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Wt H f wfptHr whp,
Mm veftriwl to A (trfttf niltttf with A
wwfwwtoM wl flinvefn am wiimi neii
Mrfritttf iriiiitiilntf uti 1 1.
iM mt IttHtTIIKMt Willi nil" tllfHHlll It ft
fcp rimMx ftfTHlr, but for tiio mw ot
fmmimy to wondl fono n Mlpronft
M hU Itthfrw.wt Mnil ho thought It lmr
rfWr ftxtmrritffliil, nml then hn mIi!
"Bml't ywi tlikk, ilrnr, tlwt Hint la n
.rtfl,rtmJ for nrifl of y(f dollcnlo hum
Mt Mrtetl Hxwritncer
Uto mnrHiiiml wmipfliliiKof thnnloi.
"Ytm," lw went on, "I iiiwit my tliHt I
4m't llk,H lwt of tlmt Kurt. No?, ovc t
Itwi tfeat big ono with tlio Jilnnud
jmhI ww rl rok thuru'n vlinillulty fur
in W Intiennottt hwtrt ho felt nirnn.
tor fa reality tho lint looked chciip to
Mm. tin, Audier onlyiwlili
"Vwy well. dir your Ut ulioll pro-
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no tiiov parted, Mr, Itimlicr
Ittmni for her mlllinur's, Mr, Itunhtr
ftlJIly Mid K'O'ly heuddl for hli ofllco,
Jl wd two wkN boforo ho got tho
JO In the tneantlrno ho hml como to
Mb Mm1 hut iHiuiorwdy, Mrs. Ituahcr
dHlluhtod with It, Tltcn tho
ktwbrtnd found n lottor wuillnif
th office. Uvro it in:
- ttONNKTR.
'THlf UIUVJIK KlLMNKIW.
" i To Mr, 1fipil Itmlier, Dr.
fcmbtt ,. pH)
"Thow ploitiM, my dear," Mrs. Ruihcr
epklnwl. "uro tho Ixmt. Tlmt plcco of
felt I very flno, nnd thoso flowore nro
imp"-
"Mm. RuBhor," tho young mnn wild,
vhMt wn thft prlco of tlmt othor ImtT"
"If you tniut know. Legiil, dour,"
Mttited tho nwcut little wifo. "it wiui u
kld over, marked down to $7.08."
In h little hook tlmt Mr. Legal Ruithur
Jbop lie hufl lutuly iiddod tills Itomi
I tafwrtottea lit milliner)'..,, V 68
Dotrolt Froo Proas.
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A few year bro tho wlfo of n worthy
tan,of IiiMwn. Conn., dlod. Tim man
K (rood hearted num. but llttlonccus-
flHH) to the couvontlouulltles of life,
ttrtt iwlwpn not poMfowed of tho moot
hrUHttat iiiKilltict in tho world. Tho
fWMmtl of tho good woman occurred nt
tb vulHrfh, und tho hUHbund wun about
, ' ttw only tnournor. During tho Bormon,
l : , wMh whu h littlo Ioiik. tho nmii thought
i ' JM wtmM like to Rinoko. Accordingly
1m rrNilrtHl to tho front utepa of tho
.,;, (iiii) tJMJmluKhted his pipo mid wus soon
L t iftbtMtf wlwt comfort ho could out of it.
0AM a nthbor camn along. "What's
- n th mntfer, John?" ho luiked, "Lost my
i wifal" tuKubrlounly. "Not" In suniriso.
Xm I huvo. by bobIi. If you dont bo
. s. , tMavattKuintheroiindtioo." Tho neigh
,Wr teok his word for It. Bangor Corn
' MMMWiHl.
1 ' ' Likely to Come.
Little Dlck-I wish 1 had a pair of
'jiImws.
" FfttUwr Why don't you pray for thorn?
' Little Dick-Woll, akiites wouldn't bo
, l any good without Ico. I'll toll you how
C , we'll ftx it. You got tho tikutos, nnd I'll
Sk fY tot lco.Uood Nuw.
. Old Tulht Not Inlerrated.
LiKleSou 1 wish bicycles hmllieeu
MTmtvl when you wcro a ly.
