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IE STOCK
OREGON,
Wh.n you want a Neat, Nobby Suit of Clothes, made of First-Class
Material throughout, in a substantial and workman-like manner.
and one that will fit you perfectly
verv larno line of Snrinn and
your taste exactly in a Spring or Summer suit of clothes. His
prices are as low as any other man's who does strictly First
Class work.
MorslB
me more wommhe brighter.
Busy.wives who
never seem ro grow old.Try a. ca.kc
A complete -wreck of domestic happiness has often resulted from
badly -washed dishes, frora an unclean kitchen, or from trifles -which
eemed light ac air. But by these things a man often judges of his
wife's devotion to her family, and charges her with general neglect
when he finds her careless in these particulars. Many a home owes
a large part of it thrifty neatsccs end its consequent happiness to
6AP0LI0.
6aCrocera often fcubatlttttc tiic-inr Konrti for SAi'Oi.lo, lo make a
better profit. Send back sucb artielee, and l!t on tuiil.is Just
wou erOereda-u
BEAUTIFUL, FLOWERS
Are easily grown, but you must set good Seeds. YOUNG'S SEEDS
are considered the Slandaid of Excellence, and have been planted
In thousands of gardens for more than a quarter of a century.
Anyone will tell you that they are the best. Try this little
collection for 25 cents. You will.send more and larger orders
after that everyone does.
IMS ST. Bpra; Urr-f 'rlmr.
AgTMS. Braatllal illhl ailia.
BtrT rr.is. rhnianumslniml.
tUIStSE MaH. b.Wt.'Wll wii4.
ABOVE 10 PACKETS OF FINEST FLOWER
Our superbly Illustrated Catalogue of Roses, Plants and Seeds (instruct
ive, useful, complete) goes free with every order, or mailed free to all who
write for it, enclosing n YnilWP P CfiMC' Pfl 1406 olive street.
6c stamps for postage. U. IUUIlU & oUiiO b'J. SAINT LOUIS, MO.
aBaaMigi.aiJM?ajgPPjrii-KaaMMflai I jp aija.aAmaiEgvzTj-mixiixjaakji laaivajn
WHY ARE SOME PEOPLE ALWAYS LATE?
They fiercrlook afccaJ nor think. Icop!e hare fcceri known to wait till planting scav.n, rrn la tee era
very for their iceif.snd then rrpct over it for u mcrths, rather than !). an J thiak hat thyUl ar.t
fcrthepirden. VICK'S SSB3S nertr dinrpjict. is the rcrditt fion tne rai!!ier. i!iu luiie vlan'.cd
tlirm If It'.s Flower or kVretible Thnts. lll.f ran-Ahiirrm this lire. 3XAKBXO
Jt i Tear, but ed jo cer.u tar VIcIz'S Floral GaillP.dcian the in cH from tr-t order. .1 COSIS
nothing. This pioneer ca:a!te o itai-is thrre cj
$ir in cvh prcauur'. to lhoe senilii ':'. ..-Jcr
cficr.cbaaaiiliriilL M.d.- unJilTe.ent iLa:e frn tz'-r
CmcHSSTCFrs Essush.
THC ORIGINAL AND GENUINE,
4. n rji irr winlw' ir. tMajuttui
tr all Isiezl ilzTf.X-
Inn p (pt 'Vl'i r i'riflf ! ffr.
IS 7.fr 'r. t,lst - ju
Tfct GLSE5T JK WE, fro IGCFST LCCkTIC.
by ths !s t" Wu
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lrcn ac. li'ru rt, n i)ltMM tri.-tvi tr
J;.Vf aaJi-T-jr-",'! ?'iat nei'ru-r- lTt
1 ixiu ir.to of ! Trt-jir. b:jiff jonr r e i-r r- !
f t Co. u.tjiv3 Ii?-cuHJ'ti iu. it-
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HEATER.
A GREAT SAVING
TO ALL CATTLE FEEDERS.
Slorkinn "nlio Iinve usetl tbls flfc
llfHter say Uiry trcmld not do tl
-wltltut them at 3HJ- jirlcf.
Sectional view bclotr nliotrs
tho Hnu tind fltcoko l cariicd
nrnunfl nntler the bottom, lag
urat lirsttni; sarfare. 2t fpailu
lj.irctlilientr. One firing; will
Iat from.' to 7 tlars. Any hiy enn
oirrtt-- No im.-irriro lariuer
rn:tlTjiril U he uitltout one.
lnvitUHle and jou -Rill but fly
rSrr3Ff!0M2cT0 5cpERDSy. 4 SIZES.
. cind ton ircuub No miets.
O. P. BENJAMIN & BRO.;
X AT ATETTl UU.
FLORAL GUIDE.
The J'ioneer cv-d Cau!og"e cX America, tcr.u.r
cra-lirtel'tct Vejeubles, Holers, l!ulht, Poukts
si. ! mAl Truiis, uilh description andjnee? Ie-j-
rtnrr.t of Frrcialties and all Wortry 'ix!i e.
?,at th-.pe and le as proved so sati'fa'-i' n L .1
yerr Mjnj-raw and-!ar.t illistralier,!i.ri - ric
ei'.jsci f'alefxioU iuthc,andfrorti r.icre Sei.ial
Cn;h Prizes Jioce.oo; ace Floral Guide. rery
yervonwho awns afoot ofUnd or iu!i v.tra
?Sxi!d lae a enpy. Mailed on rcce.i t .f iocci ts,
ich amount may fce dcducied fam lir t nriter.
Abridged Catalogue Free. Pure Slocks. Fi:lIKeis
ore. Prices Low for Honest Goods.
