The Oregon mist., July 20, 1894, Image 4

Highest of all in leavening strength. litest 0. 3. Got. Food Report
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Pons
Economy requires that in every receipt calling
for baking powder the Royal shall be used. It
will go further and make the food lighter, sweeter,
of finer flavor, more digestible and wholesome.
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ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., 101 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
PURE HUSBANDRY.
Matter Printed in the Interest
of TlionghtM Farmers. v
THE DEHORNING OF CATTLE.
TUH PORTLAND MAKKKTS. '
Cold rve la a Bobber.
The bold thief who a few week ago
tried to kill - Charles Wonnell when the
latter refused to quietly submit to see
ing his house robbed returned to Won
nell a boose about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning, and knocking at Mr, Won
cell's window until he was aroused
made a proposition to sell the watch se
cured upon the night of the burglary.
Wonnell replied that he couldn't buy
the watch then if he wanted to, as he
had no money in the house, and added
that he did not care to buy the watch
.. . back. .
"Well," replied the man outside the
window, "yon will surely give some
thing for it Will yon give me ten dol
lars for it?"
Wonnell asked how he knew it was
the stolen watch, and was told that a
brother knight in Wonnell 'a lodge, K. of
H., had told him that it was, and that it
- had the proper initials engraved upon it
The man said he had bought the watch,
but refused to give his name, saying
when asked, "Oh, you wouldn't know
me if I told yon my name." Wonnell
finally told tiie man that if he would
leave the watch at Frank Hosbrook's
grocery he (Wonnell) would leave ten
dallars at the same place.
The man departed, bnt the watch was
not left at the grocery. Mr. Wonnell
thinks he recognized the voice of bi
last visitor as that of the burglar, and
believes that the proposition to sell tho
. watch was bnt a ruse to induce him to
open the door, when he would be over
powered and compelled to submit to an
other robbery. Indianapolis Journal.
A Baby Climb a Ladder.
Think of a baby twenty-four hours
old climbing a stepladder) It was rather
an undersized infant for that age too.
Of course it could not climb up by it
self, so the nurse carried it in her arms.
It did not err, but clapped its hands de
lightedly. The child was a little bov
aud the climbing of the stepladder took cattle were not frequently used for doing
l'""-" me very room wnere ne was injury to ootn man ana oeast. very lew
If the Mora on Our Cattle War Not
Frequently Ueed for Doing Injury to
Both Man aud Beaat, Vary raw Would
Adveoate Thalr Kauiovat.
This is the way F, L. Gaston, Nor
mal, 111., dishes up " horns" in a recent
Jersey Bulletin
" In regard to the discussions about
dehorning, there seems to be no more
chance for all to agree than in the matter
of prohibiting the sale of " horns " that
make brutes of men. The greater the
nuisance the more some will argue that
we have no right to deprive the others
of their natural privileges. Were it not
a fact that the " horns " men take make
them even lower than brutes, there
would be no occasion for us to try to
prohibit their exercising their natural
privileges. And it the noma on our
uorn. inemoiuer regarded it as an im
portant event evidently. It was by her
orders that th performance took place.
Her interest was none the less beeans
it was all for the sake of jrratifvinff nu
old time superstition.
mummy nurses ail agree that if a
would advocate their removal.
For several years past our State and
nation have been licensing the sale of
norns " that make brutes ol men ; now
why not allow owners of bulls, by pay
ing a license fee, to retain their horns,
so a the Dull reels like killing his
master or his master's horse, or his
baby goes down stairs before it goes up master's neighbor, he shall have the
arniN ihi hath In k. i I U I 1 ) - : I l. i
- , ' Very Mac Interested.
Brings I was around to Miss Penstock's
last night and she seemed very much in-
terested in you. -
Unggs-Jid she Well, I'm glad to bear
. Wat. j '.. . ...t i i ..
Briggs Yes. She said yon were a hand
some fellow and wanted to know if you
were as good as you looked. Sometimes,
..- she said, you couldn't Judge a man by ap
pearances.
Origss Certainly not But you gave me
a gooa reputation, didn't you P
Briggs Of course. She asked if you were
dissipated. -.-
Griggs Is that sof By Jove, old fellow,
there may be something in this) What else
did she say? -:
Brings She asked if you had money.
Grisgs You don't tell ruel
Briggs Yes. ,Sue said you seemed such
a Dice fellow that she should hate to hear
anything against you.
Griggs Seemed to be real interested, did
sheF
Briggs Oh, very much.
Griggs Well, I must cultivate her.
Strange that she never took such an inter
est in me before. Howdo you account forit?
ungfts fcasy enough. .