Fthw (rtii Inflnontinl cltlen Why
m, my tocir
Uttlo BoM-'Cause we'd Iwd gool
wk by this time. nxolutngo,
A Orat 8uccr.
CUtr Iwi't It jwrfectly lovelythis
Wfiittr wlurutlon of women?
iW-Whyr
Clwn The iwporpnyii 60 inir rent, of
tb Ver coiIoko graduates gtuuir
4.New Vork W'wtay,
Hapvrtlnit Tou Much.
LUmtewsnt (dictating; hU report) You
M KtMiHK bohlnd uguiu, 1'rlvotu IVt)tn-
11$. A ele,ver shortlmnd writer should
Ktitonces ahead.
rnhmy nm two
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v?W eyci wiui Mit Miiirf rHM
hk ptfrfwl Mhifn M ww hirttrt,
tik I0WWIW Wi'll, Wllrtl IrMIMIWIIt U
trnWf I rf I ' fthil iiiifliiicWuly htA
trty Hf I" "' "l' '"' (tiiMtt trtir
Wk t'lH stow, flll, H1 It ihhmI l
Ftioli winw, wtw jtncllilK l'it
(liHli xliu t-trtiM rtlTotil, Or wtlfW
liiBfllcsmrtl wurtil Ww)ll her Hid
hrjhor IrricCd (kkIh,
"Tint fird lo vi'ly," mIiI sli, wltli
it nlnli. 'IUl I'HH't go ntiV lillioi4 M
"No. wdrrin'f ft) MfMKlir,Ht
nl llio llltlo olmp iniilMr-nlly
Itotaiiwi wo io ' Hi" top floor
mid tho oloViUor don't o'ny
frtttlicrl"
Miinnm'rt kind nml tlia Kiornl
iHUKlit'if nlon tho nl6wiicn ami
chmIi iflrld pIciiwmI Uio Who cytxl ilnr
IliiK very miicli Ho folt UUtwtit
Vrv wlw liuk'wli
Half Bti hour Intor Jio wnn llln
lug to n iMtrgnln In nifffl on Drond
wny
"J don't know whothor It wwild
iilfaiifl my huwlMiiid or nof," slio xuld,
lookliiK at ono of tlio down tlmt hud
k-oii iiiillwi down nnd nproiul iHjforo
hor for thn fourth or fifth tlino,
"PfljMt don't know nriytliifift ntiout
it," chimed in littlo bluo oyc.
"Bhl"
"Well, you told Jilm bo thin mom
Ing."
"B-f h I hIi )" Rut Mio iookod a trlflo
ml In tlio nock, Whllo tho rinlortmnrt
patU'd tho curly hood nnd fltnilcd,
"You did, mnmnm," porsistcd tho
child, who roKonted IkjUi tho alftn of
tnnUmml diwipprovnl nnd cletkly
tHitrounxo. And papa wild"
"Wllliol"
"Papn wild ho didn't caro what
you bought.''
"Of courra not," munnurcd tho
nlook Halewnnn laughingly. "You
linvo a go(Hl pnpa, littlo ono."
Mamma blUHliingly examined the
prodoiiH rug a littlo closer nnd hur
riedly wild (die bolioved Bho'd talco It
"Would you rather havo this old
thing limn tho dresat" nnxiouHly
iiHlied tho boy, while liii) mamma
tried in vain to dlreet IiIh attention
U tho Kitout curpot Bweopor. "Bo-
(!4lUKO"
"Wllliol 8-fihl" sho Hhnndy In
terrupted. "1 don't know what I'll
do with you I Forty dollars did you
wiyf
"You know, muinma, you can't
hnvo thlfl and tho"
Sho tdiook tho fatal Ronteneo in
two.
"Well, pupa wild"
Out jimt what papa wild tho grin
ning employees of that ofitabllHh
muut will novor Icuow, for tho fond
mumtna yanked tlio blue eyed chat
terbox out of tho fitoro in n hurry.
Uho didn't buy a rug either. ow
York Herald.
Lofty Mountain Luke.
