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Highest of all ia Leavening Power. 1 C7 'AB&QUWKEMX PURE Management. Nobody likes being managed. The secret of management is not known to all, but those who have learned it from the good fairies.wbo preside over do mestic tranquillity have attained brevet rank among the fortunate of the world. There is everything in taking people at the right moment and in suggesting an arrangement instead of ordering an ar bitrary change of base. "My cousin Cornelia," said a lady, "always has her own way, without ever seeming to want it. Jabes, her husband, constant ly proposes things in a masterful fash' . ion, which he imagines first occurred to bis own brain, the truth being that be is merely carrying out what Cor nelia determined upon before the good man had so much as had a glimpse of the situation." A secret of successful management in the home campaign is briefly stated in a sentence, "Keep yonr temper and do not antagonize any one." "I am leav ing home for a week," a mother ob served, "and I have given Phyllis charge of the house, her father and the boy." "But Dorothy is the older daughter, is she not!" was the inquiry of the per son addressed. "Yes, Dorothy is the older, but not the wiser in this particular instance," said the mother. "Dorothy never con ciliates. She asserts and endeavors to enforce her wishes. The result is strife and bitterness. Phyllis is gentle and patient She yields in minor matters and only makes a stand where some thing worth struggling for is involved. I go away with a light heart when it is a question of dropping my cares into the bands of Phyllis. "Harper's Bazar, B'wpner Isn't 5 raher dear lor thlsf Sales man I ha price U 2. That ether ticket U meant to be kept oil when you make a present ol ine aitluie. . PI OTHERS L recovering from the illness at tending child- bin.li, or wno sui- sfer from the ef- I fectsof disorders, derangements ana displace ments of the wo i .i . , manly organs, will find relief and a permanent cure in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Taken during rr-Q-mmry the " Pat-riptinii " . HAKES CHILDBIRTH EASV by preparing the system for parturition, thus assisting Nature and shortening " labor." The painful ordeal of child birth is robbed of its terrors, and the dangers thereof greatly lessened, to both mother and child. The period of. con finement is also greatly shortened, the mother strengthened and built up, and an abundant secretion of nourishment for the child promoted. HEALS RUNNING SORES CURES TH5 SERPENT'S STING CCnAGlGUS In all iU stages m .! completely eradicat- ELCCD PG.S0rJedbyss s-0bsli- rawwar s rswva ate soreg and ulcers yield to its healinpr powers. It re moves the poison and builds up i he system ueause on the disease and lu treatment mailed free. SWIFT Sf fitlFIC va .u.ua cl. DR. GUNN'S IMPROVED UVER PILLS A MILD PHYSIC. ONB PlIA FOR A DOSE. A Taoveroent ol the bowels each d at is necessary fc health, Then pills supply what the system lacks to make it. regular. They cum Headache, brighter the free, and clear the Complexion better than cosmetira hey rWtber tripe nor sicken. To convince you, we will mail rumple tree, or A f 'ill boaf"T?&o. Hold erery- WALTER BAKER & GO. The Largest Manufacturer! ef PURE, HICH CRADB Cocoas and Chocolates Oa this Continent, asm rsccrrad RICHEST AWARDS thus taM ftwX - Industrial and Food EXPOSITIONS IS EUROPE AND AMERICA. Caution: In Ttrr of fh in any irniutlona )of th kbcb trad ttruppcrt on our ,Jrta-iihst out plum of tnantifortur. l f rooua. eoorom ra aftoui u niske rnr &a print vm SOLD BY GROCER 1 EVERYWHERE. WALTER CAKED a C3 CORCHESTES, MASS. K. P. V. U. No. 602-8. F. N. U. No. 679 IMU;. ),ab AIL ELSnAlt5Tl i k Taecaa Good. TJn f J J i Bat Couch toyrutK 1 In tl'iifl. Bold by drunvlHts. I f ' j'ms f l! iff. a i MM t 1 I- f Latest U. S. Gov't Report I Fl ft Hi . - A WAR ECHO. EVERY HONORABLE VETERAN DESERVES HIS PENSION. And the Lone Limb It Not the Only Benson for Beeelrlng n Govern - ment Reward Klther. From Journal, Lewiston, Me-1 Samuel R. Jordan has just given the journal an account of his life, which, in view of his extremely hard lot for the past few years