Griggs Whyf Has she heard anything
aoout mer
Briggs les. She said she heard that
you borrowed (25 from her brother. Truth.
Aa Anchorite In Durance Vile.
. Hermits are generally supposed to be
noly men who spend their lives far from
the madding crowd, occupying them
selves in works of prayer and medita
tion on the vanity of the world. Jean
ttalade, an anchorite of the Nineteenth
century, who has been arrested near
JPerpignan, can hardly be classed among
the disciples of St Anthony,- or of any
otner pious tenant of the Thebaid.
. - While supposed to be leading a contem
plative life be was going about the
country stealing like a gypsy. His dep
redations having been brought to the
notice of the proper authorities, the
gendarmes were sent out after Jean,
and he was captured at St Paul. Tha
gyves were promptly placed upon his
wnsts, and he was marched between
two stern faced men to the prison of
.trades, wnere he will remain in real
seclusion from the world for a consid
erable period. Paris Cor. London Tele
graph.
stairs its path in life will be downward
and ill luck will attend it Accordingly
precautions should be taken against
such an omen. In this instance the
child having been born on the top floor
of the house it could not be carried up
stairs, and therefore its mother had sug
gested the ingenious plan of having a
stepladder brought into the room so that
nurse could mount it with baby in her
arms.
But that was not all. A small Testa
ment was attached by a string to the
child's arm and in its chubby little fist
was placed a gold dollar. Thus reason
able certainty was secured that the boy
would grow np both rich and pious. At
the same time it seems very odd to see
such superstitions observances practiced
in the city of Washington in the yeai
icaa. w asnington star. .
blessed privilege if his owner is only
willing to pay the license fee, no matter
whether it is high or low. For myself
I am satisfied men should be prohibited
from buying or taking "horns" which
make them go home and kill their wife.
or child, or neighbor, and so far as my
cattle are concerned, I wish they had
not a horn on them, I have handled
tliem both with and without horns and
know they are much easier handled and
do less harm to each other without horns.
Have obtained the consent of my better
half to dehorn all the male calves
dropped on our place by using caustic
' Wheat Market.
'The local market Is dull and quotation!
are nominal, aa follows! Valley, 77J,'c
per cental ; Walla Walla 76a per cental.
Produce Market. ,
Flow- Most grades are higher as
follows! Portland, Salem, Uascadla
and Dayton, U.tHi per barrel s Walla
vallis, $2.60 i I'endloton, 2.Wj graham,
2.40 j and superfine, (3.25.
Oats steady at 80o per bushel for
white and 85c tor gray. Kolled oats are
quoted as follows: Bags, W. 75(1. 00;
barrels, tO.OO 0.25 j cases, U 75.
Miiurrurra Bran. l5t17: shorts.
fl6(ifl8; ground barley, 20; chop feed,
$l0(.(l(i j whole feed barley, 17 per ton ;
middlings, 23(28 per ton j chicken
wheat, 06c(iil per cental.
Hay Wood, f I0(rt:12 per ton.
Buttkr Quotations are as follows:
Oregon fancy creamery, 20(22c per
........J ....... .1.. 1-.. 1 - A.ui. . .. 1-
to good, 12.4 15c; common, 9(10c.
Ciikics Oregon Hiiirl2.Hio per
pound ; young America,
uoiuestiu,
8032c;
Swiss, imported,
low ISO.
Eiigs The market Is firm at 15c.
There appears to be plenty of eggs on
hand, but if they were fresher they
potash on the little horn when the calf
is only eight or ten days old, and I find
it gives excellent satisfaction to pur
chasers. I hope soon to obtain the con
sent of my better-half to also dehorn all
would sell better.
Poultry Old chickens are quoted at
13.50 and $4 perdozen. Young are worth
from $2.00 to 3.00, aceordinir to size.
There is no demand for old ducks or
geese. ' Young ducks are quoted at 1.00
('4.50, and youna geese. f0.00df8.O0.
Turkeys are slow at 8(ifl0c.
Onions New California red, lo per
pound; yellow, l,ltfq per pound. The
market is weak.
PoTAToas Weaker : Quoted at 85(8l)0c
per sack.
Vkuistablks String beans and toma
toes are lower. Cucumbers are higher.
Corn, egg plant and peppers are now
in market . Oregon caobage, 40(i)00c
per dozen : California cabbage. $1.60 per
cental ; caulillower, $2.75 per crate, $1.00
per aoxen ; parsley, we per tloxen ; string
beans, $1.00 per bos : Oregon, 6(tf 8o per
pouna; wax oeans, ai.ou per oox; as
paragus, tiOiitiOc perdozen; peas, 3i
5c per pound; cucumbers, $1.25 per
box, $2.25C$2.50 per large box; Cali
fornia tomatoes, $1 per 26-iound crate ;
corn 35c per dozen ; egg plant, lOo per
pound; green peppers, 12,150 per
pouna.
