The Oregon mist., November 13, 1896, Image 4

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Muskegrti, Mich., Not. 10. Tb
channel Waukesha broke up whil try
ing to ride out tbe gal. at anchor near
here last night, and only one survivor
tt her crew of seven baa been rescued.
Tbe vessel bad a load of aalt and ap-
REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.
Vaetarta Hasaaae Warh la Ohio Ku
Cinoinnati, Nor. . Special di.
patohee indicate revival In business,
throughout the Ohio Taller aa well aa
bera.
The Bis Four, Chempfake A Ohio
and Baltimore 4 Ohio roads all ordered
their abopa opened today and enlarged
THE GREAT RIVER OPEN.
oaiaruaj morning. At w a oua yea- I -w . r-. -jt.i,. ... Hnnln.
baturday anorninf. At I o'olook yea
terday afternoon aha waa lighted run
Ding with tbe gale under a torn main
ail. An attempt was made to enter
Muskegon harbor, bat the ecbooner
drifted a mile south of the piers and
then anafaor waa dropped. 8be waa
riding three-quarters of a mile from
tore at dark. The engineer and fire
man of tbe - city pamping atation
w a tolled the lights until o'olook last
night, when they disappear-!. Short
ly afterwarda wreckage began ootning
in, and today nothing can be seen of
the lost boat a bore the water where I
aha anchored. All night long the j
wreckage oontinned to come tip on the !
beach, and fire bodiea bare been re- i
covered. Tbe namee of the dead can- j
not be learned, aa nothing about tbe )
clothing will Identify them. The aor- i
ton, W. Va,, resumed.
Tbe oar worka at Moant Vernon, IlL,
got an order for ZOO can from the
Ixraisvill. & NaabTille Msd, and re
sumed work.
The Nile tool 'worka and other
abopa at Hamilton announced Increased
foroea,
Farnaoes at Iron MB, - Aabland and
other towna annoanoe that they will go
In blast soon, bat no date are given.
Tbe Uriffin wood worka and the
Powell braas worka, both large con
cerns, employing many men. an
nounced today that they wonld reaame
at onoe. Other report that they bad
conditional order, on which they will
enlarge their forcea immediately.
Tbe Pittabnrg Packet Company closeu
a contract her today ' for building a
new 136.000 river team boat. me
vtving aaiior waa wanned aanore en-
conscious, and nothing oaa be learned pUnf m.de to. contract
Sr w v ..u drawn two mouths ago. The cloaing
Th Waukesha waa one of tbe old , , . " ti,. mu
t this election.
Tbe big cooper shop at Raridon, O.,
bare renamed work to their foil cs
fleet of "canalers," and true to all
tradition, ahe has taken almoat her en j
tire crew down with her in her last
disaster. She waa owned by F. H.
Head, of Chics iro, and waa formerly
known a the Nabob, She was built
in Manitowoc, in 1864, and rated at
395 tons.
This erening Frank Detach, tbe only
snrriTor of tbe wreck, made affidavit
to tbe effect that there were aeren men
aboard the Wankeaba, Cpatain Don-
can Coreett, tbe mate, fonr seamen
and a colored cook. When they ar
rived of Muskegon be says the captain,
mate and some of tbe others were very
drank. They signaled for a tog-boat,
but showed no signs of diet rest signals,
and no tug, under the circumstances,
starred oat in the heavy aea. Tbe cap
tain anchored a mile aontb of Mus
kegon harbor. Tbe craft began leaking
badly, bat the captain refused to light
tje torch to mak known their condi
tion to tbe life-saving crew. Tbe crew
donned life preservers, their yawlboat
having been washed away. They let
go tbe larger anchor cable and the
schooner drifted toward shore some
what, with tbe smaller anchor drag
ging gradually, all hands taking to the
forward rigging. The craft, however,
began sinking rapidly, and a sadden
lurch threw some of the men from the
foremast. As a part of them clang to
the rigging the mainmast broke off
and fell upon them, striking some of
them and sweeping all into the lake.
