PROTECT OUR BREAD. The machinery of the law has not been put to work too speedily against the fraudulent use of ammonia and alum in Baking Powders. Both health and the pocket of the people are demanding protection. . The legislatures of New York, Illinois- and Minnesota have taken this matter of adulteration up, and especially that of hiking Powders. It .will be in the interest of public health when their sale is made a misdemeanor in every State in the UNION, and the penalties of the law are rigidly enforced. There is no article of human food more wickedly adulterated than that of Baking Powder. Dr. Price's -Cream Baking' Powder is the only -pure cream of tartar powder having a general sale that is free from ammonia, alum or taint of any kind of impurity. It makes the sweetest and lightest bread, biscuit and' cake that are perfectly digestible whether hot or cold. It costs more to manufacture Dr. Price's than any other baking powder. It is superior to every other known and the standard for forty years. Dr. Price's ' Cream Baking Powder is re ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, .Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the purity of this ideal powder has never been ques Lady or gentleman wanted to represent asso ciation of portrait painters. Permanent posi tion. For particulars address Ionardo Associa tion, 101 West 21st, Sew York City. Vie Inamollne Stove Polish: no dost, no imelL Tbt Qteussa for breakfast. ALWS takes . i - - . &MOKINCS TbQACCC Packed in patent canvas pouches, which retain the natu ral moisture of the tobacco and insures a cool, sweet smoke to the end. More solid comfort in one package of " Mastiff" than you can get out of a dozen others. J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond, Virginia. "German lyrup We have selected two or Croup. three lines from letters freshly received from pa &u Bv Ti rents who have given German Syrup to their children in the emergencies .of Croup. You will credit these, f" because they come from good, sub stantial people, happy in finding what so many families lack a med ' icine containing no evil drug, which mother can administer, with con fidence to the little ones in their most critical hours, safe and sure that it will carry them through. Ed. L. Wiluts. of Mra. US.W. Kirk, Alma, Neb. I give it Daughters' College; to my children when troubled with Croup and never saw any rparation act like It is simply mi raculous. Harrodsburg, Ky. I have depended upon it in attacks of Croup with my little daugh ter, and find it an in valuable remedy. of our customers Fully one-half are mothers who use Boschee's Ger man Syrup among their children. A medicine to be successful with the little folks must be a treatment for the sudden and terrible foes of child- hood, whooping cough, croup, diph .theria and the dangerous inflamma tions of delicate throats and lungs. $100 $20. Cdsll Typewriter. $20. Equal to any $1 Machine, Speed; clean impression; mani folding; perfect alignment; hard metal tvpe: simple; durable. Il lustrated circular free. A great Holiday gift. t. 1AVIS,421 Montgomery St., Ban Francisco. Agents Wanted. FOR S20. WALL PAPER 10 cents per double roll. 8end2-cent stamp for samples. 6CHOFIELD & MORGAN, 102 Third street, Portland, Or. . VI. 11 l.4h...V.M.ItttMt leading remedy fur all tht unnatural discharges aaC srAY8. certain cure for the deblU ' lating weakness pecuiiai to women. IlirdoDiTfcr iprefriieiiani iwis.it TMtEH8UHEMm!flfl. In recommeudtng It tCi, . ..ii l a wummiM a.11 mifferers. 'zijuix 8T8NER, M D.,0ECToi.!a A MEAN MAIM. Bow B Exercised III Talent om Chl- cago Cable Car. "Do you know 1 believe 1 saw the meanest man alive lust night on a south street grip,1 said a friend of miua "You can bet your winter's coal that the man who croaked some thing about honesty being the best policy don't live in the same block with him. 1 was coming in from aw ay out south when a man got on at Thirty-seventh street and took a seat near the front part of the grip After he'd goue a block or two he seemed to get nervosa and said to the gripman: " 'You'd better call out your conductor. I fet off at Thirty -'Mrd street' "The gripman said, 'All right,' and