Grant's Pass courier., May 21, 1886, Image 4

Early
Th*
HKFOKT
LAT1MT TKLM'.tt tfHH
B.
JAMES
CONGRESSIONAL
EADS.
for him
th«-re
mill*,
HKNATK.
Mitchell gave notice tn
the Senate
I aihous
Kipwrhnewl« of the
A lit»'r Ira n Eogiorrr.
Wh»*n »bout ten years <>1«1,
A Synopsis af Usas urea Introduced la the
Mattonai Legislature
hi* father
a Mnall workshop,
he coii“tru<-le«l
mode)»
an«l
saw­
of
iir«‘-«*ngim**, ate
Meam-
other machine».
»’hgine», electrical ami
that at the projn r time he would offer
One of th«« pastime» of hi»chil«lh<XMl w:w
the following amendment* to the River
to take in pi«*«*«** and put together again
Fir»t, increasing the
the family clix»k, and at twelve year-« he
and Harltor bill;
appropriation
Y'aipiina hay, Ore
for
to IDiO.UOO; for Coo*
gon, from
bay, from $35,000 to$uO,<MM); for canal
and lock* at
the Cascade* <»f th«* Co­
lumbia, from $250jD00 to $350,000, lor
the mouth of the Columbia, horn
$150,000 to $:«M),OHO; for Cpp« r Wil­
Portland, from $10,000
lamette, above
to $15,(MM), with a |>n>viao that $4,"MM)
of
amount lx* ♦ x | h nd« d
this
in im
proving a ship canal I h .I a , ♦ n Portland
and Oswego, and that th»
tween Portland ami Elk
completed ; mid
for an
|35 ,(!)• I
iiuproi
of
fur
porti - ii b«
k Be tint
Ih
appropriation
th«-
of
iiikii I
Utnl»|UH riv«-r, <>r«'g«>n.
IMph will report to lhe Senate an
ini|M>rtant hill from the Committee on
Public laitxln in ri gani to forfeiture of
roa.l
wagon
in
grant,
land
<»r«-goii
Attorn) y <l«-in ral
Tl>e bill direct» tin
to bring suit again»« all person«, firm»
and corporation* claiming an interest
grants
in
Eugene
from
to the roa«l
l»>un<iary of the
City to th)- < astern
State, or to the road from Albany to
»»«umlary. or to lhe roul
th)- ewitern
from Dall)-« City V.
termln).
of »• «»enable
question
the
completion of the road».
proper
ami
Fort ll ”i~ , to «1«
The Circuit Court i- authorized to «1«
all
forfeited
clare
with th«' road
mik I
law
the
within
coterininu»
*p«<i!i»*d,
turn
prv*crvinc tin*
and
saving
land,
not built according to
right» of
bona fide purchaser* < f any p«>rtion of
line*
the
Viilinibl«* < «»iisid« i.ition.
for
Hi*ttler» who have actually ma«l<* honie-
»tead on the land ar«* allowed by th«
Bill to retain land to which they hav<
acquired
«a* b
title, provided
»hall not have more
Republican
Payne to
than one action.
a memorial of tlu*
Hoar preaented
< ’« inniitt» ♦
Central
Ohio, charging
of
« I»» tion
the
that
United
Be
wttlvr
Stat« *
<»i
Senator
was M*cnr«sl by Bribery, fraud and cor
ruption, and requesting that C l * Hen
ate inv<»tigat(* the ni»tter; referred to
the <
ami » 1« <
on l’ii\il« /'
»linnitt«»
|»f titions
of
numb« r
|»r<
were
w ilted and referred, praying i’ongr«>>
to enact legislation ngain-l oh•••inarg.i
rine.
the
passed
Kenatv
inf« • ratute
17 h. I
merer hill by n vote of
subiniticd
Mitchell
t«»m
a
coin un< nt
rcsohitioii, cxpn-*ing it
lln-
aense of <’«»ngr«-
that negotiation*
should
I m
Uniti*<l
State» and
with China a*
the
Gov
Chine.»»«
r«
iiihv
stopping
«ill in
the coming of Chiin-Fe t«» tin* conn
the case of diplomat*
in
try, except
their arrvant»; and except, nlao,
in Ihr rase of |»rr*oiiH at *«• a driven I«»
*e(*k piner of »belter.
I hr concurrent
ri»M(»Iniion WdN referred i<> i h«> i '««mmit
A Bill was pa- • «! ( renting a new Ju
dicial Cin iiit of (he Cnilvd Stalo
I nder tbi*
to
iiiad**
Nrbt¡i-l-.a,
low.t
i
Kan>as.
i hr
('»•l«»iail«»
ArkaiiHMH and
include*
( iicuil
l ight
tin*
bill
include
ninth
M hmuiii
and
tenth i* to include
The
California, Oregon
and Nevada.
bill
I hr
al-o
that the |»rt *« nt Judge
<'iri'iiit, a» heretofore
of
Oregon
California,
|»i»»\i«i« s
Ninth
|h<
< (»n-titul» «1, l»r
Nevada,
and
new
»hall I h * Judge of tin*
Tenth Cir
cult, and (he Prr*idrnt shall appoint a
Judge for the new Ninth Cir»*uit.
