6AFK AND EtTKCTlV K.
Bramrktu'h ru.in an tin." safo-4 ami
moat elVotttvc reuuMy for liulir,!tion, Ir
regularity of the How elf. Ootiliimtiou, Kil
ioiisiu'ss, Heailiu'lic, Piauitiosn, Malaria, or
any disease arising from an imjuro state of
the llooi. Tliev liave Imimi in viho in this
countrv tor over lilt v veais, anil the thou
sands of uniniHarlial'le testimonials !'"
those who have usiil them, and their eon
utantly increasing sale, is ineontroverlilOe
evidonoe that they port'orm all that is
claimed for them.
HmNi'KKTH's l'u. l.s are purely vegetahle.
ahsolulely harmless and sale to take at any
time.
Sold in every drug and medu'-.ne store,
either jdain urmigar-eoated.
The irolilliillnll naturally miM in't Us
W.v kliould he meet a lisly cnmlni: iIii-oukIi the
rye.' '
"iiwm' Bmnrhuit Tf " ill rrlU'V
itroucliitis, Asthma, Catarrh ami Throat
diseases.
Kettmiriiut an' so i-rowdi-d nowaday Ihnl
nuif but the brave olilnlii the lure.
Vm Kuameline Stove rollsh; no dust; uoamoll.
Tby Giirmk for breakfast.
SEEDS
AI.I. IM'K SKK1S AKK TKsVKil. If you
wmit the very best K'esW that you know
will prow, iil I'.isli priri', write us.
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2d Street Portland, Oregon. Front St.
StOP tlOLZXt
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For It you do not It may become con-
.umpilie. Fit VommmptioH, Ormfulft, j
J (rMrrrii iMiiy an J Hanlina J)i.ruil, I
Uiero U nothlns like
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HYPOPHOSPHITES
Of Lime nut! BocIm.
It Is almost as pnliitubln (is milk. Far
better than other socnlled Ewulaloua.
A wonderful flusli producer.
Scott's Emulsion
( There are poor Imitations. Get Vie genuine.
Faber's Golden Female Pills.
For Female Irregular
tties: uotbiiiK likeihem
on the market Sever
fail. Successfully used
by prominent ladle,
monthly. Guaranteed
to relieve suppressed
menstruation.
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gave Time, Health,
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Bold by Wusok Dice Co.. Portland, Or.
Old Gold sad SIItot Bought; send your old Guld
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Coleman, 41 Third street, San Francisco; I will send bf
return mail the cash, according to assay; it the amounl
Is ant aatislaetorr will return gold.
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Meaning the Best Piaso Madk, and the tarorlu
cheaper Pianos; all Musical Instruments; Bands Sui
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a06aad 203 Post Street; Matthias G&aT Uo. 01
and hs our new rooms an4 nnw stock.
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Grade in every piirticuliir. Cushion Tires, Tan
gent Spokes, from 35 to 115. bend for Illus
trated Catulogue, free.
KELLOCC & HALL,
Pacific Coast Agts., 15 First Mt., San Francisco, Cal
J. McCRAKEN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Roche Harbor Lime, Portland Cement, Gol
den Gate and Utah Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick
and Fire Clay. LAND PLASTER.
60 North Front Street, Cor. D,
POKTLASD, OK.
HOYT & CO.
Want an agent iu every town in Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho to sell
PIANOS and ORGANS
On commission. No stock or cupiiitl needed.
Music teachers preferred. Special rutes on ull
goods. Write for particulars.
PORTLAND, OR.
N. P. N. U. No. 407 -R. F. N. U. No. 484
Have Been Imitated, But Never Excelled They Are Beyond Comparison !
We Make
90 per cent.
Of the
Wire Mats
Sold in
America.
', f"HARTMAN FLE XI BLE"fA
VW" hp that vour mat has brasn tag attached stamped
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Write for our TtHlimoinal Booklet and
GUATEMALA'S BIRD OF LIBERTY.
The Qiiril la IMi'turtnl mi l'oU
SUIIlil, but Vrliltiill ll.
