Th«* F ic t ile o f S p o r t.
From the fielila o f »port we go to beij
in-1 net up full of paiiifl ail-1 aehea.
The next night, by the use of St.
Jaooba Oil, we are soothed to sleep and
¿et up cured.
W h e n H ie F r e n c h I 'r e .M r n l T r a c i s ,
The French president travels free on
the railways during his official tour in
France, but when the return journey is
concluded, his secretary calculates
what it would have cost if prid for at
regular rates, and this sum is handed
over to he distributed among the |>oor-
est paid of tire railway men.— T it-bits.
Good News
It C o m e s F r o m M a n y H o m e s M a d e
H a p p y , “ D y s p e p s i a Is C u r e d . "
For year* Hood’s Har^aparilla has been
curing dyspepxiu. It is curing it today and
it » ill continue to cure it when given a fair
opportunity !>y those who suffer from this
disease. i f you have dyspepsia take
Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you have a friend
suffering from it, tell that irictid to take
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
A m erica’s Greatest M edicine for Dyspepsia.
H o o d ’ s P i l l s cure all liver Ills.
2.1 cents.
At last Speaker Kee-1 lias been over
rule-1. At a recent annual meeting of
the Daughters of the Confederacy, at
Hot Springs, Ark., a lively debate
arose as to whether the minutes of the
previous meeting should be read before
business could proceed or not. One
daughter ventured to quote Speaker
Reed on the subject, lint she was
promptly overrule-1 and the reading
was dispensed with on the motion of
another daughter, who asserted ve
hemently that “ Tom Keed didn’ t
known what he was talking about.”
T H Y A I.I .E N 'S
F O O T -E A S E ,
A powder to lie shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen, ner
vous and uncomfortable. If you have
smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen’s
Foot-Ease. It rests and com forts; makes
walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating
feet, blisters ami callous spots, believes
corns and bunions o f all pain and is a cer
tain cure for Chilblains, Hwcating, dump
or frosted feet. W'o have over thirty thou
sand testimonials. Try it toila;/. Bold by
all druggists ami shoo . torec for 25c. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen H. Olm
sted, Lo Roy, N. Y .
Among the many mysteries of bird
migration is the fact that over-sea jour
neys are generally conducted in the
duikuess, and invariably against a head
wind.
T o Curtt a ( ' o l i l In O ho l l i i y
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
AII druggists refund money if it falls to
cure. 26c.
There is some talk of a tunnel under
neath the HtraitH of Gibraltar, and at
it would have to he only 20 miles long,
there is no reason why it should not
he feasible, particularly as there is a
bo.l of hard rock all the way.
No household is complete without a bot
tle o f the lam» ms Je.sse Moore Whiskey. It
is a pure and wholesome stimulant, rec
ommended l»y all physicians. D on’t ne
glect tins necessity.
When a young woman gets a new hat
she is never satislieil until the man she
loves most and the girl she hates most
have both seen it.
CITO F e rm in ^ itiy Cured. N o fit* o r nervouanes
l l » w alter flint «lay's iini * o f Hr. K lliie’n (treat
Nerve lit-HO n r . ht id lor J» K*.tt; w t . o o trial
bottle Hid UTatlse. lilt. It. il, ivi.IN I., .Ltd., imo
A rch Jti jot, Philadelphia, Pa,
When a woman buys canned mince
meat ahe chops a few more apples into
it and adds a.dash of brandy and then
she thinks she has made it.
When coming to San Francisco ?o to
Brooklyn Hotel, 208-212 Bush street.
American or Kuropean plan. Boom and
hoard $ 1.00 to $1.60 per «lay; rooms 60 cents
to $1.00 per dt
day; single meals 2.» cents.
Free coucli. Chits. Montgomery.
George Knox, who died in London
recently, called himself “ the last ol
the Kosicrucians.M lie spent a long
life and a great foitune in looking for
the philosopher’s stone, the elixir of
life ami other myths of “ the rosy
cross. “
n o ir i
M sch o o l
r o ii
iio y s
.
