if
X
f .
ffB
iny ftrtldlo, wlntUivrr Itrt merit,
At bo inndo Known to tlio publlo by
kn ot lilvnrtlnlnf. AilvcrtlMtitf,
werer, though It cuti do niiich for n
hsr, cannot no overy-uniiif. n may
jttoofliilo for n time, lint In order
nnuro it luitlnu; dumuml tlio tiling
'ortlscu mum iiuvn hoini worth,
till, is tlifciiHo with I-vdlii K. IMitlc
,h'a Votroloblo Couitouiil. Jt liux
,.tl worth. S
i'oincm orerywlioro lmvo lntrneil
I fuct'i tihd tlio ruMill In Unit thorn
t lasting ami ulmolutvly uncuulcil
tannd forVjt, It Iiiih tlio lurifcfit nulu
rriyrerimly for feumlo 111m In tlio
ild, Rn'dMhiK linn bi-mi tlio ciinu for
.ri.'
'ho: reswn for thin In Unit Mrn.
"lihainiolilmn notlilnir Unit hIio In
entitled Jo clnlm. HIio enn do till
l !ibV aya nlie cun do, mid lu-r
jnty years of oxiierlwico iimlio hvr
icejuvaluiiuli! lluruxnurlriii'd Iiiin
Urigt' Ouly lonjf but world-wide,
tshCliSflli'll,t;d nioro women buck
ibealtKQiinri nny ono Hao lu tlio
.'Id. VTheifl fnntn uliinild. mid do,
Immense weight with ulUenitlbla
'tien. , Ilomrinliertlirfiuura not wild
tcraont but nolld fcU,
wis About tho Good
iitm Dono by Lytlla E.
nkham'a vogotablo
inmouncJ In Caaoo of
tangaof Llfo, Boarlng
twH Pains, Eto.
I bad fftlllnif, Inflammation and
oration. Of tlio womb; Imoldtchc,
Jrlng-down jmliu; won mi wenlc
I norToui that could not do
own. work ; had stele headache,
oppetlt,' numb ielU, liiindH uuil
t cold ail the time. I hud (,'ood
tors, but nonu of them did me miy
'd. Through tho adrlco of a Indv
nil I bean the una of Lydlu li.
kliam'sWef;etul)le t'oiiiK)und, and
jr taklng'idiio bottle I felt tfreittly
eTed,"and,'by tho time I had u.ed
(ral bottles nan completely cured,
that I oould do my work ui;ln. I
novr pOMlas' through the change of
nndutlnyour Compound. IthelpN
wonderfully. I want every auiTor
woman to know what your incill
I haa dono for me "- .Mas. V. M.
.L, Xtvr Palestine. Mo.
iLydla ,E. I'lnkhaiu'a Vegetable
ipouod aarrd my life nnd ifitvo Imck
orlnir mother to eleven children,
.eh was rnoro than any doctor could
0 dono;6r any other medlulne In
wide world. My trouble was child-
favor. " The third day after my
,0-WM born I took chill, which
i followed, by a high fever. I would
iplre until iny clothed wero an wet
Uioiitfh dlbped lu a tub of wnt-r.
1 ohlllC auu fever kept up for threo
a. My daughter irot mo a bottle if
r Compound. The fourth done
iped the chills, and the fever iiIko
'.ppoareilil' My life wan naved. My
' at thltTcrltlcal tlmo was forty
l.n XiVUiX B. llouaiirii, Ktnn, l'a.
oia About Two Oaeoa
Falling of tho Utar.ua
Covered by Lydla Em
nkham'a Vagotablo
impound.
rl suffered for fifteen yean without
Jog any relief. I tried doctora, but
llntr hetmed to do me any good. I
falling of tho womb, leucorrhiea,
In the back and head, and thono
rih'gjdonrh palim. Ono bottlo of
.liiiB., ljlnk ham's Vegetable Com.
ndjdldjina so much good that I sent
fomljhorpj alno two boxes of Idvcr
I nndKolie packugo of Nanative
iKiAftcr, using theno I felt like a
' wdmanV' Mkk. IJ. A. Wiktku.
lden"((Jit,Uox 230. ,
I wifiuirferlng with falling of tho
ab,' piinfiil menntruatlon, head
backache, pain in groins, ex
ling intotho limbs ; also a terrible
I at bift of womb. The pnln in my
c waVdraUul during menstrua
1, andsiny; hed would ache until I
tfld,- boBbarly crazy. Lydla K,
!ln'aHj3grtablo Compound lias
jn meyJeat relief. 1 suffer no
t now, and I glvo your medicine
'.ho prttlsSC Mrs. J. i McSrAUUKW,
'berg, Tox.
