THE LOST BILL!
(Original.
My inttbcr died when I wa eighteen
yean old and my father married
again. My atcpmotucr toon bad chil
dren of her own, and It wag to her in
terest thnt I should not marry and
rear a furaily, for alio had arranged
with my father that if he died before
I bad issuo I was to have but a small
fraction of bis estate. If, on the con
trary, I married and bad a family, I
was to bare half.
I did not think Mrs. Mendlcott so
depraved as to commit any overt act
to keep me from ninrrlnire, but be
lieved she would foHter 'any circum
stance that might lead to that result
Bue had a governess for her children,
Adele Trlmbnll, a sweet, patient girl
of strong character, with whom I fell
lu love. As soon as Mrs. Mcndlcott
discovered the situation she gave Miss
Trinilinll notice that she would dis
pense with her services.
The day lieforo bcr departure sbo
came Into the lllW''y1 where I was
sitting, very much discomposed.
"What is Itr 1 asked.
(ieorge." she said, "Mrs. Mendlcott
lias made up her mind to keep us
apart by ruining me."
"How do you know?"
"Know! I've seen through her from
the llrst. What do you suppose she
has dune? On going Into my room
just now I found a twenty dollar bill
on the floor before my dressing table.
Mrs. Mendlcott put It there In the hope
that 1 would take It and she could ac
cuse me of stealing It."
'What did you do with itr
"Left It where she placed It. 1
wouldn't touch It with a pair of
tongs."
"Thnt won't do. I'll go and get it."
I hastened to the room and looked all
over the tloor, but the bill wus not
there, nor could Adele find It when she
went to look for It. Mrs. Mendlcott an
nounced that she had lost a twenty dol
lar bill In Allele's room wheu she went
there wltb her purse lu her baud to
put some clothes In the empty bureau
drawers. Khe left us all to draw our
own Inference.
I did not propose that Adele should
rest under such un imputation. I u.uc
tioned my stepmother, not telling her
that I had been warned In the mutter,
and sho convinced me that she bad
not herself taken the money from the
room. I questioned the servants, but
gained no clew from any of them till
I came to Joe, the colored manservant.
I looked Joe lu the eye and snw tliero a
sly shrewdness that convinced mo of
bis guilt. I sen relied him and bis room,
but found nothing.
Then my father canio to mo and In
sisted that Miss Trlmbull's elTects be
searched before she left the house. 1
protested, but without avail. The bill
was not found, but more money was in
tier possession than it was believed she
had, for alio was very poor and her
salary had been very small. At sny
rate, Mrs. Mendlcott convinced my fa
ther thnt Adele was tho thief, and 1
wns Informed thnt If I married bcr I
would be disinherited.
Wbnt would it avail to tell my father
that Adele bad seen the bill In her room
nd told mo of It? Hueh a statement
would not bo believed and would only
Widen tho breach. Either Mrs. Mendl
cott had taken the bill herself or some
one had gone Into the room lu Allele's
absence and taken It. I Inclined to
ward the hitler opinion. I must either
And the thief or lose my patrimony, be
sides seeing the girl I would marry ro
mnlu umer a cloud. I luy awuke the
light of Allele's departure thinking
out somo plan of Investigation, but
'could bit oil nothing. I believed that
Joe bad appropriated the bill, but since
ho and his effects hsd been searched
thero seemed to be nothing more to
do.
One Kuniluy evening Joe emtio home
smoking s cigarette. Ho bnd a cob
plpo In the atablo which bo smoked
when off duty, and I had sometimes
seen him smoking a clgnr, but ucver
before a clgnrettu. I hud been watch
ing for hi in to possess something new
which he hnd bought with the money
1 believed he bad taken.
"Joe," I said, "have you another clg
sretto?" He pulled out a package and bunded
It to me. I took one, looking Into Joe's
face ns I did so and noticed thnt bo ap
peared anilum. Lighting tho ciga
rette, I puffed awhile, then said:
"These nro fine, Joe, Where did you
get them?"
Ho told me, and In tun minutes I wns
In the shop In conference with the to
bacconist to find out If Joe bnd offered
large bill for bis purchnse. I was
disappointed, -Tho boy hnd pnld In
small change.
I-ntcr I went out to the stable, where
I found Joo enjoying bis pipe.
"Hnve yon iinother cigarette, Joe?"
1 asked.
"No, sir; I smoked 'cm all up."
"What! Hmuked ten cigarettes In an
hour?"
"Well, you see, I give some of 'cm
away."
"Whom did you give (hem to?"