Now' at Burlingame, will remove to its
beautiful new home at Menlo Park. San
Mateo County, Cal., and rc-open January
Pith. IHtm Address Ira (1. lloitt, Pit. 1).,
Menlo Park, Cnl.
Instead of reshoeing horses with
sharper shoes when the ground ftoeses
an Ohio man has invented a device
which screws on the under side of the
shoe ami can he removed easily when
the ground thaws.
I HE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
TIIE DUPLICITY
OF COL. DAINTREE.
N> W 1 OMK. N. T.
u3nfV77: *u IibiT*is:
NSU
Gul - requires the hand o f steel more
than the glove of velvet.”
"Not sure that I quite follow you,
sir." said tiie other doubtfully.
“ Perhaps you are not listening.”
‘‘ I’ m trying to, sir.”
"F act matter is, strictly between our
selves, Miss Gale wauls a lord an-1
master; some one who will simply
make her obey Ills commands. That's
the kind of man she ought to marry."
"M arry!"stamm ered Mr. Frank Duin-
tree.
“ I know j.ist the man,” declared the
Colonel, Jubilantly. “ As It happens.
I've got h!:n in my mind's eye at the
present momert.”
" i think you’d better keep him there,
sir," said Mr. Dalntrce. warmly. "This
Is no-t a matter that calls for the inter
ference of any third person.”
"You leave It to me, my boy," said the
old gentleman cheerily; “ I'll see what I
can do.”
“ I should be sorry to show' any want
o f respect for you, sir, but I must
say----- ”
“lie won’ t allow her to rove all over
the place, cycling,” said the old gentle
man, confidently. “ He’ll soon let her
know that the proper place for a wom
an Is the fireside.”
"No-t on a summer's day like this.”
"A ll the year round,” snapped the
Colonel, “ all the year round. That's my
dog barking. 1 must be going.”
"B efore you go, sir— -”
"G ood-by!” said the Colonel.
Colonel Dalntree was a man who
read his newspaper carefully and com
pletely, beginning with the births and
finishing at the announcement of the
printer's name, and In this way he al
ways flattered himself that he missed
little or nothing. This was how It was
that, lu reading his local journal at the
bow window of his rooms at the end of
that week, he came across two adver
tisements which gave hint great con
tent. The terrier on the Colonel's knee
was also scanning the Journal closely,
with a view apparently o f ascertaining
the latest news in regard to the muz
zling order.
“ For sale, lady's bicycle. Cost $00. A
lxargaln. Write Miss E G., Burleigh
terrace, Richmond.”
Further down was the second adver
tisement:
"W anted,' to purchase at once, safety
bicycle, with latest Improvements, for
learner. Write Professor Dalntree, The
Grove, Boltons, S. W .”
The old gentleman slapped his knee
with satisfaction, making the terrier
Jump, and the dog, a little annoyed,
went to the window, and presently
commenced to show signs o f recogni
tion. The Colonel put down the news
paper to ascertain the cause of DI’s ex
citement, and saw Miss Gale walking
toward the park in company with his
nephew, the two being quite obviously
on the best of terms with each other.
“ Now that, Di,” explained Col. Daln
tree, rubbing the interested terrier on
tiie back, “ that is tiie result o f what we
call strategy.” —The Woman at Home.
Where the rough road turns, and the val
ley sweet
H em .
of
(len erM l
I - i t e r e .l f l l e a n e d
Smiles bright with its halm and bloom.
F t,-in th e T h r iv i n g I’ . r l f l -
We'll forget the thorns that have pierced
H ltt.l.
the feet
And the uights with their grief and
W h e a l lir a -le .
gloom
Regarding the grading of Washing And the sky will smile, and the stars will
bea m,
ton «lo-at by the Portland Chamber of
Commerce at 59 pound, per bushel, a And we’ll lay us down ir the light to
dream.
lealer in Walla Walla nays in the
Union of that town: “ Oregon ought
to have a state board to grade wheat, We shall lay us down !n the bloom and
light
instead of thiow iog thu reepoi-Cbilit;
With a prayer and a tear for rest.
onto the Portland Chamber of Com As tired children w ho creep at nigh:
merce. It now costs 75 cents for an
To the love of a mother’s breast.
