rORTI-ASD FKOIUCl! MARK KT.
Bhttkr
Fancy roll, f lb 81
Oretron
Inferior grade 12 J
I'l. k led.. S7
California roll ..r .M)
do pickled ! HI
CnKKSH
Eastern, full cream 15 ft 80
Oregon, do 11$ 10
California 1
Kuns-Frash fc!t &
Dried Knurrs
Apples, qra, sks and bis... 7 8
do California 8
Apricots, new crop ISC'
Itachos, unpeelcd, new . . . I2ft U
T. am. machine dried Hi
Pilled cherries
lilted plum, Oregon...... 11
Figs, Cal., In bgs and bis. . 7 8
Cl. Prunes, French 8 (4 W
Orpon prunes , 10 1JJ
Fu)v-
rortland Tat. Roller, f bbl $ Ml
Salem do do 4 f0
White Lily bbl 4 iS
Country brand 4 25 4 S5
Snnerflne 73
Grain
Wneat, Valley, 100 lbs... 1 12l 1 IS
do Walla Walla U'til 05
Barley, whole, ctl t W
do grou d, ton 20 01 &25 00
Oats, choice milling bush 40 (4 45
do feed.Rood Wchoice,old 43 ue
Rye,100tt8 100(8 110
Fbki-
Bian, ton 18 50 (e20 00
Short. ton 20 50 gi 50
Hay, V ion, baled 18 00
Chop. ton 25 fO 27 SO
Oil cake meal t ton 32 00 fc83 OC
Frkmi Krcits
Apples, Oregon, V box 1 25
Cherries, Oregon, fdrm...
Lemons California, V bx.. 4 00 5 00
Limes, 100 1 50
Riverside oranges, V box. . .
Los Angeles, do do . . .
Peaches, box 1 00 Ig 1 f 5
Hides
Pry, orer 16 It, f lb 13 14
Wet salted, over f5 tka 6sa "i
Murrain hides one-third oft.
Felt 10 1 00
VRiKTABI K3
Cabbage, rib 1 J
Carrots r sack 1 00
Cauliflower, f doi
Onions 1 5
Potatoes, new, ? bush .... 1 03 1 1
Wool
East Oregon. Spring clip. . !4 Id
Valley Oregon, do .. 18 ($ 20
First tramp Sow we've got to
divide fair. He. Second trump -Cert,
pard. I ain't had nothin' to eat sence
Friday, an' you ain't had no sleep for
four night. I'll tike th' pullet, an'
you take the feathers 'n go over in
that air barn 'n enjoy rourself.
Tid-BiU.
A missionary in Africa found a
heathen tribe worshiping an Episcopal
prayer-book, and was encouraged to
think that his lines had fallen in pleas
ant places. He wanted to go home
when he learned that the heathen had
adopted the book as an idol on account
of iu gilded edges after catinj the
niissionarjr who owned it
A little girl, whose papa was re
cently under the influence of Moody
and Sankey, wanted a second tart at
upper ami was refused it "Papa,"
she said abruptly, "why do you sing
Feed me till 1 want no more?' " She
got the tort.
"Xice evening." said a jolly militia
man to the policeman at the comer of
Eleventh and D streets last night
Yes," was the reply; "I ara just ad
miring the stars?'1 "What particular
planet are you stuck on?" "Uranus."
"I am not It puts me in mind of the
night before last inauguration day when
D-ran-us all in." Wa-ftutigtun Critic
Comparisons.
She glanced at tbe nr. on her Ungvr
A diamond which be had placed Uiere
' The stone .bone at true
As her fair eyes of blue.
And lit cold iraa a match to her hair,
fche milled at the thought
Iu radiance brought.
And whispered In swwt accent! low,
"Oh, thank you. dear Fred;
Tu lorely:" the said;
"M uch cicer than Tom save, yon know r
Harper'! Bazar.
Maeready was once playing "The
Gamester" with the stock company of a
provincial theater. One of the charac
ters, after giving a description of his
ruin by gambling, is asked by Beverley
how his ruin had been accomplished.
He replies, "They misled me." to
which the gamester answers, "They
misled me, too," and thereby makes
one of his most telling points. The
country actor, an illiterate fellow, gave
the word phonetically, saying, "they
mizzled me." Mat-ready stared at him
for an instant, and then fell into his
chair, gravely repeating, in tragic
femes, "They mizzled rue. loo."
LUCKY PEOPLE.
Wiaaera ef The Louisiana Mtate
Lottery Big Prise.
Two of the coupons of the ticket
which drtw the capital prize in the
last drawing of The Louisiana State
Lottery are held by persons in this
state. George Smith, a grocer, resid
ing at the corner of Fifteenth and
Kirkham street, in Oakland, was lucky
enot.gh lo purchase one of the coupous,
and now rejoices iu the receipt of
nearly fl.1,000 as the result of his in
vestment. Mr. Smith has loug been
known as a reputable merchant and as
a prominent member of several Ger
man organizations of that city. The
possession of mch unexpected wealth
in no degree alTecto his usual equa
nimity, and his demeanor under such
circumstances proves him to be emi
nently fitted to bear such a stroke of
gowi fortune. Some years ago, when
beginning his present business in a
small way, he contracted certain debts,
which, on account of misfortune, he
was never able to pay. The very first
thing that he now proposes to do is to
liquidate every dollar of his past in
dtbtediiess and again stind before the
world, owing no man rnything. In
the spring he proposes to pay a luat
visit to the fatherlund, and (o return to
this country and continue his present
business in Oakland.
Tlit r.hor coupon of No. 50,2" was
old to Mrs. Kam Fountain in company
with another ludy residing near Teh
chapi, in this stale.
In both instances within five days
after the announcement of I lid draw
ing the money was in this city to the
Ci-i (lit of the parties holding the tickets.
It is a singular fact tluu neither of
the coupons were held by the original
purchasers. Tho one held by Mr.
Smith was first bought by Police Officer
Andmton of Oakland, and the other
one was bought by Elinor Stearns, a
a telegraph operator at Tehachapi, and
by him resold to the fortunat ownor.
-8an Pranchco (Cal ) ChrmkU, Sep. 9.
WOOD PRESERVATION.