"I gave Vm to" Ho could get no
further. He was cornered.
"What makes thnt lump In your vest
pocket?"
He looked down at the pocket, while
I, putting my thumb ami linger Into It.
drew out a paper ease half full of cig
arettes, i
I felt sure I was on the scent and
Old not wntite any time. Taking a clg- '
a ret to from the case, I pulled It to
pieces. There was nothing In ll but to
baeeo. I tried another with tho same
result. I broke up four without Hinting
anything, but when I tried the fifth 1
could net brink It. Teiiilng the wrap-H-r,
I uncovered green paper an J lu an
other moment bad unrolled a twenty
dollar bill. ;
WARREN R. ATIIF.RTON.
BRIGHT 'S DISEASE
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A COLLEGE
GIRL'S JOKE
Original.
"Human perception, gentlemen," suld
Professor Grimsby, lecturing to bis
class, "Is very limited. The telescope
shows us what is Invisible to the hu
man eye, and photography shows us
what the telescope alone fails to reveal.
A portion of the heavens exposed for
hours to the telescopic camera gives n
photograph of stars the existence of
which could not otherwise be recog
nized." Julian Malnwariiig, one of those who
heard the lecture, was of un Inquiring
turn of mind. "If an Invisible star," be
reasoned, "may be photographed by
long exposure, why not an invisible
spirit?' The more be thought on the
subject the more he felt disposed to
muke an attempt to test the truth of
bis theory. He took up his camera ami,
going to bis homestead, now In charge
of a curetukcr, went to a room on the
second floor, placed on old rocking
chair In a window and planted bis
camera to point toward It.
"There," he said to himself; "If grand
mother exists and Is moving about
among us lu en Invisible body, she Is
sure to lie there where she always sat
In the afternoon at bcr needlework."
Now, It so hnpiiened that Julian
Mulnwarlng had a cousin, Kate Main
waring, In the woman's college of the
university, to whom be confided his ex
periment. Kuto confided the matter to
a friend, and in the afternoon the two
girls visited the homcHteiul, carrying
between them a large gripsack.
That evening Julian removed his
plate and the next day made a proof.
When he came to examine the result of
bis labor, he nearly collapsed with as
tonishment. While he was examining
It be received a note from bis cousin
Kate asking him to come In the even
ing and let her know tho result of bit
spirit photography. He wns dying wltb
a desire to communicate bis success to
some one and could scarcely wait foi
evening. When he arrived, be found
several of Kate's f Iinouiiutoa and scv
era I of bis own.
"Conic, Julian," said Kate as soon in
be entered. "Wo are all unxloiis tc
learn the result. Iihl you get grand
mother on your plote?"
"I got something very queer," be re
plied, producing his proof. It was n
good deul blurred, as might be expect
ed from a ghost picture, but there m
recognizable not a wrinkled old woman
but a pretty young girl. Kate threw
up her bauds.
. "(irundiiiu!" she exclaimed.
"Why, It's a young k''I." ahl one oi
the fellows.
"It's grandma ns a girl," said Kate.
"Vou don't mean It!" cried one of the
girls.
"Wonderful!" exclaimed another.
"Whnt ll pleusure to know," remark
ed one of the fellows, "that women at
least uro alwuys young In the spirit
luml."
"And frivolous," said one of the glrl
more given to flirting than to study.
"At any rate, they wear becoming
clolhcs-the clothes they wore ut tin
Most attractive age." '
"Why, It's grandma's pink silk," said
Kate. ".Msminii has It up stairs In 0
trunk."
"What Is she doing?"
"Hewing, but she's put down bei
work and would you believe It? - she'i
taking a pinch of snuff."
"Hnufri A young girl tuke snun"!"
"(irsndmu did as an old woman, and
that's her snuffbox. It's among mil
heirlooms."
"If they diesa young, they should net
young. No girl ever took miufT."
"Julian, old fellow," said one of hit
classinuteg, "tell us how you got It."
"VoU sit1, old Cililii III bis lecture the
other day, speaking of stellar photogrn-phy"-
"Yes; wo all heard that. (Jo on."
"Well, It occurred to tne to try the
pliuclplu on spirits. I've heard father
sny t lint my great-grandmother, who
died forty live years ago at a very old
age, used to sit every afternoon In the
old rooking chair nt a certain window.
1 resolved to try the camera on bcr. 1
left It exposed eight hours. You tee the
result. I don't know whut It menus
any more than you do."
"I have heard Kale baa the power of
calling up spirits," nuh' one of her
clussmiites.