Eastern Washington wheat raiser to And for all the grief of the stormy past
have a car of wheat inspected at Ta Best bhui! be sweeter ut last—at Iasi!
coma. in Portland it costs nothing—
a slight premium for having wheat Sweeter because of tlio weary way
And the lonesome night and long.
shipped to Portland. As a matter of
fact, the law of Washington in regard While the darkness drifts to the perfect
(lay
to the inspection of wheat is unconsti
With its splendor of light and #ot»g.
tutional. 1 could take $1,500 or $2,000
The
light
that shall bless us and kiss us
an-1 knock the law out. That is the
and love us
opinion of some of tiie best legal talent
And sprinkle the roses of heaven above
of Tacoma. I have to pay a tax on
us!
warehouses, and a second one for in —Sidney Advertiser.
spection. That macks it a double tax,
and unjust.
Just because wheat
weighs 08 pounds to the bushel don’ t
cause it to bring the highest price. Wc
have to pay more for the heuvior
wheat, that, for instance, which goes
fiO1^ pounds to the bushel, classed as
H E N,” d eclared
choice milling. Even after wheat has
p -M iS * Gale, “ It’s a
been inspected at Tacoma and found
! splendid exercise.”
to go 58 [-omuls to the hoshel, heavier
‘‘Of course,” said
wheat tias to be mixed with it in order
old Col. Dalntrce.
that it may pass as No. 1 in foreign
"It’s recommend
markets.
That makes moie trouble
ed by all the doc
for the wliolseale wheatbuyer."
tors,” insisted Miss
T h . S h in g le M a r k e t .
Bale, pinching the
tire of the back
In commenting on the [-resent con
dition of the shingle market, the Ta
wheel.
coma Lumberman says the good effects
“ Naturally,” said
ot the cloning-down proposition are al
Col. Dalntree.
ready being felt. The prices are firmer
" it enables you
ami there are practically no shingles
to see the country,”
on the market. Eastern buyers are in
went on the young
the field trying to contract for round
l a d y argumenta
lots.
They are using argument to
tively; "it makes
prove to the mill man that he should you hungry; It Is the best thing for the
onntract now, "hecaitso shingles may temper that was ever invented.”
he weak in the spring.” If ho really
“ Fact matter is,” said the old gentle
thought so ho would not try to buy man, as they went down the kill, “ my
now. The m ill man is getting a little nephetv Is a fool.”
wiser each year.
He knows more
"In regard to this question of cy
about the shingle business than he did cling,” site agreed cautiously.
a few years ago. Ho knows that the
“ And although of course I like him,”
big Eastern buyer, as a rule, lays for said the young lady, glancing at the
iiim and ambushes him when he can. ground shyly, “ and all that, I cannot
The line yard man of tire East— who is permit him for a single moment to say
not in any senes a jobber— hoys out of
that 1 shall not do this or that I shall
season, always, when the market is off.
not do that.”
If the mill men will remain closed
“ 1 should have felt much Inclined to
down until February 1, start oil with
moderate prices and raise them as the t* 11 him so.”
"1 did," said the young woman firmly.
trade demands, the year 1899 will bo
Tho Colonel bent to dust his white
the best one the shingle men have ever
spats.
aeon.
“ These young professors," he remark
N o C o r n e r In N nlinon.
ed, “ get a didactic manner that is at
When the salmon pack on the Fraset times highly ridiculous. I'm afraid I
river was definitely announced this shall have to get Frank married lu or
year, a report was circulated to the der to— ”
effect that nn attempt Would ho made
“ Married!” The bicycle was stopped
l-y certain well-known packers and cap suddenly. "T o w h om ?'
italists on the Pacific coast to “ corner”
Bite rested the treadle on the curb ns
the market. “ No such attempt has one who did not propose to move until
over been made to my knowledge," she had received an answer.
says a packer in the Vancouver (13. C.)
