The New Bread
1 OVAL unfonnentcd luv.ul, mmle without
yeast, avoiding the decomposition prodtuvil
in the Hour by yeast or other baking powth : :
peptic, palatable ami most healthful ; may Iv
eaten warm and fresh without discomfort, which
is not true of bread made in any other way.
Can be made only with Royal Hakimr Powder.
Receipt for Making One Loaf.
0K quart H.v.-.r, i lc;i;ioo:::.-.l
salt, half a tcasj-wnnu sr.y.r.
a heaping UusiyinttiV.'.s R n a! n.i'.;in.;
rowilcr, half nuvliiir.i-si.-.o 1 e.i! !
boiled potato, a:nl water. Sift t
getlir tlioroug'iiy I'.ouv, s.ilt, v.:;a",
and baking powi'.er ; r;:' ia tV
potato; add suiVkicut water t :'.i
smoothly and rapidly i .'.o a st-.T
batter, abo.-.t as soft a- for p I
cake; about a pint of water t a
quart of flour wi'.l be roijuired -
Bradatreet's Mercantile .Weuey reports
twenty-one failures in the racio Coast
States 1 and Territories for the m-a week,
iw compared with twelve fort'; previous
week and fourteen for the couesj.ondmg
period of 1S;)2.
SCIATICA,
SFRAINS,
BRUISES,
INJURIES,
CUTS,
ALL ACHES, SVh
imai 111 r. tS
SORENESw,
FROST-BITES. 0 THZ &
LUMBAGO.
Sold ly IrujgU:s a.t .u.'r.-j rimjuhm.
tHE CHARLES A. VOCELES CO.. Baltimore. MA,
E"- your garden "T"
I ready and Jm
The Timothy Hopkins
Collection of 5veet Peas
Containing twenty-one distinct varieties a large
picket of each for Ji. S. or a packet of the same
varieties, mixed, fur 10 cents.
12 Carnations (distinct Tirieties) . $1.00
12 Chrysanthemums $1.00
12 Pelargoniums distinct varieties) $1.00
12 ROSeS distinct varieties) . $I.OO
Ailitnng, health), pot-groan plants, fret by mail.
Flower SeedsSfne
Vegetable Seeds ZrT"'
With either of above collections our handsomely
illustrated i co-page catalogue is sent free. This is
admitted to be a work of art. and contains a reproduc
tion, in natural colors of the twenty-one varieties now
universally recoenUed as The Timothy Hopkins
Collection of Sweet Peas.
Sherwood Hall Nursery Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Boschee's German Syrup is more
successful in the treatment of Con
sumption than any other remedy
prescribed. It has been tried under
every variety of climate. In the
bleak, bitter North, in damp New
England, in the fickle Middle States,
in the hot, moist South every
where. It has been in demand by
every nationality. It has been em
ployed in every stage of Consump
tion. In brief it has been used
by millions and its the only true and
reliable Consumption Remedy.
Pimples
-AND-
Blotches
jRB EVIDENCE That the blood is
wrong, and that nature is endeav
oring to throw off the impurities.
Nothing is so beneficial in assisting
nature as Swift's Specific (S. S. S)
It is a simple vegetable compound. Is
harmless to the most delicate child, yet
it forces the poison to the surface and.
eliminates it from the blood.
TRADE
I contracted a severe case of blood poison
that unfitted me for business for four years. A
few bottles of Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) cured
me. J. C. Jones, City Marshal,
1 Fulton, Arkansas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
bee. Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Plso'a Remedy for Catarrh Is the
Best, Easiest to TTse, and Cheapest,
Bold by druggists or sent by m-tll,
SfW K. T. HswWnfl. Warren. Pa
0) kmp,
"German
SvruD"
CJ JL
en
N. P. N. U. Ko. 4S4-S, F. N. U. No. 661.
", -o or !es aeeorditv.;' to tin; branl
a-d ;.;.il:ty of tlie lluir u-ed. lo
f.ot ma'.e a st iiY dou',h, like yea-.(
b'.eal. Tour t!:e latter into a
y,:ea ed pan, .('.. inel'.es, and 4
riehe i'eep, ti'.line; a'oiit half ('::!'..
T'.'.o 1 af wi'd live ( t'.il the pan
when hue 1. Fake in very hot
oen 4 minutes, plaeinjj paper
over ti:t tf i"'::i;;les bau. I pro
ve:',! or.i.stiti.- t. . s.on on t"p. Hake
at oneg. !'n t ; 1 with ;.'
