Oregon City enterprise., December 01, 1887, Image 4

rORTMXD I'ROIHlrt HiRKKT.
BCTTKR
Fancy roll, If lb
Oregon
Interior grade
Mi kind
California roll
do pickled
Chmwk
Eastern, full cream
Oreron, do
California
Kuos Fresh
Dkiko Fbcits
Apples, ore, sks and bs. . .'
do California
Apricots, new crop
Peaches, unpceleil. new ...
Pears, niacliina dried
Pitted cherries
lilted plums, Oregon.
Fin, Oil., in hjrs and bxs..
CaT. Prunes, French
Oregon prunes
FixtCR -ronland
Tat. Roller, fbhl t
Salem do do
hue Lily V bbl
Country brand
Superfine.
Grain -Wheat,
ValW, 100 lbs...
do Wal a Walla
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80
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8
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14
10
to
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8
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4 2
4 V6
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l o:,) 1 10
1 10
jo oi ft as oo
to m a
45 Ml
1 00 t 10
10 00 (El? 00
IS 10 lt tt
18 00
13 ro y t oo
S2 HO ft 33 0C
W 1 00
t 00 5 OO
1 60
(3
1 00 is I i'5
Barley, whole, Veil
do rtou. d, If ton
Oats, choice milling If bush
do feed, (rood toehoiee," Id
Eve, iuo n
Frkiv-
Bran, If ton
Shorts, ton
Hay, V ton, baled
Chop. ton
Oil cake meal If ton
FRKkH l-RUlTa-
Applea, Oregon, 10 box
Cherries, Orecon, drm...
Lemons, California, bx..
Mine, f 100
Kl vei-side orancea, V box . . .
Lot Angeles, do do , . .
Pearkea, If box
Hius
Drr, over 16 lrsv lb
13 () It
fisiat 7(
.one-third oft.
10 IS 1 00
v et salted, over to us. . . .
Murrain hides
Pelta
Votabi.e
Callage, lb
Carrot. If sack
Cauliflower, dof
Oniens
Potatoes, new. If bush ...
Wool
East Oregon, Spring clip.
Valley Oregon, do
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r" Onty a brief Interruption.
It was in one of the stately mansions
of Beacon street, Boston, that our story
opens.
Ho was deel.irinsr his love in lan
guage that only a Boston .youth can
use, and even he must be sober.
"Dearest Penelope," he said, "if I
bad loved you less I could have told
you that I loved you long a;;o. If "
But he stopped. A far-away whither-am-I-driftinjj
look had come over the
girl's face, ami his heart sank within
him.
"If my words are displeasing to you.
Miss Penelope," ho went on iu his
broken tones, "if I have said what I
ought not to sav, or vou ought not to
hear; if I "
"Not at all," interrupted Fenelope,
looking wildly about her, "but I have
certainly lost my spectacles. Oh, there
they nrc. Thanks. As you were say
ing, Mr. Waldo " .V. '. Suit.
An Emphatic Correction.
"Now, young woman," began a
srur.rt young lawyer, speaking to a ver
dant looking young woman on the witness-stand.
"Young woman!" she shrieked, in
shrill mimicry. "Who you talkin' to,
young man? And whach you take me
ferf You must be a bigger fool 'n
Johnson's colt if you think I'm goi..'
to set here mi let at!V smart Aleck
from back East 'young woman' uie.
I'm a young lady, sir, an' don't you
fergit it. You hear ie?" Tid-Bits.
Hens like a variety of food, and we
should aim to give them as much in
thatline as possible. On the off morn
ings give a feed of eqnd parts of corn
and oat meal mixed with hot milk, or
boiled turnips or jxitatoes mixed with a
little wheat bran. All scraps from the
table and refuse from the kitchen
should be mixed with the morning feed.
A daily allow ance of a small piantity of
meat, ground 'jomh and y-.tt r shells
should not be forgotten. Farm, Fuld
and Stockman.
(ienerai".5lierma in his Wi-l Point
spe ch to the recent graduates Said:
There is nn obi saying that 'knowl
edge is power.' This is not true. Ac
tion is xwer, and when guided by
knowledge pr.xluecs the largest meas
ure of la-Milts. I have encountered
men w ho knew more of the wine of
war than Grant, Meade, or Hancock,
whom 1 would ot have intrusted with
a picket guard."
LUCKY DAKOTIANS.
It wil! Le rtniemW'red that Eugene
Speck, Milliard Bird, Henry Lew in
and William Duncan together drew
the second CHpiUl prize iri the Louis
iana State Lottery on ticket Cl.oO.I,
ia the drawing on the 13th ult. An
Argut-Isadtr reporter to-day called on
Mr. Ppeck, who is a batber hire, to see
if he bad secured bis momy and to
find out bow he wus going to ue it.
Mr. 8cck said ; ''Yes, we got a noti
fication the other day to the elT ct that
the money was at the 8ioux Falls Na
tional Hank. We went there and re.
ceived $5,UU0 in cash for the momy
we put in. That gave us if I 2'0 apiece.
Yesterday I bought me a lioiiie in
Western Hioux Fall fort 65 J, That
is something I have always wanted
and now that I have gol one I will
keep it. I uiu going to sbirt for my
old home in Bwitz.'rl n 1 nut wrck
taking along my family. Two others
of the boys are going over to Scotland,
besides putting their money into some
excellent Bioux Falls real cs'nb". We
re willing to te.-tify that the inannge-
uient of Tue Louisiana State Lottery
is done entirely on the tiptare and wil
heartily recommend it to any who
want to rii-k a littlo for the sake of
chance of a big gain."
Mr, Si'Cck Las lived here for a num
ber of years and has many friends who
are as pleased as he is at his good for
tune. The other three gentlemen arc
pavinj cutters and are not known so
well. The boys l ad first formed a
scheme to invent their $"),000 in
bunch in real entatf, but decided ut
lust to divide and invest as each one
taw fit.
All of the lucky fellows are working
at their usual business and though
well set up at their good luck are stick
ing tiht to their la ts as if nothing
bad happened. .SiVuj Fallt (Dak )
AlptLmd; Oct. 1
ACCIDENTAL INVENTIONS.
Origin nf th nret, th Tuteaoop and
th Art of l.llhi)grihln.