Bkbkiis Strawberries are quoted
from 8J'(a5c per pound ; raspberries, 4tt
A Peculiar Find.
Mrs. J. W. Hood had a peculiar ex
perience a few days ago. She was
searching for a mislaid article and was
rummaging about on the closet shelves,
when she laid her hand on a ladv's colt1
watch. It did not belong to her, and
she was at a loss to understand how it
came there. The incident worried her
so that she finally went to the office
where Mr. Hood is employed to tell him
about it Mr. Hood was as much sur
prised as his wife, and advised her to
make a further investigation. Upon
her return home she again went to the
closet shelf and there found her silvet
spoons, which she had packed away in a
trunk in another room a few days be
fore. The only satisfactory explanation thev
could find was that burglars had been
in the house and had the gold watch
with them. They probablv found the
silver spoons, and were looking iu the
closet for other valuables when they be
came frightened and hurried awav. leav
ing the watch and spoons lying on the
shelf. Mrs. Hood has advertised the
watch, bnt so far has failed to find an
owner. Chicago Journal.
Flant Shade Trace.
Again the time of year has' rolled
around when deciduous trees shed their
leaves. The best time to transplant de
ciduous trees is during the fall of their
leaves In the autumn and the bnrstina
5o per pound; blackberries, 10c per
pound; currants, 4(rf6o.
Tropical Fhitit California fancy
lemons, $4.50; common, $2.00(33.00;
Sicilv. tti.00 (,i tt.25 Miitrrntian
me nener calves cropped on our place; Sweets, $3.50(3.25; St. Michael, $3.26((
then we shall have Jerseys without 3.50 per box ; bananas, $1.752.50 per
lo no.
it my neighbor prefers to have stock
with horns on and is willing to pay an
enormous license sufficient to cover all
damage done by these same horns, per
haps he should have the privilege; and
if human beings will sell that which
makes a man kill his family or bis neigh
bor and our State and nation have a con
trolling interest in the cursed business,
why not make the whole business re
sponsible for the damage caused thereby?
Let us dehom our cattle and see how
much nicer they behave, and let us feed
the young America on pure, unadulter
ated Jersey milk instead of soaking them
in beer and see how much better they
behave.
Duncn; nonomiu, si.ibi'iz.&u; seedlings,
$3.00(3.25; pineapples, Honolulu, $3.00
(3.50; sugar loaf, $5.
Fbibh Fbbit Oregon cherries, 15(
50c per box ; California cherries, 60rl0c
per 10-pound crate for black; apricots,
80(S90c per 25-ponnd box; California
apples. $1.25 per 60-pound box; 75c
per zo-pound box; peaches, oOwOOc
per box; plums and prunes, 00c per
box.
Dbikd Fbijits 181)3 pack, Petite
prunes, 6(S8c; silver, 10ai2c; Italian,
8(8 10c; German, 6(8c; plums, 0ai0c;
evaporated apples, 8(sl0c; evaporated
apricots, 15(ol6c; peaches, 1214c;
pears, 7& 11c per pound.
Wool Dull. Valley, 10(3-10)c per
pounu; timpqna, lOfttluc; r.astun
Oregon, 47c, according to quality and
shrinkage.
Pbovibioss Eastern hams, medium,
c per pound; large c; hams,
picnic, 11(2 12c ; breakfast bacon, c ;
short clear sides, U.'iHirllc; dry salt
sides. 90i 10c ; dried beef hams. 12 (9 13e :
stony hillsides, on table land with clay lardt compound, in tins, 8J(sl0e; lard,
made from tha '" lu-'(r1V:LP'K8
THE FIRST IRISH POTATOES.
Mr Walter IUIelRh Planted Them Near
Cork, but tha Tennis Feared Theas.
: Sir Walter Raleigh was an unprin
cipled adventurer and failed at an ad
ministrator and coloniser, hut he had
a moat commendable taste for planting
and gttrdmiliig, and in these branches
of cffoit his liifluunoe remains potent.
Throe hundred yours have passed since
he lived in Ireland, in the county of
Cork, on tho vast estate which had been
bestowed upon him, but the yellow wall
flowers which he brought to Ireland
from the Aores still flourish and bloom
in the very spot where he planted them.
