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who still follow antiquated methods cf raising
bread, biscuit, cake and pastry with home-made
mixtures of what they suppose to be cream of
tartar and soda, compounded haphazard,
but there are very few
The best housekeepers use the Royal Daking
Powder instead. Its scientific composition insures
uniform results. By its use alone can the finest
flavored, most wholesome food be produced. To
any housekeeper who has not used the Royal Bak
ing Powder we would like to send our Cook Book,
free. Mark your request "For instruction."
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Royal Baking Powder Company,
106 Wall Street, New-York.
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A Milwaukee brewer has an option on
nn estate in Mexico, consisting of about
56" square miles, at 30 cents per acre.
The property is known as the C'amotlaii
estate, ami it lies in the State of Jalisco,
north and west of the city of Guadala
jara, the second city of Mexico.
For I'm-s Food.
The San Francisco .Board of Health
can engage in no mure laudable occupa
tion man me examination of our food
Hiipply and the instruction of the public
as to those articles it finds to lie pure
and wholesome, and which, therefore,
consumers should use.
There arc quantities of baking powders
in the market to use which is certain
detriment to t he health of the consumer.
They are made from alum, or improperly
compounded from other chemicals, so
that they leave a strong alkaline resid
uum in the food. Many of these pow
ders, having proved unsalable in the
Kast, have been collected bv their man
ufacturers from the dealers, with whom
they were left on commission, and
shipped to the Pacific Coast. In the ef
fort to gain a foothold in this market
their unscrupulous manufacturers have
indulged in extravagant statements both
with reference to their own and other
brands, claiming the most improbable
indorsements for theirs and defaming
the brands best known and longest used
upon the I'acilic Coast. Tlr.s informa
tion from this high authority, therefore,
is most opportune.
The strength in leavening gas indi
cates both the economical value and the
purity of a baking powder. The tests
made by Messrs. Thomas Trice it Sons,
the well-known analytical chemists of
San Francisco, show the Koyal to con
tain l'.U cubic inches of leavening gas
per ounce of powder, which was fifty-one
inches more than the next highest in
strength. This shows the Koyal about
3D per cent stronger than the best of the
other powders and its use that much
more economical.
The opinion of the Board of Health is
as follows:
We, the members of the Board of
Health of the city and county of Sun
Francisco, cordiallv approve ami recom
mend the Koyal Jtaking Powder. It b
absolutely pure and healthful. Composed
of the best ingredients, of the higheel
strength and character.
In our judgment it is impossible ti
make a purer or stronger baking powdei
than the Koval. San Francisco Citron
ide.
Bushyhead, ex-chief of the Clterokecs,
has managed by the insertion of a clause
in the Cherokee land bill passed by Con
gress to select a quarter section of land
before the tract is thrown open to settle
ment and establish a townsite. He has
been oilered $60,000 for his selection, but
refuses.
IF YOU LOOK IN
Webster's Diction
ary, you will tind
that the dutluUUiii
of a liar an i n is
Id gainful tninmctiim.
isow mm m wnai
you are look. hp
lor. This week we
offer you a genuine
bargain and a verr
seasonable one: 6
CO' ts oer verd
. . tor Gin eh a ms
In popular colors In checks, strif ana plaids,
27 inches wide. It will cunt about 3 c n 8
per jurd to mail. (So you see you are getting
good grade o ding ham delivered at your pott
ortice for cen:s per yard.
WRMnHr.
for Cinehams
estSlurt
SKXI) ONE
doll r for
finest Shirt
made, l'osl
prepaid or
all orders
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
-FOR THE-
fl.B.STElflBACH5C0.,
LARGEST CLOTHING STORE IS
-JSTPORTLAND, OREGON-?
Cor. First and Mnrrlson 8trta.
SOCIETY
BADGES.
A. FEI.ItKSIIEIM
fcK, Un.lin Jew
eler nf the l'aclrir
Northwest, kerf 1
latge stork of nil
SECKKT MK.'IKTY
IlAIXibS on bund
Best goods at low
est figure. 1U1kc
niade to order.
August
Flower"
Eight doctors treated me for Heart
Disease and one for Rheumatism,
but did me no good. I could not
speak aloud. Everything that I toolc
into the Stomrch distressed me. I
could not sleep. I had taken all
kinds of medicines. Through-
neighbor I got one of your books.
I procured a bottle of Green's Aug
ust Fiot: and took it. I am to-day
stout, hearty and lrcg and enjoy
w oestoi health. Angus. fcVwK
awl my life and gave me my health.
fSaraa J Cox, Defiance, O. a
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people left
Worde In Hie Telephone.
Long distance telephoning has become
a little science on its own acconnt and
has called into existence n class of oper
ators who uro vahuible by reason of the
clearness and sharpness with which they
can pronounce words while speaking
rapidly.