The bayonet is said to have derived
tts name from the fact tlmt it was tirst
made at Bayonuo, and its origin illus
trates the proverb, "Necessity is the
mother of invention.'' A Bas.iuo. regi
ment was hard pressed by the enemy
on a mountain ridge near Bayonno.
One of the soldiers suggested that, as
their ammunition was exhausted, they
should lis their long knives into the
barrels of their musket. The, sugges
tion was acted upon. The first bayonet
charge, was made, and the victory of
the Basques led ti the manufacture of
the weapon at H.iyonne and its adopt
ion into the armies of Europe. Not uu
fiiipiently an invention has been sug
gstil by some trivial event, which
would have passed unnoticed had not a
man with even and brains seen it.
Argand, a poor Swiss, invented a
lamp with a wick tilted into a hollow
cylinder, up which a current of air
was allowed to j.a-vs, thus giving a sup
ply of oxygen to the interior as well
as t the exterior of the circular flame.
At first Argaml twed.e lamp without
a glass chimney. One day be was
busy in his workroom, ami sitting be
fore the burning lamp. H!s little
brother was amusing himself by plac
ing a liottomless oil flash over different
articles. Suddenly he placed it upon
the tlamo of lamp, which instantly
shot up the long, circular neck of the
lla.sk with iueroa.si-4 brilliancy. It did
more; for it flashed into Argaud's mind
t.u idea of the lamp-chimney, lj
which his invention was perfected.
One day the ehildivn of a Dutch
spvtacli-maker wetv playing with sev
eral of their father's glasses before the
door of his shop. Setting two
of the largest glasses together,
they ni'ped through them and
were surprised to see the weather-cock
of the opposite church brought close to
their eyes. They called their father to
see the strange sight. He looked
through the glasses, and what he saw
suggested to him the pissibility of con
shucting a curious toy. tialileo, hear
ing of the toy which made distant
things apiH-ar close at hand, saw at
ouee what a valuable help it would lo
in Kindling the heavens. He set to
work and soon made the telescoe.
An accident, that is the happening of
something which was not planned, has
often held to an invention. It helped
Senefehler to invent lithography. He
was a sort of Jack-of-all-trades a wri
ter of veix-s and conn-die, an actor, a
riddler, a painter, an er graver and a
printer. He worked at etching on eo-M-r,
but the coppcrMliith refused to let
him have any mure plates utile he
paid ca-k fur them. H. then tried to
utilize the old plates by rubbing off the
etchings with a Soft lime-it. me. At last
the copper liee.iiiie useless through
many rubbing, and he tried etchingon
the stone, a plan that did not work very
well. One day, while he was iioU-hing
off a stone w hich h intended to etch,
his mother aski-d him to write out a lit
of the linen which the washerwoman
w as waiting to cany off. Not finding a
slip of paper or a drop of ink, he w rote
the li-l on the stone, with printing ink
prepanil from wax, soap and lamp
Mack, intending tocopy it at his leisure.
A few days after he was about to wipe
tltM H-i'itinT frikif, lilt 4t.,n. Sin 1 1 I .. it 1 1
j ,,, ,vllM i,.mrit"what would
i u ,!. ,r., . .;,:,. !. .
panni ink on the. stone, if it should be
bitten in with aoiiafortis. He bitawav
to almut the hundredth part of an inch,
charg.il the lines with the ink, t.ok
I severals iinpre.ioiis of the writing and
j discovered that he had invented the art
of lithographing. i'nu'h't Companion.
Eruce's Signaling Balloon.
Mr. Eric llniee, who has worked out
the idea of signaling at night by a
captive balloon, lighted inside by elec
tric inean. (event lamps, has just com
pleted one for the Belgian Uovernnient
The signaling is effected by cutting off
and letting or, the current feeding the
the laniis by means of a key like that
iis.nI in telegraphy. Mr. Brum's latest
balloon is hi teen feet in diameter, and
2.0".i0 cubic feet in capacity. It is
made of varni-hi-d cambric, and is trans
lucent. Six Elison and Swan lamps,
of eight t ten caudle 'power, are
mounted inside; and the current is sii
plied by an E. P. S. accumulator, of
twenty-live cells of the 11 S type,
in teak Ixixes. Teak is a wood of
sMi-ial value iu electrical work, owing
fc its high resistance as well as durabil
ity. It has long been used for tele
graphic apparatus intended for hot
countries w hern destructive insects
alxiund. The current is taken to the
balloon by a flexible conductor. Mr.
Bruce has also contrived a projector
with lamps outside the balloon, for use
in thick weather, in order to project
die signals further. While upon this
subject, we may mention that a captive
balloon has been devised, fitted with a
kite arrangement, which it Is claimed
gives greater steadiness and buoyancy
U the balloon. Knginrertng.
The Age of Specialists.
Alleged Physician You're got a
very bad rye there a very bad eye,
sir.
Patient What would you advise do
ing for it, doctoi ?
Alleged Physician (io and see Prof.
Curit, of New York. Two dollars,
please, for the advice. I'urk.
i ike iiibsiin, T Tafinliassnn, wni
titling in the forks of an old oak tree,
eniing a wa' rnielnn, when a thunder
cloud cumuli.. Lightning struck the
'roe, split It Into fragments and
knockeil Jake to the ground. Uncle
(inn, an old colored msn. and others
rushed up, poured ' water In his face,
and began to rub hlin. They were
about to give up hopes of reviving
liim, when J ike rose up, looked
uroiiud half daxed, and Inquired,
'Uncle G enn, w bar's Diy water,
union?''
An Ohio wedding was first post
poned because the girl's mother riled.
Then tho young man's father died;
then the girl broke a leg; then the
young man got kicked by a hors4f
Last week it was postponed again be
cause tho girl's father got mangled in a
rsaper. Won't they be a happy couplt
if they ever do gut spllcvdl
NAPOLEON IN EXILE.
Hon th Cnnqurit Conqueror Spout II Is
luy at til. HaWMt.