Near by, nt Yonghal, near Cork,' on
the slioics of the Ulackwater estuary,
stands the Attune cherry which he
plunted. Borne cedars which he biought
to Cork are still growing at a place
called Tivoli. Four yew trees, wboso
branches have grown aud interlaced
into a sort of summer bouse, are point
ed out as having sheltered Raleigh when
be fust smoked tobacco in bis garden at
Voughal.
Raleigh tried to make tobacco grow
In Great Drltalu, but the climate was
not found suitable to it. He succeeded,
however, by introducing the habit of
smoking it, in making it grow in plenty
in other places.
More important to tho world than the
pot whore Raleigh sat and smoked bis
Indian weed is another spot in his gar
den at Myrtle Urove, iu this same
Vonghsl. This spot is still bounded by
the town wall of the thirteenth century.
It was here that Raleigh flint plunted
curious tuber brought from America,
which throve vastly bettor than his to
bacco plants did.
This tuber Raleigh Insisted was good
to eat, though common report for a long
time pronounced it poisonous. Some
roots from his vines be gave to other
land owners in Munster. They culti
vated them and spread them abroad
from year to year.
This plant was the Irish potato. Be
fore many generations It became tha
staple food of the Irinh people almost
the only food of great many of them.
It was the "Irish potato" which
came back to America aud became tha
groundwork, so to speak, of the Amer
ican farmer and worklugiuau s daily
breakfast and dinner. Hit Walter's
carious experiment in acclimatisation
became an economic step of the very
first consequence, and the spot at You
gbal which was Its scene deserves mark-,
ing with a monument much more than
do the places where the blood of men
has been shed in battle. Youth's Companion.
1-kovko to mm turn mmn.
Tested and orovsd by over thirty years'
naa in all nnrtl of tue world, AMOOCB'S
Poaous rtAwian have the iudomeinsnt of
the hlghstt medical and ohsmloal authori
ties, and millions of gratsmi patisms wuo
have been cured or distressing ailments
voluntarily tenttfy to their merits.
ALLcoct's 1'osoi'S Plaiitbss are piirsly
vsaetahl. Thsy am mild, but sllwtlva,
sura and quick in their action, and abso
lutely barm leas. , ,
Hewars OI nostrums, am iur aii.
and let no solicitation indues you to accept
amilwtltute. , . . , .
Urandbbth t Pills are mild, but slrsot-
ive. t
Tl, man whn la ilevntut to III! Slit l fre
quently obliged to ay food dwtl ol attention
to ni uiicie,
There It mare oalHrrh In tills etlon ot ths
country tlmu ell oilier illwemn utitioniinitr.Him
mitll the lt (uw warn wu umioeod to Its In-
erlU. KoragreHt meiiy jer doslors ero-
nnutiwti it a iojki niaeaae, aim piceenoeii hhi
remecllix, eml by ooimuully IhIIIiik to wirewlth
in. i.MMiinMiii i.r.iniiiiiineu 11 mfiurniiiD. n'i
w lm )r(vtMit!trrh to be aeonnllliillniiel die
ttiul Lhttrefnrti rttillllrt'B eonatlLlltloilHl tnml
uiuiil. lUII'e Cetarrli dure, ntuuf!urvd liy
K. J. (iivney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, U Ilia only
comtltntliitml cure on the market. II l taken
internally Iu 0o Imni ten ilroiw los tatioon
f til. li ol illi.MHly ou the blood and munone
Mirriicea 01 lite nyiu'nv 'i ney om-r one ninmiwi
dollara for any nam It IhIU lo care. Hand lor sir-
euian ana texiimoiiiaia. sniireea
r. J. CIIKNKY A t o.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Uruiislati; 7) veins. ;
81am Manaser Have you taken any prepara
tion! lor a inito on ert ApplUwil (prouilly)
1 ye wen tilvoroed twioa.
TT Osxmsa for breakfast.
It is Not
What Wo Say
fiut whnt Hood's Hanmparllla doss that
tolls the slory. Tho groat volume of evi.
denes In the form of uiipurnliHaml, volun
tary U'lliiHinlU pruvs beyond doubt that
Hood's
syayV'
Ilo Buro to
Got Hood',
Saraa-
parllta
. Cures
Hood' Pill en-o habitual entiatlimllon.
MUIT PRItlRVIO I
LABOR SAVED I
PRESERVES PRUIT
WITHOUT HIAT.
SHTIFKHMKNT1NK nreaervea OIDKK. MILK.
Bill-rut ( ATHUI'.rlOKI.KM. elcaud doea l(
MUCI'KHMl'CI.I.V bv nreventlna fernientmlnii.
Thuaaeol thla wonderlul preenrvatlra aaaure
mweaa In oanitlns and prewirvlnt Irulu ami
vnelabloa ol all kTii.ln. NO Moll 1.1) on top o
frull. . lime aud labor, and la Iu every way
S dadoed aMooeaa.
