About Fingor-Nails.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
••Few people un<lerntan<l how to cut
•heir nails," said the young lady mani
cure. "A knife or sc ' shoth should never
be used. I trhn and shape the nail with
a small tile, and then carefully smooth
down and bevel the roughened edges
with emery board, which keeps them
FRED. F. KELLER, Prop.,
from breaking and trains them to a sym-
Is the best place to get your
metrieal growth.
Another important
point where people neglect their nails is
Suocesaor to W. F. Bangasaer,
goods for the Holidays. Be
in allowing tne skin to grow out on the
fore purchasing for yourself
Bangaaser
’
s
building,
(tor.
B
and
Third
Sts.
base of the nail. This should I m * care
—“O—
fully pushed back with a blunt instru
or family, it will pay you to
Here is where you can get your money’s
ment at least once a week. I soak the worth in
CALL AND EXAMINE
hands of my customers in tepid water a Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Tripe,
my
goods which are warrant
few minutes before I do this, so as to
soften the cuticle. This is n<*cessary, as and everything in the line of meats, of th«
ed as represented. Having
otherwise it is liable to break. It re heel <|Ui«iity the country affords. Also the
quires great care as the base of the nail,
Best of Bolognas.
which is very sensitive, may be bruised
Give
me
a oall and be satisfied.
or the delicate edges of the skin broken.
Another place where care is needed is
at the sides of the nails, where it leaves MT. < 1IARLI> 1IOTEI,,
F. MULTNEH. Prop.,
the fingers, Lack of attention to this
lor rips on your boots and shoes. Boots made and
either hardens the end of the finger or
Corner Third and B «treats,
repaired at short notice. Sign of the BIG BOOT,
produces the untidy and painful hang M4 ■IRNV11XR
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nails which disfigure so many hands. In
New house! New furniture.' Unsurpassed
Opposite the Grange Store.
filing the nails the file should always be in the oountry Kates—tl to (2 per day ac
cording
to
room.
Hinkle
meals
25
oente
drawn from the finger and toward the
Lodging, 25 to 50 cents according to room.
end of the nail.”
THE GREAT
Board and Lodging, $4 to ft!, per week. Tw<
“What are the hardest things to over Fine Sample Booms for commercial me ’
come in operating on hands tiiat have Give me a call and see for yourself.
been neglected?”
••There are several things. Mothers
SAMVEL GOFF,
sometimes make a practice of cutting
their children's nails almost square with Late of Independence, having purchased the
a pair of scissors. That hardens the
ends of the finger and produces a mis
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shapen nail. It can be overcome, how
Of Logan Bros A Henderson, offers hie
ever, in time.
By tiling th«« nail from
the sides it can be narrowed by degrees services in that line to the public, and will
to that filbert shap* which is considered
(.uarafikc »atiNlaction
the height of beauty. The finger will be
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blunt, out even that will be remedied to Io all who favor him with their patronage.
TtlF. DIRECT KOI'TE!
NO DELAYS!
FASTEST TRAINS!
some extent Then we have the people He will keep a wagon specially adapted to the
who bite their finger-nails close off delivery of parcels, trunks satchels, etc., for
the accomodation of the public. Orders left
To CHICAGO and all points EAST.
They an« hard customers to deal with, »it
the stable will be promptly attended to st
Tickets
«.old to all PBOM1NENT FOISTS
the nail is deformed and brittle, and
Throughout the East and Southeast,
care has to be taken in dealing with it
tV. T. BAXTER.
F. J. MARTIN.
Manicures use a preparation to stop the
TO EAST BOUND”PASSENGERS!
biting and then correct the other defecte
BE CAREFUL AND DO ¡NOT MAKE A MISTAKE—BUT BE SURE
by degrees.”
“With whom do you do your best
At the New Store of
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trade?”
“Well, here, in Pittsburg, so far, it has
been mostly with society ladies.
Have
ha<i very few customers from the work
ing classes yet. Suppose that is because
Succesaors to Al. HUSSEY,
they have not yet learned that then* is a
Third street, McMinnville, Oregon
And see that your ticket reads via Portland and
manicure iy the city. In New York,
howevor, we treated fully as many work
ing girls that is, those who did work
bar«! and wearing uptn hands as any
To avoid changes and serious delays occasioned by other routes. Through
other. The hands of such persons must
Emigrant Sleeping Cars are run on Regular Express Trains Full
Length of the Line, Berths Free,
of ne«*«‘sait\ be hard to keep in order, A new, neat and clean stock. Every artick •
A No. 1. Fruit Jars, Butter Crocks, Colored
LOWEST RATES!