Delaoh said be contrived to get to
gether a raft from the wreckage, to
which fire of the men hang for a time.
Tney dragged the captain with them,
bat be was too helplessly drank to bold
on, and they bad stood it until 6
o'clock in the morning, bat finally
the other men gave np and sank, and
Delach waa shortly afterward taken off
by tbe life-saving crew.
THE PANAMA CANAL.
paoity.
One and probably two of tbe idle
mills of tbe Dayton Pipe Company,
this county, will start in fall aa soon
as repair now in progress can b com
pleted. Tbe Barns iron work at Portsmouth,
which have been on abort force, an
noanoe that it will employ a fall fore
Immediately.
MILL'ONS OF GOLD OFFERED.
SubtrwaaurUs hull Mal tha Dtaui
for Ctrmcj.
Washington, Nor. 9. Information
received at tbe treasury department
shows that large amounts of gold are
being offered at the .several subtreas
nries in eichange for currency, stipu
lation being made aa to legal tender.
One million in golj waa offered in Boa
son. The snbtreaanrtjr telesTanL-ed tbe
nvmttjirv fnr inatrnntirtna tutintr that
the current working force waa some
what behind owing to the flurry, and
the payment of this amount of currency
would leave the subtreasury incon
Teniently snort. Instructions were
issued authorising the, acceptance of
half tbe amount offered.
Tbe New York subtreasury, it la un
derstood, have given notice that they
would receive gold today in exchange
for currency. There are 6,400,000
assy office checks outstanding, which
are now being deposited for currency.
The demand, for currency, especially
for small bills, in anticipation of a re
vival of business, ia exceptionally
heavy. It ia expected that several
days must elapse before officials will
be in a position to meet all demands.
The treasury officials regard tbe finan
cial situation aa greatly improved.
Tae rartaal ledlratla of th Cascade
Lacks CalabraiaaU
The opening of tbe Cascade lock last
week will prove an epoch ia the his
tory of th stale of Oregon. There
were thousands who witnessed th
swinging of tb maasiv steel gate at
th western approach to the look. Tb
exercises preliminary to tb opening
of tb looks were aimpl in oharaoter,
consisting only la a short address by
Governor W. P. Lord in presenting
the steel lever to be nsed in the open
ing of the gate to Captain W. U Fiak,
of tbe United State engineer corps,
who bad charge of tb work on behalf
of tbe government, and a brief reply
by bim.
Within tb look waa tb steamer
Maria, the little ateamer Sadie B.. the
launch Water Witob, owned by J. G.
and I. N. Day, the eon tractors. Out
side tbe lower gat were tb steamer
Dalle City, Sarah Dixon and Harvest
Queen, crowded to the guards with
men women and children. On the
0J14 i-iae ol the look and canal,
crowded upon tb maaaiv granite
walls of th work and from every
other point of vantage were thousands
of others waiting patiently the signal
for tbe gate to awing open.
It was axaotly 3:30 when tb shrill
whistle of the Ssdie B. announced the
signal, and a moment after tb great
ateel gttn were seen to be slowly mov
ing. Cheer upon cheer rent the air;
whistle of the various steamer Joined
in a mad chorus of noise. Tbe Dalle
brass band, stationed on tb ateamer
Sarah Dixon, played inspiring airs,
while battery A, of Portland, on the
forward deck, fired a saint aa the
steamer commenced to move.
The Sadie B. backed down tbe look
to tbe gate, followed by the Maria and j
Water Witch, then returning, took np !
their station within tb look, followed
by the other steamers. Onoe within
-QUmAX PERSONAL BVENTaV-
A aeries of artiole of unique interest
baa been undertaken by th Ladies'
Horn Journal. It is to be called
"Great Personal Events," and will
sketch tb moat wonderful soenei if
populuar enthosiaam and thrilling hli
torio interest which have occurred in
America daring th past fifty years.