.JAMES VlCK.SECTSIitH.Bocliester.H.7i
it
Its K'6t35 55 '
if fA'tn. . -c.ni! ' '-- i tu-tr
fivivM .-. .eAi. 1-it.i.hi. ii.'-l'it..
. Use Tailor,
MISSOURI,
in every particular. He has a
Summer Samples, anrl r.an suit
ce like
use SAP LJ 0
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a !
rilLOX DBCSSOTOn. BlraMl rolara.
I ITI-MJ IITEB1D1. ria.t mlitS.
ClILLtKIHt. T.rr brir.lut.
rorrr. itot KLr. n...iii.i: Wca'aL
SEEDS. SEST POSTPAID, FOR 25 CENTS.
- ei pla:. Grandest Xoytltics ever iKcw
fit , c .-h pi Jt one of ire i-L.le 1 aai. Orar..
t i.-!;ef-. 1 1. '. m-i-.es.
Res czos3 Ditstaio Brand
til fi1y Hfs Par-- tr IrrL-oU fUl tor
ni Kctitf tr Ljidt-. r4 Nr". T return MiIL
l' aTt3VTi.-CECVLClWTK3C,.,llTCT?.1U.0n,.,3
n,.t tM.'.a.c rss-Misii puu a znvt bf th ni? of the
ClLicago, Boci Islanfl & Pacific Ey.,
Th Direct Rm'.e to scd from Chlctjro, Jollet, Ottair,
ret.rlj. La Salle. Mollce. Rock IslasJ. la ILLINOIS;
Carenport. Muscatine, Ottomva, Oskaloosa, Dct
Ilolnw, Wlntemt, Audubon, Harlan and Council
EltCi. in I0VTA; Mlnnearolij an" St. Paul. In MIK
KESOTA; Watertown and SIoox Falla, In DAKOTA;
Cataeron, Si. Jotph and Eanau Cltj. In MISSOURI ;
Omaha, Lincoln. Falrburv and Kelson. In NEBRASKA ;
Atchison, Leaventrorth. lloncn, TLjeka. IIuUlcion,
WM.lta. BeiltTille, Abilene, Dodgf Otr, Caldwell. In
KANSAS: Kingfisher, El lucoend J!lnco.ln IXDIA:.
TEBIHTORT; DtnTer. Colorado Spiinga and Pueblo,
In COLORADO. Traverses new areas of rich famine
and crazies lands, afibrdirg the btet faclllllei of inter
rccmnnlcatlon to all town; and clilts tast ni Ttst,
cor.ht. and southwest of Ciilearo asd to I'aciCc nnd
!tratisiceaclc seaports.
1.IAON1FICEKT
VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS'
' Leading all oerarstltora In splendor of eoutTcnf,
, tetveen CHICAOO and DE3 MOISE3. COUNCIL
BLUFFS an-! OMATTA, and between CHICAGO and
7JESVER, COLOItADO grBISGS and PL'LELO, Tin
KAKSA3 Cmr and TOPEKA and i ST. JOSnPH.
Flnl-Oawi Day Coaches, FBEE EECLIXISO CHAIR
1 CAKS. and Palace Sleepers, with Dining Car Serrlce.
Ocae connections at DenTer and Colorado Sprlnfi rrlib
dlTcrglnj railwar Unea, cow fancier the snr and
i Tlctarc&jue
, STANDARD OAUOE
1 TRANS-ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE
Orcr which roperbli'.ralFPcd tralnf run dally
THROUGH VrllHOUT Cn.VSGE to and from Halt
Las air, Ogden sad San rrandsco. THE ItOCZ
IiLAKD Is alio the Direct and Favorite Line to and
from Manlton. Pike's Peak and all other aacltarr and
scculc resorts and dues and mining districts lo Colorado.
DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
Frcm 9t Joseph and Kansas City to and from all lei.
porant tonns.ci'ies and sections In Southern Kebrasko,
Kansas and the Indian Territory. Also via ALBERT
LEA EOUTE from Kanns Qty and Chicago to Water.
Vntn. Bloux FaSj, SIINKEAPOLI3 Bad ST. PAUL,
connections for all points north and northwest between
the lakes and the PadSc Const.
For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired Infornatlon
cpply to any Coupon Ticket 0ce In the United Staks
or Canada.cr add rest
E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN.
OeaHItxacer, GcnT Tkl, 4. rasa. AgU
caicAOO. zxx.
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CHICAao. UHIVIHWUII.IWL s-
auMua- FOR SALE BY "aJ-"
KliAXCE t CO., Forot City. Mc.
pJk-ItJ ljlll tHHACV. (JAZF-TTE will
re lii '1. Mmrt-lr wraj'tied. to any sddnw in the
'c!l!Mav '"1i I ICJ J-jr ThrF" Months
rarer,- .t v. KJX Xi.it? ono Dollar. Lib
ra! l.io iint all -vl tn ri:mt,:rn!. Aeert" and
pf N.wr V..ik thn -U-c.J IjVjV iT ll
dtimato Illustrated s;nrtici:and rieiisuoTial Jormai
pabiia'micmthe Arnuicancuiatceu. liH VUM
Apply for terms to J- Jillii
Blcltrd K. Fos, TatiSL IB3e JrT lot. ,
4
Over tlie World.
SUNDAY APBIT.5.
Ten Minneapolis mills have combined
against the English milling syndicate.
David Davis, a Leavenworth wife
murderer, was sentenced to execution
under the laws of that state.
The plate and window glass war has
ended n St. Louis, and there is a pros
pect of higher prices.
Pueblo, Colorado, proposes to open the
finest mineral exposition in June over
at tern) ted in the world.
r jealous farmer shot his wife at Sa-
' ina. Kansas.