Iil(.'ltli;i'nrr Nut Wanted.
Attorney What is your oivniuitionf
Man summoned 11s jun r I am employed ia
an intelligence olIUv.
All the attorneys at omv Your lienor, we
challenge this juror for cause. Chicago Trib
une.
'. Wry Vet dun t.
j niram I thought that if I lay down In the
grass you couldn't find nu
City Cousin (who had boon hunting for
. him) I did find it hard to tlistinxuish you.
: The grass is so given. Drake's Magazine,
New Jersey' Wnrlil'it K.llr Hutlillng.
j The Now Jersey ht.ite buildinjj at the
j World's fair will bo of interest to all visit
ing patriots, as it is mocleliM to a great ex
! tent on the Washington headquarters
t building at Morristown, X. .1. It is not in
t tended for exhibition purposes, but rather
for a clubhouse and general meeting place
! for Jersey men. There are therefore large
and inviting piazzas in the front and rear,
and the main entrance opens into a large
general assembly hall two stories high,
with a circular balcony looking down from
the second story.
cyjj.gSS&J' fe-
TnE sew jEitsKV r-ranixo.
This hall contains tiie postotliee, hat and
cloitk counters, a very large open fireplace
and the main staircase leading to the upper
section? The design of Mr. Clifford, the
architect, was to make the structure typ
ical of the state, and such it is in its like
ness to its old colonial mode!, as well as ia
its materials and finish. It is centrally
located, with Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island atid New York for it nearest
neighbors.
NATURE'S SriSKST ALLY.
If nature did lot truri?!e Biffiiust divtae.
even in weakly constitutions, swiit ni.leeil would
be the course of a maiauy to its faUtl termina
tion. Whbe nature tiitu strut515.es lei us, 1 st
woree bufall us, aid her efforts with jtidiciou
medicinal nelp. Exuerience must be our guide
in bait'es witn dlxeaite, and that "Hmp to our
feel" indicates Hos etter's -totna "h Bitrtrs as a
safe, tried and thorough ally of Hutiiru. li the
bl od be imeciet with blie, if the bowels and
stomach are inactive, if the kidneys fail to ex
pel iicpurities of which they are the natural
outlet, a course of the Bitters.is the surest reli
auce of the sufferer, one, moreover, that is sanc
tioned by profensloual indorsement and use for
nearly hall a century. No Anienciu or foreign
remedy has earned greater distinction as a rem
edy for and preventive of chronic liver com
plaint, malaria, constipation, kidney and rheu
matic trouble and debility.
' I cannot sing the old tongs,"
Me said, as the chords viurated:
And those who heard him wondered
Why he discrimitiats-'d.
KUPTUKE AND FILES CCCED.
We positively cure rupture, piles and ail rec
tal diseases without pain or detention from bust
ness. No cure, no pay. Also all Private dis
eases. Address for pamphlet Drs. Forterfleld i
Losey, &tt Market street, Han Francisco.
Mrs. Bleeker Bridget, have you turne the
gas on in trie parlor, as I toid you? Ti e New
domestic Jewel Yes, mum; can't yez smell it'.'
Coughs, colds and sore throat quickly re
lieved by "ilrown's Bronchial Troches.'' 2.3
cents a box.
"Money talks," said Parvey New po 1 pously.
"Very true,' was the reply, " but it doesj't . 1
ways think before it speaks,"
A WONDERFUL MACHINE.
There is no doubt that man is a fine
mechanism, but like every other machine
he wears out by friction. It is said that he
is born again every two or three years. His
f body is virtually remade from food. To
retard this making over is radically wrong,
as a man loses so much vitality in the de
layed process that it take a long time to
recuperate. The process of making anew
is so accele-ated by purging with Bbak
ureth's Pii.ls that a new man, as it were,
may be made in two or three months, and
th'- change in the mechanism is such that
the worn-out part is replaced by the new
without the usual running down of the en
tire machine. You don' have to stop tor
repairs. Prge away witti Bra nihiist it's
Pills the old, diseased and worn out body.
They are purely vegetable, absolutely harm
less and safe to take at any time.
The only electric railroad in London
!8 underground.
The use of Ely's Cream Balm, a sure cure
for catarrh and cold in head, is attended
with no pain, inconvenience or dread,
which can be t-aid of no other remedy.