"1 never heard of It," said Julian.
"Try It, Kute."
There was a universal demand for n
spirit from the bostiHS, so to quiet tho
clamor she called:
"Come forth, grniulnm!"
A door opened, mid the counterpart
of the spirit photograph walked Into
the room. Mhe wore grandma's pluk
silk, though the color was nearly gone)
grandma's shoe buckles, grandma's
powdered wig, mid In her hand shs
held grandma's snufTliox, from which
she proceeded to take nil Imaginary
pinch.
Julian Mnliinurlhg stood looking nt
tho apparition villi eyes and mouth
wide open. Tho other, nil of whom
were watching the ctTcct upon hliu,
burst into a laugh. Seeing that lie had
been made the victim of n practical
Joke, ids eyes llnalii-tl ominously.
"Ciime, Julian," said Kate; "we've
only bad n little fun. You mustn't
In I ml our kittenish ways."
"I thought I told you my plan in con
fldemv," retorted Julian severely.
"So you ill'1 and 1 told Julie In court
deuce, mid between us two we rr-olved
to play a game on you. Whut will you
take to forgive lis?"
Julian looked nt the pretty "madciip"
gil l longingly.
' 1 think." he said, "If r.r;indiua would
give me a kiss t would forgive .toil."
Uiandinu paid the penalty, and the
room was cleared for a dance.
JOAN TltlCVOlt
"THE MILWAUKIE."
A familiar iisina lor Hit t'liii-so, Mil
wailkteAHt I'aul 1(U, knoan
over Ilia I'nloii as lbs lirrnt linUn
runninf tint "l'loiie-r l.imiled" tia u,
av,T day and ninlil 1.-Iern Si. I'ao1
and Chicago, and Uuali.i and t in. ajo
"Tbaonly perlei'l tritiut in the aurld
I'nderstand : Coiinei ti.'iis ais ma l
with All Transcoiilioental I.inea, hhiii
ing to passengers the bo:-t servn-o kimsn
l.murioiis cosi hes, elictiie lik-lii,. steaie
lieat, of a rerit.r equalled by no olliei
line.
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lha I'nilrd e'latva or I ana. la. All tick
et sgiinls sell Ihem.
I'nr rates, ptmphleta or other iuloi-
niauon, aililiess.
J. V. Cassv, C. J. Kiuv,
Tra. Taa. Al. tietivral Agent.
iiliiTi.i, Wash. foHri.ASii, Dr.
safety I
'aw I ..v. li.ilitwaaa
'A, J lataor," the my
fee i'--y
i: ln:e. lint eveu love
c.j m lot lighten labor or
make it c;:sy for the wom
ii n wlio is in constant suf
fiTiit); front iit.'laniniuUon,
hearing - down pains or
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The one tiling that can
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womanly ditw-ases which
rrut? we:iklU'fis, and cures
Md'a'-'h", ner vonmesft and
i oth?r ills .vuieh are the result ol woman
ly (iiwu't:3.
I "I BiifTrr..-1 fi'im frttinle wcaknet for five
ni'itith," writr- MU lMle Ih lri-tt. of Nye.
l'utimm Co W Yv "1 wax I rented by a gtjud
, j.': . ili.'ii l.'.t h !irvT tK.tiurl ti 1 mr any
S I vi'.U- to Dr. K V. I'irrre for mlvkf ,
wii' h I rer- ivt ! t'-llitiy me ti t:ik hi ' Favor-it-
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I in" 'r.f-itlth inn Ii improvr!. It ha ctmtin
u 1 to inipruvv until now I chii work ut alniont
all kin U .f limit'-work J hul tuarcvl)' any
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ibrv-Tul jvmhi U in wt iht Ir. J'irTt:c'ii nirtli
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! wmi t ii'Ri. all wit h miT from cliruuic ilU
. casn l' write t lr I'l'-itc."
I "l-'avoritc Inscription " makes weak
I women strong, nick women well. Ac
j ffpt no snhi itute for the medicine
which work wonders for weak women.
r. I'ii'ir -'s Common Sense Medical
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AND
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Shortest, Qi ckest,
AN!) MOST
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Hiiiiie to all V.ii-tern points via Iurt!anJ
AM Tlirniili Tit kctH nailing over thu route
are K'od via ;
Halt JiiIkt ami l4iivei
Low Kates Lvcrywhere.
Tit ki'lMni Sale at Suiitltrrn Pacific Ihfmt
A. CUAKi,
(ieii'l I 'asrtnj(tT Ak1"!,
INirtland, Ore.