Each on will be graphically detailed
by aa eyewitness, while leading artls's
hav been employed to portray the
events in picture mad from old illui
tratlv material. Th aerie baa just
been started in th current number of
the msgasine, Hon. A. Oakey Hall, ex
mayor of New York oity, aketohinti tl
scene "When Jenny Lind Bang n
Castle Garden." which still standi 1
the greatest tingle concert in tbe annals
of American music Mrs, Henry
Ward Beech or in the following issue
will tell of a remarkable scene in which
her husband was th ceutral figures
"When Mr. Beecher Sold Slavea in
Plymouth Pulpit " Then Stephen Flake
will portray tbe furor and excitement
"When tb Prince of Wales Waa in
America." Paik Godwin will follow
this ia a succeeding number with an
account of the unparalleled excitement
in New York "When Louis Kossuth
Rod Up Broadway." Hon. John
Russell Young will sketch "When
Grant Went Around the World," Mr.
Young being of General Grant's party
The great seen ia the senate chamber
"When Henry Clay Said FareweH to
the Senate" will follow. Lincoln will
figure twice in the series: First, in a
description of "When Lincoln was
First Inaugurated," and, next, "When
Lincoln was Buried." Tbe stirring
story of tbe discovery of gold by John
W. Maokay will be revived in "When
Maokay Stxook the Great Bonansa."
The aeries will extend through all the
number of The Ladies' Home Journal
during 1887.
THE FOREIGN PRESS.
Great
the
comfort of the world as electrical energy.
A TENACIOUS CLUTCH
Is that of dyspepsia.
Aaaad With
French Company Galas;
th Work.
. Washington, Nov. 10. Moat people
in this country have no doubt long ago
come to the conclusion that work baa
been suspended upon tbe Panama
canal, bat this is not true. Notwith
standing the great scandal that were
brought to light a few years ago, tbe
company continues at work, aeemingly
wiib a view of cutting through the
if-tbrnur. Tbe French company recent
ly purchased some very heavy ma
chinery from a firm in New York for
the purpose of continuing work in
hoisting and conveying stone and earth
from tbe canaL The persistency with
which the company continue to work
would indicate that tbe projectors evi
dently believe that at some time they
may be able to cat through to the Pa
cifio ocean.
Meanwhile work has almost stopped
on tbe Nicaragua canaL The company
wbieb baa that work in charge is wait
ing for backing from the United State
government, but who can say when
that backing is likely to be forthcom
ing Another question which may be
raised about the Panama canal in ease
it look as if it were actually to be
completed, is whether the United State :
government would see such a highway
on tbe American continent in the hands
of a foreign corporation. There may
be an international complication over
it when tbe Frenchman sees the water
of the Pacific in jright,
Tha Lead villa Strike.
Denver, Nov. 10. Owing to the
great expanse of maintaining the mili
tia in camp at Leadville, Governor
Mclntyre, it is reported, has opened
negotiations with a view to bringing
tbe strike to an end. Tbe mine oper
ators have not yet shown a disposition
to make any concessions whatever, and
they are preparing to import more
miners from Missouri. There has de
veloped, however, a strong opposition
to the policy of furnishing a guard in
order to enable the mine-owners to
operate their properties and break up
the miners' union, and it is believed
tbe governor will soon be forced, by
' public opinion, to withdraw at least a
portion of the troops.
Traaaltaf Callla Aalborlsed.