Antifcrmontine
ta anld by all drnsstala and sroren, aud Is outs
smtsui u do what we eay It will,
NELL, HEITSHU WOODARD,
Portland, Or.
HERCULES
sM- IV;.. F.NGINE8
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KNOWLEDGE
Soil for Ollrea.
As to the kind of soil in which the
olive succeeds, Ellwood Cooper of Santa
Barbara says that be has trees growing
wunout irrigation in black adobe, on
subsoil, in shady lands
wash of the mountains, with no differ
ence in the bearing of the trees or the
oil made. They are known to succeed
where peach, apricot and nectarine trees
have been destroyed bv the black alkali.
and also in land so rocky and steep that
it cannot be plowed. Our virsrin soils of
California are rich in lime and potash,
two of the chief constituents required
by the olive tree. Prof. Hileard has
stated that tha substance of olive oil is
taken entirely from the air, and that if
the crop is made into oil, and pom ice
and all other offal returned to the land
of the buds into leaf in the spring. There from the outset, it needs no other
HlaBcmedy.
Jack Ford Do you ever suffer from in
somniar
xom ae w itt No. Whenever I cant
sleep, I Just imagine that it's 8 o'clock in
the morning and I have been called twice
ior Dreaxzast. Liife.
A Terrible Kevence.
Witherby-Say, did you recommend that
cook ot purs to my wifef
Plankington Yes, I believe so.
Witti erby Well, I wish you would come
arouna wnigst and take dinner with us.
.new ior worm. -, .
, Emancipated.
ur. unargewell l had 14 eases at one
piace last evening.
Bali wick Was it an epidemicf
Dr. Cuargewell No. The Young Worn-
ru t r iu ae oiecie cluo had a smoking con-
is little choice in many portions of this
country as to what particular time dur
ing the period mentioned trees should
bo transplanted so that the soil is in
proper condition. In this section, where
winter is well defined, the planting
period is divided by cold weather into
fall and spring, and the relative advan
tages of the seasons are less a matter of
moment than the fact that not nearly as
many trees are planted in either as there
onght to be. However, this is an oppor
tune time to remind those who have a
place to plant a tree that fall is a better
time than spring to set out trees. Mc-
Keesport Times.
v High. '
It was Iu a latitude of 86 deerees. 27 min
Otes and some odd seconds north, where the
sun lingers above the horizon for six months
and absents itself from mortal craze for an
equal period.
The old man Kskimo acted cross.
"Young man," be observed icilv. "don't
you think you are working the racket pret
ty hard when you call on my daughter ev
ery evening?".
The youth turned in fierce resentment.
"Cruel sir," he exclaimed. "I have not
eaiieu every evening.
if the soil is a fairlv eood one: it does
not wear out the soil, but if the fruit is
pickled returns should be made to the
soil, and then potash and nitrogen are
especially called for. The olive tree
flourishes under varied climatic condi
tions ; it will withstand a temneratnre
of 14 degrees above zero; it succeeds in
the dry. interior vallevs of the State.
where the mercury during the summer
often ranges from 100 to 120 degrees in
the shade along the coast and on the
high foothills of our mountain ranges.
In Algeria, latitude 35, it thrives at an
elevation of 4,800 feet above the level of
the sea ; in Italy at a height of 3,200 feet
feet. 80s.
.r).60; pigs' feet, 40s, 13.26; kits, $1.26.
Heat Market.
Bus Top steers, $2.60 (VI 2.75; fair to
good steers, $2.00rj;2.25; cows, tl.75(
2.00; dressed. 4( 5c per pound.
Mutton Best sheep, tl.762.00;
ewes, $1.60(31.75.
Ifoos -Choice. Iieavv. 14.00: liirhtand
feeders, $3.75; dressed, 5c per pound.
Veal Small, choice, 6c; large 3(34c
per pouna.
Merehsndlea Market.
ukans omau wnite, o. l, n;c per
pouna; mo. z, ajc; large wnite, 8!jjC(
pea, 3c; butter, 3,!8c; bayou, 3c;
Coffer Costa Rica, 23c; Rio, 22(2 23c;
Salvador. 22c: Mocha. 20r28c: Ar-
buckle's Columbia and Lion, $23.50 per
lou-pounu case.
Rice Island, $5.00(85.25 per sack.
C'oedaor Manilla rope, lj-inch, Is
quoted at w?4c, ana msal, 7C per
pound.
Coal Sales are slow and prices steady.
Domestic, $5.00(87.50 per ton ; foreign,
$8.60(811.00. " '
Wheat Bags Calcuttas, ejc, cash.
