very unusual
amount of $50,000. The 'suit was
brought on account of severe and per
manent injuries which the plaintiff re
ceived in consequence, of being put olf
in the niuuilu of the night from the lim
ited express train running eastward
from Cleveland, O. He had a ticket
which entitled him to a lirst-elass pas
sage from Cleveland to Erie, and about
midnight he took his seat in a car of
the limited express, to which he was
directed by a bnikeman standing by.
It appears, however, that ordinary tick
ets are not good on tliis train, for
which a special rate of fare is charged.
The plaintiff was ignorant of this fact
until the conductor refused to take his
ticket, telling him that it was "no
;ood;" and that his orders were to stop
the train and eject immediately per
sons who endeavored to ride on such
tickets. The plaintiff offered to pay
Ids fare in money, and when this offer
was refused, begged that at lesi-a he
should be carried to the next station.
The conductor, however, would not
accede evert to this reasonable request,
but stopped the tram and put oil the
plaintiff where there were many tracks
and switches, where locomotives were
constantly passing and where "broken
trains" were "lloated." While trying
to reach the nearest station the plain
tiff was struck in the back bv some ob-
ect which the jury must have inferred
was either a locomotive or a ear, and
so received the injury on account of
which the suit was brought.
The railroad company in their de
fense contended for a principle, which,
if ouce established, would be extremely
convenient for such corporations and
quite the reverse for their passengers.
They maintained that travelers by rail
are bound to know the rules of the road
in regard to the tickets which they buy
just as a citizen is bound to know the
laws of his State and city; and conse
quently that the plaintiff, in taking a
seat in the limited express, was a tres
passer, and could lawfully be treated
as such by the company. Tho court
rejected this pretension, saying: "A
passenger who has an open way to an
open car going to the place to which ho
bought and holds a ticket, without
knowledge that the ticket is not good
on such ear, is not to be treated as a
wrong-door, endeavoring to ride with
out payment of fare, or to ride in a car
which he knows his ticket gives no
right to enter." The plaintiff, there
fore, was entitled to pay his fare in
money, and the company had no right
to eject him. Another point as todaiu-
ages, almost equally important, was
also decided in this case. The judge
who presided at the jury trial charged
that "punitive" damages, that is dam
ages which would be more than a com
pensation for the injury, and in the na
ture of a punishment might bo given
if tho jury found that the plaintiff was
put off from tho train at a dangerous
place. The court sustained this ruling
saying that the act of the conductor
amounted either to wilful misconduct
or reckless indifference to the safety of
the plaintiff; and that inasmuch as the
plaintiff could have recovered punitive
or exemplary damages against him, he
could also recover them against his em
ployer, the railroad company. The
court added with some humor: "It is
unnecessary now to consider whether
the company may put off a trespasser
to whom it owes no duty, at a place
where there is probability that he will
be killed." Boston Transcript.
Incandescent Light.
The term incandescence, so much
used at present, indicates a white heat,
or the glowing whiteness of a body
caused by intense heat. The little
glass bulbs, remarks a writer on this
subject, with their brilliant horseshoe
of glowing lilainont, attract no more
attention than the flickering gas jets.
But the facts about tho gas jet are, un
like those of the electric lamp, easily
and generally understood. Both pro
duce light by incandescence, the mole
cules of gas boiug rendered incandes
cent by the hoirt generated by the com
bustion of other molecules. The blue
portion of every gas llaiuo is where
combustion is taking place, and from
there comes tho heat which keeps the
rest in n stato of incandescence. With
the electric lamp it is tho heat produced
by the friction of nn electric current
compelled to go through a fine carbon
filament, which raises that filament to
a condition of incandescence, which
produces light Boston Budget.
"Why, aunt," said a blooming
young lady to her ancient spinster rel
ative, as they stood waiting on the cor
ner, "you don't really menu to get oi
to that crowded car, do you?" "That's
just what I've been waiting for," re
plied tlfe antique, grimly. "It's all
very well for tho young girls to talk,
but when I get a chance to set on a
man's lap, I ain't going to waste it."
The Farmer and Manufacturer.
