NEW
J
YORK
F A S H IO N S .
C^riagtn, >lillin**rr ami \YaUt« fur the Mitf-
kuiiiuicr N«iui)ii.
A lth o u gh there are no decided devi-
( a tio n i in the m ain lines upon which
fashion i« m oving, there is an endless
scries of inn ovations in m inor charac­
teristics. T a k in g the sin gle item of
the corsage, the styles are legion.
V e r y often they are most effectively
m ade of fragm en ts put togeth er with
such picturesque effect that they ou t­
vie m any a richer style m ade of a
sin gle m aterial. W hen tw o or three
fabrics com bine to form a sin gle corsage
the lin in g o f the w aistcoat is cu t to be­
gin w ith. T h is buttons sn u gly up the
back, and ti|>on the fron t of this is
m ounted, for instance, a plain velvet
piece that points like a gird le in the
im m ediate front. A t each side of this
piece are set silk-lined revers, or lapels
o f m aterial of w hich the corsage is
composed. N ext to these come tw o
m ore revers of plain silk or velvet
again. A il these revers n arrow to an
inch and a half as they reach the
neck.
G rad u ally we are retu rn in g to la rg e r
shapes in hats, and low crow n s and
w ide brims are once again d istin gu ish ­
in g features in m illinery. It has now
becom e quite a fashion to turn t'
n atty
sailor
hat
up
at
o:
side or in t ho back
instead
lea vin g it straigh t all around. T
sailor h it is still very popular, both
London and Paris, and am ong i m p « "
m odels appears with an u n usually wh
rritn. M any o f these brim s are ce
«red on the under -ide u g li a braid
contrast to the one outside, this d
signed to represent, and thus dispent
w ith, a silk or velvet facing.
CVti-hed s lr a w b P r y is a color ill q
designi to he as popular as it was tv
years ago, when it was the rage. Tl
shade w ill appear in eostUQi-s
w arm er
w eather
advances.
Ve
lovely and d elicate tints are shown
India cashm ere, silk-w rap Men 1-9
clotliQ mill faille 1-'I an. li-r. T iin iri
yellow is another eolor which is to raj
A charm ing gow n made iu sim ple L
exquisite fnt-£ion, in this shade,
cream y yello w , show s a fu ll-sh irr
1
bodice gathered into a pearl-e
lirolilercd neck-band, a w ide shnrj
pointed Sw iss gird le m ark in g the wai C
T his is iOit extraneous, but fun© d
the 111:1 ts r ill I"idles and -k 11© bei
one and d eftly shaped by means
French sm ockin g or limn® r niibii
T his is very’ c le v e rly done, for boh
the belt the m aterial falls again
exquisite fo ld 0 The sleeves of t
gown are set h ^ very fu ll at the ar
holes, and again shirred below tho
bow. H alf of tin- very deep turn ^
cu ff is sm ocked, the upper portioi
flat hand, covered vOi li pearl e
broidery m atch in g the collar-deco
tion.
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0
T he figured linen, b atiste and ca
brie shirtw aists worn last yea r,
tli(iseQf>>\ p l a i t e d , a n d m a d e uf pi
linen or °» m b ric, linished with Ini
©¡felling at all the edge-, w ill ag
be seen n ext season o v er skirts
variou s sorts. T h is is a neat, dai
and stylish fashion for n eglig e yji
for the m orning, and therefor* Oik
to survive until the autum n. Sm ock
w ill lie used iu their con stru ctio
eiOier there mill be a sm ocked jn
^he fullness below gath ered into a 1
row waist- band, or otherwise the ue
portion of the bodice w ill lie fu ll 1
unshirred, and a sm ocked Sw iss bi
w ill define the w aist. Roman-red 1
cream -w hite tlaiinel w ill also be u
for (¡©ribaldl and
©mekOi wai
these adapted sp ecially for the ch
d ays that in varia b ly appear in 11
sum m er.— A'. Y. Pott.
R a ilro a d s in C e n tra l Asia.
forest of locust trees.