“ You won’t speak of this,” said the
Province. “ The Fraser pack this sea old gentleman. "I don't want It to get
It Is a fact not generally known that
son amounted to only 197,000 oases, about.’”
there was a tunnel under the Euphrates
but still i think it would he almost im
“ You may rely on me.”
possible to corner the market. Taking
"D on ’ t happen by chance lo know a within the walls of ancient Babylon.
into consideration thu whole pack of Mine. Van Oppen?"
lu some oceans, particularly to the
the Pacific coast, it would require about
“ 1 do not know her," said the g:r! south o f Japan, islands have a way of
1250,000 to
control
the market. quickly, “ and I don’ t want to.
She appearing and disappearing without
As a result of the small pack on the wrote a ridiculous letter on ‘Unwoman notice.
Fraser this year prhos are slightly ly Sports' that appeared in the -----”
The Chinese Emperor has his domin
higher. Wo do not look for much o '
“ Bather a pleasing sort of widow,” ion acknowledged over 4,218,000 square
an advance, however.
said the Colonel. “ She has property In miles of the earth’s surface, a territory
Holland, an-1 she would be an excellent one-fourth larger thau lhat o f the Uni
I * r . 1 » . r---l 1«, F u r ry on W o r k .
ted States.
Otto Hansen, having lease-1 the lrn match for him.”
“ Hope he’ll nave the sense to—to pa
Erb sash and door faetory, of Salem,
A great curiosity has recently been
and equipped it with new machinery, tm aize home Industries." Site laughed brought Into England from Monghyr,
rather
uneasily.
"Good
by.
Col.
Ilalu-
Is now prepared to carry on work in
In Asia—the Ur of the Chaldees. It Is
that line in keeping with the growing tree. 1 must go home and work.”
an ordinary white wine glass bottle of
“ You won’ t let this Lint I’ ve told you
demands. Mr. Hansen has already in
unmistakably European manufacture.
place a new turning machine an-1 a new go any further?”
Finding its way to the Orient, It fell
"N
o,”
promised
Miss
Gale,
decided
mortice machine, both of the latest pat
Into the hands of some Ingenious
ly,
wheeling
off;
“
I’ll
see
that
It
doesn't
terns, an-1 has now on the road from
Asiatic, who Inscribed upon the interior
tho manufacturers two other now ma go any further.”
of the bottle one of the odes of Hafix.
chines— a Universal woodworker for
Col. Dalntree went carefully down How this was accomplished no Euro
jointing an-1 facing and n door and th-' steps to the terrace walk, chuckling pean has been able to discover.
blind clamping machine with sash at so much that Infants w ho were exercis
The number of banks In 171)7 was
tachment. John H. Pcnnebaker will ing their dolls stared at him amazedly,
25; in 1807, 9,457. The capital in 171)7
he Mr. Hausen’s foreman and business and in their astonishment allowed their
was $19,200,000; in 1807, $1,027,493,-
manager, anil they have alrady every tow haired, statrlng-cyed charges to as
053. The bank circulation In 1707 was
assurance ef prosperous patronage.
■lime nn upside-down position that was
$10.000,000; In 1807, $108,920,070. The
nlmost undignified. The old gentleman
deposits lu the First Bank of the Uni
S t l m .o n M ill N o t M old.
talked to his -log, ns, leaning on the par
There is no truth in the report that apet, he looked at tiie arum Illy-shaped ted States In 1801), the earliest date at
tho old Port Madison mill, which liar fountain, sparkling in the sunlight, and which reports of bank deposits nre ob
l-een shut down for several ycais, ha-1 wntohed tho folk coming up the path tainable. amounted to $8,500,000; the
Individual deposits reported by the
been purchased by the Stimson Mill
ways from the riverside. He lighted a
Company, of Ballard, and that the com cigar, but his thoughts were so absorb 9,457 banks lu 1807 amounted to $5,-
193.755,807, of which $1,939,376,035
pany won 1<I run the old mill on a scale
ing that he allowed it to go out. Pres
were classed as savings deposits.
far exceeding the palmiest days of the
ently he saw. among the people who
eld Madison Mill Company. A flat
Between the mountains of India and
were coming up the gardens, a serious
denial is given these rumors t-v C. D.
young man, wearing pince-nez.
