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RtOPENING THE HOUSE.
O r il.u l T h a t C o n fr o n t« E v e r y b o d y
W h o C o ra A w a y Cor t b i S u m u irr.
Or Aluu« Bakin* I’ o » »lor«— Bo vs I«» Do*
Unless one is of the millionaire* who
have a housekeeper and a retinue of ser­
vanta in every house, or o f those who,
at any rate, have a housekeeper to sent!
ltefore ami make the city house ready
T h e experienced huntsm an in the woods n ever waste: for occupancy after it has been left all
summer to the invasion of dust and
tim e looking for bear in Bear Hollow, nor deer along D e c shower* and possible thieves, and all the
other contingencies of vacancy, the re­
Creek, nor would he hoj)e to shoot any great num ber of duck-
turn to the city house has an element of
discomfort and dreariness that makes
on Duck L a k e , for his exp erience has taught him that sue! one feel for a day or two As if the winter
pleasure* were being purchased at too
points arc a lw a ys m isnam ed, afiAl his lesson holds good wit
dear a rate, and as if, after all, the pos­
session of two homes were a doubtful
alm ost e v e ry th in g in lifp. F o r instance, in the case of tin blessing.
Perhaps the man left in a sort of gen-
brands on articles of food, spices and other ground foot eral charge of that and a dozen others
has taken down the wooden shutters and
products, the things branded or labeled “ pure
"stricth doors, if such were put up, and has
swept the area and the sidewalk, and
pure” or “ absolutely pure,” are w ithout exception the most has turned on the water; but that is
about all that has been done, unless you
villa in o u sly adulterated. ’T is the w olf in sheep's clothing have been able to send some servants in
advance—a difficult thing to do iu the
a lw ays.
midst of shutting up the seaside or
T h e most brazen case is that of the R o yal Baking mountain house you are just leaving,
and of course a nearly impossible thing
Powder. T h is article is branded and parad .1 before the peoph if you have been merely boarding.
One has the alternative of doing this,
as “ absolutely pu re" when it contains am m onia. You ca; or of making arrangements with some
trusty charwoman to takeoff the first
dust anil throw the house open, or else
smell it in the can and often in the biscuit w hile hot.
one turns the key and goes in to meet a
W h at woman would use an am m onia or alum bakin; scene of desolation that is depressing, to
say the least. A «lull, dead air await*
pow der if she knew it ? T h e y not only destroy the stom ach you, too dead to salute you, hut which
has about it a sense of its having taken
refuge from the million lungs of the city
but am m onia will destroy the com plexion.
in the empty halls anil parlors, for fear
N ot so w ith Dr. P rice’s Cream B ak in g Powder, thf j that if it were breathed once more there
would be nothing left of it.
Dust—fine dust—has filtered through
only pure cream tartar powder to be obtained, and tile
the solid walls, it would seem, for it has
o n ly b ak in g pow der made b y a p h ysician. Dr. Price has overlaid everything; you can hardly see
through the windows; the bare floors
devoted a life-tim e to p erfectin g this old-fashioned, in- and walls give great lonely echoes; the
hare windows, the carpets rolled away,
dispensable article of the cu lin ary art that has stood all the the shrouded chandeliers, the covered
furniture, all make such a scene of deso­
lation that you wonder if this could
tests and r e m a in e d the standard for fo rty years.
ever have been the happy home you re-
member here. Yon wander from room
A man w ho hat» practiced m edicine for forty
to room; nothing is familiar; all is a
year» ought to know H a l t from sugar; read what
desert, a ruin; it is the sheeted ghost of
he says:
D r ift in g D o w n .
T oledo , <>., January 10, 1HH7.
your home.
Gone the ripple and the rushes
Messrs. H. J. Cheney »V < o. < ¡entlemen : I have
Of the love Bongs o f the thrushes.
If it were not for the exhilaration and
been in the general practice of m edicine for moat
forty yearn, and would way that In all my praetl e Gone the roses in the d oses o f the garden, and expectancy that almost always comes
and ex|H*rience have never Been u prepani 1 m
the blushes
with change you could sit down and cry
that I could prescribe with as much confidence
Of the shy verbena creeping
of huccckh as I can H all’« Catarrh Cure, maim
in the first chair that offers its kindly
By the old south wall, ami steeping
factored by you. Have prescribed it a great
But you «lo not. You call
many Limes, and its ( licet 1 h wonderful, and All ID* sweetness iu the sunshine o f the sleepy arms to you.
summer
hushes.
would Hay In eoncliiHlon that I have yet to find
your nerves to the front and make a de­
a cmmc of Catarrh that it would not euro, if they And ever o'er it all, in a gold and crimson pall,
w ould take it according to directions. Your« Over mignonette grown tawny, and o'e r gruss a mand upon all your executive powers;
truly,
I*. I. GOltSI ( II, M. I».,
scrub women are sent for. servants are
bronzing brown.
