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Newspaper Page Textl),MjuLTfr'iftlinVfrrnft ijlhiiillW'ifi1 " TIIH BUSINESS RUN'S I.UNCH. Hard Wmk and Hand In Indigestion go Hand'. Coneeiitfil!il thought, rmtitmrit In, robs tlir itutiiai-n -if m-cc.'Wmy mooil. nntl this U nlxo true or li.iul pllynlciil l.ilior. When live liorae-iiower engine U made to do ten horse-power work soiiidlilnir Is jrolnir to break. Very often Hie hard worked wan coming' from the field or the office will "bolt" hia food In a few min utes which will take hours to digest Then too, many foods tare, about as useful In the stomach as a keg of nails would be in a fire under a boiler. The ill-used stomach refuses to do Its work without the proper stimulus which it gets from the blood and nerves. The nerves are weak and " ready to break," because they do not get the nourishment they require from the blood, finally the ill-used brain is morbidly wide awake when the overworked man at tempts to find rest in bed. I ne application 01 common sense in the treatment of the stomach and the whole' system brings to the busy man the Allien- ioyment of life and healthy digestion when le takes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to relieve a bilious stomach or after a too hearty meal, and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify, enrich and vitalize the blood. The " Pellets " Rre tiny sugar-coated pills made of highly concen trated vegetable ingredients which" relieve the stomach of all offending matters easily and thoroughly. They need onlybe taken, for a short time to cure the biliousness, constipation and slothfulness. ortorporl of the liver; then the "Medical Discovery" should be taken in teaspoonful doses to' in crease the blood and enrich It. It has a peculiar effect upon the lining membranes of the stomach and bowels, toning tip; and EircngmcniiiK uieni ior ail lime.. The whole system feels the effect of the pure blood courBing through the body and the nerves are vitalized and .strengthened, hot deadened, or put to sleep) as the so-called celery compounds nud nerve mixtures do but refreshed and fed on the food they need for health. If you suffer from iudi gestion, dyspepsia, nervousness, and any of the Ills which come from impure blood and disordered stomach, you can cure yourself with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery which can be obtained at drug store in the country. ny mm uasasi IIIH vm, n m? rs.f -c ?', .frl I CHfi This extra ordinary Be Juvenator Is tho most wonderful discovery of tho age. It lias Wn en dorsed by tho lettcllugccfcn. tlflo men of l.uropo and America. ilinJyan is j-irely vego Utile. Iludrin stops Promatureness of the dls cnargo in 20 Constlpatl vialntta, FalUng Sen satiotis. Nerv ous twitching of tho eyes and other parts. 'Strengthens, Invigorates and tones the entire system. Hudjan cures Debility, Nervousness, KraliiBlons, anddevelopts and restore? week, organs. Pilns in die MeJr, lotacr bv an v 01 airs. Cures LOST UAHHOOD nialiUtoppec M oulcklr. Over 2,000 private endorsements. I'remarareneni means impotencr In Uie first ttuto. It U a symptom of seminal vroaknees r. id barrenness. It can be stopped lu to days liyihouseofHudyan, The new dUcovery was mtdn by the Bpeclal Jttioftlio old famous lludion Medical Inttltuli. It Is the strongest vllsllmr made. It la very mwi'rful, but baimlcis. Bold for J1.0O a pack ei(0cr6 packages for 88.00 (plain sealed bom). Written guarantee glre.i for cure. Ifyoubny tAx boxes and are not entirely cured, six sure will feasant to you free of all charges. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Address HUDSON MEDIO A li INBTITUTK, , llltHtloiiBtocktoH.JtlnrUet&KUUSta. Nuufrauctaco.Cal. : Mexican Mustang Liniment; for fturnst 'Jnked & Inflamed Udder. IMlCB. .huumatlc Pains, irulifrt nd Strain; limning Sores, ltitUmmtota, .:i Iff Joint, t: 'meat & Suddle Sort, ''Iniiciit Lumbago, Blfitorfl, All Cnttla Ailments. Ml Ifui'sio Allnicntrt, Ml fthftup Allmenta, I, Pcnctriile5 MiiwjIo, iHutiibrnne mid Tliwuo Quickly to the Very Sent of Pilnmid OnwtH It In n, Jiffy. .Uuli lit Vlxorotmly jMlUUNg IJllllltllt fOMiJUDrt tyy?''' WIAVS WOULD. PWNCE8S BEATRICE, THE VOUNGEvST DAUGHTER OF QUEEN VICTORIA. Drwlne t) Necfc -What of Mi. Cllega Women? Lambrequins anil Draperies. Kqual BUMs at rareot.-Told of the Em press Frederick Victoria Receptions Princess Beatrice" tho youngest dough tor of Qooon Victoria, li 'undoubtedly the favorite of all that sovereign's many childron and exercises' the' greatest in fluonceupon her mother, whoMoonstont companion she has beon ever ntuoo the death of the princer consort. Not even tho marriage of the p"riuccsa baa dimin ished tho intimacy of tho relations bo tween mother and daughter, nnd -whenever her majesty travels tho prinoess uconpics mo Bnnio day add night saloon carriages as her mother, hor husband, Priilco Henry of Battenburg, being rel egated (o nuother part of tho train, olthor with the children orwith tho gontlomen in waiting. Princess Boatrico has always boen known as tho most accomplished musi oian of tho royal family. When quite young, sho dovolopod n wonderful gift of reading difficult rauslo at sight, and this has beon carefully cultivated. Sho is also a most cracefnl omnnrunr nntl has net mnsio'to various poems by Lord Tennyson, These songs were heard a t PniNCESS BEATRICE. year ago at tho great concort given as a memorial of tho lato poet laureate. A couploof years ago the princoss narrow ly escaped being burned to death while staying at Hesso-Darmstadt She was on a visit at tho timo to hor brother-in-law, Prince Louis of Battonburg, and whilo thero the beautiful palace of Hoi ligenberg caught flro at night, tho flames spreading with such rapidity that the prinoess baroly had time to savo her life, losing all her jewols and effects. To tho princess belongs the credit of reviving in tho broast of hor mothor tho long dormant tasto for thoatrioal on tertainmonts. In hor youth Quoen Vic toria was frequently throughout tbo London Hcason to bo seen at tho various theaturri with her young husband, and for tho first IS yoars that followed her marriage hardly inissod n single operatio event in tho metropolis, allowing not only a L'eon and intelligent approolation of both uiuaio and drama, but also' m Tory kindly fooling toward tho artists. Aftor tho death of tho prince consort, in 1601, tho quoou deallned to hoar any longer of anything connooted with tbo stage, and it watf only with tho ntmoat difficulty that aomo ten years ago tho princess was ablo to induoo her mother to pormit tho organization nf aomo tab leaux vlvants at Osborne. This had the effoot of paving tho wuy to amateur the ntrioals, of which tho princess, notwith standing her strongly dovolopod embon point, is inordinately fond, nud from amateur theatricals to performances giv en by professionals was but nuother atop. Now tho