He Fersla Is a powerful tribe, among
Stimson, of the Stimson Mill Company,
waved his walking stick, and the young whom an extraordinary custom pre
who says that there is not tho slightest
vails. Women’s rights apparently have
matt hastened his thoughtful pace.
foundation for such n rumor.
"M y boy," cried the Colonel, cheerful received full recognition, for the ladies
of the tribe can choose their own hus
ly, “ how are you, how are you?”
Aft«*r I’ o i t l i i i n l '« II
bands. All a single woman has to do
"N ot very lit, uncle."
Advices from Butte, Mont., hic to
"That confounded South Kensington when she wishes to change her state Is
the effect that the (Beat Northern
to send a servant to plu a handkerchief
Railway Company contemplates the business----- ”
"It’s not that, sir.” said Mr. Frank to the hat of the mau on whom her
eonsti netior. of a cut-ofT from that city
west to Lewiston, Idaho, to connect Dalntree. "1 I have had some little dis fancy lights, nnd he Is obliged to marry
«III- tho extension of the O. It. <fc N. pute with Miss Gale.” The Colonel was her, unless he can show he Is too poor
Co., and thus secure advantageous and much astonished, “ lim ber worried over to purchase her at the price her father
requires.
direct means of sharing 1‘urthiml’s It."
traffic.
"Tell me," sold the Colonel. And ho
D i v o r c e , to E u r o p e .
listened to an account of the dispute
Kcmovi»l
Berlin, though behind many cities of
with
all
the
attcutlon
of
one
receiving
the sash ami door factory at Bainicr
the United States In the matter o f di
will proBnBly Be leirnmnl from that news of a perfect freshness.
vorce. leads the European cities, it
"And
I
must
say.”
concluded
the
place, and in anticipation of thin ac
has 32 divorce* to every lo.tss) mar
tion the citisenfl of tho two Washing young man. "that 1 consider there Is no riages, while Hamburg route« next with
ton towns, Kelso and Castle Kock, are necessity for a girl lo cycle, and that 27. I’ aris shows 21 per 10,000. For
there are many other exercises open to the w hole of France the figures are now
making efforts to seeuro the plant.
I jogging camps aBove Falouse are her o f a gentler aud er more woman 8.5, against 3.1 up to 1884 (adoption of
the Noquet lan of divorce); Switzer
making rapid headway in getting out ly > haractcr."
"I quite agree with you," said the old land shows 20.9; Denmark, 17.7; Sax
the largo number o f logs which will be
ony. 15.7 tor the same figures as Massa
floated down the river next spring, and gentleman emphatically.
“ And yet. when 1 ventured to hint to chusetts). The lowest figures In Prus
the snow remains on the gronml, the
record for large drives will la* broken Miss Gale that 1 looked upon cycling sia are shown by Westphalia, with 3.7;
this winter. While a little more snow w ith disfavor, my remarks were receiv Hanover. 3.2: Mechlenbnrg shows 3.7;
Baden. 3.3; Hungary, 3.1.
would l>e Beneficial and would bo ap ed with well, almost contempt."
"I don't know what girls arc thinking
preciated By the lumbermen, there is
enough on the ground to make good o f," said the Colonel, despairingly.