will be read with interest. ' I am 48 years old and have always lived ia New Portland. I enlisted in the army in 1803 as a private iu Com pany A, 88th Maine Volunteers. " My army experience injuried my health to some extent, although I Worked at blaokionithing some part of the time, when suddenly, several years ago, 1 was prostrated with what able physi cians pronounced Locomotor , Ataxia. At first I could get around somewhat yet the disease progressed quite rapidly until I had hardly any feeling in , my lees and feet, they felt like sticks of wood and I grew so much worse that oould not move for three years without help, as my neighbors and friends can testify. I employed several physi cians in my vicinity, and elsewhere, and they all told me that medicines would not help me, that they' oould do nothing to effect a cure and that in time I should become entirely helpless. I became discouraged. I was a great care to my wife and friends. Shortly after I met an old army comrade,. Mr. AIL Parlin, a resident of Madison,' and he incidently mentioned how he had tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla for severe case of rheumatism and a spinal and malarial trouble, ': that he had suffered in oonsequenoe of hia army life, and had been greatly benefited, by their use. By his earnest recommend' ation I was induced to try thespills. After taking them for a time I began to feel prickly sensations n my legs and a return of strength o I could move them a little. After a few weeks I began to feel a marked 'improvement in my conditions. I soon was enabled to walk around a little with the help of crutches, After taking for some time I can now. walk without crutches, my general health ia much improved and I have regained my old-time vigor. eon walk about and enjoy life once more, for which I feel very thankful, and this happy result is due to the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People are not a patent medicine in the sense that name implies. They were first compounded as a prescription and I used as such in genearal practice by an eminent physician. So great was their efficacy that it was deemed wise to place them within the reach of 'alt They are now manufactured by the Dr. Williams' Medicine , Company, Schenectady, N. Y., and are sold in boxes (never in loose form by the dozen or hundred, and the public are caution ed against numerous imitations sold in this shape) at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.60, and may be had of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company. A BAD MARK FROM GOD. A Uttle Girl's OrisinsI Definition In Court of "What Is n 8lnT" r An Incident worth recording occurred before Chief Judge Sedgewick of the superior conrt in the trial of the nctjen brought in behalf of Ida Goldberg to re cover $15,000 damages from Edward Ridley & Sons for injuries received in being knocked down and run over by one of the wagons of the firm. Tbe girl bad ber arm fractured. Tbe defense was that she was responsible for tbe acci dent by her own negligence. Lottie Goldberg, a sister of tbe plain tiff, who is only 1 1 years of age, was called to tbe witness chair to testify to tbe circumstances of the accident She was sncb a little child that she was questioned as to her understanding tbe nature of an oath, in order to ascertain whether she should be allowed to testify. "Do yon understand tbe nature of an oath?" "Yes, sir." "What is itf" "It is a swear." On cross examination tbe little girl was asked: "What do yon mean wben yon say it is a swear?" "Well, it ia that I have to tell tbe truth." "If yon don't tell the' truth, what then?" "That would be a sin. " "What is a sin?" "A bad mark from God, " answered tbe little ona The venerable chief judge was visibly touched at this answer of the cbild and remarked, "This is a very intelligent cbild and perfectly understands tbe ob ligations of an oatb." , She was then al lowed to give ber testimony. New York Reoorder. - Tramps Walk. Johnny Papa, where do tramps get all their money to make European trips? Papa Who said tramps made Euro pean trips? Johnny Nobody I know of, but there's so much in tbe papers about tramp steamers