queen has again taken auoh p liking to tho drama that aho notuall goos to tho enormous expense of having entire metropolitan troops and tbl aoeuery con voyod all tho way from Lon don to Balmoral, u 24 iintira' journey; in order to provido her with an event jog's entertainment. In apito of her stoutness, Prinoess Beatrloe is for from looking n good Jioniorod as Iter equally fat sister, PrlnuoN Christian. Her face uvually wcaitiu troubled vxpronsioii and Kills in uttrlbotcd by tliopeoplfcwhgkuow her to the difficulty which' alio expert tiiioe in keeping matters smooth lot tweeu iter by no ineuns agreeable bus bund uud the lutter'tt imperious mother, in-law Now York Tribune. Dressing tlit Htti, Itlblwim, lactM autl ohliYott aru ulluced, for driving tlioniiokof bodice that N to bo yfoni In the owning, wrltea Isabel A. MhIIoii in Tlio LitiUtw' IIoiun Jour nal. Tim wry many beautiful one do VKlopod ill satin nnd silk often depend on tliu nook dnilii for the rieourMlon, uud so imro U tnkcii to choose pretty do yii in dollars, whether the bodice bo high or low. A rww pink hodloo of satin li out out to form rery nhort V, inero Jy uipoaliiK th lirot. With thli U worn m full oap of white lco that U oauuht upon Ibo shoulder tinder two roioltfin of while ll rlhhou, and Ihun is not full, hut laruo4 In In Mm line w hi io form vfhat iii nmrnut In from lh V outline, TbU li ! Uivrtt rtown junior roalollkihoon lh ihouMar. ... A iiollwr W tttty ilr-ooMtlou, wliloli war lx. worn will) a lliflil urmi llk Mica, Willi wlwt lwv "f Miiia oolor, I. of broad wblU ' 'lw'l f0 1 !'," y ani Mbl rwhulil wllH rwalM of yllw lw. Tl W I 1 ! " '' Itig alwt lo thawaUl lliw wildHr tAon mi full- w u'" m dati frlliHB. vary elw'l wml UK !" to thu mIii of tho lw. w prMiuy pri uUt. Th MM t ll "', "ul,l ud tlto nonlrwt ltvwn lh U4i and hal.. mw.II m ll.al vllh lhapalw InLnof haMUa.i wll.llaMftuli (! lUllNbt lb wul of vwlUW lu twlou. Tb iHllHJtof , WWMWllMlJJJ .gu. Ingij..,.!. i,m latciy oollootsd and tabul.-tcd Infonnntjou dealing with ths occupation", of thcro who Lave beon nt tho oolUge, tho ienlt being reported In thi Lou .Ion (jucfti. The total number f ' i nli who liavu loft betweou Oo tober, 1M71, and June. 1883. was 720. Of this number only 007 noed concern us, as of tho remainder boubo havo died and soruo aro foreigners who havo re turned to thoir native land. Of these 607 wo find that 874 aro engagod in teaching, 830 are living at homo (of whom 103 aro married), C havo gone into tho medical profession, 3 aio mis sionaries, 1 is a market gardener, 1 a bookbinder, 2 or 3 aro engaged in char ity organization work, and tho remain der aro said to be "for the most part engagod in secretarial work.' It will bo noticed that moro than half havo takou to teaching, and of thoso it is choorlng to observe only sevor set down as "looking for posts." Loss than one-sixth havo married. Tho proportion Js small, and it would bo' interesting to know whether it is amaller than that prevailing generally among womon of tho samo class and tho same ago. Wo do not hoar of any writers, but to our knowledge at least tbroo aro principally so engaged, one being known as a writer of short stories and sketches, oao as a journalist and tho third as a re markably successful translator. Lauabrequlna and Draperies. In tho interest of trmj art 'the old stylo of lambrequin is no longer" in vogue. In place of it ialongjfBoftIdra pery, fastened to a window polo ox-fes-toonod