Elmore bulletin. [volume], August 15, 1891, Image 4

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*OM* nmw LIFE
In tb» Wbolweala Trad* ta lu Fran
attNtoa
A new hardware cuncarn ha» tuet been I
atarted under the name at Miliar. Hi.... A ,
Heult. In San Frencitco, to do a jubhinf .
butines* only. The
They have tecnrevl the four-etory build
ln»./oe lï. H.ml IH1> ne .tree., formerly
««wup*^, by. M< T* r *vLe' ioöXJ'oU
un'lW their hKinres.baviire IhL- hydraulic i
etevatur. to IhcUita'e the hamlUagof goods, I
two of wtiich have l«»-n just conitructsd
The ftrmwa* incorn..rat«l May in. and ,
it comtMwevi ol t'harle. K. Miller. I'r«-»iili-ut ; kind
A. W.MIIlTaan. First Vicc-l're»ident, Jolin
A. Scott, Second Vice-President .Joeeph
Slum. Secretary anil'Treasurer, thf»«' gvi
r c o r ?!.oi^M'l.^it.wrd'of Hfiîivlure Amt
Chari!» K 'Idler, the IV.-»ide.it, i* a na- »"'•
live Californian and well known among
hardware dealer» on the 1'acitic Coast
Starting a. an otttce boy with Hooker A
Co., he sv-rveii them seven year», and in
187« entered the service of Dunham. Carri
gan A Co., ill whose employ he continued
For a term of llfteen year», leaving tlu-re
la»t month to engage in the new enterpri»c
headini with hi* name.
A, \V. Milligan, the Kind Vicc-I'residcnt,
ha», until the corporation of Miller, ,Sh
A Scott, been connecteil w ith the Dunham,
Carrtgan A Hayden Co.'* New York branch,
in charge of their iron, »teel and pipe <le
part meut, lie represent* tin* new concern
at ITS Broadway, New York, and attend»
to all it* purchases and placing of order»
in the Kantern State».
Jaillit A. Scott and A. 1, 0 vende» Scott have
al»o been identified with the Dunham. Cor
rigan A Hayden Co., and with their onpor
tunitic* have Bc«uiri»l a large aeqiiaiiitance B
among the trade, loth in the city and hap*
throughout the » ":i»t. .... I
Joseph sloe», th, -« ,-n-tarv and treasurer,
will have control of tlie other and tiuanv-ial
dgpartment, lieiny »p-i tally lilted tor thi.
work through lu» etta-rieiu-e of several
year» ill the Anglo-Californiaii Bank, 1,'d.
Miser». Joseph and Levin Hin»« are » 011 »
of Mr, I .oui» SI os», whose name I» known
in all buninea* ein le» in the \\ eat. as prom
inent in inanyof the lending industrie» ami
the progress of that »i-etion ot tto- countrv.
They have also »ecured the »ervieesof \v
A. Rice, \V. A. launnrd and Carlton K.
Moulthroli, men thoroughly posted in the
buainess. having oeeupiini responsible and
leading punition» w ith the Dunham, Carri
gan A Hayden Co.
It is proposed to carry a complete line of
shelf and heavy hardware, tool», mill ami
mining supplies, engim-ers' uml railrna 1
supplies, iron, stiH-l, pipe, slieet iron. Ut
ting». glut»- and steam tilting»; in fact,
everything that goes to make up a lirst
cla»« assortment anil »trek in their line.
All the member» of the Itrm are .voting,
enterprising ami energetic, and will try for
a fair proportion of the hardware trade.
With their »trek of new goods in. aided Ivy
all the improvement* in conducting the
business tbal theirevperience has suggested
to them, they are fully prepared to meet all
the requirements of intending purchasers
who would do well to give them a call.
«
In
desi
•
•
will
have
f«>r
"A
tiered
tlieir
be
self
ing
to
meet
•vary
seta
curse
ojied
Are
in
oId
case,
ity
te
as
turn
It
|e
son.
The
of
art,
7M,
had
.1
Riches have w ings. What they need, accord
lux lo the average mail's idea, is a tail that will
•teer them his w ay. _
CHANGES OF CLIMATE
l'«r
•re the
CRmstitutlou U delicate, ami amoiiK our Immi
grant population M-fklnv new home« In th«»»«*
iMmimis of the Weal, and where malarial
typhoid fever» prevail at certain iteaaoit* of the
year. The l»ea( prejmrutiv«* for a «Intuit« of ell
mate, or of diet and water w hu ll (hat ehaii#«* ue
ecNsitatea* is lloaleUer « blonmeh Itllt * 1
not only fortttie* the •yaleui au dnal malaria, m
variable temperature,damp, and the deltMItaltug
effeeu of tnipieai heal, hut la mIm« the UnkIIui;
remedy f«»i «xmatipation, «Iymim-imIh, liver e«»m
plaitil, ImmIIIv tnmblee sjh** tally apt to attack
IjirantA und \ lalt »m to r- . Iona neai the e*|Ua
tor. mari liera mi«! i«*»»rU*H. Whether urnd ha i
aafeguant bv sen voyager*, traveler« by land,
miners, or 01 axiifftiltuHats lu newly populated
dintlietA, thin Hue apeeitiç ln.*« elieileti the iibsI
favorable te»liiii«*iiy.
more peonle than h* generally known
tleularlv U thin the ease In luntaiiee» wht'
Kill
■ 1
w liieh
;
* coulrarv thlnga," aai«l the driver.
*i«t Wnsg. " For luatancv, they
their he«t l«n*t hackwanl.
" Mules
" Very true,
■re alwaya putiiux
wav
»lire
get
•
OF INflKIHr TO AlHLFfBB.
vice.
old,
If
Janie« KobiiMon. the athletic trainer at
Princeton College, Princeton, N. J., says:
" I h ive found it imyicrativi* to have sure
and aimple reu « die* on hand in can* of
eut», bruine?*. H rains, sprain?«, ooJda, rheu
matiain, etc. shortly after entering upon
ieaaioil 1 discovered «lieh a remedy
Cu«nk'ii Porocs Plastkiu*. 1 tried
other plustert«, but found them too barNh
and irritating. Allhh e'h Poaot K 1 *i.am
TRRs give alnu^t iiiHtuntane«iUH relief, and
their strengthening power is remarkable.
