football and bloomers .
we speak, you »peak, they apeak,’’was
I ermoat Fropr^tJ-
AFGHAN NEW WOMAN.
Salem, Oct. 1 —In the report ot Secre the sole reply.
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.
d New
“Wbal! Jo you inland to insult me?*’
tary of State Kincaid to the epecial ave-
insult, ibou inaultaat, ha inaulla
Tourist (to frit n<l u ho ia being aw al
eion o< the 3Hb legi.lative asMmbly of
Oregon, several matters of special in we insult, you insult, they insult,’’ jimt lowed by an aifigutor) “For braven'a
take, throw mv o*it ,y our pocketbook.”
terest are tom b«! upon. The history of to the l*f*4 l*f Hie stranger
Any one predUpoxed to Scndula ea.n
The new woman has penetrated even
‘I will have satisfaction" shouted the — Flirgrndr lifoetfr.
tly r<
the failure of the legislature of IW7 is
“Arthur. otf «-by «¿cian wants to send to tbe hareru of the ameer of Afgban- never be beailhy and vigurou». T .»> St. J‘
briefly sketched, and some of the re-.’’ts p..pie*ed aud irritated Englishman,
atan,
where
she
wear«
ma!«-
attire
and
taint
in
tbe
bluud
naturailj
drift.
epee unir
ment that .1
of that failure are set forth. It save.
H »on have any spirit with your rude- me to a summer r< »jrt for four week«.** »! e» aa
iy a the Ladies* Con»umpt.on Being xuoh adwp-rested
IfuMband —“Well, I can’t blame him.’*—
Tbe failure of the legislative assembly I oete, come with me:” to which the im-
Pictorial.
blood diamae. Swift's BpaaMl
t'*e
Fliegeude Bluet ter.
The ameer picked her up on his re only known cure for Scrofula, because
to appropriate money for the current I penetrable strangar replied, *‘l come,
“And did he fad on his knee* when
'
thou
comest.
be
cumee
;
we
come,
you
expense« of the state caused this office a
he propose»'?” “No. but hr wa&So rat turn journey from the northern part of it ia the only remedy which can reach
great amount of extra labor, cars and ; come, they cotne.*’ and followed the tled that hr ^irpped on the cat and fell hi« dotBinfons a good smay year* ago.
,
She ha<! been brought before him by an the di»ea»e.
un his neck.”— Indianapolis Journal.
responsibility, each as baa never been | others.
aer-.fal* .p«-ar«t <m Uw hrtd of
angry
father
and
proposed
busbar.
'
r
“
Now,
sir,
you
niun
tifki
me.**
said
rrandehlM
rfcen
1»
<>14
Mis* Sculfulle—“How rad yon leafy
experienced to the »ame extent before
piinithmrnt. She wouh! not ! COD
conform
fi
•n«r
'• rn-*d ruP*4j •*> ”
speaker. “1 Hght, thou tight- orchard look«.**
Mia* L'ustique—“If
body
^*).<m Ihr. ». would nr.
in,thie state anJ seldom if ever in any j the
to the usage of the <*o
■ r:d enter jff nn th* »lightest U)uca, ax.
y»*u
was
a>
full
of
green
fruit
a»
that
I
eat,
be
fights
,
we
fight
here
he
made
a
other civilixed government or commun
d then vonld
the married state, tbou
nuJt lh”
you’d look »ad, too.”!
thrust), you fight, they fight;" and here orchard I
of the room
reaebed tbe age w-hen it was Bcum- i • 'noApbcre
ity.
’ck»:ung and uutearsr lr.
TbW
II
Top.CS.
Lent upon her to do so.
rn«tf •!!»ra^- tiest atlaeked
But the failure to appropriaie ha, . he disarmed his adversary.