S a lt fttr t h e W o r ld .
sleighing, and the clear, cold weather “ Fact matter Is, I expect you don’t go
There Is a salt vein in Kansas at a
for the past three weeks has been ideal quite the right way to yvork. Frank. depth of OOO feet containing, accord
for cutting and hauling logs to the river You’ re too deferential, too courteous, ing to a local statlstlenn. enough salt
too submissive. Now, a girl like Miss to salt the world for a million years.
hank.
la due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, hut also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by acientifle processes
known to the C a l i f o r n i a Flo S y r u p
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the iin)H)rtanee o f purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup o f Figs is manufactured
by the C a l i f o r n i a Fin S y r u p C o .
only, a knowledge o f that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured !>v other (tar-
ties. The high standing of the C a l i
f o r n i a Fin S y r u p C o . with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup o f Figs has
given to mitlious o f families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
o f the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of all other iuxatives.
Heat tie capital is hack of a new con
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken cern l»eing organized In Spokane for the
ing them, and it does not gripe not purpose of putting up pickles, catsups,
nauseate. In order to get its t»enefieial nances, vinegar, Jellies, jams, etc.
effects, please remoml*er the name of The enterprise will be known as the
FalU t ’lty Fickle Works, and having
the Company—
--
secured a six years’ lease on a three-
CALIFORNIA FIG SfRUP CO.
story building, h ive ^Workmen eng iged
SAN FR 1*4 IR4 II. t’«L
in getting it in shape to Begin business.
L o r is v II.I.F- kjr.
AT TH * TURN OF THE. ROAD.
PACIFIC ( OAST NEWS
II. II. Stone and F. P. Slieangteen,
of Oakville, who sBtp(>ed a carload of
prunes to Des Moines, have received re
turns froin the sains. There were HO,-
000 pounds, for which they received
A 1-16 cents net-
STORIES OF RELIEF.
T w o L o tto ra t o M r a. P inkham .
Mrs. J o h n W i l l i a m s , Englishtown,
N. J ., w rites:
“ D e a r M bs . P i n k h a m : —I cannot be
gin to tell you how I suffered before
taking your remedies. I was so weak
that 1 could hardly walk across the lloor
without falling. I had womb trouide
and sueh a bearing-down feeling ; also
suffered with my back and limbs, pain
in womb, inflammation o f the bladder,
piles and indigestion. Before I had
taken one bottle o f Lydia E. Pinkhani's
Vegetable Compound I felt a great deal
better, and after taking tv.-o and one-
half bottles and half a box o f your
Liver Pills I was cured. If more would
take your medicine they would Dot
have to suffer so much.”
Mrs. J osei - u P eterson , 513 East St.,
Warren, Pa., writes:
“ D e a r M r s . P i n k h a m : —I have suf
fered with womb trouble over fifteen
years. I had inflammation, enlarge
ment and displacement o f the woinb.
I had the backache constantly, also
headache, and was so dizzy. 1 had
heart trouble, it seemed as though my
heart was in my throat at times chok
ing me. I could not walk around and
I could not lie down, for then my heart
would beat so fast I would feel as
though I was smothering. I lmd to
sit up in bed nights in order to breathe.
I was so weak X could not do any
thing.
“ I have now taken several bot
tles o f Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound, and used three pack
ages o f Sanative Wash, and can say
I am perfectly cured. I do not tfcink
I cruld have lived long if Mrs. Pink-
ham's medicine had not helped me.”
The elephant has more muscles in
its trunk than any other creature pos
sesses in its entire body, their number
being no feweer than 40,000.
T h e Motft Co mm on o f A ll .
TBe most common of all ailments
from sports of all kimls are sprains and
bruises. The most common ami surest
cure of them is by tiie use of St. Jacobs
Oil, which is prompt in its action.
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m ay
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Tin* (Hilar fox cliango« tiie color of its
coat. In summer it is always Black;
in winter it is so white that tiie ani
mal can scarcely be seen as it scam (»era
over the snow.
8:90 p .m .
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From Portland.
If you want the best wind mill, Dumps,
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boilers, engines, or general machinery, see
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Ti e hair of rabbits ami other animals
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The articles have the appearance of var
nished leather.