It has also rlevelopod the fact that the
French laiienm'-'e is lierter ndnnrn ( t
purposes cf the telephone than the Eng
lish. The ordinary business of tlio l.tn j
distance telephone between Paris and
London is carried on in the French lan
guage. It is Btated that the considerable
proportion of sibilant or hissing syllables
In Kngliah renders it a less easy and ac
curate means of communication.
Certain English words are especially
difficult of transmission by telephone.
The word "soldier" is cited ns one of
these. Proper names frequently occur
in the midst of an otherwise perfectly
audible and intelligent conversation
which the ear cannot possibly catch.
These must be spelled out, involving de
lay. Expert telephone operators in the press
service between Paris and London have
succeeded in transmitting messages in
the French language at the rate of l'JO
words a minute. This is at a much
swifter rate than ordinary Bpeech.
Youth's Companion.
The Froflt In Foam.
Some people deplore the nse of foam
ing preparations in soda water, claiming
that such additions ore totally uncalled
for and unwarranted, but it must never
theless be conceded that soda foam can
bring forward several valid arguments
in its own favor. In the first place, it
aids grcutly in keeping the gas from es
caping too rapidly from the tumbler. In
the second place, it undoubtedly odds
greatly to the dispenser's profits, for it is
claimed that by adding two ounces of
foaming preparation to a gallon of Birop
the confectioner can draw 00 more glasses
than without the foam.
Thirdly, we must remember that the
appearance of any article of food or
drink plays fully as important a part as
its taste in increasing the appetite and
stimulating the gastric secretions, and
when we bear all these facts in mind we
shall be inclined to look upon the snowy
foam with more leniency. And, indeed,
however we may look at it, thore is no
denying the fact that it has come to stay,
and to stay probably for a considerable
period of time, 60 we must make the best
we can of the matter. Thomas War
wick in Confectioners' Journal.
Story of a Lustrous Diamond.
One of the finest diamonds in the world
was found not long since in the Brazilian
sands. It came in a novel form. A small
quartz rock was found, about the size
and shape of an egg, lying in the sands
along the bank of tho Amazon in Br.17.iL,
This was carried home by a Brazilian
peasant, who was attracted by its odd
shape and light weight. For some time
it lay in his homo with a number of
other geological 8tecimens, a mere ca
riosity. Happening one day in handling
It to drop it on a stone block, it liurst
open and lay in halves on the block.
The hollow interior that gave the light
weight to the stone was filled with blood
red sand. In this sand lay the diamond,
a sparkling stone of the rarest quality.
The stone was later sold to a diamond
merchant and left the finder exceedingly
wealthy, St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
TThere Stylet In Hals Barely Change.
Dr. Doran tells ns that the Natal
"fashionables" wear hats a foot high In
height, mado of the fat of oxen. The)
first gradually anoint the head with a
pure grease, which, mixing with the
hair, fastens the lint on during the life
time of the weorer. The Myantscs mako
a hat of a board 13 inches by 6. They
place it on their heads, draw the hair
over It and seal it with wax. Thoy can
not lie down without keeping their necks
straight, and wlx-n they comb their hair,
which they do once or twice a year, they
have to spend ronniderable time in melt
ing the wax before they can get their
hats off. Philadelphia Ledger.
noond to Get Tren.
A man went np on the elevated who
cbucklod delightedly to himself and
finally confided to his companion the
cause of his mirth.
"Yon see," said he, "my wife is al
ways giving me things she wants house
A 1 J . V. 1.1... I ' . T'
, luruuuuugis nil' mu nan iui ijiib, tin
I i . . . ; . v, l. ... '
guiUK w ..nu
"I'm going to give her a year's sub
scription to thre scientific magazine I
nave to take.
! And the gentlemen chuckled in unison,
I while the women going np town with
: drawing room bric-a-brao to present to
their hmltands glared frigidly at the
plotter. Xew York World.
t Fro Water Kot Para.
j Ths popular Idea that water Is pnri
' fed sfcj freezing has been ajraln Uis
br recent careful experiments.
i which shrfw tkat l1" vTirs amount of
trr.ycstty retained by the Ice is 4.3 p- r
cent of rganic matter. As or;f:inIc
' matter Is tu moT bbjectionable of the
two ths 11 WOT loan was tor
Mri sni'l1--"w Tork Pr-
GARDEN'S OF SID0'.
SCENES OF RARE BEAUTY IN THE OLD
PHOENICIAN CITY.
An Ancient City Noted For Its Miny
Grove and Garden rhornicia aa Slia
Appear Today The Dress of Ita People.
Their Garments and Their Anna
The dewdrops glittered in the light of
the just rising sun, and the air was heavy
with sweet odors cf hundreds of orange
snd lemon trees with white blossoms.