Bridget (in the culinary line)—
The girl declared the had run wild tbe ey«-*. «cd *“ feared «he
“Weil, upon my honor" »aid the de
saved the |«ople much more than all
“Your
ti a cook in the army? It all her life, and did not wi»h to give up votl.l kM h*r «ight. Kn.-
inrnt phv«i<-iani* from the
the lueses incurred, for the reae<?n that ’ feated man, “you have the peat of it and must I
-rib!»» to be a cook where her freedom, to be shut up in a harem. ♦urrounding country w*r**
Tuusuited. but eould do
the claims audited and allowed by this I I hope you are satisfied ” “I am »at- vutt ca
nit
juet
when
you
feel
like
o
She «ought tbe ameer’s protection and nothjnr to rcliwv th© lit
F
Transcript.
office will fall far short io the aggregate ' isfied. thou art *>atinfied, he is satisfied ;
tle innocent, and <av* it
obtained ft.
» thrlr opinion that tbe
Ir
< My tholofry.—Once morf
of the amounts proposed by the way» we are sa iafied, you are satisfied, they
“All right,** he said, “since yon want a ea«e
'<3.« bopei«*N and lrn-
Hate t he atory of his war:- to be fr»*e you shall he, but free you poMlb:«* to «are the child’»
aud means committee, ami which would are satisfied ”
then that vrr deeide-d to try
iUt
«till
Penelope,
bia
faith-
“
i
am
glad
everybody
is
satiefied,*'
must
al«o
remain;
that
is
your
punish
have been appropriated te-rhaps had the
That medicine at once made a - •
Itho >ok her head. “Where.*
cur*. She ia now a youi
bill psaaed. Many items which would said the Englishman, “but pray leave sne pe-rBintr»! . “are the label* on your ment. Y< i wish to live like a man; plrte
never had a sign of the dia*-x*»-1-
you
shall
live
like
one,
and
for
your
Mia iiCT3 BaaXlLlT,
have been gianteq by the legislature. 11 i off quizzing me in this unmerciful man* trunks?** -Dt troll Journal.
own protection you must wear men's
past ex|«rfence can lie relied upon, have | ner and tel) me what is toe matter."
Literary Note. “You are the first clot be«.
Scrofula ie an obstinate blood d
For the first lime the stranger spoze one 1 tier heard mention Bradley*» lit-
btendisallowed or limited which could
On her arrival in Cabi 1 she was given and is beyond the reach of the average
not have been done if authorised and rationally. “1 am a tierman,*' said hr, t-rary ability.” ’‘Well. I never hearil ot the title of older, or chief, an»] was blood medicine. Swift’» Specific
directed in an appropriation bill, and ' “and am learning your language. ’Jy m L aa wriiit.g any book», but I know h< mad* the harem*» me««eBgey.
She
many other claim, which have usually i : the request of my teacher, J conjugate »•an borrow more of them than any cranes an»! g
as she pleases or is or
been carried in appropriation bills have •verv verb which I hear. an»l as 1 do not other man I know.”—Cincinnati En dered, both by night and day. and no
one even in slanderous rabul has ever
not been permited to be filed in a way . hke to have my actions Interrupted, I quirer.
Enron ragemer ta.—Frances—“Harry hr«athed a word against her fair name. is the only remedy equal to such deep-
I could not explain before.'*
that can make binding obligation,.
seated diseases; it goes down to the
Many of th, claim, for which warrant» | A iirar’.y laugh followed, and an invi* rays he just wants to fall down and
worship me all the time.” Her Mam
A Siu boom cough or li*k!ing in ih very foundation and force» out ev» r-
have not been i„ued, on account ol ; I* I ion to dinner from the Englishman. ma “Oh. well; don’t mind that. dear.
thr«a i ¡rids tn one Minute ( ’'»ugh Car*» taint. It is purtly rrgetal!: -.'•d i-
some doubt a, to whether the law ami > before accepting the German continued After you're married hr won’t let it
llarinlrs- in »-ffr^’t, louche«« the »igbt the only blood remedy guaranteed to
the opinion of the court covered them, "I dins, thou 'hnest, he dines; wrdine, interfere with hi» busineMi.”—Chicago
contain no mercury, pott.-h or other
‘•(■ot. reli.tbl.* and j»i#-t what i-» wante»!. mineral substance whatevtr.
are a, valid and as just as claim, foi i | you dine, they dine—we will all »line to- News.
