Cottage Grove echo=leader., February 02, 1895, Image 4

H ig h est o f all in Leaven in g Pow er.— Latest U . S. G o v ’t R e p o rt
N E W YO R K FASH IO N S.
ODD FANCIES IN MADEUF CURS DE-
SCRIBED BY MATE LEROY.
Powder
A b s o l u t e l y
P U R E
Many New aitd Novel t-*‘, For 1'ilr This
Season - Charm ing
Evening Costumes.
W id e Moire Sash Ribbons Coming From
Paris - Reign o f the Prineess Gown.
[Copyright, 1804, by American Press Associa­
tion. J
gow ns, and the dressmaker, knowing the
taste an d Sftccial requirement? of each
keeps back one of the garments atherown
risk until the customer comes in. This
dress w w lying in wait, so to speak, for
the unw ary.
It was of a pepper and salt green, if I
may use that expression. The goods were
thick ard raised in a curious manner, and
the gem ral color was a muddy green. The
sleeves were shirred in two places about 2
inches wide, which left three full puffs,
the uppe r one being very full and large.
The other two were smaller and closer.
A t the wrist there was a little ruffle formed
1 by tho shirring of the material. There
were per taps ten rows of threads of the
shirring which formed the cuff part,
and the others had three or four. The
waist was gathered full on the shoulders,
and from the bust down it was shirred
closely in a manner which fitted it to the
figure. There was a small point in front
and back, and to define it there was a
draped mDire ribbon ending in two full ro­
settes, on ' at each side of tho waist. On
the right shoulder there was set a sharp
little bow of green moire of a 6oft, messy
shade. The collar was a stock cf drain'd
velvet of t deep wine color, with two buc­
kles of at opalescent metal. The skirt
was full a id fluted, hut not too wide, and
at tho bottom there was let in, one inch
above the nig., a narrow fold of the wine
colored velvet not over an eighth of an
inch wide. The whole gown was lined
with old gold faille. The finish and exact-
COST OF P A L A C E CAR S
FACTS CONCERNING PARLOR
AND SLEEPING CARS.
CARS
IIow T w o Men Came to Invent a Sleeping
Car at A bout the Same Tim e— Furnish­
ing of an O rdinary Sleeper— Pay of tlie
em ployees— B ig Profits.
NOT
M IC H .
Not much to give, a cup of water, yet its
draught o f Cool refreshment drained by
fevered lips will tend more pi- a ure through
the fa m e than when the juice o f w.ne re
news the j »vs of brighter days; not much
to buy, a bottle o f St. Jacobs Oil, yet,
rubbed well on lumbago’s twisting pains,
will straighten up and cure more crooked
back» than when the boys march fortb on
holiday parade. Not much to try it. any-
way; for in all its world-wide nnssi-m to
; comfort those in pain it never yet deceived.
! so that its name like ho ue' old words is
known to le remembered. It ’s the exter-
j nai wine of joy.
[
j
O F F IC IA L N O T IC E
OF THE
j
WORLD’S FAIR AWARD
TO
|
No other country can boast of railroad
ter
vice
equal
to
our
own.
Even
our
pigs
We see but little really novel this week,
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A Field For Missionary EiTort.
End horses have palaces on wheels.
with the exception of some odd fancies in
TH E SOLACING WEED.
I f the American missiom.ries are
In 1857 Webster Wagner, then freight
madeup furs and a few new designs in
agent of the New York and Hudson River
thrown out o f China in retaliation for Civftlzed Men Take to Tobacco as a hovel cloaks and capes, but these ere beautiful
Soiuv Theater Curtains.
railroad, running from New York to A l­
Above the Low er Animals.
the Geary law, it is to b « hoped that the
enough
to make up — for the
lack
of many -
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• ■ ----------*-r
.........
.........
A t the house occupied by Mr. George
bany. conceived the idea of putting berths
In the opinion of about four in every other things. One quiet and elegant little
American board w ill arrange to main­
into cars ho that ¡»assengers might sleep in j Alexander—the St. James—the act drop
tain them all for a time in the Pacific five men the essential difference between cape of close Persian, which reached just
them. One year later four of these cars ; charmingly represents the front of the pal j
states.
There seems to be a great op­ man and the inferior animals is that below the waist, was shown me the other
were in operation. Wagner used ordinary | ace from which the theater takes its name
day. There was a cape collar over this,
mail
.smokes
tobacco.
Occasionally
a
pre­
portunity there for missionary effort.
coaches and constructed l>erths in tiers, j The time depicted is theMays when :>-cor-
J o h n B o y d T h a c h e r , Chairman of the
tamrht
to
n,n(*e
80
t
*
10-
the
upper
portion
was
per
nered hats and bob wigs were the fashion.
Missionaries who have lived long in cocious monkey has been
like those in ocean steamers.
a H
j fectly flat, while the edges rounded up in
Executive
Committee on Awards at the Col­
Mr.
Toole
possesses
tin
act
drop
which
is
es­
China may be expected to know more drink beer and smoke a pipe— Old Tom a flare, like a bell. Above this was a turn­
There were three tiers. The upper berths |
were made of slats. During the day these j sentially original. It shows the famous
about the Chinese than even the Califor­ in the London zoo, for instance— but down collar, just meeting at the throat.
umbian Exposition, writing from Washington.
slats were taken out, togethtr witfc the ! comedian, as the Don, peeping from behind
nians do. I f they tackled the Californi­ this only emphasizes the exclusive hu­
There was another, intended f i r a young
D. C-, to the Price Baking Powder Company,
mattresses, and were piled in the ends of i a curtain, apparently to ascertain if the |
ans. one o f tw o things might be expected manness of smoking. The monkey is | lady, of mink fur, cut in plain circular
the cars. The cost of construction of these house is full. - The curtains at Drury l^ane :
says:
to happen. Either they would convert nearest kin to man and is in fu ll prog­ j shape, with a flat collar. This was very
cars was a boat $12,000each. Two years later ! and Covent Garden represent the green
the Californians to better sentiments ress toward the human state. As the
Mr. Wagner changed these berths so that cloth of old days and are remarkable only j
abont the Chinese, or the Californians ultra temperance lecturers affirm, “ A
“ / h e rn v ifh enclose you an o ffic ia l copy o f y o u r
they were hung from above by iron rods, j on account of their size.
wonld convince them that their anti- dog wouldn’ t smoke the v ile w eed.”