TO Method ai(Hrillf Vlnpted at !
Charlratowii Vr4.
For many years there wer many
complain) and lis.tiisf.,c:i n with
modern skips in the navy, Ikvuiko of
their early decay, ivsnlling from a law
of nature which has never been entire
ly overcome. Many unsuccessful effort
have been made to do this but thus
far practical tesis have not demon
strated the thorough ellicicncy of any
of them. Tho process of preservation,
as applied at the Cliarlestown Navy
Yard, adopted iu 1877, gives the most
satisfactory results, groally ineivaing
the durability of the wood. The creo
sote process was applied to several
ships and, although meeting all i"i
quirement.s as a pivorv alive, it emit
ted a strong odor which tainted all the
fisxl on board ship, rendering it so dis
tasteful that it could not be eaten. For
this reason it was found necessary to
abamlon this process. The chemicals
used in the present methml of
preserving do not smell ba I, and after
exposure t air or water for a few
weeks there is none whatever. It It
admitted that this process is superior
to all other, and as it may be of inter
est to many of the rea lers hero append
ed is given the method of timber pres
ervation by impregnation al tho
Chariest own Navy Yard.
"Timber of all dimensions is loaded
on cars, w Inch are run into a copper
cylinder six feet in diameter and eighty
feet in length. A pipe- leads from the
bottom of tho coppe; lxiiler to a steam
boiler; this pipe is pierced with numer
ous small holes to permit tho free es
cape of tho steam. Steam is then ad
mitted, which will thoroughly saturate
the timber, pressing nut tho a. with
the exception of soni" of its albumen
parts, which, together with the con
densed water, w ill runoff at the bot
tom of the copix-r cylinder. The
steam answers the double purpose of
driving out the sap, and at
the same time rendering the tim
ber, which as found in the mar
ket, ran not lo expected always to be
evenly seasoned, uniformly pi-opared to
receive the impregnation. The gate at
the end i f the boiler being hermetic
ally sealed makes the huge e Under
perfectly air tight. Now a powerful
air pump, connected with the eylit dor,
is set in operation, fir the double pur
pose of extracting the condensed steam
contained in the timber and of extract
ing the air to form a vacuum. When
the vacuum is est abr shod, the copper
cylinder is tilled with a solut'on of sul
phate of copper, and by means of a
force pump a presnirw i f from one
hundred to one hundred and twenty
pounds to the square inch is applied.
After the timler is saturated w ith sul
phate of copper the rcNiduum is let off
:uul a aeuum is fumed again, and a
solution i f chlorid of barium is ad
mitted. This forms, in a short time a
chenfeal combination with the sulphat
of copper, forming insoluble salt
of sulphate of bantes, and the timber
is ready fr use.
The destruction of all wKlen struct
ures in salt-water by the ship worm is
inly a question of lime wh.-n the wood
has not Ix-eu impregnatisl. When the
temperature of tho ocean is high this
ship worm w ill destroy wooden struct
ures so thoroughly in two years that
they become thereby unfit and unsafe
for ne, and have to be renewed. All
efforts to stop the action of these m;
cruln'S failed until this priM-ess was in
trod net d. M my failed partly bjeaue
the nature of some application was
either such that they would not enter
into the green, sappy wood, or that
they w ashed out eaily by the action of
the water, and partly b-causo such a
plications were cortiiuu to an outside
coating, which, when removed fcom
any one given oin afforded no pro
tection, for worm after worm then en
tered ami the whole s'ick was quickly
d-stroyed. Even to case a whole pile
with sheet copjier is only a temp irary,
though costly rvm'dy, for only so long
as the w hole armor remains intact and
inclose tho stick in a water-tight man
lier is il proteete 1.
The nature of the process here de
scribed Is such that sticks of any
length, even when cut the same day.
can easily lie im.iivg.iate 1 thoroughly
from one end to the other, an I the
ery"t ds precipitate 1 along tho inside,
of the pores of the w m I, as the r -suit
of the combination of the two ch -tnio-als,
form a coating iu-ido these
pores, w h'ch neither can be remove I
by mechanical action nor the aetio:i of
ivator, as sulp'iato of barytes U insolu
ble in water or aeHs. Soft wool, such
as pine, Miteo id, beech, etc..
which, when unprepared, only last
fromtwi to three years, has been
found when prepare 1 by this proce-s
lo bo in good and sound condition aft
er sixteen years' service. Itiilroad
lies which have been impregnated
have been found free from decay after
exposure for fifteen years, which testi
fies to tho efficiency of Impregnation.
Boston Manufarttireri' Gazette.
I lie leading hrg Sti.tes in their
order are Iowa. Missouri. Illinois,
Texas, Indiana. Xobraka, Ohio and
Kansas. Two years sgo Illinois had
4W,1.'7 more, hogs than she had last
January ami Missouri i'A,KH less, the
two Slates losing upward 'of 1,000,000
in number, although fast increasing in
population. Missouri was then the
third State. She has now increased !n
rank to the second, while Iowa lias lost
nearly 2.000.000 in number iu the last
'.wo years. Si. J.ouii Itrublkan.
The phylloxera Insect, which has
done so much of late years to destroy
the French vineyards, first made its
appearance among them more Mian
twenty years ag.; and although im
mense sums have been expended Upon
all sorts of measures for checking its
ravages, no considerable degree, of
tucccss has vet been achieved-
Tho coal beds of China nre five
times as hirgn ns those of all Europe,
while gold, ilar, lend, tin, copper,
iron, marble and petroleum urn al
found in the greatest abundance. Ow
ing to the prejudice of the people tht
mines liavo never been worked to anv
extend, it being the popular belief iii
China that if these mines aro opened
.housunds of demons and spirits Im
prisoned in the earth would come forth
und fill (ha country with war and
uffvrluft Philafalfhia Prti.
TOOTHSOME CHEESE.
Niilrlllmi t,-llrr Wl.l.h fail II Mail
bv Kmy lnllllt?nt tnrmr.