about it, and either falling: in straight voluminous foldings or looped iiuo graoeiui casoaaes. ,xno noavjiy carved cornice, with on embossed 'cen tral pediment, 'is no mowtd-'be aen laden with accumulated ouat of months of Bwooplngs. .!' Tho best way to arrongo drapery la tho Bimplest In tho old style, stiff 'and saloonliko, tho fabric was out andeewed Into shape on the table. Now iti is drap6d. If drapsd, it noeds .bo directly after tho top is hung, sotbat oaoh win dow is treated by itself. If the room be high, the effect will be heightened iby arranging it in a series of cascades or jabots. In a handBomo parlor thero aro hung first and oloso to tho glass soft,. delicate laoo curtains that reach only to the bot tom of tho sash.- Next follow tho Fredoh festoon shades, generally of pongee or other light Bilks. These consist of 'four longitudinal puffings controlled by a spring roller. Then come the festoouod long laoo curtains, and lastly tho silk brocade volours or tapostry hangings that aro attaohod to tho polo by puffs or festoons and descend to tho floor in ele gant and graoeful wavings. Household News. Equal Rlclits of Farents. In tho Pennsylvania legislature n bill has been introduced to make- mothers and fathors equal in thoir rights of par entage. It provides that a married wom an who is tho'mothertf a minor child, and who contributes by the fruits 'of hor own labor to its-support nnd .education, shall havo equal control and authority over tho child and equal right to its custody nud services as is .now by law possessed by its father. It also gives tho mothor tho samo right as tho f athor iu tho appointment of a testamentary guard ian of thoir child, a privilege whioh ia now possessed by tbo father alouo, and if tho Appointment of suoh guardians is not oonourred in by both parents it ia void and of no offoct. In all cases the mother shall have solo oontroh of the child and tho solo right to its custody and aorviCos . aftor , tho death of tho fa ther. Thoso provisions ia the bill ro quiro that the mother' of a minor child is qualified as a fit nnd proper person to have- odntrol and custody pf if, 'A nuni. uor of Philadelphia ladies are working to secure tho poiwagp of this bill. It ought to booowp a law. Woman's Jour" sal, Told of tka KnipreM Frederick. A pretty act of kludiioas on tho part of tho dowagor empross took plaoo tho other day in a hospital at Potsdam and is told iu an EnglUh paper by an oyo witness, A patient was at death's door, and hia wife iiad been hurriedly sum moned, With her baby in hor arras alio whs walking up and down thu waiting room oloeo to tho ward iu whioh her husband lay, Tho om press happened to pay one of her frequent visits to tbo hospital, and seeing tho poor woman iu her bitter sor row she approaohed to ask aomo aympa thtttlo questions. "Yes, he is dying," tho wife sobbed, "and bu wants to say so inuoh to ma about hor J am to uiauogo when ho Is gone and how the chlldrou aro to bu brought up, but baby Is not well nud orlen. and ho is so weak he can't hear it, aud he may die at any moment," lu an Instant tho empres had taken thu Infant Into her a rim, and while for a whole hour tho mother sat by thu aide of bur dying husband her mnlesty nurnod tbo child, walking up and down the room with It and soothing It with motherly teuderiitt ' VUIl' Hsteyllo&s. A London oorrioidMi sayai Thu suwrlty of the weMher baa Irnd an Im portant tffwH on lbs arrangements or tho ijueon's