J. It' Whipple, proprietor of
Young's Hotel, Boston, has recently
taken out $.500,000 insurance upon his
Hfe. Of this $100,000 is a life policy,
1100,000 is twenty years endowment
nnd 1300.000 is fifteen years endow
ment. m s
Little Nellie, aged two-and-a-half,
on omitting her father in her prayer,
was told to pray for papa as usual, and
refused. Her mother insisting, Nellie
said petulantly: "Well, do bless papa,
for jjity's sake." Babyhood.
no
con
Millies I IKJ IUI1S l"L illL'lt Olll'lllUUI 1
one third), for which It Is necesbary to
H,(jO elephants yearly.
u-c
kill
WRETCHED, INDEED,
Are these whom a confirmed tendency to bll
lousnces, subject to tho various and changeful
symptoms itidlcnlivcof liver complaint, Nuusca,
sick headache, constipation, tuned tongue, an
unplcasmt breath, u dull or sharp pain in the
neighborhood of tho affected organ, Impurity of
the blood and loss of appetite, Ignullzc it as
one of tho most distressing, as it is ono of tho
Vmost common of maladies. There, is, however,
n beuign specltlc for tho dlsea'o and all its uu
pleasant manifestations. It 14 tho concurrent
testimony of the, publicum! the nwdlcal profes
sion, that Ilostcttcr'a Stomach Hitters is u mod
leino which achieves results speedily felt,
thorough and benign. IK'sldefl reetif) ing liver
disorder. It Invigorates tho feeble, comiuers
kidney and bladder complaints, and liustcnsthc,
convaiesccnco or uiose recovering irom enieeo
ling disease. Moreover, li lsthe grundspocitlo
(or lever ana ague.
The steamer Matthew Bean wa wrecked
off Cape Fhiistere and ten persons viere
arowueu.
COMING HOME TO DIE.
At a period of l'fo when budding woman
hood requires all her strength to meet the
demandtHiiature nialies upon it, many a
younir woman returns home Irom the
severe mental strain of school with t
broken-down constitution, and her func
tions disarranged, to uo to an early crave,
If she had been wisely couusled and (riven
the benefit ol Dr. I'lerces i'avorlte L're
scription" her bodily development might
have kept, pace who nor mental crowin,
and health and beauty would not have
Kiven way to decline aim dtatii.
There wero fifty-live boiler explosions
in England last year.
A FACT TO BE REMEMBERED.
Do not be deceived by misrepresentation.
Ask your druggist for Am.cock's Ponous
Plastkhs and let no explanation or bollci
tat ion induce yen to accept a substitute,
Allcock s I i.astihis are a pireiy vege
table nrenaratlon. the formula of which is
kuown only to the manufacturers. Their
valuable curative qmliMes are due to the
employment of the liluliest meuicai anct
chemical skill. 1 hoy act safely, promptly
and effectually. Over 1.IXX),0 0 persons
have been cured by allcock s t'onous
Plastkhs.
To Tlirclicr I nave a few of the
celebrated Wesiinghouse Threshers yet,
and for tho purpose of closing out will sell
them on next yeai's terms at bottom
tlgurc-s. Also, a few second-hand ma
chines of other maki. Writ-for bargains.
Z. T. WiuoiiT foot of Morrison Street,
Portland O egon.
Japan has i contemplation the survey
of all her lurge rivers.
Young or middle-aged men suffering
from nervous debility, los of n einory.
premature old age. as the result of bad
habits, hluuld send 10 cents in stamps for
large i lustrated treatNe sup esting un
failing cure. Address World s Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, Sow York.
Six persons perished in a fire in the In
sane asylum at Clevela d, O.
IF SUFFERERS FROM CONSUMPTION,
Scrofula, Bronchitis, and General lability, will
try Keott'M IWiiuImIoii of Cod LivurOfl with
HyiKjphosphiles, they will llnd immediate, re
lief and permlnate benefit. Tho Medical Pro
fesHion universally declare it a remedy of the
greutest value and very palatable. Head: "I
have used Scott's KmulBlon in several cuscb of
Scrotulu and nobility in children. KcbuIU
most gratif jing. My little patients take It w Ith
pleuaure." W. A. ilULUKltT, M.l)., balUbury,
111.