! a Nebraska farmer shot his neighbor
near Korfork, cauhed by
cattle.
trespassing
A htudent at Shenandoah, Iowa, shot !
wtlin,oTvt1may0r" daUg,,ter:
U. S. District Judge Hoffman is criti
' cally ill from heart failure in San Fran-
cisco.
Governor Fowle of North Carolina ap
. pointed Captain Octavius Conteof Ware
' county to succeed the distinguished his
, torian, Colonel Wui. Lu Saunders as
j eecietary of state.
Tennessee Wild Cattcrs' telegraphed
Secretary Blaine; "Two thousand j
Tennessee boys would like to spend tho
sumimr in Rurao in company with tho
t Kansas cowboye. ,
Tlie grip has taken a new hold at .
Pittsburg and is more fatal than small-:
: I.V. i
j SIOMIAV, APRIL G.
The iiresident will ha
will have a fecial train'
. on the U o t'rani'
i i t. ... r . i .. 4
' Denver.
,MM'"
A big sale of Wisconsin pine lands is 1
reported, gOZifXH) being the consider- j
ation. !
I 0and prejiarations have leen made
for the state ('rand Army encampment
at Decatur, 111.
John A. Grier. a prominent railroad
miii, died in Chinago of lagripi.
A g.mg of swiiiillerr, running tho in
ternational bond exuhnngo, at Chicago
, has been run down by the policv.
' Many Irih tenants are accepting tln '
oilers of the landlords and returning to '
their farms. '
, . nornuio who murder by an e.
, preacher ex-pugilist at Jersey City.
, John Harper, n prominent and aged
banker died in Pittsburg Sunday.
TUESDAY APRIL. 7.
E!ovea eo;ilo wero b;irael to dcatli
in a fire at Rochester, Pa.
AmiTicii will ba called on to eu;;ily
the tlclicuncy in tho uheut crciis of
liurojio anil India.
Tarkio, Mo., lias voted in favor of
bnikliiiK imystein oi water works.
Artibts will be ealied iijnjn by the di
rector of tho mint for now designs for
silver cuius.
Several Baptist divines aro engaged in
aiiljul suit at Dalian, Texas.
A story is ntlj.it in London that Par
nell was Feeroteiy tnarritd, but not to
Mrs. O'dho.u
tl'-rmany has retilvwl to withdraw
the embargo on American iKirk.
The municipal elr-ction in Cleveland
proved a decisive H-puhlican victory.
Cincinnati has elected the Republican
municipal ticket.
A number of Chinese laliorors were
assaulted at Kan -as City, Kansas, and
driven back across the Kaw.
A dividend of per cent on tho pre
ferred stock of tho Xew York tXew
Eegland railroad has b ;e:i declared.
! wrxxusinv apku. 8.
j At Uritto, la., thousands of cattle,
j hortcs and ho: are dying of hydropho
' bia. A ni.t'I d g ran amuck in that vicin
I ity Mjvernl days a week ago.
lwo children wore burned to death at
; Piattenviile, Colo., while lighting the lire
with coal nil.
P. T. Rarnum, th world's greatest
slmwuian, dice at RridgeiHjrt, Conn., at
1 p.m. on Tuccdiiy.
An Omaha engineer reports all dang
er of a Hood in tho Missouri riwr kh
over.
A Kar.ras City girl wr.s hypr.otizeil
and committed thievery.
Two young women from Missouri shot
themselves in Xow Mexico.
tih.-j-iav AP3II. 0.
M xican dollars are dij-eountcd 10 per
cent in Cuba.
G -neral Horace Poller has been select
ed to deli'.i r tho oration on tho occasion
of the breaking ground on April .'27, for
tho memorial lo Gen. Grant.
A little boy was burned to death at
ToKka by Fi'ltingtire to his father's hay
mow uhile plaiingwith matches.
Wis-consin legislature votes against
uniform text books ami in favor of elect
ing United States Mnators by a dire.-t
vote
Kineaid, who killed cx-Conrc.-sniiin
Taubleeut Washington, l.as been :ic
l'i d.
Rov. Sam Small has been called ujson
iO p.ccount for funds of the Ogden Meth
oJirt univerMly. 1Iomis tho charges
are malicious.
About half the town of Tobias, Xeb., ;
was burned. Loss aliout $30,000. j
Amount of insurance unknown.
F.HirUY APRIL. 10.
Two Indies v.eie elected police judges
in Kansas.
In a fit or insanity, a Nebraska woman
murdered her two children and killed
herself.
The Alliance has a majority in the
Florida legislature and will probably
ll,l.Vi
1
,
;ii
W ill
elect tho United States senator.
The revolutionists in Switzerland
bo prof-ecuted.
Three train men wore scalded fatally
on tho Wisconsin Central.
The president's tour has been arrang
ed in tegular time tabic order.
Tho federation constitution has been
adoptcil in Australia.
Secretary Procter says ho is not n can
didate for senator from Vermont. i
TiiKMcKinley tariff bill is with us toj
to stay. Democracy opposes it and de-1
nouuees it ns unconstitutional. Rut
Democracy also opposed tho homestead
bill -givinglCO acres of lnnd to a poor I
man. It defended slavery. It pro-
I nounced the draft act unconstitutional
I and organized a littloono-horsa rebellion
I in New York City to resist its enforce
ment. V ith each succeeding year the
aforesaid tariff bill will commend itself
more and more'. to the judgement of tho :
people, until Democracy will no more
think of opposing it than they do now of
defending the institution of slavery or
demanding the repeal of tho homestead
act.