On sharp curves the occupant of the berth ! Perhaps, however, the curtain which may I
aw ard , w hich in due tim e, w ill le in scribed in the
fittingly
take
rank
with
that
of
the
Lyceum
N o other animal than superior man and
Chinese persnasions are justified.
was apt to be thrown out or at least have
D ip lo m a , and foru < a rd ed to y o u r address, unless oth er-
his elbows thumped against the side of the j is used at the new Palace Theater of Vari­
In the latter case the missionaries the anthropoid ape w ill Rraoke. Perhaps
wise in d ica ted by y o u ."
car. The cars were very crude. A tin wash­ eties. It was made for the theater when
could be brought east to correct the in the civilized white world one man in
basin apologized for the absence of a bath- , Mr. D’Oyly Carte opened it with Sir Arthur
views of our part o f the country, since five is the tictim of some defect that
room. The absence of all other comforts Sullivan's opera, “ I van hoe.” When hang­
it is important that whatever are the disqualifies him for smoking. The de­
Thus are the honors awarded
ing, the curtain looks like a magnificent
apologized for them.
right views about the Chinese the whole fect may be a tendency to a cancerous
A few months after Mr. Wagner con­ pair of golden gates. Measuring 33 feet
country should hold them. T o have one growth, or it may be a w ife or a mother-
ceived the idea of a sleeping car George M. ! high by 48 feet wide, a special room had to
section of the land maintain views of in-law. The remaining four are in the
Pullman was riding on the Chicago and l>e hired for it to be made in.
cheap labor which all the reformers in fu ll enjoyment of all their faculties
Alton railroad when a similar scheme j The base of the curtain is gold colored
at the W orld’s Fair fully verified.
struck him. He got two of the railroad's silk, on which h:us been worked an ap­
the rest o f the country denounce is a and the right to pursue happiness
passenger coaches and constructed a sleep- i plique of a darker tone of the same color.
state of things o f which the United through a cloud of tobacco smoke.
ing car much like Mr. Wagner's. Neither The applique, outlined by a fine cord of
On the other hand the claims to awards
Lack of opportunity to smoke is w ith ­
States has already had all the experience
gentleman was aware of the doings of the j silk, has suspended from it a fringe with
NOVELTIES IN FURS.
it wants.—Harper's Weekly.
out doubt the most afflictive evil under
at the Fair by a New York Baking Powder
other. One of these cars built by Mr. Pull­ tassels. Between 500 aud 000 yards of silk
which a m ajority of men suffer. A full, 60 that it hung in heavy folds all
man was the famous “ Poineer,” now hon- j —a yard in width—and more than 600 of
are proven wholly false.
Official records
Tlie Seals as Linguists.
large proportion of men are employed around. These, however, though very
orably retired. From these two beginnings such cords have been used in the curtain.
pretty,
were
not
special
novelties
like
the
show
it
was
not
even
an
exhibitor.
Was
Mr. Condert o f counsel for the United in offices, stores aud shops where rules
sprung the two great palace car companies The coni and fringe were made in London
States in the Behring sea arbitration case against smoking are rigid ly enforced. vietorine, made entirely of mink tails,
of today, the Wagner and the Pullman. and the silk in Lyons. The substance of
it
because
it
contained
Ammonia
?
with a roll collar as the only solid piece of
The one operates 1,800 cars on 17,000 miles the curtain is composed of layers of wad­
at Paris stated that there could be “ no This is entirely proper.
N o superior fur about it. There were 37 tails used to
of railroad, with 30 different railroad com­ ding, the lining lieing of yellow satteen.
commingling of the seal herds o f Alaska smoker ever smokes while working. To make this vietorine. There was another
The Life o f the Ichneumon Fly.
panies. The other operates 2,200 cars on The valiance is i.i applique work in bright
I’ O W S TH IS ?
and those of Asiatic Russia." The able do that is to debase the luxury and to curiously shaped collarette of black fur.
A writer gives an interesting account of
100,000 miles of railroad. There were also reds, blues, yellows and browns.—Million.
counsel is probably unaware that prior take off the keen edge of the pleasure. That part which encircled the neck ex­
the curious habits of the if hneumon fly of
two smaller companies years ago, the
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
to 1870 the seals composing the two It is intemperance and dissipation. The tended down the front like two long era
Snakes Break Up a Sunday PIcaftc.
Ceylon, the natural enemy of the spider. for any case of Catarrh that cannot 1)«
Woodruff and the Mann. The Woodruff
herds referred to by him were all Rus­ most expert wine tasters never drink to vat ends, and they were passed through a
Sunday a party o f picnickers of Gas This insect is green in color and in form cured bv H all’* Catarrh Cur* !
was merged into the Pullman company in
sian, spoke only the Russian language, excess, but find that in moderation only slido of fur that gave the appearance of
F. J. C H E N E Y «fc CO.. Prop».,
’ 891, and the Mann company is almost de- City went to Rock Dam, 2 miles below j resembles a wasp with a marvelously thin
Toledo, Ohio.
lived and died in Russian style, but as does the palate retain its power to de­ being tied like a man's necktie. A t the
.u net.
that place on the Mississinewa, for an waist. It makes its nest of well worked
lower edge of this there was a sprung col-
We,
the
undersigned, have known F. J.
clay,
and
then
goes
out
on
a
hunting
expe­
A picture of a car of 18G0 and a descrip­ afternoon's enjoyment.
he is so positive that each American seal tect the delicate flavor. So w ith smok­
Hardly
had
|
iui about 6 inches w ide.
dition. Its victims are invariably spiders Cheney for the rast 15 years, an i believe
tion of a car of today would serve better
invariably returns to the islands o f St. ing. A t night, after a few pipes or ci­
they lx»en seated when a huge black ; of various kinds, but all are subject to the him perfectly honorable in all business
These two novelties were very dressy
than anything else to convey an idea of the
transactions and financially able to carry
Paul and St. George and each Rnssiau gars have dulled the edge of appetite, it and pretty. There was a neckscarf of
snake
appeared,
to
be
dispatched
by
Mr
same mode of treatment.