For ai IrrllnlcMl Tliroul,
i'uiiffli. or Cold, "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are offered with the fullest con
fidence in their eillcacy. Sold oidy in
boxes.
OFFER NO. 172.
FHEK To Mkhciiants Only : A triple
plated Silver Fet ( knives, 0 forks 0 tea
spoons, 1 sugar spoon, 1 uutter knife,) in
satin-lined case. Addrcs at once, JC. W.
Tansill & Co., ia State Street, Chicago.
Gen. Horatio G. Wright is on the retired
list and lives in Washington.
Chronic nasal catarrh -guaranteed cure
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Heinedy.
Gen. John C Bobinson is on the retired
lUi and lives at Blnghampton.
Bronchitis is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
TnY Gkkmka for breakfast.
Cuticura
a Positive Cure
for eAorV form nf
r ' ' i r-i, I
SKin and oiooa
-Disas-
from 5
Pimples U Scrofula.
QKIN TOKTUHES OK A MFKTIME IN
ft Bluntly relieved by a warm bath with Uuti
cuiia riOAP, a real Skin lieautitler, and a single
upplicatlpn of Cuticuka. tho great Skin Cu'o,
This repeated dully, with two orthreo doses of
CuricuiiA Hksoi.vk.nt. tho Now Mood Purifier,
to keep tho blood cool, tho perspiration pure
and unirritatlng, tho bowels open, tho liver and
kidneys active, will upecdily euro.
Kczemo, letter, ringworm, psoriaalB, lichen,
pruritus. ecall head, dandruff, and every species
of torturing, dinllguring, itching.scaly and pim
ply dlscireea of tho skin and Benin, with loss of
hair, when physlcluns and all known re medics
fail.
Sold every where. Prico,CUTlcuiu,SOo.: Soai",
25c,; KlisoLVKNT, $1. Prepared by the Pottkh
Dituo and Chemical Co., IIohto.v, Mass
fJTSend for "How to Curo 8kin Diseases."
MPIKS, blackheads, cTiupcd und olbtikln
prevented by Cuticuka Medicated Soap.
Piso's Itc-nedy for Catarrh Is the H
Bobt, Easiest to Ubo, and Cheapest- H
I
Bold bv druggists or sont by moll.
Wo. E. T. Huzeltine, Wuron, Pu.
AXI AVO.VOIlHFtli
Self-Playing Musical Instrument.
PUjk Cltulcal, Haired, Danes aud kit ths popular rnu
aia ci rue uay correcur. rue xruiu via logxio, wriie
Kohler A t'tiius, HauVrancltoo. (or cataloguo.
HALL'S
SARSAPARILLA
Cures all Diseases originating from a
disordered stato of the BLOOD or
LIVES. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula,
Tumors, .Salt Bheum and Mercurial
Pains readily yield to its purifying
properties. It leaves tho Bipod pure,
the Liver and Kidneys be&ltliy and the
Complexion, bright and clear.
J. R. GATES & CO., Proprietors.
417 Sonsome at.. Bon PranoUtco.
An ordinary elephant produce
poifnds of ivory, worth 500. England
Mm
ft
4
4
ear
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1 1 1 i I , . I
toloolAinhW
reposiloi;y cortsHf iM-
Burtj)riQ'heM('ct.
Be
iw i;ii t hie tv
Lillle etches 'rWliieflnMich
iq tffi far fuitWifai isfadi
caicd(gicl 5! 4bsM will
do tljy as i.lothiifc cf&aq.
Acttyim MBmcy
nijh wae afdihrn wttrfe
Oilm jjiU -fMfyp sole
.''waft. . f I . f l"A'A
.o..o uottio or CatarrH
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
Price, 50 conts,
Will do Moro
is oi;itij
CATARRH
Than S500
In Any Other Way
HAY-FEYER
...... .ww .un. . . . iiunLin mm in .Kiniiiiu,
A ttarttft,. ta Bi.nllivt lot., ...1. , I . 1.1..
1-neoBuciB ai .uiik'giBw ; uj man, reclnterMl, 00 eta.
ELY IIUOTIIKILS, VSiOivMiwIchSt, Now York.
1887 I
1887
COLLmSON & AHPEL.