Office, 2*5 Hummit street.
With a rustle and a whir, and a sad and solemn marshaled, dusters, mops and brooms
We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that
Htir,
are brought into use.
cannot he cured with I lull 's Catarrh ( 'lire. Taken
The leaves uro drifting down, dear, oh, the leaves
Internally.
F. J. CI1KNKY Ai CO., Props.,
Workmen appear not by magic but
are drifting down
Toledo, O.
Hold by Druggists; 75e.
by previous arrangement; carpets are
Come the mornings gray und chilly,
rolled into place, windows are washed,
Come the nights serene and stilly,
If boy«, like colts, were early lenken to work,
O oiiich a 11 airy midnight fairy, trucing fern and walls are wiped, pictures are uncovered
there won Id he lens kicking later iu life.
rose and lily
and reining, fires are lit, beds are made;
On the window panes that glisDm,
there is something to eat; one room
While in dreams the children listen
To the swing o f hkatoH that ring, and shouts that emerges from chaos into a likeness of its
old self; but you go to bed wishing you
echo shrilly,
Anti ever, ever still, in the hollow, on the hill,
hail but one residence and had staid
By tint roadside, where the sunflower lifts aloft a in it.
ruined crown,
With the morning, however, you wake
Like the dear old dreams o f youth, dreams of
refreshed, all your aids about you, the
houor, fame ami truth,
Forever falling from us do the leuves keep drift­ pole* changed, and by nightfall again
ing down
you are half inclined to wonder if you
Let the summer set in splendor.
really have been away all this summer.
Perhaps j-ott do not believe these
Let the summer tribute render
Even if you have sat in your easy chair
Bridelike
beauty,
bridelike
duty,
every
(’harm
dl
Statements concern in;; Green’s A u ­
utul ordered all this it is a nervous strain,
vine und tender,
gust Flower. Well, we can’ t make I
full of fatigue, anil you and all about
To the conquering king, who loudly
All ill trum|M)t tones and proudly
you. W e can't force conviction in- |
you realize that a home is not even kept,
o f bis captive, and her passionate to say nothing of its being won, without
to your head ormed- T h II h the story
surrender.
D oubtin;»
ieitie i n t o y o u r And with the leaves that fall, in a rich and royal ever recurring exertion.—Harper's Bazar.
Ammonia ami alum are the most coin*
inon adulterants used in the manufacture
of baking powders. The government
report shows that a large percentage
of the baking powders on the market
contain either one or the other, or both
these pernicious drugs. Ammonia par­
ticularly is in very genera! use.
Tdiis wholesale use in an article of
: daily food of one of the most injurious
I pois ns is simply criminal. 8low aru-
l monia poisoning pits luces diseases of
| the stomach, and is particularly injure
! ous to the complexion. The presence 01
ammonia in a oaking powder, however,
can tie easily detected.
To belect Ammonia.—Mix one heaping
teaspoonful of baking powder with one
j teaspoonful of water in a tin cu p; boil
thoroughly for a few moments ; stir to
prevent burning, and if ammonia is pres
ent, you can Hmell it in the rising steam ;
or place a can of the suspected powdei
top down on a hot stove for a minute or
two, then takeoff the cover and smell.
To belecl Alum.—Alum powder can lie
tested by putting a couple of teasjioon-
fuls of the powder in a glass of cold wa­
ter. If no effervescence—that is, bute
tiling or simmering—takes place, con­
demn the goods and return them at
once.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is
by
i reported
, -
- ail authorities „. as free , from
,
a,muon,a- or ^
other adult" -
,
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An
M iS iia iit L ig T h i n g s .
‘A ugust
Flower
pall,
t h r o a t . W e don’t
heart's crumbled crimson, and the
want to. Th e money | O'er the rose
grass grown dull and brown,
is yours, and the Let the bitterness, the strife, all the little Ills of
life,
misery is yours; and until you are
drifting down, dear -with the leaves
willing to believe, and spend the one (Jo drifting,
go drifting dowu.