There are several kinds of cheese
that can ho, made where but two or
three cow are kept, and several of
them aw delicacies as well as nu
tritious food. Fat may bo mentioned
the cream cheese, as rich as butter but
with a pronounced cheese flavor that
makes it quite acceptable as a dish
for dessert. This is made as follows:
The milk Is put in shallow pans In tho
usual way, and at the end of twelve
hours lli pans are sot on a stove onl
mod raioly hot so that tho milk will
warm through gradually until the film
of oroa ii shrinks and lie-comes wrin
kled. Tho milk must not boil, and
when warmed sufficiently it Is re
moved from the stove and set back on
the shelves After twelve hours it Is
ready to bo skimmed, and the cream is
taken off in a thick, semi-solid mass.
This is called clouted cream, and is
often oaten by itself as a delicacy, which
it really Is If it is churned it makes a
rather flat-flavored butter, but it will
keep sweet a very hvig time for
mouths, or a year, or more. This
thick cream is dipped off from fie in' Ik
and put in small wimmI.-ii molds about
live inches long, three wide and two
deep. Those are laid up m a fold 'd
linen or cotton cloth which absorbs the
whey which d ains from tho cream.
The cream soon becomes solid and of
tho coiis'i-tency of now-nude bitter;
then tho molds are lifted off from tho
cheeses and thes are left to drain for
a day longer. A little salt is sprinkled
upon the chocs s when ,u" molds are
removi-d, and they ai-ii lit for use at
any time after draining for tw enty-four
hours These cheeses sell iu tho Euro
pean an. I English markets for fifty
cents each and weigh one pound.
Another small cheese is made from
tho curd of sour skimmed milk or but
termilk, and is a very pleasant relish
for a supper or a lunch. The sour
milk is set upon tho stove iu the
pans an! warmed until tho curd
sets This is dippml out into a
thin muslin cloth and hung up
to drain. When the whey is drained off
tho curd, slightly sdtod. is molded
w I h the hands into small, rotrad eakos,
flattened somewhat, and t'e-sj are
packed into a stoneware jar and set in
a warm elo-ct for a few days to
"ripen," when th -y acquire a pro
nounced cheese flavor. By longer
ripening tho curd ch.i ige-i to a rather
pasty consistency, and the cheeses mav
become sticky and coveri-d with blue
mold. When this hapH-ns. the ripe
ness is complete; the cheeses are
scrapel free from mold and set awav
in a cool, airy place fir consumption.
In the opening process the cheo-e ae
quires a buttery texture and becomes
t4:. By longer keeping an I exoure
to a warm t-mpera m-o, a very good
'Umbiirger' may be made iu this
way.
An exquisite small cheese may lie
made in imit.-it'ou of the N'eufi-hatcl.
which i exceedingly Nip:ilar iu the
largo ciilVsli-i h in America and Europe.
This is made of sweet fresh milk, to
which is mlde-l the sweet cream ot
the pieioit n. liking. T.ie fresh
nilk of a goo.1 butier-vieldiiig
Jersey cow w ould make thee cln-es.-s
without the ailiCtioti of cream. The
mixture of milk ai d cream is warmc.t
lo eighty degrees and sr.ffii ii-nt rennet
is added and stirred into it to make the
curd in an hour and a half or two
hoi;r. The curd is dipped out very
carefully with a strainer, as soon as it
i, firm enough not 1 1 br.-ak. and is mi
into cylindrical molds about six inche
in height and two or three inches in
diameter. These m-dds me made of
tin; a small finit or oyster can. having
the top ami Ixittom melted off on a hot
-tove, would make an exce.lent tool. I
fir this kind of ch-e-e. Tiie mold.,
should lie pierced with hoVs to let the
whey drain off, ami are placed on a
clean fit led cloth to be filled. As soon
as the curd becomes firm enough it is
turned out of the molds and set on a
table covered wi h a straw mat to per
mit the still exu ling nmis'ure to
drain off. These ch eses are eaten
fresh when ten or twelve hours old, oi
they are lightly salted. wrapied in
parafline pajn-r and kept in a cool
place, licit her dry nor damp, where
they w ill keep a long time in good con
dition. This same process is used fi r mak
ing small, flat, round chce-e and oth
i rs square or formed in molds of vari
ous shapes as tarts nro made, ( h -ese,
of this kind are often flavored in v.-iri-ous
ways by the ad.p'ion of powdered
sage, nni.se Seed, dried sweet herb-,
powdered, etc., and for tho production
of a very rich cheese like the English
Stilton, or the Frenc'i Iloquefort, some
blue mold is sown mnong the cur l by
adding small fragments of an old
chocs-. It is a curious fact in cheese,
making, that the growth of these pecu
liar fungi in tho curd d.-nilops a re
markable change of character, pro
ducing a soft, rich, buttery texture,
and a very pleasing, sharp flavor,
without any of tho s'rong ammoiiiacnl
odor acquired by some of tho-.n ripened
in a warm temperature nnd with
out the mold. These blue
veined t-hees are highly
teemed and exceedingly popular
in E iropean countries and especially
in K i gland, where tho very fine Stilton
cheese sells for fifty cents a Jiouiid,
and requires one or two years to
ripen before it Is thought III, to be eaten.
The fungi doubtless grow In the cheese
at tlio expense of the uitro -enous por
tion, and thus prevent the formation of
ammonia which accompanies a certain
-tage of putridity, while they keep tin
cheese Hound and develop a more high
ly carbonaceous chm-actcr a buttery
character by the exhaustion of some
of the nil logo. ions elements. Such
cheese is highly digestible and nutri
tious, nnd while it is a matter of taste,
it Is certain that the mold Is not at all in
jurious, and to some extent inay be
considered useful. Hural Kr.ia Yorker.
"Why nre yon so cold and distant to
night, dear," he asked. "Have I of
fended you In any way?"
"All is over between us, George,"
replied the girl, firmly. "1 can not
trust my future to a man who possesses
inch wretched judgment. I saw you
umpire game of buie-bnll to-day.
h.X.Bun. ....
A German paper males " astonndlnu
ta emcnt that mors than r.tsHMOO k1'
eves a' made evert year tu t! r itany and
S'wtttfl'land while'ono French house nisli
ufarture !M00 ( them auuusliy.