"What do you call thos liirvlaf" askid a
visitor to thi ator of a well known down
town taxidermist, lvintiiitf to a couplo of
feathensl civiit linn, Isiuud aojiartitoly in
jvijut, with the tails and luvids protruding,
and showing a gorgeom pluumpv They
werv drusl and ivady for slullhig. The ImhIv
of teh, ineliidiiig the head, was, rliii'M,
live iiiehea long, hut. throw ing the tail into
the measurement, either hird would have ro
qiiirvil a four foot tno to oonnevt the (Hiint
of lis lnnk wilh tiie tip of its longest tail
fiiitln-r. Ihie of the Inr.ls had two long
feather in its tail, and the other had two
shorter onts; hut naiure, as if to compensate
for this disaritv of phmuie, had given the
hud, that would otherwise have Iwn clearly
at a disadvantage, third and middle fenlher
that was very long indeed. 1'ivsls adormsl
the heads, and white cotton had Uxu stulUsl
into tlie eye cavities.
"This," sa.id the dealer tenderly, taking
one of them up in his hand, "is the ipie.al,
or bird of lilvrty of tiuatemala. It is to l
found only in a small portion of the country,
and is now very rarely seen at all. A genii
man who was recently in Central America
managed to secure this pair, and left them
wilh mo to U ilnwil anil mounted, the
rnvple dow n there Is'ing able only to dry and
preserve them, CJiii'..'il is to tiuatemala
what the eagle is to the I'mtod States of
America its national bird. Its picture.
rather distorted, is stamped on many of
Guatemala's coins, and engraved on ail the
postage. stamp of that country. Whether it
took its name from the ancient capital, or
the old metropolis was called after it, is a
question not fully sottl.sl, but ipie.jil is t lie
title of both. The quezwil has, as you must
jx'itvive, great personal advantages over the
eagle, even in it wild state, and we are all
familiar with the ledragglod apoamnc of
the eageil eagle.
"Now, the quezal is never cagisl longer
than a few hour It is truly a bird of
liberty, and it dies almost iunmsliatelv when
enpturol. Its pride in its rear feathers is
evidently dearer than its love for life. When
one of theu accidentally gets soiled or broken
the bird goes to its not, sits down and dies.
If it m caught iu a trap it is always found
dead, and when the young birds are taken
from the nest they die at once. Occasionally
a quezzal has lieen captuitsl. and in a few
seconds restored to liberty, but the eoiitami
nation of the hand could not lo removed
with the grasp, and it droppiit lifeless to the
earth before it had tlowu many yards. They
are brought down for mercantile purposes,
when the opportunity presents itself, with
erv
small shot tired at long range. lUe
quezzal builds a round roofed nest, like the
home of the wren, only instead or one now
there are two, directly opsite each other.
Thus the bird avoids the tail breaking neces
sity of turning around to make its exit. It
goes iu at one side and out at the other, and
the long feathers, which wave gently in the
air, at resting time are slowly and cuutiously
drawn after it."
i An American yuack Abroad.
Brighton has recently enjoyed thi proneo
' of a quick who, ui-oording to his own acV
j count, has left it '7,U0 richer than when he
came, and who certainly has managed to
I make a very considerable um of money
j from the credulous. The quack is understood
to have begun life in America. He pitched
his show on a piece of ground in the North
Road, Brighton, which is usually let for
shows. His charge for extracting a tooth
(without pain) was a shilling, uud four shil
; lings for seeing a patient; for this the patient
w rublsfd liehind a rug held up by two of
j the lookers on, and supplied with a bottle of
I medicine and a tnittle of liniment. The lat
ter had a very strong smell, some say of tur
pentine, others of eucalyptus.
The quack j
explained that the liniment was
uenveu
from flowers or the prairie, wnicn nan rieen
dinned in a mvstcriois well in Vesica The !
practitioner has now departed, but it dots
not say much for the common sen.se of Brigh
ton that he should have reaped so rich a har
vest there. When he was not drawing teeth
or rubbing patieuts he used to drive about in
a gold chariot dmwn by four horses and pro
ceeded by a brass band. London Truth.
COPYBIC.HT 1B90
A prompt return
of your money, if you get neither
benefit nor cure. Risky terms for
the doctor, but safe and sure for the
patient. Everything to gain, noth
ing to lose. There's just one medi
cine of its class that's sold on these
conditions just one that could be
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It's a peculiar way to 6ell
it but it's a peculiar medicine.