A scientific
progress and advancement in traveling. But
WINTER CAPE.
by their firm.
seal to Copper island, without an occa­ is allowable to smoke half a dozen with black Alaska sable about 4 inches wide
Pritchard.
In a twinkling the rocks sting injects some poison which effectually out any obligations made
with
oM
the
crudeness
and
plainness
of
the
W est A T rcax .
sional variation, Mr. Coudert may pos­ some violence to stimulate a jaded pal­ through the middle portion. Toward the ness of every stitch of this gown were a one and all the gorgeousness and luxury of were a mass o f hissing, writhing, crawl
paralyzes the luckless spider, who is then
Wholesale
Druggi-ts
Toledo, O.
sess some exclusive— very much and ex­ ate, but at other times pleasure goes ends tho fur widened to 6 inches and was delight to tho eye. There was a double the other so great has been the advance­ ing, slimy reptiles o f all sizes and de­ carried off to the nest and there fastened
W a i . iu n g , K in n a n A M a r v i n .
ruffle of old rose and moss green taffeta,
cut
slanting
on
the
ends,
and
it
finished
Wholesale
Diuggists.
Toledo, O.
with a dab of moist clay.
ceedingly exclusive—information show­ with moderation. T o smoke after a meal
both pinked, set in under the skirt, so ment in car construction that tlie cost of scriptions. The party found themselves
Hall's Catarrh Cure
taken internally,
ing that the Alaskan seals have wholly is the im perative demand of the whole off with two tails to each end. It crossed that the two edges almost showed. I won­ the cars of today does not exceed the cost in a nest of excited snakes. The party | Anot her and another victim is brought to
acting directly upon th* blood and mucous
forgotten their mother tongue and ac­ system. N ot to be able to do this is to over and fastened with a hook and eye. der who will get that dress. Whoever does of the first palace cars built by $3,000, save, fled, of course. The snakes are estimated this chamber of horrors. Then the presci­ surfaces *»f the system. Price, 75c. per bot­
There was a vietorine of a yellow fur com­
quired a knowledge o f English, and as incur endless disorders o f tho nervous bined with black Persian. The upper por­ will pay $17.) for it. It is unique in a of course, in special instances. It took one at not less than 100 in number. Among ent mother ichneumon fly proceeds to de­ tle. 8 «Id ny all IL'U gqists. Testimonials
posit her eggs, one in the body of each spi­ free.
the Copper island seals converse only in system, the stomach and the entire d i­ tion and collar were of Persian, and all way, as so far I have never seen any of the year to build the Pioneer, and it cost $18,- them wore tw o monsters that are de­
der, which can just move its legs in a vague,
000. It takes two months to turn a car out
Russian of coarse commingling o f the gestive apparatus and sometimes to in­ around the edges the yellow fur was set in material anywhere of which it is made.
scribed as not less than 20 feet in length aimless manner, but can offer no resistance.
q o w , aud seldom does it cost $10,000.
The J u d g e -I hope I shall not see v«m here
herds would be an unheard of fo lly .— vite progressive decay o f the mental with deep Vandyke points. It was very It is as soft as crepon, thick as cheviot
This done, the fly returns to her work as a again. Prbouer (w ho is arrested w e e k ly )-N o t
It was but a step from a sleeping car to a
rnd
both
rough
and
smooth
at
the
?amo
H O P E C R U S H E D T O K A IiT H
Fur Trade Review.
mason. She prepares more clay and builds see me? Whv, yer ain’ t g o t »’ to resign yer posi
faculties. There is no better preparation showy.
parlor
car.
But
it
was
years
before
a
hotel
Black Persian a r i astrakhan are com­ Jme. I don’r, believe that such material or buffet car was turned out. Pullman built
up the entrance to this ghastly cell. Then tion, are yei ?
for a day’s work for the smoker than a
was ever woven, and imagine that it must
W ill rise again in the bosom of a dyspept’ c wiee
Tlie M emory of a Fall.
pipe or cigar after breakfast.— N ew bined with ermine and chinchilla in many be some freak or nature, and that it just the first one in l87<> for use at the centennial. enough to sub titute for the p-eudo tonics, she commences a new cell, which she fur­
P R O O F O F M E R IT .
little capes and collarettes, and the.v are
It was a sleeping car with kitchen attach­ i which have bamboozled him out of his beliel nishes in like manner and closes. Then she
“ I wonder how it comes about,” said J. York Advertiser.
very pretty. The Eton jacket of fur is "growed,” like Topsy.
ment. The passengers slept in the car, and , in the rossibility o f cur*', the real invigor*nt adds yet another cell, and so proceeds untii
T. Abrams, “ that a beautiful face of which
• The new fans for this season are not
Hos e ter’s Stoma« h B tt< ra. her store of eggs are all provided for, and,
quite a rage among those who have slim
The proof o f the merits of a plaster is
their meals wire served in the spaces their i and stomachic,
you only bad one «lance in all your life
BRASS SIGNS IN NEW YORK.
bilious, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the
figures. Tlie black Persian and moire as­ very large nor too small, but are of exqui | bert hs occupied at night. A ll the Pullman i The
rheumat c alike derive ►peedy benefit from this her task in life being accomplished, she the cures it effects, and the voluntary testi­
can live so vividly in your memory? Mine
site
workmanship.
Some
have
inlaid
cb
trakhan are prettier than any other for
; sleepers are buffet cars now. Few of them helpful lotunic medicine. Persons suffering dies, leaving her evil brood to hatch at lei­ monials o f those who have med A l ic o c k ’ s
was a mere passing glance. Why, confound Probably H a lf a M illion D ollars Invested
this purpose. The undyed Persian looks ony and ivory sticks, with delicate tracery are hotel cars, where freshly cooked meats ! fi o j i itidig* Htion Will gain no positive puma- sure.
In This Sort of Ornamentation.
' P oe * us P iasters during the past thirty
it all, every time a chilly rain drizzles down
» ent good from the fiery, mime Heated stiniu-
j
of
gold
and
flowers
formed
of
mother
of
clumsy for some reason.