I feel it my dt-ty to say a few words in
regard to Kly's Cream Balm, and I do so
entirely without solicitation. I have used
it half a year, and have found it to bemosi
adm irable. I have suffered from catarrh
of the worst kind ever since I was a littlf
boy, and I never hoped forcure, but Cream
Bairn seems to do even that. Many of my
acquaintances have used it with excellent
results. Oscar Ostrum, 45 Warren avenue.
Chicago, HI.
Apply Balm into each nostril. It is
quickly absorbed. Gives relief at once.
Price, 50 cents at druggists' or by mail.
Ely Brothers,
50 Warren street, New York.
THE K UN A WAY NKG KG
H1WNQOUT ATTAINED WITH HIM TH
RANK OF A PnOFCSSION.
A Ftgur f th Old South Ho W
Kuril Woodernllmiuii ml Citvn Dweller,
ami lie t limbed the Trvi Moiihoy
Fashion How He Munitti'tl to l.lto.
Anioui: the many picturesque (Inure
'With which the old mmth teemed a most
Mrikinn one was t he runaway nenro. Not
the occasional "hitler out"-tht one who
sought temporary refuse in the woods to
senpe punishment for soniethini: done or
left undone, or for fear of beiusohl tot lit
speculators, nor even when the crop was
Krasy and tin votk haul, but the one
who clun to a w i 11 life as instinctively ns
an Indian, and who mlht almost be
termed the professional runaway.
Your genuine runaway was a born
woivlcral'tstnan. The habits of wild itni
nialsnndwajs of taking them seemed to
Ik his by intuition, lie bail no difficulty
in varying his menu of pi;, lamb ami poul
try with all the rabbits, squirrels opos
sums and Hh that he wanted. Sometimes
be carried his dot; Into t he woods w it It him,
although of course it greatly iuerea-vd his
danger of iH'itu; taken. Hut this wasmoro
for companionship than anyt hini; else, for,
single handed, w ilh his snares, traps and
"cuius," lu was mote than a match for
wilil name of all kinds.
Discomforts which would have driven
tin, ,1 mi .1 f ..11 r li'i.'L t,, t)i., sun,. ft i m ii.,..
corner (if the plantation quarters and a
whipping had 110 terrors for him. Like
the rest of his race, he cared not 11 tli; for
wet, while cold, the Intro's dread, he
knew well how to guard against. The ai t
of prodiii itii; the maximum of fire with
the tn 1 11 1 it 1 11 m of smoke was his to pern
tion. He knew exactly w hat kind of wood
and bark to select, and how to combiue
thrill to this cud. No matter how hard
the rain, how sodden the wood, all that lie
asked was a "chunk," or, lacking that, 11
coal of lire, to be as happy as a king- the
ideal, not the real king. I mean, l'rotn a
coal which, in unskilled hands, would
scarcely have sttllici d to light a pipe, he
could, w ith even the wettest and most iut
possible kind of fuel, soon call into being
the rarest of roaring tires, while in the
preserv.it ion and transportation of fire ho
could have given lessons to Prometheus
himself.
In the most essential feature of rave
architecture secrecy he easily surpassed
all imitators. Between two suns, and
oftencrthan not with only the wornout
stump of a hoc, the runaway would dig
and conceal a cave which detied detection
from the eyes of a lynx. At t he same time
several cubic yards of upturned earth had
to bo whisked away and hid under distant
leaves, or, bet tor st ill, consigned to t he safe
keeping of sunie running stream.
For several nasutis the wornout "old
fields' of the southern state wi re the fa
vorite site of the aveiligger. Thest dreary
wastes, given over to guiievs, tiroom seilge
and scrub pirn s, being deserted by man
hood in general, wore of course his safest
retreat. The soil having been over ex
hausted and "turned out," and the sappy,
twisted pities being held worthless for
either rails or fuel, there w as no danger of
the woodman's hx coining that way ngaiii
for many a long year. Nor did t he squirrel
or fox hunter have often to seek or follow
his quarry into this terra incognito where
indeed the dense screen of the low, thick
pines would have con lined their vision to a
very limited space.
Here this Kmiii of the south, whom in
deed every man's hand was against, nntl
whose hand was against every man, found
an ideal dominion, every feature of the
surroundings adding to his sustenance or
safety. The wcirtlness and virtual barren
ness drove oil ot her men. The deep, water
worn gulleys, barriers to the ordinary
traveler, whether mounted or on foot, of
fered him a highway whose firm or grav
elly bottom registered no passing foot
prints to be read by curious or hostile eyes.
Xowhere did he display more ingenuity
than in conti iving means to approach and
depart from ..is burrow and leave no sign.