Napoleon's life at St Helena was so
guarded from the knowledge of iho
Islanders, and even of the officers of the
garrison, that on the arrival ot news
papers from England, the first question
asked was, "What news of Bonaparte?'1
'1 he great prisoner Wjjs known simply
as "Oonoral Bonaparte," and by no
other liile, , Civrie. of signals was
written out in a small book, by w hiah
Sir Hudson Lowe, his jailer, was kepi
Informed of every movement of his im
perial prisoner. Whin he took his
daily ride within the prescribed bound
ary, tho men, working Ihe wooden tele
graphs on the hills, sent such uiessaos
as these:
"Oeneral Bonaparte has left Long
wood." "tionoral Bonaparte has passed
the guards." "tleueral B inaparte is
at Unit's tiativ" "lieiieral Bonaparte
is missing," The last message was
telegraphed because the llenertil had
turned, in the course of his ride, an
angle of a hill, nnd was hidden for a
few minutes from the olx-erver.
An English ensign, now General
Ward, w as stimulated by curiosity to
see the exile, to such a decree that one
night he riski ,1 his commission for the
chalice of a gliinpw at tho mysterious
captive, through, the Ixxigwood win-d-iws.
Every night, at sunset, a rorii.n
of sentries was drawn around the
iAingwiHxl grounds. The venturesome
ensign crept, under cover of trees, U-
tw-eeu two sentinels, up to a lighted
window of tho house, l ho curtains
wore not drawn, but tho Mind was
lowered. Fortunately for the youth.
two or three inchws of space remained
open between the blind and the w'uv
clow irame. me ensign auen ami
saw some one walking up and dow n
the lighted apartment. He could see
of the exile only a pair of thin shoe
with diamond buckles, two well bound
legs encased In silk stockings, and the
edge of a coat oiied with white silk.
On a sofa. s placed as to nfWd the
"peeping Tom" a full view of its oc
cupant, was Madame B"r!raml, with
her Ixiy leaning on her kne. The
Emperor was speaking slow ly and dis
tinctly, and some", ne was writing at
his dicia'i m. Tiie curious ensign re
turned to the gil ird-honsK well repaid,
as he thought, for his ri-k. for he had
heard Napoleon Bonap irte speak.
Tin last occasion on which Napoleon
was out of door, the ensign spied him
thro'igh a military telescope. It was a
bright morning, a:id the SMgeant of
the guard at Lmgwoo l (l it.- said to
theensig t: "li -nei il l.na;ar'c is in
the garden, sir." The ensign seized a
spv -glass, threw open the guard-roo'ii
w indow, and surveu ii Napoleon as hi
stoid talking to tieaei-al Pt.-rtr.iiul.
Something on th" ground attracted his
notice, and he stoviel to ex i ni.io iu
Suddenly the music of the b in 1 of the
regiment was heard, and hi? moved
away to catch a glimpse of an Inspec
tion. The severe restrictions were main
tained as precautionary me as ins. Na
poleon had once b'-fo n escaped from
an island, and the British (J eminent
did not wi-h Europe to bu agaia dis
turbed by the sudden appearance ol
the Emperor on lle continent. N.'.p -leon's
remains now re.t in Paris, under
the gild-d dome of the I ivalidcs.
While this niausoleu n was b ing pn
pared for th E up t n's s!ie, a party
was walking one inor.ung thr ,i ;!i let
work-rooms, inspecting the sculpture
intended to adorn the vault. O ic of ( lie
party vas t!ie biiili i it (.'unit I) tbsay,
and another was t!w d.r-ctor of the
work, who stru -k tlci granite block
which was to cue. no the rem litif, with
a hammer, to exhibit iu solid. ty. A
spark followed the blow.
"Si- -," said the C'oaut, France may
vet light a torch at tho tomb of le i
Emperor!"
The remark wa prophetic. "France''
try: "On to the Rhine!" which heralded
the war with (ruiaiiy, was inspire 1 by
Napoleon's idea that lint Rhino is the
natural Injuudary of Franc j. YoaVCt
Coinjiaui'in.
m
A Household Hint
"Mrs. Molly Bagman, a newly-mnr-rieil
lady, does not know any thin;;
about house-keeping, but tin- is anx
ious to hai e her Ini. Il Old believe tliat
tln-re is nothing iu the house-keepiu,'
line that slot does not know. H i hap
pened to be in the room when tho cool
came mul said:
"Will you please gib nieout do coffee?
Dm water is been a-biliu' uis las' half
hour." "Let the water boil. Matilda," re
plied Mrs. Biguian, calmly; "the lungei
it boils the stronger It will be." liar
per' ilii'i'izinc.
Interesting Legal Decision.
The general rule Is that w hen a nuv
chaiiic laboring for an employer In thr
construction of a machine iuvn's n
valuable improve. neut, thu invention is
tho property of the inventor, and not ol
the employer. It may be that when nn
employer hires a man of supposed in
ventive iniiid to invent for theuiuployiii
an improvement in a given niadiiun,
under a special con'ract, that the em
ployer shall ii. vn the Invention when
maile; the Inventior., if so marie, would
in equity become thn property of the
employer, J. U-i Xnn'ifurturtii-i Com
pany v. Dice, Supreme Court of JlltnoU
The London Road Car Company,
tn their credit, stand out ngaiust tli
praeti'a' of running cars on Sunday, al
though they believe their dividend
could be Increased one per cent, by
adopting it
At Mr. Moody's two schools In
Northfichl over livo hundred young
men and women are now being eriuonU
ed to become missionaries, teachers
and workers In other branches of
Christian effort
Higher education has made great
irirnnremcnt In Greece during recent
year. The lyccum for girls has a stall
of seventy-six tnachcrs and 1..VW pupils.
Illiteracy In tho kingdom Is rare, even
In the out-of-tho-wny hill countries.
A littlo girl In a Huston school who
srns asked to (Inline the word "redress"
promptly replied that It meant a female
render. Aid a little girl in an English
K-iiool recently ge "ffamlrosa as
yiiiuiu of " gwnJwr.
ii , . - - -
i. number of St. Psnl women havs
gantrsd themselves into a I and to leport
to p ilioemen all (ttuitlemen who try to tllrt
with them. Tin i will lie little n-portlmr,
for Ihe woman w ho does nut want to lllrl
rarely Hi Us anyone tryiun to flirt with
her.
A mtUBLI MEDICAL TREATISE.