The scene was a picture of marvelous
fertility. Orange thickets, yellow and
white with their double burden of fruit
and flowers; lemon, apricot and fig trees,
interspersed with tho more tropical palm
and date, all growing in the greatest
luxuriance. At times we saw tho queer
shaftlike leaves of the banana, often 10
feet in length. An occasional mulberry
orchard explained the presence of an en
terprising silk manufactory near by.
Every few yards little brooks babbled
along, tho absolute essential of this lux
uriance. It is not strange that this paradise of
flowers and fruit is much frequented by
the inhabitants of the crowded, dirty
town. No one can rido tlirongu these
fair gardens and fail to perceive why the
worship of the old Sidonians was so
closely connected with the grove, and
how from nature's rich profusion obont
them they learned to worship tho idea of
fertility, which was tho essence of their
religion. The ancient Sidon, too, was
not crowded down closo by the sea, but
was situated farther back in the plain,
and thus was enriched by a ring of em
erald. On the outskirts of the gardens wo
came to the citacombs of old Sidon,
which have been excavated by the
French. In tho soft limestone rock ex
tend long series of connected chambers
which have contributed a few rude
statues, several sarcophagi and mum
mies to the very few mementos which
we have of that enterprising people
who secured their alphabet iu Egypt
and carried it to Greece, and thus trans
mitted, with certain changes, tho letters
with which wo communicate our 19th
century ideas. More of the aesthetic nrt
of Phoenicia is to bo soon today in
Athens than In all Palestine There iu
the Mycenre room one can see tho richly
inlaid daggers, tho beautiful ornaments
and the facsimiles of tho beaten gold
cups which were nlso manufactured by
these artisuns of oriental antiquity to
grace the tomple of Solomon nt Jerusa
lem. ' Every ruin of thnt ancient world,
whether in Phoenicia or not, when bud
bare bears ouiplo testimony to tho skill
and enterprise of this Semitic nation of
traders.
Leaving these old tombs and the
thoughts that they inspired, we wero
soon studying Phoenicia ns she appears
today. On our left extended tho Leba
non range, whilo in the disUmco roso
Mount llermon, clad in snow, glistening
like Pentelicus marblo in the midday
sun. On tho right was tho blno sea, in
to which we ere long took a plunge. Be
fore ns tho narrow bridle path extended,
now through fertile although only half
cultivated fields, now over a rocky prom
ontory, which often jutted into tho sea,
Habitations wero raro and generally
huddled together for protection against
the Arab incursions.
On the highways we of ton met these
modern representatives and probablo de
scendants of tho ancient Midianitcs
Tall, muscular fellows, with tho dark
Semitio countenance mid black beard,
clad with the striped abba, a square
piece of goat hair cloth folded and sewed
above the shoulders, tho chief garmont
of the patriarchs and the mantlo of Eli
jah the Tishbito. Underneath they woro
the kimbez, the long flowing tunic,
which appeared when they throw back
their abbaa. About their heads was tight
ly wrapped the silken kefiych, crowned
with tho two heavy gout hair coils, which
encircled the tops of their heads like a
huge, black serpent. About the waist
was tightly bound tho girdle, adorned
with huge, odd shaped knives, or, if ho
be a civilized Arab, with pistols.
An ngly looking speer 10 or 20 feet
long completed tho outfit, an outfit well
calculated to engender green envy in tho
heart of an American cowboy. A little
detour enabled us to visit tho black tents
of Eedor, tho abode of these perennial
campers out. It is a rcctanguhir edifice
15 or 20 feet long, supported on poles
which 40 or CO centuries of inherited ex
perience has taught thorn to skillfully
place at exactly the right angln. This
palace of thickly woven goat hair
cloth is held in position by strong guy
ropes. The sides nro raised or lowered
at will, according to tho position of tho
sun or the direction of tho wind.
Within a curtain s -paratcs the wom
en's apartment from tho common re
ception room. The cooking outfit, liko
the dwelling, is characterized by its se
vere simplicity, since fortunately the:
Arab does not demand a many conrso
dinner, and long years of practiro have
taught him to dioponso with a super
fluity of dishes, which is generally more
than one for a family, Chicago Inter
Ocean.
lie Finally Paid the Fee.
A man lately went to a Lewis'.on cler
gyman with his betrothed to be married,
lis drew the minister aside and whis
pered, "I have no money." "Well, yon
ean pay me when pay day oomos
around." The marriage was performed.
Then ths man whispered, "We want ths
certificate." "Well, yon cob bavs that
when yon psy the f. I ll reduce the fee
to "Well," suid ths man, jutting
bis band Into his pocket, "I may as well
pay you now," and he did. Bangor
Commercial.
