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lilXIN'S FOR STOVES.
A DEALER IN HEATERS TELL8
THEV CAUSE TROUBLE.
HOW
Trll.ulutliiim of IVill Who lliluk Tlivy
Knim About Tlu'lr Move, but rind
Vlion TlH-y lh'dlrti to llopnlr Tlii'lu That
Their I;mruiicu Is Appalling.
Tho Hfo of n deal or in Btovo ropalrn
in not ono of unulloyotl blifis. Ho lins
nil oIohsos of people to tloul with, mid
tho Kronter portion of thoin soldom
know what thoy wnnk Thoy think thoy
do, but thoy don't. TIiIh will bo rondlly
understood when it 1h known that thcro
nro nmiiufiicturrd today between 70,000
mid 80,000 dliroront utovtw. AHoach va
rlety linn from 8 to 15 component parts
thiH will niako u total of bot.we.on fiflO,
000 and OJO.OOO dlll'urent plueefl. It
will bo neon that unless minuto dutalla
aro given thoro aro possibilities of hav
ing a niixod stovo on yonr hands. A
visit to ono of tho hit-gout repair shops
in tlio eountiy was productlvo of nonio
interesting 'nformntion iih well iih home
aniuHing Incidents.
"It is oiiigiilur, " wild tho nianagor,
"how littlo tho goneial publlo knowH
about stoves. People will liandlo a btovo
for yoars and still bo a stranger to it.
Then, whou BOtnething liappoim to it,
thoy como to ub and expect us to luiow
what part in wanted by a genornl tie
Horintion. Wo cam supplies of about
80,000 different stoves. Thoro aro about
800 Btovo nmnufiiot mors in this country,
mid thoy turn out on an averago 0,000
now designs overy year. As wo aro
called upon toBupply tho different parts
of all of thcni, wo havo to koop iv pretty
lurgo Htook on hand.
"Wo. havoi'our Btorles full of sup.
pllen, which weigh 2,500 tons. Bcsidos
tlno wo havo U00 tons of patterns and
pay $10,000 yearly for now designs.
Our Htook is an accumulation of over 2U
yearn. Sonio of our supplies aro for
Btoves that haven't boon manufactured
for years. Ono would think that people
would want tho latest pattern in Btoves,
but they don't. They will hang onto a
Btovo as long as thoro is anything to
patch up. Why, only tho other day wo
woro asked to Bupply a grato for n Btovo
that was mndo in 18!l(). You t-co, thoro
aro lots of pooplc, especially in tho
country, who uso tho old fashioned wood
Btoves, and although ono of tho now
stoves would savo thorn enough in ono
season to pay for itsolf they stick to tho
old ones.
"Wo havo any number of amusing
experiences, although boiiio of thorn
would try tho pationco of a saint. Poo
plo will como to us who think thoy havo
enough information if they glvo us tho
namo of their Btovo. An Irishman
walked into our plnco tho othor day.
Ho was ono of thoso positivo Irishmen
who think it impoisiblo to make a mis
take. " 'Good mornii),' ho bogan. 'Oi was
laid off yestorday, an Oi just camu
down to git sonio flxin's for tho stovo.
Tho ould womau'B boon lackin for n
now baok this long toimo. '
" 'What kind of a stovo is it?'
" 'Oh, just n common ivory day
fctovo, '
" 'Dooa it burn coal or wood?'
'"It's n. coal Btovo an burns a dlvil
of a lot of coal. Sure, it takos tho best
part of mo wages buyin coal.'
"'What is tho ntuno uuil nunibor of
it?'
'"No. 8 Star.'
" 'Aro you Buro?'
" 'Am OI snro? Of courso Ol'm auro,
D'yo BuppohQ Ol'vo sat in front of it for
tho last eight years an not know what
kind of u htovo it is? Phut do you t'luk
OI am, a ohoomp?'
" 'But thoro is no Buoh Btovo mndo.'
Ta Hint. Kn? Mnvlm vnn t'illk VOU
know moro about it than Oi do, an yo
nlvor Buno tho stovo at all, at all. '
" 'But thoro aro sovoral kinds of
Stars. Who is tho makor, what is tho
dato of tho patont, and what is tho bIzo
of tho ovon?'
" 'An do you havo to know all that?