As I have said, the cully was his favorite
path, thougl occasionally he had recourse
to the Indian's highw ay a st ream. Some
times he would never at the ground a long,
stout grapevine, the other end being se
curely interlaced arming the tree limbs
many feet above. By grasping this vine he
was able tosw ing clearof thegrnund many
feet., or even cross a considerable ravine
and drop just at the mouth of his cave.
Again, when the pines were thick, he
might climb a tree, and passing from limb
to limb, monkey fashion, slide down a tree
trunk at the proper spot. Slill another,
which could sometimes be practiced, was
to mount a stray ox, and forcing him to
the proper place spring off. One very orig
inal old darky, iittledreaniing that history
was repeating itself with a variation is
said to have fashioned to his shoes an old
pair of horseshoes, reversed, knowing that
no runaway hunter would ever think to
notice a horse track.
Amid the swamps the malaria proof
negro found little difficulty, if so minded,
in passing a lifetime "hid out." But up
among the hills of the central portion,
where there were no retreats impenetrable
to all but the initiated, where the farm
houses were close together and compara
tively little land uncleared, it took no lit
tle skill and cunning to play the runaway
successfully for any considerable period.
Yet Johnson's surrender brought in more
than one ragged, "vannintlike" creature,
who had spent perhaps the better part of a
long life in this manner. There were even
women runaways, and sometimes very suc
cessful ones. A few children were born in
the woods. I knew of one instance in
which the close of the war brought up a con
siderable family of whose existence the le
gal owner knew nothing. David Lodge in
Kate Field's Washington.
A Titleless Sea.
For practical purposes the Mediterra
nean may be accepted as being what it is
popularly supposed to be, a tideless sea,
but it is not so in reality. In many places
there is a distinct rise and fall, though
this is more frequently due to winds and
currents than to lunar attraction.
At Venice there is a rise of from one to
two feet in spring tides, according to the
prevalence of winds up or down the Adri
utic. In many straits and narrow arms of
the sea there is a periodical flux and re
lux, but the only place where the tidal in
luence, properly so called, is unmistakably
observed is in the Gulf of Cubes, where the
tide runs at the rate of two or three knots
an hour, and the rise and fall varies from
three to eight feet. Philadelphia Ledger.
An Irreverent Yankee.
A Yankee was being shown a lamp by
an eastern priest, which the latter affirmed
had not been extinguished for five cen
turies. He just gave a vigorous puff and
remarked, "Well, I guess it's out novr
anyways. "London Tit-Bits.
From "Nw OrUtoit, Our Nuutharu
lMdtl."
The UmidlnnA lottery Ixuna lKnitoil.
tickets are openly displayed hi (he shop
windows, nml are soul 011 the o tloWMlki
by men, women nml chiUtien. One
More lor Iho rale of these t ion et Iwai
such a legend as this 011 Us Hin : This
is lucky Number loven. Muiewlnnlnn
tieketa Mold here than any where else tn
town.
There witu a draw ing while I wm in
the e ty, and knowing that the luttety
company was not to a k for a renew al of
its privileges, I availed niysoil ol the op
portunity to witness its: ohlcl public
operat.oii anM the historic cliiuacteis
who have been induced by Inrue salaries
to figure for it. The draw ing took place
11 a theater called "the Academy of
Miuiie," at eleven oVIo.'k U the morn
ing. The yellow g;m-jets ba'tled feet ly
Willi the 'du I glil 111 the lobby into
ivluch the people were pcise n without
let or qua ill utiou. The theater was
two-thiids full at last, On the siauo, sot
w it It a parlor tcene, was a knot of men
between two wheel. The wheel on the
right wa a hand of silver, with Hidea of
glued and with it door in the metal rim.
A bushel of little black gtitta-percha en
velopfH the sit of dominoes had been
poured int') this w heel, and a white boy,
blindfolded with a handkerchief, stood
at the handle I the crank by which the
wheel was turned, lie had one at in in
the door ol the w liee1, and w ith the hand
of the other arm was oll'ennj: a tiny en
velope to tion. Hoaurogard the lat
B trviviiiK general who nerved oil either
aide in our late war. A line, most gen-
lleiinuilv-lookmn ,IW
fe.1'. tiros" of a French courtier, with snowy
hair, a v lute inuaiHclie, a little goatee,
and the pinkest skin a baby ever knew,
lie waa mil t essly dressed. Acroea the
otiue, lieside a very much largur wheel,
of parti oloicd tvarda, fat Mapr-liou-er.il
JuHal A. Ivuly a perfect tyneof
the conventional I'uure of Fill her Time ;
tall, portly, Btoop-ulioitldercd, partly bald
ami with' a long, heavy, white beard,
lie was dressnl all in the col. r of the
uniform he distinguiHlied by his valor
a soldier.