HI'KCI Ali AXXOUXt'KJIKXT 1
LAItOK A 1IIVAL OK
IRQ I
XTE TAICK PliKASUltIO IN ANNOUNCE
Ing tUo arrival of a very luriro shltini-nt
of N
tt uuuds ana .NUViiiyriKS for an ao
jtartnientB. The collection tticlmlea all the latent
und most rasnloiiublo Kuroiican and Aniorlcan
jiroducllonn, la ilislh'n, color und fabric, eui
braclni; :
Silks, I)rens Roods, Tweeds.
(Moves, ltibbons, UlstcritiKS,
I.ar,ea. Col Un a. Klnnnt'lti.
TriminliiKS, CuIIh. I'ortUreB,
liuttona, i(uciiiiiK, (Jurmiiis,
Cor&eiB, Handkeielilcfs, Illankets,
Ilouicry, Umbrella!), Linens.
MUSLIN & MERINO UNDERWEAR,
llOMH(H-IIll; CiiOOUH,
M0UHNIHO AND BLACK DRESS O0OD5.
&i mules sent on aiiiilicaUon. Goods ecnt C.
O. I)., or on reedpt of l'oblolllco Order.
COLLINSON AND AHPEL,
8. W. Cor. 3rd and Morrison, Portland.
Tho Oregon National Bank,
OF IOItTI.AXI.
( HuccAnurs to MetrubulltiLii FavixuM ltank.l
CAl'ITAL I'AIII IN, - 8100,000.
TmivucU a (leneral Ilankirs Iliulursa.
ACCOUNTS kint lubloet tu check.
HKUM liXCIIANOl: i,n Bau Francisco met New York.
MAKKH UOI.I.KCTIONH OU faoiul.l telllli.
VAN U. Df LAHHMUrr, UKO. II. MAliKLK, Ju.,
rrekiuem. vico-i'realueut.
1), 1'. HHKKMAN. CuliUr.
New Bkutional Maih or
OREGON & WASHINGTON,
1.,,.,, ItevlEed to November, 1887.
75 CVntM Kuch. Toi;otliur, 81 23.
HalltJ uuywber. Aditreu,
J. K. UILL t CO., ruUlibria,
l'ortlaud, Oregon.
O I ullv IV M I (jahler. Itoenlsh Hanos: Hur
det Organs, bund instruments. larKest Mtock
of flhect Jlimlo and Hooka. Hands snnpliod at
Kastera priees. M. UKAY CO,
an in sirt. ruui FrnnniHon.
fl D 1 1 1 U H nbl t Cu rod in.rur urit
UriUITl l-r.f. J. B. UlBTOI.Iil. M.rJ,Ol..l.U,0.
PENNYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."
The OrlirlBiU and Only Ocuulno.
?t!i u4 llwiyi 11UM. lUwirtof worthlr Imlutionl,
iu!UrDiblf u LADIES. AL four Ilruinrltt M
4Chlchctjr'Eiitfllnli"aa4 tAk. oibcr.or UikM4 4
Klsmtd) w tor -wUcuUr in Ittttr bf tttura wall
AME PAPER. ChleliMUr Chrralrkl Co..
M B Ik HUUun (Hjuar, l"hll4a l
Mi hf DmclU CTcrrwtierfw "Cblchc
tcr'i Jisguili" A'ciuir! 1'UU. im wJku.
acres.
sulUUa for Omw, Lemons, Ollrcs, l'lueonnles,
IUriujA etrawberrlcs and early Vr.'ttablea.
sale on lone croJIt dl.25 toawrtracre.
Addrau M. SOLOMON, Oen. N. W. Ag
XS4 ho. CiutUHU Chltaso, Ills.
OLD SORES AND ULCERS l.i
taadliif nan! If iLtlVa CUlUlkEiitLlK. Ilaaur
Ulli. 11 ilall, (&. UiU IfJ.V, All.a, (. faul, MUa.
Fall and Winter. 1HH7
F Dwcriptlon and W
Map of FLORIDA SOUTH. K
KHN It it LAMPS. Four million acres. 0
a fr r- A M
1
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' V V-v w 1 IV) II
mi
One bottle taken according to directions
will give better results than a gallon of
Sarsaparila, or any of tho so-called Blood
Purifiers with which tho market is glutted.