jerked his rope. Well, Thirty-third street came, but no conductor, and the honest man got very much put out atiout not being able to put up his little nickeL Right here U where the prize mean man got in his work. When be caught sight of that nickel he held out his hand. The man with a conscience recog nized the act, thanked him courteously, dropped the nimble nick in his paw"and got off. The mean man rode on till he heard the conductor coming for the nickel, when he said: " 'Well, sorry I can't stay with you always, but this is my street. By-by.' "Then with a graceful wave of his hand be slid off the car. The force of what the grip man said would be lost in the necessary trans lation. But 1 think if the grip coming from the opposite direction had scattered that man all along 'the block, everybody on the car would have been pleased. It wasn't that be bad robbed the company that made every one mad. It was the small, low down way he took of doing it" Chicago Mail Curing at Hiccough. Mr. Smithkin had heard that a sure cure for s hiccough was a severe fright One evening, smoking at his fireside after supper, he was taken with a hiccough, which contin ued in spite of all his efforts to check it Presently he got up suddenly from his chair, and called out in alarm to Mrs. Smith kin: "I've lost my watch 1 I've lost my watch F Mrs. Smithkin hastened into the room. "John Smithkin I" said she, "What do you mean? Why, you han't done any such thing. Here's your watch all right, in your vest pocket" "Don't you think I know that V said Mr. Smithkin. "I was jest giving myself a sever fright, you know,, to stop the hiccoughs!" Chicago Times. ClHrogTaphlcal. A little 6-year-old girl came home yester day from school, which she has only been at tending a few days, and her ' mother asked her what she had been doing. "Writin' M's and shake awful," was the child's reply, which meant fhat a long course of M's in a copy book had tried her nerves. "Well, how do you make an MP' her moth er asked. "Oh, you go up a bill and down a bill, up a hill and down a bill, and stay there." Pittsburg Journal. Trying to Catch Bp. . "How much is my bill?' asked a traveling man of the hotel clerk. "Four dollars." "But I merely spent the night here, I haven't had a meal." "Yes, that's right." "Well, give me my key again." "Your keyr "Yes, I'm going back to see if I can't sleep about two dollars worth more." Merchant Traveler. . Tea, They Have. "How things have gone on and improve since I was a boy I" exclaimed the old gent, as be laid down bis pen and blotted his letter. "For instance, it wasn't thirty years ago that no one had any particular way of spell ing 'shugar.' Now everybody spells it just as I always said it ought to be spelt." De trojtFreePress. mm in r ooooooooooo THE SMALLEST PILL IN THE WORLD ! ft ttjtT'S tiny liver pills have all the virtues of the larger ones i equally effective; purely vegetable. Exact size shown In this border. OQQO PIANOS D ORGANS. WINTER S HARFER. 71 Morrison Street, Portland, Or. WILL GIVE HEIR 'BAD1ES AWAY. If realtor She Iim-ii'i Waul to li'K Tltvm Don n with tier, liurgauiA in kiliii's! I'littic Htm-k iiuift b cloml out nl n fwcrillivl r'or terms tldrvsH Mrs. luwellu Ostium, OHIO of lor I'oinuiioMont'r Mui'tin. "TIu'ic'h h woman over ut our liouso wlio lias four oliililivn tilm wauls t din h:o of through you," ven ttu wont tluM'lerk ut tlio Plankintoit brought to tho poor ollti'tf yi'Klcrday. I went willi Superintendent Martin norivsst to (tie Plunkinton, wher wo found in ti small I 'tick room a yotuijj woman Hint, swunning uIhhiI tier, three babies, who appeared on lirst sight to be triplets. On the bed, asleep, lay a fourth. One's first impression wa that sho must have bought up a foundling asylum some whore w ith a view to spvuhilion. Mio sat three, children in u row on the cdg of the lod, and they cowered under her glance, nml raised linger as sho com manded them not to budge. In a few minutes, though, there was mutiny. The throe youngsters keelinl over in a jor pfexing heap on the IhhI, giggling and squirming, and none but a mother could have extricated one from the other. Order again established by scattering them in separate