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FA S H IO N S.
C o r i a g « » , M i l l m r r y a m t W a U m f o r t h e Mitl-
a uu iin er Neaiuii.
A >e»
H o m e T r e a t m e n t fo r tlie ( ' •
Cararrh, Catarrhal lieafttesa ami trs o f our fret* itml liltorty lo v in g
Has »ever.
s»]>le. W e must protect our hom e
The microscope has proved that the*
t
.m ,| ritrliU o f
Jiaea e* am contiu/i«..- -nd that they
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due to the presence of living parasites is* nitioil. In coin lllsloll let Hit' «*-
tlie lining membrane of the upper air pa»- , hut then* tire thousands of men
sages and eslaehian tubes. The eminent I j* the dem ocratic ticket that
xcienli-ts, Tyndall, Huxley and Heaie en „ I* . etriligllt republican* i f th ey
dorse this, and the-e authorities cannot m»|y ism versaiit w ith the inner
l*e disputed. 1 lie regular method of treat " • ' <. r * k „ , i , . „ „ u. „ l ( !„ -,, 1 ..
inrihcae diseases lias iteen to apply an ir wt*-' "* *ni tit.mot rati rule.
ritant remedy weekly, and even daily.
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and thus keeping the delicate mettibtane |
in a constant -tat* of irritation, allowing
./rollis w ere Very reticent last
it no chance to liea', and as a natural con
'Iter
w h en the tem perance
sequence of such treatment not one per
manent cure has ever been recorded. It
o f ( >regtm w ere t r y in g to get
is an absolute fact that these diseases can*
not l>e i uri d by an application mad*' ibition. Hut n ow the proti! can
oflener than once in two weeks, f jr thhite* w ant office and a part o f the
Although there art* no decided devi
ation* in the main lines u|x>n which
fashion is moving. there is au endless
series of innovation* in minor charac
teristics. Takin g tin* single item of
the corsage, the styles are legion.
V ery often they are most effectively
made of fragments put together with
such picturesque effect that they out
vie many a richer style made of a
single material. When two or three
fabrics com bine to form a single corsage
the lining of the waistcoat is cut to be
gin with. This buttons snugly up the
back, and upon the front of this is
mounted, for instance, a plain velvet K g £ r . 7 p K i « t r i . * 4 i ; : s i “ i i t f > ..... - i « s « i > * >■ i » * i * « ■ * « * •
piece that points like a girdle in the seven years since Mr. Dixon dlscovytlnilig fa v o ra lllo llg the people, th ey
parmalut In CAUrrh and forn.ulate/b|ow. tb e lr e m p ty h o m e all o ver
immediate fron t Ab- inch side of this the
new treatment, ard since then his rer 1
pigee are set silk-lined revers, or lapels has become a household word in c I’olk cou nty and are latent blatant
of material of which the corsage is country where the Kngliah langua. ¡t]| proh ib ition ideas,
spoken. lures effected by him se
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composed. Next to these come two years ago tire ru n s »HU, there bavin,
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more revers of plain silk or velvet been no return of tlie disease.
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grow
ers o f O regon w ill
So highly are these remedies valued
again. A ll these revers narrow to an
that ignorant imitators have started up ^*- ^ 1 } m illio n dollars this year
inch and a half as they reach the everywhere
pretending to destroy a para
neck.
site, of which they know nothing, by e n «-«session o f the w oo l m arket
Gradually we are returning to larger remedies, the results of the application of and mail.,, introduction o f the
they are equally ignorant. Mr.
shapes in hats, and low crowns and which
Dixon's remedy is applied only once in address nlrfgri'SS. I Ins tim e la-t
wide brims are on®; again distinguish two weeks, and from one to three appli'C bdboh , P a ^ __w ool in O regon was
ing features in millinery. It has now lions effect a permanent cure in the most
The injury of Hind HOW it is from
become quite a fashion to turn the aggravated cases.