Now York Ledger.
for the relief of the other, they will
stay so.
John II. Foster, 1 1 22
A New T u ll fo r I lls C ow .
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
Several weeks ago it cow owned by a
“ My wife is a little Scotch woman,
well known gentleman employed in the
thirty years of age and of a naturally j lower shojis o f Altoona, Pa., met with a
delicate disposition. For five or six j mishap. The animal was turned out of
years past she has been suffering the stable for exercise, but in it short
from Dyspepsia. She time she was attacked by several dogs.
V o m it
became so had at last They succeeded in getting hold of her
that she could not sit tail, and almost tore it out o f the socket
E v e r y M oal. down to a meal but only a short stub remaining. The ani
she had to vomit it j null was seriously disfigured, and the
as soon as she had eaten it. T w o j owner conceived a novel idea of fixing
bottles of your A ugust Flower have ] her up. He visited a slaughter house
cured her, after many doctors failed. near by and secured a new tail and
Shecan now eat anything, and enjoy started for his home, happy over his
it; and as for 1 lyspcpsia, she does not 1 scheme to save his pet animal from un­
favorable comment.
know that she ever had it.”
W
T h o m as.
lb* secured the necessary tools and set
to work. The stub and new piece were
carefully worked out into a good jo b of
dovetailing.
He placed the ends to­
gether and they fitted like a charm. The
»int was wrapped and tied with a heavy
string.
All worked well for a few days, but
the other morning he took the animal
out for a stroll, met a crowd of friends
and stopped to explain his patent. His
achievement was simply wonderful to
his hearers. But a moment later his
labor and idea were a thing of the past.
A large horsefly made its appearance
and perched upon the animal's back.
The stub commenced to work and the
new end was thrown in the direction of
the pest. Then it Invame detached and
landed around the neck o f the inventor.
Price Glicht to be one o( tin He pleaded with his fron ds to keep the
.ist cons icier, it ¡01 is \s hen t>m matter quiet, but it leaked out, and now
he is the subject o f considerable fun at
ing sm oking toi tacco. It N't UI the
hands of his fellow workmen, fclx
want the Itesi ami are wi Hing change.
P o t a t o P a rtloa.
A unique entertainment was given in
a private parlor at a leading Cape May
hotel. It was a potato party, and under
the direction of young hostesses four
rows of potatoes, four in a row, were
laid the length o f the long room and the
sport began. The names of two couples
were called, and tile four, two ladies and
two gentlemen, stationed themselves at
the potato lines, and at the signal of a
bell began the difficult feat of lifting the
first potato on a tiny coffee spoon.
This accomplished it is to be borne in
safety to the umpire's table at the ex­
treme eml of the room, and the task re­
peated until the four potatoes are safe­
ly brought into harlior. The game con-
tinned until the steadiness of hand of all
was tested, and great ante -ment was
created. The prize* were very hand­
some. They were awarded to those lift­
ing and carrying the potatoes in the
shortest space of time. Potato parties
are a reigning fad in Washington, and
premise to be one of the fall amusements
in Philadelphia. Boston Budget.
N ot So D a n g e ro u s A fte r A ll.
Plant« aud Animal*.
F K IliH rr il
S H IP W R E C K * .
Professor Stewart, F R S , president
of lue Linuean society, I d a lecture, deliv
.'Luuucti aLipi hinkt- and founder, u ic iic ice
ererl in t tie gardens of the Ho) al Botanic .v lnd* hu U liiuui tMiiioi » vvhvcs ■'Wtep noble mar
iuera’ •• heart* ui otk ’ to ih ip u rtck and to
society, Loudou, drew attention to the tenth, vet thnt does not prevent the lubbeiliest
curious and intimate relationship existiag iandmiHU from risking hie life uii the stormy
between some animals and plants, espe­ Atlantic in tne role o f tourist o r com m ercial
But, if he shall reach his destination
cially in tropical countries, where the traveler.