By each general Htood a blindfolded
lsy, taking numbers out of the wheels,
ami handing them to the geneiab.
Finn the leg wheel to Major-donera!
Karlv came the ntiml etBof the ticketa;
.rom the little wheel to tSeiieral Iteau
regard came the niunlters of dollars thai
foirutd the prizj each l.cket had won.
By tacit general ctotd a crier. Karlv
read out, " Tweuty-one thousand i tie
hundred and fifty two;" and Henuregart ,
tiavinjj shelled the gil'ta pcrolu ease, t It
a billot, read o it, "Two hundred dol
lar." Then the criers took the bllein
ami cried the nutnbe g. "Twenty-oto
thousand one hundred and tl:ty-lw.i"
from one ; "Two hundred dollars " irom
the otlrer, who, by the way, failed o. t
two hundred dollars at least two bin.
tired times. But all the pri.fa were liui
of that amount. I chained to hear tin
capital prize read out.
" Twenty-eig'it thousand four hundred
'ind thiny-nine," said Krly. " l'lirei
hun red tin usaud dolmrs," said Bean
regard.
Hie elleet was t-ttirtling ; indeed U t
-tutled oonso-i roiusod to gras; tb
meaning cf the words. The criers re
peated the tuuree. Tne people in tie
theater craned forward, a hundred pet.
cih shot over tid or tills of paper li
men's ami w mien's laps. T ieu a mur
mur of voii es seunded all over the hottre
ibe routine on tin etage was ha ted, f,
:ie criers took the two biia of pape
' pome clerks who sat at tables n 1 1 .
arther part o: the eti'ge, to illuw them
t i verify th- important t'gurs, ihni
be rout tie begun niw.-lly JiiIimi
Kalph in Harper's Magazine f.ir Feb
uary.
First Clt'ea- How Is it Unit so nitit.y Ivi I sli
ineii tiirjit sliy of home rule' w eoii.l nilm-u I
nine because U hlus wl.h the letter ' li.''
Our readers will servo themselves by
noticing the remarkable offerings advertised
in another column by the Sherwood Hall
Nursery Co. of Menlo 1'nrk and San Fran
:isco, who are leaders on the coast in fur
nishing everything for the farm mid garden.
Trsmp- Pl"i.s , mum. I mn I u sop mil vow
twenty yesis n('o t nit I'd nevi ribiiiiiotherstruke
f work till women whs nbt th' situic whkc as
men.
si.iTK of Ohio, City of Toi.kijo, )
I. i t s cm nty, i '
Frank J. Chunky makes oath thst he Is the
cMnr partner of the Una of F. J C'iiksky A
Co., iloitiK lii.-iiieH In Uu) city of !' do In, enmity
nixl Stale I'fore-iiiil, miuI tlmt sulil firm will piiv
.lie sum nf OXK li (MillKli Dol.f.AKS fur i-Mcii
slid every chsi; of entiirili tlmtcHinint t; ciireil
by the use of IIams vtaukh (l nr..
FIIANK J. CHKNI-.V.
Hwf rn to before mc iiml snljsi rihi d In my
presence this litti day of Di-eemls-r, A. H lssii
sua I.. A. VV. (il.KASON,
Stttunj I'litilic
Hull's Catarrh Cure Is tnkeii liiteinally, nd
nets directly on the blood mid mucous surface
ol th sjstein. Kend for f'stlinonials, free.
r . J . c 1 1 r. .N K V .V t:o. , Toledo, O.
ttSF Hold by driiftKlsts; 7.ri cents.
Cue EtmmeUue 4tova Polish: no dnst, no mell,
Tby G ibm k for breakfast.
HOW DO YOU DO
when you buy
shoes or cloth
in; ? Don't
you po to the
place ( if you
can find it)
where they tell
you that you
may wear the
articles out,
and then, if
you're not Fafisfled, they'll refund the
money? Why not do the samo when
you buy medicine?
Or. ricrce s (JoJden ileuical Oiscovery
Is sold on that plan. It's the only blood
purifier so certain and effective that it
can be guaranteed to benefit or cure, In
every case, or you have your money
back.