that I tbongbt tbey all did Roxbury (Mass,) Gavta to' A CUTE LITTLE MAN. HAPPY CHANCE ENABLED HIM TO FOIL THE ROAD AGENTS. B Kspt Bis Own Connssl Cntll tha Joar 7 Endsd and Than Savad His Nack by Explaining Tha Old Lady With Mans In Her Bbas Hnd to Oiva Up. "One day in 1870, " said an old stage driver to a newspaper man, "tbe Black Bills coach left Cheyenne for Dead wood with eight passengers seven wert men, one was a woman. Ai mey journeyed toward Deadwood tbey conversed among themselves. Each expressed different opinions as to tbe probability of a hold tp. Some said tbey would bide money Buder tbe cosnions, otoerswouiu sur render what bills or gold tbey might possess, while two or three men exhib ited revolvers and vowed that they would make resistance. Tbe woman said she bad only f 100 in tha world. She bad comeont west to make a living by keeping a restaurant in tbe mining camps and bad done very well nntil a Ore destroyed ber property ana ner in vestment. She was going back to ber son in New England to spend tha re mainder of her days upon the farm. Tbe safest place imaginable, in ber opinion, was tbe sole of ber lett foot, and she bad accordingly placed two $30 bills Inside her shoe. There was a amall man seated In tbe corner next to tbe driver. His bat was pulled well over his eyes, and be kept constantly in bis lap a small black- valise, lie took no part in toe conver sation, and it was not long until tbe passengers, who received rather curt responses to such questions as they ad dressed to him, began to regard bis ac tions with suspicion. "Well, the coach rolled on toward Deadwood. Next morning toward 9 o'clock tbe expected robbers appeared. Tbe messenger was shot and slightly wonndnd, the horses were held and both diiver and messenger compelled to dis mount and put op their bands. Tbe Dassenftera were ordered out of the coach, and it is needless to say that tbey obeyed with alacrity. The three men who were to resist tbe robbers were so awed by the presence of several large revolvers thrust in their faces that they gave np their treasures with little re monstrance. Said one of the robbers, 'It's agin onr rules to bother women, . . . , so, old girl, we won t searcn yon. While two of tbe desperadoes went through the pockets of tbe men another happened to see tbe small man in the corner. 'Uelio,' saia ne, nere s one in the coach. Come oat of there. The man appeared, bnt without his little black valise. He was very poorly dreseed, thin, pale and affected by a backing cough. Said be: 'Boys, I nam t got much only a few dollars, l am going back east to die. If yoa take what little I got, I won t have no money to get meals. My railroad ticket ain't any use to yoa. If yoa will let ma alone, I will tell you where yoa cang 4 100.' "At this the poor old woman turned pale and some of tbe passengers began to mutter. " 'AH right,' aald tbe spokesman of tbe bandits, 'we'll search yon, and if yoa ain't lying we'll let you go if you'll tell us where we can get that f 100." VSo they searched bim and found $7 or $3 in silver in bis pockets, which tbey let bfm keep. 'Now, said tbe consumptive look ing' man, 'if you'll make this old worn an take off ber left shoe, yoa will Hnd next to tbe sole two f 50 bills.' "Tbe robbers compelled tbe old wom an to loosen ber shoe and found the money.' Upon this tbey took their de parture, 'the passengers monnted tba coach, and the journey toward Dead wood waa resumed. ."Scarcely bad tbey entered when a torrent of abuse was poured upon tbe ball man. 'Yoa villain,' said one, 'yoa .ought to be hung.' One of tbe men called to tbe driver to stop. Tbe mean mall 'in tbe corner was dragged out of tbe coacb, and the excited passengers were about to string bim up to tbe near est tree. ' ' 'One minute just ona minute!' pleaded be. 'It is only 10 or 13 mllea to tba next station, and it ia customary in this country to give a man a little how for bis life. I beg of yon just go that far, and if I can't properly explain yoa can bang me.' "The driver told the passengers that tba men at tbe station would not Inter fere if tbe suspect could not make a proper defense, so tbey all re-entered tba coacb and proceeded upon their journey. There was little said daring tba next hour and a half. Tba mean man waa closely watched by tba male passengers, and escape for him waa Im possible. "As tbe buildings of tbe station came into view npon tbe coacb suddenly winging around a bend in the road tha mall man brightened np considerably. 