VT RETCHED, INDEED,
Atw iIiom whoni a omftruu'd tendency to hlt
luuMiDaa. auhteot to the various an t cbsnai'ful
syuitottislniHcaUreuf Hverwuuitatnl, Nausea,
lok headache, constipation, toned tontruo, n
unpleasant bnth, a dull or tl arn until in the
ncltjlibortuvKl of th anWUd orifiiti. Impurity of
thi hl.ntd ami laas of aiinoltte, auiiiallse It as
one of the most dlsti-ol"K. s It la one. of the
must common of malailles 1 h v is however,
a helitin speclile f Hie d'sea "! H un
pleasant niitiiifiMallous It Is tlm conciireciil
I....... ..f ,k I,H.- Mtt.t Ihrt moill.-tkl united
slow, llml lliwiolier a Stomach Ittttem l a imsl
li'ln which ne'ilevew nwiuia sHHsmy reu.
tlionnuh anvl h.-nltfii. Ilesl.li-s rr lifj iui( liver
(Kaonler, It (iiMirrale Hie fe-lii nn ier
ni"i mm pmu ii-i -,'inei"""-
citiivatem-,ii of those rcowverlna frm entis'ti
HiiKiUseaae. Moreover, ll wine (rami iic. uic
tor fever ami a ue.
The hluhest silver deposit in the world
Is on King Salomon's moun aln Oolcradu,
M.fiW fool abovs the racltle Ocean.
"I WOULD THiT I WiRK DEAD!"
Cries nisiiTS wrtched housewife to da,'!
as weary and disheartened, she forces lui
self to iHrf MNtt he daily task. "It don't
siem aa If I could not through the day.
This dreadful back-aclie. thwe fvl hlful
draiottmi dew n ensaitons w ill kill in I Is
there no relict I" Yes madam, there is
lr. nercc's "Favorite IVscr'ptlou" Is an
unfailinK reu edy for the eomplaluts to
which your sex is liable. H will re tore
you to hea'th mgfiXn. Try It. All dnu
jrists The County Treanirv if Grcenrvllle, (.,
was roobed of f iJM a
A IWallTT TEARS' IXrERIESCE.
770 ItHOAliW AT. X. Y March 17, I'S.
I have taeu "usiiix Ai.i ihh k's Tokoi-s
rtAsrKHs for ft) years an I found thctu
one of the liest of fa ulty medicines.
Briefly summing up my experience, 1 ay
that when placed on the small of the
ba-k i.i.cik u s I'oiioi s I'LAsmt ll I the
ody with n rvous energy, and thus cure
fatlue. brain exhaustion, richiltty a d
kidney d lllcultles. For women and cbll
dren 1 hare found them Invaluable. They
never irritate trie st Inorcaue th 'slightest
fiain, but curs sore threat, cwuy coughs
colds piins In si-'e, ba -k or die t, indiges
tion and towel complaints.
I'. l. Fhkiiku ks
"C08Dm0! CAS BE CORED."
I'm. J. f. ('onus Oweniritle. 0n. navs: "I
haireylren ISratt'a Kanulatan of t'o.1 l.lvr
till with tiTKipiHphiiea to fiuir imtionti with
belter reauVa 1'iau aeeiiieil poMitilo with any
rrmeity. All were hrrtHluary eam- o( l.img
(Unease, and attanct-it to inst sise wle-ii
( ouglia, )iain in the clitsi), friviuent hn-a'.l.intr.
fmiuelil ptilao. fever ami KitiAeiatliin. All
theae ease li e tncrea-iotl in weilil from Iii lo
IS tak. and ara uol now uniting an lueilieiue.
Pike's Teak Signal Station Is to be
abandoned.
DAtlUER AHEAD!
vThere Is dan er ahead for you If yon ne
glect the warnings which n si lire la giving
you of the approach of the fe I d sir ycr -mnautnp
Ion. Mjht swts's 'pitting of
blood, loss o' ap'ti(e -iliee iyiupioun
lisveatertili'e meaning. Yc u ran lie cured
if you do not wait until It Is toil Isle
Dr. I'ier-e'a ' Uoblen Medical Discovery,"
the greatest bio d pu'ltlrr know n, wi I e
store your hxt heslth. As a nutritive, it
Is far superior lo cud liver oil. All drug
Sists.
The Montana Legislature h. rejecUd a
bl I for the a ipprriMlon of d vea.
Hhlle vlatllnit the M.s-hsnlcs' Fair
at I'ortlaud get 'our holographs where
they ar uiad ilia beat.
AliKI I. & Son,
it Waahmgtou hi reel.
Ilnir.l
l'rl'hralieri 1 have a few of the
eeleb-ateil tttf iughouaf Threshers jet,
and fur ll- pilCjHeoli-O.'lm ont will sel'
the in ou lirxi yev'a terina at Kiiioiii
flgur s. A 'so, a few secMid-hsnd ma-
hires of other make. Write for Istr rains
Z. T. WatiiUT. foot U Morrison Slrret
t'orlland O rgon.
When y-u go lilV t'and If you reed
anything in the drug line ca I on Joliu A
Ch Id & Co.. corm r Morrison and Se ond
streets as they keep the test of every
thin rand tlicir trice are reaairahle. tir
sei d in your or 'era by mil , as they make
a specialty of udiug goods ty mail and
express.
joiix A. futi.o At Co.. Drmrgl-ts,
Cor. Morrison & "d Sta I'ori.ai d, Vr.
I'be kooI rrpulolton of "lln,tcn'$
llrvnchuil Trorhtu" for the rel'ef of
Coughs, Colds and Throat lllennes, bas
giveu tlieiu a favorab e notoriety.
ra riles visiting Portland should not fail
to visit the Iturand Organ Co. a w are
house. Largest display of pianos and or
gans In Urevon.
In Pennsy'Taiila ofi.toicoal miners are
out on a alri i e.
Delicate disrates of either sex,
however Induced, speedily and r diraliy
cured. Address, In confidence. World's
Mtnary Medical As laliun, Hull' Jo.
N. Y.
- -
Dr. Simmons wants $14 1.UOU for his at
tendance on S. J. Tihlt-n.
Piso's Ilemedy for Catarrh Is agreeable
to use. It la not a liquid or a ami If. SOc.
Trt Gkrmca for break last.