Suoab I. 4Xc: irolden C. 5Uc: extra
C, 6c; confectioners' A, c: dry
Buaktn'a Methotliralneae.
Never has a man been more method
ical in bis work than Professor Ruskin,
nor more precise in obedience) to the
rules he has laid down for bis guidance.
His working hours have alwaya been
from 7 in the morning nntil noon, and
on no account whatever would be ex
ceed tho limit. Within those five dally
honrs has all his work been produced
books, lectures and business, public and
private correspondence. Work in the
afternoon has always been by himself
forbidden, nnless it took the form of
reading. His earlier works, of course,
were written at Heme or at Denmark
Hill or while on a toar on the conti
nent. His later ones buve been wrought
in great part at the flower decked table
of his study, overlooking Coniston lake.
A wonderful room, that long study of
bis, with bis Turners npon the walls
and ranged in ranks in the great Turner
cabinet upon the floor, with its book
cases of wonderful missals and manu
scripts and early black letter books and
the original manuscripts of a half dozen
of Scott's novels, with its superb Lucca
delia Robbia "Virgin and Child" over
the nrepluce at one end aud the mineral
cabinet at the other. With what pleas
ure did Ruskin show them to me on my
first visit the unrivaled collection of
agates and the equally perfect collection
of gold ores and the rest. McCluro't
Magazine.
Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
ess exiionditura, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical bring, will attcat
to health of the pure liquid
the value
laxative principle embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of rigs.
It excellence ia due to Its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headache and fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given satiaf action to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, becauae it acta on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and It Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug-
s-iata In Aftr anil tl luittlxa. hut It la man.
ufactured by tho California Fig Byrup KFMP1 IPITY
Co. only, whose name la printed on every ulim -,lv1 1
-I .I - U- VI... I - ::"-
I'liuaaKti, aieu me uauio, nyrup ui r ige,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if oflored.
KOTKD FOR-
Met, andv fmJfifh faTaf-D
8l.WBi.ttleSj U Mil TAX
One cent a dosa. 11 W
STRENGTH,
ECONOMY
-AND-
SUPERIOR
It's ?' on guarantee) by all drti
'i!7 "f. l00'P,e1 Consumption
and la ths bast Cough and Croup Cure.
I'neonquerable Habit.
"isn't It a beautiful night, Clarence?"
she whispered tenderly as her bead reclined
against his shoulder.
LIEU
OR. LIEBIC & CO..
Special Onto fur talc, Prfnte I
in Wastlnf Olson.
Yea," replied Clarence, the barber- fr"1'"1 Weaa-aeee, hot or MunI.wk) and I rlvate
..,.in.ln.lull .. I,. ' " inaraaea, ilvrriximol FrBaialunnrw and nreneiee I
... ... u i (i ii um niiinini utir. I . rnr nu.n.. nt.'. j...i . . i -
ly thronh her golden hair. "Fine nliiht. In'",l: H t"l bottle iriv.'n or t rree to any I
Better have that hair trimmed ud a Hula. i!iZ2?!!!.Z2!: iiorartdiaaaieiieary
thnuih ha.ln'r r ..L 'V ZI " ' 'ranciaco.
" r"t i wu aaae.B I J btli. w rn ir liwi i
you know. and It reallv nela a umn,J. C...I' AKHkki mi n
too.-Chicago Ilecord. bitrjin ryLM CURES i
WORKMANSHIP
In Every Detail.
Theae snslnea are aeknnwlwtced by assert eo.
Ji..-w.. m. ,fv wur.uj wi maneai nummenuaium
nr almpllnlty, high-grade oiatarlal and auperlor
woramanahlii. They develoo the lull etiual
HEARING TUB OR AVC
In old age In Arm I Ilea and weakneaa haaten to
B f ".owvco a, . , U I , . i. .. .. .. .
RICE SO CENTS. AU ORUBOISTS
of 3.000 feet above these. f California I ntm iF '
PnHiiret. uisjj sugw, IVIIW yVT IUUUUa .
v ui ws v awi
per pound.
BAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
New Way of Coring Lemons.
Theodore Pickens of La Canyada sug
gests a plan for curing lemons which be
says he has tried successfully and which
he calls the poor man's method."
daughter to witness that I have been here
only tour times In five years."
ine rattier linally admitted that hi mem.
ory was failing. Detroit Tribune. ,
To Be EaTled. .
Floub Family extras, $3.40(83.60;
bakers' extras, 3.303.40; superfine,
2.50(82.75.