HOVSK.
introducili a bill titilhor-
iiing tlm Sccr.'tnry <>( thè Inteiior t<>
Hermann
puivliHe«', for thè use of til»* Indimi
Training H c I km .I, near Salem. O h . ¡tin,
a traci of land eontaining < ighty tiri
acre» adjoiuing tlm seli.n.l, t<> l>e paid
for by lalw.r performed
Indian pu-
by
pii» attending thè schisd.
Morrow re. eive.l a nimisler p< titnui
frolli thè Knìghts of l.almr of < alifor
nia.
Il ia o»»r 2.000 feet
and
long
contali» thè names of over Att.tXMt pei
Every State, counly and ninni
sons.
eipid . ili. < 1
of
ls>r
Evcry
md evcry K
r> pr< ». nte.l
in
adnlt
mal.'
I i
hi
i»
l'ahtonna
inani
of
th<
coiinlies of Ilio Stale ha» pnt ili» nani.
It prava for su<’)i 11, tt.sti oli tlie
t4i it.
|n»rt
t..
<>f l'ongre»». eitlier
ip| iopn
ating legislation or tv < haiige in
thè
present trenty witli China, a» mav he
l'.MCesaary
lo
forever
prnliibit
thè
fiirther iinniigratioii ..f t'hiiH « io ili.
l’nited Stai«*».
The lidi to puni'ii mi.
I.dtery ticket»
in
III.
Illudila waa l'alled
s|H iit
lime
in
an
no
with
When
tu», meni .
Ih.tu. t
tip, and aftei
. ffiut to
<>( Co
...nii
. un
tain<*«l himself and :i“-i*te«| in aupport-
ing hi* mother and »¡“ter*.
In time lie
obtained a situation with a mercantile
firm, where he reinaine(l for five year*.
One of the h«*:.d* of the hou*e having an
excellent library, gave him uccei* to it,
and he uaed hi* opportunity well to
study subject* bearing upon mechanic*,
ni:u*hinery, civil engineering and physi­
cal science.
In lx.'j’j he olftained em­
ployment a* a clerk or purser on a Mis-
*i“sippi river steamer.
He again made
the oe*t use of hi* omtortunity to ac­
quire that complete Knowledge of the
great river which he wa* afterwar«! able
to turn to such good account in the
noble enten>ris«M h«* *o fortunately car
i h «! into elb-ct.
In lM12h«* eon**triirti <l
a diving-bell boat tor«*cover th«* cargo«**
of ftunken wteamer*.
I'hi* wa* followed
with a l*»nt of larger tonnage, pro-
vid«*«i with machinery for pumping out
the »ami
»and and water
wat«*r and
ami
lifting th«
entire hull am! cargo of the
"
ve**iL
A company wa* formed to
operate
tills device, and it soon had a busi-
lie»» that covered lhe entire
Missi*-
sipni river,
from Bali/»* to Galena,
and even branched into “owe of its
tributarie».
By hi* method.*, a great
many valuable
Nteain«*r*
were
set
alloat ami restored to m»efulne>w which
it would not previously havclwen possi­
ble to save, a* they would have lieen
Buried vi*ry *«»on Iwncafh tin*, river-
*and».
It wa* while engaged in thi*
hii“im--* tbit lie
gaim*«l a thorough
of III«'
laws
wliii li control
the flow of sill-lx ai ing l iver*, and of
tin* Mississippi 4ie was able to say yeai -
afterward that there was not a stretch
in it* l**d lift v miles long, lM*tw««en St.
Louis and New Orleans, in
which In
had not stood upon tin* bottom of tie*
Mtl'eaill beiiealli the shelter of tile div
ing b« ll.
Pttpuhir
Moulhl'i.
A
SINGULAR
CASE.
I^Miiiily I’« « itll.tt li
W l>l< 1« 11« «|«|*«-i r«-«l la
III«* Flrili <.«*n«*r4ll«ot.
A
singular and
taken identity
wa*
the historian.
A
actual
rase of mis­
n lal»*«l recently
g» ntleman
mat«* friend whom
hr
»idi-..( Die . ntraiK .
WllH*h
to
gem*mllv
ami they
The Boston Cultivator think* that
th»* GuerriMiy breed of cattle have been
popularity
overshadowed by the greater
[
of Jerseys, but are wel
ell worthy of equal
attention, and that, giving as rich milk
a* the Jersey», they yield a larger mess
an«l are considerably larger them.selv«*.“.
Pork Cake.
One pound fat pork
eho|»p«*d tine: pour over it one pint of
l*>iling water; then take a tea*p<M>nful
»f mola-- * ami put into it on»* tea­
spoonful of >o<la: add this to the pork,
with two cupfuls sugar, three cupful* of
fruit. Hour to make «piite thick.
This
will keep for week* in reason a« I y cool
weathei. — Tob tio Blade.
Sponge < 'ake.
One pound of sugar,
urn- of Hour, ten eggs; stir yelk of eg ;•»
and sugar till jM-rfectly light; ls*at white*
of egg* and then add them to the Hour;
liter beating together lightly Havor with
lemon
Three ti*a“puon* baking pow­
der in Hour will add to it“ lightness, but
it never fail* without.
Bake in a mod­
- The RounehoUl.
erate oven
“Prune in winter for wood and in
summer for fruit.”