drawing iwm and thu prlnoy'a luvw, and thtro baa lnu h grvst falling of lu (lis applications for prutiUilo'i at fsrly ilrawluif rsmut, Wowsm aru willing to assum Mf wdl imry rfk Mini lianUblp to wwuru an udlunwiwlib Iter in ajMiy, lutllic' ulnu iUtwt of putiumoula mskw t-vi Mm uiot amhlilou bmltals. The ruin oiniMllliig wouivn to iipwr with bars neck and ibouldtr at thi midday fuuuilous ! till InsUUd mi, and as at; toudsuou lutsjius a nearly two hours' wait In Ilia Mrrlw wutlds, and Ibsii mioilior long fiotr In ll (Mildnaloc rooms Iwfom lha royal ytvwt Uiweh . it is no trow)' lbt wwpW.hU m loud Mi nuwrou. Tim ttn sacwaus;3sg,te5att TTYTPTP ljBfV- a dBTTES &HE THE 5E5T CIGARETTE SMOKERS who care to piy a little more than the cost of ordinary trade cigarettes will find the PET CIGARETTES SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS Made from the highest cost Gold Leaf grown in Virginia, and arc ABSOLUTELY PURE tiW 3 ' nffKam TlBiwlil x-t nflmBtrntim S w a nyFi .jpx. j A Sovereign Remedvftr Cbichs Colds,LaGrippe and all Afiectioas of theThro'at. Chest and Lvngs. 50cts4t-2 5EH0 TOR PRHtR. ABlETiN?lED..OroYiIIe.CaL l'or sale bv LUNN & BHOOK8. m s W CAVtAlOjnRULMAKKSjiW prompt answer and an honest opinion, write to hi I1NN .1- (111., who hare hurt nenrlrflftT Tears' experience In the patent business. Communica tions strictly confidential. A II unilbooU of In formation concerning 1'nlenIN and bow to ob tain mem sent tree. Also a catalog leal and sclontlBo books sent free. Patents taken thrnuah Mnnn SDOdal notice In tbo Hclrnllflc Amerlenn.and thai are brought widely berorothe publlowtth at cost to the Inrontor. TbU splendid paper. Issued weeklr. clcaontljr iltnstrat ed, has br far the largest clreulatloa of anr eclcntlflo wori ilatloa or anr sclentino work in ina vnrliL Hsmple copies sent free, nnnthlr. 120 a roar. Hln eoplea, VI 3 cents. Ercry number contains beau- nnlldl: InaKd 11$ CM cj a Tear, nsmpii Iful . plates. In colors, and pbotocrapbs of new ouses. with plana, enabling builders to show the ut drilen IUMM & ( it aniens ana secure contracts. Aaaress iu, Kiir xar.K, aoi udoadwat- tfao frost continues th:it tho royal drnw ing room will fail to uttraot thoso who aro willing to risk overything ezcoot llfo in order to attend. What ho Wore. Fnahionablo dressmakers say that tha youiiK DucboNB of York now sets the London fanhlona quifo an much as her inotbor-in-lnw, tho PrinceHS of Wales. Tho court chroniclers indorso this by in vnrlubly doftcribitig tho duohess' drossos as fully as thoso of tho prinooHS. Amer ican women may therefore bo iiitorcatod iu knowing that tho duchess at hor first public npponrnnoo this season, at the. opening of tho bazunr at tho admiralty, woro "n blaok silk gown dotted with mauve; black velvet bod loo, with point ed vest of pale iris; bouuot of silver passenionterio, with petunia flowers." As. tho, Prinoess of Wales is not likoly to bo aeon niuuli iufashioiinblosooioty tills Mason, tho young duohesK has booomo . an. Important person iudood. iler baby is said to bo growing up into a rathor plain child, but fat and sturdy, tho lat ter advantages being derived from bis buxom mother, -Loudon Lottor, Ilailu and 1'rlese. It is ICugllHli, if that is any recom mendation to tho young iiousokoopor, not to havo both dado and friozo on the walls. As enoh has grown wider, thu average wull booomus it mcro strip where both aro uited, It is a good plan to u tho dado in balls, dining