It's the guaranteed remedy for all
Blood, Skin and Scalp Diseases,
from a common blotch or eruption
to the worst Scrofula. It cleanses,
purifies and enriches the blood, and
cures Salt -rheum, Tetter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, and all manner of blood
taints, from whatever cause. It
costs you nothing if it doesn't help
you. The only question is, whether
you want to be helped.
"Golden Medical Discovery" is
the cheapest blood - purifier sold,
through druggists, because you
only pay for the good you get.
Can you ask more?
The "Discovery" acts equally
well all the year round. Made by
the World's Dispensary Medical
! Association, at 603 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Why?
Because
They are
Odorless,
Everlasting
And " BeBt."
Habtman.''
ER FALLS. PA.
Illustrated Calalogue Mulled Free.
Si?"5
1 1
BROOM MAKING,
AN INDUSTRY
CAPITALIST
WHERE
HOLDS
THE SMALL
HiS OWN.
The llr.iom tenter of the fouiilrjr.
Orinvlli of a Iti-mim I seliu The Trade
In New York t'ltj A Trlek of (he
Trade,
Thrtv Is olio Industry In tho country la i
Hhi.-li the email capitalists have ln'cti
h In to hold their own iitf.'iiiisl tho wealth
iest men iu il, and thai l t ho Industry of
hroom niakiiu;. It isu business in which
a journeyman of skill and prudence- cau
hope to 'establish himself, if he wishes,
w it hilt a very few years after lie has
learned his trade. The process of broom
making is eiiuple, and et il is siieh tlit
machinery has uexer lieeu devised for
tili nitii; out a completed broom, and, be
yond the sum necessary to erect such au
establishment as will permit of a cer
tain division of the labor, au abundance
of capital is of no special advantage.
The broom center of the country Is iu
New York elate, the largest establish
ments and the best workmen beiliij
located iu the Mohawk valley. The lime
was when the Mohawk valley was I ho
reat broom corn raisim: center of the
country, too, but the less tuH and
m filmy and more succulent and prolllable
cabbage has driven the wavy ureen tasseU
of turnout corn from the flats which were
once their favorite trowing place. It was
because of the prolttlc v icld of corn there
lu former years that the trade of making
brooms became so well established.
A liuoovi ( louY.
The rowlhof a broom factory la In
teresting. A youiii; man of economical
habits learns the trade, and, havini?
learned it well, is able to do the equiva
lent of turning out from bM to 1 '.'. or lot)
complete brooms a day. As a matter of
fact, iu well regulated shops no mail
makes complete broom, but vuty olio
part of it, but. the journeyman having
learned his trade well can do enough work
usually at piece prices to earn from to
f :l a day. Out of this ho oimht, to save
.i(H before stariiiu; in trade tor himself.
Willi this sum he can buy enough ma
chinery lat a cost of $ loll) ami stin k to
eet from three to live men at work and
keep them piim; until returns come in
from the sales. That is a very modest
capital, but since the machinery costs to
little, men have started on :Iimi, and cv u
less, and made notable successes iu tho
trade noes. Second hand tools can lie
had sometimes for $til) cjr $s;i)t u couple of
bales of corn would coet perhaps $;io, 500
handles ifli.oO more, ami other supplies
f'.Vi, and then the man is ready to eet up
shop and make all the brooms his neigh
bors can use, at least.
The trade in New York city calls for
about l"iil,0tH) do.en brooms a year. The
majority of them are made in Amsterdam
and oilier towns alonu the Mohawk river.
Manv cniiie frnin .Icrsey, however. The
factories are unpretentious wooden build
Ins. Steam power iu the bit ter factories
Ls iiseil in' (ititchlni? the Iii'ikiiii and iu
winding the wire aroiiiul the corn where
it is seemed to the handle. The largest
factory in the business, accordim; to a
New York dealer, turns out 1,'HMi brooms
a day, or twice as many as the New York
city trade demands. In such a factory a
man's work is equivalent to the making
of from 'JiH) to '."iO brooms a day, accurd
im: to the quality of the brooms.