But do not pru e
too much
Just enough to let in sufti-
eient light ami air to give the leave*
their fair quota is right
A good rule
i*. when you see a limb interfering
with another, out with it, whatever the
time of year
When the sap is in full
How wounds will heal over quickest.—
Toronto Mail.
A Word to the Wise:
Don’t pee!
your potatoes ami throw away lhe best
part of them, but prepare them nicely
"with their coat* on,” steam them until
«lorn*, remove their skins with a knife
ami fork; plju*e in a tureen or platter;
*pr«ad blitter on them quite freely;
sprinkle with salt ami pepper; set in the
oven <«mi moment to melt the butter;
then pour over them a liberal quantity
of *we«*t cream; serve immediately.
Clevelantl Leader.
On th»- farm little attention is gen­
erally paid to the inetho«l « f killing
poultry*
l he head is laid over on the
chopping block and rut off with the
axe, am! the bir«l is left to Hap it* blood
•iway in th«* gras* or «lust.
The prop» r
w.»\ i» to leave th«* head on ami kill the
bird by cutting th«* vein at the hack of
the mouth, just under th«« «*v«*“.
The
bird (piickly lih*«*ds to death, ami a smart
Blow on the back of the head will rcmlcr
it iinroiiscioiis, .so that plucking can
begin at yi»v»*
Cliietiifo douraal.
li.cbii
FARM
oceupie*«!
ride home.
evening hn entered tin* train a*
Om*
ii-ual,
und saw, a* lit« suppo*«*«l, hi* friend *eat-
«•«I th»T«*.
lie t-ook tin* vacant piar«* !•»•-
-i«l«* him, ami grrrtr«| his friend with:
••«iotid evening, Walker ’’
III* »nlutation wa* i« timed, it wax
hi friend'* voire, bi|» He “peaker look«*«!
a little pu/.zl«*«l.
Wild«* engage«! in con­
versation upon general
“iibjrrt.s, in
which the gentleman noticed a rather
const rained iiianii(*r in hi* friend, In*
rliaiir«*«! lo glance ls*ldnd him.
T'o hi.*
usl(>iiÍMbim*nt there w i* anol’n r “W.dk-
er” sitting a few »»at» hack.
He looked
again at Id* seat mate
Womb i fnP
In farA and form thrv were identical.
I In* voire wa* that or hi* friend, also.
Only b\ a “light |»rriilinrity in drrsa did
In* realize that the person in the rear
*va! wa* the friend In* was looking for
A inore I» rfrcl ••double’, was never
**m.
II«* r«(*r and -• at« d himself by the
..•I..
“Walker, I» till» really yo •u.
“O* oourae it i*. Jones.
hat is the
matter w ¡th youP”
“(iood grariou*!
If thi*
I» that over there?” and he
tin» *«*at hr lia«! just «piitti'd.
Walker looked a inoniriit.
a* if hr w«*re ls*forr a inirni
was th<» resembll
and *ratisl hiin.srl
“1 ls*g your par
your name'*” hr s
Tlir gentleman
starhsl in »nrpriiu
“Certainly, sir.
er!”
Thii rapped the climax
••! knew it, I knew It!” broke
-lone.*, rxritislly.
••How could it
am body else?”
Explanation* t
in
K m
nr«
that the doubh *, i
for the first ti me, wen* native* of th
“amr place, and, though not immediate
Wyoming «alile king» have purchased
R7,(Ml) acre» of land in Florida for a tattle
range.
ARE 1UT IN SMAL1EST
P ABC! LB
The old pK verb is certainly true in the
case of Dr. Pierce’s “Pleasant Purgative
Pellets,” which an* little, sugar wrapped
parcels, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, containing as much cathartic power
as is done up in the biggest, most repul­
sive looking pill. I nlike the big pills,
however, they ar«* mild and pleasant in
their operation «Io not produce griping
pains, nor rentier the bowels costive after
using.
BELT
GOODS
The asnessed val we of Colorado is $.00,-
000,(JIM).
TAKE NCHiCE
M1T< HEI L, Crook Co., Oregon.
I hereby cer Hy that the loss of my
houav and content« has I m * cii adjusted
and settled in a full and Mati«tactory
manner by th«*
STATE INSI RANCE
COMPANY, of Salem. Oregon, in which
it was insured.
Z. T. KEYS.
April Io. lRHii.
Mr.
Keys received
11,5.0.10.
The
“STATE” pays ail honeat losses p omptly
and lilwrally.
IT BEATS THE DUTCH
During the past ) ear over .'X).(MM) such books
a- tin s« hat «■ !» « n Gi\ < n A wax by th* A mi hi
• kN Rl kai H» » m i . I Weekly, M year» old, •-
• ohimiis, * lui^«-»I tf Ritchenier, N. V.:
l»aw \\ it' .,.»L ¡¿»wyera.
Family < m lopedia.
I* arm ( j • I«»| m « ììm .
Furiiiers x ritockhri-iMler*'(lutili*.
< orninoli St ti'« in I'oid’i j ^ aiiL
World (’>« lope-dis.
Danelson's (.Merlimi) ('onnselor
Hoys I *«<fid I'astiiiK s.
Five V»nrs Hefore Ih«* M h » i .