At Druggists, price $1.00 per bottle.
$SOO REWARD
vill be paid for any case of Rheumatism
vhicli Or. Pardee's Remedy, properly ad
""''nfctered. fails to relieve.
Day SELF-HEATING Bath Tub.
iv"- f 'ir,'riii.-aat:.r.
No hot water iprt; no liiatlng ymir rootiui. For dr
rcriptlon, aildrt-as,
Z. T. WKIQRT, Foot Morrison it. Tortland, Or.
Alo iloalir In llirci-liliiij nj (leurrn) Mxchlinsf, Ma
rlne Work. Laundry Amclilurry, lu fact anything you
want. Oeu. Accnt for the Shlimian Ooal Oil Kuglue.
taT AOl'.NTH WANTi:i)frJ
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
San Fruncloco,
In UH .T 1
-4 VII l.i
WJ- Jt SHOTGUN CARTRIDGES
BUELL LAMUERSON, Con'l Agent.
7 Hturk Mt.. I'ortliiHd. Or.
" FLOR de MADRID !
CboUoU, 1'i'rcit and Host Delicious
KEY WEST HAVANA CIGAR IN THE WORLD.
teTYor colt) at all leading places "trt
L. K. G. SMITH, (SffiSW:
' J. Wai.la Walla, W T
SoloAgont. lA"r.tM-w-T-
Acme Electric Belt Agency
171 Fourth St.. bet. Morrlnon nnd YnuihUl,
I'ortluud, Ori'Kmi.
ADVICE AND MEDICINE 8I.OO.
All Disease siicctfafully trcatisl, Chronic and Ner
voua Truublr a roculty. Itlibuiiiatlmn. Nt'Uraltila,
(Irm rnl and Ncrfous Debility, Hcuilual Wcnknciw anil
Lost MuliliuoU suoccsrfiilljr trcatcil with tlio alii of the
1,'KLtiutATEIi At'MK KlkitiiIO IIklt ami other vlcctrlc
applUiu'tn, Kviuul Dlwasa'a taken by the cane at most
miKoiiaUe raUa A couiptUnt riiyslclau und i;ii
triclan In atlcuilance ilnlly Country patlcuta wlllplu4e
state aymptiiuis aa accurate aa ponalble. Curri'.iKjmlo
ollclteil. 'IVrum atilctly ca-li,
Qin ,,"H"H f Iti'ftnl JXhi-iihc, I'IIoh,
OKJU FlHsuri'H, I'iHtiilitM mid Iti-rtal
llcci'H ti'i'iitrd mK-oi-HHl'iilly. without
UH Of Ullll'l', U'lllllll pitHt lll'd J ftlll'M.
VlHltH MMvi'i'iil liit:rlor toit iim. Niud
for nlrcilliirM. .1.11. 'llhlii;t(iii,M. !..
Su.'Z IlcktinrM Is si 1 1 si 1 it if . Portland, Or.
C) has tsVrn the Utd In
the salts of that cU.S ut
icineiUei. ami has yiv'a
aluiuii uaixisal sauslac
ituupiiv nRo.
r.ilt.Tts
Ghsiwon the fsvrr bf
the public and flow isnks
inon,f the Uadiugaiftili.
clM, t'1 ilia olldoia.
A. L. SM1TIL
lit adlord. Ft.'
fkildby Dnirlsta,
.uu.
TbU UfcLT or ntrvnorktortk
tt.i4 iprMl for iL core e(
dcrkOcemcDid of tbo croorttlrt
ore tii Th couttnuoui itritn
rKLF.CTUlCITY pimrUD(
throufU Itio rrU inut rrtor
turo lohfftltbTsetlwQ. Uouti
6bf9ao(!tblf w)thKtctrIa Uflu
JrtilU4 lo ear ftll lilt from
te.dtolot, HUfr (L UN
ipclCoporrtt,
for fllrtaUra gtrlnf fall la
fortiUon, tdiSfeii CbTtr EIi
trlo JJI Co., J01 WnLUfUD
8UMt,CI)i;e(IlL
The Van Monciscar
DYSPENSARY.
PORTLAND, OB.