A
N ew
H om e
T r e ittin e n t
fo r
H ie s
A STAB IN T H t D ARK
Cararrh, Catarrhal lieafues» a i i ^ * ^
liar lever.
l*ntlon Som etim es fails of Its m urderous Intent. The
Tl.e mlcroacope has proved that tln !fhlcb luaidunus and d a-ta-d ly a tiack s m ade upon the
of H osteller's N'oinacb littlers b>
diaea ea are contagious. and tiiat they ..pin<p refutation
persons s h u v r k to palm n lf c-seap and lt--rf
due to the praaenca o f livin g paraaitea , r
Ionics as tdeiill. at with It. or “ Ihe sam e ihinif
the lining membrane of the upper air paa,
u u -e r another n a m e .' or “ «qually as g s>d.' in
sages and estadiian tubes. The e m lm -n f1' 1 most Instai.i ee reset di-aatrnu-ljr upon the me
piluclpltsl n a d i rs upon popular credulity who
scienti-ts, Tyndali, Huxley and Heale en­
dorse this, and these authorities can not Is attem pt them , converting their sie< ula'ions
,i lido ruin- us failures. The Bitt» rs Is a p ne,
he disputed. The regular method of treat­
wholesome and iho ouifh mestt- lne. id i p 'e d 10
ing lli.--,.- diseases lias lieeu to appl) an ir |g'*lie to 'sl c ure a--d prevention of f verauiiarfii-,
rttaut remedy weekly, and even daily, t
llious remi(K)i t. dys.iepsia. eonstipstiou hit-
and thus keeping the delicate membrane I lousness, debility, lie n o u ness anil kidney
troubles. Its e-v e -y h gr. dieiit. unlike those iii
in a constant state of irritation, allow ing
the Imitations of it. Is of mi aseeriaiue 1 et-nd
It no chance to hea1, and as a natural con ­
aril of excellence, and w title they, by teason of
sequence of such treatment not one per­
their flery properties, reset iujurliiii ly upon
manent cure lias ever been recorded. It
the brain and nervous system , of to lh ttuae
is an absolute fact tiiat these diseases can
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organs
it is a sedative and __
in i lgoraul. R efuse
not be cured by an application m a ^ ib itio !1 these harm ul imitations.
oftener than once in two weeks, fir 1'
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membrane must get a chance to Itcal hid — " lu,v w eather usually m oderates before a
fore an applicaiion is repeated, i t is M»il-, t-oiist-qui*».«_________ ___________
seven years since Mr. Dixon disco’
, r . , , . , . . T T » . . ,
,,v
. „„
the parasite in catarrh and form ulat*!»*»*"* f c v o r a m o n g INU u o t K OF PEACK.
new treatment, and since then liis ri|n\V till-ir t -lo p t y 'r.ted qu ivering flying Dove,
lias lie come a household word in ., IL.
... 1
i screen lalendar. A n Ini-
country where the Kngliah langt- 1 l,lk W U lity ftllfl a r t It. A n Imported f ooted
spoken.
Cures effected by him with p r o h i b it io n illttW. 1 *ub aet nl magnificent
rteen artistic plena
tears ago itrr curia at HI, there ha.
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been no return of the disease.
will buy f om a drug-
So highly are these remedies valueu w o i.l k'rmv.-rs o f <
that ignorant im itators have started up
everywhere pretending to destroy a para­ (Tk 1} m illio n (loliurrt tl. Wrapp<*r f'on» the
s ite ,
of which they know nothing, to
CEI,-L -ssion o f th e w o o l III?-*-, W rite your
, ..
. B ros ., P in s
remedies, the results of tiie application of andin»
which they Me equally ignorant.
Mr. box w te c In tro d u ctio n <>r »
Dixon's remedy is applied
appli ' only
M once in address J mitiv - is . T h is tim e Ift't
knob of
tw o weeks, and
line to three appllca- u e hi . II, P a - w o o l , . 111 ,.
O re g o n w as
tiona effect a peri M neu t cure iu the most
mrirr-i vntdri raiPH
s.Ti i i niî i 7 s^»und n o w it is fro m
C A M E O
D U K E ’S
I A petrified lost of bread was recently dug up
‘oR o® a
at Acmetoma isutlon. near Pittsburg. belt)*
found at a depth of twelve feet beneath the
CATARRH.
0 oo«4 Lt*. surface of the railh and beneath an ancient
C I G A ia a T K b .