NOI'ICIC fOU I'l'lllJCATlON.
Timher l and At', Jnnoo. 1M78
t 'ni t d St tH'S Lriiut Oit'h i',
H omdmrkj, t)iejon. June 13, 11K)-'
Noiire ih to rehv tt'ven that in coiupli
itniH mtli tht proiMionH ol thn act ol
(Jonjfrt'r'n ol .1 tu i4 ;i, IH7H, rnlitli'd "An
at a tor (he Haiti ni lirnht-r hinds in
i ne S hIhh of Culilorniti, Itey"", Ne
vaiU and WaOnnnlim IViritorv,' ex
Irlidtd to all Ihe Puhlir I, Hnd StulcH Im
net ot Autfiift , Is''-', Mid Ann K. lioo h
ol tii an h Pans, ruiint v of Joed.ine.,
-r tt n Oregon Iiha ihm ilav tiled in
ihin othi e In r fcworii Hlat.-miMit No 'J70.
!nr the pnirhHht) of IheS W l4 ol Si ctioi.
No H in I'tivvohlnp No. ;I7 S, Itane No.
S wt'M, and wdi ollt-r proof to thow lha)
the Und hon v ) ,' in n.ore valnahle frr Hi
onliHr or Hotm than fur Ht(tirolltirl
pinpoicH, Hnd to tHtiihfh her claim Ii
aiil land hrfore Arthur 'mklin. I!. S.
CominiHrMonrr of thin otliro nt Ufanle
IH, ttrt'fcitin, on MomUy, the 2') lay ol
Antfii-t, I She naini-H nn ttmsir'i;
J M. linoth o' (imniH Patti, i re.,Kdw in
I. Iliihlirtxl of Wildcrville, Or-., C. M
SuIi h of ti rttntfl Phh, tr! , MibH Idi V .
Lftli uit of i r hiiIm Pa -a Oioii
Ativ and nil pfrftoiif t'luunintC udvemety
Hih rthtive dt'Ki-t ihtil UniU ate i tHtrtel
to lilt! I heir rlttmii III t ti ' h oltire uli or
ht'lorc naid day of Annupt, P.I.C
.1. I. PHIlKtKrt,
Jit giHter.
Minn: i t k pnti ir.vnoN.
Pi in tier l .Aiid ,,t, hine.'t, 1H78.
r ii ilrd hlH't-H I, ami (Mlu'i',
ll-Hflmn:, Orison, June Pi, PHV.V
Nutite m litrabv icivt-n that inttniipli-mi(-
Mitlt Urn prtivi-ntni of the net ol
C'onurvitii of Juiih ;t, IH7S. enliilid "An
4rl for (Iia tile id t-tntn-r Umlii in thr
Si nd h ol I'aiiftn ni x, Oa-eon, Nevada and
Waitliinton Tftritorv," a- extemlfd to
a1! the Publx I and Sialic hy act of
Ail'imt 4, ISI'J. (iriM n 1'.. t1. ul
(tntntii Pa!!, couniy of Jittophiue, S;ate
uf tlu'tii!( linn tit if tlav filed in thti
olli.t li"r nnorii ftaletnnl No If 70S,
for the piirrhiOe of tne S K 'id Sfrtion
,o 8, ut townnhtp No. iti S, K-tie ?ti),
s Aint, and will i ll -r prof ti) hlnH thai
tlu I. u 1 MMifcJil i inoie alnal.lt' for ut
iiml'cr or Ntu than fur ;m n nil ural pur
iMtt-rt, nini 1o fftaliiith lu-i claim to aaiJ
land I't-lorc Arthur tou'tlui, V. S eoui-iho.hi.tn-
r t'f llii lli'-e at tirants PaN,
Hi kj'tti, fit l'iiil.i. the '.'" h iliv ot
i't;iit, P.Mlf lle timi.fi a w it ncAiat
J M P..1.HI1, M Simw Mia J ii
Itiv.ili, Ms I. la Y l.alwiit t-ll t.i
litany I'.ifH. t in'tm.
A n v aihl aU p --r-a. in i luiiiniiji adviTfi'i
I he ahti 1 1 cm1 i iht'd Liiul 4 ae i ij !1ii.Iim!
in fill' t heir t ' ani in 1 tne i t!h p on or hi
tiirc Mh'tl '.'t''h da) l Aunu', P. OJ.
i. r pRttMivt,
!iriiiiter.
Needed In Every Home
THE NEW
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EDITION OF
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New Plalos Throufhout
25.090 New Words
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akes short roads.