'llio moHt lofty lakes, nro found
among tlio Himalaya lnouiitaliw in
TliibOt. Thoir nltitudcii do not, how
over. Kconi to havo been very accu
mtely gauged, for different author!
tlcn givo wldcldifl'iiront figures ro
giuihu,ir thorn. Acooidhig to Home,
LuUo Mimwu ownr, ono of thowicrcxl
lukcM of Thiliot, is between 10,000 and
20,000 feet above tho luvol of tho tea,
and if this 1h m it in undoubtedly tho
loftlcKt in tho world.
Two other Thibetan lakes, thoio of
Chatnmoo nnd Suralcol, aio wild to bo
17,000 and IM00 feet in oltltudo re
Hpoctivcly. For a long tlmo It was
mipposcil thntLakoTitieaca, In South
Ammlen, wa tho loftlot in tho
world, It covers about J, BOO squaio
tnllort. Is 1)21 feet In Its greatest depth
and is 12,000 feot ubovo tho ea. In
njito of iuoxiietltudo with regard to
thumcommmiunta of tho olovntlon of
the Thibetan lakes thoy nro no doubt
coiiHitlorably higher Uiuu this or any
othor, -Chicago Heiald.
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to kM h Mrfmsf Afcf Hit
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ttrn wt Wh f Itottw tMifttNf
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Kn, Mttt, If. A AfWi WM (IrMHii "fid
Ml4 Aftef At iM tteM lltff
k ffoflt Of tfc fl(W!t' 6f C'OHMI" John
kf, m MwilM Tnw, ofiM niifoii
rtfcrtt, It wim tkrk, Mil my tfm
wer tM on Ifflf mf hmt the
Mt Wrf Hlflril III I'OfirtfMllOII
Mid jfrtVo fid (ttif'Hll 10 His sIMtliy sp
Ufrtch l"blnd Ihefii til n H. mtt
tbumt num. ttlfl In A Hbt rolorwl
orrrrwit ll Mejrjd Ix-hlfid Mf. After
Ofid pliM-wl otm Imitd m mW'Ii sldf of hef
hfrtd, Me jiffl lli'W Mtnllt"! ellhef
-licek nnd th"li turned nnd fil Ills ni
lion irnWllii"iled d lli lftdlfi
it&rtlrd tlmt thy fnllcd for inwneut to
ndeHnfn1 It. Then Mrs. Af tor ttdM
k hrtlnU to her liend nnd lenrfied tlmt
n hud hern fobbed of hor dlsfnond rur
ring.
"Oh, denr, my earrings nri gonor sb'
4iclnlmed,
A cry for iwnlntnnco was nt one rmwvt
br nil of tho ladlis. Cnlls wero made foi
tho police A largo crowd gathered hi m
few moments, hut too Into to bo of erv
Ico. Tlio lhlf nftcr 'securing his plun
ler started nt ft rapid gall along the
lrlvoway Ixitween the reldences of Colo
nel Hay and General .lames J Tracy
A man loft his buggy to cliaso him, bin
tho fugitlvo enMly eluded him in tin
darkness, Ho had probably ascertained
tho lay of tho land In advanco and knew
exactly tho bent courno to pursue.
Tho highwayman gnlnotl inwesslon of
the earrings by owning the clasps and
flipping thum out of tho ears. Mrs
Artcr escaped Injury and only learned
tlio nbsctiLO of tho earrings when she In
tlnctlvoly reached for them nnd found
them gone. Cnch of them contained u
largo Bolltalro diamond, und sho prized
them highly. Tlio vnluo of the gcins li
about ft00.
"It Is tho only caso of tho kind ot
which I have over heard." said Captain
Humphrey, of tho dctectires. . "There
aro a fow cases in which earrings have
been torn from tho cars, but I do not le
licvo that any other highwayman has hail
the nervo to open tho clasps nnd remove
tho earrings just as tho owner would
havo done. Everything conspired in fa
vor of tho thiof. When Mrs. Arter fell
tho mnn's handH pressed against her
checks from bohind, sho supposed that it
was her husband, and that he had over
taken her nnd proposed togivo her a stir
priso. Tho first thought of tho other
ludlcB In tho party was that Sirs. Arter
was receiving a singular greeting from
BOino'relatlvo whom thoy did not know
Of courno it was ull over in a moment,
and then thoy discovered their mUtnko."