It's not like the ordinary sprinjr medi
cines or sareaparillas. All the year round,
it cleanses, builus up, and invigorates the
system. If you're bilious, run-down, or
dyspeptic, or have any blood-taint, noth
ing can equal it as a remedy.
From 10 to 40
Agents wanted
In all grades manufactured in America. New and second-hand machines
ments, write tor catalogues and terms. FRED T. MERRILI
Pioneer
Free 'Cycling Academy in west
Hood's Cures
: iu j
s. I'"' (
p i j : s, - .
To
Mr. '. II. Vard
liaklaiiil, Cal.
Mado Over Anew
Chronlo Hcarlncho Cured -Woah
Lungs Mad Strong nnd Well.
F,r year I had sick headache every dy, and
I i'.Imi li id rry ttritli lunn. Since I ru
l-fcii I'l.inn I tood'sj s it .apailll.i, 1 liavo
Peril rn'hrly i niril nf In'ad.'iclie, AiiJ my
hin;; lite sltoiuj nml well. ITleieli oftclisay
How Well You'r1 Looking.
I (I'll tlll'lll It I thl hi Hnnd'S ,S -eip.U IIU. I
mn Miuill la suture iicw-r wolitheJ over
too pound brfntr. l.iMag llnod'i Mnrs.ip i-
i ilia, nnd at tint tint I Pcgim t.i.lng It I h.ul
inn down to 85 pound, Put now I weigh
1 1 1 j. My f i lends thniiiiht I would he denit
long n go, hut 1 lilil peifectly writ. I mn
tinnlilo to express, my thanks for the good
Hood's Sarsaparilla
h i done nitv" Mas. ('. II. t'Aitn, 1310 Adellnn
Sliett, Oakland, 4 ullfornlu.
Hood's Plll cum all Uvrr III, lllllouv
nn", .luiiiidi -e. linll'.:Mti,ii. SI Ili'inUi lw.
fkt.i., and
f l mMK'r liotllo;
Uuc cent a iIoho.
Tins (1ukT CorriH i i i.b luoinptiy cm.
wliem nil olliert tail, Cotiih, Croup. 3or
lhrout, lloariirnrai, V houpuif Coii,h nnd
Aithma. I'nr Comumption It Turn no rival;
him cured thound, mid will ( t tut you If
takrnlu tliuo. M"ld oy liruKl-lo on n guiir.
nnteo. I'nr a I.nmn Hack r ('hl, iiki
BHH.011'8 DSI.I.AUONNA I'LAS I b.K ".V.
CHILOH'S
CATARRH
REMEDY,
Have nml nun Hi r 1 liU reined v iHiriinniiu
tecil to curj jou. l'rice,6dctu. Injector five.
Two Stepping Stones
to rnnsumption ;tre .lilttieiiis vc
often deem trivial a cold and
.icoti'di. Consumption thus ac
quired is rightly termed "Con
sumption from neglect."
colt's Emulsion
not only stops a cold lut it is re
markably successful when; the
cough has become deep seated.
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riclicft of fj-oois yd
(he easiest fal-food to
iilr. It arrests waste
it; liuil.Is n healthy
c-f.lt llowne, N. V. All rlrnrwt'
s-THE COST IS
.ic;iuia-fl-r
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THE HARTMAN STEEL PICKET Pf-NHF
('OHtH no tiinn. thiol tin ni-illnnrv eliuiiHy wnnil picket nltuir tliiit nlmtruclN the view nml will rot or full
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HAR I MAN MFC. CO. BEAVER FALL? pa
David M. Clarkson, Jr., Portland; or. lls, pa.
Holly, Mason, Marks A Co., Spokano Falls, Wash.
DON'T BORROW
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SAPOLO
RHEUMATISM CURED BY THE USE OF
Pfloore's Revealed Remedy.
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MAllhM whon the bout iliicturl could (rctdltl hlm no Kond V un f , K iiiiu ,'i,,
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Simonds Crescent Ground Cross Cuts.
And All Kinds of MILL SAWS, linn Hn Dnn.i.i... v
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PER CENT DISCOUNT TO AGENTS.
in every town in Oregon and Washington to pell the leading
BICYCLES
Dealer of the Pacific Coast, 320 Washington Street, Portland Or.
wing of Exposition building. '
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FISHING TACKLE
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THE H. T. HUDSON ARMS CO.,
03 First St., Portlnnd, Or.
IW S'lld for e t .lieu U'.
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Sold Everywhere!
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