Of the trade ill tiie corn a dealer eaid:
"The manufacturers buy their corn in the
west. Kansas corn has Ihe best reputa
tion iu this market, but Missouri, Ne
braska and Illinois raise a ureal deal. The
crop as very sm all in Kansas this year,
,1Mli I ( s u better t hall anv other
slate. An ordinary crop is otto to -100
pounds to the acre. If a farmer gets 500
pounds he pays oil some of his morti;ai;e,
and when tho crop readies l!(M) pounds he
buys a new silk dress for his wife and a
piano for his daughter. And yet there is
not such a terrible profit in it. it britms
all the way from if so to lill a ton in New
York, the ordinary brooms requiring stock;
that now sells for from sfHHJ to .? 10 a
ton. It costs :f J5 a ton to net it here from
Kansas and if 15 from Illinois, The mid
dle man out there must have his commis
sion, uiul so must the New York mer
chant. If a farmer receives if','0 an acre
for his crop he is lining well; still that is
better than wheat at sixty cents it bushel.
BUOOVl coiiX is IIAI.KS.
"The corn comes to this market in littles
averaging 00 pounds each. The corn
from the prairies is lulled with lath and
wire, but some Ohio corn comes here with
very liberal chunks of wood to keep the
bales from tumbling to pieces The wood
Bells at the same price as the corn, if the
buyer doesn't notice it. Sometimes the
prairie farmer gets even with the Ohio
man by dropping a sod or two into the
bunch.
"The corn on the average will make
1,000 brooms to the ton, although in
some fancy brands of extra heavy brooms
as much as lifty pounds Is used for a
dozen brooms. In the parlor brooms sold
at the groceries tw o to two and cue-quarter
pounds are used.
There is quite an export trade in broom
corn in ordinary times and in brooms in
other times. With low prices on the corn the
corn is shipped, but when the broom makers
have a spurt, as they sometimes do, and
flood the market, no broom trust having
yet been formed, brooms are sold so low
as to enable merchants to send them to
Cuba and South America. Very little
broom corn is ordinarily sent to Kurope,
the fields "til sout hern Franco and of
Italy supplying the Kuropean market.
"What is the trick iu tiiistrude, if there
be tricks in all trades!'" was usked of a
dealer in broom corn.
"It is in making poor corn look like
good. The best article has a healthy green
color, like well cured timothy hay. That
color indicates toughness, with proper
flexibility. The cheap stuir, worth $80 a
tou, is of a sickly yellow or lemon color
Nothing is easier than to give to the yel
low corn a bath in a green dj'e, so as to
give it the appearance of first color corn
until after it is sold. Manufacturers who
use only the uncolored corn ussert that
the doctored stuff bus Paris green in it,
and that when Urn untidy housewife takes
a broom splint to try her cake or pick her
teeth, she is toying with a deadly poison.
The men who make the dye suy it is a
harmless vegetable compound. People
who will use broom corn splints for such
purposes may, perhaps, be frightened
from an untidy habit by fear of poison,
but no case has yet been recorded where
any one was poisoned by a broom splint."
Xew York Sun.
How Slin Was Dressed.
A.1 How was your wife dressed? Guz
zler She had on an absinthe dress, with
Chnnibertin colored ribbons and a cognao
colored bonnet trimmed
which enhanced the
berry brandy eyes.
as a botua ox Jouauiiiaberg. xown
Topica. - -
, She looked as pretty 0I Carta in Portland. Uealera, write for prleea. For further information call ou or addreas
A MVHI'KltV.
How the looimii loxteiii ever recover (Tom the
lm.il clte t el the iiuiimhiiiii lticillclne ulleli liter
it 1 1 poutvtl lute It txr Ihe iil(lvv rellel ul
,l sx itti, l er coiiiiihitut, cutiliiilliui, rlu'ii
miillMn uiul nther iilliiiciitii In N iiiyntery. I lie
iiilM'hlcf iloiie hy hml iiieillcliui U nciovelv lt'D
thiol Unit cjtuct hy .Iiiu'hv II they who me
'nk, hlllini, ih H'tlc, eoimltmlel of rheu
Hint lo Moiihl clleiicr U' Klihh'il to thccx'thiicc
l tu nl lil. hii hn v iIihiviikIiIv lenleil Ibwlet
ter n M.oion h Ulilein, Ihey woulil Iu every In
Mioii'c iihhilu the sncillc. mil ileilviihle Irom
riittoiiiil iiii'illcntloii Thl ineillcliie In il neiirch
tut; Mini nt Hie moiic lime it IhoroiiKhly Mile rem
cih, del iv eil (nun v eueliihle eiuce uiul mi
tcusltis, til cuiihciiui'lirc ul Hit ImisIh ul pure hir
tlx, 'hi nlm n it iniilli'liiiil 1liiiulmil licit he
(i'IiiI'I In the Iters lucid hlllera mul lliiiiiliiul
ulleil reviled lii h Ihe ilehlllliitcd, dvH'ie
and Uiit:tii'l.
