HEfTNER GAZETTE. HEWNER, OREGON.
JAY GOULD SNUBBED.
A Governor Would Not
Meet Him
AS HE IS A MONOPOLIST,
John F. Swift jray Take Wlndom'i Va
cant Seat In the Cabiut Import
ant Mortgagee Ieclnlon.
New York, Feb. 9 The World's At
lanta, Ga., special Bays: While Jay
Gould was being wined and dined in this
city Saturday the noticeablo absence of
Governor Northen from attention in the
programme was several times c mment
ed upon. The receptions were munici
pal, commercial and social in character,
yet neither at the City Council recep
tion nor at the Capital City club lunch,
nor at the evening reception tendered
by Hugh T. Inman, did the governor or
any member of his family appear, owing
to Governor Northen's little personal
acquaintance in this city. His name
had probably been overlooked. This
was agreed to on all sides that the mis
take must have been made somewhere.
Some Alliance men were disposed to
think that the slight was intended, as
Northen was elected by them. The facts
leaked out today. It seems that Northen
did not meet Gould beciniKe he did not
wish to. Ho wuh duly invited to join
citizens of Atlanta in doing honor to the
great magnate. It was represented to
him that Gould's visit to Atlanta meant
much in a business sense, that Georgia
would gain by his proposed transconti
nental alliance with the Kichmond Ter
minal system more than any other State,
since it meant the pouring of grain
chipments of the west into Savannah
and Brunswick.
"I do not want to meet Gould," was
the Governor's reply. "His visit here
has no ollieial character. While 1 would
like to meet the other gentlemen of the
party, I cannot do ho because of the
presence of Gould. I object to him per
sonally, because I disapprove of his
Jmlicy of monopoly. 1 regret to be
urceu to this conclusion, but the com
mon people owe Gould nothing, anil as
chief executive of Georgia I cannot do
him reverence."
This is why Governor Northen's name
appears nowhere on the list. There is a
great diversity of opinion in regard to
his course.
BWII'T MAY OUT IN Till! CADINKT.
Nkw York, Feb. 11 The Herald's
Washington special says : There is good
ground for the belief that President
Harrison is considering John F. Swift,
of California, in connection with the
treasury portfolio. Swift is ono of the
president's intimate friends. It was his
intention to give him a place in the
cabinet long before his induction into
ollice, and lie would hnvo done so had nut
California politicians urged the appoint
ment of anothergentleinan, M. M. Kstee,
president of the last Chicago convention.
The president did not want Kstee and so
bluntly informed Californians, hut under
the circumstances ho felt that he could
consistently appointSwil'tand thereupon
lei t the coast out ol tlie cabinet consider
ation altogether.
Hut ho took the carlie.it opportunity
of testifying his regard for Swift by
nominating him as Minister to Japan
within 4H hours alter his inauguration
One of the reasons given for Swift's so-
taction to the cabinet place is that while
he would represent the very hotbed of
eilvonlom, lie is personally in sympathy
with the east, although not on the
money question. In choosing Mr. Swill
as a member of bis political household,
the President would enjoy the advant
ages of associating with a lite-long per
sonal friend and at the same time give
tho 1'acitic coast a representative to his
cabinet, embodying sound ideas of
finance.
Californians believe that Swift has
been already communicated with by
cable on tho subject, and that it ho will
accept the cabinet portfolio it will be
given him,
IMPORTANT MOIlTUAOlt DECISION.
New Yohk, Feb. 9--The Times' Wake
ney, Kas., special says : Judge Osborne,
of tho Twenty-third district, has ren
dered a decision which will ell'ect nearly
every mortgage claim in western Kan
sas and if sustained by the supreme
court will mnke thousands of dollars for
eastorn investors. Ho has decided that
a mortgage given by a settler on a United
States claim before tiling liiml papers is
valid. Heretofore it has been thought
that such mortgage was not valid and
when settlers mortgaged their claims to
got money they thought they could not
be held for a mortgage so given.
Judge Osborne decides that the mort
gage is a lien on the place, if given by
one who is about to become and does be
come the umiualilled owner. Thousands
of loans have been negotiated through
the east on this basis and great was the
cry raised some mouthsago by the noted
Sam Wood that no farmer need pay bis
mortgage thus given nud he propocsd to
destroy $2,000,l,10 indebtedness.