I*« oplv's History of I nit« <1 Slates,
f nlversal Historj of All \alions.
Popular History «»f lhe Civil W ar (both sides. >
Send fi.laaiid g« t any one Book ami Weekly I
on«1 year. p«»ipaid. Ssliida« tion guaranteed. I
C|oih Hoiim! Hooks, ’ 7. !UX) io iati pages.
Il«*ference. Major Parsons. Ilocrwstrr, N. Y.
AildreKH Hui al Home < o., (Limited,) H«»« hvs'er. :
N.Y. Samples, 2 cents.
FUEL.
t I’osall, » I »e of Com in tl»e Great North­
west .
You :»r«*
There are hunt.•» of men and women who. to
coin a phrase, are only half alive. '1 hat is to
say. they have seldom if ever any appetite, are
nervous. w» *»k, fi»ig«*fty an«l troubled by num­
berless Miiaii pains and a «he*. In the presence
of Vigorous. • Auberanl vitality they seem mere
pif^ru les. Hiirh persona are usually fond of
frequently dosing themselves, swallowing in
the cunrse of th© year enough drug« to stock
any apothecary a shop of average aiinensions.
This, of course, defeats instead of furthering
th« end in view, viz,, the r«<ovrry of health and
vigor. Were they to seek it from an unfailing
scource of vitality, Hostetter’s Stomach Bit­
ters, huw different would be tneir < a»e
Then
vigor would return to their debilitated frames,
the glow of health to their wan cheeks, their
trembling *m< «•/ tain gait would grow firm and
tdasti«-, appetite, that Kiand«*st of all sautres.
would give a rennh for tin daily food, wrereit
ever fin «oars«*, and refreshing sleep would
crown lhe tusks of the «lay.
(!<uibiles- well aware
of the
«ic.iicity anti high price of fu«*l for
ing limit s in by far th«* larger
IVar Irres in Fiori«!* are being ruined by
piller», which <*at t I m * I hi <| m .
h«*at-
portion*
of tin* Northwest, most conspicnouxlv in
th«* prairi« “«•(•lions. Hay. ami ahsocorn-
«talks. twisted
in
long
rolls, three
or
four inches in dinmct<*r, and then bound
villi line wore, have been us. d, th«* twist
I m * ng cut off in sections ten
inches long.
aim !
to twenty
Flax straw has lM « n tried,
burn« frt*e)v, giving off much heat.
V \\ indom. Mitin . tru*“e«l prairie hay
has I h ’ pii used as fuel for a steam mill.
Five or six years since, when crossing
the then almost iininhabi'ed prairie,
southward near Spencer, In., a tiled
horse nerdeil “raldisl oat», and a few
short sections of a bay twist brought a
ki ttle of water to boiling heat in shorter
time than any other farm fuel w»* had
oi e\ ioiim I j seen.
Heretofore cornstalks
• ivc been pressed in bundles, or formed
into balls set eral inches thick, which
burn veil
too rapidly. in«l«*ed. iu st*o ch
that arc large enough to mlmit them
Hut all the temporary kind« of fuel
v«*i tried, so far a-« I am aware, have
failril m I m « ommg a desirable auxiliary
to soft and hard coal for the N«irtl 'v«*st.
Doubtless you have seen horse»
pr«>fusel\ when fed on ear or «he
corn and rapidly driv« 11, which is
dene«* of the heating nature o'
our Indian corn Hut you may
»TORIES
THE TESTIMONY OF A PHYHCIAN
James Be«*« her. M. D., of Sigourney,
Iowa, Mays; “For s«*v«*ral years 1 have
he«*n using a Couuh Balsam calle 1 DR.
WM
11 \ 1 : -
!. \1 - < \i
FOR
LI NGS, ami
in almost
every < asp
throughout mv practice I have had entire
I have used ami prvscrilwd hun-
success,
drwfa of lx»11 h* *ince th«* days of my arm y
practice UWI i when
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1 _ was
*urgeon of
lloMpita* No. 7, Louisville Ky.
Doyon know the whereabout» of John
Gordon, adverti’setl for in this pajer.’ If
so, secure reward.
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
minute l.ik<* all other thomuMl medicines, it act«
W*i«n taken by •
the tir»»t svmptoin of
benetit I" renewed enoixv The mureins then become
nnuur. th«» digestion improv«**, the bowels nre active
In
the effect is mui ally m>r« rapid and marked
I !i» .*..•» begin at once to bright«» the akm - lean*
up -levlthy j-4 -r c-ivn«s to the cheeks nerv>>>ian«*«
<lwipi.«snt; functional derangement•* become regu­
lar and if a nursing mother, abundant stiat<man<*e
1 ’ ■ 1' •
1 I Rememtier Br
I
UM \
|un<>«is. /’Ayaicpof« tol(/ lhnte<9i*ta
ii
Tb«*<; -nniiw has Trade Mark and rr.mu«d red line»
«mwri?,. r TAKE NOOTH k K.
8NEI.L. HEl'I^liV & WOODARD.
\\ hulesaleiAgents, Portland, Or.
H UMILIATING
ERUPTIONS
ITCHING
H awrin **.
I r»*Mi Irtit
And all th«* npplian« os lincluding Klectrlr
and M«*«l h'Htril Ha til mi for their successful
treatment.