In due time these horrid little maggots
are served. The dining cars supplanted the j lauts o f commerce, too often used recklessly,
all day end makes everything lonesome
A stroll along Broadway early in the
Furs are treated differently this year pearl or enamel. There are some feather hotel cars, which were modified into buffet j The Bitters is immeasurably to be t referred to come to life and find themselves cradled in I years are unimpeachable evidence of its
and cold I feel like getting off alone and morning discloses an army of men en- j from
! superiority ami should con\ nee the most
any style ever before seen. Sealskin fans, but not as many as there should he,
I these as a t< nic, since its pure baris is modified
looking out on the dull earth—just to think gafed in polishing the brass signs that and other furs are made into hows and as they are always dainty and graceful, cars. The observation and combination cars j by the conjunction with it of vegetable ingredi­ a larder of fresh meat. Each poor spider is skeptical. Self praise is lie recommenda­
are only a few years old. Private cars began e n ts of he highest r*medial excellence, vials- still alive, and bis juices afford nutriment tion, but certificates from t lose who have
of that one face. It has been so long now,
flank the entrance of the stores, and the loops, plaited and puffed. I scarcely like i The most of tho others are made of gauze with the organizations of the companies, rla is prevented und ren edi°d by it, and it iu- for the ichneumon grub, till it is ready to used them are.
nearly twelve years since I met a pale faced
and crape. Sometimes one will be scon
j fuses vigor into the weak and siCKly. A wine
pass into its chrysalis stage, thence to
Beware of imitations and < o rot be de­
girl in New . 1; coming along Fifty-first same sight may be noted on Sixth ave­ to see them arranged in this way, but made of black lace drawn smoothly over but they have changed much in furnishings ! g'assful three times a oay is the average dose.
emerge as a winged fly, fully prepared to ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for A m .-
street. It v.as a disagreeable day, with nue or any of the other principal busi­ others may like them. The Eton jackets white crepe lisse or w hite lace over some and finish.
are
mado
to
button
closely
and
are
double
cock
’ s , and do not be persua« ed to accept
The
furnishings
of
an
average
Wagner
carry
out
the
traditions
of
its
ancestors
“ Who is the author of ’ he phrase, 4 Make
muddy streets aud drizzling rain to heat ness streets. W alk down one of these
light colored silk. Some of the black fans
haste slowly?' ” “ I don’ t know. It was prob
with regard to spiders and to fulfill the a substitute.
everything. Some dark brown curls were thoroughfares an hour later, and the or single breasted, as each lady may pre­ are spangled, i nd I noticed one with a sleeping car, which has compartments to |
j
ably
soraeb
»dy
who
was
engineer.ug
a
contract
i
B
r
a n d r e t h ’ s P i l l s n e ver g ) a stra y.
purpose for which t hey have been created,
loosened by the w ind and lay limp and wet rays of the sun, reflected from thou- fer. If they are double breasted, they have j fringe of spangles which rattled sharply accommodate 32 passengers, for an ordinary to build a new postoffice ’’
sharp
rovers
and
collar
and
are
slightly
run
of
a
day
and
a
night
and
return
are
100
according
to
ichneumon
belief.—
-leisure
against her forehead. 1 observed all this sands of burnished surfaces, made bright opon at tho neck. Tho single breasted with every motion.
H< couldn't put Kttan b- 1 n«1 him
sheets, 100 hand towels, 100 pillowslips, 12
Hour.
N E W W A Y E A S T -N O DUST.
in passing by, and I imagined that the girl for the day by vigorous rubbing, dance
No matter how herd he .ried—
I was told in a private letter from Paris cakes of soap, 0 boxes of matches, 2 brooms,
style buttons or closes invariably to the
was hungry or homeless, or both, hut 1
M ake the Frocks Fireproof.
For, spl e of bin earnest » \ de v jr ,
about you and dazzle your eyes. In fact, chin, and there is a choker collar. I saw j that there are to bo worn many wide moire fi whisk brooms, 0 combs and 6 brushes.
G > East from Pori land Pendleton. Walla
Auld Niek w as still i »uc.
couldn’t tell; all I could do was simply to
W ith the Fourth o f July in the near
commercial N ew York is a city of brass one black Persian double breasted Eton 1 sash ribbons. They will not be tied nor The Pullman furnishes 150 sheets, towels Walla via O. R. <fc N. to Spokane and Great
turn and look after her.
i
Nurthe
ti
lla
i
wav
to
Montana,
Dakotas,
St.
■
looped,
but
ma
le
up
into
flat
bows
with
distance
it
may
be
well
for
the
careful
with
immense
revers
of
sealskin.
The
and
pillowslips
respectively.
The
bleeping
P I A N O S —Hardin ii —C hiekering— FibCher.
“ I have traveled nearly around the world signs.
| long ends, and these will ho fastened to cars vary in their accommodations of pas­ j Paul, Minneapolis. Chicago, Omaha, St mother to recall that the little cotton
Ix)w prleer,; easv terms. For - ale bv
The other day a South F ifth avenue sleeves wero of the Persian, with small
since then in Asia, Africa and Europe and
| the waist. The long ends are to bo left sengers from 20 to 32. They have in ad Louie, East ana South. Rock ballast track; frocks o f her daughter may be made fire­
W I L E Y B. A L L E N C O . (th e oldest and
pointed
cuffs
of
the
sealskin.
This
was
out through the lonesome, dreary mining maker was asked if he could give an es
Largest music store), 211 First S .. Portland.
; free. The exact position whore these bows dition to theirother equipments» hammer, fine scenery; new equipment; Great Noitli proof by adding an ounce o f alum to the
ern Palace Meepers and Diners; Family
camps of the west, but I haven’t been able timate of the amount of money invested very rich and effective.
are to be set is not fixed. They may be monkey wrench, hatchet, saw and crowbars, Tourist Cars; Buffet Library Cars. Write
Almost
every
tailor
made
gown
has
a
j
last
rinsing
water.
It
would
not
be
a
to forget that face. On bright days I won­ in these “ standing ads.” of metal.