This decision thus given corrects and
settles that idea and eastern investors feel
safer. Tho rate at which western uiort
li'ages are being foreclosed is causing
much anxiety. Loan agents are not
placing a dollar, but taking it in as fast
as possible and tho result is an over
whelming business in the courts. They
have more foreclosure cases than ever
before and tho dockets are crowded with
scores more. Soon the cast will own
nearly all the western par! of Kansas in
fee simple.
Him a Sw Kttfraueineut.
Hkiimn, Feb. 9 Assad Furran, the in
terpreter, who first cs posed the horrible
cannibal scene in which Jameson had a
part and who afterwards in London re
tracted tho obliges to a certain extent,
has since succeeded in obtaining an ap
pointment us interpreter for Wissuian,
the German commander in Fast Africa,
and is now envragod in that capacity.
Assad's trouble in tho Jameson allair
appears to have been an ..pen sesame to
an engagement with the Uerinans.
Itml Cu of l.t'itruty.
San Fhancisco, Feb. 9 Sammy Mike,
a native of tho Fast Indies, Tti years of
age was sent to the pest house this
morning as a leper patient. Ihs hands
and feet are one mass of sores. He has
been working in this city as a laundry
man and house servant lor the past i:.'
years.
WOOIIKN NAVAL Mill's.
Whether They Are Worth llelnii lte.
paired I'nder C'ontil ieriltion.
Wasiunoton, P. C, Feb. 9 Secretary
Tracy is seriously considering tho pro
blem of whether or not it is worth bile
to repair the old wooden ships of the
navy. Many of them are quite rotten
and the expense of repairing them will
be considerable. At the same time old
wooden ships have many points in their
favor which new ships do not possess.
Nearlv all of them are full fizzed and
the expenses incident to voyages are
much less than those of new ship?.
Swatara, full rigged, made the trip from
China by sail and did not have to use
coal on her wav over. The Pensacola,
which has just left South Atlantic waters
for Chili, is proceeding by sail and when
last heard of was makinz as good time
as if she were propelled by steam.
Both classes of vesels have their advo
cates among naval officers and the pres
sure brotmht to bear on Secretiry Tracy
to abandon all wooden vessels for new
ships propelled by steam is great. He
is still undecided as to a general policy,
but it is probable that the Swatara,
alxnit which the present hitch has
arisen, will be repaired, although to do
so will cost about $75,000. This will not
be done, however, until next June or
July. She is now at Mare island, Ual.,
navy yard.
On the Guilty One's Track.
Parih, Feb. 9 The French police have
traced the individual who sent false tel
egrams about affairs in Rio Janiero for
the purpose of creating a panic in Brazil
ian bonds, and they hope Boon to have
the guilty person arrested.
Will C natruct I'.lillwnys.
1Sf.ki.in, Feb. 9 Russia will use the
labor of exiles whose sentence includes
hard labor in construction of the Siberian
railway.
DOYLE CAMMED
While Attempting to Make His Escape
in Seattle.
Lieutenant Sullivan of the Police Wat
fit the Fight and U to be IuYegtiirated.
Seattle, Feb. 9 Billy Doyle, the vic
tor in tho prize fight which resulted in
the death of Geoage Shafer on Friday
night, was arrested by Lieutenant Sul
livan and Detective Rogers about 10
o'clock last night. The ollicers received
information yesterday morning that
Dovle could be found near Lake Union,
and they shadowed two men who were
taking care of him and finally found
that ho was in a house on Olive street in
their company. .They walked right up
to Doyle as he left the house in order to
make his escape, and they immediately
placed him under arrest, lie was locked
up in the city jail and will have acharge
probably of manslaughter entered
against In in this morning.
Chief of Police Monroe yesterday af
ternoon suspended Lieutenant Phil Sul
livan pending investigation for his fail
ure to stop the light to the finish at the
People's theater which resulted in the
death of Shafer Saturday morning.