Cuticura
a Positive Cure
for V?ry form, of
SKin and blood
from
PirlPLts to Scrofula
SKIN TOItTtrilKH OK A I.IKKTIMK IV
lantly raiieeed 4r a warm hath with I'l'TI
C'l'MA miaf, a real Hltln llraiitillnr, and a alngle
amilinauon of ('CTiei'HA. tiie great hkln Cie-e,
This repealed dally, with two or three iloM-aof
C't'TlcCHa llKMoi.VKNT.the New lllood I'uriller,
to keep th blitod cool, the ierspiraliim pare
and unlrriUUiiig, the Imwilsois-n, tlis liver and
klilneya active, will peedlly cure.
Ketema, teller, rtngwoim, pnorluls. Hi-hen,
priirittiM srall head.diifiilritir, and ever; HH-fies
of tnti'irfiig, Uli-ngiirlng. itehliig,h,:aly arid plm
filydlwaaea of Uia skin and w ain, with Ions of
isir, when physicians and all known remeiliua
fall.
Hold everywhere. Prlce.CUTlcims.JOr.: Boap,
ISe.i Kwoi.vknt. II. Trepared hj the 1'irnaH
IiMt'0 AND I'HKMICAL Co., ItosTllf. MASS
Hend for "How to Cure Hkln fiisi-sw-s.
ml'I.KH, blackheads. ctiaM l and oil) nkiri
prefenU-d by Cutici ha Medleatisl Himfi.
HALL'S
SARSAPARILLA
Cures all Diseases crig-inatini? from a
disordered state of the BLOOD or
LIVER. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula,
Tumors, Salt Rheum and Mercurial
Faini readily yield to iti purifying
properties. It leaves the Blood pure,
the Liver and Kidneys healthy and the
Complexion bright and clear.
J, R. CATE3 A CO., Proprietor
417 Banaoma St.. Ban Francisco,
WILEY B. ALL! N.(
lill rir t St. fort and ,s
3TFINWAY ! Ji ll A HA It.
s) I till llS. I ( (iahier, lUuuluh Itanoa: Kur
dst Organs, band tnstninimta. largest stock
of eheot Muslo ana Books. Hands supplied al
Kastsra prices. M. OKAY CO
Kt Pest Stmt, las fraoclsta
A env V
Absolutely Pure.
This peasler never vnrlea, A aiarvet ef purity,
trvtiirth And li l-"erfiei"t Mwoeiiminuit-! thait
Uiw.inary km,l. sn,r eaiiitot he sold In eumfeil.
li.n sitlitlio iimliltu,l el low t. -t, alirt weliihl,
slum, er ph.whsta polor S.'', only In nua,
IWvai. Um.j I'ovii'ra lo., IvkI Wall KUvvl, M.
IltMliKctl I'ritr on Hi He.
WINCHESTER RIFLES
Model ?t 3i W and U cal., round l. 30
S in octairon . lit tW
Model 70 U Aland IV. IW. round . 16 ll)
bailie, octstfon . IT
Mlel Ml Jit, W ill. ID St. A TO and U IM.
round barrel . , IS HI
Same, oclanun . IT to
Win, ho-iler Smule shot Kill s J2. 3S, 40
and iA cal., wUnn tuirrul . It
Mcntl fur CataIo(ue,
H. T. HUDSON,
ft rtland, Oitgon,
The Van Honciscar
DYSPCNSARY,
rOHTUAND, OH
Time. ail,Ullc4 aaS
eat.ftltUuf aiartUNl aM
at.a u b Miirnt with
lA)T MiMIHOD
Mmkkk iHulllr. Hinrau
hmW, SmuIiI Umm
t triul lkaiua,Ui4 atoar
Cjr -- . laS
r- ""or. l" aii aiW
INomm, HitJiilUa
V i..NrH3,'1 M" Pal
tUU Valllu
H. Tl.el, t'lear. Kl
Iwla ! Mfiir)i. a kilt
lul HlA.1,1 tr.KblM
Wak KA.-I. Ituibinf I'rtM lii.illua, UU auaw
an, 1 iviM ki.J run, fi itm
Matk Nrin 4 aiaaalt afldeallallf
lIKeiCK-IHH to IR4 TlilHU rIT.
YOUR CATARRH
Otau. 1o On roc I.
Is IXKAI.Lini.EI
Ask Your Druggist For It!
.VTH n
htUnt4 la ro. aliaulaa.
tl ALU v, )-un)Uurilif T.i l t:
. . , rr - -
V TS' Cm viulrO.
s'Il - - -
nr. i'f-M
Cured lu ItmluHu M .till
Diphtheria 4 ra, Xenral.
sIn, Mradarke, ar
I kraal
Brrii.n r (Tain.
Invaluable- Remedy I
Patented Al!l. 1m&
!rlc t.f Tr-stniinl. f'Ofl; (Smoke II II. iOO
Ii iKlIutnr. fur Internal l ie, !.Oul
GAhSOLIC SMOKE BALL CO.
CZ2 Market SL, San Franciico, CaL
tAyisTiro ef Hurtful laltatioa.
On Agnt Mirrriri! ntil' a m esrv town U4
I have ri-ladi'd i Ik-am fur slteen y ara. and 1
eotmidrr jri iir ' T.iii.ill s I'mih Ii" the ln-t ,'c
r-iir r I ev ef nw,
John W. Aukki, Hriu-Klut, Carlnmilale. I'n.
Address. II W.T IVatl I.I, A I 44 k seas
A THIEVINa MONKEY.