In eases ol weuk back put two plaste
the small «►! the look and in a ?*h«»rt time
you will l»e capable of «juite
else. In 'sprint,' and * distance ' race* and
jumping, the muscles or teiidoimin the legs
an«l leet sometime* weaken. This cun in
variably be relieved by cutting the plaster
in narrow atrip*, so os to give tree motion,
and applying on muscles affected."
A man's i«h*a *»f being good to s woman la to
give her «q«i«*»ri null lew t«* la* g«tt»«l to him.
For catarrhal and throat disorders
**Brou , H , M HiOHchiai Troche* " are retiowiUHl
and marvelously effective, giving imme
diate relief.
It ta peculiar that the Inster n
soouer nge will owrtNke him
be
The
It
ami
l»cs
run p
in* À
er*
and
W
it
w
ia the
Use Enamel lue Stow Polish: uodnst.no «im*U
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Âfîw I*
a
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A
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f
L to
. :
V.*
-
' !
**i
.
rasfUOH s javorue
fad, center« in that famoua, fascina
ting game——lawn tenma.
U«# there are women who oannnt
•»niMtro ill /»»i./ rknafimo Tb i- nr
engage in <J«y piLstltut. Thej aiv
delicate, feeble and easily exhausted,
They are sufferers from weakliesses
and disorders peculiar to females,
which are accomuauied Viv sallow
__ ° ^ ac oompan icq ty sallow
complexions, expressionless eyes mid
hagtrard looks.
For overworked, "worn-out,"
"run-down," debilitated teachers,
milliners ilmumakan _
nuumers, il ros« makers, st ainsi r< sms,
gnop girls, housekeepers, nursing I
mothers, and feeble women gen
orally. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
acriptiou is the irret lost earlhlv
boon hoinir uuenual. .1 ns an imi
boon, K1 lg uneoualtd as an appe
uztng ooraial and restorative tonic,
It A the only medicine for women,
sold by druggist«, under a positive
guarantee from the maker« of sat
[«faction in everv - or mnnov re
1 rr. 1 - . J
iunaea. inis guarantee has been
faithfully earned out for years.
•TKIMWAY, Gabler tkd Plate PltSOI
Itmnlus ih. But Piaso Mens, sod tv,
STud ft* Pnw Stows; Menais* (last Oo. cw
I emmrn. _ ;
:
■
siti:
•*
Coprrtshl, two
IwUedU %t, Um old MKi ntij*14« Imu* at A \
,i Third ami, Oml FiaasUeo, I wtli •sod fas
sco rdLo« to sa«* ; it Um aobcaaot
fstonmafl Um aufe a
Is K* «aUri.SU ry. will
8 . T . K. U. !Wb. F. N. Ü. 80 . 4T8
own
walk
nod
■Dor*
WOMAN AND HOME.
SOCIAL PURITY AT THE BOTTOM or
I OF ALL ETHICS.
, pbere
. '
The old k,m>I Tree—A Hand of ll«rWim.
i »r-.*u«iher* W omen tLTr
* '**•* »*• '*• r *~ "°' h ' r "
" d .warn—o-id-er IMbi llk(lj
i K,c '
I It ha* taken the rsce a Iuiik climb throush •"
.,.. v , al vfor nwll . ; knew
, "thH»l..w. .n.urt^t, tnii.l psn ror rnaii dlr()d
kind to »* that • tn-i•- i-annot !«■ two mta of tmw
moral law*, one for men ami another for were
women Even vet prviple U longtiqi to the
gvi world In ugh auch prudery to worn where
Amt they who preach against Mormon ism tala
»"'• holy horn* regard evil, much more tre
meudou* in their effect* With the most satou- al a
tslituf bnlllft rené»
Many who l.«ik u|hiii tbiaquretion of social
B nul „ w |„, would wqwawav the tears of a
hap* with a hand wift a* a woman'» or who
would-die with lu» fret to Uie foe.'"
purity as **t the bottom of all ethics ha vs
united b» work in the white ci>*m movement, | u u
« .worthv i»ii--,aUoi, for "whenever and,
tenipiRlIniis mist a men will hunt for them."
In the wonts of Professor Dowdin, "the wad
desi onhvt) of love is to wit
will
ami
tiie dimim
l*huig tmnty and «plcndor of a *t*r lik* which
• ml. the Clouding over ot* heroic nature by t |„.
• Him of dishonor"
That need lire he. If appealed to the apirit that
will rotiiiiinml the seusaw. It will he remem
and
ing
have titers basa so many who could stand der
f«>r the 'piumt dsacripUon by Betsy Babbitt: fr«,,,
"A g'N"i. true, noiil** man is tiie kiest job old
nature ever turned off her hands or ever will
tiered with thankfulness that never before
Mr and Birs Konllimayd's teachings to thetie
tlieir s**us wen* in effect: "Look upon any »
woman as a (MSHihle mother or atster
be ueak you must lie strong,
self rtw|ie('tof your young manhood. Noth
ing can la> meaner than for one having power came
to employ it iMiseiy. Live so that you <*.
meet your mother's eye, frank and fearle»«, f or
If she Earl
Never soil the child
and
of
•vary morning of your Uvea (kid never on
seta of morals, and the opimaite laiUef is the the
curse of the world."
A» the nwult of g.tod training, filial and ing
fritternal SBBti.iieats Will tie strongly de\ol- it
ojied No won Is of Carlyle burn with mon on
Are and nerve than theme in which be d#>
srrities his |wtrents: "I have a Mai*red pride
in my peasant father, and would not ex- when
change him for any king." Of his quaint hand.
oId mother lie was equally proud In this
case, u* ill others, two characters stamp the
themselves upon the young life. The not»i 1- bliMMl
ity or degraoation of the father is likely to au*ly;
te reproduced In the sou tial
The hi»« age of giMHlnewi is as transmissible
as that of genius. The latter is a culmina
turn of favorable conditions and qualities rure
which can «ic*rur otily infre<|uetitiy The lions;
former is tin* adjustment of life to those more
ethical laws which an* the t»mtings of that has
inUnito heart from which ail life pnM*»*cda.
It ts IMNwihie to the majority of civihxed ,
|e pie.
The transmission of great qualities to the
son. rat lier than to the daughter, has been
remarked. It could not well be otherwise.
The one has had a fair field for the exerc
of native |M»wers. the other none. Huphael
inherited from his father a proclivity toward
art, lait hi» sister might |Mswthly give to tha
work! a Traindlgunttioii, if both lived in the
NiuePxnttb century. Caroline Il« rw bel in
herited lier father's love for astronomy
equally with her brother, and ought to Iw as
famoim After his death, and st the age of
7M, she completed the cutahigue of stars lie
had begun,
keeping.