Clo eland Loader
&MmAH dlrlMftil On MkMfffl.
w triw Kflndiri down lowuhl Ml N
itlstloil, mufclil kksI limn Willi lw W'l
h HtH IMld fllK.fll fiflrtfll mAim
tfolM, All Hi MIC l'nl MM. 'MMf
totlf We liAdcoiimnfoiind llwl liw
t Und, flfid llirfo Hbonl Mti
ii,A,i mm Hid old foeb etiulns rseklii t'
wnfil . H hfift bo4 niM Urn MJ
Wilfid !fi wns f'rtlo nli'l ciwslft. bill
lid fff?ed r. flinl W foil Id sj b th"
wy IM ImU wm sjillllfi fire slm wni re
miwiI toi. 'Hnrnctf If I jnirip, MM (Sip
'Wrirfliiitf Jntiiifllinf tip lOMiliMnM
wllh IkiIIi engines Iwhwl light nnd Mldln
oil tb" mils. W mw old lllll llrfffl
jump from llio Jack, roll down sli fee
of bank, crawl under wire fetiinjiml
slfiflonndend run tliroiigh n field of
wheat Thtf flrnnflfi was nftcr him.
Well, we met nnd It was Jtist n Imfd
bump, splitting our cowentchef.
"An cwiti ns tlmt blamed old Jack came
(in ifstidiitlll of rotiro lm begnti to
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Hfsdc I'fit-ltiff filmrb'".
An oWfvniil Ainrflenii haidlwivered
tlmt irriirin on wind lnrtruifi"ii J
peiiernllf flitl'1 !1J"l,,f'1 'i' ' . . ,
clicks, cmiml f Imbly by the frriinehl
Mirtln Mi the fml'il nueles. Wlilfh nfo
brotigbl ln( pl b tho net of blow
ln. The c InrlonM. tlio flute, thu tornet,
tlin If olnlKrtifl ntid tho Trench horn Afo
nlitnld lei I rxt ellent fnriori III pro
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"T1ki Wlnllifop." Milt fll"i "t Th A i
H Toft Oily
(on standstill of courw Mm jig,,, ml(, indentation so often
(Miff oil tlio 'otrretf m1 i'fc . ' 23 , .Ml b nrtlflelal means.-
khurt ami Vrtrlt.
Wuryou hw tho innjorV onlerli.
W&W kt lvo you Ihvu In hU scn'iecr
kjkm tho ttist Iwx of clgurn but one."
TRgtiUiatt.
Kl Htlguvll,
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L4y (on tlw WMchHWhy
HMI mm iw m snip tu uu-
mh'I m of you-
KMumiNiiy W0 vo t
rNtMi to wtH wAtetv, mum.
4r H KrtwUnwl War
iwr Utrtml lnvlUtlaf
Hcliuol Work Iteilurcil tu kii Art.
A thoroughly good bvhool Uwson Ih
n work of art. To wltnusa ono euch
aflfonls as much gemiino ilensuro as
u M)i formnncu by a gonitis upon it
mimical Instrument. In conducting
a recitation tho German Hchool
uuuitci' In my opinion stands pro
omlucnt. Out oven tho best of
ffchooluuudorc noldom gives a lea
son which h In every way witis-
factory to hlmsolf. 1 havo attondetl
many lcfeoiiB in (lonnnny nnd iwr
Ueuhuly lu Jena, ono of tho world's
centers of jHHlngogical thought
which vcro thoroughly plnnneil.
beautiful, interesting, but whieil
woro in spito of all eonsldered fall,
urea liecaiiM) thoy woiv weak in ono
or mom elements. This is instruc
tion converted iutoniluo art,Dr.
J. M lllco iu Forum.
Hi Cut or tllllUrvl lull.
A Cairo doctor tlefccrilioa tho nuvn.
uer in which nn elephant raid la con.
ducted nutl tho loss of llfo ntuioil In
tlio hunt and In cnrrylug tho ivory to
tho shore, Uo calculates tlint nmtv
dium dUihI, fiiultliwi tusk yields two
or oocMiounuy tliuxi billlnnl Iwlls,
ad ovory lnll mean at least ouo
uiurtltMr and ono mvat crimo. Ion.