Also, under management of
i’ompany, a compiete system of
< -kin in* »■.. «, lui,,
ham
the Hospital
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS,
Now recognized by the medical profession as
very effective for the cure of Rheumatism.
Nedralgia. Catarrh and ih<- many diseanee
resulting from Malarial poisoning.
TIIOS. Wool), MantMivr.
DO YOU KNOW
u ERM an r
For Pain
|
Agricultural Implements.
Cu'es Rbenmatism. Neuralgia,
ll irkneli.'. Il«- nlarhr, T« m »Ibirbe,
Spreta», lirul*e», «■!*., eie.
pini i. ufi \ < rvr*.
FARM MACHINERY. WAGONS. ETC..
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J AT ina «Hilxis ANI) (»KAI.KK&
THKCHAHLKM A. VIM.FÌ.Fk («).. BALI 1 JtOUi . Mi».
KNAPP, BURRELL & COMPANY,
■ iziiii if it iniiiitiirirrzrifirif iipitriTrx^iri»
Who buy only for « H<h. (hereby enabling them
to sell ¡it tin* l«owest PrieeH, and uhen <|iiality
is considered th«»y have the tx*st line of goods
in I he market.
Hauest Book Ont^
I l(> I 1,11 Mpplitalioi).
.‘.g
Buggies arJ Spr.ng Wagons
:
«* «a
SEND FOR
% MPK4 I % LTV.
Apply lo any of their Agents in all the prin­
cipal towns in Oregon ami Washington.or write
them dir« rt for Illustrated ( atalogm*and Price
List for LS*ti.
KNAPP, BURRELL & COMPANY.
DAIRY AND MILL MACHINERY,
Portland Oregon,
...
BRANCH HU! SKS:
Walia Walia Wsetiiuate»..
('«dfax, U a -IiingOtn
Ch. r y Wa^fifhgt .1
VEHICLES,
Binder Twine. Belting, Oil«, and
Machine Biipplies of all kind«, j
NOS. 2OR. 210, 212 AHO 214 FRONT STREET,
JOHN CORDON-REWARD!
ng
Aliy am : i -<»u (C.viitM »uLatettMf««) A! th< w h« t< al>< ill «f
f "fl nbr«k»n. who left Be:tVfrt4M *'aj^*4a. al"»ui March,
ldtil.wililH lii « tnUy rewarded; «L >i i ;ry ;•> a mim*r In
l>«.iivt-r; lat«t > ••tird lr- iti at« itr.iy or Mali
rad-
Iiii|.. r’ant iiif-.tina’i n !:• •«! h<.nl(.
AddHMS
.1 II MAlfVIRE. San H«*rnai.tin<i. Cal
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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have fun with. Them IM XLI’ABl I
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from th- markets of the world. 11«
will mail a copy I l< t > to any a • -
ilreMs upon re< ♦ ipt of 1«) els. to defray
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them to healthy action.
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Hot confound this »¿111 Electric
Belts advertised to cure ail tils
fr un he id to toe. It is fur the
UN E specific purpose.
For
rculars giving full in-
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ton St
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16 North Front it . Portland, Or.,
General Agents for Oregon. .Washington, Idaho
¿¡«»ntana and Dakota.
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re»nc<ly to cure the ».«mt caini« B nine others han
fati«U -■ r- •- *i for not. d w n»«’‘\ x score. S. ■ a
once for a ¿rretla© cud a Free Bottle of my Infallib:©
remedy. G.re Etpretis and
o • «. lb easts yea
UAbiuic fra trial, and I will cure \ n
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th«
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yunhin'il, Fnttitntor
ami all the e\i|
t-ffbete of youthful folhee
and excetwc«, ami in
drinkiiifr ntfoximfirut
liquor^.
Dr.
who is a regular phvs-Jan
graduate of the th tr
sity of Pennsylvania wii.
agree to forfeit Ms*** fr-
a case of this kin’ 11.»
I its!
fun-
!■ r his special advice and treatment) will not **ure
si -o a battle, or four times the quantity $5, * nt fn
am addrereon receipt of price, or C. O. D. in privaf*
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Stypl.E HDTTtK FRFK
w ill be sent to any one apptving by letter, stating
^n-ptoms, s. x ami age. Strict iecrtKy in regard VO
all burin«*« traruMutiona
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miiliuin diking
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WEAK, NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED MEN
| h £ALTH
and
tumi
ÏÎÏIHIJIKT1I6IIIIIEIT
and Women seeking health,
strength and energy, should
avoid Drugs, Secret Medi­
cines, etc., and send for *‘ The
Review,” or “Health and
Strength Regained,” a large
Illustrated Journal, publish­
ed entirely for tneir benefit.
a balm t on i vim woi nitor
The Oldest & Best Liniment
^REGAINED-
SALES LARGER THAN EVER
COPIES FREE
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labor C IGA* s i
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EVE» M ID« IK AMERI a .
The M x’ean M
II<> iiim
harlw»r nppiopriation
piur
i* lied Scar
tin* hdlotring gi»prvpriatioii
>! » ihium fl»” • •
Omron
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That money can be saved in buying yoar
THE GREAT
T
M ar I latest atvtr Hilliard
1« I hr ct* 1« brahst iniprovr«!