=43------- QUICKEST TIME!
but then* is no one who appreciates the
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Glassware, Cutlery, Cased Goode, To-
beauty of a nice hand ami pretty nails
bac<x>. Pi|«ea ami Cigars.
GEMH1L OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
more than they. Do you know there
Fresh rrult and Vegetables in Season
are several diseases of the finger-nails?"
Give me a call. Inspect mv stock, and I
sh«< «'ontinued. "Well, there ar«*. One will
A. D. CHAHLTOJi, General Western Passenger Agent.
guarantee prices to suit you.
is called onychia parasitica, which is
much to be drea«ied. It acts u|s>n the
nails by thickening and drying them.
Family Grocery Store.
They lose their polish and grow rough
and brittle.
With a powerful glass the
Third Street, MoMinnville, Oregon.
Have a Few
little parasites which cause the trouble
can I m * seen griming in among the com
ponent parts of the nail. The nail has
a dirty broyvn e«dor, streaked with a
(Successor to L. KO<>T.)
darker color, ami the nail is raised up
ami thickemal. The tlisense is rar«*, ami
Dealer in
can only I m * treat«*«l by a skillful physi
Third St., Opposite
cian.
All rrcih Qooda, Qroctries. Flour, Bacon, ar
••Th«* white s|H*cks on the nail, which
YAMHILL CO, BANK.
We were told as children Indicate« I gift*
That they will
Q'.aanrarc and Crockery.
an* r«*tdly a nail disease, resulting, I
D on ’ t F orget the P lace ,
think, from slight disease*.
Hang-nails ♦F*G««ods delivered to purchnnera tn the cits
arc when* the nail a«lher<- to th«*cuticle,
and proves more than any thing else the
—Where you will—
MiMiniivillo
U'O of tlu matiicur«* s art. Hypertmphy
often ntlli« is th«* nails, causing an ex*
They also have a SMALLfcLOT of
ceMive growth ami a «lull, yellowish
c<»lor, and often pro«lu«vs extnme pain
Hardware. Tinware, Etc., Etc.,
from ingrowing nails and other irrita
That will also be sold
tion. 'I ids can L m * rvm«*died by a skilled
manicure, but cannot be cured.”
• o
l hey|have a few
The blind men of Brooklyn are in the
main self-supporting. All are engaged
PI OUS, HARROW»,
either m commercial pursuits or else
work at trades.
Piano-tuning is their
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»EEDERS And
favorite pursuit.
Nearly all are mar
ried and have families.
None have
HAIN WAGONS
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marrie«! wives similarly affected, and
That will be aold
th«« total number of blind men In the Eine Carriage*. Hack« and
I Furnishing Goods of all kind, and above
! all THE LOWEST PRICES. Also agents
•ity, which is leas than one hundred, are
»addle llorar»,
for the
friendly, and aid each other in time of
And everything in the Livery hire,
When you want anything in that line you
seed. One of them is worth f 100,000.
will oonsult your own interest as well aa Brownsville W oolen Hill,
in good shape
and a (fawn more are worth half that
on re to oall and see ua. We think we can suit Carrying a full line of al) goods made by
amount.
At Reasonable Rate«.
you. Try it
A. H. <k O O. HODSON.
M’MINNVILLE
CITY MARKET,
PIONEER BOOT ANO SHOE STORE.
Low Prices to Suit
Times, and where you won’t have to Pay
P. t • BrOWiie.
orthern
N
SHOREST!
Lowest Rates
New Firm, New Goods, New Prices
Baxter i Martin
ta F m tan
—=St PAUL or MINNEAPOLIS,
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No. 2 Washington St., Portland, Oregon.
A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON BISHOP & KAY.
J. Harv. Henderson,
HEATING (llail.a
& cook
wlOvBS
■THE CLOTHIERS!
YAM HILL CO.,
SELL FOR CASH
VERY LOW.
LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLES
ALWAYS FIND
Low for Cash..
LOGAN BROS. & HENDERSON.
LATEST_STYLES.
Low for Cash.
these oelebrated mills