Qs ,,,,,,,,, OX THE CATTLE K A NOES. SOME NICW LIFE In tli hulf nli Trait in Sun Krii- A new hardware concern him Just been started under tbe nnuio of Miller, Sloss & rVott, in fan l'raneieo, to do a jobbhijt business onlv. They liave'fecurcd tin1 four-story buiKl inp, Nos. 1, 1 1 itiul lii l'ine street, formerly occupied hv Messrs. J. Johnson K t'o. The lmil1mt has ln-en completely lilted up for thoir business, having three hydraulic elevators to lacilitu'c t he handliiiir of goods, two of which have been just constructed. The linn was incoi poiated May l!', and iscoinposeil ot Charles Yl. Miller. President : A. Y. Mil!i:an, First Vice -President ; John A. Scott, Second Vice I'residetit : Joseph Moss, Secretary and l rcasurer. These of lieers, with '. .. Scott and I.eon Sloss, constitute the Hoard of IMrectors. Charles K. Miller, the President, is a na tive Calil'ornian and well known anions hardware dealers on the Paeilie Coast Startiii as an oiliee Ivy with Hooker. V; Co.. he served them seven years, ami in lUTti entered the servieo of lhiiiliam. Carri can A; Co., in whose employ he continued for a teYin of lifteen years, leaving there last month to eiikiagc in the new enterprise headed with his name. A. V. Milliiran, the First Yiee-Presideut, lias, until the corporation of Miller, Sloss c Scott. leen connected with the Ihmhain, Carniran .V Hayden Co."s New York branch, in charge of their iron, steel ami pipe de partment, lie represents the new concern at 14. Broadway, New York, and nttends to all its purchases and placing of orders in the Kastern States. John A. Scott and A. Lowndes Scott have also been identified with the IHinham, Car ripan A Hayden Co., and w ith their oppor tunities have acquired a large acquaintance unions the trade, both in the city and throughout the Coast. Joseph Sloss, the Secretary and Treasurer, will have control of the oiliee and financial department, bcini: specially tit ted for this work through his experience of several years in the Anglo-t'ahfoniian lank, L'd. Messrs. Joseph and l.eon Sloss are sons of Mr. Louis Sloss, whose name is know n in all business circles in the West, as prom inent in many of the leading industries and the progress of that section' of the country. X hey liave also secured the services of '. A. Ki'ce. Y, A. Leonard and Carlton F. Moulthrop, men thoroughly posted in the business, having occupied responsible ami leading positions w ith the Dunham, Carri gan A lfayden Co. It is proposed to carry a complete line of shelf and heavy hardware, tools, mill and mining supplies, engineers' and railroad pnpplies, iron, steel, pipe, sheet iron, tit tings, giobe and steam fittings; in fact, everything that goes to make up a tirst class assortment and stock in their line. All the members of the linn are young, enterprising and energetic, and will try for a fair proportion of the hardware trade. With their stock of new goods in. aided by all the improvements in conducting the business that their experience has suggested to them, they are fully prepared to meet all the requirements of intending purchasers wuo would do well to give them a call. Riches have ttinirs. What they need, accord' lug to the average man's Men. is it tail that will steer them tils way. CHANGES OF CLIMATE Kill mnre people than is generally known. Par ticularly is tins the ease in iuataiiees where the eimsiiiuiiim is aeneaie, mm aiming our immi grant populatlmi s-oekiiig new homes in those portions oi the W est, and where malarial and typhoid fevers prevail Ml certain seasons of the year, lne best pnarative lor a nange ot cli mate, or of diet and water w hieh that change ne cessitates, is Hoste'.ter's Momarli Hitters, hieh not only fortifies the f. stem against miliaria, a vanahle teiiiieratiire,danii,and the dehllitatinu ettVcUs of tropical heat, but is also the leading rvuiedy foi constipation, dysispsia, liver com plaint, DiHliiy iriitiiiie sK.