Dentil that mail and woman »Id >md have two
my
oge,
so
*ft«*r
and
can
ilretor M Kuol* lu Good Tloure- | th , e
cil,
' ■ - — - !
n«*»
oho
and
and
Htajr Under the Old lloof Tree.
Bi'll «v«rytliiiii{, miIT.t »vrrythlng In tb*
wav of privnliou, was a dying parent's *il
»lire -o children, lait kirepliip houw to ha to
get lier in. whatever t-lall. It was «.mn .1 mi- ,
•
fort
of
sippi
into
clad
.
this
vice. Ho long na those children, young or
old, had a r*a»f, they could suffer and tie
strong together. Their wants, their depriva
tions. were their own and not public property.
If needs tlmt they must starve, they could
■ton*' 111 Kile
«I «iignity, with noue hut
tbemselre* the wiwr or the worse. All their
little shifts were not subjects of general dis
cussion, their work was uot on inspection;
stranger* were uot aide to interf«*re among
them, or to sow dissension tlieieby, or to
alicnaU* affeetioti. CUmm* together in the
halutual onotui't of daily life, they could ouly
be tsHiud the in<»rt* chwely in habits of
thought, in love, and in mutual concern.
And the roof tr«*e was re*qMiiihible for it all.
The r«sif tree was the b*»nd an«l the protector.
It took tiie place of fiarent; it was a shield
ami bulwark against the world. No; tbeex
p**rieiM*e of *< uttered and shipwrecked fami
l»cs has »»verywhere proved that much «lia- hut
oomfort, mudi misery, might have ban
•|iurt*d them had they ehing together in «>ne
home, that tfeexe who have a home ahould **
not
to
keep it; it is their sufetv in worldly and
material comfort. Part with lau« I, |»art with
Jewels, |wrt with b«*iri«s»tiis, k»»- qmakes, trea
sures, but k«»**p the houae so long a** thestir'ks
and timbers hold together. It is a strong
hoM; it is a c'xrik, buwaver |ioar and old;
W or wick castle itself no !*»trer f«»r it* pur
p<wes. It ia not merely tliat "be it ever so
bumble there's no plaiv like h«*me," hut that
it is home, tiie single spot where one reigns,
w lie re one is uufetten»d and fully oue's aelf,
where one lias «Hie** tools and equipments
loosely an«l at «>as»* uliout one, wliere one is ut
large liberty, whore one exist* aatislied with
th«* natural love of km if other love is denied
one, a p>ace to retire and withdraw ii^ u» feel
safety and protecti«m in, t«i live in and at last
to die iu.~liaqicr'a Bazar
N«»b> littnd of "»reinre.
Erery .day I meet workmg women—
women wh«» toil early ami iat** merely to
keep nliv
women who U»ar tiiemaelvea in
th«* world na gr<uM d«»e* over which tramp
ling feet are <*oiiatnt)tly pa*iiiig—a little c
crushed, but for the mont jiert brave and ^
bright. They com# into the car at night
carrying buntile* ami drop wearily into their
lest* w ith Might that tell bow tired they are.
They goaiui inm<%t«r!y and late u> earn the in
sleiitier pittamv wlterewith they keep them- bot
**i \'mm in rtK*|w Table ap|»an*l ox.! boy for ^
their founiuw the iH»*ewaary eonnmnlmea of
the butcher, th* baker and the green prodne*
monger. They alw«;.s look wun and weary,
indtirere i*often a «lark ring anmnd their A
that tells of ta»k» carried far into tli* a,H
mg ht, when m«»re prasparou* folk» are ala'd
„„a Tlw.v hav« a ^wriou. eay«IT
about them, something like the pn*tur%»«)fa
or to* reileriKm at • trat« Are in a
«lim mirror. H..im-iin»T, they Uueh, hut l
*" '«"K*«» a «aw wmsiwhar» to the Uu^h, ^
Uk| , B rau. «ln V ill a rate. in
They are a noble IiaihI of heroines, the
moat of them. I like than for their pluck
nnd tlwir .turdy endurance of a hard loi. 1
dice thciubeoauaa «hay keep right on, and
«dway» will, until Uie old «witch engine,
Death, «currle« them off on the «.le track.
I like lb»'m Iss-au»- they never break rank.
but keep step even with adversity fur a com
a,u * 8 ri,u poverty a, eaptain of the
brt '* a ' 1 *' I l'ke them wherever l Und them.
working to kitchens, with iiuuee that lie in
u*, («rlor, play mg on ««.lnut- «Uh
that would grace a piano, delving st lucoo
genial occupations twenure their destiny hns
bren overlooked by go.«! fortune, or beenu«
re- ,lp " u '' or son«, thing »..re-, I», denied then
a pn.u-rtor 1 like them ins» I Mi
fellowship with them in my haart, and know
thatwnue day we shad all flnd our heritage
together No soul that ever yet wrought
.pativuUy at its allotted task but what some
tune found recoinneiue for everv tired heart
«hroii and dre-ourag.sl tear It w„„T be
cw hard work ale ays, dear heart.—"Am bar" in
; Chicago Journal.
Always live so that there's nothing to be
found ont," writes n matron whose bauest,
happy faoe proclaims her a folio war of ber ,
A \
fas *
ll*v« Nothing Conovalf*«!.
4T8
own "advice Tin* Brl« I* gaud fur aajr
walk of Ilf*, atti fur angle u well
nod people But wtr. dun no« lean*
■Dor* households m win b "tout toll pa(«.
in
bi-r
lam
Oth.-r
bn
I
Ç
lb.
bei
and
ror»
te
0
I
cause
they
thing
real
tait
the
fetid
. r
or ** We wont mention ih.^-* y «nr father;"
areptira* of frvpuflt ua»i What an aUnnw
pbere of deceit and equleurettao to threw
abouta cbikl'» Ufa, aud what muat b* th*
ooBKqueocv- Ilf such traiiilngl Home wvaaao
tLTr cowardiv by naiurv. and tboir flntin
street.. to renreal auvtbiug which would b.