Mr. Dixon sends a pamphlet describing he w ho will not so.he Jieople o f Ore-
natty
sailor
hat
up
at
one his new treatment on the receipt of stamp
aide or in the hack instead of to pay postage. The addressQ) s A. H. -W IIA T i ^ 7 i r nn,n« to fw l the
K X iL U
leaving it straight all around. The . ld!.on_t Son, a(B King street w est, Tor Wicked Miuthpth t
onto. Canada.— Beit utilie A m m enn
aallor hat is still very p<—
Loudon anil Paris, and ai
tT Y .
moijcls appears with an t
ii our cou nty
• rim ? Many of these b
tppetite and
«red on the under side w
’ hv
a
* flat
/ or
contrast to the one out
m d i^ n ts
signet) to represent, and
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SHELLEY & VANDUYN,
& LOUGHARY.
Physicians and Surgeons,
• Mttee Main Pt., next to Vaughn's, Italia*, o,
H e a d
Q u a rte rs
fo r
G e n e r a l
M e r c h a n d is e ,
Buster & Vernon,
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In d e p e n d e n c e ,
O rego n .
The ' n
and
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Druggists and Apothecaries.
TH E SOLICITING AGENCY,
rnints. ( »i!s. ( ila-s and all other Af
/mie* kept ili a tirsi class drug -tori*.
I xrtigs.
'onnected w ith the
Prescriptions Carefully Coiiipimudedi
Farmers
Supply
Depot,
pW.VIso Dealers in Ucci Si Barton's Sii.
ver olid Plated Ware, Jewelry, J/usical In.
; strumenta o f all kinds.
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M o n m o u th
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In d e p e n d e n c e .
Urici Bluett,
ludepeiulenee.
A ffo rd * th r best ad vantage- for purchasing
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Ilem em h er hy placing you r order w ith u*, you get now goods and laicst
.style*, cheaper than any tirm can sell, that carry their good* in stock.
Jaiiftw Tiitom*
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OUR TSRMS^RE SPOT CASH,
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R ^ l E state 0 iid Insurance Agent
9 ,>» d e liv e ry o fgo od s, our m argin i* ve ry sm all and our facilities for !©iy-
are the ve ry (teat. W e m ake a speciality o f bouse furnishing good* at
Monmouth I muj - c . A lso builders material, shingles, stoves, crockery
las* ware, ana extra* for all kin d* o f m achinery. G ive us a trial order
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Al! T"rm:il Cirsi Imiti - n r r i r c a Dipintila
troni the State whi. tt .suttiurizcs 0 „.m |.t
U th 'I i in utiy pillili,- srl* „>1 ¡i>th»t State. Other'
State- grani t-a. lt. rs' .-ertiti.-ate** un prc.-enta-
i 'ioli ut tliesc N or mal Diploma*, w itliout ex-
1 amimition.
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The licst train of cars fQ t
river rolled Into the city i
the other day.
flic greates
tmmern progn\s“ ias therefi
the center o f 0 m Os \ 0 " M
ism the city of a huudrei
whose people think the
ad
Islam
in
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little
lu ll, i
3 because
they
Qi.ivu
their lives
and conduc
intluouced by other laws and
than those of the Koran,
stage in the ilex. I 0 mint of tli
able railn 0 1 will lie its ext
Namarcand, one hundred mil.