II I nliirkl a flrswer. Taliea 4lul Money
and a, auipera HIT,
Iii it Iiihim- mi ilie Itoiih'viu il N'.ipoloim,
of 1 oll'oll-ii', a w -mi in loi'kml lll linf
IIiom-)' ill :t ill -k -mil Mint out lin).
iin'; fin lii-r r. turn ahw iiimhimI there
liiij iili-oiis. h Johl fii fi ilii) tiirrc ninl
a fl am-in ih rr. Them u-aa no te tni
:f a li'trjjlw-)'. Vi-IT lll'li-h hru ilillieril
hV IIii kc lo him III.' ploil Win ill was
ilrr in ictli-rtinii mi l- tlio Miiittrr when
him In-.ir.l a r.cie of lau , 'liter fro.n h, i
liri'llhol's 'll-'li'll. (), tho thief!"
ceieil vvi-ral i -i-ions at onre. "Whore
has lie stole i IliU?'' The ilainil lie.
sceiidi il hula- ilv, ran nut ami saM:
"t)ii! in v in i i i-t , Iiii-"iiriii 4; whore N
the thief?'' "Hu U lli a tree,
init l.' ," p iintiii up In n inotikcy on
a hi'h lu aii' h it'iov.i ihrni, "lint here
is the iiioiry!'' The hi in If v. who
cel lainly 'Voiil.l hr an im alualile niit
n lit In a hill'lai', Inul heeti sriMi to
clinih lot i the h iinhnv nf oiih nf the
gooil hull's i-ooiih, hul lllilnckeil a
ilniw re, fninul 1 1 1 - tnoiiey and coiieenl
in' ll in his j ml h pi hiimlit it to hi
niiKli-e. I liml th a no hi-H an iinlhiirii v
than Ii ill'ii .i-rl iies ih it ii fcnmfe
cliiiiiian. 'i- hn went out to sei vii o al
I.oiiii'o inale the hi'i-i, "wept Ilie house
inul so far aniite,! hi the iv.oklii a to
tiien the sjiil. M msieiir ile fiean liec,
ail ollleer of llui l'l-riich till V -. tells of
illiothi-l' chiiiiji iu,.e, on hnai'il a Fl'elirh
man of war, winch assists tlm co ik ami
ttiemf the ,-inl an it is I finis sail as well
us any of the sailor. In China monkeys
help In the lea ph kin;, ami Iinl Mon
hoildo iisi-il to gravely cunleml that
apes ciuilil talk rendily enough, hut that
Iheii-superior running lolil them to
holil their tongues le-it they shoilhl hn
put to liui'il work. l.ie.ih ihrcury.
Sick with Anxiety.
"fioinl-hy, my ilear," litf mill to Ills
wife, a tlm hell rantf for all ashore.
''I hope you will havn a pleasant voy
agH Willi your fi lemls, hut 1 shall be
sick with anxiety to licar of your safe
neriviil."
"Shall 1 khIjIm fiom Qursnslwwu,
John?"
"H'liivoni, nut SunJ a postal ard."
A' r. Sun.
TIIK
Oarbi Smoke
BAIiL
v-
In lut-rtMftil 0)MrHfnn RM( Mtrn!Httl mw
U vtlt'M of tit Nttiltwt, mlnrttd by
THK MOST rKHFMtlif KOI'irrKD KCltOOt.
ofM cU on Oaat. ll Pll'm ulviti r cU
tiuttmiloit, dty nni twit lug llirtMiglmttt ih yvtn1, Iu
Artthmttti, Wrlithd, l'ortimitiliti tliHtk kvrpkitii,
ftrmi niui nit i'ummuik SIuh1 ltrnmltm, ttliulttit
f all aitvl btith itntt ilmiitiKl ftttv tim.
CuKgu ftr, Atmtttig iHtWKO, it4trtt(utt,
DAVID COLE ii CO,,
Imp rlei ami IVslem In
K4M'4, ltailVM V II4HIX4'
I'liriilahlnii 4Jwo1a.
P-AIHY H'ri'liIKH A NPKI'IAI.TY
IU1 llrat Mtreet. furllaml, llr,
hi:i:i)h.
rjltASH, t'LOVKIt, VKtikTAUI.K AMI
VI t'loMer boeda, Klo. Kuv
Ijlarilrn Tool and Yrt lllacrs,
l- rult Trees, Klc.
ISTSkmu tm I'iTAiooi H.
Mil. I.Kit tlltOH.,
ttt) Mct'ond Mlreet, rontsnd.
The Oregon National Dank,
' l4HTI.Al.
tSitceM,)i bi Mntminilllan Hlii lUnl I
l Afll vl, I-AIO IN. - am,iu
TntiiMi, ta ilrnvnu li'las IIukIiim.
AlVot N I'M k, 'l miIw4 luihtvli
HK.I1M KM II.VMIh , I, N.li Ii.iu-Imi aiut N. Y.'tk
M aki.h col.ia-rnoNs .m i.,,i.i,i" i..m.
van ii u.i ahiimi i r, iiiio ii NAiiKt r. j,
l'll'l,ll Vli-e Ptwl'U'lil,
ll K HIIKItMAN IMW
ri n
IRI?.'
Baa I II" Mend fur
I Ie-tliiil"n and
ti. ,d H.olUliA NiitTtt,
sa kh ll. n. i.aniih. r.iur uiiiu.ia.'rr.
ittttalite fur lirttiui., I.emon, Itivna, l'tneai,lea,
tUiiaiiiui, Htraw U'rrleS and early V'gvtal'lK, IV1
sale en I'Miir t-ie.HI. fl Whi pi. l wr aeta,
.lams M. SOLOMON, i- N. w. AA
i.U ao. 4 lurk ., I kleagu, llla.
SSUkf
TIIK
FLOR de MADRID!
Chola, fareat sad Ktxt Dellctoui
IEY WI5T HAVANA CIGAR IN THE WORLD.
II r.v l at all le.lli (I'aora a
L. k.g.smith, ij:r;'.vv? w
' Wu i 4 n i l W T
soioAgont. r::xkx
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY,
Forest Grove, Oregon,
Oif tsrw lHtl ftHU Ks-i'i I. ut . itt-n vlorllriil
lithtsf tNilltliLkal taMittfn (ii lit fouttt t4 Kth
ti t i UiM4ilf -u tin I'tttno NmUurt tnlui'tif
mi.U tr U.M4i llmsii;. fiat l ffliiimm li
cmII'Ui, oiIIi'm Km"!", Ugi'i tnHiiriKV, t "t. ri
llsUI IllMttH'llttli, IrV'ixttgh tifc.ilwll HlttlstUl JP
liitlrl tvi .if IVtlUittl. uit illft., m'Ab lt' tr.i i.h
l lUil; tfm mulugit m iif"iuan it, lits
J r H UH, I nsl.trtti
SELBY SMELTIN0 AND LEAD CO..