'« fe ly , he will scarcely have escaped some of the
struggle for existence is so fierce. One qualm s o f seasicknes«, unless he takes v\ ith him
plant, known as the bull's horn acacia, of Hostet’ er’s Stomach Bitters, that inim itable sj*e-
ifle for i HUkea. Bad water on long trips i8 a
Central America, provides a species of ant < fhrcMtto
the voyager, but thi- may be deprived
not only with food and drink, hi the shape In a great measure of its disordering effects upon
of tiny egg like bodies upon its leaves, and the stom ach, bowels und liver by the Bitters.
the pieiudiclal effects o f’ maluria, bud
a sweet liquid contained in special wells Aifulutt
iiet, fatigue and exposure it is also efficacious
on the stalk, but, iu addition, it furnishes It averts, m oreover, rheumatism and kidney
a tenement for the ant in the hollow spines om plaints. Don’t travel on sea or land w ith­
with which it is armed. In return for out It.
these favors, the ant protects the acacia
The “ grip ” is no longer exclusively the badge
from its enemies. — Philadelphia Isuiger
o f a com m ercial traveler’s occupation.
AMMONIA
tret T h em .
liver oil.
If Scott’s Emulsion did
nothing more than take that
taste away, it would save the
lives of some at least of those
that put o ff too long the
means of recovery.
It does more. It is half-
digested already.
It slips
For throat diseases and coughs. “ Brau n's
Bronchi til Troches ,” like all other really through the stomach as if by
good things, are imitated, and purchasers
It goes to make
should be careful to obtain the genuine stealth.
article prepared by John I. Brown & Sons.
strength when cod-liver oil
Why He Wanted Erniit K»w Seats.
Manager Aronson, of the Casino, feels
sure that he has at last struck the queerest
reason ever yet given for a demand for
front seals at a theater. “ My seats must
lie in the front row or nowhere,” wrote the
The grip is the on ly thing that can make some
applicant. “ I want to study the trout tough people feel meaner than they are.
teeth of the actresses.” The demand came
from a dental surgeon, and he got them.
The manufacturers of Star Plug chewing
He bad, however, taken the essential p re ­ tobacco have built up the largest tobacco
caution uf sending the money for them business the world has ever seen by giving
with the liearer of the queer m e ss a g e .—
the consumer the best tobacco and full-
New York Sun.
weight sixteen-ounce pound plugs, proving
conclusively that good tobacco and pound
A ii A m b id e x t r o u s P o ly g lo t .
A salesman in a down town store has plugs are wanted by most tobacco chewers.
made a wayer that he can outdo any other
ambidextrous man. He has made a bet
that with a pen iu each hand he can write
two letters at the same time to two differ
ent people and on different subjects. He
H iiuntiai «»y a Etat.
is also willing to wager that he cau write
A singular story, which the genitu, ol an essay in English and oue in French or
a Hoffman or a I’«»- might make ex German at the same time. —Philadelphia
tremely eflk ->v— Vs the* of a man in In­ Record.
diana who seems to have been haunted
A R e g u la r T h in g .
by an evil spirit in the form of a rat—01
Mis* Languish—Were you ever disap­
at least thut is the form the idea would pointed in love, Mr Heartyf
probably take in the story
Mr Hearty—Yes. indeed, every timet—
Some twenty years since he was feed New York Truth
ing grain in a threshing machine, when
A group of mechanics was seated
The "barking sands" of the Hawaiian
a rat ran across the floor of the bam
in the engine-room when one said:
where he was at work. He turned tc group, as described by a recent scientific
“ How was It Tora?H
i was
caught up. slapped ’gainst the
watch it, and allowed his hand to bi investigator, are found in dunes, and are
ceiling and whirled down to the
drawn into the machine in his absent apparently fragments of shell and coral,
floor. I lay there like one dead,
mindedness His hatnl was torn off, and which, when disturbed, slide down the
and every muscle was sprainet I I
slopes
of
the
dunes,
emitting
a
deep
bass
he has since lieen forced to make shift
was cured in one day.” What
cured him?
with the remaining hand, which fortu note not unlike the buzz of a saw in a
planing mill.
nately was the right.
A few days since, so the story goes, ht
The K ev . Mark Ouy Pierce writes:
w ith e q u a l fa cility a n d certainty
was feeding a threshing machine in the
has cu red p ro m p tly an d perm a­
H k i i f o r i i P l a c e , R u sse l l S u c a b k .I
same place, when again a rat ran across
n
e n tly w orse cases. H e ro is on e
L o m w , December 10, ¡ has . J
after su fferin g h a lf a lifetim e,
the floor Remembering the old acci-
I think it only right that I should tell
14Pum norft., Cleveland, 0 „ Aug. 1 1 .’88.