II iv tin; "ii tin ul lime" Ik like emixtluit III will
ler: lor h pleiisiue luslliik n iiiliiule you nre coin
IH'lleil lo ai I k iqi a leei hill lllleeli inliiuli'o.
IIKlMiMI AlltM'T lV A riiosi'itir.
I l K T tllUO,
I am Hot iilinliiil In eoliv lin e iiientiil htihlen, "
Indeed llmt immiIiI W (ruilli'M without the nee
csMiry ciilluteil lulelleel thill liuikeii IokIc Hi'1I
eiilile. force, hrlllliou v mid orliiiiiiilllv even
are no eiimii lo iiltnck a uliive w Ith. Kol ninny
ceiiluiieit the luedlciil iirl wa luslued iilnnil hy a
(iroicrlplive Inlnm w hlcli It, an et, Iiiik not mir
vlved. I he hiiiinl lor inuhlerliiK (mill lo the
i'iuilly of liiihei lllty h I n 1 1 1 1 x I iiiii the lueiitnl
niUU rol Hie iivenike liidh lilitiil In reliill.iu lo
medicine mnl iiiisllelne men, I he mill of the
litiiol.vtitli ceiilui) Iiiik not vet dun lied upon hl
Intelli'iiiiiil hiiri.Hi. He, I. pother till his Ideal
medicine iiiiiii. Nilll lill.rriuilei. In the K""l old
diiv' of the dink ai!e, w lieu It wm hud form to
lie I lslliie He llll ' ttcllctcn" 111 hleisllnu.
h'.l-leiiiu:. M'liillliiu. iMiivluii mid eiillliu He
loves col'liiim diisiMil hnrse iiii'dlellie, lledi
IlKhle III iisMilo'Uda mid I'liloiuel alld enrlaille
in el. I In v me ei'iii.tilerci liiilisK iisiille; m
well reiiiiuded iiuiilU . vv Ull ekinv liUcUce!" anil
alsh'inluiil deieliii'inenl. coiiKldcrs llell mile
w llholll Hlnse hllllllv llireK. I hee I do lint W lll
to enliven; thev are Ihe l!li V mi W liiklen ttml
w III 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 ne to sliiiiiher llimimh thin mid liroh
nlitv Ilironiili the neM eeiitmy. I hey play no
r.'le In Ihe wnrld " hlsturv. 1 hey live; Ihev die.
Nn moll lltlielll llinrkx Ihelr toruotlell nepllleher.
Iluiiiiitillv vvimiiol enriched hv llietr enlrnnii';
It Iiiis lost iiiilhliu; h) Hielrexll. Tlicy are drill
w uml on tlie ulii'ie nt (line, and Itoutwitli tin1
eldi mnl tide id i l i 1 1 1. ' 1 1 x Ihev have llihetlliil
(roin Hu ll aiilhnniiorplile aminiy. So, Il U
lint In these I w Isll to adillvsn in self, hill to Ihe
Hiliikiini ones, w In mi a tlnninht docn not throw
lute no eplleplle pnroxy sui ; w ho Inv e know leils'e
lor il ow ii snke; w lin are w Ilium to 'meHUiite
the iiulli or nilsllv of nuv iuoi.istoii. iiinl.ouce
ciiiiv lin ed, u 111 stiiiid hy II Hiroiik'h all the urltii
,l. i-- ul a i 'IlllltcrtllK and delnveil civ lllntlnll
Inllie-e tint Ihe elinlleri rs, hill Hie thlukeni
I commend the llistntenellc Svslein (or limntl
...ill. mi mi. I Villi eluel.liile ullli lileimiire all!'