Dae Enamellue Stove Polish ; no dnst no smell.
small lino of fur around the skirt. Some j i on one side or the other, directly in front, iron and wooden buckets and feather dust­ 0. C. Donovan, General Agent, Portland.
der little about her, but every time it rains
“ W e ll,” he replied, “ a door sign of have two or three I admired one very I j on the back, or set up at the bust line, if ers The cost of equipment of a car, in­ Oregon, or F. I. Whitney, G. P. A T. A., bad idea to put one o f last summer's
1 feel this way. I know away down near
brass costs from $25 to $150, according much. Tho skirt was cf a gray blue covert j so desired, but the bow and ends must bo cluding tapestries, averages $2,800. The cost St. Paul, Minn., for printed matter and in­ dresses through that treatment for wear
T ry G rrmra for brwakfaat
the Cape of Good Hope I sat one entire
on Independence day.— N ew York Times.
formation about rates, routes, etc.
there. I should have said that all these of the car proper averages $12,000 more.
morning looking out and seeing that girl’s to its size, lettering and border designs. cloth, and around tho bottom there were bows are black.
The conductors cf the cars receive from
face in the wet leaves of the trees and pools O f course you can get small office signs ! three very narrow bands of black Persian,
This same letter says that the princess
of water held in basins of mud. It was al­ for less money, but I am speaking of and two a trifle wider were carried up tho shape of dress will bo a vogue in Paris at $75 to $100 a month, according to ability
and
length of servicj
The companies gov-
skirt
to
the
waist
line.
With
this
was
ways one thought—what did the girl want? those used by merchants, bankers and
least and adds that many are now being
_a set of rules much
— whether she was hungry and cold, or that class of people. Take some large worn one of the Eton jackets such as I privately shown as models where all the ern conductors \]
S
S H O E -r iir A Y
like a civil serv
It is supposed Of Rheumatism you should remember that
homeless and cold, or both, and why didn’t stores, and you w ill notice they are lit­ have been describing.
est records get the relief is at han l in Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
One would think that sealskin was a trimming and whole general plan of the that those with €
9. CORDOVAN,
I help her? Queer, isn’t it?” —St. Louis erally bordered with brass signs at the
middle
age
gowns
aro
closely
followed.
FRENCH A INAWCLLtO CALF.
very difficult material to embroider, but it
best runs and the top notch salary. Each Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid in the
Globe-De mocrat.
entrances and long signs beneath the big is possible, and the effect of such manipu­ They all have demitrains. Perhaps this conductor buys his own uniform. The
F i n e C a u IKAHGiRoa
show windows. A display of that sort lation is extremely rich. I saw’ a princess is Intended to fellow the Gismonda cos­ company provides an overcoat, which it blood, which settles in the joints. Hood's
* 3 . V POLICE, 3 SOLES.
represents an outlay of from anywhere shaped sealskin coat reaching quite to the tumes, and, if sc, the designers make no stores in summer. The porters’ salaries
Sarsa-
ON T H E RO AD between $500 and $2,000. From the lo­ ground. It was lapped to the left and fas mistake. I saw Fanny Davenport in her vary from $25 to $75 a month. Very few
to recovery, the cal business our firm does and from a tened with three largo buttons, one set play of that name and was struck then by get $75. Like the conductors they buy their
__
pari Ha
young woman
* 2 .* I.7P BOYSSCHOOlSHOEi
exactly at the waist and one above and the wonderful grace and beauty of tho cos own uniforms and wear overcoats furnished
who is taking general knowledge of how our rivals are one below. There were large revers of the tumes she wears. Two of them are en by the company. The conductors are re­ » « % % % % % % % « % % >
l a d ie s *
S a rs a p a rilla
Doctor Pierces getting on, I have no hesitancy in say­
princesse,
and
they
are
superb.
One
was
F avorite P re ­ ing that commercial N ew York city hae seal richly embroidered in shaded brown of a delicate old rose embroidered all over quired to give a surety bond in the sum of p u r i fi e s the
$500. The porters give no bond.
silks, for the most part in the dull bronze
blood and re-
scription.
In
with flower-deluge in blue pearl beads.
The arrangements between the railroad in o v e s t h i s
maidenhood, wo­ $500,000 invested in brass signs.” — shades. This was raised high by means
The
sleeves
and
corsage
were
trimmed
BSOCKTOI1KRB5.
of some kind of padding under the stitehes.
companies and the palace car companies is taint. T h e r e - » A A A 1 A % % % % % A
manhood, wife­ N ew York W orld.
Over Oas Million People wear the
with a network ai d fringe of tho beads, ordinarily in the form of a contract where­ fore Hood’s Barsaparil’a cures rheumatism
hood and moth­
The revers collar and cuffs were all deco
Horsepower of the W o rld ’s Engines.
and
down
the
right
side
there
was
a
cas­
when
all
other
remedies
have
failed.
Give
erhood the “ Pre­
by the palace car company agrees to furnish
rated in this way. The sleeves were gigot
scription’’ is a
cade of the same.
The Best F I R E for C ou gh s, Colds and All onr shoes are equally satisfactory
the capital and the cars, while the roads it a fair trial.
The whole gar
A steam “ horsepower” is equivalent and laid in thick plaits
“ I suite!ed intensely with rheumatism, C o M * ii i n p t in n .
arting tonic
supportin
Tho
other
dress
was
a
white
one
cut
agree
to haul them free, only pocketing but
They f i v e the beet value fo r the ntonev.
H
ood’s
Sarsapanlia
has
perfectly
cured
and ne
Sold by all Druggists. Pr'ce, fO cents.
le r v in e to the tctual strength of three horses ol
princess, with loose draperies of lace cov­ the regular railroad fare paid by each pas­
Ta ey equal custom Shoes In sty le and fit.
J. R. GATES & CO., Proprietors,
m a.” — H a r r y F. P it t a r p , Winterville, Ga.
th at’s pecu liarly the average w eight and size, and eaoh
ered with gold spangles hanging from the senger. In some instances where palace
Tfcoi. w earin g qualities are unsurpassed.
4.7
Bau
some
St..
S.
F.
adapted to her horse represents the strength of seven
The prices are uniform ,— stamped on i
shoulders.