Lieutenant Sullivan returned about noon
from Tacoina, whither he went Satur
day morning in search of Doyle. Soon
after his arrival at headquarters he re
ceived notice of his suspension from the
chief. The investigation will occur to
day at one o'clock p. m. before the
board of police commissioners in the
board of aldermen hall.
Lieutenant Sullivan was present dur
ing tho fight, and, it is charged, failed to
stop it or to place the participants um'lei
arrest. Ho was in charge of the nighl
patrol which was on duty when tho light
occurred.
ll.VrTI.KU IN A COFFIN.
Weinl ami furious Experience of Mm,
tieorge Tyrce.
Si'iiiNoi-iui.o, Ohio, Feo. 7 A queer
event is exciting people here.
Mrs. George Tyrce of West Pleasant
street for some time has been a chronic
invalid from consumption, tho illness
being augmented by a severe fall which
affected her spine.
Sho has been gradually growing weak
er, and Monday afternoon her breath
came in gasps, and at 2 o'clock to all ap
pearances, lite felt the body, ana the
woman was pronounced dead.
Soon after she began to show slight
signs of life, but by 5 o'clock the body
was again seemingly lileless. All hopes
were given up and arrangements made
for proper care of the body, an under
taker being summoned.
lieforo ho could arrive, however, the
woman twain revived, and, sitting up in
bed, startled tho attendant by saying, "i
have come back to be baptized."
So positive was Mrs. lyrce that she
uiiiHt be at once paptized that Uev. W.
A. Gross was summoned and requested
to take her to the church and adiiiinistei
the rite of baptism. He reiused, saying
it would kill her.
Hut the woman's appeals were so piti
ful that he determined to baptize her ni
the house.
Accordingly he took the metallic coflin
and filling it with water, with the aid o.
her hushund, immersed the woman.
The ahiKist lifeless body seemed to be
revived, and shouting ''Glory, Glory !'
the invalid was laid upon the bed.
No had ell'ect was produced by the
plunge. Today she was greatly improved
and declared sho woul.i recover.
I. A tlltll'lK! I. A OICII'I'K!
AkiiIii ou a YUlt to Sau FruiicUcu Though
t'huUKcu In Symptom.
San Fhancisi'o, Feb. (I La grippe is
with us.
The disease that swept over F.urope
and America hint winter is onco mote
visiting San Francisco.
"Give mo something quick ; 1 am in
such pain," is tho cry the drug clerks
told a reporter they hear every day as
some unfortunate is seized with sudden
cramps in the back and stomach. These
are the svniptoms of the present visita
tion, willi a severe cold and general
lassitude of the system.
Dr. De ecehi thinks that tho disease
has assumed a more alarming form than
when here before, while others who had
noticed an increasing number of cases in
.their practice thought the sviiiptoins
I ,..i.i..- ii i..
h 1 1 1" iiiii.iii iiuiii iiMim-in,
Dr. Kesenstirn bad hud a number ol
cases in bis practice, and ill many w here
the patients teemed apparently to be
troubled with a severe cold the general
giving inutv of the system indicated
very surely that an epidemic of la grippe
was onco more here.
The prevailing opinion among the
doctors was tho disease is ill a milder
form than the last visitation.
Many say it is the old plague that de
viated F.urope centuries ago. The symp
toms are almost identical, commencing
wuh the pain at the back of the head.
with great lassitude, and perhaps ihe
reason that the lands visited by la grippe
are not stricken as in the centuries past
is owing to the improved sanitary con
ditions of the present dsv.
New. lo .tuff.
LosnoN, Feb. 6 United States Con
sul New, replying to a question as to the
rumors which connect his name with
tho portfolio of the treasury, said today :
"I have not received any message from
President Harrison, and ! know nothing
about any proposition to oner me the
treasury postfolio."
CIIRISSY AND LARSE.
A Scandinavian Maiden
is Played False.
A BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.
The Poellc Story of Chrl.llne El linen
and Lame liauge She Loyed
Too Truly.
San Fiiancisco, Feb. 7 Christine Er
iksen's heart is broken and her days are
full of tears. Youthiul to a fault and
confiding by nature, she m courted by
the wrong man. He wooed her so t
Scandinavian heart ai.d won it ; he
brought her from her happy home in
-Norway and with soft words beguiled
her, and then, forsaking her for a giddy
widow, left her to a life of woe.