Sure, tho noxt tolmo Oi como down for
n job loiko thiH Oi'll Bind boiiio ono
ulso,
"Thou thoro is tho 'handy' man, who
comes in with n piece of string or a
Btiok. Thoro aro knots in tho string and
nicks on tho Btiok to Bhow that tho etovo
is 'so long and so (loop. ' Whou wo ton
him what is uoeessmy boforo ho can bo
accommodated, ho boats n hasty rotroat,
And thoro is tho lady who thinks wo aro
just horrid, whou wo toll her that wo
dou't know what kind of a stovo alio
has, that thoro aro between 70,000 and
80,000 for which wo havo repairs, and
that how might bo any ono of thorn.
"Tho othor day a Uorinan who keeps
u boooudhinid sloro wiw in hoiofor eoma
parts to two stoves that ho hod bought,
Ho could not t.poak Kngllsli very well,
and as near as Uioulurlc could niako out
tho jinnies, of his htovos woro tho 'Him
Bago' mid tho 'Maggots,' As no such
Btoyoa wwo mndo to our knowledge, wo
woro boniowhat puzzled, Finally tho
nntninifiui was rosortod to. and tho Qor
man triniuphantly pointed out tho
jjaiiiysolhiHfltovuB. Thoy wero tho 'Buo
cois' and tho ' Magnetic '
"Occasionally " m of N' Bpoojwi.'
dyke prilor eonius in. Ho woutu water
front. Ho lias tho noma mid tho dutoilu
all right, and wo Rlvo him tho part mid
KUKUOHt tlmt wo swid n mn to put It In
for lilui. Ho dwillnpu our n.tbtnnco
Bays Itu Is uwal to thoso Hltlo julm, Ilo
uiiIovh them. Jiiwiilon ho Isn't ft W
fool iw sonio pw)ilo, who puy u mun to
do iv Blniplo littlo plow of work when
thpy could snvo tho niouoy by dntii It
tJioniHulvus, Ntuftrtny Jio romoti In oiiwy
whJ whim to ).imw wlmt wo mean by
kIvIiih )ln. tho wrong front. Upon m
VMilgtitlon It npjMwrn tlmt lio Ji liwm
out tlio llvobrluk nil rllt, but luw ne
Jwilud to reiimvMtho iriioll, wlilpli nmkon
(ho Wilt fr' (t'" ,ft,'"g l'X Um u,
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jf tho people wwiW I moro portto.
wliir to wivo i tlio rlalit lnfonimtlwi,
thoy wooM Jmvo Im tryuhjo In Imvlnif
,thflrHtvw wjmlrod."-OJloaijo M
WJO,
WANT ANY FERTILIZER?
rim Ctitlrnn OiiTrrniiiriil niln( Amiy Nl.
irulo orHoiln to Amorloi.n I'uinur.
Tho Chiloiiu govcrumeut Iiub appro
priated n largo Bum of money to pay for
tho transportation of hoveral eaigoes ui
nitrate from Chile to the United Htates
uitd tho ebtabllshuieiit heioof a bureau
of distribution. A commissioner has
boon appointed who represents tho Chil
ean government hero in tho tests to be
mado with it in comparison with do-mo-itio
fertilizers.
Thepooploof Chiloboliuvothat if tho
farmers of this country onco know tho
Miluo of nitrate of soda as a fertilizer
they will uso it in proferonco to tho
manufactured fertilizers. But Ciiilo's
llrst aim is to develop n uuirkot for its
nitrates in tho United States. Up to tho
piosont time England and ono or two
other European countries havo been the
consumers of tho nitrate found in Chile.
Very littlo is exported to tho United
States. And tho reason for this, bo say
tho Chilonns, to that thomoritsof this
peculiar fertilizer aro almost unknown
to American agriculturists.