Man Francisco,
aM
A i;f . LJ I I i A s)-i--J
SHOTGUN CARTRIDGES
BUELL LAMBCRSON, Con'l AKint.
T Mlark I'rllas4. Ilr.
Day SELF-HEATING Bath Tub.
Nu au4 Uf tfva', e- naiin, ym tutaua Tot A
-flll.. aiMl.aK
Z T WRJOHT. To Msrrltoa it. Porilaad, Or
A! 'lralr In Thrc-Ui,, ftiel lleMfrai U.llevff. Ml
riWuii. 1aiiu.Ii, kif. Ui.ii, Ik f.t ai,r(l''S r-'i
uil o-a. Afi.i t i ih. r. .1 ou tuaiu
id AllKSlS ANII.Il
CTosOLDlST MtDICim la ths WOKLDT
Is Probable Dr. Iisas Taooipioa'l U
ELEBRATED EYE WATEll
Ttite artl'to'U auffully rs pt.jr-ictwit pf
rrll'tstt. aVikti Um III rx-IIBUUtl UaM f 4f Maaftjr
OMDlury wmI n-'Ui.Utitltna tii n.aiif uI)m ifHr
Urtw lu Imwu tMtn-1'Mwtl litis Ih ussWfcM, Um
Mk of Uilfl vUfk M lliiUy lnrr-Mlia If Ut U
r rtt-'at rm f.41"rsi l vlil ta tli htk
Wlf UttlU tit Natit)i.t f liairlfttis to IU H4ltU
John L ThompooJUi.il r , TH Y, N. V,
PLEASED.
'Wt rt wil with vry:hUirx i '
rtt ft cuMtmnmt fruia WI Nrt ( nuniT Mi
Mi-err? Hiir it mil yu rwviniMinl IL Tl.
Uhii frji lw4U U tt efM In -h tlrt)i, Th
cliil lrvii mit iltl of tltt H- k mly Tli
r4et'4ttt ft r99t nUI il hup. Tll KIll'I'T
Krten T ft ft'l hht) trry rnu- h. W mih otrt
4i)n ( bit) if imf Ml lr g ttl'v rnu-h iMiur
fitJitf nf fMlt ttiaii htlk. hntl .fnr. It to
ir tft bill, hut will tii baour Uit. Manr nf our
Hirfiir will ftrnil lo )u tint hkmiOi, ftml ftll r
fttltiiMII for ft Ut ifii nnln-- IsMUrnJ pft. h Hnilltll
ftiitlftotil ftr l.r Ntiilth't ( ftAth Nlorv. lift ftiiU 11.'
Oft) InHiV, rtsui I'rmmtw-o.
I'iaii'a ILmnlr for Catarrh is Ihs M
Ilaal, taelnl lo Li, aud I luatlival. I 1
Hold hr ilnisirlnta or sent hr msIL
msIL I 1
Vo. K
1. II
ilaiiiluua, Warren,
S5
To as a lar. Samclra worth II. Vi. I III l
l.lnra mil uniler tlm hMrM"irtt H rile Ma a.
it u Mtrar, lli. I,,i,r,l n .llollr.M leh.
OLD SORES AND ULCERS "
V atanl', oiri 1.; 41.1 l ii I U fcSlkk ML! .. Iln.'r
laiU. 11 M.il, jh. M.J. kj i. t AlUa, ai l'l. Mlaa.
FREE
n, return mall. Pall Deaerlptlaa
MMar'a w 'talUr ayM mt Urrm
tatuaa. MU0DI CO., Uiatiaaau. (1.
nPlllli Habit Cured wuivwibuiuiiif,
Ul lUltfl rti. a. Siaio. iM...u,a.
THE DURAND
LA?jnr.
iii
i
9.
FIVE YEARS OF SUCCESS IN PORTLAND, OR.
Over 1,000
Of their Organs and Pianos now in uso on this Coast. Sold on
Easy Payments, and REMEMBER No forfeiture if your Pay.
ments stop. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT of this Company
are paying Depositors Eight Per Cent, per annum on Time De
posits of one dollar to one thousand dollars. Send for Circular.
General Office and Warcrooms,
320 322 First St., Portland, Or.
(MENTION T1U PA fit It,)
WILLIAM DECK & SON,
Whulwals ami Iti-lall i.-.li in
Cunt antl Sporting Coodi.
FIM FISHING TACKLI.
I aiifae'tiirs' AfiiUil'ir ,tl
fk r, Hmlih's, foil's, Iteinlnulnn, 0i,n n,,nn
lllilca, I'srkerssud MmilislUn 1)11111 UllllSi
Wlm linsler, Msrlln Ihilhint, (.'oil's Q j ft nn
l.lt(htiilii( Maaaslim Itlllidt
full's and Hmllli ft Wesson RC VOl YCTSa
Neuil fur l'ltiieie Nik S.
la at KIT ccni.d Ml., I'ui llaud. 4r,
SHAieil MetHffNt
ItltanMeA .HiioliahvKalU.W I' IMSUIHI NaJen.llr
t i iii h ai.i. ii r mi h,
fnmi n iHitniiioii rihili Ii, or I riiinlon,
I i tlm ivoret Nrrotiihl. Null i Iteiim,
" lever aorca," kcnljr ur llouali
Nklii, In alioil, nil i!wn i'i'l y Imd
io,n nin eoii'iiii'ii d Ii) this ihiwh lul, pioi
rvlnir, and ln iKuriilliiir ini itii Ine, lireul
I tit I ti at I liera riilllr Inul ini'V r lia l
nlsn liitliK niv. CaiH'i'iullr luis It niniilliaii -4
lis imteiii'V In I'liilnii Teller, It nan llualt,
llnlla, I'lirliiuii-lea, More I yea. He col
li I on a hurra mill illtiia. Ill-
1 ul III lllaenan, Ulillo N M e 1 1 II a.
.ollre, ur T kick Neck, nnd l.iilnraeil
l.hlilda, K. u l tut c'tit III uliniifa lur a
linilii lli'lltlw. Willi cololid l-lnlia, till hkll
IniK-iei,-, or th" sitiite tiiiionnt lor a lieutuu
on Hi rofilloim Afti lions.