Christine is blue eyed and buxom,
fair faced and flaxen curled. Her smile
is as sweet as old fashioned molasses
candy; her laughter like the mountain
orooklets by her native town of Stav
anger. Time was when Christine tripped the
meadows gaily and knew no grief oi
.tare; but that was oh, that was aues
igone; at least Christine thinks so.
Truth to tell, it was only in 18bJ; but
the days of sorrow drag slow ly and the
weeks seem longer than years.
In the me.ry springtime of 1889 the
heart of the gentle Christine was yet in
tact and uncaptured. She was just ris
ing eighteen then, and in all Stavanger
there was no more Jbeauteous maiden,
ihe town and rural swains adored lo r
and used to whisper soft nothingnesses
in her ear. Ihe sturdy mountaineers
irom the Dovrel'eld hills sang songs to
uer, the boatmen of the liukke i-jurd,
by whose shores Stavanger lies, were
,-easeless in the praise of her beauty. In
line she was the belle of all Stavanger,
and, in the conscioiisne s of that happy
circumstance, blithe as a lark was she.
T1IK DI.ITIIKSO.MK l.OVKll.
One day in the early May, however,
she strayed out from the town, and,
whether it was l,y accident or design
'twere hard to tell she met a hand
ioine stranger.
He was a dashing, manly-looking fel
low, with a iqorry tn inkliiigeye. Chris
tine thought she knew all the Stravan
;er boys, but this stranger was a new
one to her. She just peeped at him
dantwise under her eyelashes and he
iviuked at her. Ho winked, and as he
lid so the rosy blushes blossomed in
Christine's .fair ..heeks and her.liltle heart
Julteied like a captive butterily.
She looked behind when she had
passed him by and saw that he was
looking buck too. Then she blushed
nore th in ever as she hurried along her
way. For she did not dare to stop and
talk to a strange man on the Stavanger
road no matter how h indsome he was.
Jli dear, no I Christine was tar too good
i tittle girl to do anything of the kind.
Well, then the subsequent ha'f of the
courtship was as simple as drinking. In
i little place like Stavanger everybody
,uiows everybody el-e, and meeting the
ibject of one's aHections is as easy as
rolling ofl'a log.
in this ense the object of Christine's
new-born love wa one J. arse liauge.
Jo had tr ivoled far and met strangers
in n. any muds, and he had a free and
asy sort ol a way with him and a soft
qio'ken manner that took like wildfire
inning tho unsophisticated maidens of
.Stavanger.
Before he knew Christine ad.ivhe was
calling her Chrissy and she was calling
nim Larse. lie was that easy to get
ilong willi, you know. Then, later on,
oe used to throw his strong arms around
uis sweetheart's waist and Christine's
Aiiist is pretty nearly forty inches and
niss her for hours at a time. At first
Christine was too flustered for anything
when he kissed her; but later on she
,'rew quite accustomed to the business,
and along in June she u-ed to sit on his
unee for hours at a time, and often pil
low her head on his manly bosom and
listen to his impassioned heart-beats
commingling with the loud and pleasant
ticking ot his imported Waterbury watch.
TO Til It UOLDKN GATE.
Before August came the couple were
enmtged. She had given him a gold ring
with her name upon it, he had sworn to
make her Ins bride.
"We will cross the ocean to America,"
aid Larse. "We will go to California.
There, in a land that is teeming with
nilk and honey, and gleaming with yel
iowgold,! shall quickly accumulate a
pile. Then we will get married. Won't
ac, oh, my blue-eyed pigeon?"
Then the loving' Christine buried her
head ag.iin in Ins bosom and listened to
ihe iui)orted Waterbury licking as per
usual, and softly murmured, "Ves."
How was Ch inline to know that Larse
wa-iatritler among hearts? llow was
die then to tell that a widow would sup
plant her in his tickle all'ections?
Karly in September they left the
shores of Norway. S.tdly, but with an
indescribable feelingof joy fulness, Chris
tine bade her relatives good-bve, and
caving behind her all the comforts of
tier early home, started w ith Larse for
San Francisco.