*w isatent rushiona: tsar
twenty per vent. « hraprr
• >n this t'«Mkst.
No rent
to
. no «Innnnit’ixand noroiuiiiiMMion.a to pay.
lb*« • n • «t first pr*'«.<, <;(»|d and Silver Mtsiala.
sin« r l\4*. hi any < inn petit ion whh others
premure.
forfeit nr»' affr«ted lamin
♦
Washington T« rrit«»r\ $11 '«<t»
House p.iwMsi the. army appr« j ria
tion bill.
COMPETENT PHYSICIANS ajo > SL’RGIONM,
EXPERIEN< EDM RMEs
Cii.Mp.RTABLE R«»«»MS,
« AREFl LLV UEOCLATED DIET
SAFE
SURE
PROMPT
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<pi«*«oi
rih tid their liin«« f r filini
in the Government Land
ibrnui
(Cor. 2d and Aih Su . PORTLAND, OR 1
Incorporated under the laws of Oregon,
tlmohitehf
Free from Vpitt>est Emetics and Poison.
W K S mith ,
J I* M ik - h
Vice l*rt aillent
I'aanier
BILLIARDS.
n\
< ■ «st
Portland General Hospital
THE SPECIALIST,
Tran«» )» a Urnernl tUnkln^ Buainna
al
pawed the
Suffering from any f«)rm of acute or chronic
disease or injury will find at the
oughcure
AINSWORTH NATION AL BANK
lie domain l>y A« I
Paeifi-
Oregon
BURNING SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Connect«! with the Bank.
TORTURES
SAFES RENTED ON EASY TERMS.
pnrvhaM«! from
ilia Railroad, ami r
and
•
Pesiiuld (J s Dejaitorr and Finml Ageni
»NO
from m*ttl«*rs 1
it
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SECOND STREET,
-
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
MARK.
OF F0R1LAND Cor Third and Oak
MiKsis>ip|>i riv«
As
TRADE
I CURE FITS!
Survival ef the Fittest.
were hel a wan
Type,
Bist
SEND FOR CATALOGUE NO 5
thf> * «‘nstitu t| m
they
the
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GUNS. FISHING TACKLE
167
Absolutely Pure.
This pos«*er ntvei var^ea A uv)el of p’irtty
strength and ■Ah«>l*-**iueB«-si» M<» im c >'iou«i '«d that
•• oniwifkr' kin ’s ai «1 cairnot be uolJ in oowwjti
■I« with n < lwltitwie of ‘ow h-.t, short wvi3‘C
J an or n
p-1 Hd only h ‘«I
«▼At Hir -M- I ..* •«» Ca. luC Wbh <reet, N. T.
R ed S tar
FARM,
uirdirinrNdo. BROU \ S IKON IIITTKRS
*- ire*« indigestion* HiHousn«**»*« XI «- h U ih ***«.
1* «lM*|»<.iH, V|nlHri:i, CliiJis mid F«*v, w*.
I ¡red I •'«‘H uk .( .cncriil l>«*bilit * «Pain in th»*
"id»'. Hack or l.iaib«,llcndnrhr and Nrnrnl-
irin tor all these ailments Iron is proscribed daily
Portland,
«
|W».»
Palmer & Rey keep
Prenses and Materials.
ANSWERED.
&
POWDER
Co to Towne & Moore w hen in Portland
for beat Photographic and Crayon work.
M:i.li-<l
Tn« «|ii*M«non h*s prnbablv l»«»n uskm] thousands
<•( tun«»«. "H<»w can Brown's Iron B.tt«rs cur« «v«r>-
thins7 ' Weil, it d >»H<n't B • it doew< ureany diaeaMi
f r which a reputable ph>Mi< ian would prtiMCiibe lltox
Phyaicians recognize Iron aa the l—s* rcst .rativ«
ag -nt known to th« pro<*tt*<M>n. and inquiry of any
b-adin* chemical firm will Hubstanttale tneaMaertion
tint there ar« mor« »reparations of iron than of any
other aiii>Mtatice uhh <1 in medh ino This Shows con-
cl 1-. -ly th it ir<>n js a> know: ■
t > !>« 11^ m.« i
iui|M>rtant factor in Muccessful modi. nl practice It i».
h >wover a remarkable fact, that prior to th« discov­
er f HIUHI V* IRON ItlTTI'llMi r t.~t
ly wit «»factory iron combination had ever l»«en found.
pori ini»-
('«•luiimr«
nary,
POWER PRESSES
The Campbell or Cottrell cylinders are
the best, cheapest and must complete
presses. When you want a press, take a
Campbell or Cottrell. Libera) allowance
made for hand presses on account.
P alm Lit & R jsy , Portland, Or..
Sole Ag’ts. Campbell and Cottfell Presses.
/ y itiers
löß
ailiing >•
< 'lard j
Columbia
Irelwrg» three miles long are cruising
off Labrador.
G^fa'seri
—-s ’ fteco Gafafoijue
MUSTANG
li«*miann
ad­
WOMAN S FACE.
“Whit furniture can live such finish to
a room as a teu.ter woman » face, asks
G«oricv Elliott. Not any we arc happy to
answer, provided the ulo** of hevl’h tem­
per» the tender expresai m. lhe pale,
aiyxiou», bloodless face of the . onaumpt? re,
or the evident «utf- rini« of the dy.peptie,
induce feelings of sorrow ami grief on our
part and c-mpel us to tell them of Dr.