Tlie islltlou tor ISSS ot th sieiUnn Mistical
Auiiusl kwiu llonU'Uer'i Aluisimo, Is uon
rvtiy, and limy bo obtained, tre ut cost, of
ibuiiirlsts smt yx-nnosl rouuirgr rtoslom In all
tstrid er uie i hihhi ,t iieHii, mm iuihs:hi
InrviM'jr vivlliseil iHtrlum of lit l elein llene
is '.ilium. This Aliimsiie tins tioen l-oieil n-uit
l-rly si tlie omiiiiiiiis-nHaU or wvery year fer
nreiie-llilh of century. It nmitiliiiu, with
the sniinil- i rrseilesl it l.- fur Hie umaerr -lt
ami resloiHllon ot hesllti. a Uric- mnuimt
( tiilertsstliiKKiiit siiiikIiik lU'bt riwItnK. suit
ttic csli-nil .r. s( imhoiiiIv l enlenluilouii, elioi
liilltisiesl tli'His, i-le nn in-liivl Willi r.st
i siiK ami will t foiiml entirely aivnrate. Tlir
liveKiif llenle'ler's Almai sc lor ISSS will mili
stilv lie 1 1"- lsiir-t eilltie" "I a ineilleill wurk
evert'iiMislied o ny eminti-y. Tue irin
t.irs, Miswrs 11 slello-& I'o., rillshiUKh.
on iweiin nt msu cent Mnmti, will lurwsisl
a isiey liy mail to any iiemou whaoanuut pixi-curt.-
on In Ills m'lulitsruiHHl.
Nine of ttit bandits carittin-d by the
iiiliiiarv have been txecuted at Mat.v
nicriis, Mealco,
THE YCUIU'I C0XPANI0N
has rt'C 'nt'.v Ix-en Ineressed Iu alxe. niak'
Inn I bv far the cbeaposl Hill trated Fam
ily Weekly published. That It Is blublv
appreciated is shown by the fact that It
has won lis way Into W,i t' families. Ti e
publisher Issue a new Announcement
and (Vein's', she Imt Incwseil attre
lions for ths new year. If; $'.7S la aenl
now. It W ill lY for TllR I OMI'ASION to
Jsnusrv, !.-!, ai-d yo-i will receive the
admirable Double 1 bsnkitfivlntf and
t'hrisimas Numbers, and other weekly Is
sues to Janumy 1st, free.
0 n. John C. Parke is superintendent
of We. t Point.
If TOUR LONG I ARE DESTROYED
do not exn-ct that lr, I'ie re's "Coldrn
M dual liisc.riry" will make new ones
(or vou. Ir ran do much, but not Inuiiw
sbiliiies. If. however, you l av not yet
r,.i,he,t the last states of ronamtiu'lon.
there Is bore (or you. Hut do not ilelay,
lest you cross the Istal In where help i
linuiwsible. The lis overy has arrested
the airvravatiiw loucb o( ttiou-amts of
oin-iinip iie, cured their nlKhl sweaia
and hectic fevers, and lestored them to
health and happiness.
Th iua- til harvext of Virginia Is estl
mated at f lUI bushels.
It JCFFESfKS FROM CCK6UXPTI0S,
Kcrofnla, llnwiehlils, ami l!ennil llel.lllir. will
Iry Mmll K.uiulloti ef l isl Uvvrllil Willi
llriwiihinnlillra, .hey 111 loot llillinsllalu r--
li. ,f .... i iw.mil, in U'lipiu. l n .villal I ro
ItM It, I, llllli ..rutlli ilis tare ll a leninli i( lln-
Kn-aii.i value ami yer ualntalile. Itiod: "I
i,-.u ...l sl.,11 liiimtsluii hi M-verul cases ol
S.roftlla ami IVWiil. in chlbiivll. Ii-iill
niis.1 k at.txin-. .M llllle laiiii'tila lake It Willi
Plismuie.' -l . A. mmaHi. M. !.. tnUIiur,
lj.
15 E0UD HtHK.
JtcMlnnyillf 1I phono, la 1. 14. fT.
Tlil. oilb-e Is ill resclpt daily of aiUer
Us menu of pi ease. We want the pub
t: l. tl.t.1 in a 11 1 II m Sim a at II is,l
Kvr. 'I hi ito- canutti b wri nr nun
l.luifr, durility trtiuKth of c n
HtrutMioii. li U wrycy ruiinmtf ,.iv--,
U K.s at laitV 111 thii Ollivtt. 1
trn old. kicked IT i 7 Im icaslnua In IS
nimules. ll hsa Ikcii III constant use for
o er no jrmi -----
I.. .1. I..r ami froill ' lie Iltol S O
. . .,,.1 I. i..vir iwHti re-
laimi in I'll- i'--. - , ,
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..... f,n,,i th.. i is-Mi-ut. Iu our
oniukm Ihe Hid I'elb blu" la aanoola
uiisa as mere is iu me "m
Youra truly,
11. 1. llBATII.
-rw. .....innt cf iha irreat rsreborae
IIsi over, amou- ted to leerly ).UM dur
lr tlie pasi tcasoii.
". low the !- ar'ntly.
And bridie the lir alh;
I've ode of mi lieadat h -s -
1 iu tick unto Je.it li."
"Take Tu Ritive relict,'
They're pnaa nit nd aure;
I'vtioui" In my puckel
1 II warrant to i u-e."
Dr. Three's "PI. asant Purustlve Pel
let are txitli preveoiive ami rursurn.
William Myers niurderrd hi wife and
attrmplrd to kill hi aou and elanglit r at
Cnira.o.
COSlCltrriO!! bURl.LT CORED.
10 ms r.oiiiir ; . ...
i,i ...r...... ,n,i, r.,.l.n that I hare a ens
Itlve remrily lor lh almvr iiainril illteane. II)
luiiim-ly u-elhimiil"( h"l lra ia ha
D---n JHTIIiani-llll) tm.ii. p.t.i. " w -
lenit two liolil-n of my rrm.-.ty hkk to any J
jour n ailem ho li ii"iiiiiptl"ii If lliy
CIM 111 llicir r.lirrw -,i,i . v. u..i.-.