For tho past two months tho Chilean
government has boon distributing small
packages of nitrate of soda from Wash
ington, where the Chiloan agont has es
tablished tompornry headquarters mul Is
working in conjunction with tho depart
ment of agriculture. Up to tho present
time a ship's cargo has been glvon out
in this way to farmers and horticultur
ists. Experiments In tlio past prove tunc
tlio nitrato is a valuablo top dressing for
wheat and oats, a hundredweight of
tho nitrato per aero producing an In
crease in tho crop of 12 bushels per aero
in wheat and from four to ilvo sacks in
oats. Arraiigonionts aro bolng mado to
fcond to n largo number of proininont
farmers in various parts of this country
a sufficient imontity of nltruto to ferti
lize an aero of land, In ordor that tho
results may bo compared with othor fer
tilizers used iu adjoining ground. Sov
oral cargoes of nitrato will bo Bout horo
fromChilo for this purpose Now York
World.
A DLIND GIRL PRINTER.
film Quickly I.ciiru to Hot Typo Willi Kpoctl
mul Acciiruoy.
A rcmarkoblo caso of what can be
done by n blind person is now bolng ox
onipliflod at Swalodalo, near Mason
City, la. Somo 13 weeks ago S. B. An
goll purchased tho Swalodalo Boo, and
not having enough assistance his blind
Bister, Miss Hattlo Angoll, prevailed
upon him to allow her to go Into tho
olllco and assist in tho work. For tho
first few days Bho found ocoupttiou in
folding papers, etc., and sho soon bo
oiuno bo proficient in that sho asked to
bo allowed to not typo and was glvon a
caso to see what sho could do. In loss
than an hour sho had tho boxes learnod,
and her first Btlckfnl of typo was sot" in
60 minutes.
What is still moro lomarkablo, she
can now sot as much typo as tho avor
ago compositor and do it with greator
accuracy. Sho experiences but littlo
difficulty with her copy. Sho is oxport
In writing tlio languago of tho blind,
and mattor is dictated to her. Writing
it down in hor language, bIio goes to
hor caso, and gliding her fingers ovor
tlio raised surfaco sho rotaius in hor
mind entire Hontoncos and accordingly
can sot with groat rapidity. In ordor to
got tho typo right sido up hor middlo
flugor is used in fooling tho nicks, and
this is done while tho typo is being lif t
od into position to tho slick. Sho has
uot yot nttemptod to dlstributo typo, but
she oxpeots to soon become mastor of
this art as well. Miss Angoll is a vi
intelligent young woman and is a ilno
player on tho piano. Sho has also
achieved quito a littlo famo as a slngor.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
APPLIED VICARIOUSLY.
Al.tnualrU YiiiuiK i:ni;tWliiiiuii Vrncurv a
I'ri'tfuriptlou 1'ruin (Jyp.lim,
Thomas Barnes, a young man do
boribed ns holding a good position in a
cubiirb of London, has boon paying court
to Miss Francos Mltoholl. Lovodld not
agree with him, Ho got thin and could
not Bloop nights. Instead of consulting
a doctor, Barnos wont to tho gypsies,
from whom ho obtained a prescription.
Thou ho invited Miss Mitchell to tako n
walk in tho HloamiiiK. Arriving at a so-
eluded spot, ho pricked tho astonished
young woman hovoral times in tno arm,
smoto hor a violent blow In tho faco
and Hod. Tho proscription, it seomod,
was to bo used vicariously upon Miss
Mitchell, who had her oceoutrio lovor
token to jail.
Barnes infonuod tlio pouco magis
trate that tho gypalos told htm that it
was necessary to brulso tho nkiii und
draw blood from tho lady of his ohoico,
both of which ho did effectively. Tho
nioBiBtriito was inclined to glvo Barnes
iv tosto of hard labor; hut, yielding to
tho entreaties of Miss Mitchell, whoso
lovo was not estrangod by the eccentric
Ity of tho young Idiot, ho was moroly
bound over to koup tho poaco, Now
York Bun's Loudon Lottor.
pim'U.IUo iliuKwupltJ.
nrltlsh imvol oxports, on tho whole,
aro not particularly enthuslontio us to
tho inorlU of tho Unitod Stntos cruiser
Oliloogo. Jt Is admitted that tho crow
aro yory smart, but thoy aro too juvenile
Innkinualtouother to ploiwo tho English
eye, Tho ytwel looks well, hut being
old, as worships go, bIio lacks many Im
provements whldi iuo to lw found on
ti.n intiir built uhiiw, Ono oulmly wuim-
lior critio declares tlmt tint ChitmgQ'
chief merit ooimUtu iu roominess und
gonerul MKiworlhlnow, "ml ha Wiidl
adds tlmt " tlio nuoloiisof n novy this
vowel Is quito wurtby of vmmt. " Lon
don Jitter.