Fruits anil I'ruit Tree
i an aldr writtii boik ami cive Irusty Infnr
in:illi-n fur all whu eroiv frull nfiinv sort or klnc i
Stark Itr.Nurserrei.-lAiulsiaiiii.Mo .willsenri ' onish-oas. -u. acniniui,ure
it free to al!. Int crested. Dratwe Juita Jr'anaia on, Jio.
" i Jot .
L itA ,-,."
' Too large
-the old-fashioned pill, loo
feckless in its way of oing
business, too. It cleans
you
out, but it uses you up
and
your outraged system rises up
against it. Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets have a better way.
They do just what is needed j
nKj jiiji. aiuimini v.uu Lfi 1
more thorough nothing is as
mild and gentle. They're the
cmn11rcf rd-iPinncf thn nncW
, . O f i
to take. Une tiny, SUgar-
Coated granule's a gentle lax-
ative three to four are Ca-
thartic. Sick Headache,'
rnnefmntinn Tnriio-o;t.r.n R'l. i
ions Attacks, and all derance-l
. - . .
meats ot the iiver, btomaoh
and Bowels are promptly re-'
rkti-nlc; i m T -rri r-if 1 1 f 1
Heved and Permanently cured,
- - - -
Ha r. lM'lMMJ-. TBSUIAI till
H rr:ui-. WhiFKcn bfril. Com-
lonabi.. .r.l vfearaall rui. nta .jr.niMin,
Ulj, .I Br daar, Tark. Hrll.f.r Masaf (laabrUX.
- - . .
Largest Salaries. Higiicst Cokis
ivri' tni-rit -ltii-itioii id Mr :iw:.Vrinn.
Hi m-i. .,!ir ;.-.n yai-Vir.". fo Ilnnlv .Vur-i rj i
slnrk Special :iitnnilwcr
I, I .rii i'.'-.
ilnl i-i!ra pii'! jlili". 1'
iiiillt Krif S ,tnf uti.iii
alin n u,ir.iitl,'..
Wi l li. I in
lo I'llallilUd. M-
N ir-TMii"ii,
Kuulii-tir N Ti
fill, linn lv;..n-li rli:it.U
Dr. Grosvenor's
Belkap-sic
r..Me PLASTER.
Rheumatism, neuralgia, plrariayaad lunbacol
curr.i i oac. braatita loreajo DJ ail arnuiciHa.Q
PARKER'S i
HAIR BALSAM I
CitvM and 1-taoMics tbc tu. I
i'rjni.'tt a lct'inaat cr-.tli. I
llevcr Fa'ls to neatoro Cray!
Hair to Its Vou'.nful Color.
Cut: I ac.p t!'a-i S: U-r til'ir-. i
I ae i'lr.i -"a fllM.'t ntr.r II n.m thr ,rft I. "it
Weak Luv, Octtiirr, Iclii.i:jrL ;as C'.t it.tit.e ''tt..
Hmuv.RCOHfiS. Tie cal.rere cwr t r Orja.
iu) jllptui. Lc at Ii-.i.i:i, or l.l"CO. a. Co.. :. 1
BOILING WATER OR MILK
E PPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
coc
LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.
To cure Biliousness, Sick tlcadache. Consti
pation, Jlalaria, Lrrcr Complaint', tako
tho eafo and certain remedy,
SMITH'S
Csp the STAI.I.SIze flOlitllellcan'lollie
bUtlu). THKV AKS Tim HOST CONTEMCXT.
aiaitnl3le lor Alt J-a-m.
Prle-n of cltlier size. 25c. iir itottle.
"7 17 7n"PnnT0GjvuBt
ATfllJU PANEL, BIZF,
Utile r4cl. lea rrrarta:nil.
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rarlalarnn lc .lllir..wh,r..ll... lir..l will alio furn-l
Hi. iiuarl-jaor.irt.T-,m.utJI Mbith y '411 ab .am Ib.tamoent
Na rtM.ua. fur n.niM .or ...fkl .1.. r.i!jaad nuirblj
1-aruM. I d...rr hut Mia Wvrkrr frvta carb iluri.l crrmtnij I
ha. a!r.alr lauehl anl r.iji wita tn.',tn.Bl Nrra
an tr. ali.il. ualnrmfr SJIN'V a ...r.arh. II a." M.W
&att!?it
or srv. Tr.ctr -r oU, lith.i
i..Iir'"ti,ibT"'t,tr lLy iiaa-.Al-tr
a fit iL Mtk. tT to Iram.
W fiinilh tfy:l.ifiz. W rtiirt y n,k Tot r tt .
jvnt pn mmai t. or tj -f-ur lo th e 1 hi i n
atirt y now l'J j. 1 tmnf m o.t-f.il tr fT suki
t.4 Iff iU fl;tlitf, V. t i limh JO "'
rlwrinrct BUS tta ra fl t
i rn h t r. !No t 'if Kti.I
tiZ vi: to., i.tJmii, unAi
ffaAOO.GO a ji.r 1. loirs' mad l-j J.An R.
,r...,'a.i ii.k. aa r.iu.a. b.l ran
l.Cli J-O'P-I. k'j haw ta.arM (tmu ff. to j
iuaj.jaiii...ian..aii-i-a.jnr .
lalnrl. Tau i.n e-ltiairar. al t.uf.. a-4.-
inj all mi lw-.-r lt MMe u on! J to
v.. k ari i
ikliriii'Si'. I
tistaa a to-, rtiiuw,
,
ESTSEij
sTWHl
Ja 1
a '
For LOaXera'ArirSO HAIfECJgi
Ora;ralacJEKV0U3 nEaiHili
aint!ar ScJicaillird, HZecti
A Errrrsor Eausscs 10 01 J crToszT.