AX1LE
JL iXnd light loads.
REASE
ood for everything
that runs on wheels.
Sold Evarywhara.
Mad by STANDARD OIL. CO.
The Waakljr Orefonian ami tbf
Coi ill sn both lor one year lor (2 in ad
Tanra.
CRUSHING
A DRUMMER
(Copyright, WA. by C. D. Lewis.
The embryo drummer was only
twenty ycara old, ami one hnd only to
jjunce nt blui to reulizu thnt be liud
no cheek. In riilinx up to the botei
In the bus be was very quiet, and
when the clerk assigned him a back
room on the fourth floor not a word of
protest fell from bis lips. It wns al
most by accident that anybody got on
to the fact t but lie was a drummer.
When the discovery wus inude that
such wus Ills profession, the landlord
beckoned blui Into the private olllcc
and begun:
"Young ninn, what aort of a little
(.-nine are you trying to play In this
towoV"
"I'm I'm not playing any game,"
was the confused reply.
"I hope not for your own sake, but
things look very queer. I'eople who
ciiine up lu tho bus with you tell me
thnt you badu't a word to say against
the town."
"No, sir."
"And when you entered this hotel
you didn't throw your grip at a bell
boy and bang up to the otlice and de
mand a second tloor parlor at t- per
day. What was the matter with you?"
"That that Isn't my way, sir."
"I hope you are speaking the truth,
young man," suld the landlord as lie
glared at lilm. "The man who lies to
me finds uie a bard man to deul with
The bend wnlter snys you ordered from
the bill of fare and uiutle no kick.
Wns that part of your game?"
"I don't understand you."
"Ilut you will before we get through.
You wero In the smoking room last
evening. Thero were a score of oth
ers there, but you worked that humili
ty dodge to perfection. You did not put
your feet on the back of a chair; you
did not announce In a loud voice that
you wero from New York; you did not
boast thnt your tlrm wns the biggest lu
the world; you did not sny that evey
ono horse town In the country bud a
better hotel than mine. I'erliups you
enn explain In a police court, but I
am far from being sntlsfled. There
Is something behind all tills, and I
hnve telegraphed your house to know
whether you are all right or not."
"Why, of course I am all right," snid
the young ninn as bis face grew trou
bled. "I told you this wns my llrst trip,
nnd If I have done anything out of the
wny"
"Thnt excuse doesn't go down, young
man! Have you found any fault with
the ruilronds entering Kcheuectudy
si lire you came liere?"
"No, sir."
"Have you had one single word to
sny against our river, the weather,
street car service or the police depart
ment?" "I don't think ao."
"And, look here, young man," contin
ued the landlord as be touched the
other on the shoulder, "there were
three drummers lu the smoking room
all the while you sat there. You must
have known they were drummers. You
heard each ono of them get oft a whop
ping big lie, but you never opened your
mouth!"
"Hut whut wus I to do?"
"You a drummer nnd ask such a
iiesllon! (ireat heavens, but Wliat 1
the professiou coming to! You should
have gone lu und told a lie big enough
to drop ull three uf them, of course. lo
you meuu to tell uro that you can't tell
a lie?"
"N-lio, sir," wai the treuibllug an
swer. "Jehoshaplint to Jerusalem, but bow
did you gel this far from Xew York
without losing your clothes? You in
tend to alt still and let three old liars
show ell and get ull the credit: Well,
well, but 1 took you for u suspicious
chaiiH'ter lis you got nut of the bus.
l'erhtips you w 111 next tell tne you
can't tell a funny story."
"No, sir; 1 can't," wns the contrite
ai'.nilsxloii.
"Humph! Well, your guilt grows
Mucker und blacker. When you left
New York, didn't vou have u lot of old
Jokes und gags mid guys stored up in
our head to get off lu country towns
like this?"
"No, sir."
"No lies, uo Jokes, no guys! Au.l you
-you call yourself u drummer. I can i
Hud wolds to express my astonishment.
Wheu jou leave here, ure you gmuit at
'i o'clock 111 the morning und wake ev
erybody in the bouse bunging your
trunk ulong the bulls?"
"No, sir; I am going away ut uoou
today."
"liolng to Ml every drummer you
meet for the next month that this la
the eussedrat towu you ever struck
for business?"
"No, sir; business baa been first rut
with rue."
"And you dou't Intend to ask me til
lake a draft ou New York lu payment
for your bill?"
"No, sir."