H o o d 's P i l i s a r e t’ic te s t fam ily cathartic.
car traffic is apt to be light the railroad
needs,
regulating,
From $i to $ j saved o v er other makes
men of the average weight of 154
D a rk er and h eavier goods than these, company pays a proper sum to tlie palace
strengthen ing and cur-
if your dealer cannot supply you vre can.
The
life
germ
Manhood restored
h ow ever, are also m ade in this style, and car company for running cars on the road.
;; in g the derangem ents pounds. The total horsepower of the en­
Night Emissions,
and vital force of
’ ) o f the sex. W h y is it gines of the world (not including loco-
the princess g o w n is seen n ot seldom upon
Weak memory.
A point on which the general traveling
plants and flowers;
so many women owe th eir beauty to Dr. motives,of which there are 105,000, with
Atrophy, Sexual
the streets now .
M ate L ero y .
public has long been uncertain of the atti­
it g i v e s v i g o r ,
Weakness, etc.,
P ie r c e ’s F avorite Prescrip tion ?
Because
a total horsepower of 3,000,000) is 46,-
tude of the Wagner and Pullman companies
Surely cured by
power and size to
b e a u t) o f form and face radiate from the
is
the
responsibility
for
the
baggage
and
Im it a t io n s o f A m e r ic a n M a n u fa c tu r e s .
the vital organs of
com m on center— health.
T h e best b o d ily 000,000, which represents all the forco
P O LLEN AC M E
effects of the passengers while in the palace
condition results from good food, fresh air that could be exerted by 1,000,000,000
H o ot
man.
Consuls have become weary o f calling
i f you use the Petalum*
CLEAR
cars. Officials of both the Pullman and
and exercise coupled w ith the ju d icio u s use men, or .more than twice the total work­
Incubators A Brooders-
attention to fraui s dangerous to the Wagner companies say that they are not
o f the “ Prescrip tion .”
Make money while
___
SKIN,
ing
population
of
the
entire
globe.
Four-
trade of the United States which are the custodians of the passengers’ personal
I f there be headache, pain in the hack,
others are wasting
c
u
r
e
s
C
o
n
s
t
i
p
a
t
i
o
n
time
by old processes.
bearing-dow n sensations, or gen eral d e­ fifths of the power machines now in ac­
conducted on a g igin tic scale in Europe. effects They call their porters and con­
C atalogtelisall al*>ut
b ility , or i f there be nervous disturbance, tive service have been made during the
V p. IN D IG E S T IO N D I Z Z I N E S S
Tha Germans reproduce American sew­ ductors servants and not agents and state
it.and describes every
nervous prostration, and sleeplessness, tlie past 25 years. This country has the
E a s y to c a r r y in
E r u p t io n s o n t h e
$ k in
article needed for IY
ing machines, stoves and all sorts of that they are forbidden to become custodi­
P O LLEN ACM E
“ P re s c rip tio n ” reaches the origin o f the
vest / v h ot.
poultry business.
B eautifies / C o m p l e x i o n .
T h e most w o n ­
tools, substituting iron for steel. They ans even for the time being.
Price $ 1 . S i x for $ 5
trouble and corrects it. It dispels aches highest amonnt of horsepower, 7,500,-
JY50.
FOR
A
CASE
IT
WILL
NOT
CURE.
derful
ac
hievement
A palace car pays an enormous interest
Sen t i n p l a i n
and pains, corrects displacem ents and cures 000; England comes second, w ith 7,000,-
mark them with the names and brands
Th e “ E R IE ”
In Me di cal Science.
w r a p p e r , o r at
Anaareeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC.
when theamountof capital invested is cod
catarrhal inflam m ation o f the lin in g m em ­ 000; Germany third, 4,500,000, only
T h f o n ly ackn rtvl-
mechanically the best
of Yankee manufacturers and send them
all D ruggist s.
by Druggists or sent by matt. 25c.. 50e.
branes, fa llin g o f the wom b, ulceration, ir ­ tw o other countries, France and Aus­
sidered. An official of one of the companies Sold
tefoed fte rm a n e n
.wheel. Prettiest model.
A d dr e ss,
and $1.00 per package. Samples free.
to South America, A frica and all over says that the fare to C’bicago is $5, and that
regularities and kindred maladies.
eu r t g u a r a nteed.
1
We are Pacific Coast
SrANDARO R im C o
I f Â
Á The Favorite TOOTH PCWÏH
tria-Hungary, having engines represent­
Agents. Bicycle cata
the world. Though of wretched quality a, sleeper makes six round trips a month,
• CATTLC. WASH #
New York
A V
I»
for the Teeth and Itreail..«^ .
logue.mailed’free,
gives
ing
over
1,000,000
horsepower,
that
of
RAC. COAST BAANC I
1 1 5 - 1 17 Fulton St.
“ F A L L IN G O F W O M B .’ ’
they are cheap and actually crowd out carrying 15 passengers each way, and re
VISITING COSTUMES.
full description, price«, etc., a g e n t s WAVTED
«
France being reckoned at 3,000,000 and «nent was beautiful. So was the sum it tho real American goods. In this fash­ turns 35 per cent clear profit on the pro­
M rs . F r a n k C a m -
PETALUM A I1VCUBAT0R CO.,Petalnir.*,Cal.
Austria-Hungary at 1,500,000. The cost— namely, $1,850. But that does not ion iron machetes are substituted for our ceeds. It is a poor run where the clear
B r a n c h H ouse , 231 S Main St., l.os Angeles
F i e l d . o f East D ic k in ­
son , F ra n k lin Co., N .
above figures are for 1891 and are the Beem so very much to those who are able own steel ones in South America, and yearly proceeds are not 30 per cent of the
Y . , w rites : “ I deem i t 1
very latest on that subject.— St. Louis to buy such superb garments. I saw a Colt’s and Remington’s revolvers are cost of the car.—New York Sun.
m y duty to express m y
cape which reached but little below the burlesqued as one might say, in the
Republic.
deep, heart fe lt g ra ti­
waist that cost $7,500. It was of Russian
tude to you for h a vin g
cheapest possible materials. American
Tlie Inventor of the Torpedo.
sable and lined with imperial ermine. 1
been the means, under
machines are taken apart, and the pieces
BESf IN THE WORLD.