-.'4 . i .
IGrsatoful Woman
'commands Lydla Em
nkham'a Vogtttablo
mnbund to Every Wifo
'ilMmttimr.
I have, taken otghtbottlos of Lydla
Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound
m(st gratifying results. I had
a married four years and had two
'droit. . I was all ruu down, had fall
tot womb with all Its distressing
iptonifi. IX had doctored with a good
Mclnnbutl derived very little good
grills, treatment. After taking a
,'Bbbttles of your medicine, I was
sgioclo my work and nurso my
jinrmonttis'-old babe. I recommend
rjjmeUlolno to every wifo and
rlterHad I time, 1 oould wrlto
;Jf?moro in its praiso. I bid you
lspoed!ln your rood work."
tVlT,' t(IIl VnlIfP Pntn.m
icedltlio tine of your remedies I was
fiuTCilyoff . Every two weeks I was
wun nowing apeus which
wry weak. I had two of the
rk. tint thnv flhl not iMm to
iJJfmejgChey sitid my trouble was
sodifroin weakness and was noth-
K worry about. 1 felt tired all tho
If had no ambition. I was growing
o all tho time until I began tho
pJbydla B. llnkliam's Vegotnblo
ipound.f I am now able to help
d9Rln,linuse, and am much ltn
aiuilheaUli." Mna. A. W-UJOUt,
l3ooSipKipot. N. Y.
loTmog
tMoctni
ijgUtHKbmihts of God, make light
JginSmif.Bln.
1 Wtlms. Bold br drunrl.U. 1X1
FOU TATTLE FOLKS.
A COLUMN OF PARTICULAR IN
TEREST TO THEM.
Ho met hi ii a thut Will Interest tlio Ju
venile Member of V.vevy lloiuelifilil
-Uuullit Act liirix mill llrlulit Haylnu
of Munjr Cute uml CiiiiiiIiik Clillilreu.
".Molhcrl miitlitfr! ihcro'N Homclhliig
lu my eye; plninu lnltu It mil tilcl(!"
KliiHNy iMiiio hurrying to lu-r iiioIIkt'h
room. I In- bluo cyi-H wero bloodHhoiit.
her (yidliU hwoIIcii, nud Iciiih wuru
riiiiiiliig down her i'IiccIim.
"Why, what In It V MHlu'd her moth
it. u h hIiu put IllT 11 till Ml'OIIIld lliu
child.
"I don't know; lt'n mi nwful big
thing; tho wind blow It In my eyo u
tllllltltl' ugo."
Tho iiiothcr I'Xiunlnnl tlio nflllctpd
i-yi- fiii ufully, hut could llml notUiig ox-
crpt ll'JlTH
"I don't Hi'c nnytliltiK In It. ilenrle."
"Hut It In their, mother; pleuo do get
It out. It iniikcH iiiu no uncomfort
able." The mother looked ngnln, then he
bullied (he hurt eye with warm wit tor
mill told I'loNNy to keep It cloned for n
time, liut the poor eye did not get any
tietier. Kometliliig wiin In It; some.
tiling iin big ii h n marble, I'losHy
tiiougliu
"Well. KloHHy, tliluU we Imd better
go to Dr. Wright nnd hcc what he can
do," mild her mother, after trying ev
erylhlng thut alio could think of for tho
relief of her llltle daughler.
Dr. Wright wiin (he good dortor IIob
ay loved, anil alio atom! very itiletly
with iier fine In the light aa ho kept
Her eyelhl open.
"Ah!" Huh! the dortor. mid In an In
Mailt he held his liiNtrumciit toward
her; "here It In!"
'Where?" naked tho mother, "1 don't
ace iinyihliig."
'I don't either." aald I'loaay, "hut
my eye iloea not hurt any longer."
"Its JiiNt a liny Kpeek of kiiiiiI," re
piled the do tor. "loo miiiiII to wee, uu
h'HN you know where to look for it."
rMime iniyN aner iiiih i-iowmv was
fidgeting 11 limit the room where her
mother wiin sewing. It wiin rnlnv
weather out of doorN. nnd Hoaay was
In n Imd humor-nothing iilenaeil her.
"I'Ii'iiho don't. I'Iohh.v," hiiIiI her moth
er, over mill over again. "Von lauko
mo very uiicoinforliihle. If you do not
atop worrying you mum go uwny by
yourself."