rooms and bedrooms, resurviug tho frie.u for par lors and rooeptlou rooms. Home of tho now directs lu wall papers fairly defy ilosuriptiou in urtlstlo boitu. ty. One put on mi up town Iiouhq ory rooontly was of heavy cream tinted p pur with n friozo of olemutls vine, which was not (leiliied within a set limit, but was inuDstHl rather thickly along thu up per border of tbo room, long, swaying tondrlls and creeper falling out of II to slruy In ftomo planes almost to (lis waliiaootlug. ThaofTootwasasof a gen tle brtioio gently moving tbs vinos, II seemed almost Includible tbutthey wrs stationary. i Australia, Thu ostablUlimuutof full woman uf fratfo lu lulli Australia Is lu some re tooU the grcatust triumph over gained kit the umiH It iMtahllsbes woman's sVetidoiu orr wlp,O0Q suaru miles of territory, a rgloi larger than all His United fttatwottat of thu MUiUnlppI iiior. It I country destined to W fioms dsnssly populate by hu AliKlo IUioii rsft and to domlnste lbs south srii tiiiltbr. Tbo Australian oorrcsponttant f lb lUMon (!onvrKtlbimlUt writes ixm MruliiN thu sitiiiloii of suffrsas to wouisnlulhat iwmnlry. "Whon lUmk Australia falls lu lint with Ww ',mU4 i this iNHllsr, and of our Australasian J ovulation of nsarlr 4,000,000 about a ouilh will U uiidor 'adult urTrNf' It KMdl UQ grrt vlfl bf roi)wy to ImhH tbt w4f HtVIIltwint of lh uw w Of ItilNsH N till Mkw tlir assTAfliRia. 12Z asWi i M ST siw ask: 15 JuM Wi Bsl fiaW I til VJW BaVMaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVsKaaVC W? Deal -IN- Elephants. HAVE YOU AN ELEPHANT FOR SALE? We will find you a buyer if you have one in good condition and you are willing to sell cheap. WHAT WE ACTUALLY MEAN is that wo have buyers for a number ol iaims and city dwelling homes. Wo aro m correspondence with a largo number of Eastern people who aro coming out hero soon and who havo instruoted us to look them up bargains. NOW WE ARE BEADY to list your elephants that yoa have boon trying to sell for a long time. We will nnd you a buyer and will not bo all summer at it either. Our rates aro moderate and wo aro in touch with thoso wanting property. If you are actually wanting to soil your property and aro ready to list it at a reasonable fieruro we will find you abuyor. Wo also ront and look after property for non-residents. Satisfaction guaranteed, Call on or address J. L. MITCHELL & CO., 210 Commercial St, J. h, Ml'lVUKUh & CU, JIJIOJCKIW IU Grain, Provisions and. Slocks, 110 tfJMMKIIUMi. MT. S'TM-rll'IONK r Hourly quotation fiMot Mill KrelifKCQ Slid VuHi4HUl)UIt)utl'tiW W 1 lifUl ur- Ufa 4 hi our ix-ob At Ifamuw ?mkm ' -"s . aaiwfri1'1, ehui Aro ilio Warranted euporior Built and guaranteed AQH& M lion dollar concern, wuoso bona la as goou as goiu. 21 lb. BOHORCHBR, ?85. 22 lb. LADIES' $76. Catalogue free. Good agents wanted iu every town. , 3115a GnEAT,DH f -AND- Iff r.i . .1 i lu, l UThI.IhhIaii illO HllOn rOlllO IU 1HJIIIIB III vruaillUKWH, lUUIIU, luiniuiusi nesota and the oast. Through tickets on WaBhlntrton. Philadelphia. Now York, States, Canada and Europe. Tho Great Northern Railway is a new trapBOOB tlnontal lino. Runs Buffet Library Observation cars, Palace Bleeping aad Dining Cars, Family Tourist Sleepers and first aud second class coaches. Haying a rook ballast track tho Great Northern Railway Is free from dust,-1 ono of tho ohief annoyances bf transcontinental travel. Round trip tickets with stop-over privileges and choice of return