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Bokhara, and then it will
edly In. extended to Tashl
capital of Russian Turkestan,
ing the Caspian sea with Con
by a railroad
nearly twel
died miles long, about the
between New York and the M.
river. The pioneer road hi v
A-da is only the forerunner o f other long 1
— Mi s. Joshua Snow, q old la.lv who
• line-, alrt id* proj ct< d. « hi. h in o
lined to revolutionise the conditions of was prtgpnl at th« Mrth o f Daniel
lift* in the great reigion which for Webster, exclaimed in strong, emphatic
" I b i s is an uncommon
centuries has been one o f the most, language:
child! Look al hia grtal sir,-: His
isolated parts o f the world. A". 1'. Bun. '
large head! His eyes! I tell you. hero
— John W . Ma. kav does not apiwnir is a wonderin' child! I never saw his
to lie made o f the common clay of equal before! He 9x ¡11 be worth rais-
which most millionaires are composed. I in g !" Aud he xvas "w orth raising" as
A writer in the Salt Lake Tribune once ! the event proved
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■ 1 U tal,h* hoard hAuralabed to -tu-
) dent*at the “ Normal P in i© UsU’l s l • I 1 ®
N eoffrrinir from th,
per week. ...... ■ Llsmrdimr
IJ narding i^fonnlnei with
o f y,,m i.l,, i fo lli«« o.
to
themaelv,.« „( our trrat turn {shed m o»,© iel ami llgkT
Iteed in
every
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Hyj) : I” r Week.
1 DiMagpi all unim
tura
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safety cured.
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with, a silk or velvet fuel
Crushed strawberry is
designoikto be as populni
years ago, when It wits tl
shade will appear in
warmer
weather
ad vi
lovely and delicate tints i
India cashmere, silk-wr
cloth, and faille Francah
yellow is another coloi
A charming gown made i
exquisite fashion, ill til
creamy yellow, shows a
bodice gathered into
hroldcrcd neck-band, a ’
pointed Swiss girdle mark
This is not extraneous, la
the material—botliee ami
one— and deftly shaped
French sm ocki© or hoi
This is very cleverly don
the belt the material fa
exquisite folds. The sle
gown ure set in very full
holes, anil again shirred I
bow. H alf of the very tint
«•ttIt" is smocked, the upp
flat band, cove rial wiQ
broidery matching the i
tion.
The figured linen, butis
brie shirtwaists w oni la
tliosiQbox-plaited, and nu
linen or ciuW.nr, linislu A
atitehfog at all the
be seen next season oxe
various sorts, flliis is a
and stylish fashion for nej
for the morning, and ther
to survive until the autumn
will he used In their col
either there will be a snu
the fullness below gathered
row wal.'l-baud, iQ othcrwii
portion of the bodice will
unshlrred, and a smocked
will define the waist. Kmi
cream-white iftnnol will al
for Garibaldi and smock
these adapted specially for
d a }* that invariably appe
O summer. A. T. I'
0. K. Worthington.
Time.
Scn«t for fvtxW-jo Arldr-s-« the Isre«iilent
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»—*•>* .V itsis mr ms e .w itry home up
Mmle by Sai, Francisco Tool On XV rkn, Fir»«
tr*»n*»'H Ht« . S K
for »iBoorliitUe oataLigne.
<fcfr Sent! for Illustrate»I Catalogue.
the Hudson, and it is said to cost him
four hundred dollars a day, or nearly
T h e O r e g o n N a t io n a l B a n k ,
one hundred and lifty thousand dollars
o r P O R T L A X II.
• a year.
,
, , It , embraces almost a square
_ISupoet to Mote.1.4.1 a ,- *«H dc - SWnk I
OAFTTAL 1 AID IN.
>100.000
I;im • ¡y ll*-*ty-Lvo acres of whkth
T^Ud«1»l O ccmw I lUr X . f
Is lawn.
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JNTS Sept .uti*-. t l. - < !„ , k
DISEASES
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I „ m e m NVw T,«k.
— Mrs. Faran Stevens, who owns the
■ J KTI..V* « t,-T«p • t-TTT*
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••••cured by,*'«
AUttMOTt
*’ •«) B MAUKUIJ b .
Victoria ll'Oql. in N ew York, was lu
d " f SHERMAN nüîZl^
C u t i c U fv \
her girlhood a waiter in a Low ell res
taurant, while her husband began life
F f c / v \ ç d iç s .