Flossy sat down by the window pout
ing, lu a little while her face bright
ened and Hhe came to her moilier and
put ii llltle soft kiss on her cheek.
'I'm like that little grain of smut.
mother: don't you think so?" alio said.
" lint do you menu';"
Tin not very big, tint I make people
jncomrortnlilo when my bad temper
guta lu the wrong place. 1 love you.
mother; I lore you truly, nnd I would
not hurt you iin Hint mind did me for
anything The Hand couldn't help It
self, hut I can nnd I will right away."
-Our Hoys and (ilrln.
Sntillem Three.
There's n mouse!" mowed Knnwhall,
"WIid will catch It?" mewed Pot.
Oil. let me see!" mewed llltle I've-Wee,
Whose fur was ns hlnrk its Jet.
dare not touch It!" cried .Snowball,
"Noll her shall I!" cried IVt.
And it won't he me!" cried little l'ee-
Wee.
They were all In a terrible fret.
Who shall it bo?" cried Snowball.
And "Who shall It beV" cried 1'et.
And "Who shall It In-V" cried little l'cc
Wee.
And they haven't doclded yet.
'Chicago Record.
Mnry'ii Occupation.
At the gicut exposition In Omnha, It
wna tho custom for the people to regis
ter or sign their mimes In tho different
Statu bulldiiigH. People who registered
wero naked to glvo their occupations,
so Hint thu book read 1 lice this: "John
Smith, fanner;" "Thomas JJrowu, car
penter," and ao on.
A little golden-halrcd girl naked that
alio might register. She wna told to
wrlto her numo nud occupation, nnd
tlila la what alio wrote: ".Mary Jones;
help mnmmn."
What n beautiful occupation Mary
had! I think that wo all ought to lmvo
this occupation. I am auru of tills, that
ovory child who tries tp help mamniii
nil to plenso Jesus, will lmvo tho hap
piest possible llfo.
Tho Telephone Voice a Meclinulcnt ICcho
It Is hard to realize that tho volco ono
henra over tho telcphoiio la not tlio
volco of tho person who la talking. lt
y lie ins exactly llko tho real tones,
drawn out thin nud biuiiII nud carried
from n long dlutnuco by somo median
Icnl incaiiB-but It la not. When ouo
speaks Into tho Instrument, n llttlo dla-
plu-ngm, llko n drumhead, begins to
Ibrntc, nnd each vibration sends n
wave of electricity over the wire. Those
waves aet up a mimic vibration In an
other diaphragm at tho opposite cud, ,
produces nn
Villi',, 'I'lilu
Imitation of tlio original
In not a very hoIoiiIIIIc explanation, but
It'a accurate. The iiiilograpli-tele-
gltlpll. Wllll'll IMIlliCH n rncKlinllc of
hanilwrltlug. Is a fnlr parallel. Vour
ini'HHiigo In written with a pen attach
ed to a Hpeclal electric apparatus, uud
a llttlo Ink siphon at tlio other end of
the Hue exactly Imitates every dot and
curve. The result seeum like tho real
thing, but Is merely u llrat-class coun
terfeit. He Know Hie Kind.
Tho teacher of a Juveullo Sunday
school cIiihh was picturing to the minds
of her little pupils tlio beautlcH of
heaven, anil concluded by asking: "Now
who can tell mo what kind of llttlo
boys go to heaven'" "I can," answer
ed one small boy. "Very well," said
tho teacher, "you may tell me." "Dead
ones," was Hie prompt but unexpected
reply.
A I'laurallvc Tnle.
Oiicenn l-droui isiHc,
Caiii ii n-x my n llaitn iloort
Tliffo he JilsyH w -!-il and lut,
A noivf iuyil l-4.
"Il-t iilcaml thee, lady fair.
lalil Iin
"Thy inii-S irnnill
M-7-U llkn Hilt ara rare"
Tliui. ai Willi S-fliiilrr liuuj
On lliu youlli Im-V, I ok,
I (oti, U-y fat awolitil
-St Mcliolat.
A Nil I n nil I ii'i II I rjr.
Johnny, aged -I, was out walking with
his father when he observed a man at
work with a pruning kulfe. "What's
that mail cutting the trees for, pnpaV"
ho asked. "Do Is pruning them," re
plied the father. "And how noon will
the prunes bo ripe?" asked Johnny.
Iiiiliarrnlim for l'npii.