-iialiy apt to ultacK emigrants and visitors to regions near the equa tor, mariners and tourists. Whether used as a safeguard by sea voyagers, travelers by land, miners, or of agriculturists in newly pipulated districts, this tine sjiecilic has elicited the most favorable testimony. "Mules are contrary things," said the driver. "Very true," said W'agg. "For instance, they are always putting their best feel backward. OF INTEREST TO ATHLETES. James Robinson, the athletic trainer at Princeton College, Princeton, X. J., says: " I have found it imperative to have sure and simple remedies on hand in case of cuts, bruises, strains, sprains, colds, rheu matism, etc. Shortly after entering upon liiy-profession I discovered such a remedy in Allcock's Pokous Plasters. I tried other plasters, but found them too harsh and irritating. Allcock's Pokous Plas ters give almost instantaneous relief, and their strengthening power is remarkable. In cases of weak buck put two plasters on the small of the back and in a short time you will be capable of quite severe exer cise. In ' sprint,' and ' distance ' races and jumping, the muscles or tendons in the legs and feet sometimes weaken. This can in Tariably he relieved by cutting the plaster in narrow strips, so as to give free motion, and applying on muscles affected." A man's idea of being good to a woman Is to (five her opportunities to he good to him. AFRAID TO TRUST. We are not afraid you would not pay, but some body would certainly neglect or refuse, and we would lose dollars aud dollars; and then yoiiand others w ho d,id pay would have to make it up, or we vould be driven out of business. We. prefer to Bell for cash at even 2 or 3 per cent, net jirotit. We have one line of Shirting and Apron Ging hams, good widt i and fair quality, at t;W cent iieryard; on this you nave about one-half. We lave the best line of Domestic Dry Goods in town for family use, and all rrry che.np, Indeed. Send for our July list, how ready. It will be sent free to all inquirers. Hhoes, Dry Goods, No tions, Wearing Apparel, Canned Goods, Dried .Fruit, Tinware, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Provisions, Groceries everything you want, quoted at lowest cash prices. Consignments received. Address SMITH'S CASH STORE, 410 a 418 Front St, San Franclifo. Cal. HAY FEVER CURED 10 STAY CURED. We want the name and ad Hressof everv sufferer in the &AOTUHIA U.S. and Canada. Address, MO I nilin P. H-rold HajM, M.D., Buff-lo, H.T. STEINWAY, Gabltr ind Peisi Hanoi Meaning the Best Piano Madk, and the favorite cneaper rianos; ail Mimical lustrum en w; nanas sup plied; lar(?e stock of Sheet Music. Btkjnway Hall 3(4 and 208 Poet Street; Maituiab Gray Oo. Cal and see our new rooms and new stock. Old Gold and Silver Bought; send your old Gold and Silver by mail tc the old and reliable houae of A Coleman, 41 Third street, Sau Francisco; I will Bend by return mail the cash, accreting to assay; if the amount is not satisfactory, will return gold. 'THE SPECIFIC A NO. I jCu res al 1 u n nat u ral d i sen argos of men , YOUNG no mailer ur now lung siaimirifr. rre vnt stricture, it bwug an interna! re rued v. I'ure.s when everything else hafaild. Price. 3.00. Circularon application. Hold by Druggists or Dent on receipt of price by The A. Schoeu- neii MKnmie uo , an johp, i;ai. J. McCRAtlEN & CO., DEALERS IN Roche Harbor Lime, Portland Cement, Gol den Gate and Utah Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick nd Fire Clay. LAND PLASTER. 60 North Front Street, Cor. D, PORTLAND, OK. IV or LOST or TAILING MANHOOD) General and KEK-vOUS DBILIXY JWeaEaeasoi Body and Mind, taeotl of ErrorsorEicesaMinOldorTounir. Itubuil, tiulle JUSHOOD fnllj Wli-ri l. II.,. 