«lent he vented his indignation in a vio­ you of how much use I find A l l c o c k ' s P o r ­
In 1801 sprained my aria clubbing
lent kick at the animal, when his foot ous P l a st e r s in my family and among
chestnuts; could not lift m y arm ;
constant pain until 1880, when i-T.
slipped, he lost his balance, and in re­ those to whom 1 have recommend« d them.
Jacobs Oil cured me.
covering himself he let his right hand be 1 timl them a very breustplace against
JACOB E rZENSPF.RO F. 1.
colds
ami
coughs.
drawn into the machine, and it was in
" ALL RIGHT!
turn pulled off as the other had been.
ST . J A C O B S OIL DIO IT .”
Life is made o f com pensations. It«- the tim e a
The story is a curious one, and full ol man is old enough to realize what a lot he does
I not know he is too old to worry over it.
possibilities in the way o f development
of its marvelous side. It could be car I Use KnamelinebtovePolish; uodast; notimeli.
ried a little farther, and the crowning in­
cident be made the death of the victim | T ry G krm ba fo r b rea k fa st.
of the malevolent haunting rat.—Boston
Courier
Of all kinds and in any
uy quantity \v
ch oic­
• M A N Y
SUCH.
sale and retail—at bed rock prict es.
A «.h o st aa a tVltnea«.
There was once a "ghost iu court” con- :
net ted with the memorable Belt case. I
Since then the phantoms have not trou­
bled the high court very much Bui
there is an action ¡«ending, all about a {
will, in which a specter forms ¡1 leading
feature, and will possibly be called as a
witness. A ghost in the witness box
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would cause a forensic sensation of the
first order, and would "clear the court"
The smallest is the best
more speedily than the efforts of a dozen
ushers The way in which the phantom | in pills, othi'r things lining equal.
“ comes in" to this particular case seems But, with I)r. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel­
to be that the testator, being dissatisfied lets, nothing else is equal. They’re
with his testamentary dispositions, revis- the Lest, not only because they’re
iteil earth by the glimpses of the moon the smallest, and the casmst to take
told the sexton all about it
"But," anil j — but because they do more good.
Loril Justice Boweu pertinently in j They cleanse and regulate the liver,
quired, "can what a ghost says to a sex- | stomach and bowels in a way the
ton be taken as evidence against any- | huge, old-fashioned pill doesn’t
body? The legal view woulil be that
dream of. Think of trying to regu­
such testimony required substantial cor-
roboration, but we know from ‘Silas late the system with the ordinary pili,
Marne' that 'ghostesses' do not care j It’s only good for upsetting it.
Those are tnild ami gentl«*— but
about being believed in by the hopelessly
thorough and effective, no pain— no
‘ignorant.’ " —London Telegraph
E. J . B O W E N ,
0 5 F r o n t S tr e e t, P o r t l a n d , O r .
1 Send for catalogue.
J
U p u II kiu In A m a t e u r T r a m p
Many a life has been lost
because of the taste ot cod-
L if e .
Edward Tracy and a companion named
Gillen, of Troy, who had been enjoying
a vacation in the hop fields, stopped at
Mechaniesville on their way home and
were arrested as tramps. They were put
iu the lockup, and their experience there
was so disagreeable that rather than re­
main another night Tracy pleaded guilty
in the hope of being sent to the county
jail. To his consternation Justice Por­
ter sent him to the penitentiary for three
months. Gillen pleaded not guilty, and
tried to tell the justice tiiat they were
more resjH’Ctable than their condition
betokened. He was sentenced to the pen­
itentiary for six months for his pains
Tracy’s father heard o f his son's plight, I
and going to Mechaniesville interviewed
Justice Porter The latter wrote a let­
ter to Superintendent McIntyre request-1
ing the discharge of Tracy Of course 1
McIntyre couldn't recognize anything of
that kind. Mr Tracy then engaged a
lawyer, and after much difficulty secured
his son's discharge.—Albany Journal
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tive — three for a cathartic.
The
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would be a burden.
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Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion o f cod-liver
oil —ail druggists everywhere do. $ 1 .
W ALL PAPER,
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samples.