A clergyman, who was entertaining
some friends at his home one evening,
chanced to relate a rather imuvrl.in
story that ho had heard somewhere,
when his llttlo .Vyear-old daughter i aid:
"Now, papa, Is that really true, or Is It
Just prcachlu'V '
Finice for the (inntr,
Small Tommy had the toothache one
day and his mother, after examining
It. said It was hollow and must ho
pulled. A few days later the mother
complained of a headache. "I guess
It's hollow." said Tommy. "Vou ouirht
to get It pulled.'
Wouldn't Ilnvc Mother Left Out.
A bright little fellow hearing a guest
of the family quote "An honest man's
..... ....,. . i. . ..... i .
iiiu iioniesi wont 01 uuu ciiiuu lor-
ward, mid. looking earnestly at the vis-'
Itor. said: "Sir, my mother's tho uo'
blest work of Uod. too."
Wonted to Hear III Hnrk.
"Are you an old srtulogV" asked A
year-old Hobby of his sailor uncle.
whom ho had Just met for the Itrst
time. "Yes, Hint's what they call me." .
wiin the reply. "U'ell, Iheii," cuiitiuued
Hobby, "let me hear you bark." j
Two Anaw. rs.
Not lone oko a itoxiou clergymnn re
ceived an evening cnll from mi elderly '
man and woman who expressed a wish
to bo Joined lu tho bonds of matrimony
then and there, says the Youth's Com
panion. "Hnvo you ever been married be
fore'" aslied the clergyman or the
man, an lionest-eyed. weather-beaten
person of senfariug acpect.
"Never, and never wanted to bo be
fore," was the prompt reply.
"And have you ever been married be
fore '"the tpicstloii came to tho woman.
"No, air," she replied with equal
promptness, and with a touch of humor
that appealed to tho clergymnu at once,
she added, "I never i;ad a chance!"
The marriage ceremony wns speed
ily performed nnd the clergyman re
fused to take any fee, telling tho bride,
with n twinkle In his eye, that It had
been a privilege to olllclato which ho
would hnvo been sorry to miss.
Profits from Ituttorfllcs anil Itcr-tles.
Mnry Yeomans, an KngUshwoman
now living in California, makes money
by catching butterllles. She hud somo
knowledge of the different varieties
when she went to the Pacific Slope.
One dny a flock of pansyllkc butterllles
hovered over her for a moment, and
then flow up the mountain aide. Shu
thought she recognized a rare and val
uable species only known lu the higher
Alps. Sho followed these honey-loving
beauties up the mountain nud cap
tured a goodly number of them. She
painted a fac slmllu of one In water
colors and sent the sketch to Loudon.
The result was an order for twenty-llvo
of tho butterllles, for which sho re
ceived ?r75. Miss Ycomaus baa
a (
nursery for beetles In her cellar. Dr,
I.o Kontnln, who came from Krunce to
study tho Insects of California, taught
her much nbout Insects nud was en
thusiastic over her enterprise. Miss
Ycomatia finds a great demand for
beetles ns well as for butterflies.
Woman's Journal.
Tho Last Ktrnw.
Sho wns such a pretty little maiden,
It was such n pretty hat, and he was
such an rmlablc-looklug old horse.
Perhaps ho could not help It sho was
such nn attractive llttlo girl aud that
waa such n nlco llttlo hat bristling
with wings under hla very nose. Just
a llttlo souvenir!
Thcro wns n sudden pull that started
every hat pin, n crunching of feathers
nnd a disheveled llttlo maiden wltli
tears In her eyes stepped back upon
tho sidewalk, and a plaintive little
volco murmured despairingly:
"Oh, dear, horsey, do you belong to
tho Audubon Society, too?" Now York
Times.
A Itolntlcor's Foot.
Tho foot of tlio reindeer is most pe
culiar In construction, Doing cloven
through tho middle, nnu cacu unir curv
ing upward In front
It la easier for n camel to enter n
circus than for a man to cat a package
of needles.
...inn juin iiiu mr iiiih
The Chief Justice of Samoa
Peruna is The Very Best
11 III InnniHrilli
i ii in in ii ii ii ii I pi i ii i ii ii i aui i m uj i l
Court Itoom Scene Where Judge Chambers Maintained the Supremacy of the United States In Samoa.
In a recent letter to The Peruna Medicine Co., Chief Justice Chambers says the following of Peruna:
"I have tried one bottle of Peruna, and I can truth
fully say it is one of the best tonics I ever used, and I take
pleasure in recommending it to all sufferers who are in
need of a good medicine. I can recommend it as one of
the very best remedies for catarrh. W. L. Chambers."