0 tnlirt. mmi ibwlul.lT D.ifl!!ng HOB TBKTnEM-lnau I. itf He. unify from lu 8mn f"lir iMulrlrt. Writ. tbtm. BMrlDtle Book, fiT.l.mlkn and. proof, m.lld (lfsll) tr AMm. ERIE fclEDiCAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V. Port wm mm l'Mt la Inilla. ' A HiiuliM will make ensto an excuse for anything, niul Anlo-liulian law w ill luck liim ti in hi villainy If in pass in; ihrousli it crowJcil Utsir your cloth iii kIuhiKI hnish against tt heap of Kr:uu cxpsoJ on the grounil. as o cry tiling is here, niul il this grain nuwhunl shotil.l claim that this urain was wt npatl for native IvhI. if this honest native chooses to make you (my thai heap of grain at his own belling price, he ha the law on his side, nml the juilgo also, if, ns is so often the ease, the jml.co Ihi a IlimliH) You may wish to keep house in a tinni est sort of a way, aiul you may w ish to have as few servants nhout the house as possible. In America one servant, or two at most, would U ample, hut here on the same scale of living ou mii!l beep a dozen at least. Your hhistle will carry water and nothing else, such is (lie rule of his caste. Your khansanu will cook your fiHnl that K the small pitrtion of it that he does not steal, hut will not wail on table; for this you must have your khidinuggar Your syce vill drive, but will not clean or harness, your horse, for this you must py aiu'ther man You must have the big dvKirs all around the house wide open these hot ni;;hts or you cannot breathe, nnd so you must have a chokidar (watchman), w ho is generally a litijerati, a well known caste of acknowledged thieves. The native police, as you would ex poet, are the worst thieves in the coun try Not one of your baker's doen of servants has one gixnl, honest half hour's work in the whole twenty-four hours but not one of them will lift a linger to do anything which he dxs not consider his work, and, as you will see, this is a matter w hich he has entirely in his own hands For all of which the excuse is that caste rules will not allow iliem to do any other kind of work; and although you may know very well that this is an absurd lie, invented only for your annoy ance and robbery, jet, what are you go ing to do ubout it? N Every man of them steals like a pick pocket, and every man of thtpi will lie in a way which no white man, no flut ter how talented he may be, oan ever hope to imitate. You may be annoyed beyond all endurance; the inconvenience and loss of time and money may be most serious; but yet, if you let vour angrv passions rise and get the better of your judgment, and proceed to kick one of these fellows off the premises, you will probably pay a fine of 100 rupees, and then they will boycott you in a way which no trades union ever dared to do ypt Again, Anglo-Indian law is on the side of the native. Cor. Minneapolis Tribune. Kconomy In Swell I'lrrlrs. "Scrimping" is the art of being economical without looking the picture of poverty, Ever since ex-Judge John Fitch, in an ex tended interview, gave his pessimistic views in regard to the scrimping tendency of the times the word has become very common among the politicians and young uristocratie swells who frequently haven't thj money to swell it on the scale they desire. They sim ply say they are 'scrimping," and that means hard pan economy, last season's Clothes saved over, cheap cigars in fct, cheap everything. Judge Fitch, in his pol ished and elegant style, stated that scrimp ing was invading many of the most aristo cratic mansions of the city. Some years ago, he asserted, a reception meant a sumptuous spread and plenty of champagne. Now a phantom lunch was offered consisting of a thimble cup of bouillon too hot to drink, and a diaphanous slice of baker's bread. The judge is one of the best informed scholars about town, and always meets with a hearty welcome from his hosts of friends. N'ew York Fress "Every Day Talk." Kelic of M.iry Stuart. Julian Hawthorne has a valuable collec tion of relics, many of which have descended to him from his father. Among them is the little old oak table upon which Mary Stuart wrote her last letter, on the morning of her execution. "ew York Evening World. For