routes. For further Information call upon or write J. L. MITOHFLL, Agent, Or C. C. DONOVAN, General Agent, Balem, Or. 122 Third st.. Portland. Or. -T11K CHICAGO Milwaukee & St, Paul R, R. Travelers "make a note on t." This Great Railway Svstem Connect! at ST. PAUL and OMAHA With all transcontinental linos, glvlnu direct and swift communica tion to aU TVESTKIIN ana BOUTIIKnN POINTS AND IB TUB :!:0NLY LINE running Electrlo Lighted 'and Btenru Jieatcd Vestlbuleditrains or elegant Bleeping 1'arlor, Dining and DuUet Can, with Free Reclining Chairs , Making 'IU sorvlca second to nonoln to world.) Tickets aro ou sale at all prominent nvllroao ticket offlces. For further lnformatton.aak, the nearetrall road agent, oriaddress C.J, EDDY, General Agt. W. CASEY.STrav. Pasi Ag. P0.RTLAND Ore on- East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE Olltll Southern .Pacific, Comoanv. CAI.irOKHIA. KXl'llBW TAW-M0M.DA1I,Y,II TWKBN 1'nilTiaXO ANII H. V, JU I, 'XT. HOUtll. f IfSiifi. ft 15 it, hi, U.W b, m, 10.(1 H.lll. Lv, Vortlund Lv. UulBin Ar.l ii-Mi.ut liV. am a, in 7iCWj. in At. Hun Kran, Uv, AUivm traliiM nUiu ut all stutlons from I'orlluud to Albany Inclusive; also utTuHgcmi Hlindd, lluisey, Jlurrlsbiirg, Junction Oily, Irvlag, KuiiniouiiaullsLullijiisrroiulUweLiurg U) AsuiuuJ liicluslvo, KdMMUUUU UAlh lUlbY, pi a. uiTnjV, 1'ori 1IU7 a, in ht. HttU liop, in. Ar, Itos Uitlld M7T fpfw I,, f JiW , in, v, 7iJ.w em lUxuburg WlnliiK him ou OkIuu Kouto fUlZllAN BUlfFBF MMM AND Socond Class Sluoplng Cars- Atlaclivd to all HiioUgfa trellis, jlfeitSldc WvIsIolTltlweeB i'ortland wJ Mils; PAILr-lKHIJJtn KUWIlAth r i, ' i"jt,. jt t t 1'i.li i, mi, 1 A r, iJDrviillls . At AljMiiy and (VirvIIU cuuut Willi imiiisuriuofoii I'twiina nitiirusia. KVUWrtaTHZtuAlVf'KUr:fMJfritAi ''" tmamimms. rir'iJi : , :-.u,"t;.r nni?asw' 1 1, III, I lii, ..Turllaiijl An I frfatlM i it jii, Ar( HaUlMu villa ),y btom,tu ,tUI ixilntalH tlio Klsrw uit, Omimln HONEY TO m i tin urn! isud itilllv Hiujilkl mU 11.. m't mm, um oUiim4 HliUout 4W. Hamilton k Molr, VH ilWlf lwl , Xwill lHk HwUdlM ffwag IdfOE: Highest of all High Grades. to any liloyole built lu Mio world, re-j ?ara less or price, vo not oo luaucru to pay more monjM or nn Inferior wheel. Instat ou hnvlntr tho Waverkv. i by tlio Indiana llioyclo Co., a miNj INDIANA BICYCLE CO., ludiauapolls, Intl., U, 8. A 0. R. & N. Ce's: LINES. Idaho, MonlnuB, Dakotas, JcttH' salu to and .rotu Chicago, tu unicagn, hi. iMm, Boston, aud all points In the Uulta . L. Dopclas $3 SHOE IS THE BEST. FITFOR AKIHC. : s. cordovan; rRCNCH & ENAHCUED CALF. 4?3&fmtZMiWmm ?3.3P0UCE.3 SOL". ' &XF$SW 2.l.BQYS'SCHNLSH0Ei LASIES' .SfB-o . BKOCKTOtMAJS. Over Ono Million People,wr the W. L. Douglas $3 8c $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value (or the money. They equal custom Shoe In style aad fit. Thslr wearing qualities are unsurpassed. Tho prices are uniform, stamped on sole. Prom $i to $3 saved over other makes. It your dealer cannot supply youwa can, bomb E BROS. 17U5m ' A LADY'S TOILER Is not complete without an ideal nOMPLEXlOU U POWDER. II POZZONI'S Combines every element of beauty and purity. It Is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. I VWNAftAP Zntitt upon having the g saula, IT 18 FOft SALE EVERYWHERE. KNorthirn Pacific R. R, Co. Lmim) ruu ,TWO PAST TRAINS Dally III w j J9 iii'lf e4V'' iiSHL I ?i 1 J,iSR, U.JMHP' I I ; tt,. 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