A wnlano oao of lwrrowlng Is riKrtol
fi-nm Hhbriiiail Mills. A IIIAII WllQM
homo ww d&stroyod by flro lost wliiMr
liM orrowel v lumsw frum mm if w
friends, which lio will havo imnlwl to
Ids lot mill will oooupy m h ilwvllinv
tills uriuiier, roturuintf H in thQ -
KmrnUa Jounwl
8HE WA8 HELD UP.
Anil yt, After All, the MUle Tot Mule Ko
Troubje About It.
"This highway business is getting no
bad that somothlng must bo done eoou, "
said the stout man to n reporter as he
looked ovor his free paper and road of
mother holdup. "Why, jiut tho other
day my daughter was going homo about
0 o'clock, when bIio was stopped by n
man who Bald ho wanted her monoy.
She just yelled as loud as she could and
tan. There was no ono in sight or hear
ing, but tho follow evidently got Beared
and quit, and Bho got homo ull right."
"That was tcrriblo," Baid tho loou
man with tho Borlous faco.
"It was, for a fact," Bald tho stout
man.
"Not n circumstanco to a oasolsaw
the othor day," said tho loan man, as if
ho didn't euro if tlio subject wero drop
ped right there or not.
"What's that?" said tho stout man.
"Fact. Not half as bad us ono I Baw
tho other day.
"What was it?" asked tho stout man
as tho gang began to listen.
"Well, I hate to toll it, but if you
infiist on tho story I guess I'll havo to
tell it briefly. It Imppenod in tho pres
ence of at least 20 people. I am orry to
say I was ono ot tuom. A nttio gin
not over 5 years of ago was hold up, and
10 cents and a child's car ticket taken
from hor, and never a bouI to oner an
objection."
"Why didn't you got up and doBomo
thing?" asked the stout man indig
nantly. "It was nono of my alTair," said tho
loan man carelessly.
"Whoro was this?" blurted thd Btout
man, growing fierce
"Oh, on a street car. Tho littlo girl's
mother held her up bo tho oonduetor
could tako tho faro. ' '
Tho Btout man collapsed, and tho loan
man contluued to look as If ho was not
in any way iutorostod in tho caso. St.
Louis Post-Dippatch.
A Komimmbullstlo Fluliermnn.
A Pittsburgor, who is ft fisherman,
told mo ft strango Btory about a guido
who attends him on his excursions on
Lake Erio. Tho old guido lives at Putin-Bay,
and every night when at homo
ho was accustomed to put out a uignt
lino for n catch of fish. Ono summor it
was a regular ocourronco for a long po
rlod for him to got up and find tho fish
romoved from his hooks and placed in a
basket in his cabin. Ho was at a loss to
account for thoso strango proceedings,
knowing of no porsoif bo kind ns to pavo
him tho labor.
Ono morning boiiio of his frloiwls
happoned to bo near his placo vory early,
when thoy found tho old ushorman out
in his boat getting tho catch of tho
night from his linos. Ho apparently
paid no attention to the salutations of
his friends, but proceeded with Ills
work. After ho had complotod tho round
of his Hues ho rowed Blowlybaok to tho
landiiiK. milking fast his boat and re
moving tho baskot of fish from it. As
ho camo toward his friends with tho
baskot upon his shoulder they noticed n
b trnn go expression on his faco.
Ho passed them by without noticing
thoir prosouco, whou ono of tho party
ran aftor him and caught his arm. This
Bcomcd to bring tho old fisherman out of
his Btraugo stalo, mid ho looked around
as if awakonlng from ft dream. Ho
could not explain why ho was thoro and
concluded ho had boon getting up ovory
morning iu his Bloop and performing his
work without knowing it. Thus tho
strange inoldont was explained, -Pittsburg
Dispatch.
TiiIhfKlthellnorOft,
Natural aptitudo to grasp a situation
has boon turned to account moro than
onco on tho stago, and iu ono caso, if
tho verooityof a favorite comodian goes
for anything, it saved a panlo ami pos
siblo loss of life.