A llraiillful Crttril.
"Tho most bcautifnl creed of tho
heart is lovo of homo." "In the
purity of tho homo is tho hope of tho
nation." So anys tho Champion of
' 1'air Play, "a journal devoted to tho
interests of tho retail liquor trade." It
, was this same beautiful creed which
, drove tho early crusaders out into tho
, RtreotH ami into tho saloons to do bat-
tic agaliiHt homo's greatest foe. It is
this samo creed which urges the homo
kceiKirs of tho W. O. T. U. to "do
everything" that organized mother
lovo can do to aid iu destroying tlio
destroyer.
Does tho rotail liquor trade
tho purity of the home?
conduce to
With a saloon on every corner and the
liquor iknvct controliug our laws, whero
is safety for our homos, what tho hope
d( tho nation? Union Signal.
An irnneiiwii spirit,
Jesus was not self-engrossed. Ho
went through the world with ilia eyes
open for others. Uo saw the man at
tho pool of Hothestla, Ho saw tho groat
sorrow of the widow as uno followed
those who carried iier urn to tho burial,
Ho caw tho blind man by the way, He
saw that tho jieoplo wore
faint. With Him to see
hungry and
wag to do.
"Wilt thou he mado whole?" "I will
not rend them away f:utiug," exhibit
tho Fpirit of His life. Ono rolf-engroiR-ed
becomes narrow and rellish, and, of
courxo, miserable, lint on looking out
for others and thinking how ho may
help them broadens iu his sympathy,
enlarges in his pirit, and carries lifo
and happitioss wherever ho goes. Uni
ted Presbyterian.
A I'uur lliialiipss I'ollcy.
Chief of Polico Kiploy's estimate of
tho expellees of the Chicago police de
partment for 11)00 is $!), 708,193, an in
crease, of .f:!27,(i-Ul over hit-t ycitr's ap
propriation. Tho principal item of in
croiiHO is for GOO additional partolmen
at 11.000 a year Milary. This will
bring tho number of patrolmen on tho
1 force up to 3,000. Tho amount of revo
1 11110 derived from mloon licenses in
unicago. or any other city, is not sum-
cient to pay tho cost of taking cure of
. tho consequences of tho saloon. In
deed, Carroll O. Wright, the eminent
' htAtistical authoiity, says that for every
dollar that tho saloon brings iu, it
I .... .... ,11. n l..,llM,.fr nf
VUllDUn II LJ UUl,U IIIIVUl, I1UII lUlllll'Ll, Ul
$21. Union Signal.
Cats are known sometimes to have
tuliercolofiis, and that thoy lmvo in
many cafes been carriers of dlptheria
and other of tho ordinary infection
directly aud indirectly, if more than
iii'pected.
Accordimr to tho annual roport of the
Now Yoik stute board of charities there
is a greater domaud for girl babies for
adoption than can bo supplied. Nearly
400 fatnilios appliod for homeless chil
dren lu tlio past twelve moutna.
Americans profor electricity for run
ning nutomohilos, thu French petroleum
aud tlio Itussiaus wood alcohol, cost
ing in that country eight cents a gallon.
Tho art of paper making has roaohod
tho point whero it ia possible to cut
down a growing treo and convert it
into paper suitable for printing pur
poses within 14 hours.
I Tlireo now assistants have begun
thoir dutios at tho Central library of
Syraouso, N. Y. Wylth their coming
tho stall of womon workers is increased
to 10.
I Iiostou's polico mado 30,700 arrosts
last yoar, ns compared with 41,81(1 iu
1808. Tlio rooords show a slight in
oroase iu oriinoa iu whiolt violence is
employed.
j Tho polito parent of a sohool boy Iu
' Lawrenco, Mass., sent this noto to tho
lad's toaohor: "Pleas exuulr Frank
i staying home. Ho has the moealea to
I oblige his fathor."
I According to tradition, Arabic figures
wero dorlvod from Solomon's soal, upon
which thoy oau bo traced with a littlo
caro.
Denver expondod over $3,000,000 on
uoir buildiugs for busiuoss and publlo 1
purpoaos in 1809.
.A. 23c BAjmCPT.Tl BOTTLE FOR lOc.