____
Providence, o f restor­
Mr. Brennan, the inventor of the tor­ wonder if the wearers take $7,500 worth
are copied with iron castings, which are
ID.weitriTi? qitftHt e*ftrf-tin.nrpiiM'«-1,ftcmHl)y
in g me to health, for I
pedo, commenced life as a watchmaker of comfort out of such expensive things?
ou>l« 8 tlnR two b^xe. of ativ otht^r b r.m l. f n c
put together to form clumsy counter­
have been b y spells un­
in Australia and at once developed a I think I would like to try.
from A lilm .l ttll-. « i f . r T H K U I A I I I K K .
a b le to w a lk . M y
Some women would be quite as happy feits. This is done with all of the finest
F R HA K K HY O R E U O K A M »
genius
for
invention.
From
first
to
last
troubles w ere o f the
In a new winter cape that was sold last agricultural implements.
I W 'W A 'i l l l N l i T O N M K I K I I A > T S - W 1
w om b — inflam m atory
this torpedo, which has proved so prof­ week. It was military form, but reached
■ nd Dealer* xeocrml ly.
The imitations lead the observer to
and bearing-down sen­
itable to him, cost him 18 years of hard to below tho knees and was lined with
sations and the doctors
speculate as to the probable period of
work. The torpedo was sold to the B rit­ faille of a deep cardinal and interlined with
T HE BEST LINE
all said, th ey could not
time during which the world would have
ish government for $150,000, and to in ­ the wadded canton flannel now used for
been
without
such
useful
inventions
if
CT v , ™ve bottles o f Dr M rs C a m f i e l d .
sure the secret of the mechanism being such purposes in place of the quilted silk
it had been left to Europeans to discover i
P ie r c e ’s w onderfu l F avorite Prescription
kept each portion of this fearful engine used before. This cape was made of heavy
has cured me. ”
them. Ingenious Britishers are making
of destruction is made in a different ottoman silk, and all around the edge
V E S T IB U L E T R A IN S .
counterfeits o f Yankee textile fabrics,
/ suffered from catarrh I
shop, the workmen are searched on en­ there was an applique of sealskin cut out
E L E G A N T D IN IN C C A R S .
in scallops. The**' was an application of and the looms of Manchester are turn­
o f the worst kind ever since]
Q U IC K T IM E .
tering and leaving the building, and
fancy black souta
with picot edges set ing out millions o f yards o f cotton an­
Ask for Tickets via
a boy, and I never hop'dl
Mr. Brennan and his partner are the on as a heading ana forming triple loops.
nually which bear tlie names and brands !
for cure, but Ely's Cream\
PLUG CUT
only persons who fix the torpedo togeth­ This trimming went all around, up the
Balm teems to do even that.
of American manufacturers. These cot­
F O R C H IL D R E N T E E T H IN G
-
er
ready
for
working.—
London
Globe.
Many acquaintances have\
front and around the neck. The collar waf. tons are marketed in China because the
E. D. M fO MICK.
D. B. MARTIN.
I f w i a U t r a l l f ’n a l U a l i C a u . U U U .
N. p . N . 0 . N o 582 N. f . N f l N o. 5 »
used it rvith excellent re-\
of sealskin, and the fur along tho fronts Chinese have a liking for products of
Pass. Traffic Manag« r,
Gen. Pass. <& Tkt. Agt.,
A Novel Test For Drunkenness.
suits . — () car O trum, If a
O
N
B
E
N
J
O
Y
S
was
made
considerably
deeper
than
that
C
IN
C
IN
N
A
”
I.
this
sort
from
the
United
States.
They
W arren ave .ue, Chicago J
A simple bnt effective test to decide
on the bottom.
the . method and resulta when
111.
are very heavily "sized" with white of Both
„
E stab 1866.
C O R B I T T & M A C L E A Y C O , In c . 1893.
whether a man is drunk or sober was
It is one of the curiosities of fashionable
IMPORTER*, SHIPPING « d <’«»MMISSION MERCHANTiv i i ♦ral Klmm-e mad* on »pprovrd
o f Figs is taken; it is pleasant
III I I T r n n i l / r D 0 0 0
described by a medical man who gave life that, while the warmest furs and egg to give them a goo 1 appearance. O f
couti-nments o f Wheat, FI ur. Osis, Wool and Hop-. Sj««- nl imports from ch ina, J* t. n >
I r n n
£.11 U l U U l
evidence before the Pontefract bench. thickest dresses are in season, the thinnest course the "sizin g" does not stand a an<^ refreshing to the taste, and acts
i d ia : Te*, Cotfee, Rice, Matting and fcuit , H .ire” ,
Tap nc«, China Nul o il. e ic . From L iv ­
wash. One consul in China has suggest- \ gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
erpool: Liverpool Fmo, C
and Lump Rock .-alt, <b mieaU of all kind* Tinplate »elect«*!
The Largest Manufacturers of
K L Y ’ S C R E A M B A L M Open* and cleanses T w o colliers, who were charged with and flimsiest of lace and other airy fabrics
i No. 1 returned Wheat B g*. Hop Butiap, Hoi Hr mMone, Baa Ale ‘ .uinnes,' Porter
h MJi,i
the Nasal Passages, Allays Pa.n and Inflamma­ drunkenness, went to the doctor 10 min­ are seen, muffs and tippets for day, tulle ed that an umbrella should be sold with L iv e r and Bowels, cleanses the gvs-
P U R E , H IG H G R A D E
: Irish Whisky, Brn dy and w in e , f r sale in quantifi s to suit the trade. I’ OhTL L Ni , OH.
tion, Heals tha S*res. Protects the Membrane utes after they were seen by the police. \ al'd fans for evening. Here also one finds each bolt o f snch cottons, inasmuch as a tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
from colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and
Smell. The Balm is quickly absorb» d and gives The doctor made them walk up and the devotees of fashion engaged In a wild lady who happens to be caught by a aches and fevers and cures habitual
“ DON’T BORROW TROUBLE.”