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Misses’ Hrel Straps. 11 to l ’ j, at 10«■: regular
Rubbers, 25c. Ladies’ , size l” best, 80c; other
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Men’s House Suppers, fine, finer, finest, 75c,
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Sold Everywhere!1
PIANOS «»O R G A N S,
WINTER * H A ,
I M o rris o n
Street, P o rtla n d , O r.
ko \
C a ro lin a ”
Ht»«.
MORPHINE
H A B IT!
SURECURE
SHILOH’S -
h a s b e c o m e the n a ­
Let the girls who would like to know
something, but are afraid it will spoil
tion al tobacco, pipe
Books free.
their matrimonial cbatices, take heart
ami go in for honors. Ex-President
s m o k i n g h a s be­
White, of Cornell university, has just
married Miss Helen Magill. who after
c o m e general.
graduating from Swarthmore college
Pacific Medicine Co., 5 2 9 fla y HU San Franclsoa
llritl|j;ln|' tItee S tr a its u f D o v e r.
took tile degree of l ’ h. D. at Boston uni
The success of this Great Cough Cure is
Experiments, it is announced, are being
in
versify, studied thr«s> years at Newnham conducted in the channel near Folkestone without a parallel in the history of medicine.
-SéÂLOF
college, Cambridge, England, returned j for the purpose of testing the geological All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos­
Want an agent in every town iu Oregon, Wash­
home to teach and lecture, anil made structure of that portiou of the sea bed itive guarantee, a test that ro other cure can suc­
ington ami Idaho to sell
cessfully
stand.
That
it
may
become
known,
the acquaintance of her husband while upon which it has been proposed to con-
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reading a paper before the students of j struct a bridge across the straits. The the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
On com m ission. No stock or capital needed.
Cornell. A little learning in a wife is engineers engaged are M Georges Her- in the United States and Canada. If you have
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Music teachers preferred. Special rates «m all
goods. \\ rite for particulars.
not a dangerous thing to a man who sent and M Kenaud. marine hydro- a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
P O R TLA N D , OK.
knows something himself. The man who graphic engineer The examination of it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
Is afraid of kuowhslge in a woman has the French coast is finished, and so far or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
We Want Name and
Address of Every
grave doubts about his own capacity.— as it has proceeded on the English side is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
A S T H M A T IC
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
Kate Field's Washington.
of the channel it has, it is stated, proved SHILOH’S CUKE, Trice lo cts.,
cts. and | CURED TO STAY CURED. 1P b u f ^ « l S ! w !I t °
to pay a few cents extra, Inn
satisfactory
The sea bottom is de­ It.oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
A Dry S eason I u Knn*a*.
U U U U U I l a POWDER CO.,
T h e F ir s t F e m a l e T r e a c h e r .
use
Shiloh’s
Porous
Plaster,
Price
25
cts.
clared
very
solid,
and
suitable
for
the
th e Mastiff 1 ‘lug Cut ; there is
18 CALIFORNIA ST.. SAN FRANCISCO.
Kx-State Senator Joel Moody, of I.inn
Mrs. Ella May Bennett was onlained
If you want FOWDER for Mining,
more solid comlort in one pack county, I.H'at«-.l tit Kansas in I t u n ) 1 Dniversalist preacher at Stony Brook proponed structure.—Echo.
J . M c C R A K E N & CO.,
Railroad Work, Stump Blasting or Tree
bin* rarely I a ■« ■ n out of the state since.
—DEALERS IS—
age than you can get out o f a Speaking of drought, be my* that in •Vptemlier 25, and she is the first woman
Planting, send for Price List.
S trungo I 'u r lo r IV t*.
Rocha Harbor Lime. Portland Camarvt. Sol-
preacher ordaimsl <«n Long Island. She
I here a poeitiTB remedy for the above diream; by it*
dan
6ata
and
Ufah
Plaster
Hair.
Flra
Brick
dozen others. Packed in can latlit Kansas had a drought by the sideof « tin* mother ««f seven children, and is a
Professor Bnliler, a New York musi­ nse thoosands of caeos of the w«>rst kind and of long
. LA ST * B E A R II»« WHOLE
and Fire Clay. LAND PLASTER
S e -C J
f o o t T r ... . . .
F r .ltl iBd
which this year was good. It quit rain
in f inir h are boon ca re d . In deed m a t r o n « Is m y faith
vas |x)uches.
0 0 N o r t h F r o n t S t r e e t , C o r . D.