'Now, 'said be, '1 will tell yoa. We are perfectly safe here, aa tbia end of tbe line ia tree from robbers. 1 have $23,000 in my grip, and the only way that I could save it waa by diverting tbe attention of tbe robbers to someone in tbe party. Unfortunately that ona bad to be tbe lady. Tbut ia why I have kept my own counsel during tba jour ney.' "As tbe coacb rolled up in front of tbe postoffice be opened bis valise, pre sented tbe old lady with six $20 bills and in addition gave each of tba other passengers sufficient money to covet bis expenses to Deadwood." San Fran cisco Examiner. , ;; On tba High Sera, Steward Did you ring, sirf Passenger Yes, I I rang, waitei. -Steward Can I get yoa anything? Passenger Ya-es, waiter. Br-brlng me some terra firms, or at least an is landbring me something solid no ma-matter what it is. If yoa can't do that then cnt-scnie tba snip! Am dammar. airs. iui.i..M.i aMfttaas. . Mia C P. Huntington recently got a new maid. She instructed ber about the arrangement of her bath. "Yoa Will prepare my bath every morning and every night, " she began. "Mon Dieul" exclaimod tbe uew maid, "two baths a day I Why, my last lady took ona in a week, and the little children only took ouo a week too, " "Poor little wretoheat" exclaimed tbe new mistress. Aud she tells the story in the same spirit, but be doe not toll whom her ruutd lived with before she got hor. Tbe two baths a day are (apposed to have an effeot in keeping down bur flesh. Philadelphia Press. To tha Manner Horn. Grubber What a well bred man Mixer Isl Dumley (who doesn't like him) Ha ought to be. His father ia a baker. Quips. LIKK A SIEVE. Tha chief function ol Ihs kldncrs li to separ ate from Ih blood, in Its paetatra through them, ol i-firmln Imnarltlvaand walorv Dartlvloa wli loll make tlislr final eill throush the bladder. The tetvntlou of these lu consequence ol lusetlvlty of lbs klilneva It prmluotlve of Bright a d sease, dropsy, iilabfe, albuminuria and other mala dies with s fsial leudenoy. Hostelter'a B'nmai'h Hitters, a hlshlv sanotloned dtnretlo aud blond depurent, Impels the kidneys wbeu Inactive) to renew l heir swung luni'tiou, ana strain irom tha vital current iinnutlilea which Intaat It and threaten their own rxietni aa organs ol the hody; Catarrh of the bladder, (tavelaiid reten tion of the urine are alao maladies arrested or averted by this benign promoter and res o ra ti ve ot ormnlo aetlon. Malaria, rheumatism. constipation, biliousness and dyspepsia also yield to the Hitlers, whlon It alao speedily bene- aciai to me wesg aim nerroue. . Podge I attrndrri a seance last night. The medium oa led up the splrltnf Napoleon. Lorigt What message does he send lindge-fl 0' ules everything aud demands an luvestlgallou. HOW'S THISt We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curat P. J. CHENKY 4 CO.. Props.. Toledo, Ohio. We. the nnderslKned, have known K. J Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe hint perfectly honorable In all business transactions and oitanrtalty able to carry out any obligations inane by tnetr nrm. West A Tsoax. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. WaLPINO, K.1MHAK A Mabvi, Wholesale Diuirgists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75o. per bot tle. Sold y all Druggists. Testimonials free. REV WAT EAST-NO DUST. On East from Portland, Pendleton. Walla Walla via O. R. A N. to Hpoksne and Great Northern Kailway to M ontana, Dakotas, ei. Paul. MiniieaDolii. Chinaxo, Omaha, Bt Louis, East aud Bouth. Uuck ballast track; tine scenerv : rjeweuuiouient: Great North ern Palace fcleeneni and Diners: Family Tourist Cars; Bullet-Library Cars. Write O. C. Donovan, General Agent. Portland, Oregon, or K. I. Whitney, O. P. A T. A., St. Paul, Minn., for printed matter and In formation about rates, routes, eta. 3-GALA - DAYS-3 July 3, 4,595 -IN- PoRTLAND, Oregon Parade