catarrhal and throat disorders "Brotvn'i Bronchial Troches" are renowned and marvelously effective, giving imme diate relief. It is peculiar that the faster a mini is the sooner age will overtake him. Use Ensmeliue Stove Polish ; no dust, no smell. Tey Gesmea for breakfast. Copyright, 1890. Fashion's favorite fad, centers in that famous, fascina ting game lawn tennis. But there are women who cannot engage in any pastime. They are delicate, feeble and easily exhausted. They are sufferers from weaknesses and disorders peculiar to females, which are accompanied by sallow complexions, expressionless eyes and haggard looks. For overworked, " worn - out," " run - down," debilitated teachers, milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses, " shop-girls, housekeepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women gen erally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription is the greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as an appe tizing cordial and restorative tonic. It's the only medicine for women, sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee trom the makers, ot sat isfaction in every case, or money re funded. This guarantee has been faithfully carried out for years. W"-- N. P. N. U. No. 396-S. F. N. U. No. 473 J WESTf-RN RANGES C'CING DAMAGCO BY INJUDICIOUS GRAZING. A I'ikIiIi'Iii of Viiot Import urn- - How Mull il,n nil Wlhl Initio I'rt'uvrvvil tlin I'lulio, nml lluw uplilllT I oiti'i thi'lr !! nit Urn An r'mmple. "I have sivn several statements in the newspaivrx, and hue hoard it mentioned ith nival apprehension by many pivplo in the east, that, owing to the overstocking of the cattle ranges in the mM, the pasturage has Ikvii dcstiovod to such an extent that it is only a ipiosiiou of a short tune when stock raising inu-t lc really eui lailisl and a incut famine ensue," said John 11. Sullivan, a gen uine ranchman, mid a man of groat intelli gence and kiH-n obsorwilioii. As Hioium John, his inline on the plains, he Is well know n throughout the country its tt lecturer and writer on matters nirvtiug the interests of stock raisers and their employe. "That the natural pasmrago of the great cattle ranges has U-on greatly injured and reduced iu aiva there can In' no doubt," con tinued Mr. Sullivan, "but it is not due to overstocking, but to tin injudicious and ignorant steni of feeding Why, I can re nieiulHT lien the plains east of tlie lovky mountains, extending north through Now Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming ami Montana, swarmed with bulTalo, elk, divr and ante lope, and enormous droves of wild horses and herds oi wild cattle covered the great coun try south of the Kopulilieau river. They have all Uvu driven away, and their fulling plsii-s given to the ranchman and his Mock, but the latter do not approach in iuiiiiUts the original occupants of this country, who found fiHki supply in great abundance for all tlioir tremendous insils. More than that, one bullalo would eat, and required, more than tw ice as much grass for its supHrl as docs a common sttvr or cow. A buiralo's daily ration is on the average ImO pounds of grass; a stivr's or cow's, list pounds. The elk anil the antelope were also lnr;;e eon sinners of grass, but the deer was a more delicate fivder. When these liunitierlcsa bulfaliies, elk, initclot, deer, wild horses and cattle roamed over the Mull's mid plains thole was not only always ti surplus of the choicest wild grass for their sustenance, but it grew in MKviilctil luxuriamv, reaching n height of from three to six feet. This won derfttl buffalo grass covered immense areas, tin I its nutri.ive bunches -which give it the other name of bunch gross reached a height of wgt inches. NATtT.K'S WISH PUOVISION.