DEAFNESS
CANNOT
HE
CURHD
By loca l applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is on ly one
way to cure deafness, ami that is by Constitu
tion al rem edies. Deafness is caused by an in-
tiamed con d ition of the m ucous lin in g of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets in
flamed vou have a rum bling sound or im per
fect hearing, and when it is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless t Le inflam m a
tion can be taken out nnd this tube rest «red to
its norm al co n d ition , hearing w ill be destroyed
forever; nine cases out ot ten are caused by
catarrh, w hich is nothing but an inflam ed
co n d itio n of the m ucous surfaces.
We w ill give One Hundred Dollars for any
case o f Deainess (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by H all’s Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
|
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
H all’s Fam ily Pills are the best.
a k t
for
8:00 p. m.
E x.Sunday
Saturday
10:00 p. m.
6:00 ft. m.
E x.S u u d ay
3:30 p. m.
Willamette and Yam
7:00 a. m.
M on., Wed.
hill Rivers.
Tues., Thur.
and Fri.
and Sat.
Oregon City, Day-
ton, >k Way Laud-
ings.
4:30 p. m.
Willamette River.
6:00 a. m.
Tues., Thur.
Tues., Thur
aud Sat.
Portland to Corval
and Sat.
lis ¿i Way Land
ings.
Lv. Lewiston
Lv. Riparia
Snake River.
6 :45 a. m.
1:45 a. m.
Daily
Riparia to Lewiston
Daily
Ex. Friday
Ex.Saturday
O L IV E R
W . H. H U R LB U R T,
E A ST AND SOU TH
—-VIA—
N
fl>aily excep t Sunday.
ORTHERN
PACIFIC RY.
(Y ellow ston e Park Line.)
T h t only Dining-Car Route from Portland
to the East.
T h « only route to the Yellowstone National
Park.
L » av ».
“ R e st W h e e l s o n K a r t h ."
1899 Ideals $22.50, $25. $W. Send for catalogue.
Live agents wanted everyw here.
F U E I ) T . M E R R I L L C Y C L E C O .,
PORTLAND.
SPOKANE.
TACOMA.
A SW ORN STATEM EN T.
I, C. R. Rollin'«, M. D . o f (»ra«« V alley, Or., volu n tarily make the follow in g statem ent:
After having my teeth extracted I have had five «els made at i - tervals of ab< ut nine m onths,
three in P ortland, one in San Francisco and one i n 8 t*>Lane. With neither o f the.-e have I been
able to cat a m eal’s victu als or even an apple o r ripe peach. On Decem ber 10. 189H, l had my
sixth set m u le by Dr. Stryker. I. O. O K. te m p le . First and Alder, Portland. Or., and w ithin
twenty m inutes after the tim e they were put into my m outh I was able to eat a com m on hard
w in r r apple and a piece of dried venison, ami at this tim e. December 18th, have eaten every
meal since with tiie greatest com fort and with n o trouble at all. They are a perfect fit and
satisfactory in every respect.
U. R. ROLLINS, M. D.
References: French Bros. Bank. The Dalles, O r.; Sherman Co. Bank, W asco, O r.; Wm.
H older. Sheriff of Sherman C o .; Drs A. S N ichols ami B rother. P ortland, Or.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th «lay of Decem ber, 1898.
(S e a l )
JOHN OGILBBK, Notary P ublic for Oregon.
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all points East and
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7 :50 a. nj
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and full inform ation , call on or write
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a r r iv i .
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Rebate tickets on sale betw een Potland, Sac
ram ento and San Francisco.
Net rates $1«
first-class and $11 second-class, including
sleeper.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Eu
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stralia, can be obtained from
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134 Third street, Portland, Or.
1 8 9 9 ' BICYCLES
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& COLCORD,
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•Daily.
$ 4 0 CASH, $45 INSTALLMENTS
rm iT N iM ..