Time went by and Larse raised the
competence wherewith to build a happy
home for his sweetheart; but somehow
when it came down to matrimony the
girl could never induce h.in to toe the
scratch line. Oltcn and often did Chris
tine make the suggestion. Often and
often did she paint in glowing terin-i the
joy that would be begotten of their quick
and speedy mari'iiiire. But Larse well
Larse was always for delay. lie recom
mended Christine to remain at service,
ami meanwhile devoted a larje percent
age of his own leisuie lo spooning other
o'l'ls.
Now when a fel'ow goes spooning girls
proinisculoiislv the odds are 10 to one
ih.it he will have to marry them some
time or another : and this is especially
the case if he goes fool ug around among
widows, oblivion tu this la -t, and con
fident ol the imp. 'cgiitt iiiiy oi hi. own
heart, Larse licgan paying court to one
of the latter.
She won him.
He promised to marry her, anyhow,
and Christine got wind of the ntl'.ur.
NOI' SO VKKY SIMI'I.K.
Phew ! but there was a circus the next
time they met. Weep ng and wailing
and vnashing of teeth, and all sorts of
upbraiding. Larse was between the
devil and the deep sea and could notes
cape from either. Dreading, however,
the vengeance of a widow betrayed, he
decided lo call things otf with Christine,
and so informed her that she would have
to find another feilow. She begged and
I praved and entreated, but it was all of
uo avail. Visions ol an angry widow
haunted the guilty Larse. Moreover, he
was still spooning about the widow and
had tired of his specially imported
sweetheart long ago. He would not
even give her back the ting ihe had pre-
Highest ot aH in Leavening Power,
ABSOLUTELY PURE
sented him with. He would not even
offer tn apml tiai hrtm un I ..
give her the coldest sort of a good-by;
umy mat and noilung more.
rora wnne she brooded in silence;
then she decided to he revenged. She
earned of that strange American insti
tution CAlItl n tir(,n..h nl nt-nmi-A a..!
ami decided to set even with Larse
through that medium.
Hence it has come about that papers
in such a an t were filed yesterdav,
papers in which Clirstine seeks da nages
to the tnnp nf i9( (VIA, ... a l...bun ku..v
and consequently blighted career.
"iiriuer sue win win or not, wnether
Larse wtio is a ntrtt uf ..mlii,,..,.
w II raise the $23,00) if she does, what
.mi oecoine 01 the widow, ami will the
play be worth the candle are all ques
tions entirelv alien to and niitaidt. the
storv at issue.
Tackled the Wrong Company.
MARVrtVn.l.R. Ifll.. Koh 0 Tilt linlruf
rtftii'A ni Iha SmrKuhn !.... ,'H I..-.. .......
entered by burglars yesterday. Only a
man sum 01 money was taKen.
It May Come True.
San Francisco, Feb I) For Orenon
and Washington: Light rain or snow;
winds geneially southerlv: brisk tohiirh
on Washington const; warmer.
Jay Is All Klght.
New Yohk, Feb. 9 The statement in
a Savannah dispatch to the World that
Jay Gould is ill is denied today by Mr.
ueorge uouiu.
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Captain. Must Have Been Drunk.
I.ONDON, Feb. 9. Last night several
collis ions occurred between steamship"
at uravesena. ine steamer Carolina,
bound for London, from Grangmouth,
wa in collision with the steamer Lam
beth. The former vessel sank. Subse
quently the Lambeth collided with the
steamship Alnlvine and the latter was
beached to save her from sinking. The
st amer Schwab Bremen, for London,
ran into the steamship Jjelambre, sink
ing l.er.
Rmm Blockade In Nelira.k.
Omaha, Feb. 9 The storm that began
Saturday nhlit west of the Black Hills
and swept southeast, raged for i4 hours
and did not cease in southern Nebraska
until this morning. The overland trains
that are held netween Sidney and Chey
enne win De released tins aiternoon.
Some of the Black Hill trains and the
trains of branch roads in Mehraska are
still snow-bound and will not be able to
turn a wheel until tomorrow.
8ettle Citizen In Trouble.