. ..IliUin fall. KwmtMfS. Pa. la ,alara a.S
traf1arlieaa.raiiaia-irauwi...afci libvi iwi.
P" -(-c for lml.Iiinrr rF linn ?orta
t , z. .i t rr y-, r,
cw jAfir- Ttcr.n
o
I sTsatsVafasaaw -
Country Life tlie TrueLlfe.
"There ought to be more enjoyment in
the country for people of reasonable
means and wholesome tastes than in
town," writos the editor of Seribnera
"doutbly. The truo civilization will come
to America, he thinks, when persons of
means have their home in the count?;
and live in the city for a short time of
tho year, wither in a hotel or in a ho'aso
of their own, if they aro rich enough lo
have a town house and keep it closed
most of the, year. But the true home
ought to bo in any case in the country.
It is there that the poetry, the health
and all the finer, bettsr belongings of
life and nature grow and blossom.
But the writer confesses that it is im
possible to wrest, from the soil nlone
enough to live the life that would bo de
sirable. There's tho rub. The only way
to get over this ungracious fact is to
suggest that people make their fortunes
in the city, and then get out and make
their homes in the country.
But the country must bo made the
true home, or wo never shall have in
America any of those fine old permanent
urcii lammes wuicu are such a creuit 10
- country in the estimation of numerous
i' knglaml writers. This is sad in-:
lceJ" I" the preservation of old families
13 chicr reason why rich people
Bt,ouM livo in the countrr, however, that
end cannot bt thus compassed. For the
father may have a splendid home, but
no one of his children will be able to
'"ainlain it or own it, consequently it.
. siranger nanus.
(only way to proiM-rve old families is
havo wtalcs eat!liItM,. We recommend
tho.e who nro concerned in this matter
41... . ... I 1 i .
to procure a constitution il amendment ,
. .1 ... .
in iniii eiieei.
It's Hiineliuies said patcut niediciners
aro for tho ignorant. Tho doctors foster
this idea, "iho people, we re told, "are
...,! i- ignorant hi ii t t..edi
al M'icnce." SnpjHiso they aro! What
: , ....... , ; , in,1.ii.,i..K. but
a cure, and tlie metlicinc that cures is
'he miilicine fur the i-ick. Dr. PierceV
'ilik-ii Mt-dii'.il Discovi-rv cures the
do
i lx-lit.W and
tho" "don't believes."
ilance about it, no "A"
It says '"I can cure you.
' Thete's no he:
nor "M'ibli."
! oMv
is I
direct" I'erhaps il fails
I oeeafionallv. Tho makers hear of it
' when it doe.. because they never keep
' the mum y when the- medicine faiia to do
! g-Hid. Suppose the doctnrs1 v. en ton that
; principle. W. beg the doctors pardon.
It wouldn't doll
' CnoKiy.:, sntf'zing and every other
. f irm of catarrh in the head, is radically
mi red by Dr. Sage'd C-'larrh Reined.
F.fly cents. Sold by dniirgists eery
w here.
lJciidiiigr Hfoiiias.
Some ri.mnirfiiiiV t:itiriif.n! lirivr '
I lately appe.-ired in regard to the great
value of tuberous begonias r.s bedding
plants; the claim being made that they
ire equal or even superior to geraniums
for this purpoie. We cannot but think
' that such clniii is greatly exa''graU d.
j if not groundless. AH that is iHcnkd is
, a brief statement of facts. The tuberous
begonias after seteral jours of trial,
' both in this country" and in Englatid,
! have been found unable to stand full
' es;K)sure to a bright bun for anj" great
' l"iigth of tim.-, the sun scalding and
burning the foliage, and so checking and
stopping thy ginv.lh or t lie plant and
rendering it gencrillj" nohor.lt liy. In
partiallj" shaded place, where the plants
receive the full sunshine but an hour or
tiro during the day. they succeed fairly
well. Viek's Magazine for April.
A ISiht VU'i'v.
The Holiday-, well called the
"Kiny
j.Iuieniles!," makes a remarkably libera!
I offer. The pubiii-hi-rs will .end f ar
1 1
i issues of tne paper, to any addren:, on
; receipt of Irn cent.", or will bend it for
two months (nine number:') on receipt oi
1 twenty livo cents. The I loliday is not
; only ur'ght, pure and instructive, but
j contains tho best htorws of such popular
fauthoisas Kdward S. Kll:;-, Win. M.
I (Jraydon, Lieut. M. H.J.ijn-', Will I.iren
j bee, and others. It is beautifully illus
trated, and gives an excellent ortrait
' 1 I. . a .1 a
I .iuii iiiiioriipii oi iiiu aiiiuor el e.ien ;
t Mrial. Hero is a rare chance to obtain
i .... . . ......
too iesi juvenile pajier imuiiilieu lor a
nominal cont. Tho offer will remain
open only for n shmt time. Address,
The Holiday, U0 r.nd 121 Nassau Street,
New York.
j Tvro Pitpcrs :t IVfi-k for a I1
I lar a War.
Tho "Twice-a-week" edition of the St.!
lyjuis itepuldic has won success by de-,
cervine it. A i-i page remi weekly, nt '
j the price of tho cheapest weekly, it is un-1
I nval.Vii as a goort ami elieap news jour- j
j nal, and. at the same time, retains every
feature that is necessary to tho make-up j
I of a complete home and family" journal. J
j Special Missouri. Illinois, Texas, Arl aa- j
s.ia and Kanyas editions are printed, and j
i a general edition, for other States, con-j
! tains only ueh news r.s is of interest ,
everywhere. Kememliar, too price is
Only One Dollar a Year. For sample
copies, or premium catalogue, addre.s
Tho Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
Where She Hoped Her I'ji
Had
Gone.