Itesiss-iiuiiy,
A. SUIt'l'M, 11. C. IM I'earl t.. Nw Vora
THE UADIK0 JLW1LER
la Feldhctmrr. of Portland. He keeps the
h ....... I,,,, nf hnlidir it std. c hu a t
veriineinenl iu ibis paper.
Iti-nm-lilll. !' T hoarseness and
sore throat, ' llrown'i llrotuhial Troches'
ar a apecillc.
S ninn th' treatment for Wte. PIsoV
Itemed for Catarrh. Sold by UruKil
Gen. John Pope was retired last year a
ma I ir -genera.
TlirmuaniU nf cures follow the use of Or
Sane' Catarrh ltcnieily. ou cents.
Tl re person wi-r kl'led by a eolllalo'
on the Mexican Central Railroad.
Tht Grhmia for hreaklaat.
CsniAlUna iDipm "n't pr'n ih cninlnl ss.
Cuticura
a Positive Curc
ft rj tnrm f
W I sS l t I r w w
-tDisas.-
c-'-ffom r
PiflPLEs to Scrofula
QKIS TOIlTfltKsJ Of A MKKT1MK IN
0 aunlly ruhernl by a warm lih wllh I'l'Tl
ci m t miik a real Hk in lleaulillnr, ami a alnirli
aniilleatliin of Cl'TICI.'K. the Kl'l-at hkill ( 11'B
This ripe-lel dally, wllh twoorlhrra rioaeaol
( cticiihs l(KMot.VKNT,Uia.-sw iiiimmi rurinnr
lokim the blood cool, th persplralion pan
and uiilrritaloiK, th bow H oimiii, Uie liver anf
kl'lneya a llvn, will tpccuny cum.
KcKeina. teller, i inn wu in, psorlaals, llrhan
prurliiin.aeall hi-ad.dainlniir. ami nviiry aneelet
nf UirtiiiiniC. dli-flifurliiK IU hlinf.scaly and piin
iilydliiMuwa nf th akin and m ain, wllh loss ol
hair, wbon phyaiclana and all knows rmnwlloi
ran.
Hold arnrr where. PrienTiTTirtjUA.KV.: Hose
Wc.j ItswiLVRNT. l. frnparnd by th I'oiTJtS
Dhi'ii and Hr-wioAi. ., iioHTim, aish
im ISnnd for "How to Cure Hkln (llseane.
Tllfll'I.KH, Mai kin-ad, i iiapH-il and inly tETT
rllU prevented by (;rTici H Mi-diealfid Soap
U icrnful operation i'nr4 lMt pitrmitrfd Iroir
11 Mellon VI mm nonnwni, inuorswj vj
buimcM mm nd leading cducavtora,
Tnr. if OKT PKBFF.CTLT EOt'IITED SCHOOL
ef Iw cUi nn th. Cot( tt r(Tr prlvtt. r cUm
InalniriUiO, o;iy inu wirmn'iom mm ymr, ir
Arithmetic, Writings Orre-pnrtmic t, Book k-rpini
jlkriKinf , Dnortnsiini, s yr"w r, i"w"
fyrmi nl ill Lummon S'hKt Hrinrhet. HtL.nt
oi an " ----- r
CUloftM f' Armttioiif and , Frorlciori
WORK
SOE Al l.. SW wwk and atmni
nuiiL Vi4iilili' niiOU and lisrllriiltun
I,. P. U. VIl'KKKy, Amenta, M.
oTniiiirsv HHtmiH HACM
9 I Ll II II n I i Uahler. Iloeiilah I'lanoa; llur
det Or.ana, band Instrument. J. rutin t aUsil
of Hbaot M nala sua Book. Damn aiinpiiM a
Mtra orlem. M.UKUtU.
KM Past st-wt, Haa rraMtaM.
TO 0
MP
CAX'T OHr.lllD TUKSI.
n
Hiera ftfent Iniensltr of trie physical
nnuhtion soinothuiis, and llieie niv lunti
which y enniiot Ro I'l liliid, In illustm
tlon further of liiels which settle the iionta
of a pMiupt hud jieriiuineiit cure, the fob
lowinn ciises nin rued; Iu IS.S Mrs. Mary
k rilnssl sullen d terribly with clironfr
lleimil;;!;!. 81m wnlrs tl.nu 11 III Milll.lllil
Atciiuu, ViiohiiiKion, IV l'. In the Ih-il h.
status she st;ilm: " I aiillensl teinhly with
lieunil-.rki In Ihe t'.ns; leiy si-xero uttiii-k
CTtemliin; to lnu k ninl slioillili'ls ; sulb'lisl
intensely, Tilnl Mt. J.unU thl; bml isirrs
well rublssl ut li 1: 1 1 1 ; III tlie iimi mtii; nil
wui Knin in:e:li nllv. Jium 10, Iv.;, ln
wrlbw IVnin -.'.' Kh-'ienlh Stn-t, H, W'., as
lullows: ' rinir yisir ntto 1 sent you a, nil.
lintnry ts-rtiltenti seliinu forth tlm fm-tthiit
I bad been 11 un-iil sultciir Willi licin iliu in
In V fiiixi, n k nnd sliiinlilers. I otitiiinist a
Isitlle of fit. Jiuiilw till, neil nlliT lluiHint.
( liiill inns I wni entirely r-lievcl lVon nil
still, mul iron that tune lo tlm pnseiiL 1
inve ncM-r li-el a return. The ellivt wus
inlnieiiliins." Acain. l-'cb 0. 1S.S7. Mr. It.
11. Troll, St. Ijihim, Mo., writes: "In .March.
1S.SI, 1 sintered terribly with iieurnklu; lind
ailtlensl inmrlv lluisi vmrs. Applied St.
Jainlis (lil nt 'K t.'i A. M.; at s to liik th
mi; silt; nt U.V. M. went 10 wmk. In less
than ton niiniiti-s alter that tint Kiln was
Kim. The one application cured 11m. Have
not bad return of it hne," Mr. K. V.
fivuurler, York, Pa., Jim IT, ls-7, write:
Vin a to bail nciiral;;!a; in not siiiins-t la
It now. The cure by the u of St. Jacob
Oil was s-rnianent. Then tins Ns-u no riv
curn-iii-e of thn vilnfiil aillieiion." t'luis.