-i. "What was the cause of tins marvelous prevalence of luxuriant pasturage, although there were thousands upon thousands more mom lis, and much more ravenous ones, to feed thau there nr now, whilo the same ranges now show scant, scattered and stunted growths of grass The cause was nature. Nature's laws nihil and w ere obeyed through the wonderful instinct, reason or whatever it might have tioen of the w lid i --atures that depended on nature's Uuiety for tlioir suste nance. Buffalo grass and wild prairie grass are like wheat and corn. They will not grow from their roots like cultivated grosses, but must rise from the seed. Nature planted a knowledge of this fact somew here within the wild animals that once fed on the ranges, and, if feeding on biiir.ilo grass, which grows in bunches like onion tops, they a to only every other bunch as they grazed, and left ample patches of the prairie grass standing' as they ale their way along over the plains. This was for tiie smling- of the ranges for the succeeding crop, ami nature never failed to reward this blind oU'dienoe to her laws. "The successors to these aboriginal grazers would, if left to themselves, render the sumo olieiiienee, but the ignorance or short sight ednossof the cattle raisers has put their owu behest nlxrve the law of natural selection, and the cattle are forced to feed on a range until every bunch ail spear of grass are gone. There is no sed left to replenish the w listed un a, and the herds are moved on to despoil other ten iiory. Then the cry goes out trom the ranges that the rush to raise cattle is overstotking the country and de stroying the pasturage! The fact is there are not half as many cattle on the ranges as the capacity of the grazing country can sus tain. There Is territory enough und area for grass enough to sustain millions more cattle than are being raised today. This cry of overstocking comes from the syndicate of great cattle kings. The policy of these mill ionaire stock raisers and grabliers of untold thousands of acres of the country's area is to discourage the small growers and keep them out of the region, or acquire possession of their ranches. THE RKASON WUY. "If homesteaders and Biuall, independent ranchmen are wise they will not be discour aged by the monopoly cry of overstocking. They can easily keep their ranges seeded and always ample in pasturage by simple means, prompted by good judgment. Buffalo Bill has a range south of the North Platte river, and a large portion of it along the river is always in unusually line grass, although it is pastured as much as the rest of the range. The reason of this is that opposite that pint of the range there is a a island in the river on which wild grass grows and i3 never dis turbed, more because of its isolation, how ever, than of a desire to foster it, or the ben efit derived from it. This grass goes to seed, and the wind carries the seed to the pasture along the river, and keeps it constantly seeded down ami always in good crop. Now if Mr. Cody would simply set off a small strip, say not more than forty feet wide, of his range along the river by fencing it away from his cattle, the winter winds and snows would carry the seeds from it all over his range and keep it always in good crop. The same can be done w ith ease and little exense by every homesteader and ranchman. A very small portion of each range reserved in that way will seed effectually all the rest of the past ure. "What is true in these cases is also true of the great cattle king ranges. It is a well known fact that cattle and horses, w hen they can feed on bunch grass, survive the assaults of the severest winters to a remarkable per centage beyond stock fed on corn and 'tame' hay, no matter how pleuty the fuod may be, and it would seem that not only considera tions of economy, but of mercy, would prompt the preservation of this incomparable pasturage. "By all of this I mean that pasturage is re duced, beyond doubt, on the cattlo ranges, but thut it is riot due to over stocking, lor the same ranges have fed ten times as many animals, year iu and year out, for nobody