Pierce’» “Golden Medical Discovery, the
aovireign remedy for <■<uiauBsplion and
other disease» of the respiratory system,
as well a» dyspepsia ami other digestive
troubles. Sold everywhere.
I *
The liest Ankle Bmd .-«nd Col ar Pads
are made of zinc amt leather.
T ry G khmka for break faxt.
King Louin of Belgium ha» been
judged bankrupt.
3
Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron cure'
Neuralgia and Nervous Headaches.
íl months* treatment for .’M
Remedy for Catarrh.
Sold by druggl
DR HENLEY 8
Celery« Beef and Iron give*« food to the
brain, enri« hes the blood, aids digestion,
and give» refreshing deep where other
remedies fail. Try it.
A QUESTION AB0U7
vii s
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
of sonn of our severe winters,
seen a «lozen or more of corn-fu«
»nd ear corn hums freely and st
giving «>fi a stca«lv heat
as »tr
i given off by Crooked Cree
D<>< Igv or Illinois coal.
< <»rn cvntaius a large proportion
•ai bon.
» large that it is inferred ti
ihr f«a»d basis «»f th«* exceMive
¡ent niiiM*le in many of th«
famil » m of our time.
a he
*h. oil and suine, pr
rbon, i* eight hundml
al
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Sure cure for blind, bleeding anti itching
Piles. One I m > k has cured th«* v.nst cast's of
ten years’ standing. No one need suffer ten
minutes after using Kirk's German Pile Oint­
ment. IF absorbs tumors, allny* the itching,
acts us a poultice, gives relief. Dr. Kirk s Ger
num Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles
ami i'ching of the private parts, and nothing
else. Ever) box is warranted. Solti by Drug
gists and sent by mail on receipt of price. ¿1
|a*r box. Wooi’AKP, t'l.AHKE & (
Whole
-alt* Agent»', Portland. Oregon.
WILLIAM BECK & SON,
seen big stove tires made with
«oinetiines a necessity, when
supply fails in the biting cold
»rn
The pra«*tical
an thi* slai’rh oil
ar.»«I a-» fiaxM*«t| oil is ext
im m I i tied manner?
>111
SAVED FROM DEATH
No, iuy friend, you «io not know w hat it
is to be saved from death. You think tx»at
because you fell into the I »ay and were
rescued from drowning that, in the short
apace of five minutes, you realized all that
is meant by those word«.
You have no
idea af the lingering agony of week« and
month« of »uttering. the certainty that
death i« ever coming nearer ami nearer,
and that no human skill can delay the
grim messenger.
But let me tell you my
story.
In the Fall of Ko I had occasion to take
a stage ride in Oregon at night.
I took a
severe cold and was nick for a week. I re­
covered my usual health with the excep­
tion of a slight cough, to which I paid no
attention.
On my return to California
the roughing became troublesome.
I ap­
plied for medical advice.
1 was assured
that it was an attack of bronchitis and a
bottle of medicine w ould set me right. A
month went by and I was no better.
1
I m gan to lose He »h and appetite; my left
lung gave me pain ami night sweats
trouble«! me. Again 1 received a thorough
examination and was informed that I had
cavities in my lung and mast seek a
warmer climate. My doom was sealed. 1
knew I had consumption. I took cad liver
oil, cough syrups ami the long list of lung
remedies.
Day by day I felt that I was
nearing the grave: I »truggled desperately
against the enemy.
I spent one Winter
in Florida, but the climate enervated me.
A sea voyage w as proposed and I took ship
for Havre. I felt that 1 had exhausted a.'l
means. A violent hemorrhage nearly ex­
hausted me, and I felt that 1 must cease
the struggle and prepare to meet my fate
bravely. Nearly two yt»ar» I had suffered
ami was slowly dying.
I resolved once
more to appeal to medical science, and,
hearing of a physician in Paris, I w ent to
see him.
This was Dr. Dujardin.
His
first words gave me hope.
“My dear
friend, you have the consumption, it is
true, but by the grace of the good God
you may jet regdin some health.”
He
gave me a bottle of his Life Essence, sav­
ing, “lake this, am! if it fails I «411 do
nothing.'* I had tried so many medicines
that I had little faith.
Yet I took it. The
first night I did not sweat.
I was sur­
prised, ijut fearetl it was only from the
different food.
I soon l>egan to loek
eagerly for my meals.
My cough did not
trouble me, ami I felt as if I might get
well. I aw the good doctor again and
receive* words of encouiagement.
In,
short, I took seven bottles of the Life ,
Essence, and then felt that I was nearly
well; returned home to surprise my friends
and receive their congratulations at being
saved from death. 1 brought several Lot
ties of Dujardin’s Life Essence with me.
and shall never be without it. To lie saved
from sudden death is nothing, but to be
saved from lingering agony, from daily
ami nightly horror, is mon* than human
tongue can describe.
()• e dollar and lifty cents per bottle. At
all druggists*. Snell, Heitshu & Woodard,
wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon.