The caughter of Deacon C was :
tnlle "slow," both of speech and of un
i derstanding, but "as good as tho day is '
, "
'Jong. After
' talking with ;
; n
her fathers death, she was i
a neighbor, who had just 1
"drojiped in," concerning Fome of
the!
characteristics of the departed.
"Father," said she. uwas al wavg a great
tin in wood n then sprcadin' his hands !
! out to feel tho warmth. I do hope"-
reuectivoly. and with coiiMucrabiH ten
(Ilti.cps in her toucy "I do hope they'll
have a good fire where jias gone
. w
; Tlie Iltilm
I'a.s.ion Stroii? in
Death.
Mr. Cohen Ifepeccn, my tear, doctor
ha.l given IH6 OOp.
Mrs. C Acli lummell
Daa ist jn j
I
ei?irAI'Ulir.ll I
Mr. C Id seems hard to leafe you."
-Mrs- C-Bo hoo: Ieh bin verueckt.
Mr. C-M seems hart, Repecca, und
I
i
I
i der busy season is gomin on in a week. ,
chop lot of combs in der golhn.
I'll spring 'em on der angels. I last du
i gesehen?
The celebration of the eightieth birth
day of Dr. JlcCosh, ex-President of
11 bo described
Ilarper'rj Weekly.
The article will be accompanied by a
pot rait of Dr. McCosh and illustrations
of the silver jireseated on that .occasion-
5A
USTERS
ARE THE BEST.
D
JOO styles, prices to rait all.
X. Aybcs A Suns. Pii i la delfiill.
Sold by all dealers.
ThiaTrad
Hark ! on
Bib Best
Waterproor
Coat
In thavrorid.
PACKAGE
PHOKHARRIS'
PASTILLE:
FORTH: CURE OF
JISC If EN
Tr.ll CIKT liKMialih HKLV BlCiT la VIllMi u4 SID-
1 CMtrettrtl mi rarrl lu (ajt tw j..r.
' x.ri.1 1 f
rrr!..i i ir-iihe ilenM -Mtt Ttf If aljre,. to rab fcrfilth
1.1., ttl.It..riHl.tt:at wraa kbo tfce !iu rorfttIa
ji t raMl'iaa. la tSeel a picinrt tirf.
rSlJJSycoMt?S!ii"Li
The greatest improrement in
Corsets durin-j the past twenty
years is th use of Coraline in
the place of hom or whalebone.
It is used in all of Dr. Warner's
Corsets and in no others. ,
The advantages of Coraline
over hom or vhalebone are that
it does not become set like
whalebone, and it is mere flexi
ble and more durable.
Dr. Warner's Coraline Corsets
are made in twenty-four differ
ent styles, fitting every variety of
figures thin, medium, stcut,
long waists and short waists.
Sold everywhere.
TTAEXEH IJH0S., Kirs.,
IVea" York and Ch:c-a
11
gQQTFg
EMULSION
CBHSUSflPTIOH
SCROFULA
DEOP.CH1T.3
COUCH3
COLDS
Warding Sissoss.
Wondorful Flesh Producer.
Many hiivo gained ouo pound
per day by its use.
Scott's fomilsion is not a sccrot
remedy. It contnins tho stimulate
ing properties of the Jlypophos
phitcs Bud pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil, the potency of both
being largely increased. It is used
by Physicians nil over tho world.
PALATABLE A3 MILK.
Sold by all Druggists.
SCOTT & 30 WHE. Chemists. N.Y
OSS
mm
the'best.
V. M. Fckky & Co's
Illustrated, Descripiiv: and rriced
Sfed annual
For 1b91 wiUbeiiuiled FREE J
I to all applicants, and to laitKasoa'sJ
icustoracn. it it better thao ever. J
fcTcry person usia-; Careen,
Flauftr er Field Seed.
ibould send for it. Addreas
D. M. FERRY & CO.
OrTROIT. yiCH.
I Largest Seedssien in the world J
i
t A caniDhlct of Information and ab-'al
sTa itruc nf the laws-Showina 1 Inw tnfl
-Marks, Copjnenta, iml nu.
.lilm MUNN at CO.
x3Bl Broslwsi7.
A tar agra.
HO f-iQEESSES
MITCHELL'S '
Eye-Salve
A Certain, Kale, and 7ectlre Beadi for
SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES,
Piaiuang Long-.Sightedr.eis. & Rtstor-
ing the Sight of the Old.
CcTTearDropi,GrancIat!on Srj'8
Tu.Ti:r, Red Eyes, IKatted Eye Lash5,
in rusrras ijnrK eiikpi'd msamenz.
Also, KoaIly aiSeadont when csM In cibtr
maladies, such at L'lcara, Fcrcr florra.
Tstroora. ."ait Kbrasi. Dam, PI Ira. or
wwwt Inllaaimailon txii'j.MMTCZZ&UL'S
MAHFJBtaJ ba used to adrantaze.
. tSvii br avlPSrscstati avt CeaU.
Now is your lime to get your harneej
ml don't forget J soo D.V1 .Vurtii-
mumm
(VITALLY WEAK). IlilexlrtM no.. niinlk u
i'o.ftt.. wr illy: s;icre circtil .trtls or cri.f;
l Kiilj In nit U Hfe.cr x leUn. b.LU. ronmrtf! In Ttb.