A Sleep Walking Feat.
In the swampy districts of Francs the
men ars accustomed to walk oval the
marshy ground on stilts. A sleep walker
on one occasion buckled on his stilts and
crossed a swollen torrent In the dark.
On awaking be had not ths courage to
perform the samo feat in daylight-
Bir Andrew Clark is sild to have told
Mr. G hulfcti.na that Iia liayl nn. 1,1. ...it.
j but ta teeth, and that each mouthful of
1 food should receive 82 bite in order to
give every tooth a chance.
Coleridge found solace for bis troubles
In the forgetfulness hvlucvl by opium,
and when under Its infinetce would sit
for hours threadinz the tireamv uiau-e
1 of his own mind.
A Lancashire acre comprises 7,W0
square yards; a Cinhlrj aore, 10,240
uinsir yards; an Irish are, TUS, sod a
Boetsk ar, i.lM s, &ar was.
R1GID ECONOMY AND HARD LABOR.
Bow One Boston Merchant Became Elch
and Influential.
"It would be well for the young men
cf today to take my recipe for becoming
prosperous." said l.'r. John Shepard the
other day as he s.it before his little desk
in an upper story of his great dry goc!
houso ou Winter street. "I began life
at the very bottom rung of the' ladder,
but with a determination that I would
succeed if such a thing were possible
with tho talent that I possessed. Early
In life I came to the conclusion that
economy was tho first great essential in
establishing a fortune, and that labor
was tho second. I banished from my
miud nil other considerations when I be
gan to work upon the road that I felt
sure would lead to the goal of which I
was in search.
"I remember very distinctly gol"S
down Marshall street one day and hav
ing my attention attracted by a most
tempting display iu a confectioner's win
dow. I had what is known as a very
sweet tooth, and I brought up startling
before tho sweet collection as if sud
denly arrested by some irresistible force.
My hand immediately found its way to
the pocket that carried my meager hoard
ings, and before I really know what I
was doing I had invested 2 cents iu but
terscotch. When I got back into the
street, I began to have a full realization
of what I had done, and it is safe to say
that no caudy ever entered a boy's mouth
that was so little relished as was my
butterscotch. I regretted that invest
ment for years, and whenever the tempta
tion again canto upon me while passing
the store I put it away instantly.
"Keeping close to this line of strict
economy, I found myself at last in a po
sition to go into business. Then, how
ever, I commenced to feel that eapital
alono was powerless in the attainment
of success, unless it was seconded by un
tiring labor, llore also I met all the
necessary requirements, frequently de
votinsr 20 hours of the 94 to my biiine.
Gradually I found that I was amassing a
fortune, nnd finally I established tho
houso which now bears my name. After
I had accomplished what I started out to
do, there came over mo an entire change.
I bnd no aspirations to become abnor
mally wealthy.
"All that I wanted wns a safo guaran
tee against possible disaster in tho fu
ture. I devoted n portion of my time to
tho enjoyment of life, believing that I
had earned my right to do so. No, sir;
there is no nso in filling a boy's head
with nil the new fangled ideas of getting
rich, ns they are not practical. Econo
my nvd labor are the only elements that
enter into tho great plan of successful
business life," Boston ilorald.
Pet Eoonomlea.
At a dinner tho other evening every
one wns asked to stato truthfully what
were hia or her pet economies, nnd the
result was very amusing, each person
being convicted of sonto small meanness
which contrasted oddly enough with his
or her stylo of living. "I must confess
I can never resist hatpins," said one
grando dtune. "I simply liato to buy
them, and I always feel a disposition to
take one whenever I seo a well garnished
pincushion at a friend's houso."
"I am so thankful to hear yon say so,"
exclaimed another mognate of society
who entertains charmingly iu her lovely
houso on Murray lull, "for I am a veri
tablo kleptomaniac about rubber bands.
Whenever I uttend ono of my charitable
meetings I always feel an uhnost irre
sistible temptation to put several more
than I need around my papers for homo
use."
"I think tho only thing I am really
stingy about," admitted a rich bachelor
who is renowned for his hospitalities,
"are matches. I always light over an
old match if possible, and invariably row
tho servants if thoy buy too many."
New York Tribune.
F.Oect ol SIuilo on Anliuala,
At the too the zebra, wild ass, deer
and ostrich went into paroxysms of rage
at the sound of tho piccolo, although
tbey had manifested various signs of
pleasure over tho violin and fluto. The
tiger was asleep, and refused to bo awuk
ened by tho fiddler and flutist. But
when the man with tho piccolo began !n
play the animal sprang furiously to its
feet and rushed angrily up and down the
cago, lashing its tail, bo extrcmo wus
tho beast's anguish that tho piccolo man
speedily gave place to tho flutist. Tho
difference in effect was at onco apparent
Ihe tiger stopped, listened, l-.y down
and purred liko a kitten In its enjoyment
of tho grateful sounds, and presently full
asleep in luxurious repose. Loudon
Spectator.