Starts 10:30 fi. M.o the Fourth. Gorgeous Pyrotechnic Display -AT NIGHT- Speed Association Races In the Afternoo for Fuses Aggregating $29,000. Races From Jane 20 to July 6. REGUCED RATES OH ILL TBE LIKES See small bills for Programmes, DR. LIEEIG & CO., Special Dodsrs for talc, PHitte atitj Wastifif Oluun. Dr. Debit's Inrlgnrator the greatest remedy for rtemlnal Weakness. Loss or Manhoud and Private Diseases, Overcomes Premature ness and prepares all for niamaae lire's duties, pleasures ana respon sibilities; II trial bottle given or sent free to any one describing symptoms; call or address 400 deary private entrance 4 Mason Ml., Han franclsoo. ASK YOUR DRUOQIST FOR lmmw lUliiniiiis Fiilli . 'III it THE BEST V Nursing Hothers,Infants CHILDREN JQWi CmM A SONS, Nnr Yrk. T Ira O Holtt, Ph. D., Master at Burlln- game, Ban Mateo oonnty, Ual., is one or tbe best school for boys on th Paolflo Coast. I cannot srak too hlshlv of Plso's Cnrs for Consumption. Mas. Fhahk Moim,215 W. 22d St., N. Y Oat. 39, lfiW. MtMIO STOKM-Wllar B. Allsn Co., tha oldest, tbs larsast, 111 FH Chlokorliii, Hanlmao, rieoher Hsuos.Isiay urnatts. I.aw nrinas, saay lerma. 10-CatNT MUaiU-atud lor MtalofUSS. Tar QaBMSA for breakfast. Both the method and results irhen By nip of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tbe taste, and acts snllj yet promptlj on tbe itidneja, iver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem effectually, dispels colJs, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy or its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the tasto and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effect, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, iu many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the moat popular remedy known. ByniD of ilea is for salo In 60c and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try iu uo not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA F0 SYRUP CO. IAK HAIICI3CO, CU toumiue, it. f iv roar, nr. "REX" 50-Cigar 5c KING OF ALL. Full Caballsros alia, aftfl iter thousand: lr ecu! rash discount. All flrst-classrtralsra should keep them. If your doalar dM not kmp than rnunt SI8 SliHEL I CO., VSr Portland, Or. Samples Ir. Correspondents solicited. uid Ely't Cream Balm Jor catarrh and hart re ceived great benefit. I be- lint it a tat and certain our. Very pleaianl is takt. Wm. F,aztr, Boch- filer, If. Y. CATARRH KLY'ft CHKAM BALM Opens sod cleanses the Nasal faasaaea, AIUts fain and InBsmraa tion, Heals tha Hurea, Protects tbe Membrane from colds. Keaiona the Henses of Taste and dmsll. Tbs Balm Is quickly alawrtted and glrss relief at once. .. , A particle Is applied Into each nostril, and Is aareeauie. riioe,weenia aa unnii.i. w uj SLiI DHUIMSNI, M Warren Street, New York. SHEEP-DIP WEINHARD'S MRS. WINSLOW'S 6g7W - rOft CHILDRCN TIITHINO I T.r sals er all PraaU"- Sa Ceu a battle Antifermentine Preserves all kinds of Fruit without cooking, and retains their natural flavor. MHE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH nsist on w w wm SOPA in packages Costs no more than inferior package soda never spoils the flour, keeps soft, j j versally acknowledged purest in Kade only bjr CHURCH k CO., New Torku Sola y trooers rmywaws. yrrtefcrAralsdHsasjaaVevsJauaicrpss TVO. How is Your Blood? 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' trite us lor iniormauon. BICYCLKB-W- sell all the lst Brat ciaes Bicycles. Writs - tor laiauigua, I. J. TRUMAN & CO., S3S Bush Street, Ban rrsaelaeo, Cal. Please mention this Paper when writing, & SURE CURE FOR PILES Itehlna Piles known bf tsoeKtito Has verepl rati nn, usee in or Prutnadina Puss ylrld at aiaoe la InUiu. l(Ahln vhMl waff irm, I an lurm sen aMiawa, aiieeii' OR. BO-eAN-KO'a PILK RCMIDV, wbtsh seta dlieeth' ee parts sgseted, abenrbs tnmera, ab M I I S CO. Jii iMuMrltedl 1 Catalogue twl Vb. W J , 1 ; -m. LITTLE'S POWDEO DIP THE BEST MADE 1 Mixes with cold water. Billable and safe. . JAMES UIDUf 4C0h M Or, ftSLimZSSX: WELL-KNOWN BEER (IN KBU8 OB HOI TLKx) . Second to none- TT IT.. No matter where from. I'UKTI. IKD, Olt. 'ssrrWi BEWARE of Imitation , trade marks and labels. and b mi. tbe world. i nl w