corners, the young woman in her strangely quiet way went on to tell her story. The sleeping baby is 0 months old, and one of a pair of twins' that wore born but throe weeks before her huslutid died iu Little Rock, Ark., last July. One twin only lived to be a week old. Her hus band had Uvn working on a salary as piano tuner, and left her destitute. Her own health was in a condition that did not permit her remaining in Arkansas, whore tho climate disagreed with her. On the 1st of August she camo to Mus kegon to join a couple of sisters living there. Those sisters, however, are not in a position to afford permanent relief. "Further on" were the words that ap peared to tho poor woman on every hori lon. The day before Christmas she pack ed up her few belongings and mapy chil dren and started out to find relatives of her husband, little of whom she knew, saved that they lived in Siuicoe, Canada. Still further onl These people could not. or would not, provide for her or her wee ones, and, every door shut in her face, there was nothing loft to her but the world. The world is a hopelessly large field for one incapable woman ajid four babies to look fora home in, and Friday she arrived at the Plunkinton with just f 10 between her and starvation. The two oldest children are a boy and girl Faust and Fay she calls theiu 5 years of age. The nest is a bull of a boy, 3 years old. The 6-uiontlis-old baby is a girl. "Do you want to give them all away?" asked Mr. Martin. "I don't know what else I can do," she replied, her voice growing more and more quiet, till it sent chills creeping over nie. "There is no work I am lit ted t or. Can vassing is the only thing I hope to do, and if somebody else can provide a good home for my children it is my duty to lot them go. I would be glad if the twins could be taken together." "But you wouldn't part with the baby, would you?" "If I must give up one I can give op all." At last the emotion that she had suppressed broke through the ice of her demeanor and she burst into tears. The baby faces about grew solemn aa they watched her, and finally the little girl, with a choked "me too," sprang into her mother's arm, her brother endeavoring to make a place there too, and there the three clung, wailing- none the less pite ously because they did not know the rea-. son why they cried. The woman appears to be one of the ivy sort, that, however blown about by the winds of adversity, looks only for means of support outside of herself. Such women, by their inability to stand alone, make satisfactory wives, but wretched failures as widowed mothers. Her mind seems fully made up to parting with her babies.and on the advice of Commissioner Martin she is waiting two or three days before consigning them to an asylum, hoping that she may give them first hand into the keeping of some child hungry hearts. Detroit News. The Emperor's Objection. It is reported from Japan that it Is in contemplation to erect a bronze statue on an open space immediately outside of the imperial palace in Tokio, and artists were invited to send in designs. One of the latter represented the emperor seated on his favorite charger, the horse being go placed that its feet should rest on either side of the entrance bridge. This is said to have been much admired by the .officials of the imperial household, but when it was submitted to the em peror it was immediately vetoed, on the ground that it was not in accordance with the principles of hospitality and politeness that foreign princes and per sonages of distinction who came to visit him should have to pass under the feet of a horse bestridden by him. Ex change. Too Many Diamond Cutters. There are 7,000 diamond cutters out of work in Ansterdam alone. At a meet ing of more than a thousand of them re cently held there M. Van Praag attribut ed the want of work chiefly to the high price of raw diamonds, and next to the tendency of the jewelers to trade in raw diamonds instead of devoting themselves to their preparation for the market The speaker counseled either the estab lishment of a workingmen's company, with 500 grinding stones and a capital of 500,000 florins, or the transfer of tbe trade to London, where the dealers