WPS R5"a i-lrll1iTO TmilllM.fBUIHo,
Wehe you" ever at cea in a storm a i
storm near a coast, when you expected J
the next wave would dash the good ship l
to pieces? If you over passed through
sucn an experience you will remember
the relief felt when you realized you
wers near a life-saving station with it
oorps of heroes, and you will be glad to
tniw more o: the life of thoso "brave
.v.itchers by tbesea;"andovenaconfirm-
1 stay at-homo will bo interested in the
indsomely illustrated article on "Our
fe-Saving Service" in the ilay number
Demorest's Family Magazine. From ,
o same comprehensive source you may
ion about the Isthmus States.-Central '
Vmorica (Knely illustrated); "Signs of
Character in the Face: How to Read
rhem" (also illustrated) will enable you
to judge more correctly of human nature: '
and the excellent paper on "Dalsarto and
tho Delsartean Philosophy," with a por
trait of the philosopher, will answer
that oft-repeated question. "Who is
i Delsarte, and what is his philosophy?"'
Then there aro bright stories, and in
formation on all live topics, and almost
no end of illustrations (over 200. and n
splendid article for "Our Girls," and the
other departments, at usual, are brim
ming over with good things; and, alto
gether, this is
an exceptional good I
, . . , it--, 1
uuuiucr ul Liuib niuays goon raiuny
Magazine, publisheil at ?2 a year, by W.
Jennings Dejiorest, lo E.wt lllb St. !
v... vnrir i
iui.i.
Dciuorcst Contest
At the M. E. church. April IStb, 1S01.
rSCIGRAM.
Mii9ic Orchestra.
Prayer Her. John.
Music Instrumental . . ..Mrs. Oru Hunt.
No 1 "Two Fires."
No 2 ."Ino Deacon's Sunday School
benuon.
No 3 "Voice of The Dram Shoo."
Music Vocal Duet, C. O. and Willard j
Proud.
No 4 "Tho Rum-sellers Legal Rights.'
No 5 "Our National Curse." I
MusicInstrumental Miss Alberta i
Smith.
No C "Homo vs Saloon."
No i "I he World on Fire.'
Music -Vocal Solo Miso Rebecca Van
Isuskirk.
No 8 . ."Tho Lin, nor Traffic Antagonistic
to American Lauerty.
No 0 "Voting America's War Crv.
Music Instrumental Miss (Jertrude
Cummins.
Presentation of the Medal.
urcucsira.
Admission lu cents.
Comniitteo for Mav Mrs. Cochran,
Mr. Hob t. .".iontgomery and Miss Msude
.UCilUtgilt.
. .1tK l"r a Nci'tllo.
Our Homes, a thirty two page monthly
magazine, devoted to house building.
homo furnishing house decoration, fa6h-1
. .
ions, general literature, etc.. is the best
publication of its class in America. The
IHiiiunitri.-. in oruer io increase ine cir
dilation of their magazinr, olTer largo
cash rewards to those of their subscrib
ers, or intending Eub;-eribers, who cor
rectly answer the following question:
Where in the New Testament are the
w irds"anedle"Iirst found? .Cash daily
and weekly rewards given.whilo the com
petition lasts. The publishers will give
away thousand.! of dollars among those
correctly answering the question the
lending reward being ?500 in gold. Send
ten cents in htampsor silver forn. sample
copy of Our Homes and complete rules
governing the competion. Address Our
Home Publishing Ci., IJrcckville, Cana
da. Did yu Know That
Many a peanut vendor owns a farm.
Big bugs are not always gold bug?.
Thosmilo of some peoplo has corns
on it.
Home rule is the best Iiasii. for a good
start in life.
Big ears are not tho sole property of
four legged animals.
A time for all thingt doesn't moan to
take them nil nt once.
A ten dollar hat sometimes travels
with a ten crnt pair of socks.
A porterhouse steak is often cut from
very cioso to tho horn.
Tho Democrats who say 'tako Home
thing" are in favor or reciprocity.
The thing or beauty to bo a joy for
ever should lo warranted to wash.
The variety one fit-.diin vegotablo soup
isu't necessarily tho epico of life.
Guaranteed Cure lor i.a Grippe.
Wo a Jthori76 our ndvertised druggist
to sell you Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, up
on this condition. If you aro alllicted
with La (Jripp nod will use this remedy
according to direction", giving it a fair
trial, and rjperienco no benefit, you may
return tho bottle and havo your money
refunded. We make this offer, because
of tiio wonderful success of Dr. King's
New Di-w.-overy during lust reason's
epidemic, Havo heard of no case in
which it failed. Try it. Trial bottles
free at King ,t Proud's drug store. Large
sizo .j0c. and SI.00.
Trips on Ito.sc.
Tho thrips is a troublesome insect to
contend against. Soino succo?3 is mat
with by syringing tho folingo on tho un
der 6ur"ace with wh&Ie-oil eoap eolntioc.
Another wa.-, which with anniall number
of roso buBhea might be employed, is to
mount a sheet of sticky fly paper on a
light frame and hold it overc plant while
shaking the branches. A considerable
number of the injects will bo catijjrht.
and by repeating the operation their
numbers cnti bo lessened. Hy going 1
alwut the plant3 at night with a toreh J
the inf-ctt; will destroy thcmselvcn by
flying into tho flame. Vick's Magazine
for April.
'I.v tho Garden" in tho title of a series
of attractive articles on practical garden
ing, written nnd illustrated bv Mrs. T.
W. Dewing, to bo begun in the next
number of Harper's Hazar.
IfAnrtn .fc HuoTiir.KM have published
a popular edition in ono volume of tho
Journal of Kir Walter Scott.
Always insure your property with
D. W. Thumn, the experienced fire in
surance agent of Holt County. Ho rep
resents tho Old Reliable Continental.
I School boardashould 3lways consult him
! before buying Bcho.,1 furniture, maps, '
globes, charts, etc.