Uoa TltlUts.
A rruitb.
"Johnny, idvo h h ivrovotb."
"AmpatatioH k Uie UUf of leg."
llxqwr" IkMr.
A ClmrltHbla ClrRrjnc Hound.
It has como to bo fully recognized that
tho less red tnpo there Is about a chart
tablo scheino tho quicker and most efl)
cicntly aro tho two parties tho needy
and tho helper brought together. The
Nccdlowork guild is n superb example of
simple benevolence, and a plun recently
proposed by a London man to aid the
destituto of that city may bo tho incep
tion of nnothor equally vast and unob
structed philanthropy.
It Is proposed that every person whol
willing to undortnko to contribute to the
need of some needy family during the
coming winter shall send his or her name
In to a committee
This committee acts simply as a clear
ing Iioubo, and tho plan is known ns the
clcuring houso plan, forwarding the
nnmo to the clergyman or recognized
head of some district whero help Is need
oil, who In return responds with the ad
dress of tho family to bo assisted. That
is all. tho gifts going directly from the
reliever to the relieved without Inter
mediaries or circumlocution. Ilor Point
of Vlow iu Now York Times.
IJIII wan standing out In tho wheat when
wo struck. Then when tho Jack started
bark to town you ought 'o seen Mm. Ho
yelled like n crazy man, dived under tho
fmco, climbed up tho bank nnd chased
her down tho track. Ho got on tho tow
catcher nnd edged along the board to the
cab and sloped her. No was on the
gldln when wo pulled through town As
wo enmo up ha stuck his I end out nnd
says, 'Did I skcor yeV Cap was purly
mad, but ho says, 'Uy thnndcr. I didn't
chnwi Into no wheat Meld." Chicago
Nows-Itecord.
ftlie I'alil iter Own Pore.
They got Into tho horso car together,
nnd thoro was n distinctly annoyed ox
prcssion on her fnto. Ho looked fairly
well pleased with himself nnd tho world
In general. An they sat down tho girl
Iwwed to a friend in tho opposlto cor
ner, nnd keeping hor oyes fixed upon tho
conductor allowed her companion to
talk to her which ho did with many
laughs nt his own abounding humor.
Dy and by tho collector of fares strolled
up, nnd boforo tho oung man could re
cover from tho cifoct of a joke bo had
been inuking tho young woman had paid
her own faro. Very shortly after UiIm
act of emancipated woman, tho youth
said stiffly that this was his corner and
departed. Then tho girl's friend orosned
over and asked Ircathlessly:
"Mario, why did you do thatr
"I did that," said Mario, with an om
inous determination to do that again if
circumstances should demand it. "1 did
that because I wouldn't havo that man
call on mo. He's an Idiot. I can't bear
him. Ho camo upon mo by chanco as I
waited for tlio car. and got on with
mo. And could you bo under even a
fivo cent obligation to a man whom yonr
mother wouldn't receive? I couldn't,
and if ho's insulted, why, it was an
easier way than to never bo at home to
him. don't you think?"
But Mario's friend, looking at her
thoughtfully, merely said:
"You'ro refreshingly young, child."
So that the rest of tho car did not have
finally hcttled for them the question of
whether a woman may rofuso to inenr
fivo tent obligations if sho wishes. Now
York World. h
Tns Curfwii Ciwmmi W "" "" Hn To"'
nlnl courted by nrtlflelal
New York Telegram
IVImt Mill rVsrril,
John Bttiart Mill could get littlo
idiumiiro from intlRio III tho Intor
yearn of his lifo becnuo his over
ntralnod mind reasoned that "muslo
won only n combination of notes, nnd
mathematically considered tho tlmo
must como when nil mich possible
comblnntlonfl would havo boon exhausted,"
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KecihiB Up with the rrucetntuu.