in raw diamonds and the owners of the dia mond fields were living. New York Sun. Bruin's Perilous Voyage. An immense' cottonwood tree went down the Sacramento river, past Colusa, last Saturday morning. Its only occu pant was a brown bear that seemed par alyzed with fright. As the tree swept under the bridges the bear saw its chance, and by a rapid swing be caught the lower bent, pulled himself up on the railway, and trotted into Butte county. Virginia City Enterprise. TIIK ,V PTKKN HKTTI.KK'H CIIOSKN Hi KM I'll), Willi every advance ol einlu.rntlmi Into tho fin Vil n m' ili'imiuit In -oiVHh'it for MoMoUi'r'n sinmnch Hitters. Newlv v'WhI region tire ln mieiilly tew wilulirloiu IIimii older H'ttletl loi ult u.m'ii ueeouut o( the tnliiHiim willed rli-i (mm neently eleiuvil Imiil, uutlf titurly nlonu th tuitil.ii of rhent tlmt iiiv Hilijeet to freshets. The iiiiileiiltiiiiil or niliiliiK einl:i nut soon leiirns, when lieiloeanot hIith.Iv know, Unit the Ktltere ullonl the only suit (irotevltoti injMlnnt hihIiiiU iiiiiI those illMirtlera of the stoimieh, liver sml hortels, ton Men ellnmlie elntnues.exiHisiiro "nil imiieenstonii'il or iiiihenlthy wsterorillet sul jeet him, l oiieiiently he pliiees oil estlimile. upon tht uri'tt househohl sjieeirio mid i'venltv eoiiiiiieiiHiintte with Its IntrltiMo niei tls, Hud Is eitrelul to keep on timid a restorative mtd pro moter of heitlili to liiiplh'ltlx to Ihi rolled upon In time of need. Ahoy's iiili'lsesl, surest memt of beeomltig mi niikoI Is nilonled by the elgmrtto. l?H0NeiitTiN. For Hoarseness and Hore Throat "'ro'ti' 'ruiii'A'i( ZVoeW are a npectllc, Holier second thoughts rc gvnemtly ptweded hy hemldOlies, AM. HKKOtlMICUK In Art, ltelUlon r Selene Mine tlm XVorltl HeKu Have at some time been called bigots, fa natics, renegades. And a people have stoned a prophet to whose memory the next generation has ruined a monument lor the greatness of his deeds, Snohomish. Wash., Aug. 1!), W. Ik. J. Mobile .iii-iii ii, NritifV, iVnul. 1ka Poctor: Will have to write you that I am surprised to It nd myself bo greatly Improved in so tittle time, and am pleased tostty that I could not give vour medicines too great praise. My health was gone. I felt that medicines could do inn no good. I was hopeless of ever recovering. 1 thought too late to try your medicines, but with death stating me in the face I determined to do so. 1 am pleased that I did it, for at this date I have received tenfold the price of the medicines. If 1 should say one hun dred fold, it would not be overvaluing tho difference iu my health. I feel like auothqr man. Yours respectfully, J ax its 11. 1Iyom. ( , East Pot' Mlt, Wash,, Aug. 1.1, IMH. . J. Kiiiirnr J,mt,tn, Sntftlt, M n, - Iikah rtm; It tins been some time slm o I Iihvo written to you, tint I have beeu itettliiK hIoiikno well Itut I did not think It turesssry. 1 huve slopped Ukliid the treiitmeiit now, und 1 liellevo 1 tin entirely well. Vour medicines hsve done what you told us they would do - ihi-y have made a uow woman of me. 1 now feel like myself attain, after suf ferliiK for elulit years with catarrh of the head and bronchi, and that very painful thing- neu ralgia of the stomach. 1 took three months' mcdtclue. Holli my husband and myself feel aa tlioiiKh we cannot bo thankful enough to you for what you have done fur me. I hoi that every one who Is siitVcrtux as 1 was will hear of I'r. Jordan and his most valuable mntlctne. Vonrs moat respectfully, Mas. C. AansTRONU. Dr. Jordan's office is at the resldwioe ol ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and James streets, Seattle, Wash. , Consultations and prescriptions absolute ly r. Send for free book explaining the Hlsto genetic system. t'ACTioN.t-The Histogenetio Medicines are sold in but one agency iu each town. The lahel around the bottle bears the fol lowing inscription; " lr. J. Kiigtne Jor dan, flistoirenetio Medicine." Kvery other device is a fraud. FKEK EXCLUSION Fro hi California,, t'tah, Montana, Idaho, Washington and Orvgon to l'ortlaad. We will furnish free round-trip transportation to any iersou rvsldltiK In any of the above named States who desires to purchase Portland real estate. This offer w ill