The BU YERS' O t’ TDE 1 «
issued March and. Sept.,
as a stable boy. She is now worth
h.’.ird the bonanza king say when n
I each year. It is an . noy.
$ 6 ,'X' 0 , 000 , ami her hotel is head
spike wa» threatened In Virginia t ’llx:
Iclopodia of useful '-ut..r.
)R ri.KANSINO. P U R I F Y I N G AND
quarters
for
the
English
aristocracy
in
beauttfytnir
the
akin
of
children
and
infant«
tmation
fer all who pur.
•*I am sorry that these men w ho receive
I chase the luxuries or tho
and can n a tort urina, diaflaurin«. itclilnn. seal,
this country.
four dollars a day do not save more of
and pimply ril-cam-« o f the skin, scalp and
necessities of life. W e
— Mr*. Eliza Garfield was the only hlood. with loss of hair, from Infancy took! aire
i and furnish you vrith
tin it money. I rolled rocks in Yilba
can clothe you
the l e r n e tt* I : k v > m t - an* Infallible.
all the necessary and unnecessary
woman who ever saxv her son inaug
river fourteen hours a day for month*
t 't "
I k a . the great *k !.i f u r , , a c t C m
appliances to ride, walk, dance, «ieep,
an ex,|utsitc *k in It, autifler. ex-
urated President o f the United States. e r a *
at a time and Went to camp every
eat,
flsh, hunt, work, go to chxirch, I
tentallv. and ( V n m u H w i i i . u n t . the nc*.x
Washington's mother was living in Hlood I n n fl«r. m u rn ally. cure every form o f
night soaked to the bone, and did not
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out ,
Fredericksburg, Va., when the Father akin and blood diseases, from S im p k « to
average two dollars a day, hut n oon *
acro.'ula.
what is required to do all these thine*
o f his Country was inaugurated, but I „H o ld everyw here. i ’ric e.C rT ic t Rx..X0r.; * o * P
ex,-i found me quite broke or cv.r
COMFORTABLE and you can make a fair
she did not witness tlie
nonv.
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the » rrw
estimate of the value of the BUYEI;S*
heard me com plain."
OUIDE. which will be sent upon
which to,.k place in New York.
I Wwtd for H« » t* Cnre Main Ht
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receipt of 10 cents to psy posts««,
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— A rural editor having insert,*,I the T)TTT V f n \ T A n tt
beautified by Ct TieVH* Soar
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M O N T G O M E R Y W A R D & CO.
ment, which is principally in the hands
paragraph "Mrs. It! .nk is a very pi. ttx ! J tU L IV IU iN A l t I
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111*
KlttsKY B ain *. Ha. ka. hrand VVcakncw.
of Mr*, llallam Tennyson, I* knoxvn for , A cnrm th yt'i Ttex R x A s t i - P ain Pt.A*TkK.ac
woman, but she can't a ct." received
• U U H K N. riC A M R A
•Utitaneo.M paln-*ut-d,iinir plaster. IV ,
COLDS. INClfTEXT 1 OXSfJlPTIOH the excellence of the butter, cream «nd I
the follow in g reply from the la.lv’. COUOHl A m
! alt D esi «ml l-un. TtvsN«
'Yian» baud instnunrataL I ©
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milk
which
it
scud*
to
market.
Through
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Maid by all ■•raactst" rnr .VO S t ats
O# Hhr-+% M'-unc »ad Book«
tl.e length .nd breadth of the 1st« o f '
'C m - wd TVix-v© Il ATT K1 AM GRAY OO .
J. R. CATES A CO.,
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W igh t them is an increasing demand
r iu r itn .«*
edit a new-oaiHT. Y airs. John I» , .’
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0 5 CURL FOR CON 5U MF if: 0 N
aô 'A.
camy St., near Bush.
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for the produca tfjj» Fu«t Uurcat.’. Use Slar Re*Ieltui| Roller Comiositicn
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J. E. Jennan,
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