BROWN’S IRON BITTERS *11 ether tree
headache, <>r jr
ii om* thousand, w hich sh
ly that a Inrgv basi ■ of ear
HUNTING
III,
Tin t’oolr.
of mt « ting ;«( <h‘* «Irpot in Bo-ton every
(•veiling,
ceivt a sal.iry of f >.«>«<1 md <
f..r tour year». for III. pnr|» »♦’ «H R<
pMttcaliilg
aspi tf. v < an lan
nn-in >111
fot llie . •L<ni-Ti'nffirif h( 4 IlVv sax iin
»Intion at a »iiitable |»-int 011 thè ». siili
an inti-
was in th«*
alio »h.ill r.
daini» in New \f. vie-
Coioraaio.
Hermann intisslucei
to
living in
one of our suburban town* ha«l
api»unhncnl
of tlire<-t*oniini»eiiiii< 1 -
hi*
and coatleM, on the very *|*ot now cov­
ered
by
the
abutment
of
the
great
*t«-el
bri«!g«»
which
he
de­
signed and built.
'I’h«* only o,»en-
ing in th«* way of bu*ine*- that oil-
*1
wa*to*ell apples on th«* street, and by
this mean», for a few months, he *u.*-
II. ui«e |»OM'd III. privai)
It previde» f«.r th.
patent-
but
thirt«*«*n. mi»for-
quorum, it wii» passi d.
bill.
a
tool.*
tune overtook hi* father, and h«i had to
withdraw from ¿rhool ami work hi*
own wav.
Hi* parent* went to St,
Iroui* in IH.33, an«! he went with them
'Die Hb*Hin«*r wa* burned in the night on
the way there, and he land«*«! barefooted
seats logether on ih«*
tec on Foreign IB lalion-
ing
|Mx*ki*t-hnif«*.
the
into ladwerii
cnti rtil
« rninent with a view t«»
curing such
iiKMlilicatioiiM of tin* pr»F«nt
treaty
and
watch,
kmtwledga
tion».
A
wax able to do the -urn«* with
lever
8PEAKEK& bVHE THKOAT
Public speakers and pulpit orators are
constant sufferers from throat trouble.
-The bent food for young pig* i*
For «uch ills the best remedy that ha» yet
MMueihing which will not ferment, »neh been found is Dr. .Starkey & Palen’» Com­
a*
dry,
unground oat*.
The little pound Oxygen, as made by them at their
fellow» will chew the*e and spit out the laboratory. No. PWW Arch street. Pidla.,
The /tri-. Sidney Wdbur, of Albion,
»kin*, and the thorough mastication they Pa.
give to them wonderfully aid* it* diges­ N. F., writes: * Well. I must confess, ami
1 do it gladly, that your Compound Oxy­
tion
Prairie, fanner.
gen is. I think, the moat wonderful rem­
s re’Diroat.
A gargle of »ah and edy, at least, for all diseases of the throat
vinegar, with cayenne pepper, will do and lungs that 1 ever heard of or believe
This endorsement 1«
more to de»|M*rse sorene»* of the throat to be In exi«tance.M
than any other remedy of which we have e«]uale<l by many hundred» of other«.
Write for a pamphlet on the subject,
heard.
It stimulate* the gland.*, pro­
wbi« h will be sent free of postage.
mote* free * ••retion and will Mometime*
Order» for the Compound Oxygen Home
cure in a few hour*.
Toltilo lilude.
Tr**atment will I m * fill«*«! by II. A. Mathew»,
— Potato Fritters:
Boil three large 615 Powell Street, Sau Francisco.
• and rub them through a colan­
The demand for young men to take
der. then add to them four well-beaten
eg/s, one t*‘B*)>oonful of rich cream, a charge of creameries at the South is so
great that th« Mississippi Agricultural
little lemon juice, a little nutmeg and
College is forming a class for spec ia.‘ in­
* mi«* *alt
Beat all very light, then
struction in this industry.
crop from a *>poon into hot lard and fry
the <»ame a* doughnut*.
Serve hot.—
ONLY HALF ALIVE.
home and farm
Mrs John G
»ty. Penna.. «xi
an injury to th
mùb Oil gave rrJ
¡o walk and cm
JE WEI_.
Paper Cuttei
-.g 1 If • ,.nt
•
>«**rt aa the be»( <>f »¡| Liniments, fn
Mhn an«l Briuit
jt» Miei to^AV ar
lardar than ^vey. It cure« «hen al
' ”•
\ r
n
yo « no and middle aged men
r!\h2‘* byxiene. phvwiral rultur*. an<1 med-
h«l i- a «-«»mpiete Pix-ycbqMPdlA of Informa«
li« humanity afflk»«^) wtth long *HAnding
■ xhaustin« And patnful
b»*Ars on health and huinan haf>|x-
ith»n In It« par»“»: And th* many
i»< p**r!ta»nN and in% aliti« w ho hav
• i»»w«r»M. sml valuahie infuri*
• •rs-iij ne«-d "f m«»d)«*ai aùvW
l>e*n pubi isti «ti. Evrry si
io »nffer frmn nervosa
dly b*n* ht*«1 hjr cnriwtil
!••«♦•*. tf in ne*4 of m**itf
r applianr*« of anv <I*Arrtpti4»
er tuecitraJ treainreni t»f g
\ to the vary l-une.
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