"Wo wero playing ono night Btands,"
Bald ho, "in Kansas during tho torJblo
poriod of cyolonos and found oursolvos
iu ft largo, dilapidated building called
by courtesy ft thoator,
"Tho low comedian was on tho stago
in tho part of a drunken husband ro
colving ft vigorous lecture from hid wifo,
'Madam,' ho hod just observed, 'fyou
keep on, you'll talk tho roof onV'wnOn
thoro was u roar heard, followod by a
tremendous crash, tho building swaying
liko a treo in ft storm. Kvorybody
jumpod to tholr foot, for thoy saw tho
roof had boon carried awoy, Thoy wero
about to turn mid mako ouodashfpr tho
exits whou'tho comodian, coming 'down
to tho footlights, looked up into tho air,
and quick as a fiash turned to th$ lady
and sold, 'Thorp, what did I toll you?'
Tho oudlonoo howled with langhtor.and
tho qulokwlttod comedian was utmonut'
odly tho moans of provontlug serious
calamity. " ExRhK"'
rtirummgtn III Nvul.
Hooding sovnral well known novels,
I noticed ft ronnidoraiJlQ diversity in
tho iiiimlior of characters Introduced
and was Induced to calculate tho iinm
bar, with tho following results, which
aro curious and worth recording. I havo
admitted its chornotors all who join In
sud help on tho nation, omitting 'thoso
who tiro only mentioned in the conver
nitlou of tho actors.
It will lw Boon tlmt I havo taken
eight novels of eight well known Jwrlt
ers: llosant, All nons an' iuwmhww
of Men," 88 Trollopo, Horoljcstf,
Tuwuix," BUi Lylton, "Nlghtl mid
Morning," 43$ Boott, "Heart of Mid.
lothlon," 10i O.KIlot, "MiddlQimrtch,"
fill; Dim-null, "Tailored," COi Tlmck
oroy, "Vanity Fair," 0i J)k,
"Diwld C'opporfleld," JOI.-NoM wid
Queries,
)iiiujli " U ruiiir.
Mr, MuiiyKlrlr I Imvo Alutyurt
tliiu my wulilwr low rolld mo of f 30,
j'rlinl JIhvo yon iotlnl tlifl po
llwij
Mr, rwiynlrl Wt ? rilBl
lit in nun iiuiro vJiwi to wonowi Mi ;
plilMt iluujliinr. If lio vxi,H Aft H,
tli.m i slittll liiivn lilitt IwVwl wp.'rt
iu IHftlMtf.
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PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
AND POTASSIUM
Makes
Marvelous Cures
in Blood Poison
seHMHMHMMMIi
Rheumatism
and Scrofula
p. P 1. Durlflu tba blood. Imlldi ud
th wek and doblllUtod, kItih
DftKO
For prlmarjr. leoondarr and torlUrr
Tpbllf. (or blood poUonlim, luorcn
rial polnon, malaria, draptnala. and
in all blood and (kin dlieimoi. IUa
btotouoi. plrnplos, old chronic uIcitb,
tatter, tenia neaa,
oaiama wo mar .!
I, bolla. erlvla.
sr, winoiil (uarof
P. 1. I. It tlio tiott
ntradlctlon, that
hlniHl nurioar In the irnrld. and Makes
lot
nml
(nail eaaea
aitiTw. apeoar anu pvriuauviib uutva
t.-i ' :; '.j ' . .-..
Ladlea wboee aritama are polaoned
an Impure ooriul-
tloD. doe to roeaatrual Irre.ularltloi,
HOQUIPin
I
I
are paoullariy Dene
derral tonlo and bli
efited by the won-
tonlo and blood oiaai
niiuaiirup-
err
ertlcaot i. V. V.-PMCKiy
u,l-ok
'He
boot and rotanlum
' BTMHamto, Mo., Aug, litb, 1803.
loanapQaaiaiua ni
loan apeak
i the blaueet term! of
Yourmeuioino jrora my own urrui
kaowledse. Iwaaaneotedwitnneari
knowledge,
xmaaiomo ironw
e, pit
iTenrliy and rhouioatlim for
ICKi UJ IHD TDrUMB
llnff
one
ttie of yonr P. P. P., end nan
one.
heerfoliy aay it n
oodtbananytniniri
! uun. hi
tlbateeTer
ourmedloln
ita nlaaaaea
aye erer taken.
aofferers of the above aieeaae
I oan reoommenn your jneuioiae vu
i w i. riv
Scrlngfleld, Oreen County, Mo,
F. W. SETTLEMIKUl
J. H. BETTXiBMIKR
PSTABLISIIEI) 1803.