) iardworking housewife, yet she eon- cal artist, now at his summer home :n ut
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___ • Fruit Trees’ — l-'r e e . A m sr.
in
its
eiScacjr,
th.it
1
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v , o nOTTLXa FRKK, with
ing
in
September,
ISM),
and
did
not
(»f/r./f
»1
»aye
Morel.
UoEFUL.
tothe point, ttraw /t JuJd
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J. It Pace ! ..tiare., Co . Rlrlimomt, Va.
,1 rives to find leisure for study and the Stock bridge. Mass., has a passion for a \ VI.I ABL F ' T R V . A T IS K on t s di *\v»e t o an? anf-
/ . -" ,c r Ably written, gives trusty INFORMATION - at.
commence again until the following ;
r e v i t d r o it r r : Surprising LOW prices! Apple. Peir.Cher­
writing o f sermon*. The advent o f wo­ snakes, lie catches all the harmless ser­ forer w ho will send tu«» th eir Kx ree«a a.l 1*. O . ad.ireaa.
ry Plum,FRUITS PeechtAp t.Quince Nut.Or Trres Grafts.
September. The winds were so hot a- men in the pulpit nowailav s is not as pents he finds in that wild mountain re- T . A . . « W
H P i r l S i.* N . Y .
l i E H T “ *1*171 m towrdaysi.n my Klectric ( orsets RO 0 E 8 — rrenfrht t. NolargerttocfcinU g No BETTER
4
'or.«! specialties, nv percent profit and cash No beeper * T . \ K K B R O * „ i> 7 * h it L o u U i n n a ,
to cook ,'gg. ltefore the hen* could lay) startling as was the first ap a ranee of tpon, and puts them into big close cage*
tea. S a m ó le fr e e R r R r M rm a n R f.«e.1i»ev V V
Wh*n I **> cure I «1«» not tnnan m# rely to atop theta
Founded
OLDEST. IOOOAcres. LARGRiJ
IN D IA N D E P R E D A T IO N
them, and not a thing was raised in
in
his
parlor
Black
snakes,
stripe«]
fer Attain and then ha v them return again. I mean a
won 1 on the dramatic stage a few een-
P E N S IO N
PATENTS
1 1 1 - l l’l. Kansas. The next aeamtn was exactly turii-s ago. New York Telegram.
snakes, (jreen ones. an«i so on. are his L A N D
HOM ESTEAD
POSTAL
W . B O Y N T O N SA W C O M P A N Y , 4 0 F I R S T ST R E E T, P O R T L A N D , O R .
LKP n Y . 1 FALLING KIl’ KNI NS a I e I ,,g nmty. | the reverse, and produced abundantly
pots On pleasant «lavs he takes his rep­
warrant my r i.-.ly to «are the womt vmm*. Be. auw
»ANWVW.'.VJMA'»
Mail this d- uM e-edgo Prttner,
everything that was put into the ground
otheni h v® fade J is no re-«', >n for u >t new m ooting a
tiles
out
of
the
boxes,
fondles
them
and
The chief of the |H'ln-e of Moscow has
J W. B C Y N - C N ’ S
any
a.eo e x , ' -S
<
•“ ; address,
«vin * v co, $i j 0. , n.pu
" • ’ ENT (S 0 NCER SAW
c ire. s 1 at area f..r a tr.- t ■*> and a Free H it ».rf
He thinks the season t>f 1 s*H> corresponds issued ««rilers that those who sell paper* lets them run »boat the room. — Philadel­
D
exter
Diam ond ch am pion Won­
nAT. MOV.ffS 8«4, 1
■uyinfalbt e remedy. (Jive Kipram and l*«wt Oilce,
der K.s*«>r Steel Crosscut Saws.fl.OO
to that of 1800. and that 1801 will anr or other printed matter in the street* phia Ledger
I I . €i. I D I O T , M . f\ a h i p r „ r l
y.
,
|iass in plant\ any .tear that preceded it. •hall not l«e allowed to pursue thetr vo­
Mr. Mnodv advtsos farmer* to «lain ev cation if they are n«>t «lresned tn proper
The new J.qutne** parliament contains I h a ’ K X D I I M i K H i K i l l o f C L A I M *
ery «lraw that «-an be used for reservoir uniform, or if they do not appear clean I minister of state. J senators. 27 Uveal
It i* fu r th e < in v nt tly «pc|Hia .tint it>i
\ THRE.E DOSEs WILL M a KE t
— CXl'KH THU nimucTiow o r —
dleiiiliinl«, al«-1« - Itt iidil« lie, « on- I ma- Jk purpose*, ami save the water fr«nu run­
and tidy
government officials. 37 mayors. 143
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ning away in the streams. St. Joseph
provincial administrative officials 13
have a claim o f any description whatsoever
News.