DOCTORS INSIST that their patients use "5 DROPS" for
RHEUMATISM (flRNPY MSFAnP
E II 1 la Wllsf I I Villi IllUllb I WIVblDVh
Swansox Rheumatic Curb Co.: When I wrote you for a sample bottle of "5 DROPS" my
wife was autlerlnz terribly from Rheumatism and was very discouraged, as I had tried every
thing the doctors prescribed, ercn sending her to Richfield Springs, etc. Sly doctor Is very much
surprised at the progress my wife is making, and she is so well that aha
(trade make)
"ti nPflDC'l
Nelnllcn, Xeut-nlclia, I)yspeptla. neknehe,
Croup, Hlrrplesannt, A'trTouincii, Nurroui
nelie, ueuri ieakneii, sjropaj, ,imri.
n 0 a 1 rt to enibU inirerers to rlre 5 DuOrs at leut a trial, we will tend a ZSe tamme ootu.
OU UAI 3 prrpaldby ml.. tor 10ct. A
doMS) tl.oo, f botUea for IV. Sold by n and agents.
RWAXsOX KIIEV11ATIU UUUli
ALA8ASTINE
Is a durable and
natural coatlug
for walla anil rI I.
logs, made ready for nsa by mixing with cold
water. It is a cement that (roes throucb a pro
cess of sotting, hardens villi itge, and can be
coated aud recoated without aahing oQ its
old coats boforn renewing. Alabaitlcn is made
iu white, and fourteen beautiful tint. It is
pnt up in nre-pnuDd packages In dry form,
with complete directions on avery package.
ALABASTi
Should
with Itnl.
eominns. as It la entirely different from all the
various kalsomlnes on the market, being dur
able and not rtuck on Ilia wall with glue.
Alabastlne customers should avoid getting
cheap kalsomlnes under different names, by
insisting on havine the goods In packages
properly labeled They should reject all im
ItAtlons, There is nothing "just as good."
Prevonts much sickness, particularly throat
and lung didlcnttles, attributable tounsanltary
coatings on walls. It has been rwomrucndcyi
In a paper published by the Michigan Stata
Hoard ot Health on account of its sanitary
features; which paper strongly condemned
kalsomlnes. Alabastlne can be used on either
plastered walls, wood ceilings, brick or rauTas,
and any one-can brush it on. It admits of radi
cal change from wall paper decorations, thus
securing at reasonable expense the latest and
best affects. Alabastiue is manufactured by the
ALABASTINE COMPANY, of
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, from
whom all special information can be ob
tained. Write for instructive nnd interest
ing booklet, mailed fre to all applicants.
Patience.
Wo come to pntieuco by hoing tried,
tested, rasped, chafed by being put
under tho ilail and beaten, by being
put on the anvil and hammered. ltov.
John It. Shannon.
ANOTHER FAST TRAIN.
The lUo Graudo Western Railway'
"Tho Great Fait Lake Uonte," has ro
Mimed its fast train services to tho Fast,
making the run from Portland to Chi
cago in threo days and a half. No lay
over is necessary, and only ouo chaugo
of cars is mado. Thoso who desiro it
have tlio privllego, however, of a day
light stopover either at Salt Luke City
or Denver. Threo daily oxpress trains
are ruu, leaving Ogdou, Utah, nt 7:15
a.m., and 1:15 and 7 p in. Tho morn
ing train carries a through standard
sleeper to Chicago, via tho Burlington
Routo, nnd tho night train ouo via the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way, Tho tourist sloopers and chair
cars run daily as formerly through
from Portland to Denver. Twice a
week tourist excursion cars are run
through from Portland to Hoston. All
trains carry dining cars, making the
trip ncross tho continent, via "Tho
Groat Salt Lako Routo," most dosira
hie. 'flie Rio Graudo Wostern Railway
is tho only road running tluough Salt
Lnko City, and with Its connections
tho Denver & Rio Graudo and the Col
orado Midlaud takos tho passongor
through tho famous Rooky mountain
Bceuery of Colorado.
For rates and all other information,
addiOBS J. D. MANSFIELD,
General Agout,
253 Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon.
During the year ending Decornbor 1,
1809, tho main Chicago public library
distributed 010,310 volumes, wlillo tho
(10 Hubsttttlous cavo out 1,137.830. ,
Says
Catarrh Cure.
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PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
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poi'.ti.ani) wiiiB .1 more wocksi wirb
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j JOHN POOLE. Portland, ORitaos.
cm give you the best bargain in general
' machinery, engines, boilers, tnuks. pumps,
plows, belts nnd windmills. The new
steel IXL windmill, sold bv him, Is tin-
equulled.
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Portland, Oregen.
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Irritation or ulceration
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