llk(lj u , nuw lbrB1 * i¥ „ p, u. or
blamcl in My way. Uth er w.anaa become
•" becauas of adminintetwd rsbufesa. Uvmiuco
; knew s man wh,« pretty IRUe wife never
dlr()d U|J fc „ u bow much »be paid fvrtbo
tmw bonnet and gown, even though tliey
were bought with "the butter and ejyj
money,''tier own perquisite* re the country
where .he lived Hits ii«ually deducted a cor
tala portton from the |«-ice paid for sacb
article, «„d »he b*» ev
al a neighbor's fora few days after it was
bought, till her lord and master should have
bei»im<- reeoncilevl to tie
by
■m
left the new (juiinet
w gown. This
breaking the mutier to hiiu gently
| u u ly n*HtsMiry to nave herself from a sb>rm;
and, m our -m i..U ie deceit she practiced
will be H* i■ 1 1 *« I to his aix'ount tu the big book
ami not to Im r's
But Uit r»» are other things, not so trifling,
which are concealed l>v the Imslwml fnim
t |„. w ,f t . (>r the wife fn'.in the liu»hand The
conscience mav Iss» m»* dulled or reared, *0
that it uo longer troubles 01 m, but the lairror
and <*oti*it«iit fear of dist*ovsry, to say noth
ing of the* (mm of tho deceit itself to a ten
der conscience, *houid he enough to keep one
fr«,,, eV er re|watiug
oommitting any other.—Jean Kincaid in
offense of Uns sort or
Boston Globe.
A Box
th* Ear.
It.
of
or
hard
cake.
is
One of Browning's most Iwautifu] and pa>
thetie |N«ns, and''one intelligible to whom
»
came in after years, imiimdle from the effeet*
f or fKl smn#, and f«»r all th«
er nu», (*omm« > ruorateH t he act of an old
Earl of Arundel, who, having struck his little
child ou the bead, had the picture of himself
and the child |*unted, the child, as he lie
of timt blow, it would lie well, we think,
having children
on their hands, to commit these umw to
memory, an« I put tue kwsou in practice; for
the injury done to children by the quick and
currl«»'« la>x «»n the ear that is thought noth
ing of at the time is something incalculable,
it is iui|MMKible to hit a tender child a blow
on so delicate an organ ns the ear, and one
having such close connection with the brain,
without doing an evil and unseen work, even
when the blow ix given with the flat and open
hand. The action, it has be«n fully a-cer
taiued, has produced violent iuflammatioti In
the ear, and running discharges for years;
bliMMl ha* been known u> follow it itnmedi
au*ly; and when this has not happened, par
tial ami even t«»tal deaf new« Iiok »«n-n the con
science in many instances. Intercrmuial «Uf
Ocultira of a dangerous tyjw are not «tall
rure either, as the result of these ad mon i
lions; idiocy has lieen ti-wed to them; and in
more than one case surgically examined it
has been found that fatal »»rain d'sense lias
followed a box on the cur.—Harpers Weekly.
,
a
is
ni«*e
it
the
rain
and
■oft
Work of Houthern Women.
A* in Rt. Paul's cathedral, Loudon, on the
monument to Christopher Wren, so we can
my of the work of southern women: "Look
around!" As nothing stn*paMM«d her ofwr
oge, her fortitude, her untiring |Mitience and
energy, hcr pervistent effort during the w M r,
so the still greater demand for such virtue*
*ft«*r the l»aitlt» wo* over, fourni her aa ready
and nwpomivc
befor*. Wh«*rpver woman
can lal»or without bwing the dignity of worn
anluMMl, the womm of jthe wnith go In the
hoim*, in the nrhm»l room, at the ledger and
| th , e * l 1 Mlk - wi ' h n *T 11 *' "'"I*"- λ»'
cil, the brush, in music, in useful and dt*co
! ratlve art, ami all handicrafts where deft
n«*» and delicacy ■ii|M>r«edophyRical strength,
oho is at work, in short, whatever her head
and ha n« I a fliwl to do, she U doing willingly
and
soap
rub
wet
, ho ™" of '*"*'«>
luxury, out from the genial Aremde of ctwn
fort and thrift, from all rank* of life and
degrees «»f fortune, from the atone mansions
of Virginia to the graceful and pictuivaque
villoaof Alai tin in cauebruk««* and the Mned*
sippi valley, she has gotn*. at the call of duty,
into tin* rank an«l file « »f working women,
clad in the invulnerable armor of (latient
. endurance and womanly dignity. And for
this «he is entitled to aym|»athy aud buuor.—
Zitella Cocke in Aim*ricati Magazine.
miplainiiigly.
are
tru,v
hut h«
pe«*tu»g, ig
only half g«s«l and open to tenu dation, which
** *he p* wit ion of nuire than half the world!
The mflueiu-e of
lug
nu
Fa*.» and Kaihii
«able.
There are ultra fast and fa>hionable
women, wlawe milon* are eutcrta«intig hut
not safe. Hcsnety is a muonic, in which the
fa!*«* jewels aid ne more brightly than the
An inatinctivdy pure and imperial
nature, h«iwever, walks thmugh such a salon
to repudiate the lm*l and Uiextraet tiiegood;
is it for those who are gentlo, iiiiau»
rantf
II«
for th«
who are
of
all
of
"ultra fast and fash
thousand ewmys <*an tell, and even a woman
wh° has no (kirticulur vice, but only an i«/«e
love of pleasure, w ith this «Wire f«*r a ce
k*brity which list lest questionable, is
w^'Uil rejmlati«*n of American women at
home and abniad. The prenetice of InuI man
wrs > l©ud, uu<*«*nvetitiou{d ls*liavior, tsattrib
^ morality, when it is *>ituply a
cart*i***siM**v** of outward ap| «•araiu'ea
Now, if there were a lag tuning of home
influences* home aimi - ment* and borne cult
ure.
ionahle woman," who
principle« arc que*»
qety than a
tionable, «haw more injur> to
on*
ii force* winch arc undermining th*
•h of Urn in.ght he obvivUsL — Mr*.
8 herw«jod iu Aiuencau Magazine,
-—
Uinta ( oncer *!or Cleanllneaa.