' I III; 111.04111 1-4 Till, ni l ."
TluH'iiislilv liiHiiua- il hy imiiiH Ilr. I'l ree'a
l.oldi n Sleillrnl lUecr,nnd liiuil
dlaeallou, Iwlr akin, hu o) ii ul air
lis, and ltl aire ll ill, mil Un(nhltlnd.
CNlHl71111TION,
wtili't. la Koroliila f tho l ium, niss
ri'Htnl it in I inri l flii rvitutly, it taktt Im
full I lie Itt. fttitui ft n( hl illrriUM' i.iv m u Im ft,
Kmuii iu iimrilnitft mhi t,wr 1 Uia l-iii (y
fitful tliw wlivii Him It riiitr tl N luiw
i-li hmtiil nnit-l In iho piililti , lM . I'M ii n
limitfhl rloiiMlv (T itiMihu It I tin 4u 1,
ftii in pilot! urc. liul nU.n.li.f.. t ilmt
ltiuiii lift I'M! limit! if foi it tuii'ltltir .itl,
fmui l! wtth'tt i ftll Hitnlliiithiit if tnniiir
In'iiK'lt'iilnK. rttt-titiUi, m MimM it'UiithK,
mitt litlltitift, mh'iiuI, uitil hiililtiw lutttM'io
Ik', la iiihmiiiiIiI, tul mih ii n ri im'.lv fi.r
(imriiinii'liuu, but fir all i hroulo 1I
vmri nf tltt
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
?f yi ii f l lintl, itti.wir, il tuiittitMl, tmytf
nili i w tt'ltii nf Kln, ir ) tli lilt n it mi
nil Irtt- nf Ut), lu-iiitrtit t 'tu Im h tr illtul
iii-iin, ihi.1 ttts.it' in u i.tiiti, MiU-iintl lirttf tr
rtull, nltf nuiiitii u It ti l.'it Ihikhi-ft, tow ili tit
mi1 iiltMiiuy ..m IhhIuimo, hniitltir itlit ,
nn.l tt mlii 1 folium-, .mi Hn fti.lli iiiim lini'i
ilillHrlloil, Ii tH .ftlit( mmI l orli
I.U IT, tir ' tllllilllniM tliuiif
t-Mns-ft iillljr tll(if IlitM' M ttl'liitft HIV tkH
rlt in A Aft n n im-U U itl) ntn h if-nsi
Ilr. rirrr 4.uliltu .YioUtttil !!
rutrrjr uti-Mi f mimsim'sI
lur Uth I ii m, .tKiijf nf
IIIiiimI, Mum liimsj of fin will, ifiuii
rlt I lift, A il 1 1 um, hrioro 4otilt
klM'll'tl tttl.H UfltH, It l Ult t ltli U HI li'liinlV
nil I im u4ii-rt, m fti.oo, ur
liol Il.i: lur t?i.io.
iS. ii. I l. ii i ul In aiuii lft f'T r. I'li nt'l
lMlK H'l I '' :f'l'll4lM A'''fM,
ttorM'ft lilorniiurr Ililtriit Aftftt
rluilun. Out M.tui Niiil, lu Mti.ii, iS, ,
$500 REWARD
rifl I'V Um trlrl forf
Htiuc at tttariU II mm si y
for ii him nf tndtttU wr lit h
tiftji HhV inmi-'t tt-rtt If ymi
Jr iui ft tliM'Imiirtt fn in
nw. iifT'Mihf r i'IIm rtiw, attial Imi nf
mi'll. I um , i.r li'trinir, i vi, luil rn
or 'tntwtin' hi n I, t'uhtrih. i turn
f1 U ( t u-1 I Ithiunl.' til itMiftiimvl
ilr. iiT' il utiiuil Itl Mr m (tin Hu' wnrll
pnMif alari ' M In lh llfUv'
u4 uivrrvini "U'miuriu'i
UJ mill,
PEOPLES' DISPENSARY
Acme Electric Belt Agency
171 f"uurlh Hf.. ..t. Mrrirvm ftiul Yftinult,
I'uftl Hill, Uli'tf ill,
ADVICE AND MEDICINE 1 .00.
All lltswatatx Hi4-fuM llrlis i.Ht.t t.t Utt
'MI I'l-iM'. rs .li r hliOII'H.IU.11, Hi.Ntlkla.lsV
fil ai.l X-Houi hli ll.i A.M...a mil
lm It! ). a u m t limtr I ftiih Kit -l t.
t m ).. Man A- Hk M t. mil I'n i an 1 ..iii. fWtnc
-'il,n.- H m I 'iswtMi I rii hf Ui at in .t
rjn.l. ri 4 nit-1, nt I, ai.iii it M-"
In. Ian lit m lM-U Mr .1 ill I'.niiilt itl.iila tsjlli iUs
ll fill). t' tiia m stitta aa irst.hiis 1 ul lev, ui ilrti
' Ullal r.lMU ttll. t f tm ll
PENNYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTt nS CNGLISH."
th Orlglt.nl nntl Only irnnlftiis
3aa4atr ft-'tal ta l'Wr rtlll-M la-lialUet.
Mi.r.M- LAnitfl. A., i Irsjala M
hr-ftraVri latfiluh ai4 tu a asat i,. ks
(xait-i-t la i 'tiilu. I llsf hr prlssr a
rlMIVtSi rr T... ' .-as-as-r arisiieai a
ft I ft I
WM ftf r-arVMa 9rrwt1K. Aak ft t htrhasai
tart aklkjjUa l'ftaMkjrjaTsl 1 Usaa
TaV IM IHMli
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a.ta i, Jt lh. t-(t
aiat.aji.atfj mf th alls
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rk ih rart imsi
bn luk auiiT a.., (u
rai.4u.ltiik tvlrl ftaiaj
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ta , i Uf lb UM4
rftraM,
rC lair fftlf full hi
htWJtl'ia, t-tslnsl lMnt Rl.
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OXJxJ Hwtirri, k UImIhii ., iid Itrrlnl
I lrrr trmlrd MtirrrftNiMll, mllhowt
lint mf knlfr. m Hltln mftC Ma jram,
iMllai nrvern! Inf rrlor low n, torn 4
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