Yoanf. mUdbv sited tat
old. alnls or marrfad mec
and all who suffer with
LOST MANHOOD1
Nenous IHiblUty, Hpcrma
torrbea, Kemlaaf Loaiei
Hexual Decay, Kalllna Mem
Wtak Kyta, Lack ol
ATT.
;Knergy, also lllood 'and
niui uiaeaaea, m minus
Hruptlona. Hair VallUj
Hone I'alru, H wiUlbui
Hon Tbnnt, Ulcers, fit
fccU of Mercury, Klduen
and nbiddar Troublai
Weak Hack. Darnlnf Urine. Oooorrhea, 'Oleot UUtct
urs protniit relief and our for life.
Moth HexcM Commit CoaflrteHtlully
OKFIOM-18a to 184 THIHD HT.
fir" I? 17 return mall. Full Description
bKtl UM.jr'1 New TalUr HyaUas f llnM
r HfcLU C'kIU.. MOODY & CO.. Cincinnati, a
N. P. N. U, No. m-H, If. N, U. No, m.
i
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BToY'liATIIW
JBVaonraattffd sot fd
&W taut Slrlcuut.
Of Krd.nljky tU
TiChialttl
lOr Mm
TO JOB PRINTERS
-AT-
REDUCED PEICES.
OLD RELIABLE GORDON
With Throw-hir,
( Manufactured by Palmer it Key, )
I'.O.It. cniNdr limit nt Boflluntl
Sx l XI
1 Ox t T
litxH)
if Lat.io
Wo guarantco the press to be tho
Bn the M:vlivi.
BUY IV O OTEBFiR.
Palmer &, Rey,
112 and 114 Front Street,
Portland, Oregon,
fl) r T SH H Iiy. Pamplca wnrtli $1.60, KUKlT
It I.Iiiom not iimler tlic lie(ivl. Write IIrk.
fWjIKB'n SntTvnKI.VlIOLM.KC(i.,IJolly,ailcIl.
In tiiccrtfut operation since 1866, patronlied Irom
all tectiont of the Noriliwcst, endorsed by
buines men and leading educators,
T1IK MOST rEIU'KCTLY EQUIPPED SCHOOL
of Its class on the Co.nt, It cfTtrs private or class
Instruction, day and evemnff thioughout the year, In
Arithmetic, Writing, Correspondence, Dook-Veeping,
ll.iik!iig,5horthaiul,Type-writing llnslneis anil Legal
Forms and all Common School Ilranches, Students
of all agas and both sexes admitted -1 any time.
Catalogue free. Armstrong AmlVt'esco, Proprictctrs,
Tlio J1UVKU8' (iUtl)K
lssuril Sept. nml Marcli,
. each j-ror. arf-31VJ ift-,
8!i,xllKlnclir,wltnover
3, COO lllntratlon a
is hole Picture Onllpry.
G1VICS Whaleaale Prlrm
iflrrrf In tonsumers on all goods for
Itcraonnl or famllr Telia liosr to
ortlrr, nuil i;lvca exact eoat of "vrrj
tiling you ue, ent, ilrlnlc, srear, or
havn fun with. These tSVWihWUSX
IKMHtH contain Information gleamed
from the mnrketa of the world. Wo
will mall n eoiijr FIIUK to any ad
dress upon receipt of 10 eta. to defs-ny
expeuve of mailing. Let na lica from
jron. lleaiieetfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
tit V 4!'Ji Wnliajli Aveonr. Citlroso. 111.
" lly husband obji'otpil to Hciulititf to town for
goods for yours, but wo paid nil off hero this
Bummor nnd mado up nn onlor on SMITH for
nujinllos. Tiioy huvu Como to hand. Wb nre
ilnliglitod with tho reeiill. Wo fayed JP38.0O on
our bill of winter nupplion, nuil gut tlio lx,t
goods wo ovor hnd in tlio Iioubo. Canned (IihmIs,
Urioxl Fruit, Dry Goods, Kama, Flour and Tools
ovorytliinu was its ropnwontod, and nil well
packed. I wIbIi our home nmrehnntti would try
coodi from HHITII'H i'AHtl NTOUK, 115
nnd 117 Clny Btroet, San Kranrlnro, Old."