Fan Fkancibco, Feb. 9 The footpad
who has been operating so extensively
throughout this city, holding up people
in saloons and groceries, and who was
severe V beaten Saturday niuht. i-lain-s
to have come from Seattle, where he his
been working al his trade, boiler mak
ing. A receipt (or a watch and chain
Deionging to one J. tr.seill was lound on
him.
Fined For Admitting Women.
T.nnllW. Feh. (I Knwmhen, li'mioain.
nig has been heavily fined for admitting
wuiueu iu uis oieeuriKR. .
First Snow In l ortliinil.
Portland, Or.. Feb. 9 The first snow
01 this winter fell here this inornine.
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the eate ami rertnln remedy.
SMITH'S
Tse the AU Si"- (40littlp Benn tn tho
buttle). They are tub most convkkibist.
Suitable tor 11
Price of either size, 2fic. per Bottle.
KISSING
'PHgTDORVUnt
Ditiri BI7K.
r r.,.mi,i
J.F.$lllTH&Cfl.iiftkt!rior"BiiJiBEA.N'a,-' ST. LOUIS MO.
Trie k ebrated French Cure,
B.rr.MediAPUFtnn T NE
ton in a
Is Sold om a
1 POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
to cure any
fon?i of nervous,
disease, or any
,r,,.i.. nf tiiA
BEFOR
rfiiipmtlvA or AFTER
faua ol tilher aex whether arising from the
irinini dn ol atlmulauta. Tobauco or Opium,
r through youthful Indiscretion, over linlulg-
tn, 4c, audi as lwa ot Brain Power, waneiiu-
neea, Bearing down Pains iu the nam, seminai 1
Wuk,.m HvitoHa Keri'nlll ProHtratlou Nocturil' i
al Emission , Uucorrhoea, Diazlnets, Weak Mem. J
ory, Ixnaot Power and Impotency, which II ne-1
Elected oltcn lead to premature omaireami insan
ity. Price 11.00 a box, tboxea lor 5.M Bant by
mall ou receipt of price. i
a avlilTTltsorAnANTKBtoreeryf5 00 !
order, to refund the money If a rrina.ien
cure Is not effected. Thousands of testimonials
trora old and young, of both seres, permanently
11 ired by APHEOOITINX. Circular free. Address
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WISTIBH BRANCH,
BOX 27 PORTLAND, OB
For sale by T. V. Ayers. Jr.. di uir.-i-t.
Hi'ppuer, Oregon.
$3000
V F. A R ! I tinrlr-rlnkp to hrUIW
t enchant (airly ttiti-llijtrui i rai init'i'iili. r
ten, vilio mi rend anil wrHr, anj vlio,
after iiiitiui lion, m ill work jiulufltriouftly,
tiowto earn H h fcamul DnlUn a
Kearlnthelrown l..i Hiiie,wln n-vfrtliey llve.l ivlll alio furnish
the a(tuatlinoreinil..yiiii iit,iil hi. h vim run . nni thai aniinini,
No niouev for nieimli-a Mirci'SMiil 11 iibnvt. Kttil anil riii k!
learned, j d-aire Imt una worker from each tliatrii t urrntiniy. 1
iia already tauffhl nml provided with vmiilot mriit inrir'
number, who are timkitifr over fMUW a ei cm li. !i l-,V
and MOnU. Full particular" FK Aildrcn al ..in-e,
fniif Jlttle fortnnpaliM" hffn mnflr
v...k fr 11.. In Anna I'iiK'', Alilin,
IVxns, ami .1in). Itnnii, Toledn, t'ln.
nt. Utlifi'Marfihiitiftas well. W hy
m,t vim? Some -ni .w 5J-i''
.mil It. y..u rmidu ihe wmkaiid lvo
dinner n re i-nsiiv t-Hniiiie fi'ura E to
HlHriv. All niri-Pi. U lm VOU hiW
and start yi'ii. 1 wi.rk in liine
or all tin' lime. l"(r m-'in'v mr km
ere. t'ollnre iinUnmvii iini"ti(r thi m.
ll.UulleUaV i;o.,os8lOI'rtIaHiiMttin
MONEY!
irSKtt lineofwfrk,
)ldlltii,V
III lu Ih-
n vtr Iht y live. Any
1,1 k. i:i.
u lin
We tumuli every ihinar. We aiitrt you. N rik. V
jrimr mru iinniiitiiis, or nil your tiiin- to the nrk. llim i" nn
aiillii ly ni'W lviid,:ini litiiiRS oilti:i ful Mtitct-nn ii.cvi'iy Hi.iki r.