,!i.--il.iii not siulieleiitly clear III liook, w hleli
will he sent Iree lo any ml.lriw.
lr. Jordan' olllce is at the reaidence of
ex-Mavor Yesler. Third and Jamea.
t'oiisiiltatiotia and prescript lonaabaolutiv
v tree.
feud for free book explainin the I! into
irenetic svslem.
( vition.-- 1 lie Histotreiietic. .Meuicinea
are sol. I in but one aceiicy in each tow n,
the label around the bottle bears the fol
lowing iiiscnption : "l'r. J. Kueiie Jor
dan, llistoirciiciio Medicine." Kvery other
device is a fraud.
EEI
of nil kinds mid Iu anv n nan lily w hole
mile and relntl l tail mck prices.
E. J. BOWEN,
65 Front Street, Portland, Or.
Iff Send lof cntnlnflle.
TRESES
DRIED FRUIT
Wi'l he pinny und cheap thin year. New A KicOTt,
1'KAOIK-i, N'K'TAMINIU, A HI KS. t-liKKKIlU, bUU-K-
aKKKiKu uow utlrrmg. Weijuole
Arjrlcoti, fine - 7, B. 10. 12J4
Peachet , choice - - ,0i '2
Nectarine, extra - 8,10, 12
Apples, bright 7, B, 10
Ap.ilea, al.len ilrinl 12
Or jpe, i-lm, s kh! 3,4
Kailinl, ilijo, s r lt O, 6, 7,'i
Prunea, ijgn, go d 7, 8, 0
Bl ickberrh a, i-i.i, fine H. IS
Cherrie, pined. ' 50,25
Fig, 16.31, tUtk CaU . 6
Other fruiisln variety. The above are for fine quality;
dark, old. or inferior I.im we olfrr lower. Sinai1 uiwount
10 Hotels, Ihwrdinu House,, Dealer,, and oilier iaije
buyer. Canned k j1 are lower; see ne xl paper. V
oiler a general variety ol goedt for family Uia
at cloe prices, and want a .hare of your trade. Aik
f"r 40-page catalogue free. AdUre
SMITHS' OASH STORE,
416-413 Front Sfc,Sm Zrunolsoo
I5egtCoU)rh Medicine,
Cures where all else fails,
taste. Children take it without objection. Hy ilrttKKiHts.
Before you buy aknythingAsk two questions
"Do I reakll-v4?";Ca,n 1 do -
-want- rt?clYkj$r
these quesHorfemay rf)5,"keyou rich
burrhey will neverTSfprevenl- you from
buying SAPOLI O 5
Its uses are many and so are its friends;
for where it is once used it is always used. Tc
clean house without it is sheer folly, since it does
the1 work twice as fast and twice as well.
Boy Your Own Goods ii Your
ADVANCE THRESHERS,
THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Chemical Fire Engines and ExtliiKiiIrihers,
with nlnser. lne 1 Maehlnery, I'tnnpB ol all K1I1UH, limns liOOHH, ripe aim riiuuK
luster of her black- Hiiu.kMiniih iirlHaand ForireH. Binririea. Hurries. Hnrlmand Kxpreas WaiouK, tiie larirent asHortmeD'
, IT . IL'.nnnhnu I II h.l.l.llllw. II . f'lllir.in Uillin.1 Allfl ITlirm Ul. I: H lllll IIIIU Ullli 1(1 111 II r.
IL T. WRIGHT, Foot of Morrison Street, PORTLAND, OR.
I' AT A It Kit CAN'T UK I'tllKU
Willi I 111' VI. A 111 II "A III N si. a Ihev Clltlllol
leach Ihu enl ul Hie dlseiisii I mm ill In a blond
or eoiisillntlniiiil dlsi'ime, mid In older to cum II
Voll 1 1 H V u lo lake llllellilll lelni'dleu, ll.lllslil
ianh Cure U Inken liileinally. mnl nela dlieelly
nil Ihe hlnod and liiucoua mil Inees. Hull s i n
mini u n i no iiiin s mi ' .."-.-
.. I I I II... I ..I.I allllll III III I I .
CUI'CII HI I'll!' Ol Ilie inni ..."l, I.,..- ...
1'ininliy lor veai", and Is a icuulm pHsciipilnii.