"Nor kick at paying $250 per Cay
and any you can live cheaper ot th
Waldorf?"
"No, sir."
"Young man, nee bere!" Mid the
landlord as be bent forward and drop
ped bis voice a peg or two. "There is
no doubt In tuy mind thnt you ure a
shover of the queer, a dealer lu gree-n
goods or a spotter for bank burglar.
Aa an honol man It la my duty to
turn you over to the law, but I'll give
you a chance to reform. I'ay your bill,
get out of the ladles' door with your
grip and make a sneak for the depot.
If you can get clear away, I won't say
anything, but dou't you ever ahow up
lu PrheiHVtndy again!"
The youug man went. He mad a
straight line for New York, handed lu
Ilia sample aud realguatlou and la
now connected with a religious pub
lishing house. M. tJl'AU.
EI.0W TO CORVALLIS HEX.
Py solemn enactment of the town
Council, he ancient rights anil privileu'S
l the Orvalli len hav been abrid
d. It ban been her wont 1 1 loll anion
he flower lieils, to (! lift O ' t" K "-r
lay in 'tie beds ni u ln'ies or onion slid
c chas la' b;i.i on tiT nililioM U n.
It ba bet n h-r cmo n to pl i-k mill
ieed lor li"r brood Imu ibe neiahln's'
lam, oi to mount the from porch ot hi
esideiiee and tin-fecai-klr- her loiiiulelay
jutil the funi.y brnom siU' k her sinid
filiip'. Ha' lie i iii'i do it in il.is town
tny more. I'.y a vote of 5 to 4 the Town
la bi rs Mond iv li ght pro "ul;a'eJ a law
liisl lt-k.-. th I r.t be allowed to
run al Isrgi sny tieTi in ihi town.
The h en a-no! a ithout her cham
pions. The cli'cben ordinance uas intro
1..C ii a iicmiIn hi ., and at a metting of
be Council MoniUy nijhl, came up lor
third re fc.li.14 40 I ft 1 il p hi 1 e.
At Bed Time
I iiL, m iiluaiaiil l.afh ilrinV tl.l. n,tl
morning I (eel hrinhi nnd my coniplei
mn is belter. My dodo' says it acts
iciitlv on the stomach, liver and kid-
leys, and is a pleasant, Unlive 1 l"
nM'le from herbs, and is prepared as
usily as lea It is called I.aue'i Medi j
:iue. All ur JKK'tjt si 11 11 si z.ie. ami
iOc. Lane's Family Meiiieine moves
he bowels each day. Il yon cannot viei
I, neud for a free sample. Aldret.i
istor F. Woodward. I.e Kov. N Y
Whal Thin Folks Need
Is a itreaier power ol diueutiiii? and
sHinilating food For them I'r KingV
Ntw Life Tills wuik woulers They
ope nnd rcifii'ste 'he illative organs
ently exi el" all poisons fiom thesis
'in. euro b 'he lrre.it, improve appeli'e.
nsse lu-slthy hVsli Unly 2'C at Ir.
remerV
,
fliro' Train Southeast.
Northern Pacific
Burlington Route.
Tile 8 l.oui H.iecisl. Ih ihruu h ex-ire'-s
of the Northern I'scilic slid iiiu
ington railroad: from the N uihtfceHt to
he .Southd-it. ehaiig-tl lime on M iy 4.
Tile truni-'.coutineiit.d hio vice h rnaleri
illy hi iiefite.l, a eoiinections for Ihe
Kss ai.d Niuih are now inude will)
uotning truies 0111 of Si. Loin and
Ihicttgn.
The rU. Loiiii Special 11 iw leavef
i'orll mil, at 8 h. 10 ; 'raccuin, ;i:-iO
1. 111 ; rcuttle, p lit.; Spokane,
i 55 n. 111.; Ileium, 10 15 p 111 ; 1 1 1 -ini!,
7 Ol) a ; m
Tiiea in w card is more convenient to
iiost cities in the Norliiwent. Tne
rain now curries sian lard sleeper,
ouriet ileiper, dining ear, chair ear.
aoa:li, anil I acu ear, Portland to
tvuicnis City without change, alro tree
'ecliniug -chair cr, l'ortlanil to St.
IOiiis. It remains lha ureat TIMK
SAN'Klt. us well an the only tnroiiuli
train between the Northwest aud the
Sonthenht.