Justices of the Peace should re
member that vo aro prepared to print
subpoenas, summon?, warrant', attach
ments; in fact any blank that you may
need, in a good style, and nt the lowest
prices. We havo blank subpoenas, all
ready printed, for sale.
WANTED!
OW Postage Stamps used prior lolS7J
Good Prices paid. Write to.
V. ft ".fTf'iTApr q
Hor 51, Horton '
SJtsi
The Celebrated Stallion,
i U U JN lx UliEVELAND.-
This stallion will makn thn c noin nf
1S01. as follows: Monday, Tuesday and
W edncsday of each week at A. W. Van
CampVbarn on Little Tark. three and
one - half miles northeast of White Cloud.
anJ two miles south of Xapier. Thura-
day. Friday and Suml.iv nf unrri vcanV t
John C. Hinkle'sj barn, one-halt mile
south of Fortescue.
DESCRIPTION- AND PEDIGREE:
YOUXG CLEVELAND is three-eightha
Clyde nnd tive-eichths Kentucky Whip
and Anpinoose. Is a seal brown in cnlnr-
' seven years old, stands IGJiC hands high,
woigns i.ioii pounas; is o: kiml uisposi
tion and a fine foal getter.
TERMS AND CONDITIONSi-SS to
insure colt to stand and suck. Parties
V uelore K"vn woe
"witi'Miru iiiiir,iiii.iuioIiev. iviicu
mnre is removed from onmnnl loeabtv
money for service becomos due at once.
A J",n on mAT ,nU foal will bo held for
nsurance money. Care will bo taken to
nMrnni ..:n . i
ntigui Mi.i.iitt.-uil UUb niuiiufa utj reouuu
..: i-i i t.i
sible should anv occur.
W. M. BABB, Prop'r.
The Belgian Draft Stallion,
ROMEO!
ROMEO, (300) 03, is making tho pres-
em season at mv rarm, tnreo miles east.
and one-halt mile north of Oregon, Mia-
' souri.
iDascr.ptlon and Pediflree.'-S
ROMEO, (3X)) 931. was foaled in Bel
gium, March 2i. lS3i. and imported Sep
tember, 1S37. Sire, Mayence (347); grand
sire, Omer: grand dam, Falmn. Dam.
Haie; sire, Hoer Jean; grand dam, Fannie.
Mayence sire of Romeo was ono of the
..w.f-. ! . TV-l - T
i norsea io ue;gium. ivoraeo
Yfet ttS&
1 ..;... I 1 r : 1 . i. .
f;iuu ULUU IJUIJK oi auicriua, uy liiu rLUlur
ican Association of Importers and Breed
ers of Belgian Draft horses. Volume I,
Pago 40. Romeo is a tine horse, with
good bone and a tine top. Is black in
color with small star in forehead; stand-
15 hands high and weighs 1.C00 pounds.
He is a perfect specimen of thd draft
i horse, splendid walker nnd trotter, good
length antt great breadth; good feet. . It
will pay you to seo him before breeding
your marw.
H Tsrsis and Conditions:
Sl'i to insure colt to stand and Buck".
When mare is parted with or removed
from original locality, money become
due at once. A lien on mare and foal
will be held for insurance monoy. Care
will be taken to prevent accidents, but
will not be responsible should any occur.
BLUE JAY!
This well known jack will make the'
, season of 1S91 at tho same place as tha
stallion. I.omeo.
TERMS: -310 to insure colt to stand
and suck. Condition? same as for stal
lion. ISAAC KURTZ, Prop'r.
FIFTY THOUSAND
COOKING
AND
HEATING
STOYES
PER ANNUM
With MAN'TETJ, GRATES, HOUOW
TVAltn, TIN-WARE, ami other gooda 1
proportion Is the prudactlro cioitsi
of the
PMlilps & BattorH Macnfdctnrln. Go.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
rIKIR STOCK of farnlshfna for
tlie KITCHEN, the PATiTRY, unit
the IjLNI.NO JCOO'I it Immense.
WITK LARGC CAPITAL, lo
rxperl-iicp, atutl lavorublo location or
thn cIiearii-Ht ply Iron, and tin, luweat
fmlglit rutpa ! nil snuthrni ita'nta, onr
cood aro uwxcu.'r-d l;i iuuIi!T, und b
juodcoiuprtltiou in pi Ices.
3GVKIS.Y rr..I:R atloulil hr.ro
our JllU'.trutpit tctaloguo. Correspond
tuoe aoIicitcU.
mips & eultorff Mfg. c.
TH E
FiGGERS Si HAMILTON GO.
WATER3URY, CONN.
sfanuracTuntna or
SILVER PLATED
WARE.
EXTRA PLATE,
SECT.CK.1L PLATE.
7i?!PLZ" PLATE.
tV1 l. ra tn'.pr nr-w ap't rlrh
Art P "
W'AiJ:. nOUl
n B r f1T"r "T"'i:af csr.csr.nxET.
9 I .i " . 1 . . .
K JLsJ,. (.-.'AUAATKiaU
1.
lit ALL RCSPC-T3.
Aa Tiir-3JTT- ruriT.rtr TtTlte
i.t iir n iM.U'!ati''i with 9.tHm
uroi ter t3 t'uapfl.
ll'RaP
Rii o 6 ysifur I nt If Wf
liy Mary A. Jjivermore
lltrm larratr. of JTaaSTTa-rV PerKftMH--
FLU at. RMrttal "???.?
Waraanlr or -Basitaly- Ws a! at War. Its lsi
8aa4t a "f a aro aaaa laaa.- Bat. Para.
t vi eatt aaa.1
1M a math ntada. .r" IMatj.a. JM
r!f!ttjSf'
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About The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980