CT
THE WOODBURN NURSERIES!
Havo tho largest and moBt conipleto ussortment ot
FKUIT and SHADE TREES,
EVERGREENS, ROSES,
On the North.
-Wo
Ii5 diiTorontJvariottos of Applos,' I07of Rososjand othor stock
in proportion. Sond for Catalogue
Q 0
J. H. Setllemier 4 Son,
Woodburn, Oregon.
Hardware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Latent Improved Gox)h und Lowmt l'rlcoa.
Hi W. Cor. Slate and Liberty St, SALEM, OREGON
S. W. THOMPSON & Co.,
Always Koop on"hand a largo Htoclc of looso and unmounted
Diamonds, Rubios, Sapphiros and imported Opals.
21 Commercial Street.
J. RUBINSTEIN,
A.LL BTYfcES SUI'J.'S
Dyolng and Ropairing,
See?
vice, I tarry large line of Optical fJootlu mid can lit your Kywi ftt one slttiiijj.
W. "W. MARTIN, Optician
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KIDNEY TROUBLES
and DYSPEPSIA .
Aro entirely reaioed by P.P-P
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or the c
and proyant any apreadlnir of the
aoree. I bare taken nreoraixDomea
and feel confident that another epurae
will ettecc a unre. It ha also relieved
me from Indlspitlon and itomaon
trouWe.. &,
Attorney at LaW
Book w Blood Diseases MM m
all rmuaoiBTS bbil it.
LiPPMAM BROS.
puorniETons,
KJvpBMB'e Mloeh,rBB tA, fl
5
226 'Acrea; 8,000,000
Troea: 1,000,000 Plunts.
J
SEquiw. Tx., January 14. 1803.
Uxaiiia. LirrwAM Unoe.. BaYannah.
Oa.i dtniltpiin-l inre tried your l
l. 1. Tor a (ilieaio of tho akin, utuelly
known a akin ranoor.of thirty year
SI1RUBSJOLIMBINU PLANTS,JEtc,
Pacific Coast.
Jinvo-
MISIIOIIANT TAILOR.
amis v ane to urae .
mado to ordor. AIbo Cloaning,
08 COMMJijnorArj BTW5KT.
I make v, Hieollty of lltllfite tlio Kyo wltli ainweM.
I Imvo InuJ thlrty.flvu yauM' eximrlenco, wliloli,
with my Krnnoli TrUI Vm, enable mo in cor
rtxitlv tUlho iino. There In no olmrKe for my r
W.A.Ul'JlfK. ,
ji)nlnt,
j.n
AI.MHT.
CtMiiUr.
OI SAIvKM,
TMiiMtols a gtnsrxl Idkimh busltiM.
I'lOllllitMllullll 111
iriAdtt. MifUMli ,WU
, ULI1II111 111 IMII1 U UUIISMAUIMHI i
filiillUlue.MU.llt, ttUlt lHii,M,l
ifljiiiliwi riuesiJi ii
I, VANIJUVW,
Akrnr.
i.ina,
amun,
unw.
II, V. MAlTHKlrt.
-.Ulrietors,
Kiiliiiipnlyol Urn: lu..(m and
liMhs.
II. Mt. ti iiiiA iflvail
LoaldW. ti.fll.fr'llffXIMl iMy.tU
w rsre iv'j, mi ,?
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or n
ItlOUNUlUDi
VI
AioTO
TO
SALT LAKE DENVER
OMAHA, KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
AMD ALL
EASTERN CITIES
DAYS to
CHICAGO
Jii
lnnpo the Ouickest to Chicago
and
""" mo tast.
Ujjjitin Quicker to Omaha and Kan
Through Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Fro
Reclining Chair Cars, Dining Cars.