PRIZE PICTURES.
rti* ecvxtty and beautiful wrorksof art. repea nP
las. respectively. Mm Lanstrv and MUe. T l « ,
Duw exhibited tr. tbe numerous store-windows
throusbout tbe cntlm radile Coast, are enensad la
bevvy gold beve ed frame«, at h bera «bed and
ornamental Insider ml Imported *1 .ss They are frea
tro.n any advert lain» mattar andweraleauad exelu-
si.-elv Idr tbe laUronsof Ilia louke a t-ameo t l«ar-
eltea. How toobtatult —XUOoflbeaepi turaa.com-
..... m in frame and *la»i. m easurtm tilxlsiaobr»,
V. Ill b« delivered. fr<s> oi ebanje, to soo persona
a Uo return lo W . Duke, Sons A Co , No. Ili I rout
*-reet »an Fra iclsco, the la. «est number o f eui|ily
-ceni) boxe« of Duke's Cameo «(aretina ou
A ti.ru,l 1 1 ss». No upectried numte-r o f empty
bo»**« ta ners-asary. In other words, any nurulier
of auch b ixea will secure the picture where there
are m,l fully "Jio persons who return a Israel mini
ber Ruler«, Flaks and Coat-of-arms ol all nations
In tiie world. Finch (4-oeiit) box o f Duke's l ameo
CtaareUe« contains a f d.bn« card. In three distiie't
panel-,, on which appear respectively an accurate
portrait o f U vlna Ku er aiol richly colored INiat-or
Arms and flairs of llie N tiona Kveryouea.-n.llu:
to ua75of th»-ae folders, uusoi ed, same as tak. u
from the olcaiette b ox«!, will re<-elve a Honvenlr
Album This Album la as beautiful, interesting
and unique a publication at was e ie r offered to th -
public,and contains a com iste collection o f the
Haters, t '.* t of-Arma and flaas of h-very Nation,
end represeutlnir 50 d tb-reut coumrlee. These
Albums will be delivered on and after May Idi*,
and until further noti-«, lo all who send their mil
ad.lr.-oa a id 75 folder» to the underal»ned nianufk^
turers N u t « -Those who are savin* their empty
Duke's Cameo boxes ftr the i urpose of seeurln*
one ofth « pictures of Langtry or Then are reuiln te.1
that the folding carda from tooh boxes w-tll secure
l ■ them an album also, proviiilu* tho quantity be
Oot irai thou aeveuty-uve.
"VAT-. S u i t e , S o n s tfc C o . ,
mJBHAH, X. U, AND S I » TOHK.
L arsrst < l« « r e | le Miuxurscliiri-r» In the
■»»nr.d. Producdoa In 1 ^ . toi.TTU i»»i. Preaent
• suJes ever,i*e over Two Millions. W. J
*' A IX) Pacific U»*»at
No. 1®
Franc**.*©.
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The very costly
m H .uxl* a'! opted
ke’fi C am eo Cigarette« s
ram i p<« « s e n s i u Ia*‘r1-
'•a t chut!! ot C'jnsum-
"e clat«ilop eri'*rl:y
* In this Brand
o f Long and
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FOOT OF MORRISON ST.,
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PORTLAND, OR.
d e a l e r I" «iie e la ltir a and b e n i-r a t A i e n t far
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ENGINES
P O W F .IM ,
) is ¿ o t g u a ran teed to be e q u a l to o th e rs, b u t guam l
far su p erior and b etter in e v e r y p a r tic u la r . I f not
it(y o sts y o u n oth in g to t r y it.
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THRESHERS,
lfI\ t.K K
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igincs, Stationary and Marine.
Laundry Machinery,
the best Coal Oil Engine in the world.
VKRV
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Engines ami Boilers, Farm Poiirlne Tank Pum ps several vaiieti*'
I sizes ami for all purposes, Farm, Cmirch and School Bells, O
k of all kinds. Creamery Machinery, H ancock-Inspirators,
ectors, all the latest Patent Wrench®«. B'antKmith,
natic and Farm Drills, Boiler Feed and Duplex
mips. Steam Fitting Hoods. Lubricating Oils,
Belting and Hose, Self-Healing Hath
Tutm.
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i ter Marine am Stationary Engines, adopted By tBe Government.
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N CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
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tlxgeii, Stores, Public Build Inga and Heaidence«.
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6
T h e first train of cars from the O
riv e r rolled into tho city of liokh
o
the oth er day. T h e grea test factoi
modern progress lias therefore reac
the center of conservative Moliamn
ism tlie city of a hundred mosqi
whose people think t he fnllov
o
0 of
Islam
in
P ersia
nud
Ii
o
are
little
better
than
infill
o
because
they
have o perm it
th eir lives
and
cond u ct to
influenced by other law s a n d teaeh li
than those o f the Koran. T he fo
o
stage iu the developm ent o f this re in a
aide railroad w ill be its extension
•Samarcand, one hundred m iles beyc
O
o
Itnkliara, and then it w ill uiulnii
o
o
o
«ally lie extended to Tashkend,
o
cap ital of Russian T u rkestan , conne.
in g the Caspian sea witl- C en tra l Asia
by a railroad
nearly tw elve hun­ in tho geography • © -, ami she aaki-tl
CM
dred m iles long, about the d istan es me w hat was the principal production
A N D R E C L A M A T IO N .