It Bets at once. W. F. Kremer.
Books mailed free by Swift Specific
I wan recently attending a patient
fixed aalarie, or ether claims in regard ■gether ”
. Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
< I mnnî » tai M un I«-.
whose husband came to see me con
to which there was no ground lor doubt .
An Elephant ellensiiIve Trunk
cerning her condition, and greeted me
(tf all the muai» composed, perhaps
and for which warrant, have been ia-
The wonderful power of the trunk of with the words: “Mr. Irving, do you one num I m r in a hundred lives more th; n
aued. For all such claims duplicate i
»?ur pel baby elephant, writes a "‘Si. think there is any need for any un- a generation. Of those .'ong lived com
Hom» • of the Anihraritr Miner».
vouchers have been issued, and mone,
! Nicholas" contribut-r, wa* a never (ail necessary anxiety about my wife?”— position»», only those that are cOHsidered
Each little house, with the b
should tie apptopriated to pay them ;
cubby-holes, and ft nces about it
| mg surprise to us. its extreme sensi London Spectator.
best
by
ail
musicians
are
i»tarn|»rd
with
I- The Worm’s Triumph.—Old Grinders
with interest from date of issue.
been built by the man who lives
liveness, and yet its great strength,
The persons claiming to be railroad |
“See here, young man. how do you the a uni »lassi»-. Thoee which have And» he >j» a laborer, a ttrug
•bowed how well supplied it must have
account for the fact that you were only a I» » si celebrity, » r that have any mere existence, not deft in th
and other commissioner,, by virtue oil
home of
tiern w ¡lb nerves Jt was always mov reven minutes late in getting to the
toola, nor with an eye for t
elections by the legislative assembly
Jobnab
ing. always feeling or smelling, or carry office this morning?”
Weary
Em
for the girls are al
aud there are some such which have, metrical, nor with an appreciation
nearly six veers ago, have not been per- I
ing somthing, an«l the little sort of finger ploye—“I don’t account for it at all. 1 notwithstanding, a goo * deal of vitality , any thing beyond the musi primal fact
fon’t kick their foot
mitted to file claim, which could not be
tip ereined the center of sensibility. 1 I’ve just succeeded in getting another are not admitted to the distinction of be of living. The roofs of the building
jn of aristocracy’>
negotiated, for the reawm that the court
remember well that she would never al job.’*—Cleveland Leader.
&lant at all angle*, with no two sides o
ing classic.
or the legislative anseiubly, by whom
the same length or deflection. One por
low us to touch it, and she guarded it
A composition, to be classic, as that tion will Lave eaves.-while its compan
they claim to have been appointed,
FEEDING A GREAT ARMY.
with great care, folding it up if she
word is now understood by. musicians, ion will scorn ‘he luxury. The sam
should first decide whether they are en
thought it was in any danger. It is said llu«
Brillali Troops trrl.uokvd
must first be a nio<>: of excellence in incongruity
titled to pay for more than four year,
ong:
prevails everywhere. Som
by the natives that an elephant deprived
After Darla« ^solutions lu
form and harmony ; second, it must pos of the amaH openings ueed for windowi
from the time they were first appointed,
of this trunk-tip is like a mau deprived
Aba Field.
ses- tha* mysterious vitality w hich tnak» s are high, while others are low. On<
hero
or beyond the time for which the legis
of bis sight, so helpless does be become.
door will open in, and another out
lative assembly appropriated money in
An army twice a* large a* any the it outlive ita companion«; an<l, third, it The hinges have evidently come from
During yesterday's session of the legi t United State# ha» put in the field in must be accepted by the common con-
lb'.'j te pay them, which appropriations
of musical "pinion a« belcnging the company scrap-f>ile, and the staples
were exhausted iTcember 31, 181)6. i latlire two commendable measures were the war with Spain ia now maneuver seni
and latches and locks from the same
to the first rank. Classic music ii not a
The supreme court has decided tha, the enacted, both of which had been strong ing in threat Britain.