BUY
On thu Continent, have received
relief at once.
down the surgery, which they did in a j search after the new. Tho choice of deli­ shower in a nice cotton dress too often 1 constipation. Syrup o f Figs is the
A particle is applied into each nostril, and is
cate and ethereal stuffs is a wide one this comes homo wearing a mosqnito bar.
agreeable. Pi ice, 50 cents at Druggist*’ or by straight line, and then they stood erect j
HIGHEST
AWARDS
j only remedy o f its kind ever pro­
season. The black tulle and net covered
mail.
ELY BROTHERS,
from the great
In the same way American sheetings, duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­
with their eyes closed and held their with spangles and pendants make en
56 Warren Street, New York.
arms at length with extended fingers, j chanting gowns, fit for fairy queens. There muslins and calicoes are b f .ig driven ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
The witness affirmed that the latter w as' are pale pink blue and maize crepe lisse I out of Central American markets by
its action and truly beueficial in its
a severe ordeal for persons under the in­ gowns that are as light as summer clouds, j wretched goods made from East Indian
effects, prepared only from the most
’ T I S r .H R A P F .R
IN
THF*
R l\ in .
fluence o f alcohol, and as the colliers and they float in the most graceful of and Egyptian short staple cotton and
passed through it without signs of shak­ curves. Crepe lisse and chiffon are both \ bearing the trademark of the best Amer- healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
exquisitely beautiful for evening for the : ¡can m ills.— Boston Transcript
DO YO U F E E L BAD? DOEH Y O U S BAt K j
Have von property von wish to s e i'.o r have iness the charge against them was dis­ young. In fact, they are so lovely and i
Unlike the Dutch Process« no Alka­
___________________
to all aod have made it the most
«•he? Doe. event step seem a bu> den? S’ on need I
lies or other Chemicals or Dyes «re
tw attend to paying taxes or collecting rent. missed.— London Truth.
they
add
so
much
of
delicacy
to
the
wear
__
r
nse«l
in
anv
of
their
preparation».
Drop ua a card for particulars.
Much Itnprrved.
popular remedy known.
M O O R E ’ S R EV E AL E D
R EM E D Y (
Theirdeiicious B R E A K F A S T COCOA 1» absolutely
er that half the elderly women have taken
C. E .A F . 8 FIE .CS
Three doas»a ouïr. T rv It.
pure and soluble, and costs la s than one cent a cup.
From the report of a missionary to
feyrup o f Figs is for sale In 50c
So. 365 East Burnside Street,
Reducing Himself.
to wearing one or the other in tho form of
Portland, Or.
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE.
and SI bottles by all leading drug-
“ Hello, old man, you look thin. lavish draperies on the waist and sleeves Africa:
of
their
grand
toilets.
Even
velvet
waists
“
M
y
congregation
refuse
to
give
u
p
1
gists,
”
A
n
y
reliable
druggist
who
What's the matter?”
WALTER BAKER & CO. DORCHESTER, MAS8.
DR. LIEBIG & CO.,
“ Oh, nothing—did it on purpose so as are arranged with such garniture and have cannibalism, bnt I have succeeded in so may not have it on hand w ill pro-
thnt arc as fluffy and almost as vo­ far improving their tastts that they now pure it promptly for any one who
Spaiti Doctors for Cirante, Printe to be able to wear my flannel shirts I sleeves
luminous as a ballet g irl’s skirts.
Buy your GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS o f us, and we w ill save you monev. We hat die the heat
bought last year.” —Harper’s Bazar.
eoo lE and de’ iver free to trains or boats. We buy aud ell f..r spot cash, and «■eil
i
in i Wasting Diseases.
L'ood« cheaper
In my pilgrimages last week I found an eat with knives aud forks.’ ’- R e a d in g wishes to try it. D o not accept any
■ri p i s . o ’ s c u r e : f o r
i than any other firm in the country. Send ns your name and_address, and we w ill mall yon our
I substitute.
.
Dr. Liebig’s Invlgorator the greatest remedy for
odd gown which was kept hidden from (P a .) Telegram.
CURLS WHtRE ALL ELSE FAILS.
f
new price 1 st, which will be out soon. Weoff**r to day: Otftaax ’ obaeco, 40«tnts per pound
seminal Weakness. Loss of Manhood and Private
it Coutfh fcyrup. Tastes G<xxL Use J
public eye until the proper person should
D v granulated sugar in 10-lb sack» for...... H 75 ! Bu>t coal on \ » - r ca-e............................... 91 99
Diseases. Overcomes Prematureness and prepares
The word Minneapolis is a compound
in time. Sold by druKftißts.
•
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
Beat brand» o f flo .r per barrel.................... 2 15 1 Artrackle’s ooff-e per pound........... .. .....
flg
ail for marriage life’ s duties, pleasures and respon­
come In. And by the way, the dressmak-
sibilities; |i trial botile given or sent tree to any D r. P r ic e ’ s C r e a m B a k in g P o w d e r . ™ * v e C u r in ' cils t ornera w ho ^ ahvay»
Bend us a list of what you need, and we w ill make you special prices. Andreas jou r orders u>
C O N SUMPTION
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
al‘ _ ~
meaning curling
via in*» « loi unii vuDiuuiCia » nu a i» iij4
° wa- ! ¡
one describing symptoms; call or address400 Geary ,
LOUISVILLE,
KY.
NEW
YORK,
N.Y.
World'» Fair Hljhtst Mtdal and Diploma.!
M A R K L- C O H N A C O . I4 € F r o n t S tr e e t, P o r t la n d . O r.
St., private entrance 405 Mason St., San Francisco.
have the pick and choice of the imported *er an'^ a ^'ree^ w ord meaning city.
I
Dr. Price’s
Cream Baking Powder.
Dr. Price’s Baking Powder
W. L. D ouglas
AT EVERY TWINGE
3
Hoods
Cures R. HALL’S
PULMONARY BALSAM
•» •^ S S S S *.
«S S K J B B U .
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
CHICKEN Busina pm
FRAZER
AXLE
CREASE
SMOKE
Sweet Virginia
Big Four Route
CATARRH
Aft
COCOAS AND CHOCOLATES
Property Sold.
MEN
Industrial and Food
EXPOSITIONS
In Europe ami America.
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I MALARIA I
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