The cure for «allownrsa ia <»f»eu air, morse
bread and sunahina Fbr coanenms, it w tb*
to brr'ad and wheat, with plenty of Itathing—
sc'rubbiug with soap ami h«»t water twice a
week at the very leaat, and underwear
in
c banged throughout as of-.en aaoneluitb&v
^ u °b w to bo said about this changing of
body wear, which ut next to bathing in itn
purtaiica. I have ****n dainty women to»
^ ubr *c and lace soiled with once wear
in ** ln du*t, while they wore the «mme
bot *- r * UI * t*«>l»inereor cotton by night ami
^ a ' through, saturatod with iti!*cn
of wuatc* of the skm If they bat lied tmd
w^ek the some vent went ou again, to return
4uodop * ©»«t fluula to th* clean, open skin,
A cUwu man or woman should air Üb© perwon
a,H * tbö mner w«uir every evening and ni«»m
i©E* Ü H»© room ia warm na it ought to be, or
•*»«*■■«• umtar v«t «nd drawer« iwk»or
Uuio* a week. Till* change and two bath* a
a
l r>-ft»r th,n dally bail Inf without
^ u«» change in living .le.w, »»mer
in the Improvement of ihr re.im.U'ikHi Tl,e
the rough, rod, (»imply fare of the youth vieil!,
°* K ' e to«'«"* diet, hot »»i aud wuier
1 bath» and frequent clean uudermhirta Bhlr
ley Dare in U-u... Uloha.
-
An o„t,in«r <«..kin( omOt.
Purchase an ai v.liol lnm(> with attarh
bwuU, four and a half inches diameter by
the two inclH« deep.
Get made «»tin ni)«, with wire rim. to
in fit outside the spirit lamp one upon another,
Vi*, iln naaui to six and a half inches by
two inches. Have the «eveiuh tin cup wty
thrw* iu«*h<* <l*ep, at) aat.o h«*l«i four to six Uu
hns ptotes, nested on to|i of the cups.
Pit a cover tutu It Ught; this Mtolwused as
• •*"P°h *'"> » »trainer sihI wire fold
mg handle, around the side of the teapot.
Pit two Un» made of light eo|»per, tinned,
over l *** l"utom and top of number seven,
meeting in the middle; each one and one-half
tod»« deep inside, and uo redder used on hot- i
fc,m ' to ***' ire-1 as a di-n. or frying pan, 1
be «.th a folding handle. Incl.w. all iu a can-!
in ™ **«• w111 * * P»cks* for knives, spoons,
sod an alcohol boll he
You will then have a mem outfit complets, |
taking up little spare, by which a good meal
be for four persons can be prepared on a camp
«*U. tn the tent, tree from wind nnd rain.—
ber , O- W. Pueblo In Detroit Pree Pram
I
' .«
iu*tU*r» Um» maternai m*unci, a
y«**©« woman i into klietnwa find* oc » ment*
cujtntion in g'tawip, relief In admiration, joy to
in the pique of mvtoiu siater*, a Oaah of ex J You
him
citnimit III tb" * 1 . 0 . that «Im baa mada
bi-r liurl.n. l au.nii-i.Hi» aiel leel'>u.i Hbe 1
lam lit* t.uiw. fl.Mi ..at .Mam. .a- *>'
1 *"* uutaiutw tbo
Oth.-r genteel loaf an of the*st*bli»limentand j
U-!trr tH|iii|> k-rarlf for the enjoy meute of «
flirtation*. SI... iMxaiira tha im amat ion of
TTT'T ,^'r: h 'r Wn r l r , T^
bn hu» Miul mi l Hunk* willingly of tho il
•woeUn*.!. of aioU u w*ur*—Chicago Tuim* ....
idll
Rtyaierle. ..f the Toilet. a n
I had alwav* thought that Swinish women '>■
wen-, I «Hievt.« i.nt to. . ,i.„ -i .. »ent
-ûh^îTiw .h - ^ not
Ç ,, tiie r n nv ti linen in tin« rtapeet. W( .
lb.- rreneli w<mian ncike. ai-oletfor the
bei I a» naturally aa »h< . 1 .» « for the day lime,
and Huit ta wtiere »he I» very wiae. Tite lior Ih»I,
ror» of hair in |t,)- r» an,I face» »nn -ired all who
te ' 1 " 1 U " l, ' t condlt"» ao
^.-r - r .7"* ^
0 H.'t?,„ in ö e"?ö i"! t r |,Ä| " " i"7 , |h l '""i'r
illation In theaieht of heaven and i^rth 1/,
I were a mau I «houbl eimaider curl patera
cause few dirorm; and as for crimping pina,
they are a step further in the career of vice,
...» „ it . . .
although Un ir in< m u>uttil> t»ii *i i when anv- S ,
thing musi-u.iiif ut ilNiiit, il# they have n
horrid f&fthiou of getting into hut eyes.—
"Bab* in New York Hear. !
cvtjs
ex
«
» uhtwo.bl. M— «rUtau M
Th» life h cn w remp w b ta Tbare u not bln« < on
real and aanfc* mabir.g manly re w-iraniy •'<
tait I* I» full o# tba KUwm »tick tniiw ! *
the a*tante abiapcr lu pefluiMil breath <• ? *' ifl
fetid It* RUtt-r ia a *ham Trauaplauted
r
b.
or
by s tbougbU*»» husband to the envi
■m ■
*0
dreadful that, it uliould lie reserved for the 1
in
or
Do you use eggs for frosting! Don't do , * ri,
It. Take live tahie**pMonfuU o? milk, one cup
of granuluU'd su^ar, flavor ni«v»ly with icinou
or vanilla, then bod live minute«. Beat it
hard until it iacooi enough to spreud «he the |y
cake. The hemity of the iMwtmg is that it
ready to cut as soon m# tin>rougldv cold,
is very nice with cocoanut
stirred in it
pa>
old
lie
lt
(
to
one
In
i
in
it
lias
gruU.i chocolat«»
When eggs are high it is quite
.1 ■.
I it
a saving.
da
We all know how soon obeewc dries up and '.
is unfit for the table, hut this same wüste I
<'h**c^<* can lie made as good as uew, ami very
ni«*e looking, by grating il tine ou a horse ] y©
radish grater. I*re|>are only as much as is
ue.sl.sl tor Imimstiaie u»-, au.i rou «nil Hud
it good for any t» sly. ;*
• J J In
, , » , . .
wtH*n a lamp borna poorly boil the nu-tal r |t«.
burner in **111 amt «vaU-r Ttie ipinmiy ae —
cumulation from the oil will he removed aiul
the light will burn brilliantly.
f
Tr
«
!
Put U-a and eolTre away in airtight re
reptai-lm a* wsm a» they are brought to tha
house. They haw much of their flavor by
standing uncovered.
• <
tr
A few dro[N» of ammonU in a cup of warm
rain water, carefully applied with u wet
■]>onge, will remove tho spot* from painting*
and chromos.