V. Uiw, Jr , I'oll.itown, I'a., April l'l, I.S.S7,
writi: "Was troublisl fur years with neu.
Mh;ia In Ins k nnl li.svl. 1nel St. J.vnt
Oil: hail tnl dulemut kinds of n-nusliis
wilhimli-llis-l, (in-Isitlle of the former did lb
b-.uini-a. - No n turn of twin and aches." In
almost every Instance the rejsirti are the mni
Wakele ' Soulrr I and liopber Ksternd
nator Trr r. and pro e the Nt l the
cheapest, Wakelee it t'o., Sm Krncl- o.
-rs catarrH
REAM BALM.
' 1 1
mmwm
M wundrrful
VrCtiurel.w,-ri
Aoic uuirkln t.'ly't,
-ii 111 ii 1 in An
ANri,."i ..--LA 1
nt furduwlnf
11 1 imr I niiM no
-wv. mrlrrfil
rVjim tirute in.
rtc .'1111101 111 in my
nose mul htmi,
Mm. (ifiiruit .
Jiilnn,Hitilf,trd
HAYFEVER
on 11.
A Mrlll k Mnlt( inlai mtMCt n.a(Hl an I ( wi
rr v e4 -i .irita,Mf tf nat, rtt.t.!.
KI.V I K THKUrt a.bUmm.Mir'i, S..V -TA
F.iM4 tn rFrs7 town fef
rus"7-! . ,'.:vii
l?''.t'.:y
atl-.k
0FF-K NO. 170.
FIlPKl-To Mkmihant Onit: A
three fool, French ilaaa, oval front Show
t'aae. A'l.lir-a at o re. It . Ta.nsii.lA
t'o . Vi Stale Si reel, (iileairo.
CHEAP GUNS
V. T1 Iiot.
sK f(II.I.OVIM IIIHH AMI KN'HS) I
I tli-Klrv tue'isM. nut tu ninkii riwmi fur or
ock. tinier quirk ami ki I a barvalti:
S No. M M in'an lUllanl Ititli-a l-M'O
rl.. iiuiililo IrtktKiir, uclatfun iiarrei, u
luliillK . .
3 No. It Mpnrtlim llattaril, rtmiiil IsirisL
lina rat.. .11 in. li. )i - It or
3 Mh.rpa Itllle "lllil lteliah!," l i)t.l..
oi:taiiint ilunMe triK'S-er, II to is iiai , .s
S Hpilnan.-M Ann Ititlrs. .v:Ucl IW
Wiito for further particular.
H. T. HUDSON,
m first uti-wt. rtlanit. " oa.
SELF-PLAY1
INC MUSICAL
STRUMENT.
euj ni i. m-
-irr. "On. It.- - 1
A Iji- at' I all f-fnSr nmtU
I II 4sl:, Sail I ruin"! 4-i, t rr
$5
To a liar. tiniil.' a, nth li vi. I ill. I
blue l. titular Ilia hiirwr- (,, H rlta Mala.
ataa a Hararv Hais Hubbaai'ii ,llilly ,M lull.
ALLEN'S IRON TONIC BITTER8
r l i.. 4ial Taufl .. Il..f-n.r. A-l -r aJ I.!.,
lavlr-rauir. lin.iw n.-l. ll I I' All.a.Ht I'aal. M.aa
Coatniuaa Worn I. lit ftlan ami ll'oni
bf lb -'miiua Npwnlall 4'ltv.
With s line exeejitioiis the l.ulins still
went-the pontic Aiuliilusl.in hemlear.
their glossy tn-sses pileil hlll, tlntblnek
l.icn coveriii"; tlieiu ilrooiiuir Its front In
a point. 'Mm Karceloua shop irlrl or
seanistress, however, Insteml of the
mantilla, prefers a crimson or tleep
yellow silk kerchief, tlmt suits to per
feclion her ilaik akin, jetty locks, ami
glorious orbs. Probably their eyes Iw
coine tntlneil by the constant content.
plutlon of viviil colors In iiiouutniu ntul
sky, for even in such slight matters as
the selection of a flower to plnce In the
hair, or the choice of a stocking lo
match the petticoat, the Spanish lass
never errs on the score of harmony.
The peasant, too, is no less romantic
than arti-itlc. Iu ilresa, deportment anil
physiognomy. In fact fiom lienilto foot,
his appearance is chanicleri.stic.
woolen cap Is in reality shaped like the
leg of a stocking happily he doe not
stiffen or ilisiend It to its full length
capacity, tho effect would lie Ion
grotesque for even his Inborn gravity;
the lavish siipcrlluily ho draws forward,
and, fol ling it in a scroll over the fore
head, it hot only similes the eye, but is
most becoming, It is generally red,
ami thus not altogether unlike the
riitygiiin nap; old men, however, often
choose a dark brown, purple or gray
color. His short Jacket la of black 01
blue veh ntcon, with clusters of tiny
silver filigree buttons; ha wears knee
breeches, knitted Imso, and round his
waist a red s.isli no less than five yard
in Inngih. To put. this on he bit It trail
on the ground, and winds himself Into
It by Timing round and round. In tlm
folds of this scarf he carries a clasp
knife nf slntrulai' shnne. nrcstimnhlv of
Moorish origin, and peculiar to Catii.
lonla. lho bind". Is from Hvo to seven
Inches In length, nnd, laving it flat In
Ihe right hand palm, with the point
touching thn tip of the two lorcllngei-s,
the "tniielmeho" knows how to throw ll
with deadly aectiracv, A fair nf
mukI ali, light and suitable for the
climate, complete his equipment, anil
no doubt coiitiibiito greatly to tin
innrvelnus feats of spendnnd endiirnner
for which he Is remarkable. On matii
a day's journey in the mountain tin
young man who acted as my guide was
Able with ease to keen pace with the
horse, and wln-ro tlis path bnonm'
rocky lis would strid In advsasr
ipi-lnjln Ilk a gout from botildsr t
Douldor. QtHlUiitun'i Alugaiint, ,
Ita iUKt( r eartolli'UtHi tinivMt lit uttHt nit t( lima (4
niittn Hutu a mi ! nf a crttnttt It U tr Ut
l lllltl HUlitllsofiXtl tifihl I IMxtliy lit litstlf Ut
tlr al r,ittu .IUm a llt Hlhumt-it, i'nuxil anl M-l
HoaUhiut lr tM I m j UaHi. IW.Ivr Ilia'
4.rstiiilMiislu Auimuitla, l.imt ir Alum J a
4,iW, I'UH'H IIAKINU mw.ifrtt Vit
UttW Vt'HIl itiiiutiti nr I'Tiar
LrJSstJ
IXALL'3 XULMONARY
xiAXaivi.