• •«
In-tWeen New Y o rk and the M ississippi of the Sandw ich islands, and I just
— J a y Gould paid tw o hum lied thou­
river.
riie pioneer road in C en tral »«Ui - S an d w iches,’ and she la u g h e d ." sand d ollars for his cou n try home up
Made by 8*n Frmnciseo Tool Co. W. rks, Firnfc sod
8#» V»-ti- St* . H K s?ri l f r th-ii rlptlve t i«» >gm*
I
only the foiei'iiniici- of other lone |
. .
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T, . .
|* 1 — Mrs. Joshua Snow , an old lady who the Hudson, and it is said to cost him
lines, alread y projected, w hich arc des- [
fou r hundred i|p,'la: - a day, or nearli
lined In revolutionise the conditions of ! was present at the birth of D aniel I one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
W ebster, exclaim ed in stron g, em phatic
life in tho great reigion w hich for
lan gu age:
" T h is is an uncom m on- a year. It em braces almo«t a Square
cen tu ries has be«>n one of the m ost ,
child! Look nt his g rea t sire! His m ile of laud, niucty-tivo acres of which
Shin irScaip
Isolated parts of the w o rld .— S . Y. Sun. 1
large head! His eyes! I tell you, hero is law n.
DISEASES
— Mrs. Paran Steven s, w ho owns the
— John W. M aekay does not ap|toar is a w onderful child! I n eror saw his
••vcured by
V icto ria Hotql, in N ew Y o rk , was iu
to I hi made o f the com m on c la y of equal before! He w ill ho worth rais- I
C
U T IC lM ^ / \
And tie was -’worth ra isin g " as her girlh ood a w aiter in a Low ell res­
w hich most m illionaires arc com posed. ing!
taurant, w hile her husband began life
the event proved.
A w riter in the Salt L ak e Tribuni once
as a stable boy. She is now worth
heard the honansa k in g say w hen a
#6,000,000, and her hotel is head­
on . ( T K A N S I N O . P I H I F V I N ’ O A N D
• h ik e w as threatened in V irg in ia C i'v :
quarters fo r the E n glish aristo cracy iu 1 N-aiitifyin* the skin of rhiliiren and infanta
••I mil sorry that these men who receive
1 and curing torturing. dlafl*tirtng. itcl'in*. scaly
this country.
and pimply rti-.-«»»-« of the skin, scalp and
fuiir d ollars a d ay do not save m ore of
blood, with lose of hair, from infancy looldogc
—
Mrs,
E
lu
a
G
arfield
was
the
only
their m oney. I rolled rocks in Y u b a
the i'fT ia - l » K kxim ' iks arc infallible.
wom an w ho ever saw her son in a u g­
tV n cfR A . the great Skin fare, and C vti
riv er fourteen hours a day for m onths
urated President o f the U nited States, Ct-H v So a I*, an exquisite Skin HeautUler. rx-
at a tim e and w en t to cam p even-
j temallv. amt f i tv t r « t(» :seiu sr. t!w new
W ash in g ton ’ s m other was livin g in j Hlooit i urifler. itiierna’ly. cure every torn» of
night soaked to the bone, and did not
and blood diacasx-a. trom pimpk-a to
F red erick sb u rg, V a ., when the Father | skin
a vera ge tw o d ollars a d ay, hut no one
•x-roulo.
o
f
his
C
o
u
n
try
vva.s
inaugurated,
but
i Sold every» here. Price.«T t ic t o a .»*.; S oap
e v e r found me quite broke or ever
SSc.: R w c t v m , «1. lYeparcxl by the PinTB»
•lie did not w itness the . , w m n n .
heart! m e c o m p la in ."
,
,
. . .
„
* ' u m o n y* ; l»R«-o A*t> C h k n ic a l Co . B o s t o n . M awx .
Which took place in New York.
% I Send for "How to fure Sain I
1« .
— L ailv T in n v h io 'i ilairv m anage- i * * Baby'» Skin end S, *lp preeerved aod m
— A rural editor h a vin g inserted the
B A L S A M
» ™ > . . W h I.