II is I mil i isi 1 1 hi nn- nisi ii.ni. s , ..,
hlued wilh Ihe lnl hlond piiilllcn) ilnudt
.. ...I I I....... I I... l.i.l'li.Kl l-.llll
rci -l I V oil I ill' lion mis -ii i nn i in
hlnniloii ol Ihe two liiKiedleiils w lint pnidiires
.....l. L.ilnl s.niillk ill eiii'lii. l.iVlli Sl'llil
tor lestllllnllhlU (I.e. V. J. I III.M V 'V I ' ,
I tiipiif mis, loii 'io, ii.
Sold l illUKKlsIs,: pilee, ,.i cenls.
V s.uenk mid a Npieal I he Vineilciiii pin has
got llllo iiellllilllV l.el I III' I nuie aiiieiu
I II.KHI I'll.K.NI I'll. KM I
Ir. Wllllauu' ludlaa I'lln (Unliueiil will cum
llllml. nlisnlliui and Iti'lilnn Piles when all oilier
olutiiielita have lallisl. It ahsorha the liuimis,
allava the llelllmi al nnee. acta lis a iiiitillli'V,
Iti' llislanl relief, l'r Wllllaina' Indian I'lle
tiliiliiient la prepared euljr lor I'llea and llehlim
nf tho private part, and nothing rise. Kverv
tail la warranted, noiu nv uriiKUisia, or inn wj
wall on rueelpt of price, fM' and II per Inn.
WI1.I
.1.1AMS MAM'rt M'HIMI i n..
rroprMora, Clevelainl, t),
Muki iivnt Horn., Ihlrd and 1 atieels,
I'ortland. l''irst class iiccouiiiiodalloua.
Kate,$l Ui$I..Mi per day. Jacob liana, Prop.
TMK IIOI.TON HOI Sl foil I I. Wll.llll.
teliliiiily located: Ainerlemi .t filh'peiiii pliiu;
tlrsl class; ri'iisnunhle nitea. ('. W Kohv , prop.
OXI$ RNJOYPI
Both the niethihl ami ifniiltn when
Syrup of Fig is taken; it in iilcawuit
niid refrcdhing to tho liixto, and Ji'U
pentlyyct promptly on tlm Iviilnc)',
liivcr and IWelri, clcaiiwii tho eys
tern cfl'ccttially, Hhh1 cold.t, licad
ichca and levers ami cures lialiitu.
coiiHtipation M'riiiatitMitly. For nalo
in tilX and (1 lottlc ly nil (InijjgwU
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
St MAHCISC0. Cl.
LOUISVILLE, Kt. At: 10HK. H.t.
PIANOS ORGANS.
WINTER I HARPER,
71 Morrison Street, Portland, Or.
ff '
H HOOK 1.1 IIO I I I.. Illl.h Ht.ls-t Mailt
Jiiliirrr 4 SUliniiie, H K : coinhielail i Isilh lh
Kumiman anil Amerlcau lil Ill's Hotel U umt
tiia iiianaaviimit I'liarh-n Mnotanuirry ami la lh
li.l k.1,,11. siiil llimlntwa Men lintel In Han Krn
Olson Iliiine niodolta, cuisine uiirturllnL ttrstv-Ual
nnloe, hliiheat ataiiilanl nf riwiwruMIHy uaranUs-il
Heard aiuinsiin is.r ilar. 1 to 'J 1"'. aliinw nana. 61
oeuts tu 10U pr-r iila-lit. rrtw aavch Wi and fn.ui Uh
mm) QNLY!
btjlieoeral and KEHV0US htLUITYi
j'IWeknMof Body anil Kiad, EffneU
lllof Errortor Etcesaet in 0! J or Younr,
Koassl. aht aMI'MH rslif nssi.ir.fi. ii-w is.sisrw.
lrslli.l HHlrUII'lHllU lle.KIl. tllllf,
ir.Misi.ir .if.iiisi una a tinssrarvT-HsMau ia th
iMlllrrrssi illMilHul rrl( rsulrls. Wrlu lk..
liMfrlbll fst siplsnstlna as4 rors rasll.4 'Isfli frs
iZZZ (Rig jfllTDICAL CO., (BUFFALO, N. V.
pnrtli.ii'l, Ore0m. A. I'. ArnistiniiK. I'rln.
Ilrain Ii ss lnsil; 1 a i' 1 a 1. lies. ( 01. 1. no-, Siih in iimkhii
Milne cnursea nf attlily, same rnles nt tuilliin.