Wheat No. 1 shiDDinir. 90(a92t'c for
He aomemingcnoice; milling grades, fl, 00
cuts his lemons from tha trppu naino oil Ti
the ordinary precautions in handling,
onts them In recrular fruit boxes, hmrino I Uath Milliner. 11 1'l(.Gt uo.iz
. ... . . , . - . . T ' i . , a t " "
1 can your beautiful I openings at each end lor the purpose of prise, 1.37sgl.42 ; fancy feed, $1.30:
rtctentlfle retearoh and nharmnfijil .Itili h.
iiicu .neni.eivea in nirnianinf u a rellaltle
nna ol araelloratlns the allmenta Incident to
uyiiiiiin 7 earn ana 01 renewing waning naval
CM euorKv. Ita name la Huawtter'a JJm.nl.i,
Bittara, a widely coninrehennire remely In 61
cue anil an Inestimable bleuins to the elderly,
the le.-ble and the conraleecent. Klieinnatlc
iiuieiiui, iron we wun me iianeye and lumbal o
ol the
the
are amour the mora common aiimnfji
"- inee are eneiueiiyounierated by
Hltiera, whlcn la llkewlae a prevention and
ratireoi malarial comDUItita.dvaneia a.onnaii.
pytlon and billouaneM. It la biirhly promotive
v. myyvitiv, aieep BI1U U acqUieillOn Ol VlgOr.
W. L. Douclas
f S. CORDOVAN.
i - . i 1 1 1 1 ,1 in n , ,
nnree newer, and ran wtihoul mm k-iju.t-iM uau..to
Battery ; the ayatem ol bjnIUou Is simple, litea-
Kor DHmolllI OtllSta for Irrteatlna lulraiau
no batter snglu can be louud on the raeino
VUWh
Kor holatlns oulnta lor nliu. K.
With klrheal approval.
I for liilermltlaut Dower thalr eunAnv la nn.
I queatluuad. '
Babi,v Firm; feed, new, 86(?87)c; I r he wants you only for a minute.'
old, 87(HOc; brewing, new, nominal. i;'""'h,Vn.l.,,e,r"' James, us this fiw bll
dATs-Milling, tl.22W.32; ami: " BB'" ' con"
Thcre'f a friend downa'nire waiting for yon j
ie. r.
bill and
handling same. He then places his good to choice, $1.15(3 1.25; poor to fair,
boxes on the north side of the house or 1.02(81.12: black, nominal; nl
in auuue eiinujr piace wnere (ne sun Will I ooifiinai; gray, tx.lotsi.o.
Has Bnamallna Stove Polish : no dust, no mall.
51S STiUIOIllRY
2.a7JPB(WSSCH(ll5Hlll
liyeieions,
the world over, endorse it :
babies and children like the
taste of it. Weak mothers
respond readily to Its nour
ishing powers.
Scott -5
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil,
Is the life of. the blood, the
maker of sound flesh, solid
bones f and lung tissue, and
the very essence of nourishment.
Can't hi (feiclvsd by Su&stlfufes!
Prapawi bf B iM Cuwje, N. T. All Drnggi.ta
"Girls, I had the lovelereat rlrttam lnar.
night. I thought I wuz took to heaven In
a golden plate of red ice cream, and when I
got there the angels forced my mouth open
with a peanut bar and filled me to the Deck
wiin chewing gum and popcorn 1" Life.
not reach them, and packs five or six
Doxes niun. puttimr a sack over the ton
i oi eacn anu letting me enas come down
over the openings at the end so as to
exclude the air and light. About once
a week he gives the lemons a shower
lath of cold water by inserting the end
of a hose in the openings at the end of
boxes. He repeats this operation about
once a week, or, if the weather is cloudy,
not so often. He produced some really
fine specimens cured in this wav, and
he says he has kept them six or eight
months. His Pearmain apples are kept
by this method until the first of May.
This is, to say the least, a new and
nnique plan, and it might not be amiss
for others to try it in a small way. We
would advise, however, not using this
method extensively until better au
q nam ted with the results. Los Angeles
Journal.
Hops Quotations remain nominal at
a range ol W'tVlc per pound.
Potatoes Larger receipts. Early
Rose, 30ft 50c in sacks and 40( 50c per
cental in boxes: whites, 45(g5e in lacks
and 50a0c in boxes.
Onions In good demand. Quotable
at 30a36c per cental for red and 6070c
for white.
Railroads and tho Came Lawa.
A large doe was struck and killed by
the night train coming south on the
Adirondack and St. Lawrence railroad
iu the Adirondacks. The carcass was
taken to a slaughter house in town and
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
Pain each month, can find relief
anu cure in Dr. Heroes
ravorite J'reacrlptlon.