Paint 011 window* can, it ia Mid, be re
moved by melting noma soda in very hot
water and wuahiug them with it, using a
■oft flannel.
A half cupful of ammonia to a pail of
water will cleanse bard flni.-hed wall* nicely. |
Change the water when it becomes foul.
the
can
r,
A good subst itut« for buttermilk is a thin
batter mad«* of flour an« I tepid water, und ol- f
lowed to remain long enough to «cour.
the
and
To remove mildew, rub common yellow
soap 011 the article, then sift starch on that, ,
rub well un. I place in the auusiuim.
To «*xtract ink from wood, scour w ith sand
wet with wruter and ammonia, theu rinse
with stroug aaierutiia water.
and
for
Tlio wings of turkeys, go*** and chickens
are good to clean window a, as they leave no
dust.
Rub the bottom of the sauce pan with a
little butter to prevent the milk from stick
lug
To remove ink spots, «tip the article in pure
melted tallow, theu wash.
A smoky ceiling can be cleaned with soda |
au«l water.
Use newtqiapers to isilisb window ght&sand
mirror*.
Exi*osure to tho sun will remove scorch
marks.
Wash the butter stump in cold i»alt water.
hut
the
the
salon
are
Hire Itcaulta of It« ! rm.
It would l»e curiously interest rag to mqtiirs
what ha» tu« sliMed the ' evils'' of our grand
mothers' toilets into the toléra lily scuaihm
apparel woru by women in this year of lss 8 .
iVrhup- th«* uittfrimiiuhle crui*a«k* of newqia
per und science jouruul essay ista. Imagination
staggers at the effort t picture the direful
dearth of topics that would afflict tlieae
wordy philanthropists were the whole race
of American women to put into (»racticul
operation their suggested drew reforms.
If we were Htmiillaueoiutiy and dutifully to
odopt divided skirts, broad, heel leas shoes,
conibmutum gorineiiU of sanitary ffamu l,
loose waist* with never an artificial bone or
brace l*«*.;t'ath them,short skirt*, few in num
ber, huug from the shoulders, aud wide brim
med hats; if were to eschew veils, glove*,
jet trimming* and crrvpe, do all thing*
which our censor* enjoin, an« 1 leave undone
all they oon.lenin, the occupation of hundreds
of excellant bread wiuner* an«l fmrugraph
maker** would I« gone.—Marion liar laud In
Philadelphia Tiiuea
fash
i«/«e
ce
at
man
a
home
cult
••
que*»
a
on*
th*
Mr*.
tb*
a
of
itn
to»
«mme
ami
iti!*cn
tmd- "Have you no resources whatererf*
(De*)>airingly.) "A ten ri«ie ticket to FTy«Is
skin, park, $7 50 in emskx, a receipted g*s bill and a
corkscrew."
ni«»m- (Wringing her hands) "In what direction
or arc we moving/"
(With for.-wl dum««.) "Mi» Keyrtone,
a can y«»u hear a dreadful shockT*
"What ia U» Quick! Ara wa orar th«
»»mer -Wörter
Tl,e (Wil.llr.l "I. the balloon about in hur.tr
vieil!, i.y ar „omet Mire K.'y.tone, we are—w,
wuier ,t,re not tell you'"
Bhlr- (Frantically.l 'Krep me tn auapenae no
«oncer. Mr!"
"We are moving atrmight toward Bt.
Louis!"
attarh A piercing shriek broke from the pallid
by tipa of bia companion In ml«ery. and before
til» ymmg man could prevent her ,he had
to flung heevelf over the aide of the car and di*
appeared.
by Even In that dreadful moment his self poe
wty assstoa did not r«rmke him. He stood erect.
Uu with hMiving cheat and dilating nootril, anri
took a last. long, unflinching look at the sun
as that shone in clowll« glory overhead. With
fold an exultant shout at the prospect of an itn
mediate and happy deliverance from the fate
tinned, that threatened, he threw himself from the
seven, oar of the balloon ami found himself a mo
one-half ment later at home In his lonely bed. Hi
hot- i had eaten too much mince pie for supper.
pan, 1 Oh, young man, let this bea warniugl—Chl
can-! oagu Tribuua
spoons,
|
meal
camp ment we could certaiuly keep alive oo fltUO a
rain.— year
Wn
Than I>rath.
"Merciful jower*! Mi*« Key*ton*, theropt
that held thé halUjon boa broken! We art
adrift."
(A fchrlek.) "D there no help, Mr. Spoon*
more/"
"None! Nonoi"
"No way of encapef*
"None."
Islited Maide*.
Urgent Baltor— With any «ort of manag*
Th* F.
She—Tee, dear ; but 1 would sooner be
flortatvly doad -Lila
I
fo* r tot roRu-iT .* ranicMt j
mit <iuœn<m hiiw, «txl if you ntk<
uempt to think one-*- U«e plot«*» will
*» patnftti the next nmr you try It Ha)
lead you to th* tmwlstibtr eoocftuMon \
' .« «... wmow'^r'lh^dhl .." know
a everythin# in thus* day«. Ihvy are moriu
» ment* of ignorance with their facet turnai
to t he patt and their backs to the futaie.
J You cannot *t*y the haml* of time He
him f I* li'Ni I I- u 'fh flu- t*,: i v
' •* r, ' i '»teii «• ,h * -**» 1 1 *
1 J"' .'""f 11 ".* Ihr
*>' lift Inn .1 [).« i„n l.irin no el.-rjuwn per
ru)( . at-l»M>la of medicine
j to the drat! burin! past. all hope 1 »
of « nl.-red in tin- new UiMogrnetk >y»lem of the
of Medicine.
Sirerri.it. June '.Î7.1 *rt. tire
il y mother was taken with la grippe laat
.... lie in it» mini violent form,.'who h rap
idll di-veloiMvl int«. , oi. Mini nil, m. Slie iiad
a n oat terrible cough, rai».»l pus constant
'>■ *"' l despahed of tier recovery. We
»ent for my brother in * aliforma, aa we did
^ not Uno« how Iona ehe iniylit lire. When ,*r
W( . realiaeil her condition we Kent for Dr.
Jonlati. and at once l«rin irivin* her lii*
lue.cription. In two week* »he war ont of
Ih»I, ftn-atly to tin- »urpriae of every one
all who wa» a>-i|uainte<l with the caae. In two
ao , Vhi£ t 'uiM| a "lh!-'r ''.^piTTcnoiw
* iahiiiK to know more of thl» ca.»e may
1/, inquired Mb. !.. ! i
7111 Sutter Street.
, p No» T J* IIkni*. U*n*h., June 12, \W\.