''si-:h all iiUMoits.
from n common IIlolcli, or I.riiptlon,
to tlio worst Mororuln. Snlt-rlioitui,
' Fovnr - HortiH," scnly or IIoiikU
Skin, in short, nil discuses ortistd by bud
lilood aro coiitpiort'il by this powerful, puri
rvlmr, mid liivliroi-illnjr, iiicdlcliw. roat
i;aUiiir Wlr.orH rttpUily belli under it bo
nlKn InUiicnco. ICHpeciiilly li.is It miinlfcetcd
lis poK'iiey in ftirlnir Ttter, ICono HuhIi,
IIoIIh, (farbiiitcloH, Soro IJyoM, hcrof
uloita SoruH unci SwoIIIiirh, Hlp
lolilt IMhciihc, AVlilto SwelllllK.
tiollro, or 'I llicit Nuelc, nnd i:nlar(;oit
t;laiidM. rM-iid ten cents. In dumps for a
lfirffo treatise, with colored plates, on Hkln
DisooM'S, or tlio Bititiu umuiiiit lor 11 trtutbsu
on Herotnlous AtTectloni". . .,,
Thnmiiiflilvclemibo It by usliur r. IMorco'a
(.oliton nioillcul Ilncovory,niidooa
(llircktlon, 11 fair hUln, buoyant I'lr
11, nnd vltul astronglli, will bocotiibllblicd.
CONSUMPTION,
1 which Is Scrofula ot tlio I.iiiikb, la rrr-
rnstetl und cured ny iiiih rciueuy, 11 laKcn ue.
foro tlio lust BtiiKes of the dlpcnflo nro raiuhed.
From Its murvclotis power over this terribly
futnl dlsenso, when Unit oir. rlnu- this now
celobrutcd remedy to tho tmlille, I)r. i'liutcu
thouifht Bcrlously of ciilllnir It his "t'oil
Hiiiiiptlou Cure." but nbmidoncd that
iniino us too limited for 11 medicine which,
fioiu its wonderful combination of tonic, or
BtrenKthcnlnir, ulterntlve, or tilood-cleunslnit,
nutl-blllotis. poctoml, nnd nutrltlvo proncr
tlos, Is uncciuuletl, t:ot only as it icmedy for
coiiHiimptlou, but for all Chronic 1)1
ouhow of tho
Liver. Blood, and Lungs.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, hnvo
willow color of skin, or ycllowleh-brown anota
011 fnco or IxHly, frequent hcudaclm or dlzzl
nesH, bad tusto in mouth, Inteniiil hent or
chills, ntburiitttlntr with hot iluthcs, lowtipiritu
nnd Bloomy forebodiiius, Irregular uppetltr,
nnd coated toniftie. you nro stillerlnif from
InillKONtloii, IMHpopHlu, mid Torpid
I, Ivor, or "IllIloiiNiichM." In many
cusca only part of thww symptoma pro cjtio.
rlcnccd. As a remedy for nil such inscs,
)r, IMorco'ai tJolden Illedlcal Wiav.
covery is unsurpasbud.
For AVcalc I.unir, Kplttlnir of
lllood, SliorliiONM ot Hrentli, Hron
cliltlu, Autlimu, Kovoro CoiiKliHt und
kindred nlToctioni, H Is an dllclent remedy.
Bo Mi iiy UnuoaiSTS, nt $1.00, or SIX
IIUTTIiEH lor $6.00.
Bond ton cents In etmnns for Dr. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Address,
World' DlNponsarr Mctllral Ao.
clutlon, CC3 Muln btrcct, Uuri'ALO, N. V.
Hi
$500 REWARD
Vik1 la offered by the proprietors
m Tfl f lr. Base's Catarrh Itemed v
Bfj "if iora cuso or caiarm wmca
tek J tlicy cannot curo. If you
WMKr is jmvo n discharifo from toe
nose, offensivo or otherwise, partial loss of
smell, tusto, or hcorinir, vcalc eyes, dull pain
or nrwwuro lu head, you Iwvo CatHrrh. 'X'bou
sands of cases tormlnuto lu consumptloa.
Dr. Base's Oatauiui Hemed v cures the wow
oases of Catarrh, Cold In the MeaV
and CftUrrkul lleaducke, 60 eeatt. w
IKx um