source. Some of the roofs have shin
The
men
have
held
driUa
and
question
of
simplicity
or
difficulty,
ly
advocate»]
by
The
Telegram,
The
railroad i-ommimoner, are still in ollies
gles, others weather-boarda. while
rnarchi
«
cohering
<
<>n.-id
era
Bic
ground,
There are beautJul and living form* at others art formed of gnat pieces of
but ths time allowed fur a rehearing ha. first was the extinction of the railroad
but non#»
have
marched
back
and
forth
at
long
every grade, from what are now regarded rusty sheet-iron.—Jay Hambridge, in hem can ki«
commission, which never had been
v better tin*
not yet expired.
distance frcin the railroad, but it i*
X. Y. Herald
As required by law, I have examined kenwn to render the state any service not btated that any of the soldiers as the simple melcdies of Mozart's, Century.
the books and accounts of tbe state equivalentjo ths large emoluments pro have La»! to gu withtMit food for 20 lla>dn’sand even Beethoven's compoai-
Improrveil Gunnery.
l Pascle to *«-irnti«t«,
tregzuror ai.d the moneys belonging to vided for its individual members. It hour«, as men have »lone in a perma lions, all the way the highest works of
The wonderful strides made in
roten
the state every six month, ■inee my !•«( was a useless department of the state nent camp not 120 miles from New these other and great masters, A short science of gunnery since 1*40 are shown
report, and reported the «zine to the government, ?and its abolmhment will York.
definition of classic music might be: by the fact that at that period a fiS-1
The big show battle will occupy the ’ That niiihi” which for more than a gen® pound projectile fired with a charge of
governer. The total balance belonging 1 be haile»! bv taxpayer«. T‘iit ia •
to the state at each examination wu, claaa that should in all inatances be entire force of 50 000 men. The pre eratioo has been »ou«:idered by all mu IS pound» of powiirr gave a muzzle ve- j
liminary skirmishiug ha* given the
locTty of between 1.000 and 1.100 feet a '
as shown by the treasurer’s semiannual considered in the creation »nd main*
supply trains practice in feeding the sician« as the best ” G xokoe !■
second, while at the present day a 100- |
I tenan»*e of public oilier. Then, there Tommie*. Contracture will furnish
reports, a, follow,:
pound shell, fired with 14’i pounds o
January 1. HW .
I 3M,034 62 waa an enactment providing for a for- supplies other than bread, meat, fuel
cordite, gives a muzzle velocity of 2,63'
Junegy, 19U7
702, W7 SO > retry warden in each county of the aud forage, which are provided
feet a second.—Boston Budget.
January 1, 1998 .
MT.763 27 state. A wiFer measure could not have
army officera
July 1,1898
1,:MK,V71 46
photographers and dust .
Four thous and draught horses s
■ been paaaed, aa it will, in a great meas
k women
H«»w It A fT«-<-1« 'I h*■ I r I*la f t-n antl \\ It■ t
ure. put an end to the wanton »leatruc- 1 5(X) wagons will l>r occupied in ru
A l*rr«ielrn( ( onjugafor
They !>»» to Earnpe It.
t tion of Oregon timber late in the summer ing supplies where they
needed.