Bv (tin ner arc euruiiin; frutu lo ul inrvi'k ami m'iiitJs,
and tinilu i(trv a Htllu exiieilence. Wn ran fninii-ii you tli fiti
nUiviiii'iit and tcacli ymi i- M.V.. Ho ipwuui exiltiin here, l ull
inforiiiiiiiou k-itHii. TIE U 13 at CO., AtiJLt.'lA, JlAl.Mi.
ffiniO.no n vcarU hi'injr mn1o by John H.
C.oiuluin,lriW,N.V.,nl ork t..r lift. ln utltT,
yull limy imt iiuikr an nil. rh. Imt cun
ti'iirh ynit (jtiii Uly Inv ti'i iiin innii t-.'i to
ttj tiny lit the mh it, and Hum- iim yi'ii p)
mi. 11 Dili urnm, all Hi'i. In any I'lii't of
America, you ran coniiin-nco ill liunn', izl v
iiig ull vour tltni'.nr t ijari- miiiiientn on I v to
Hie work. All is nw. (ireat i.ay SI IIKfur
everv worker. We sinil you, fiirninhinir
sviuyilihip. KASll.y, Si-LMII.Y In.nuil.
ON SALE
TO -A-XJli
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST, WEST,
NORTH and SOUTH
AT
HEPPXER, OREGON.
J. C. HA.RT, Agent.
FRAZER GREASE
BEST IJf THE WORLD.
'ta WMring Qualities are unsurpaased, actual!?
r'tlaattoff two boxes of any other brard. Not
iSecudbrliMt. irtlET THE GEN L INE.
FOB SALE BY DEALERS GENERALLY, lyr
EASY LABOR
BILE BEANS
or money j
rufuuiiud. I
ntiius
HEW REPEATING RIFLE
MAR LIN
frfODEL 1889.
an.... . uevolvera, etc., to the
WABL1N FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. S. A.
LYMAN'S PAT. RIFLE SIGHTS
Am !IiuimIUJ lM. aa..at .a
n wawnri uun iur nunuiJPJ Wtt
Taroet Shoot Lna.
' sVli.a.lA ft -1 . ...
Rifle ol laU6t deaign. Address!
WW, LTMAH, Minefield, CI.
WOVEN WIRE
BEST
FENCING
STEEL
WIRE
irirr, tut DCCT'
. . " n.-j C.wmn Omnhae QnH Hqi rAari
Inr LawllS. uaillc 13, rdl Ilia, naiiviiue mm muiii vuu.
Rlli'l -H 111 I'l c" 1' S..I.I hy iil.T. FKKIOUT PAID
Vc UlilKivS on.TlHr:TTl!G, New Thin!
The 'ifoAiiu'M Woven Wir. hao. 0... cWo,fil.
So said Bui-1
wer, that 1
0-rpatcst of '
Novelists, and he
never spoke more
inilv a,ul tip Tnit'ht
have added with equal force, that muHt
is the essence of success. Wisdom't
Roberline is the synonym of merit, and
its history is success. The magical ef
fects of this preparation have been attest
ed by thousands of the leading ladies ot
aociety and the stage. It is the only arti
cle ever discovered which gives a Natur
al and Beautiful tint to the complexion,
at the same time removing all roughness)
of the face and arms and leaving ttw
skin soft, smooth and velvety. It ha
long been the study of chemists to pro
duce an article that while it would iemm
tify the complexion would also have) tho
merit of being harmless, but these) two
important qualities were never brought
together until combined in
wisdoivts
50c. OnftPDTTHJll
' v - -
, ItEATTf S TOCB OP THE WOULD.
ix-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beany'
Celbraitd Organs and Pianos, Washington.
New Jersey, has returned home from an ex
tended lour of the world. Read his adver
tisement in this paper and send for catalogue.