"I was n bearer at a funernl in Peeks
kill." said Chuuncoy M. Depew. "The
procession to tho cemetery, which is
three miles out of tow it, had boon mov
Inir In tho usual orderly and proper way
when suddenly wo were surprised at the
accelerated motion of tho carriage
Ptotty noon it c.tmo near upsetting
Looking out wo found that wo had run
through tho bars into a plowed field anil
wero going furiously across it. making
for a ditch Tho driver meanwhile win
standing up and plyttig the whip with
both hands. I cried, 'Sam. are yonr
horse running uwayr 'No. nlr. wan
tho reply. Well, what uro yon driving
us across lots for? 'Well. sir. the horses
attached to tho hear-o havo run away
nnd up in this country it li the custom
for tho bearers to follow Tho heanie,"-
JSow York World
I'lly for Urn rrrualun.
Judge Prisoner at tho bar, havo yon
onj thing to mty for jouwelf?
Prisoucr Yi. m'huU I admits I'm a
vugnbon and a thief, but yer oughter t
worn thankful I'm hero and let mo orr
lightly.
Judg How do you iimko that out?
Prisoner Well. uposo wo blokes
weut ou striko and turned houoat, what
would yor ludsldpund ilch us joutlu
fur alb In?
Judgo (sovervly) Urn ri ears
penal wrvitudo, Loudon Tit-Uit.
Watar ftir tli f'lr
Owltig to tho diniculty of snpn)im;
Cldcago with pure drinking WHter n
com pany called the Waukesha lljgeuta
.vuwuj u iiau a pnw nnecmixtnirttsl
from tho sprtngs at Wnukitw. 101 mites
distant, to tho city, and tho company Inu
ctcndel It pipe Una for twvaty.H
aiilf through the grounds mul build.
ins of the World's fair. Thr water will
U dUpcuwd at ovw SW fountains ttnd
booths. Tho ownership of the spring
which U Mid to j-kld aO0.OOO tfsJlo&i
4ily, I obviously woM aluahK
Tim Srrprnt'n Jartlciil Ilfnd. cL I,
Thcro is a lielief current in all parish.'
India that a certain uriety of snaRc,
colled a "shesh nag" by tlio natives, is
provided by nature with a precious jewel
when it leaches tho ago of 100 years.
This jewel, according to tho popular bo
lief, is set in tho center of tho top of the
serpent's head. Tho ono who kills a shesh
nngoftho ubovo ago. and appropriates
tho jewel, will bo tho iiossessor of a tal
isman far moio valuable than tho fabu
lous "mitdstotio." It seems as though
but few hnakts of this variety live to be
centenarians, there being, to tho best of
tlio writer's knowledge, but ono "sor
pent jewel" in all tho Ca.st Indian col
lections, that belonging to Mr. Framji
Dodabbal (lovokar. of Tarspur. in tho
Bombay Presidency.
This jewel, a thin, hemitrnnsluccnt
crescent with sharp angles, has a center
plcco of remarkable brilliancy, which
keeps up an unceasing hcriis of oscilla
tions. Tho reverse of tho jewel isiorous
and is said to Iw a sure antidote for all
inannor of poisons. The gaikwar of
Barodo. tlio mahnraj.ih of Kollmpur and
tcml other rich natie princes havo
offea-d Mr. Onvekar fabulous prices for
his antique jowcl. St. Luuis Ropublic.
I-ft liy tli 'umlul.
Tlio.mdal woodcutters in the Cali
fornia sequoia forests used to cut trees
nt a distance of from a dozen to twentv
feet above tlio ground in order to avoid
tho gnarled and knotted base. But it
has lately leon found tlut these stumps
are as vahublo as tho atmi-ilit wno,i
Thognnrls present most beautiful flgur
Ings and the wixhI is tuwu into thin
shtvts and used for interior decorations.
Now these stuiuiw nw being dug out
and booh uot even a estigo will remain
to show what was tho nppearnme of
sotnoof tho most majestic natural mon
utneuts of this wonderful continent.
Now York Sun.
"
SB. I L. 0ABKIB.
Stricken Down with Heart Disoaoe.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Jnd.