The Dally Dinner In Suine Ilouiea.
In no way has the spirit of the times
brought nioro change than in the dinner
hour and costumo. The grandfathers of
the present generation thought 0 o'clock
lute hour to ditto, but now 7:30 Is con
sidered early. Tho master should also
don his dress suit, although tho Tuxedo
coat in ono's own house is allowable.
The mistress dresses as though for a ball,
the only difference being In the ma
terial, which is plainer, and tho -eves,
which are worn long. Thosaine formal
ity must be observed In serving tho din
ner as obtuins when a number of guest
are present. -Vogue.
A New Game In Pari.
There is in Paris a gomo called draw
ing room confidences, which consists in
the presentation to each guest of a little
album containing a series of quostions
on one's personal character, tastes and
prelilection, to be answered in writing.
The game is certainly not new. It used
to be very familiar in London and ths
provinces some years ago, and perhatis
It still lingers here and there in certain
English drawing rooms. London Letter.
How Clack Composed.
Of Olnck it Is said that when he felt
himself in a humor to compose he had
his piunoforto carried Into a beautiful
meadow, rvhero, with a botl'o of cham
pagne, on either side of him, ha was able
to do justice to his muse. Harper's
Bazar.
Typhoid Fever From lee Cream.
It Is a quite well established fact that
lee may carry the germs of typhoid
fever. Instances have been noted. The
Lancet gives an account of the out
break of this fever in London, which
has been traced to some cheap Ice cream
peddled about the streets by Italians.
A sister's duty Is to persuade to virtue,
to win to wisdom's ways, gentle to lead
wbers duty calls, to guard ths citadel of
borne with ths sleepless viinlaiics of vir
tue, to gather graces and screw flowers
aroma the bone altar.
Light of the Moon.
The brlchtneas of the mnnn fa rrt M
very much sreater than the hrlc-hrnM
the same arva of the sky. Tl.e total light
oi me run moon can l compared with the
total light of the Mini, tlinllffh Ir ia ap
difficult problem, and the result will be
that the miu i h bright a CSO.uou full
1UWUS.-.XW i ors telegram
Chalk. manKanese and graphite hare
been round ill CutTee coiintr. Tenii. The
chalk is equal to white cravou tor writing
on a blnckloH.rd. ami the black cranlute
writes on a paper etjiml to a sort black lead
pencil. The other mineral is a hard black
substance, much resemblinn iu weight.
Color and pores black tnaugauese.
HOI IT SCHOOL ACCKKOITKU BY
THK t NlVKKSlTlKS.
Hoitt's Oik tirove School has been
placed on the list of school whose fjrarlu.
atesare admit ed to the State I'nivrntity
without rxHiiiination. Dr. Hoitt's recom
mendation la also (rood for admission to
be Stanford I'mvereitv. Thi school is
located near Mtllbae, San Mateo county,
California, and ranks ns one nf the
and most popular schools f,ir bovs on the
I'tti-.itic Const. Sim iVuiiru o "iVomWr,
June'.', 1SVI.
You snr Smith lends a dust llfet" "Wi
ne's a bull ou the stock exchange and a bear ai
ritOVEU TO II K Til K IIKST.
Tested and proved by over thirty vears
use in all pHrts of the world, Alicock's
Poitors Plastkrs have the indorsement of
the highest medical and chemical authori
ties, and millions or grateful patients who
have been cured of distressiiiK ailmeiila
voluntarily testify to their merits.
Alu-ock's I'orocs Plasters are purely
Vegetable. Tbev ira mil.l hut Air.u.i...
suieand quick 'in their action, and tusiy
mi iv iiurui it-M.
Hewitre of imitntimia an.l nn Ka iln
ceivid by misrepresentation. Ask for Al.l
cocrs, and let no solicitation or explana
tion i limine you to accept a stiustituto.
The lean pig la tho mm thnt miueals the
most. Let tho (ault-Huder mnko a nolo.
UKAFMCSM CANNOT UK ClTltKI)
By loenl inlitlon, as thoT ennnot reach the
diseased Mrllon ol lluii-iir. There Is only one
nay to cure ilosfni'ss, ntul thnt is hv roiistltu
liniml remedies. llenfuesH Is mused hv an in-Ibuni-d
condition o( the mnroiis llnltiip of tin
enslHi-hliiu lube. When this tube nels lullninod
ou oiive n nimiuinii sou m I or llniH-rteet hear
Intr.nnd when II Is enllrolv closed denfnesn li
the result, nnd unless tho inllnmmntlon call lie
tiiken out nnd this tntie restored to lis iiornml
.-uli.lilii.il, henrlliK will Ikj destroyed forever;
nine eiises out of Ion nre enused' bv entarrh.