4:30 p. m.
E x.S un day
Willamette River.
Oregon City, New-
berg,Salem & Way
Landings.
t 4:50 p. m. Independence pass’ ngr. f 8:25 a. m.
The genuine O T « sold only in packages, the wrapper
always bearing the Full name. P o t sale by all drug
gists or s e n t , postpaid, by the Dr Williams Medicine
Company, b ch e n e cta d y . N V., on receip t of price, Fifty
cents per box B o o k of cures f r e e on r e q u e s t .
r o itr i
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
Overland Express—
For Salem,Roseburg,
Auland, Sacramento,
• 6:00 p. m. Ogden, San Francis
co, Mojave, Los An
geles, El Paso, New
.O rlean s and East.
• 8:30 a. m. R oseburg passenger— * 4:30 p. m.
'V ia W ooaburn, fo r '
Mount Angel,Silver-
Daily
Daily
ton, W e s t S c i o ,
excep t
excep t
Brownsville, Spring-
Sunday.
Sunday.
field and Natron.
f 7:30 a. m. ..Corvallis passenger I 5:50 p. m.
Miss Lulu Stevens, o f Gasport, Niagara Co., N. Y .,h a d been a very
healthy girl until about a year ago, when she grew weak and pale. She
lost her appetite, was as tired in the m orning as on retiring, and lost flesh
until she became so emaciated that her friends hardly knew her. The doc
tors declared the disease anaemia, and gave her up to die. A physician
w ho was visiting in Gasport prevailed upon her to try Dr. W illiam s’ Pink
Pills for Pale People. She did so, and was benefited at once. She is now
well and strong—the very picture o f health .—B ttfa U (N . V .) Courier.
FREE...
4:00 p. m.
Ex. Sunday
Columbia River
Steamers.
fra in a leave and are due to arrive at P ortland:
Depot Fifth and I Sts.,
LEAVE.
Portland.
often, Dom no apparent
cause, become languid and
despondent in the early days
of theiT womanhood They
drag along always m e d ,
never hungry, breathless
and with a palpitating
hear* after slight exercise
so that merely to walk
up stairs is exhausting
Sometimes a shon.dry- cough
leads to the Fear that they
are "going into consumption"
They are anaemic, doc-
tors tell them, which means
that they have too little
blood Are you like that?
Have you too little blood.?
MoTe anaemic people have been made stTong, hungTy.
energetic men and women by the use of D t . Williams’
Pink Pills foi Pale People than by any otheT means They
are the best tome in the world.
...
4:00 p . m .
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For San Francisco—
Nov. 1, 4, 7, lo,13,
16, 19, 22, 25, 28.
in
M o o r e ’ s R e v e a l e d R e m e d y w illd o lL Three
doses w ill »rake you feel better. Get
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%*>m Stewart A Holmes D rugG
Or-
I> ei
A S h o rt t ig h t.
The damp autumn nights and more
ings stirs up sciatica, and then comes k
tug of pain. Use hft. Jacobs Oil, and
♦ hen comes a tu^ to cure it. It is a
ort tight and the cure is sure.
YOUR UVEO
POPE M A N U F A C T U R IN G C O .,
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I shall recommend Piso’s Cure for Con ated on the eastern chain of the Andes,
sumption far and wide.—Mrs. Mulligan,
South America. It has been in con
Plunistead, Kent, England, Nov. 8, 1895.
stant eruption since 1728, nnd the
Tho woman of 20 asks, “ Who is he?’ * sound of its explosions is sometimes
the woman of 80, “ What is he?“ the heard at Quito, a distance of 150 miles,
267 having been counted in an hour.
woman past 80, “ Where is he?“
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and brin y it to this cou n try when they return.
1 W hile leprosy in m uch to b d r i 'm i e d , tiie re at #
| a thousand lin n s as manv victim * U» stom ach
, <1 Doreen, and blood dia* ms s, but there is a cure
for them in II< «te lle r 's stom ach B itten. Other
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