OzNTtntEV: I fed It ay duty, ns -well as n
plciuuro, to publish, unsolicited, to too v.otld tho
Dcncui recciTca irora nn. milcb- Rcstobrtivs
RtMCDiia. I was ctucten down with Heart
Jjiaratm and Its complications, a mpld pul-io vary-
iur irom uu 10 iu uuuis . r raiuuiu. a cuouinc cr
buinlug sciuatlon In the wlLd pipe, oppression
THOUSANDS&
gton of tho heart and below lower rib, pain In tho
arms, thortnci of breath, tlccplcssuots, weakness
and ccncrnl debility. Tho arteries in my neck
would throb lolcntly. tho throbbing of my heart
could bo heard acrou a largo room and would
ibaLn my whole body. I was po nervous that I
could not bold my hand steady. I have been
umtrr the treatment of eminent phyoieiam,
and hnre takm gallons of Patent MediHnm
tetthnut the Irnut benefit. A friend recom
mended ymir remedies Sho was cured by Dr.
lilies' remedies IbnoUien-, , ,
thrco botilei of your Ncwrl I UtT j
Heart euro and two bottles vwillUU
Nervine My pulso is normal, I have no more
TinlcntthrobblnK of the heart, iuitiu min
I sincerely rerommend ovcry ono with tmjjloiai
of Heart Ulsease to take fir. MlUt' lUntora
Hen Itemetttr and be, cured.
Uypsura City, Kani. L L. Cikmzs.
SOLO ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE.
TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTS.
-old by D. J. Fry, druirsrist, Paletn
Th (Irunth of tlm Rcurfpln lUblt.
Tlio premiership of k?U tieil scarf ef
fect ami the dissemination of how to
wear tho fccarfpln has helped tho jewelry
makers-forever)' well to do man, out of
the greater regard which tho quietude of
tho clothing has eugeudervd Tor tho rest
which tho bit of neclw ear coloring im
parls luu beeu led to nn ownemldp of
m,0r. !,f thwo oWm l" decoratlou
hlch have a just right in their proper
tllllO Btld td.icu ami nni Uwvt,..., ,1... ...... ,
important piece of masculine jewelry in
everyday garb -Clothkrand PuruUlier.
Tho dty council of Vienna recently
npprmed a gymnastic society for adopt
Ing tho colors of tho German empire for
lis own nud pasiing a resolution toad
MX no foreigner except Germain to
teouiivrsldp.
Dr. Powell Reeves & Co,
Tho Old Rollable Specialists,
La,?.?f. N,'w Ynrk Hospitals. Graduate with
High Honors Tent) eare'exi)rlence
a I'rofetsur, Leciurer, Autlinr aud
BDcIallt lu Chroulo Dleancs.
Catarrh,
Bronchitis,
Cough and
Difficulty of
Breathing
Successful
ly treated
with specif
ic remedies
thoroughly
tested and
proved by
the
OLD DOCTOR
Who Is ono of nature's noblemen,
thoroughly devoted to his profession
and ever roady to help tho afflicted.
NERVOUS DEBILITY SU'SS-a
middle skwI men The Auf,ilelKUolerl In
discretion, pnh! iclnit wejluicvt, Wil ,.
HOOD, night enitMlotia, exba. .tin dralnf,
bathtulneM, Iom u( tmrK), wcakuin of both
bo,!) aud brain. uurUlliig me lor tudy.builncii
and uiarrlaxe Healed llh ne ir lalliui ucces
Oet eured and be a man OT
BWOD AHD iKW Sjgaps!S:
KIDMBY'AHD URINARY JSyvir
lir.Ndlmtui In urine, hriadi" o r whlrtnlta
CATARRH S'Zi-'te f-
uoVa'raVteS
utn viicvirii HVfXRIIl If) pOMiDlC.
H. F. BROER,
Proprietor of the
DEPOT SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
All IIi.uw.niiMiliiK Mnteflnlmndo to order fit Ihclnwrnt Portland
prlu. Hto us liefore oti buy.
AIIOIIIK MASON.
A. II. SMITH
General - Contractors,
Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete amir.Masoii Work,
Tiling, Ac. All work promptly done.
SALEM, OREGON.
uxxmcmevasneacKa,aamKwi'MniuuTitMMiam,A ar:ia
CLEAN!