Him-n is uoililnx hut an Inllameil condition ol
the mucous surfaces.
Weuillutve One Hundred Dollars for nnv
case of denfiiess (i-nused hv catarrh) ihnt cannot
tie cured by Hull's Calnrrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free. K. J. CHUNKY A CO..
Toledo, O.
fTS Sold by ilruRglsts; 75 cents.
"Why do you eat black beans. Mlsi nub!"
'We're iu mourning, you know.'1
Thy Ukrmra for breakfast.
1VI1I) lkllKHSIr UMiiir
Fred T. .Merrill, lite Pioneer nlevrl. rtnalnr or no.
coast? He Is relluhl .. Write iilm-Portland. Or.
i?m KnamolliiM Stove Polish; no dial, no smell.
JUST A LITTLE
pain neglected, may become
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA,
. ,. , LUMBAGO.
Just a little
SPRAIN
may make a cripple.
Just a little
BRUISE
may make serious inflammation.
Just n little
DURN
may make nn ugly scar.
Just a littlo
COST
will get n bottle of
ST. JACOBS OIL,
A PROMPT and PERMANENT CURE.
Years of Comfort against Years
of 1'ain for
JU3T A LITTLE.
... A.21'1 ,r "l0 "Omdal l-orlfbllo nf the
World s Columbian K position," di serlptlve
nf IIiiIIiIIiiks and irriiuuds, uveillllllllr lllus
trated. In wsUir color vitecu. will bo sent to
any address upon receipt of loo. In postage
taiii by Til a Cuahlki 4 Vooaus Co.
Baltimuus, Mu.
Thin Children Crow Fit
on Scott's
Emulsion,
becau sc I
fat food s
make fat
children.
Tliey nrc
thin, and remain tliin just in
proportion to their inability to
assimilate food rich in fat.
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil is especially
atl.iptable to those of weak diges
tion it parity digested already.
Astonishing how quickly a'thin
person gains solid flesh by its use!
Almost as palatable as milk.
Prf'"1 ! Srnii t rVn. W. Y. All 9r(lala.
THIS IS Til K Tf MU TO
order your MUMMKH
ItDl.l.r.ltH. You waul
the Mm; that's Die only
kind we deal In. Than
send your order fur Ihe
l!rr KOM.KKM and
INK to PAi.MKK k
Kr.Y Ty I'K K'UKY
I'OSTUNU, OS.
OR. MUMFORO'8 TANSY
Tbti rell'ile Fmile Il.Trulutlng
r-vuUrlilu ami llo
r .iii-.iioin.Hisi i. sva w
hi. ii, -iii. If rtui;.
lorn, bo pren a- . J
b-nlofllio . fA
AlifeV ft If HI atUs
i. ev V rllsblo. kent ,7
V paid i nflpt of price
a5 V I " bin. S hoii for (a.
XlKr.illKt ., HoIMtfi, Moaltle.Wn
anil J I J 1 1 W WUU rikLO
ffsWaitt wax ft June- or Attv
Bit. iivroiVI Fiao iCvrv for
CaiuBiptkia. It ttttf Mrti
ttMaMse4. HhM iKPtlftjar
d or., J t ) not bwhl to im,
l la thm bMtorMiibvrnip.
gold ifTwlMr, M,
FT Tv II V iAV
5
IK
ROB
'li IT
COMTUtTKI.T tTROOTEP.
ITf manrepraeflles there are whjoh merejr
Where ltut upnvultiff disease. The eua
tr with sttfrti! medicine, winch such pallia
tives sfford not only enhances the dlgtilrvof
the former, but serve, to emphasiie the follv of
employing half-way measure hen thorough
ones are available. A marked Instance of this
. in (iiiTi.nn tne one iniml, ol Hosteller's .
t-loinai-h Hitters in cases of chills and fever and
bilious remittent, and on Ihe other of ordinary !
remedies iu maladies ol this tvpe. Hv the Hit- i
ters malarial complaint in everv stage and ol the i
nnwt malignant type are completlv conquered
and lose their hold upon the svsteiri. They are ;
rarely, if ever, dislodged bv the ordinary re- '
sources of medicine, although their svmptoms !
may unquestionably be mitigated thro'ugbsuch
means. The same holds good of indigestion,
biliousness, kiducv conmlaiiit. rli.-iimati,,, 1
nervousness and debility. Hv the Hitlers they
are cured wheu many remedies fall.
There are more than a thousand different
things made from petrvleutu, Including
angels.
BCFTDBM AND PILES OUBCD.