knows how many centuries. Greedy monopo lists in the cattlo business and their inju dicious pasturing are IhecauHcs of the spread ing grass failure. A little good judgment on the part of stock raisers, and the marking off of an insignificant portion of their ranges from pasturage, will soon replenish the bar reu acres and keep them in full and nutritious grass. They have only to reinstate nature in her domain and obey her laws, aud all will be well." New ov: iiuu. llrs. Kouthworth has had all the gold pent with which sha vrrota her stories made iuto two rings, one for her sou and one for her duugiiUr. I1K MIKI-: YOl' t'ONSl'l.T . I'll V HI I I A M Consult common sense, and If you nuiku an attempt to think oliee, I hi) process will be less paitil'ul the next time you try. It will lead you to the Irresistible conclusion that lhiiiis aud institutions und professions are not necessarily good because established in Ihe remote pas). They did not know everything in I hose dnvs. 'They are monu ments of ignorance with their laces turned to the pasl and their bucks to the lilt tiro. You cannot stay the bauds of time, lie w ho hesitates o' advance w ilh the world's I hoc. less in thouiiht and action is hopeless ly h it behind. loctois lonu no exception to the rule; the old schools of medicine hcloin; to tin- dead, buried past ; all hope is centered in the new llistogenolic System of Medicine. SrvTri.K. .tunc 'J7, isnl. My ami her was taken with In grippe last spring in its most violent form, winch rap idly developed into coiisiiiiiiilion. ,sm had a most lernble cough, raised pus constant ly, and we despaired of her recovery. Wo sent for in v brother in I'aliloi iiia, as'we did not know how long she might live. When we roiiliod her condition we soul tor I'r. .lordan, and at once began giving her his prescription. In two weeks she was out of nod, greatly to the surprise of every one w ho was aeiiiainleil w ith the case, In two months she is belter than she has boon in two years. This and other experiences with the llislogcuctic Medicine convinces us that it is the only medicine to use. Any one w istiing to know more ol this ease may impiirc of M lis. I.. Ti ck, Tl;l Sillier Street. Noiiiii Hksii, WaMi., Juno 1.', Is'.U. i.,. Kitfiri,,- .iinoii.ViiMV, HiuA. IKVM Snt; I am happy to say that I wo weeks' use of your medicines has done me so much good that I am going to start out prospecting to-morrow. The nam in my eyes has almost entirely vanished. Yours truly, IlKitioair (i, I'ow khs. lr. Jo'dan's oiliee is at the residence of ex- Mayor Yeslor, Third and .lames, Consultations and presci iptionsahsoluto ly.rr. Send for free book explaining the llisto genclic system. 'action, The llistogenetic Medicines are sold in but one ai:ency in each town. I he label around the bottle bears the fnl lowim; inscription : " ir. .1. Kiigeuu Jor dan. Uistogeiietic Medicine," Kvery other device is a fraud. bid S"t l ose, she So you loved and lost, did )iiau lie o; idle relumed nil my preseuli. Pobbins' Klectric Soap has been made for '.'I years, l-iach year's sales have increased. I u I s.ss sal. s were 'J,O17,iiJ0 four. Superior uiialil v. and absolute uniformity and pu ritv, made this possible. lo yon use it? Try it. ' Kveiy mini thinks licwoiild ho proH'rly tipi'ro oiiitod il Ids wlic knew some other men lie knows of. Itl'l'Tl ltK AMI IMI.KS CI It K I). We jHwItlvely cure rupture m1 11 rectal 4U uuhm without pnln or ileteut loa from tiiialues". So cure, no psv; suit no pay tint i 1 cured. Ail Inws for pamphlet l)r. Portorflclil A honey, lUs Market atrcot. San Kranrlsoo. A Ture Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used iu Millions, of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and 1'a.stry, Light I'laky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. No other baking powder does such work "August Flower" Perhaps you do not believe these statements concerning Green's Au gust