It you would be clean and hayo your clothes .done uj
in tho neateft.ftnd dresmest manner, take them to tho
SALKJ1 STEAK LAVKDRY
where all work is done by white labor and in the most
prompt runuuei. COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
I .itierty Street
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA ROUTE
oftuo
Southern Pacific Company.
CALIFOK.VIA EXPItKMM TRAIN RUN DAIL1
BKTWKKV POBTIND AND S. F.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Jleak at All flours oi the Da
Buuib.
7.tX.' p. iu.
tf-lh p. m.
8.io a.m.
l.v.
Lv.
Ar
l'ortlaud
Hultm
.San tran.
Ar.
Lv.
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7 UP p. n
AtX)e Irulna timcnlv m
iiuud nonu ur HiKPtmnr i...i .. .!....
n ni7 ,t .. -wr.. luuiauij
i-ni), nuuuuuin, buitm. Albau
tuutccni. dDtaUK. IluUey. HnrrlsliurV
lullouliiL' bta
rtli
Juni-tlimClty.lrvruB uud fc.u'eiitf.
UUUfcUUlM MALI. DAIl.,
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II-17 a. tn
0 p. tn.
i.v.
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Ar.
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fciilcra
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Ar, 4 jp. ni.
L. l- p. ru.
Lv. 7-OJ a. ii
All)nny Local, Ually Kxcept Sunday.
ou) I), in
TJ p.m.
t-lM p. tn.
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Albany
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None but Vlllln Inhnrm ... xrt In (hi
rhtnbllMliineut.
Agoodbubstantlal meal o ktd In Qrt-i
HeHntyle
1 went -fl y cenu per meal
RH5D KROJ1
(Tnnrt Ktrw between pcia .House an
Mlut' LlvArv
MAYan,(1, .8nlttry nnd expenses
III AH I'etmantnt j.laco Anplj' now
ouij jirouers or nuiWry stilcL on boti,
AniHrlcan aud Canadian kIN Haidy vi
v-u d-t & B.,t Nurstry men, Ctilcago.
Diiiinjj Cars ou Ogdcu Koutv
PULLMAN BOFFET SLEEPERS
AAD-
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Attained to all throuU lniln.
lYest Side Division. Between Portlao
and Cemllis:
PAII.V. (MCK1T SONHAVI
7."5ja.m. I
110 p. tn. J
ruriland""
)rvalll
I 6H"p7n
I liM y. u.
At Albany and 'Airvullls mmiM t i. '
trains or Orifon IviUc ! lUllrd! I
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A tMcMUrlblJ 6 a. i
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7.i v. in.
moucej
H,
BtUrUH a Qovarnmwt BondigWJraU of intomt, indemnity in old RR0
r AhOIi, You wuiaot.low a dollar in a MohutU company. Cash and paid
4ivaiwKtr, Mr. H. G. Colton, Gaa'l Aent of tho Masenchu.
niMttUU La;iiwiuwi aowpaiy, w in Ut ity ad if you ar UuhIur of oarly.
PRIVATE ;,
i ntUm from builmw. " """',
c..tw.MiHleu(? ud imMIclni. ut kcii S from
0H.Pn.HELL REEVES CO..
Xw Located at 210 Coni'l Sl Sal
m.
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TlllSOUdil TICKETS
T .11 t .
ni mini m 1 1 1", turn .. t
ar. RoaEt. a..i n. l. ?." "'".
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From Termini! or Interior Points the
J
Pacific
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To all Points East and South,
!stt.rT,ff?bt
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No chan a .
mK?.St?iiKi.u..',
.01 Utwt Kcjupito,
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars,
f.WMtorholcwo?Brfi?Bw' w4 iSf:
llek.u,nd Bm U1 coudiii.
ELEQAKT DAY COACHES,
2
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VJS: tt"wi
ONLY
LINE
KUMING
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 . M.
7:30 P. M.
UAYS TO
CHICAGO
72 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and
Kansas City.
PULLMAN and TOURIbT SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINIMR ruYlo
it CARS. DlrJlun pad?
uKorRr3d?elSia geneml ""orwitlon call
w.m.iuunLuurtT,AMt,a.p.A.
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