It 11 si 11 ss. Short hand,
Tytiriftnf, Vcnmtnnif, ami t.nglixh V.t'wwj'i
A'rf'lll M-mluii UiriMlttlMHU Hit iil. mil'M-m-i an Miu-
lieeotiiinended by rhysitiang.
l'leanant anil agreeable to the
Dealer Does Not Garry Them.
PARRY CARTS AND ROAD WAGONS,
Best and Cheapest In the World.
Carts, $15 Up. Wagons, $50 Up.
Fire Hobo and Department Supplied, Steam I,nundrj
h, iiiuii'Oi'K niHpiriuora, Murine nun
1 .1
mm
wiii:ue
FORE.
Tli tlrluei or
im.lll.nf reim ilr
lor p l' do net
coliul-i In h" 'v"
...uul for ii'ilij a
mher n'llli'dli'"."'!'!
Clllier mm-""
, ,, fuel that It I. t-etler H i"""
iminpl ami .are, ' Ml. vil'll'
llu. sni'i llle piirHi.a, It l linlailMm taiiu
... J , i. .. . I il L .ui ill at iVM III IIS!
ST- JACOD8 OIL
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAiN,
IS THEIDESTa
It It the beat cur for U l' I1"1!
tnd It ho'.da
THE TRUE PROOF.
To thli ipiellln fuel Arelililaliupa, Utah.
0, nrruyiMrn. !"'' lelor. .!
rnora. tirnrrala. Henatora, Mrmbera at
( iiiiKrraa anil lilaUtura. V. . t iMNiula.
Army ami Ny Orllr.r. Major, and
ouii lal., ii atiry and uulto In naylnm "w
utlrri'd pain;
OTHER REMEDIES FAILED,
and HI Jai'nlia Oil nirvd iminpt'.X and J'"
Baufiilly " For Ihe aanie n-awn
THE POOR MAN
fadi what hiiamka and Uifda. I not iUhI1
aud will liava It at an price.
" DO YOU WANT
Any ly r irl t'.in t l a
if;, 5 S.ilfiy I lit t If. Ii.tiul
snint'ly innl', itl fvny
iinjirtivfitifiit, ly sfmlitij to
tin1 S.in I 'r.ini isit) I'iX'l lN
INCi POST tin- names nf
TWENTY-FIVE SUBSCRIBERS
IO Till' -
WEEKLY POST
For ( )iir Vt'.tr, wilh
$1.50
I'nf M(ll sill rsi'lil iT. Thr
WI'liKI.V POST is du
llest ntvsi.ijir uftkly in
America.
There are two styles of
the Safety Picycle one for
1ms ami one for jirls. They
are the most heautiful ma
chines ever I n ought lo San
I'rancisco.
Mvcry loy who has won
one is tlelihtetl with it.
LET EVERY BOY AND GIRL ON THE
PACIFIC COAST BEGIN AT ONCE.
The names must he sent
in ;ts soon as you t:t them,
together with the money.
1 )o not wait till you get th;
whole numher.
Address tin;
KVI'NTNO POST,
San I'rancisco, Cal.
BEST and SAFEST OIL
Manufactured.
si
mm.
Give This Oil a Trial.
-ANIl-
YOU WILL USE NO OTHER.
"THE SPECIFIC A NO. I."
pircs. alliinnntiiral illHcliarKnanf men,
no matti-r nf how Iihik Hiiinillnjt. I'rt-
YOUNG
vi-iiin aineuiii', it Im-Iiik uii Internal
ronioily. Cnrna when everyililiiK lm
liaatu li'il. Irli isl tui ?M.....r.
MEN!
.i . "'iwii.im. in. mm nil
aiMilli'iulnii. Hnlilhy UriiKKlHlsorHi'iit
nn rein-lpi or prlrai hy Tim A. Hi linuu
lielt Mi'illi'lim Co., fan June, Cal.
FRAZER AXLE
Best in the World!
Get the Genuine!
GREASE
AM) HKCt'HK
pilKltlollH. tip-
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Aililn.uM.I (' WIi'VMiiiii, ..,w..T 1 1 "1 a 11 If.
SAFETY BICYCLE?
oai Oil
it MaVM
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