Lt. J. r.mttne Jorthm, Hf».«A. I > k a a
S , K; , U(U happy to , uv that twu
n vui-ki' nw of your met! ici tics has done me
imtcli good that l am going to start out
! prospecting to-morrow. The pain in my
cvtjs has almost entirely vanished. Your»
Hkkhkht O. PowRits
l|»r Je r «lan's office is at the residence of
ex- .Mayor Yesler, Third ami James.
« oiisultatioua ami prescriptionsahsolute
< on
•'< »
! * *
<• ? *' ifl
lût
1
do , * ri, »y*
it
|y
>etid for free I *«•« • k explaining the IliMto
lt genetic avstem.
( U*»».— The Hiatogenetic Mnlicines
s*dd m but one agency in each town.
• l»*»el aniunil th** iHittle »»ears the fol
ing inscription: " Dr. J. Eugene Jor
t. fl ist« igenetic Medicine." Every other
ice is a fraud.
.1 ■.
I it
da
'.
I
] y©
is
D , )L |, ui»' Kl-reri. Soap lias l*-n made for
;* V' ,,r " , Ka ' h • v '?Â-*îS? , , , ** v, ' »'ï'««« 1 -
In lariK sales were J, 01 «, twse*. Hapt nor
. quality, and absolute uniformity and pu
r |t«. made tliia i»)s»ilile. Do v»a use it 7
—
f d* I N«»t !>•»< SI»** So you loved Mint lost, did
He No; she returned nil my pn*seuu.
Tr
y '*•
very man think» hs would ia* properly appre
«»trier men he
« t"*l i! hif wife knew n.
! kilim» of.
re
tha
by
Kt PTI KB AMI» PI I.EH CI'KKD.
We positively cure rupture and all rectal dis
ajtefl* without iiain or detention from hualuesa
• < cure, no |*«' and uo |*«y until cured. Ad
tr ws for |>«i?i|*bu>t Da. Porterdeid A Loaey, s3e
tiirket street. Han Fraaclaoo
I ky Grrmka for breakfast.
wet
re
hot
a
of
|
A
•KBS
Baking
Powder
ol- f
,
no
a
Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes—
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky
Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable
and Wholesome.
No other baking powder does such work*
pure
soda |
August
Flower
u
99
8 .
tlieae
race
to
shoes,
l,
or
num
brim
thing*
In
Perhaps you do not believe these
statements concerning Green's Au
gust Flower. Well, we can't make
you. We cau't force conviction in
to your head or med
icine into your
throat. We don't
want to. The money
is yours, aud the
misery is yours; and until you are
willing to believe, and spend the one
for the relief of the other, they will
stay so. John H. Foster, 1122
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
•• My wife is a little Scotch woman,
thirty years of age and of a naturally
delicate disposition. For five or six
years past she has been suffering
from Dyspepsia. She
became so bad at last
that she could not sit
Every Meal, down to a meal but
she had to vomit it
as soon as she had eaten it. Two
bottles of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed.
She can now eat anything, and enjoy
it; and as for Dyspepsia, she does not
know that she ever had it."
Doubting
Thomas.
FTy«Is
a
th«
hur.tr
no
Bt.
pallid
before
had
di*
poe
erect.
anri
sun
With
itn
fate
the
mo
Hi
supper.
fltUO a
Vomit
art
»,
HAY FEVER
& ASTHMA
CURED lO STAY CURED
We want the name and a«l
IM
of every sufferer
U.S and [a nail a. Addre^.*
F.BareUEATM.H S.taffatoel.T
Thin Trad*
Mark la on
'$}
f ISH BRN^i the world. I
swdft,ri:i«-.ir.ii'.;s.^.fra. k-J Tww.awmaJ
TIis Best
$100 for $20.
ODELL TYPEWRITER.
EqCAlstB ANY fl««' M
hike for «peed, clean
impnvaion. |«erf*H*i albrnmeut and iuanif«*Uliug.
I*e .1 « 1*1*» i*h"** («'Npitnl an«I aiuali letters), 7*
différent rharaetet*
Mngie f*HA«*
send for eatti!«»c«ie.
tjo no
r. uo
8. DAVIS,
»«»le Açent Pacific Coast, 421 Monqp«m»ery street
îwti Francise«».
un
CllLiaUmiIl r ErrtirEOT Lfl r »ar« ta 0l4ar Toiuml
êtovmg dh em * «Upÿ» SS^SÜI * ' ** # »1 RTSQr'SlM.
NOM» ISkal SK* T~ a**+St« la •
manag*
!
I wto lrt* VH*
fs
BOW'* HI»*
vfcr'nx Hundiml U. «r> rvwehl tui any
<4 catarrh that eefcnei be r.iM by lain*
j
■__
Ha) 1' CalaOti Can
\
SÄ',
UMrt/firm Kiff*t TRl .iX.
\VhuUM*le Dvantata. ToWaO
WaU>INU, KIN'XAN A MaKMN.
— * l . l vîi?u un*
v Hall » < a 1 a rrh » urv i -» lak * 11 »nt» r *»» t'. # t*j-h
* <Hrvet!> upon ibe .tid ... <•(
Ihr »>rt*tn Tv»itni"iù«l. nut im l'rl'-r. T »
per te.ulv *>M by all Hniawste
-——
» BuraeUmee when a mau I» put on kU mettle
of the material I » btaaa _
Pnmit» Vo* Hu i Horn Actiiuton
tire suggestion of Ihr 1 of the
pre*»ing need of a »r*l-riu*». inoderute
priced hotel, Meeare. Cline A Ran. the en
prising proprietors of tlio new Kstnond
Hotel, have transformed their really ele
gant house into a hotel conducted on tin
American plan at the rate ot #2 and fJ.-ai
,*r day or Vun.fnian plan at VO cent» to
tl..VU. Special attention will lie paid to
famtltee. The new Knumnd !• not
of behind any atrictly lirat-clam hotel on the |
I'oaat.
—— a
î , w"!î?'wii5*'ïï| , Boilîîi ''V*»i v'"\Un"
.