Among the many evils which arc at
Tli. .lory, which i. g' ing the round, and in the fall ol each year
Much ha*
The exact
tributed to the all-periading, neier-to-
i, amuaing. whether true or not;
i l»een written in thia column in nroteat • the method ol
l»e escape»! city dust, there is one which
While two Englialnnen were converg I against the sinful waste of timber by
by the war de
constitutes a grievance peculiar to pho
ing in a cotfee house in 1'ari,, one re vandaia setting it a fire iron a ppi rit of 1 alwavx be tw
tographers alone, it i* the injury
h leaks from
marked that »certain dwazf had arrived viciouanewa or rareleaeneea. The lose to
which the flying partirb*« *'r!ingirto
»uri river away’
in the city, at which a quaint looking the state «nd to persona because of thia
the room through every aperture, cause
) Tribune.
personage, .itting near them, opened vandalism ahio has l»een <«et forth in the
t.iirli it inav
to the delicate films an«! sensitive plates,
hie mouth end »aid with a luek of earn- plainest language. And now, that Ore
All films are made of preparations of
at u »!i
gelatin, and a large proportion of the I
eetneee. "I arrive, thou arriveet, be ar gon timber is iu such great deman»] in
glass plates now used are also coated I
rivee; we arrive, you arrive, they ar foreign countries it should be doubly
!.« way th At with this substance, which, becau»
rive” One ot the Englishmen in as- I guarded Therefore the*people of Ore
□ver ana irv tu trace
soft, sticky nature, is particul.i
toniehment asked, “l)id you «¡»rak to gon should be doubly gratifie«] at the
iy to attract every atom of dus
me, eir?"
I passage of the forestry warden bill,
surrounding air, The partic
"1 epeak, thou speak eat, he sjM'aks ! Telegram, Oct. 7.
now »»ver small, leave tlrfcir impress in
i Saxtapanii
the form of opaque spots upon the i
l’<.r « \» tv
sitive surface and seriously mar i
fretion. To remove the damage ii
amount of retouchin
which is not only la
ONE FOrì A DOSE. I
w hicli <
«•com |
hat i
• ’ •
k .
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Scrofula to
Consumotion.
•Late • Mane, t»a»e<l
A Beautiful ì Present
In order to further introduce ELASTIC STACCI
Beautiful Pastel
They are 13*10 inches in size, and are entitled
Lilacs and
Pansies.
Pansies
and
Marguerites
-J.C JÍUBNGER BRDÍC?J
S.S.S.rTheBiood
Pills
New Era in
Medicine,
•
7~his telli of u ¡Itwv. try that alln utt^t tttjferiMg
pr. Ltnj’s lift. It is i>uxf>onsr.r, fffe.tr. < Mtdual
scienet it rtvolutwftized v. er this, one of the greatest
a.hteze me nt i of m.><ier n times.
The fact that srvtra! dollar* «pent for the
right medicine has »fleeted a cure where a
skilled and expensive phyucun aided by
the Ltcat and most tngtniou* instrument of
science, had laded, u a matter of much
tmDorUnce.
Important, because it opens to downcast
•utlerer« a new, inexpensive and sure
•venue to the re«t <ation of health and the
foil tnfoyment of the pleasure* □( hie.
Such was the experience of Mr*. Ada
M. Herr, of 4J9 North Charlotte Street,
Ltnc.ate«, Pa.
Fr<xn a weak, nervous, desponding per-
•on. «he was made a strong, active woman
•nJ • cheerful, helpful wilt.
Her story te interesting.
Mr*. Herr suffered terribly from female
dteofdert. Her nerves became unstrung,
cramps gnped her and a «used the moat
intense patn.
So weak and phy«kally densoralirrd
was she, that the slightest labor we arsed
her and household duties were a burden.
The most alarming symptoms ot her
malady were the frequent fainting spells
that afflicted her.
In the midw of her work, or in a con
versation, duxiness wriHild c<wne up«3 her
and she would fall prostrate in a rwxxi.
She consulted a reputable physsetan. He
d:ag-v©ed her tase and preached the usual
ftmedies.