Flower. Well, we can't make you. We can't force conviction in to your head or med Doubting icine into your throat. We don't Thomas. want to. The money is yours, and the misery is yours; and until you are willing to believe, and spend the one for the relief of the other, they will stay so. John H. Foster, 11 22 Brown Street, Philadelphia, says: " My wife is a little Scotch woman, thirty years of age and of a naturally delicate disposition. For five or six years past she has been suffering from Dyspepsia. She Vomit became so bad at last that she could not sit Every Meal, down to a meal but she had to vomit it as soon as she had eaten it. Two bottles of your August Flower have cured her, after many doctors failed. She can now eat anything, and enjoy it; and as for Dyspepsia, she does not know that she ever had it." This Trad Mark Is cn The Best Waterproof! 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WIloll'Klllo lHll)tllMt, lolodo, II. lliiH i Ciiliiiih Cure Ik liikoil tiitoiiuilly, iiollim dlroolly iimii Ihe Mood nml iiiiuiiiih kiii lmv oi Ihe Hymoin, ToMlinnnliiW M'lil Iioo. I'i tee, V ie k t holllo, Ndd hy nil l'iui;ll Sninolliiioa u lieu H iiiiiii li) pill oil II 1m inolllo the liiiilorlnl Ik Ihii,h I'oHri.AMit Now H am a Hotki.. - Acting on the utiKentloii of the Diriniii'int of the prONMlun need of a linl rliiii, liioiloialo jirieed liolel, Mohhin. I'line A' Uail.lhu en jirtMHK proprietor of the new INnioiid llotel, have triiiihloi'iiied their really ele Kinit bonne into 11 hotel eoiidiieted oil the Amerieiin plan ill Hie rule of mid JJ. iO ier day or Ihiropeaii plan at M rents to I. oil, Special lllteulioil will be 1111I1I to tit 111 i I it'M. The new I'.Hinoud In not behind any utriotly llmt-rhiNU hotel 011 the Toast, - , ho yoll Unlit o mill your lillnllli-iiH, or do loll rt nut 11 pin luer w Ilh money, or do you moil 11 I'lerk '.' Utile W fcnlMlN llt'MNK.- AilKMl, Mill Iiiomi1Is. .Minn. Mnti'llvNr HolKI., Third and I) nlroelM, I'ortlaml, Or. Cimt-rliixi iieeoiiituodiitioiiK. Kiilex, $1 to$l.,'iOpordiiy. Jiieob IIiikk, prop. OIVI5 KIVJOYPI Both tha method nnd rosnlta wlicn Syrup of Figs jg taken; it is jnVnuant nnd refrcwhing to tlio tiuito, and icU gently yet promptly on thrt Kidney, Liver a'ld Uowels, cleanses tlio uys loin cficctualiy, (1'ihjm'U colds, head idles and lovers and cure lialiitu.l eonstipation pernuttiently. For wilo in 60c and bottles by all tlrujgwU CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SH tRAHCISCO. at. louisvilu. nr. hew roHK. H.r. DON'T. Don't cheat yourself! out of a soorl Hmokfi bv ! 0 J ; 1. i - M 4 1 . . i j tarn Jig a puui' xiui kauuii for the genuine Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco. BltOUKI.im IIO I I I,. Iliwh Nt , tmt. Mont Kuinvrjr Humoiue, H K ; ciniiliict.l i,u both tin KurniwKii .ml Auinrlrwi pi... 'I his Hnt.il In umli-r Die uiaii.'iiitmt ( l'lirlin MmitKi'Hivnr ml In th b-at F.itiii; mid IIiihIiumh Miiii'i llutol In Hun Knia olnoii. ll'iniM oiiiifurU, cutiiiiKt inioinlll, tlintolaw wirTlcv, tilulii-Nt itikuilaril uf n-HiiM-tithlllty niurttiiUM-il llioril .ml rnuiii ir il.y, $l.2fi to H'J UU; uliiiflu riKiin, III o-ntH to 1.00 Lwr ulylit. Pro. ixmch to wid from tlir lloUil. rk Mf Kill This Picture, Panel slzj, mallod for 4 cents. J. F. SMITH & CO., Makers of " Bile Beans," i '.S 257 fire,inwlch St.. N. Y. City. Premier Bicsrcles. SEND FOR CATALOCUE. STROWBRIDCE-BODIVIAN CO., Fire Arms and Sporting Goods, . 168 SECOND STREET, PORTLAND, OR. n pLSO'.S REMEDY FOR CATARlill.