MaacHAKT Hotel, Third and I) »treet»,
Portland, Or. Kiret-cia»» aicommialutioiir
Rate*. |1 tofl.dper day. Jacob Ha»», prop,
a
of
»*
T J tHk.SK V A Co . Hwga. T»k»do. O
] F. J etâmes
7
Fish
W,
>
the
And
rtfe.
the
rati,
for
1 -
7
*■»'
ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant
nod refreshing to the taste, and lets
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
i&m effectually, dispels colds, head
iches and fevers and cures habilui'l
he
s3e
constipation permanently. For sale
in 60c and $1 bottles by all druggist*.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8A* FRANCISCO. CAL
LOWS ¥1 LU, nr.
R£Y¥ YORK, R.f.
DON'T.
Don't cheat youraelfj
out of a good smoke by
taking a poor iml tation
for the genuine Seal of
North Carolina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
AFRAID TO TRUST.
We «re not afnihi «/**« wnuld not pay, hut some
tasty would certainly u**«d***'t *»r reiUMs «mi »**
would 1 **eo doilsn* mii*1 «ioUsn*. sudthen rou slid
othrn« wh*» *li«l pay
we would h«* driven out «if Imsiucsa. We
to «*11 f*»r csäIi nl even 2 or A |*er «a*nt. net profit.
We have «»tic line «if shirting *«nd Apron CIiik
hams, k*mm1 wi*lth nn*l fair quality, »it 6 *. cent»,
per ysni ; on this you save shout one-half. We
have the hut line of IKunniilr l»ry < **h** 1 «* in town
f«»r fstully use. Mini sll ery (Amp, indmi.
Hend for our July list, now ready. It alii i*»*
sent fns* touli Inquirer** Shoe**. I»rv f*«»*Mla, No
tlons. Wearing Apparel, <'suited Goods, llried
Fruit, Tinware, llsrdwMre, Crockery, tiiMSMWsre,
ITnvUiiiiiN. <)n»ceries—everything you want.
qiioU*<| at lowest cash prices.
Consign me nt* retirai A«l«lress
SMITH'S CASH STORE,
416 A 41 K Fr«»nt St., Han Francia «», « al.
B ltOOKI VN HKTI.I), Hush St, bat Moot
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Malaria.
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>55 4 257 firaeawieh BL. N. Y. City.
Premier Bicsrcles.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
STROWBRIDCE-BODMAN CO
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Fire Arms and Sporting Goods,
ias SECOND STREET. PORTLAND, OR.
piSO'S KbMhltY MJK LA t A KUH.—tuet. Lion.
* *■« to Use. Chcapiat. Kelicf is inimnliste. A
cure is certain. For Cold in th • Head it has norausl.
CATARRH
It la an Ointment, of which irmall particle is applied
to the nostrils. Price 50c. Bold by druggists or sent by
mail. Addrees: K. T. HAxn.Tinx. Warren, Pa.
Buy Tour Own Goods if Your Dealer Does Not Carry Them.
PARR! CASTS AND ROAD WAGORS,
ADVANCE THRESHERS.
••at and Cheapest In the World.
THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Cuts. SIS Up. Wagons, SSQ Up.
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PROMPTLY CURBP »V
Cure« Also : ™
Neuralgia
Lumbago, j
Sciatica,
Sprains,
Bruises,
Burns,
Wounds,
Swellings,
Soreness,
Frost-bites,
StifTn ess,
All Aches.
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Fish Ins Tack ie. Et Hreat Variety. Lowfrimi.
t4rnd fur ('Wtal'Mcue. («KU.
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OREGON HOMESTEAD 10.,
the ftueM property In Fa^t BortlaiMi—II
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Prices. Nue t«» each,
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at the of
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Khf n-aulsr courses, la
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Petaluma Incubator Ca, lVtntmnn Crt'
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THE SPECIFIC A NO. I.
iNiresall ann- tuiml dlvhancesof men.
Vniliir * maiwrof how ion« standing, pre
I UUIllI ve " u mrivtuie, 1 . IH-I ig a . internal
rerii«Hly. « ures wReii everything else
■Jl FfLf I hat failed. Price. #3. UO. cinmtaroa
iKbra; nppl mil. »II. Hold b> I'nigglmnor sent
intaii s ,,,, r ,. r ipt ,,r priée by 11 »« A. fw-hoao
Hielt MedielneOi . Han Joan, Cal,
J. McCRAKEN «t CO.,
— DEALER* IN—
Rech« Harber Lim«, Portland Cement. 0«4
d«n Gat« and Utah Platter. Hair, Flr« Briefe
and Fir* Clay. LANO PLASTER
60 North Front Htreet. Cor. D,
I'OKTLAND, OK.
FRAZER AXLE
Best in the World!
Set the Genuine!
Sold Everywhere!
6REASE
WANTED
soi nnroB' homrstnukd a less numuer of
sen^ UiMu IfiO aud made final
unurernno » ,roof on the Mine <*:«>re Jun*
nUm LO I LflUû Âb 1H74. W. K. MOiiKri. P. O.
rtoi TAS. iM'Bv r. (loin. Mention thi
The addre«a«MoI ail aoldiera who
lier.
Biff Cl i*these*nowleriirwil
leading rsmedjr tor alt tb*
uonatiirsl dd*« har**-* sad
private dlseseoadf men. A
certslncure for tbs debtlh
tstlng weskn
t«» »"m«*n.
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VASELINE.
L'OR ONE HOLLAR aent ns by mail, we will <Se
* liver, free of all charge«, to any pc non iu the
Uaite «1 cut**, all the follow lag article* carefully
K ked tu a neat bo*. :
> tan-oum-e bottle of Pnre Vaseline... 10 cts.
Oue tmaaseibottle Vassline Pomade...16 "
One jar of Vaseline Cold ( ream .
One cake of Vaseline < smphor Ice ...
One cake of Vaseline Heap, uns«-en Uni
On* cake of Vaseline Snap, see*ted...
One two-ounce bottle of W
16 "
10 "
10 "
» "
bite Vaaellne.26 "
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< ir for Btampa any riu*l** article at tha prior namad
If you ha»** •*ana#i'>n to «um? Taariin« In **> form Im
uarefiU u> aoo«*|»l «mir mumm«- * 0 ** 1 « put up by ti# io
orisioal paekawr*. A great maay dru^gU*«
•eiauario buyer* to tak« VA8KL1NK p*»t up l yUa*
N«*r* r ytolci to auch pi rruaatoa, a« tire articlr ia a* Imi
tation without vatu«- ai.il will n<>| fire y«*u tire result you
A »-Ul. .»I bl««w Baril Vaarlfa»« b *44 fay al>
dru«ffi«W at 10 owuto
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