A lupnrinr nnty . 4'otiKlta, I'olit,
Inrlplrut S'onaliiiiplloii, mni all
Thruai aw ,un Irvuble.
Beti ky ail OrvliU ks- 60 Cwls.
OH! WIY HEART!
Tm, knn lliwa in nisnr 1ltwl1if with
I tr art llmi iluilU.- la )"lr. ami na.1 ( u-l li-il
JmiIx Iiii.I t itr tesn Uils aUimlns num.
plaint Wa . 1 iKilf nn rauHxIy thai l mr
1 flia mIM. It ! On oi I uiibli.l ikI wII In, .wn
ht.wilw, Ml. ItiKIKIt S IIKAItr TUNti', uiilMruJ'f
w.i. oo.-f. h.v. ii,in.i..l th
hull iu Uit e-n l but
har miwi tnluiv.l amihliis t BMrlt. If p'
ptj t ir Jmitilwi Im a Heart IUto1, b ura ha
ti )u li. Rnt.n', ami no othm- T anil nm
prtn ll par tli: all mar lit munlrr- Tlia lra-1
najiltnl by whotowU ilnuUta nr lha aa ta-sliw-l,
daalwn In llnirl, PrmUl.m, PtUtll MlrlnM
aail rainilr SnpplU-s is! all kin. Is. S-inl If lull 114
(fia.)ioMnrriri 4 vii tohi;iii ami
ll? 1 t.l Slrawl, San Krn. I... I'al
I CURE F l f sl
m,M, i , mi I ! a4 awaa WM:r l
Sw lii- ami llw-a lia'w l-ia Mum ' "!V.?.
Ti,.-.lrur. III..-01..I- II.- .1 . -.1 lirs. till.
l-.l-.sV . rAf.i.lli. Ml kSbslil"-'"li I
warvanl it t-,l V- '- w,.Prt sj. Ilnaw
wlwwa h.w talk-.! larnrw wia Ii a-s r -"oma a
rum. n-l al.aw-w l-S- a lnuaw ali.1 I-.- II Ola
r-t Bif tnl.ll l.la rwia.lT. OI.W I i,n ul C-wl llli.s..
II. t. IUH!T,.U.I .ISA lkrrl M. Nw Writ.
P I 0 IWll'iilnil W
I a. Man ol H olUPA SiitTlI. Bf
KKNK.lll.AMis. r-iurnillii.fi -fa,
nllabla f.-f IHaiik-ra, lmona, IHowa, llnramlr,
llaiiaiii , Ktraw I atili-a anil -'r . t-i-talilwh
aala en hm ts.i V 1 1 M sic pr 'rw.
A-klraaa M SOLOMON, N. w. Aat,
t il M. I Urk SI- 4 -lri. III.
n
Tian'a Ik-nnlf for t larrh la th
Ikml, r-aiw tu law, and flmaas-t, I
If
Hohl br ilniaiflaia or annt br nmll.
lOn.
E. r. llaniiUun, Sanwi, l a.
PENSIONS'
FOR CMOS
VETEBAHS.
WIDOW!,
ARD CHILDREN. V jU R Cn, 9. fn
a .' w va vaa v "i
Waahlnirbm, I larnlaml. lclr..lt, Ilnrak-.i.
ODA raara or Kerlal lllai-aar. fllrai,
iJvJU Ktuwlirr. 11 ii I aw and Iterlal
I Irrrai Irralra rreIMIl) . Mlinaui
we r hnllr, wlihlH pal laa jrsra.
tlalla aetrral Inlrrlur laian. Mnitl
Inr rlrrnlar. J, II. Ilkli.alnH. l. I.
Sm. tt llrkim'l build I na. -urllnil.4r.
3ELBY BMELTIN0 AND LEAD CO.,
Han Kranclaco,
BUELL LAMBERSON, Con'l Agent.
7 Mlark Ml. I'orlUnit. 4r.
The Oregon National Bank,
r r4H.TI.AK i.
ISuiswaanri lo Malriilailltan Sa4ni flank )
CAIMTAI. I'AIII IN, 100,000
I'ranaiwta a liiinaral llnkif llimlnaaa,
IC'IVIIN S ki, anli If it lurhrrk
SKI.IX KXi'MANilK i n Han KianHaon anil X Vis-k
MAKKH Ui il l.l i III Ml nn tamtalila U-nni
VAN II I'll AMIMUT, 1IKO II MAIIKI.F., J.,
1'riajlilrnt. Vlra I'rMlitana.
II Y SHKRMAN Caahlor
HUHL Uis' UlbUOVEREll Ft
CATARR
I ' r sr iSHi.pir. i -rr ai I'rur eisuwi inr Mi in,ia
rlioi hi Whit Hill not ilm tM'-im-rr 1 mnh nl nf
;ipliniii. V.yii ("in tinx,: tnit pitu fsrrsntil
'JIIKKU It H, I. A I liHM.M( III., Ne-frfc, k. ., t N. i.
M AJW,1,'a' MmYK. O Vv
(icVySAfkH.. r.WlVVlVH
VV- J7 SKCTG'M . CARTmOGiiS J
WILLIAM DECK & 80N,
WluiWsnl sinl !! lull llouliirs In
Toys, Cnmos and Novoltlos
)!.. n m
Drnms.
Slnir
uiuiuii
Music Boxes,
TIN AMD MKCHANIomOY",
l I', AM IIOI.I.i:il Mil l ie
ASSORTED CASES O1 TOY I
I'm up (iireniintiy Irsiln.
I t0 ttt)
Smut dir t'utiiiii Nil S
I0S A 10? at ir 11 11 it !.. 101 tlnnil, Or,
aa iscn .intiai.