Daar 81 ri Wt
niturneil bums
lrll t, IIM,
(torn lour
around tut
wort i, vlaltlng
fcuropa, Alia,
(Holy I .and), In
dia, Cevloii, Af-rii-nlKicyt.tl,
(tee
anlcs, i island of
the Soaa, f and
Weatcrn Atneri-
Vat in all
our feat out ne
of !i.97 nitlea.
we do not raniem-
liertrtnn
ir an orgnm
tweoter In tons
ST .i''.1' than Uttty'a
" For wa bulluve
HX-MAYOR PAK.ELF. HEATTY. wa hiVO tlia
, , , , , . . , fluuetoiit toned
From a rhd'ofni'i tulcn In l.ondcin, jt, Btrumnta
l.jii.;lu.,J, laav. md nt any
lirW. Now to prnvn ti yon tlidt thll Hl'itement tt
ai'HDliit'1! triif, vu wtmhl hkfl inr any rmider of thla
r it hit to or I r ono nf our limN'hli'ii .TKHim or pluuof,
bihl w w II ullbr ymi n ui oitt ImrKiiln. I'ut lliriilara Kra.
.-utlir"tliin lilJ.vli AM KKi ur iin.noy ptotnp tly re
run, led al any tl no lvilliln tliret til p jt-ftri, with Inter At
at (1 i-Tenl. n elilmr I'lmio or Orin, Inlly warrHliteit
ten yeu . WiO wo l''ft lium? a itouiiUoHi. plow hoy;
tn -lny wa h-ivo nmii'ly ono luuuiri'd tliouanil of
lttvttiy'j onf,iii3 unil piiitioi In tin-) all over tho
world. If tin y wcro not tftuid, wo cuuld not have
sold ho in:i y. Coultl w I No, eertninly not.
Ktich and cvci y in.-itnimfliit i fully wnri itnted for
trn yirtis, tu bu niaimfttctun'd from the best
nrntcrUl market affurUtt, or ready money can buy.
OBOANSI
Church, chapel, and Par.
ti a r.iri ht
:;tutlfnl Wi-ilrilniT Birth.
day or llnljilny p-snts.
Hon. Daniel F. Bcatly.Washi. uton, New Jerity.
STEEL PENS
4 97 SomplB Pens, dlfTerent patterna, In
I aSn Nickel Plate 1 Ittnli li Hnx,
ieut i.o,-)uid, oa retoipt of 10 IHM'S,
FERRY & CO., London. itM.m.
U. S. Office. 810 Broadway, t.'cw York.
FOR MEN ONLY!
tfFSrlll:.F!FFor LOSTorFAIUiro MANHOODi
OiSUWrtl011"1 andWEKVOUS DSBILITY)
tYpTHlMWeakneuof BodyaodHiod, Effect!
llatllU J Hil of Errors or Exoeuaa in Old or Touns.
..bunt, Auhle D1AMIOOD fnlly Iteitored. lion to ealarve art)
4tr .igthen WKAK. tM)KTELUPKIOK(lAK8JbPlR1,80F 60 DT.
baolutelr onfall lo HOMK THKATHKNT-Beoeitt ta ft da.
In teatlrj from 60 Stales and Farelfa toulrlea. Write Ihaa.
Deacrlptlta Dock, einlanatlon ftud proof nailed (tealtdlfrtft.
&urM ERIE Medical go., buffalo, n. y.
r, PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH
rwsaa wipe RnDC uanc
KfflTV
Vm
fl! Tll!iMll
- OSAGE PILLS.
PURELY VEGETABLE AND PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
Being compounded from numerous herbs and roots, which
have been in use among the Osage Indians for years. It
is the use of these roots and herbs which renders that gener
ally dreaded event so remarkable safe and easy with them.
The use of flsnnA Pills ch,),! ht; th..L. ...i
expected confinement. Thousands of Testimonies ooen for
inspection at our offices. Send lor Circular. Price, per box, $2.
For bale by ' 'V'!:-. i - ,
2.r.?n,Jj? l,,B, wrnppir. pjat-paid. nn twrt-lpt of'4.00,
THE OSACE MtDICINE CO., WICHITA, KANsi
V 4
SOLID
M TOP.
EJECTING, frzf Wulght,8lbs.
-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridge.
free descriptive price-list of Kepcntlna' BlOea.
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