-licst. KaaU x est to uhc Cheapest. Relief is immediate. A cure is certain. For Colli in tlio 1 lend it linn no ennnl. u It is an Ointment, of which a small particle in applied to the nostrils. Price fiOe. Hold by druRgiHts or sent by mail. Address: E. T. IIazki.tink, Warren, I'a. Buy Your Own Goods if Your ADVANCE THRESHERS, THE BEST IN AMERICA. ilif - -' "inif lalKjn-C-i ' of Caru. in PortUnd. DeJS, VriK tor , pri Txl SWSr0' I T. WRIGHT, Foot of Morrison Street, PORTLAND, OR. PROWPTtY CURED OY Curoa Aloorf Neuralgia. Lumbago, Sciatica, Sprulno, Drulscs, Durno, Wounds, Swellings, Soreness, Froat-bltos, Stiffness, All Aches. Tim Clus. A. Ve rier Co., llullliuiiro, Mil, !9mil!!l'"il!!' '1 1 'i ,i!ui.'wiiimi;;j ; ;ii;ii '"wiiiiii! ;! uumm!tnmni j! r ,!':Huni miliiU IIIMMII ,l"ll :a!!!iitiiiiirafflfll,: JIMiiiiisniriii: iiiUihiuiiTuinuU'iDji'1, MUNTtRS tUUIPMENTS -J fj) KIiiIiIiih Tm-klo. Kl -. Iln-nl Vmlrtv, Low ITI. . n 111,1 1 1 1 nk i'ii In 1 rnt. H.-iiil tor Ciiinl.ik-iiii. lil-.a. U , HllIlM K, a'jjt Hmriiv i I- mini u OREGON HOMESTEAD CO.. .:M1;V,(;.,:,V.'. ttir tllltl UMMlf V til I "t t'lttlliUMl llHMIM'M 1 lil A.l.ilih.u. Into, 'iyini I'H'i i J,-,iM.i rii'li I'llltll" W lot iltftill' (l fllli.llll tllin HliM Itt Hilt ttiil miii iM'-m ini'l Uiim ii u'li iui Unit' h tlu r III fin' nl ri-li.f U f nlli T l' It'll (I'M' ltH'1 Itf IIh' II ttw I Ihm in fulfill' nl Kill -tttiiru 'ihnii:liti run nf , II Millr wi'l I'm! la 1 nl. i'i in Iimiii 1 lit' liy mil, Uih-i- tlJiit u ittillx ; flii In "MJ.i m 1 m it, tt uw v ,'lo it ' ! ti' I'll iu in iti I'm 1 Aiiiii lrn, Wtuh.; f At mi tii'it Ht-iitt fm iur Ihiili'titi Nit. I. BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY. 'iiiiMlt- IH'.O. Arum . rMitnitm v mih! I'i I Hint y 'i'tiuitni-i!i Hie it-Mular ruiiiwii, In. rlinliiik! U11 rmmm u lttl tit I ho iritiin li I tt Ul I Itll'Ht , 1 Ui 1 1 ill lit- hot tun it, tint, hi I h I .Nit ('Mil Ihi t (itlitiHIi il lloloi W ilh i-milliloiti ' ; piilMiiis himI (tupiU Mtrmiiili nut lln Nnrlhttt'M -iir.1 ;i it .ii In r, '.'H t-mlitit, I? i ittliuiit 1 lit -it i'ir. h mil ii-i'tit li iiti n 1 ptfiihi mitiiurfi'iiM'iil Mill !,' tfln)iil. I i.ltil- I'nt i'iiIuIoim himI ntlif Iiifm innlimi U Ithri J W. tl I I I.. M. 1 4. rn l'.il. V. (I. lU.tvt. t IT, I'DrtlitiMl, Or. v 1 1 1: IMIKATI : HT F.Trt Jt Vhirkrn Iff IHIIrr. Ak Jrmir ilili-r fur It, nr nil I r l'i I'ln-ular t- l'etaluma Innil'atnr Co., lt talum.i. CL FRAZER AXLE Best in the World! Get the Genuine! Sold Everywhere! GREASE I WANTED Tin-.Hn-i.M-,.llmiMliT. who ' Rri niroc tdrt n Ii-k iiiiniu r of I OULUILK3 ..rim limn I At tml ina.lu lln.l 1 unmroTrino i'r,,"i niin)ii' 'iwuntjuuo I nUmtoltflUOX', 1174. W. K. MilMKH. I'. U. Mix Vii.1. Ii.-nv.-r. Coin. Mi'lillnii tlila imiwr. ; , 1 , , v. 1 Tt!ff(31ntharknnwl'1fl li-it.ling rfiiiirily lor nil Ilia lnuilnrl iliw-liiiriii aoj )rlvntitiiirNfiiif men. A rriain c-ur lur Hit ili-hlll-Ulln( kunM iacullr In Hnini-n, I itn-M-rilialtand fMl mite I TMlbiHlCximi'iirn In rt-f-iimtiiniiillug 11 M rvi . Biuni n, w u .uinniiw.in. rld IiuM ! lruitUI, rtl 1-ltlCK ei.oo. VASELINE. COR ONK DOI.I.A K wilt im t.y nml), w will do 1 IIvit, fri'O of nil rliri?c, to nv M-riii In the llnltiid MHto, nil Ihe oltowlUK urtlrli-n rumfully imcki-d 111 iwl Imh;: iiiiii twiioiiin ii iHitilo of 1'iiro Vmiliiio...lfl rtn. 1)110 tHII-OlllH'O llOltlll Vlll-!ll l'OlllHilll..,lft " )iii) Jiirof VBi'lln OKI ( ri-iim... Vi " luucMlicof Vnh.-11ih I'Hriipliiir lri 10 " One culm of VhukIIiic Amp, iiimrvnlvil. ...10 " Dim 'Hk of VnwlliiurioHp, M-nutml IS " One two-ouiico bottle of Whlto Vnwlluo.tfi " nr fur Uiin uiy uluulu .rtluln .t the nrlm nuiml If jrnii hum imiu-imi tn iim Vui-lina In .y frin Im o.ri-fiil Ui .cx-jit niily Kimiilnti iihmU put up liy in In iillirlnnl iukKi, A liri ttt iMilliy ilrtiKuUtil urn tryliiK to iHilnilwlu liuyuni U tuk.i VAHIif.INK put up liy tin-in. KuviT yli'M tu mrli purflli.Mliiu, ui li.o .rtlrlr U 411 linl tutliin wlili, ml mlu,- .ml will u,,t jtli- y,,u the niilt y,m impi-ct A luittlii of lllue Htutl V iwu lino 11 iod liy 1 dniKKliUi ftt 10 ewlil. Chesebrouiih MTg Co.,2 State St.,Hev York. CURE Biliousness. - r.iaiana. ILE BE W. 1 Dealer Does Not Garry Them. PARRY CARTS AND ROAD WAGONS, Best and Cheapest in the World. Carts, $15 Up. Wagons, $53 Up. limimiiiiiliJiiili;!! iWffllfil It jjiiffilkraW in in M- M ii.ut.iM4 ai M U a I'M