S. B. Catarrh Cure
Is taken interridlly, acting dii-llv on
the blood and miicoui surfaces of the
y"tem. It pei in-utes every fluid ol the
body, eradicates the diaeaie from th
astein, cleanses aud b"ls the alllicted
iarts and restores them to a tiunir.il,
liHslthliil nmli'iiin. For sale by Jas
Slover. Hook (in Cat irrli flee. Aildfess
Siniih HiOi ; Fresno, Cal.
Reduced K.e.lea lo live Ee.st
Tliose contemplating iui eastern
trip will be interested to know Hint
there will shortly be on sale greatly
reduced r:ito tickets ill connect ion
with Hie Kin firaiide system, the fam
ous "Cenic Line of Tho World."
This lino olTeiK its passengers 11
most delightful mid comfortable jour
ney to all eastern points.
It is tho only traiisroiitiueutal line
Imssiug directly through picturesque
Salt Lake City "The City of The
Saints, " Inautiful (Jleiiwoc.d Springs,
Ix'ndville, l'ueblo, Colorado Springs
(where 11 side trip may Is- inude to the
(iarileii of the Ciods and the summit
of Pikes' l'eak over the cog vv heel
railroad), mid Denver, the queen city
of the iuti r-motintuiu regimi. Stop
overs are allowed oil nil classes of
tickets
Throe daily express tniins make
close connections with all t ruins east
and west and afford a choice of live
distinct routes of travel. Tho equip
ment of these trains is tho lu st, in
cluding free reclining chair cars,
standard und tourist slccia-rs, 11 i r
fect dining car service, mid also per
sonally conducted excursion cars, each
ill charge of n competent guide whose
business is to look after the comfort
of his guests. No mure pleasant and
iuexpi iisive mentis of crossing the
com in. ill can lie found than is pro
vided by these excursions.
For additional details, address,
J. D. Mansfield, lioli'l Ag't.,
Kio (ir.iude Lines,
l.'l Third St., l'orl land, Oregon.
Pllnll) ill VI'IIINli TliF
I'll Tl llKsiJl F.
Tie ililhcullv if idiiwiiiiiai Miitahli
no eU, i.l.vivvu the stllliihio moihl-.
t 1 !:lliiu'ty of obtaining the cornet
-it 1 r .i e.l ii: an I a-h'pi.ite sccefaotn
i 1 1 1 lie llciutiiig of ellre silhj'c's
ol !;l n,.it delusive hraiulieii if
. 1 o.o.r iphy. Thst tiiere is an s'liire
1111 ul 111 pliolowi 1 piling every lay scenef
I ofe at tl c, ii hmoii is 1 11 ten iih'e, am
tl ere 'e Ii ii;..'ti,i ll.m hue 111"
aneaqoed It III -ome !ctui 11 11 lin
1'oot. ,,'rpl'ers ev. lywhee l be plea
ed n il Ii the Ir -ni 111. nt oi :eniH pho og
rapbv given 111 the Julv IV 'itie-lor
t JuanC. A ' el, w 10 ihii'trates Ins ob
er va'ii ns iit.d a o i jee i..in 1 , h a lati;
liLlli'ierof elliliiu ,ai. .levcij.ie I
'lorn uliip'e luaieri.,1.
&
T.y Orain-0! Try 0rin 0!
Ask jour lirecer to-ii.iv tsl i wvou.
pai ka(e of itrtiii O. the i.t fu d ilrini
that la.es lb" p.ice il vlfea. fh
rbiKlrm niny 1I1 ink il i: h nil injio t a
well l lb adult. All who triit.llki
it. tiiair-il hat thnt noli , ; brown o
Mocha or Javn, tmt it is mde itom pun
gram, a: l tne u'it ilcociie stmnael
rev'nV't it wiitioti: J ti r.-s
tl.i
p ic.' el cotre. I.H-. sn I .."v's
packaj S i d bv n'l gto-er.
iurj LiK a Stout j: I
fetwe-n v.mr rluMn 11 an I ibe lor
lures of itciot g and bt-tninn r. tenia
iscaldhead cr oll.rr fk 11 .Ii-.. e. Ho '.
j why. by ntft I'ltekl,.,,-, rirei Si'v
evih a greii'.s' heoer. i;.i ip cur
l..il'.. 1.. rev-r o., ,l Ith.uie,
Cms. II tn it - or I'lui'," I'ljllllef."
Tile-. a" Km no-r .
flS WHEN
Where did ynu Mint from, tatty dear!
Out of lin everywhere into the lure.
Where ''.til v-u art vsir eye w 'h'c '
Out ol the fc.y a I tame llimngn.
What makes the light in tliem tparkte
atel pin? .
Some ot 1:k slarry slakes let lu.