...im.. , vui. iu'uro, puos aua ail reo i
tal disease without pain or detenUon from bust-
nee. No cure, no pay. Also all Private dls- '
ease. Address (or pamphlet lira. Porterfleld
Loaey, SSI Market street. Sau Franolaoo. j
It was not her whistling that stopped the '
ear it was the lace the made.
A Little Red Spot
Appeared on my let: leg bolo.v the knee. auJ It
gradually spread until 1 was covered with
blothvs aud patches,
which tho physician
called psor His, itching
and burning terribly. 1
scratched and scratched
only to luereuse my
irony. Fluslly Rev.
Father Canbvcol urged
niu t take Ho id's Bar
raparilla. Id d to with
Joyous nnd wonderful
lusult. The lnr,e scales
Mr. rtratlche.
poalei olT, the spots prow leas and disappeared,
tho itching and burning subsided and I nm per
fectly riireil, equal In health toanv man. And
It l nil due to Hood's harsitpnrlila." Tngj.
DT.iim, Oreeu Hay, Wisconsin.
Hood's PMIs ro tho best aftpr-dlnmn Pille,
assls. digestion, euro headache. Try a box.
UkltS.,
tl.OUpor ltottkC
Uue oout a
Tnts Onr rormiriiiisi immmtiv r,irr.
where all others full. Coughs, Croup. Bore
Throat, Hoarseness, whooping Cough and
. s.uii-uui,iuii it mi. no. rivui:
has cured thousands, and will ri ll inn If
taken in time. Hold ny Prn :;it on a guar
antee. For a Lsnn I Id le or Cheat, use
BHILOH 8 BELLADONNA PLASTBtlo,
S
HILOHSlCATARRH
lllLVO Villi i atilli h ThiM rtmfrilv in minrnn.
toedtucuroyuu. lYico,60tjtaa. liijojturfruo.
HAVE
ITCTITTTTO lTTrai known hf rT'nrnT
ftko peraplralttui.oauiM. inU-nito lU'lttui
hit wnrriL Tlila tonn mid JiI.lNI.
lllailKUlNii or l'UOTUUUINU 1'llA.J
YlPl.n ATOMl-BTO
Dfl. CO-SAN KO S r ILE REMCnY.
whl h sV't- ilireailr on pnria ntTorTM,
a txtcirhw tumor, aUajtilU tuittf.t'tfmitinr
pir"1n"Urttr. rlitV. nnnrfiut j
orioi. Ve. Uaaanko,lVillaUolphteV(lT,tv
YOU
GOT
PILES
No Hotel
Extortion,
Oufntiwlll lie Utukud now on tho
KurttK'nn I'Ihu
For World's Fair Accommodations
At II W H-r day each, two In a room,
at the
Great Eastern,
00th St. and St. Lawrence Ave.,
CHICAGO.
The largest In the world and practically fire,
proof. Write to COPKI.A M) TOW NHHS 1) for.
inerly manager Palmer House) Manaaor. Chi.
cagn, 111.
FRAZER AXLE
BestintheWorld!
GREASE
Get ths Genuine!
Sold Everywhere!
FRANK WIMILnKT .Agent, Pertlaed, Or.
H OW OU R WHEN HIS
LCHEDR $150
(flir fllBflmilr llBil ASS tliat mm
IIAI.r tho priie Ins Irii-ml litvl pui.1. F
SCO. buy it direct of the
at a re c i v m t - 1
"-essf llasT T, JTs TaaaaJ I
HI N
ss-oni.it on 1. 1. An ron one. j
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY. WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
RHEUMATISM
Moore's Revealed Remedy.
AaToau OaanoH, Janu.rr 10 1 can state srltb pleaaure that br the us ol
vumHfV" KKMI!"V h.i.l.aii4 a ,;i.Te.l rom an ol." raiol
k II K.I MAT IBM anrl my roiinsnst NiTr-arerl entlrelrof INFLAMMATORY k H KU
MA I IBM wlieu the lw.1 dot toil could sot did him do iivk! Y tin In aratttada.
OLI
6
PUT TO FLIGHT
all the peculiar troubles that beset a wo.
rmn. The anly miaranfrerl remedy for them
is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For
women sutfering from any chronic u female
complaint " or weakness; for women who are
run-dowa and overworked; for women ex
pecting to become mothers, and for motoers
who are nursine and exhausted; at the
change from girlhood to womanhood; and
later, at the rnucnl "change of life" it
is a medicine that safely and certainly builds
up, strengthens, regulate, and cures.
If it doesn't, if it even fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
What you sre sure of, It you use Dr.
Snpe's Catarrh Eemedy, Is e'lther ft per
fect stid permanent cure for your Ca
tarrh, no mstter how hud your case may
he, or t-"00 in cash. The proprietors of
the medicine promise to pay you ths
money, If they can't curs you.