An association for the colonization ci journalists. 1» lawyers. 10 school teach­ tf yen
agaurel the United atatee Governm ent and
wish ‘ t speedily adjudU'attM. address
Palestine has been successfully estab ers, 4 priests of Buddha an«l 14 profes­
Opulent Beggary.
JOH N
\V K D D K K K t K N M a n a g e r ,
fished in Whitechapel, London The so­ sors Of tin* 20* member* 114 are Rad-
w b .iv * » I mm m n e AO tii tu,»iia F ix *
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Is nature
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W a e h f n r t o n . TV C
Two
beggar*,
named
Jakuhowski
and
«?• ntlv. With.I t! Krlpi»i* o r mutwa
oisons. It wt M
ciety s»«nds shiploads of ;>oor Jews from
Wasilewti-s, w ho for years have solicited Lomlon to Palest 1 tie, and will provide tCAla. .VI In.impendent». *nd only 4 Con-
aorvativ
alms before the doors of (he Kief catite them with fund* with which to purchase
YOUNG M EN!
IV e tithe are nowiocge«
Jeudi n* retiw dr for ail ih? «Irai, have just n't 1 red and set up at farms
T h e S p e c i f i c A N o . I.
Ptvft>*.«, r Tyndall, now in hi* aevon-
unnstursl dts< hargse en-
rentiers. .lakub->w-ki ¡.«ss.-sses a hous,
f.k . a . re*«'* '
private «lisea-.-N of men 4
tirtli year, i* mi « x;a'rt Alpine climber,
».«rei
certain cure for Ite debili
worth *0,(100 roubles ¡£*,000! and a suin
Uen Bid well's ranch tn Chioo, Cal.. I* and there are not many guide* iu Switi-
t. Pi
•♦nrc.lt hci ( km in*
l a l l Dg « c a k u f u p e c u li* -
• ;i ev crythlng else
t<> a otlirfl.
of ««.000 roubles (£6.000) lodgisl at the eighteen mil«>s in length and three in erland more intrepid than be He is now
nurdsta
I 1*2 P a g e » , ’2 0 0 F i n e F .n a r n v ln « « . I f a n d « e m e C o l o r e d P l a t e s .
Fn-: o f useful and n « m c t lv «
I pFeaor i>e 1? and Ica! safe
^
« elt Me,ik-ino
reichsbank W Ml le wies hak investisi all width, and contains 1,300 acres of orchard among the glacier* with Mr* Tyndall,
n fo rtratlor. O r e o f the m < m rehehTe caUtogmea puoliehed. D e s c r i b i n g a l l k i n d s o f g u a r a n t e e «
1 in r-’c o m n ie u d t u a 11
. San Jilee. Cai.
• a r d e n . F l o w e r a n d F i e l d * e e d s , F r u it a n d O r n a m e n t a l T r e e «*. N m a ll F r u i t s . ( h n ic«
a l l au (Te rer«.
his earnings in property, and owns two groumt The eutire crop hae been told aud report, from them *ay they are eu-
r lo s e a . F l o w e r i n g P l a n t s a n d B u l b s . T h o r o u g h b r e d L a n d a n d W a t e r F o w l * . K e c l a t e r e «
J 8 TW «, » 0 . Diren t. Ib
ig s . G e r m a n H a r e s . A c .
P»ent f r e e ,
• v ; : ! c • n. Address, m nti r - g this paper
hous«'« of the value of 70,000 ro n b l« to eastern buyers
ffcoM Be llruRilalB
joying excellent health
T H I C K f l «O.
(£7.0ooi each, which h* leu Cor. N*w
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CONSUM PTION
CURE.
Packed
Patent Cloth
Pouches and
in Foil.
Put that inyburPipe
and imoke it ^
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ite
CONSUMPTION.
I CURE FITS!
C L A I
•
®Tuft’s Tinv Pills*
IVIoore’s Revealed Remedy
WILSON’Si 222 .CEE ll CATALOGUE.
PLANT. TREE m O C C U
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