Instead ot improving, she continued to
•row worse I the ailment that was robbing
her life of the toy« of young wiauaauhuud
I
‘P
dnsntr thttt punition, and a sptcitl
trial tmatmant anil bt pmpamd and tant
to you by mail Ima. Ttu fait nt cha nett
dddmst
DR. J. H. HUDSON
7 STOCK.TON MTRBE T,
•' • -»CD d«7 18 D* o«a?y
h*r«rp<»Bn,e
-j
Caveat*, and
•
d
ent b u < ; n e: 5 *
~ MoOCBATt
’ V WX. V ■ T I p FtCS
I I 3 J
0^»0><ictilouoi Tiu s P. tint 0rr.ee
•nd we can on..; pJtert ia 3 .ess Umi
.
i-.it. ii.Ar. inu't ?
remote from Wasi
Send »node!, dr*
I
bon. We advise,
•r not. t.ce .fP
ch*nre. Our fee-
j. patent is »ec-ired. f
• P aw , F-
■ > i'.
5
rost of sanie tn Ü
• t-.rtc
J
«ent free. Addrei
It Kcmed tmpoMtbl« to correct or evtu te
chr<k th< disorder*.
“ 1 had become greatly weakened,’* said
Mrt. Herr, tn telling her story to a re porter,
“ and the awful cramp« and the frequency
and nature of the taint mg «pelle alarmed
me beyond belief and shattered my «yttem.
•*1 tried electric treatment; it failed, and
I did not know where to turn foe help.
** A irtend told me bow her mother had
been greatly benefited by taking Dr. Wil
liams’ Pink Pilla lor Pale People.
had but little ho
* “ ’ I 1 h«d
h. «pe for «ucce««; but de
cided to give these pill* a truL
** I took two boxes and was much bene
fited. After Uking «is more K'xe> 1 was
cured. Dr. Williams* Pink Pills foe Pale
People hid d.>ne whet all tbe previous
treatment had failed to do.
**l am fully restored to health now, and
do thing« that I had hardly dared attempt
before.”
No discovery <4 modem times has proved
Meh a bcx’fl to w omen as Dr. Williams’ Pink
Fills for Pale People. Acting directly oa
the blood and nerves, tn vigor a ting the todv,
regulating the fimettons, they restore the
strength and health to the exhausted woman
when every effort of tha physuun proves
unavailing.
These rills are recognised everywhere
a« a specusc for di Maars M the blood and
nerves. For paralysis, locomotor ataxia,
and other disease« long supposed incurable,
they have proved their cffkuuv tn thouaaeda
©f . mm . Trul> they are one of the greauat
blessengs ever bestowed upon r.^ukaid.
Amour a /•« qjott o/it and gat a mil troatmont froo,
raa.
Tha quoottono aro askod, at no too quottiono
era ah ko, ano tha troatmont mutt bo proparod too-
Cia ly. A spaccai treatment oill bo prepared for
you froo. If you tuffar from Hereout Debility,
Night Lottot, Lott Nanhood. Emittiont, Mol*
ancho!y, Duty Spoilt, Spott Befara tha
Eyot, Slooplottnott, you ought to got a
toocfol troatmont a No patont mod»*
Cino, but a caro fully pro pa rad
troatmont. Eoory man can hauo
dr, jro, reel I
a tmal troatmont froo. Thou-
VAece f Hoo long 1
tandt ham boon curad,
and thoy onto m black
Ot fO, hart pains f
and ohtto toy ng to
Ofhtral Host langt
Antoorquottiont
Hight sntat» t ttoa afttn
and get a trial
Da jftur tjts blur t Hhtnf
Dt ft slttp at night t Hon long t
dm pou camtipattd f
• AN PBANCMKO. CAL.
-eiivolf
-loseli in
PILLS
wa ta «s mwwd «e sa
These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowiwi.
R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very ch,*
in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the mb "
The [>i< tures are accurately reproduced in all the colon ose
inals. and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art "
Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, tX-
th m m beauty, richness of color and artistic merit.
Oneof these pictures
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purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on th
is sold for io cents a package. Ask your gTocer for this iu ■’
beautiful picture.
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The ill-fated Maine and all the great battleshipsr
pictured. No clearer idea of these vessels can pa
sibly be obtained than is given by these superb pb
tographic reproductions accompanied as theyael*-
introductory chapters and by concise descript::-
text under each view. The combination affordstkj
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