Itltmtl.lii A . HH.k.ii. Yt.W T H hlau ( Sslmn Or
The Van Monciscar
DYSPEN8ARY,
I'UUIUNa OH.
Ymiiig, atliliPaawisI anS
old, Ititflw nr ntMil-ot an-
r.il all wlm aiilli-r mill
AlHT MANHOUDI
,...l..f, ..I"-.."
I, ImihtNi. af,uilnl Ijmii
1 Siiiisl Itowt.raiUna Mi-in
,,,. Mnlk ,. Illl .4
r HMty, alaii llimnl
Skill IHwuav, liji.liilln
biiuiUiiiis. tun 1.111.11
-4 IIimiw l'ti H aalllna
.'ft Tlir.-U llhwis. M
jt ( nt Mxfiiiliy, Slilie-r
ami Plsil.lw Tin ll Ills
? tli t. Iiufii'm lirliia ilisiiinliot, OIH SuwV
u tr,iil nIM suit Ins
II lb Hear 4 uiianll 4 oanilentlnlly
iy-Kiw..iMo a. ins i 'iiuii ' t.
lit III 1 Kit' 4it 111. 1
laanml Spl. anil Man It,
l nu ll year. - ail iii
'ai 111, l,ll, uu lllll
3. BOO lllnatralliin - a
Khali I'luiiira t.iii 017.
uivKa voimI i-i i. h
ttirrrl I Mnxx inert all i"Mt fin
iwnanal o IWmllf . Tl "
rdar, ! ! t'4 eot nt ,ry
Ulw uW al, drlnh, sr, n
. - wllh. Tli 11 Al '
IHMIlia ronuiln lfiirillu- tnril
ttnm lh itiar-.U it ! rl.l.
will mall a pr " K "J"
ar upon rrl4 of 104. la a.ftay
tMHM of mailing. 11 - kwl "
fun, Kaplltyi
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
H' -- 4 kvlra lit.
n
IMS
f( BUSINESS
COLIECE, '
4 Pl St., 8 V., CaL
thwlkunt, Tjl-wrlltlia. I'mimal-Mtv Iok kowpliv
aii4 Tolisli all l"i a.-
SCHOOL
or i-kaitii'ai., emu
MwIuh-mI ami Ulnlnf la
suns I-
u tug 4i
I AttMtJ
I. a HANi-ltiirr lil il.lilMi.
; 723 Market St., San frnnolsoo, Cat.
SsfSaait lurrlnntlw.
A. I AMU.lt KAIt.LK?C. PrI.Uk
11 141. M Al l. Ill . 144114,
(mm s en nun. ei llnlrli, nr I riiilleu,
n dm woial Mt-rollllll. fciill-l licnlii,
" I ever aurra," fci nly ar llon!i
Mklll, In abort, all lllacna. a lniia.il I ) l a I
blm-l nn enn pii -nil b)f Ihla l-u. i 1 1 i.l. pmi.
filnir. anil in iirumlliitf im lli Ine. I.rrnl
I ulllll I Irera nirl'llv Inn' lilnkr lla 1- -nlHil
biTlili Mi-e. latxclnllv baa It imililti all l
lla iiI. ii- V I l e.llliiir ll ller. Illtae II Italia
lull, 4'nrbiiiirlea, Horn I ra, krrul
n Inn Surra mul nllln, lllp
Jul ui lilaepae, Ulillo am ellli.u.
ulirr, ar I hl k N-i k, "i -I .' "luraid
li-" iLiitla.-. with eolHKil lil-a. mi l l m .
liiaca-, or lie anitn- aniniilit lur liiiiuaa
nn ,SiT..riihiiia Afti" lii.ea
Till'. IIMHIlt 1-4 -rue. I til."
Tliiioiiialil-1 1- niiai- it I' iixlmr !r. I'd ri e'
I. olile ii S,.,Hrnl lUeier),iiiel auii-l
dlaeailoii, a lair akin, l.iin)niil apli.
lla, ami t llul alreliglli, III li aiubluln !.
CONSUMPTJON.
which I Si rolnlil ot Itio I. null", la it.
ri-atiil nil i-iiicil b Una ri ini.ly, It InUi li l-
Inri- tlie lust at ! nt I be ilucea. lie . m I - it,
Kioin lla lino clmia n'iir imr ll-ia tii.iblf
tninl itia-t-, wh, n l-il nil' riim How in
rcl.-lmili-l rciiii.l) In Hu- pi. I He, In. IV i 1
Ibnilirlit a. rliiiiiv i ( enllma II bia "( oil.
imiplloii 4'ure." In I iit.nn.li im' ll- 4
nuine aa l.m Iniiitnl f..i n nn itn ire utiin,
ttlllll lla Wnll.li a fill l-nllil'IKUlli'tt i-f ti en . r
a1iTiiK"a-iiinf. rllcriitoi-. in I t'Mxt . Ii miii f,
aiitt-hiOini. Ii-i limil. ninl loiliiii- (ni-i-ii.
Ilea, a uiMipiiihil, iml ni l a rcincil ! r
isiiiaiiiiiitinii, but Inr nil 4 lirmilo 1)U
eaae uf Ilia
Liver. Blood, and Lunn$.
If , l f.il dull, llniira-. ll l llllnti.t. To
nil i lob ir nf akin, er v Ui i--b bum n 'i t-'l
nil fin.- nr l-i-'l). Iliiliinl In ll-lo I I I - -
lleas. larl.t titale til linililh, llilciei.l In a ir
l-hllla, nln rniillns- llh but liimlna. Im. i.i ll I
ami iiIihiiii; fun ImmIiiii', ItKyclnr iiitte,
aiel isml'il lnnuiie. nti nn- anllilintf liie-i
Iml Igeal Inn. Hiapi pali I , r I I
l.lier, nr " III I loiiani-aw," In i nn y
nisi inilr inot nl lie an s) nipinni nm s i -rlinii-'l.
A a rcn.nlv tnr nit am Ii I- m
Ut. I'leree'a liolilen .Slcilliul Ilia
coerjr is titiiiiipii...
Inr 4i-nk I ii ii u , Niliiltur of
lllooil, Miorlliras of IZreiilli, ili -"
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