It regulates and restores
tne monthly function,
braces up the exhauated,
run-down, overworked
and delicate; allays and
imnusrwe au nervous
vveasness, Npasms,
Hysteria, Fits, Chorea,
or ot. Vltus's
nance; cures Weak
nessas, Bearing
n .. u . i
u aC, a F ttl Infl"mation, Ulcera-
Miiwm uioiwiiea.
For those about to become mothers. It Is a
Ior n leMtens ths pain and
o ouu i a ".'ii, .or ii. leamns the pain and
dressed. A question arises as to the lia- E?rii!J?,Jcn'la'',rth "hortons "Ubor" and
bility of the railroad crjmpany for killing S' ,nfl,nem,ent' "d P"motes ths
t oieWd. "uu-"" nounm
,T"0,f.YJ'Hm.LWI;,' of. Rttotrtrtote, Pa.,
".' esunot siimolently expreas to you
. - LADIES
.4SS9 li 7a
kSENoroacATuiiaua
MllOCK-roM aaaaZ
mor r wearleg ike
- W. L Daaelae ll.na ml
the lddlaa'ra:,.,Aa,'rk,""
work la at.u .... ..r. ri"1 nt
w.b.v.tt.wd'wb.-r. !S'"lSS
"' vaiue tivea than any other make. Take aoauk.
stuuta, If your dealar inaot y,J "a eaat
DIVIDEND KOTICE.
CI AM FRAMCIHCO BAVlNflH CNION.SM CA1,
p Ifornla alt-eot, eorner Webb.-ror the half
year ending with the 8uth of June, ISM,adiv"
LSr sndelgbl-tonths (J.) ipe" cant on tenn
flay, the w tofoii$ im. "ou-
1AJVJE1.L WH1TI, Csahier.
A3tb
MANUFACTTJRKD By-
Him I REY TYPE FOUNDRY,
4MeT lanaoras treat, iaa Vranelaee,
AKD
. Front and Aldar Ita., Portland, Or.
'Bead for eatalogus.
iug
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POULTRY NOTES.
The open fireplace in the new nnhit
library buildinir at Machine afa m
be constructed of stones which were d and cared for, should yearly furnisl
It requires twenty-three to twenty-six
days to hatch pheasant eggs.
A hen in her prime, when
used for ballast on board the British
war schooner Margaretta, captured by
vuo Americans near Maori in dnrino- tn
early part of the Revolution.
There are more than 8.000 artirfea .
various descriptions, that were lost by
visitors during the World's fair aeaann.
Stored away in a room of the old Service
ants?111 ' Jackson park awaltin claim-
properly
h
three times her weight in eggs
A chick of one the larger breeds
batched in the incubator until the twenty-second
day indicates that the temper
ature of the egg drawer was a trifle too
low. ' . .;...
Eggs from bens not in company with
cocks have been found to keep very much
longer than those from hens mated with
cocks. In summer, after hatchine-
over, remove the males, as the hens will
lay aa well without them.
deer out of season. Cor, Utica (N,
Herald.
... The Price.'' .
There was a price upon her head. .
She was very cttlm. A smile played about
her lips,
"'TiS welll" -She
paused a moment In ttiouehfc.1
"'Tis welll I will take It."
Then sbe removed the price from her
head. There was a trifle of lace and a flow
er or two, of course, but the bat was mostly
price. Puck.
A Great Journal. ' ' ;'
Ragged Robert Thin ole barn la a iom.
fortable enough place to spend Sunday if
we umy inui someming ter read.
Moldy Mike I had er chance ter steal a
Dunany paper null an hour ago,
"Whv didn't vr'l
"Carryln It was too much like work."
I New York Weekly.
TBI
mv B-ratltiiil. t,.r n. i... if. ".'.JT.
,... vuuicrn -i upon my aatigb-
Of late She has urTered no pain whatever.
It Is simply marvelous." "
PI
m
WU
:ty
TICEIIintl flTEIT lOUIHEl Nil
SHOULD rPT
GOLDEN WEST BAKING P0WDRB
into Ihflfp nlsitrnstH. qia .... . a
health niVi;.,-:XS""Tl.' a"urs el
w --- m VWUUIU71
MHE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
APOLaJO
d'iv v " l
WI...,' -- -
it4ii
loo IU
hi m. j
la nr death to Ground Squirrel. 1
i i imniuuiiu, nun
IrL wnwn. l'r iir).Upr
bomb: bonmi mu ,WJ7'
I i . "lasDis, cm i
ardiJ.aS,-wUi' ""m"" lr ualua. aentry on
N. P. N. U. No. 664-8. F. N. U. No. 831
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