hold rimmI for sixty dava, commencliw November I, lsyh Vrlto us at once and get Identification papers. Remember WJ will be the boom year for Port bind. Huy now while cheap, and sell at a big protlt when the boom cornea. For particulars ad ilreKH Conskkvativis Kkal Kstatic di Trcst Co., So. 44 Stark street, I'ortland, or. t.siiiMiilMiiiMii)... i i .m . .,) Ji.im.1 m LOST TII71E. Newton, 111. fpROM 1863 to 1885 ij about 22 years I suffered with rheumatism of the hip. I was cured by the use of ST. JACOBS OIL. T. C. DODD. fALL RIGHT I 1ST. JACOBS OIL DID IT." J4' nmm Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda. Tcr art emuMont and emulsion, and titer is ttlll mush tkimmed milk which masquerade as cream. Try as tltey will many manufacturers cannot sodisgaUe their cod liver oil as to make it palatable to sensitive stomachs. Scott's EmulnionoffVKE NOIIWKUIAN COD LI I EH OlL.comMm d with Uupophos phites is almost as palatable as milk. Vor this reason as well as for the fact of the stimulattna qualities of Hie Hypo phosphites, rhyslclans freuuently pre scribe it in eases of CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS and CHRONIC COCGa or SEVERS COLD. All Druggist sett it, but be sure you get the genuine, a there are poor imitation. Of all kinds and In any quantity whole Bale and retail at bedrock prlceB. E. J. BOWEN, 65 Front Street, Portland, Or. guy Send for catalogue. Ml SCO IMITATOItn AKll imimintohn. The tiiieitmled aiioeesa of Ai.i.i'iii k'h To Itot'N I'i.am I N lis tin cxtcNiiil remedy hits Htimuhitcd uiim'niptiltitiH piirtles to put forth Imitations, which they endeavor to aell on the reputation of At l.t Mien's, ll la nil ubsurditv fo Hlicnk of tliein in the Milne ciitenory ita the genuine and onulnnl porous planter. 1 lietr pretensions 11 re uiiiotimicti, their vaunted merit unsupported by fuels, their alleged superiority (o oveijiialily wllli Al.t i oi k's 11 false prclense. The ablest medical liriu'l itimiei-H and chemists H in b thoUMiinls of Kl'alcl'ul pa tients unite In ileillarillK .M.I.I'UU H roKofa I'i.astkhs the best external remedy known. Warily to wed and advertise makes a man wealthy, envied and wise. The Hunk of Kuxlaud receives mid pay a out K"ll hy welnlit'iind aa every plug of 8tar tobacco is carefully weighed to ace that It Is a full slxlocii-oiince pound before being packed ill the box, it would seem that the mumifaclurersof Star I'lug tire de termined to give consumers 11 si x teen-ounce l'K- VVII.KY II. AI.I.KN A '(., 211 First HI., Portland, Or., have auiiii"d the con trol and niaiiaai'iiii'iil ol the NtHnway I'laiioa. All tlieitUVcrc ill sivlea from I'oiici'rt (Iruiiil itnnn will Ih kept In stiH-k and fat erutile terms alveii In any me wanting the areul king of all liislninieiila. Both the method and restilU wlien Syrup of Figa ia taken; it in nleiwaut and refreshing to U10 Utnte, oud icik gently yet promptly on tho Kidney, Lirer and liowela, eleatiHes tho sys tem efleetuaUy, dispel cold, bead tches and lever and ouivb habitual constipation permttnently. For sal ia SOoand fl bottle by all druggist. CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. SH rRMMOISCO. CU. LOUISVILLE, nr. ftf row. H.t. Have Been Imitated, Bat Never Excelled They Are beyond Coaiparlsuo We Make 90 per cent. Of the Wire Mat Sold In America. ' ..Vrflte r ( :i " . I, 1,1 1 f --.J " M A H T M A N r" r s"r'rf mm Hts Oisi vour nisi has hrs.s HARTMAN MC. COY.PANY. BAKER & HA MILT' wrl'i' for our IVMitn ILTON SAN nitl ttiki'l Chichcster'S Enqu&h, Y'tnuNR0N TMI OHIO I HAL AND QCttUINr. Ldlc, uk DrufKi! tor Vkiekmtrm baaiM MMtnl with blue flbtmn. Th All pill to puMbtwd boiM, y tut riprc. trc Amumtfroum wMiiUtrft At iDruirgtH. m w4 m 4. la aiAjnpa Kf pttriiouiarta, iiiiaablt, u1 "KrlTrf fur l.atlfr," tn lHr, hf rrtmrm MkJL 1 0, (HMI f nKl nwt.UH, lpr. maa r mil lmki umvt4av IScatCouKh Medicine. Cure where all else fails, taite. Childrrn take it without objection, ily drtiKKiHta. mm AWT A NOVKL By Jamkb DoiiaN. M0 pp. Illuminated I'uper Covrra, 19 ( rnta, l-'ullCiolli, Thla work 'allow reniurkalilo RCiiiua of rou atructloii, force of tilouueneei xiwer of ileacrlp tlou, together with wit anil humor, lla theme la emotional. It