,h . u .n .t . "
:
p arag rap h "M rs. B lank is a very pretty PULMONARY
* « rcaioa RKMxDT n>h
K '* ■ Hal mi 1
, i* ikti.iwn for
by O tici h \ V m i I’ yin \ *\ »-m ». m
w om an, but she ca n 't a e t." received
C 0 U 0 HL COLDS. lNClPIEVT tOffSÜXPT'.C.V the ex. lien,-,» of tbe butter, cream ami t l T ' " ' u n '-*ne«u* P^» • • ‘i • >* i»i**t,r. i .
the fo llo w in g reply from the liuly'i I
Au«! all Throat and I a n * T n -uM sa
ilk which it sentis to m arket. T hrough /N LO S O R E S AMD U L C E R S -ft».
m an agers: "D e a r sir: Y ou have verj M l * h ) a l l l > r a i ( l « l « t a r At» ( > ■ « • . t m
h r t l.x ii.r-tB .a .X 1 I,»*»« .«.4 • K
1
Y ll
•
iric
len^tii and ureadui of • the - t Isle
of ( ’
by ns»; kv i*> M»a
if N J. I »4
r #KIM
*.»•%.» r%*i. Its*
aim«
b eau tifu l rod w hiskers, hut you ra n ’
J. R. C A T E S A C O .,
W ig h t there is an increasing dem and
.
raorhiKTx-aa,
ed it a ni w-paj*er. Y->ur«. John D oe.’
4 1 7 N x a a a B i - Ml_ H A « F E A M I M O fo r the p; Kiuca tg 4 » F o a t U u r a a U '. USe StaT Re l e l t l l f BOllei CtHPOSltlSIl
— L ift.
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REAPERS,
OF
ALL
H I!«D M .
so, cured,
< fr o m the'
I
iretr
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- 'hu,
I - u k. Nt-rvov
putfth, etc., -urc
i may bo treat?
Medicitipfl ac
_ «. Consuitatk
|ihc Young M at
o
IM F A K iT iL E
(31 r i I y°u
amojio ^ p!pe
f y o u do, ta k e t h ^ J iU‘a
/0.
of Visroc
Memory«
mil follies o
of our treu
■rv case. Syj
all uuuutura,
o
o
AND
°
^oods. A** I roprenent the manufactnrern direct, I can ant
at a bargain, fceud for descripiive circular o f what yoc}
o
CO
M OW ERS
RTMKXT
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o
No Engineer Need*
K t 4 l\ « » H lC A Ii.
advico o f th o u sa n d s o! ■ a
old sm o k e rs th a t havc®T..n
tried
it, a n d
smoked
•
^ e a l of N orth C aro lin a
P lu g Out.
w ill fin d it the
YOU
best Sm okin g
1
Tobacco ever so ld or
this coast. I t is made
from three y e a r o ld To-
P ^ b a e c o , sm o k e s s o ft and
ool, and w ill la st twice
lo n g as the many
t tp-rp';1 im ita tio n s
that
P ^ M
0 d in & th G m a r k e t '
S e a l o f North
To
C a r o lin a andj
232 Kearny St., near Bush. •//jX A itiiP ce se e w h yit has*
t ’T Send for Illustrated «At \I >tue.
'est sale o f any]
T h o O re g o n N a tio n a l Bank,
The \ ' A on the coast.
O F F ttK T I.tM ).
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
:ilc r does uot k e e p i t ho will |
“ n. I f ho v n lu e s y o u r frmd*. I
milOOCtSiAfto Metni.iMla: - - rhy ’Hank I
»100,1100
CAFtTAL Ì t i l l IN.
ion National Bank,
F
The B U YERS' Ot'TDE |,
issued March and, 8ept
each year. It is on ency.
clopedia of useful
mat ion for all who pur-
chose the luxuries or iho
necessities of life. \Ve
can clothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, xleep,
eat, flah, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all these things
COMf ORTIBLT. and you can make a fair
estimate o f the value of the BUYERS’
OUIDE, which will be sent upon
reoeipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
J ltn iO A T IN O p o m p s .
B1KAM EN Q JN E8
S1EINWAY.
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H A 4 If. Otbler, HiN-Ri«,*
Burton Orvant h*od in*trum«>nla
I «**>•*•
«Mr i. o f
M in e and B ook«
Haiui# tucicikM d
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