Where did vol fet thai lltite Inir?
I I01111J it waitirg 1 IS" lc,c
The fact is as sad as it is true that the
lahy finds the tear waitniR to 1H
blue eves, and stain its soil cheeks. At
the first it "has no l.mii'.UKe but a cry.
IUs one necesi tv h hut to give expres
sion to its smieriny;, ami for that a tear
suffices. . . .
The mother who sloops in anguisn
over the vvaiiin- child would "o any
thiiitf to c.1,? i'.s sunering. Hut she is
1.1 . ti,.. ,.!i. 0 -hr con tl have
neiiiicss. 10c " - cl
done so 111u. il for her child is past, hhe
did not realize that in tliose anxious
.1 . I1..0 Oie shrank from the
ordeal of m.'tUi ihnc.1 she was preparing
S'.uierin" no i .c ..i".. .
The patli of motherhood is sonthtd
and ma.lf ease for tliose who use Dr.
Pierce's 1-j-oiite l'r scr iitioii. It gives
physical buovi.uev and mental bright
ness. It t-..:npo.iies the nerves, en
courages a lual'.hv appetite and induces
rcfrcshinn sleep. ' It gives the mother
streii-ili tor Ii r In air of trial, and the
co:ui.once an! cou'.cm whiih come
from s'.retl-tll. It makes the tartll hour
practicillv pii-fics, :!!. hy incnasing
the lialmaJ. !o" 1 seen ti"lis. t enables the
healthv im.t!ivr to enjoy the h ippinets
of nuri'iiig lu r elnl !.
"l-'avoiit J'.i., nttii.n" conl.-.ins no
alcohol, neitair opium, cocaine, or any
other nart-ota .
fl,Vl".j Itl . I ! 1 1 1 '. 1 1' td VOtl 1
toff!. u"it I Ii -ve ,
rcn ivi 1! fr- ii! y"iir
s w in1'.:!!.! iiifiianc.
' iV - K.v.i .tr 1'rrH.Tip- !
- Ii.. ii.- " ritf S Ml, j
" H C Ai in--, 11. ol I
' 1 S mth lin .tin. NfW !
ItH Ii l I!"IIKI1 HI
t-.;it.'. l.iii' v 1 1 itiiltl ;
if t k-1 ;: iiivIlrriK i
mi i;.v -t'nuif.ii W.ia
,t. k lii.it 1 h.il to
)-,, : 1 U I nml May
ftir wti-lis. 1 rri il ili!.'.
little l.- iitfit I r- i
by umii -.i:r i. -r .
five il u li '- - in t
Tt-vri Moil " i:i a ' i"
littV i'ir: .y 11 i -v..-:
wt-Ii'li'-.l .'.1 -:. j-.:.
lnut tt'ie liu'i; . .u ' '..ul .
W Up ii IT' 1 'f'-oi. I-, 1 1.
h.til the i'. y t u th nn v.'
out 'ti tt i r ' 's Mj I
wns fivk .1 vviy - i"rt ti::i-.'
i'lu ni il- I'ri' i". in i- in
:.t il.ictiir-; l.ut with
aiaiv iui; lirli-til
I t'il.lU'lit I WrillM
t; k ..mi ' i-'itvonte
r I hail a nice
lull wmi; Mvttahy
I wa-. tmly sick
ii-,' ;;.clU alUrwartl;
ill tl.i v I ntrvrr
.il; just tl'c imr-if ami
liv.'il- tli.-iivht I
i trunk In I'it rcf '
a ti i4r " mtjtlifr'i
r w. -I-;i Mil ly. Tins
f i ' ! t hr-t (Ui- I ihd
:i' :. The little one
: : !hl w:h sick nil
frit-1 id,' i .r 11 M '''''il in' v
llla.t 1:1 v m l- .'.! .-i.ii i; m V'
a-; t ikt. ;-.iv a- :r
li.Vtt ins! .1 - n.t tv ii:..i:!i, :
the tune. Th:. I i-.t h .!v
healthv a.-t ;u: xiotlKT c ,-Ut
i i.s plump ana
Much 'cSsticr Health.
Mrs. Annie W u kt-r, ( jj Catherine Street,
Svr.icii!f. N. V. .I . iij..
..vnua -V.-ur run!- T
ici.n-i have i..nr J . ; C f.J
woii.l.r- f'.r me 1 .r J - " ' v J
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1 on every Imltie lniwing that it i iiin
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o liavi'l in my e. I.'i-le ,!iffl,-uly haa
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