K.KM.KKYANDKa ON,) "vvv,v""
liorraten ftud general Information call on
or bddreaa,
W.'H. UDIH.UUHT. Aul, 0. 1. A
3M NVMhln.toi) 8t Cor.Bd
IflKTlAKD, OllKGON,
East and South
-VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
01 tlic-
Southern Pacific
Company.
t'AI.irOUNIA BXIMIBH! TllAIN HON DAILY lir
TWKIN rollTI.AMD AND H, F,
Hoillll. '
fiorlli.
i 16 p. m.TTv F()rtluud ArT
D.i il d. m. IjV. Hulom l.v.
8:'J) a. in
fiiitu a, m
7HXlp. n
Iftll a.m. Ar. Han Kran. Uv,
Above trill nH Rtop at all itntlonn from
I'ortlnud to Albany Imiliulvoj ulso atTiiugoiii
hdd, Ilnlie)', IlarrlHbiirg, Junction City,
(rvlng. KiiKono und all hUUIous from lloiioburg
to Anulaud Inclusive
UOMKMlllid UAlli DAILY,
rf.isu a. m. I l'V.
IH17 a. iu I bY.
:fi0 p. m. I Ar.
1'orlEud
Hatem
ltoROliurg
Ar7T:0 p. in.
l.v. I l:i0 p. m.
Lv. 7A a. in
IHulng Gum on Ogdoii Kouto
PDLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS
ANU-j-
Socond Class Slueping Cars
Attaohed to alt through trains.
rVestSide Division. Between Portland
and- Mil's:
PAILT (KXCKIT HUKDAY).
7:1k) u. in.
litliip.m.
i.v.
Ar.
"I'orltund"
llorvallls
'Tr.
LV,
JL'dHJL'JZ!;
At Albany ana Oorvullls connect
trains of Oreuon I'antno ltallroad.
wUh
PHBHTUA1W (DAILY KXOKITBPWDAY
TTti) p, in,
7i2S p. m
Lv. l'oriland Ar. Br. in
Ar. MoMlnnvllle l.v. I ft) a. m
THROUGH TICKETS
To all polnu In tho KaaUrn Htatas, Canada
T aa.." . n.l,iUa4 ImaAst tntt ka1
Irom W. W. HKINNKIt. Agent, Halem,
lCf.'ltOUKItfl. AssU U. if. and 1'hm. Ag't
K. KOlSIILiKH. Manasnr
N
ORTHERN
PACIF
C R. R.
R
U
N
S
Pullman
Sleepln Cars
Dlnlnp- Cars
Elegant
Tourist
Sleoolno' Cars
PAUL
mom
TO
IAN ) FORKS
STPN
A and
THROUGH TIOICKTS
TO
and ill
Points CbiI end Couth
Kor Information, lime oara,inuisi
tliksls oaill mi or vrrlU
If, A, TJIOMAH, Ant, HalomJ
Or A. I. (JirAiniH, Awt, fJtnK PAaa
Agouti I'orUwuil, Ort'gon,
-: DRESSMAKING:-
In thw
I-.ATKHT KAHHIONA1IMS HTYMifl.
v
CHICAGO
WAS HQT0N.
mfmat
HOSTUN
CtJTTIKO AHH VtVtlKU A WKi)ittV,
,l.wBBa',,
The CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL
RAILWAY.
Trovolom "iimlio n nolc on U"
This Groat Railway Svstem Connect
ST. PAUL and OMAHA
With nil traiiscontlnontni:iliiMglvln
dlrcct and awlft oommuntoo
Hon to.Rll
V
HT1CHN ana BOUlllKKN 1'OINTB,
AND IB TJIH
:::0NLY LINK:::
running
Llhted;;nntl leiun) Ilrnted
Klootrlo
V on tl lulled trains of tlriptm Hlrpplng,
1'arlor, Dlnlni; nnd Hullel
Oira, with
JFreo Jtealliiiitd Chairs,
WiiUliik!'. IU scrvloo lioooud.to; nouoln tb
florid.
TloUoU aro on iaIo at all prornlncnl.rallro4
tlckut omce.
For further Information nk theiearMitr i
road agout, or uddreae
C.J. EDDY, General Agt.
J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass Agt.
PORTLAND, Oregon."
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
(Northern Pacific R. R, Co., Lmu.)
' run
T"VO 3TAST QAIKS
Dully
Mlnneacolla nnd Chicago.