alma at the reconciliation of claaaea through the limtrtimentallty of li.w. Iih riagt arc full of literary beauty, not aurMtaavd by any writer of flctlon In modern tlnica. For sale by all booknellerH. Hent by mull, pout paid, 011 receipt of price, by tho publlaliera. THE BANCROFT COMPANY, " Market Street, Han Franelaen Cal. HOYT & CO. Want an acent In every town In Oregon, Waah tngton and Idaho to aell PIANOS and ORGANS On comniiaalou. No stock or capital needed. Mualc teachera preferred. Hpeclal rule ou ail goods. Write for particulars. I'OKTLAND, OR. J. McCRAKEN & CO., -UKAtERB in Roche Harbor Lime, Portland Cemant, Sol dan Oate and Utah Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick nd Fire Clay. LAND PLASTER. 00 North Front Htreet, Cor. D, 1-OUTXAND. OK. e . .. 1 1 US.V CCIf CD CURED TO STAY CURED. nAI It I Lll We want the name and ad- & ACTUM A U.S. and Canada. Address, HO I II III H t-Hirold HW M.D., Bnffalo, H.T. DRIED FRUIT Will be plenty and cheap this yeart New Apricots, Pkachks, Nkctarinbs, Arri.Es, Chikrios, IIlack bukkibs now offering. We quote Apricots, fine 7,8, 10, 2 Peaches, choice fl, 10, 12 Nectarines, extra 6, 10, 12 Apples, bright 7, 8, 10 Apples, alden dried 10,12 Qr.ipei, 1800, good 3, 4 Raisins, 1890, per lb 6, 6, 7 Prunes, 1800, good 7, 6, 9 BUckberrl -s, 1891, fine , 12,16 Cherries, pitted. 1801 20, 25 Fig'., 1891, black Caia 4, 6 Other fruits in variety. The above are for fine quality, dark, old. or Inferior-frits we offer lower. Small discount to Hotels, Boarding Houus, Dralern, and other large buyers. Canned goods are lower; see next paper. We offer a general variety of goidi for family use tt close prices, and want a share of your trade. Ask for 40-page catalogue free. Address SMITHS' CASH STORE, 416-418 Front St., San Franolsoo a n f Tniadc71 in four damson mj; Kloctrlc Corset QUEII Itndnpeclaltlas. inn per cent prnrkaud cash prices, ample fine. Jsr.Brllgmat,iiroailway,M. Y. Baking Powder A Pure Cream of Tartar l'owilcr. Superior to every other known. Used iu Millions of Homes t 40 Years tho Standard. Delicious Cake and Pttstry; I.iejit Flaky Uitcuit, Ciriddlc t'ukrt, l'uUtubla and Wliolcioinc. No Other bakiti)' powilcr dora suth woik. 'I'hc most popular lu'.uul of smoking tobacco in ih Unitttl St.ttfs. It is in.uk' from to liacco at least three years okl. Its rich mellow smoke has never leen equaled Nenl ol !orlh nrolluit Is now iacks4 In Patent Cloth I'oueliea.-as well aa Iu foil. :W - 1 r : ' 1 F L f ; X 1 1 L t ' ' M MLsA I tl z i'i ins aitie-n. d "Innoict Work. BEAVER FALLS. PA. FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA. nit't i tiu-lri('ii 1 tirttiirtia- Nl itiii-ii f rH. Rid Cross 1 Diamoho Brand ruts Th al IV Imnl. sxA tttti h ..1. MmMh lHmol firomi m UA 4 tlold dmiUIIM ibcr kim4. MtitM ftMutun mnA lmttuiA. CMICHKbTEM CH1MICAL CO,, W1L.. Hyr Itecommendwl by rhynicinn. I'leasant and agrccahle to tha mi y,,! iL, - ' ' .laa llti Sal .J .I- MORPHINE HABIT ! llooka frca. SURE CURE Pacific Medicine Co.. fiafrTlay Ht, Kan Franclaed YOUNG MEM! The Spoolflc A No. I; ftircs, without full, all cwe-a uf Oonorr. lio-u mid JIm-i, no iniuti'r i.l Imw linia aliiinlliiir. I'reventa Htrietiire, It hi-lnit mi In. ti rniil .remejly. t'liwawlieiieverylhliiu (iliie lllia failed. Hold hv nil llni(fiHlH. Mmiiifitctiirerai'l'tii! A.n,hcnhii,.ii wn,.i,. i Prtff.tja.00.- t'.,Han TIIK a O- Tf. tr. a i-i ii- u 'r a UPttaj VhlpUft, f.ion iviri.... Ak your dealer for It, or send for Frue Circular tr Tctaluma Incubator Co., Pctaluma, Cal HUNTER S EfllllPMFWTii X 1 Ml Fishing Tackle, FA", Hrent Variety. I,ow frlee. W. hlllthtK, 62 Kearuy Bt. , au J.'raifclHco. Dynamite & pnwr.FR on 18 CALIFORNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO. If you want I'OWDEI for Mining, Railroad Work, Btiimp Blastini? or Tree Planting, Bend for Trico Liat. AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY orcnnimlBBlon, to handle the New Patent rimn,tr. Ink Kraaing Pencil. Agwnta making m per wk Monroe Eraser M'fg t;o., IrraV. wla.!o" ! Wl.yT IicvniiM) ' They are ' Udtirlesa, 4 I'.vt'rinstiiiK ItX-xt And " Heat," llAllTmN,' V 4 VIA M LikulaW JUDSON N. P. H. U. No. 414 -8. F. H, U. .So. 481. ox sot.