RLOOD POISON
A SPECIALTY. tS!7-CJS
PyptiUU pormanonttr cured In 16 to S6 days. Vou
call bo tnnUHl t hottro fur the snme prUt) and lha
vtmerunrantofaiwlih thuaawboprofcrto coma
Ii.tb we will contrtirt to cure trypm or rvf unl motn'f
rKlpnrpxticn&uornrjttitf,nUrta(l fare ndboUl
till, II wo fntl to euro. If yon huro token mr
rury. loil1le potnvh amlitlll hriro i,hri ami
HI ucuualehln mouth. Nnr Throati
lmpls onpr'oltrHnntuVIcroniuir
part of tho bytlT, llnir or I'jrbrowi ntlllnrt
out, H li this Svphllltle J11.00U IOloV
thnt we can ran ue to euro. Wo solicit tho ni(t
oballnnte and ch11nt;e Ihe world fur
t rneie wecunnotriirs ThlsUlwusohtvaalwHys
bafflrd the Bli.111 of the moitvmlntnt phyal
rlun. .kOO.OOO rnpltnl t'hlml our unromll
HonMl fmaraatco. Att1iitrpimrt r'ntm;iJi'lon
PpllrmMon. Atn 4 fMlli. KEMEDY '0.,
UkUia to AOai Miwoalo Vcmplo. CMcairoi
f DR. GUMS
UNION
SYRUP
aZ aT "l U O
COLDS
AND CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE.
Inraliinvafimilr of nine children, my only rem
edy for Ojuuiib, Cold i r..U Cwup wu onion syrup. It
U tMt ntotTnotU jtt-d 17 ni It wt forty vrur igtv
tttmmr Rrn(lohlhlro i tiko Pr. titinn' Onion By nip
which Is nlrMitir proparoti an t mnrc plmntnl to the
tnatis avnrytfhnre. t.nrwa bottlre SO oente.
I'asionoeutMUtuiefuriW TbeiM' tuUunc ucmC
FISHING TACKLE
-roil
Rods, Reels, Lines, Hooks, Leader..
Etc., of the Finest Quality.
-8KNI) TO-
THE I. T. HUDSON MS CO.,
03 First 8t.( Portland, Or.
Bond for o talogue.
IRON JIDS, $6.00. Cn. R.Hrfl.-
ins WVNHIIIgi
Hair Mattresses,
Floss Mattrtissas,
Wire Mattresses,
and Pillows.
Hen. I fur Ciitnldiruo.
W. A. SCHROCK
IYOUNQ MEN!
The 8peclflo A No. I.
Our, wllhntu fall, all cam of 4issn
hceu and Silees, uu rnatlar uf flow long
aUimllllS. rrHVUIlts strlrtlire.lt twllia an III.
IbriiaJ n-meily. Cura wlnn tverrUuusi eiaa
nan fnllwL H..M h all llnisalsUi.
Maiiiilacturnrsi 1 be A.ftiliiaiiihal.MeilldM
IGENISE!
K MONKY si'IIIiik World s Fllr
. Illlllll .'OflS.. Whll-ll ns.
tmtu nil five raMiks. I. a run f-.iu.mt..
slims. Allowaiico for fn-lKlit. Aki-ii!s wihiiJ
for ot hiir lmks also. Clruulars fruv. F. S. Cue
nty A Cs Ullh avenue, tlikau, 111.
MRS. WINSLOW'S s&'!
FOR OHILDRIN TEITHINO -,
reraal.br ell UrenUU. Si CJaala a Sauls,
OPIUM
Morphine II Kbit Cared In 10
taSOtlnis. No pay till curel.
Od.J.Sl tPHINrf,L.b.nuB.Or..
175 DO ,B 50-oo"0rxz,,th,r
OIU.UU B. F. JOHNSON A CO., HlCHMOKD, T.
FR1ENQ TOLD HIM TUT HE PUD
for a BICYCLE.
biuI anil I.a 1.. 1. . I. I T l.C.-l nrt. .
YOU WANT A BICYCLE FOR
-1IKA1.EH IN
ifBicycles,
I'oitTf.Aisu. tacoma. autN,
CURED BY THE USE OF
Y tin In erailtade.
MKri. N. V
miuooiHT.
BlIKLK.
BY TOl'lt
A Flood Coming!
So Say Old Timers.
I want to flood the country m-ith eood
"lIUiII-GRAL)K''
BICYCLES.
nre just received 200 Safeties, which
I will sI at $40 discount tur caU. Write
lor Bargain List, or ctll ut uiy store,
326 Washington 8treet.
Lessons sntt Catulirguct Free.
Fred T. IVIcrrill.
riaaeat Dealer el Ike PssMe .
k
m