Milwaukee and all
I noiiu la wiioeuiin: dqhk
In. conncotlnn In Qulcugo with nil llnoa run.
nliRratnudiouth
Tlokoti told and haegago obeckol throui
111
to all polnu In tho United BtatM and Cans.
I'rovlnces. .....
Kor lull Information regarding Iloulcs.raten,
maps, folders, etc, address yur nearest iok
el agent or JAfl. O.VOMD,
Hon. l'nss. nnd Tkt.'Aat.. Milwaukee, Wl
HOUSE Painting, Decorating,
11 Hard Wood Finishing,
Can give goodlrorcrences. Estimates furnish
ed. Address, Oeo.Ksolistruth. ralcm. Kffl
deuce on Halem Motor Unllway, North Pen 1"
Leave orders el fllelnrr lllossera. H
Rheumatism
Lumbago, Sciatica.
Kidney Complaints,
E.QtriO BSOKi C.
LV .
DR. SANDEH'S'ELECTRIG JELT
J N TV-
Vlth Bleotro-Maanatlo 8U8JBHORT
JLsttit I'atratsrHcst ImproTeiit 1
Will our without mtKllrlna all WmIm. multln. frMtt
OT.MiUlonot brln irro forci "n&SS
crttlon, u nonraus dfblilty. lMplfMn. Untuor,
rliumtpm, kidney, llTur'ftnd.LisdJiT ejiHS..
lmbW,luml.u.soitlra, si f;ml opmplis
Dr.wral II licltli. iui. 'ilils floctrio 1 sonMM
V'l.tfal Incraf.attU orr Ul or. our"a
rreal u
will oura all of tlio abor dlHH or no pa. Vnn.
and) liava baaii eurea vy una niamx
after all otW rrin4la f afloU, ancl o l
i.r teiilmonlAla In tbla and avtrv other at
inn. fnVMltUl
utlTo uBdrd-
Cur IC.rf.l Ipr..l klBWlUO WtM
rrrulMt boon ar offrl wrak .men. rKS
lid dars Hand fur IlWu 1'aioplilft, inaltaj.i
8AN0BN KLIOTRIO, OO.t
hf... liaii'lralH tract. 1'OKTI.ANl. OX
lUamovou to.ir, ililru hiiu w usuiuctoa hm
X'ortland. Or,
HERCULES
GISorGMIHS
A SURE
POWER.
NO EU0TRI0
WITH A CHEAP
LINE. RfOUiKI
mm. NO bat
6ro. ALWAYS
and YOUR WIFE
fPAJRKa NWff
OflABEWflASO
NO IWhWB EM
m!laTKUW
RA8VT8 8TW(T,
CAN SUM If.
Iff m
o
WE BIVE AOTUAL POWER.
1 PALMER & REY.
BiinJCniiifUw.CoL, f ortlMwl, 0
FOR
OT8.
In Voutwtt we Hill
A NhimiIo 1:hvIhi, of wlHaei
WIIIXV, IX1MII or IIHUNKVIK
lOZZONIS
OWDER.
Vou Iiato seen It Klrertlseilfor riistiy
years, Uut.lmv ou ver trlert !-
ajumfiHiaiuH a-anirw m.
Ualdes Mnt sn iuikiiowad.d iMNuitlller,
Msiuaiijrisirt
Mlilii uaas, llprwreiiuctifti.
,wliwl Uu.lsaaaiisiairaftlralUWt
tlaaWMitiii:UtUi4iBlJllii
ut4i,lii(ailtla
uui.auii burn
mi bum
'aUIIISSUWialUallMfc
wuuivlij-
uii iu lliu faoa durluif Im
It Is HuH KfrfwWtr
Vftm amiir.ta. ailltraaa
itut maai.wr .
.A.POZtOHl 00.t,LoulfM
MKUriOM 1WIS.
WANTED AGENTS
-tiij- '
ORT. Mm I J
BlU.llf
iaaltl,(rr.'
2 1 Pai:J i
O a U H ym HI
BHOWN'iS m FOUNTAIN VASIII.,
liMt auam .. V aliw . kiifvn, ..il
Wo ir wiui lull niMrni nous. .'.
lldlis sl f lJ
lAUmJlf, ,! ll'VU, I
lW
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