Milwaukee, Nov. 9. A special to
tbe Wisconsin from Madison, Wis.,
says:
"Governor Upbam bas received from
the French consul at Chicago notice
that the French minister of agriculture,
by a ministerial order, dated October
3, andjby the derogation to tbe inter
diction of transit decrees, February 19,
1895, has authorized exceptionally the
transit of cattle from the Unite! States,
that would be shipped to Basle, Switz
erland via Boulonge, France, on the
condition that the cattle, after having
teen submitted to sanitary inspection
at the receiving point, are shipped in
stalled cars. Tbe cattle must be sub
mitted to a second inspection before be
ing loaded into cars at Boulogne. "
There l nn furm nf anonnr thill, is an inr
the walla, the gate were closed, and ! reaching in ita beneuu to the wi-li'itre and
eaon vessel aaieiy mooreo. ineu a
practical demonstration of tbe work
ing of the lock followed. Aa addi
tional depth of 23 feet waa necessary
in order that th vessel might pas
from the lower to the upper lock or
canal, and thia immense body of water
was secured in about half an hour, al
though, when the locks are in full
operation, it will not take more than
eight minute to perform such service
The gradual rise of water, as it could
be watched flowing from the canal,
like a seething torrent, proved an ia
teresting spectacle. When the proper
depth of water had been allowed, the
little Water Witch started through tbe
canaL tbe first vessel to pass through
the locks after the formal opening of
tne great work. The Sadie B. closely
followed and after tbe other steamer
also passed through tbe canal and be
yond the eastern gates, the crowds of
passengers waring handerchiefa and
wildly cheering.
Portland was largely represented at
the celebration, as- was The Dalles,
many prominent business men of both
cities being present. Sherman and
Morrow counties had good delegation
present, as well as Klickitat county,
Wash.
After the passage of the vessel
Few remedlra do mors
tban palliate thia obatlnat complaint. Irjr
Hoateiter'a Sionucb itinera, however, and vou
will llod that II l conquerable, !on with Ha
ympiumL oeanourn, nmuieuce, Tnfunej
ndloeaof flch and viaur. Htltint-neae and
constipation frequently accompany it. Tht
beaiuca malarial, rheumatic and kidney coiy
plaiula, are alio aubduabla with the Hitler.
They aay In Texas that the cowboy of
tne luture win u-e a wnevi inateaa i a
horse. One cowherder iu Atchison, Kan
sas, already uses one.
Piso'a Cure for Consumption U our only
medicine for coughs and colds. Mrs. C.
Belts, 438, 8th ave., Denver, Cot., Nov. 8, Itt,,
Sun spots are believed to be openings In
the sun ptiotisphere, or luminous envelope
through which the orb ia aeen.
HANI) For an fcljHla of work ftirot-bed free oa
abort nuttce. AklnM HlaW knifteojrmeat Ul
tea, IU Tbird Street, fortUiut. Oresoo.
If yoa pick up a starving dg and make
him prosperous he will not bite you. Thin
is the principal difference between a dog
and a num.
OEAF5CSS CAN-.OT EE CIBID
By local application, aa they cannot reach the
diaeaacd portion of tbe ear. There la oaiy onv
way to cure deafneM, and that ia by eonatitu
tional remedic. iH-afneaa ia caused by aa in
flamed condition of tbe mncona llnins ni the
Eustachian Tube, when this tut ia inflamed
taken out and thia tube mtored to Ita norma!
condition, hearing will lie destroyed forever;
nine caaca out of ten are caused by cararrb,
which la nothing but so inuamed condition
the mucnui surfaces.
He will give One Hundred Dollars for snv
caae o4 deafness (rauned by catarrh) that can
not oe curea ny uau a istarrD cure.
acrid tor
Toledo, 0.
Railroad Baildlos la Colorado.
Denver, Nov. 9. The laying of rails
of the Golden Circle railroad in tha
CriDOle Creek minina- district waa be- ii engineer contemplated the con
ran todav. fivl T. Smith. r.rirlent n struction of a timber-crib breakwater
tbe Florence & Cripple Creek railroad, ""cture, 7,200 feet long, to extend
is In Chicago, and it is reported be Baa ! 1l0m 09 lower ntrBcw of tbe canal
floated bonds there for the conatmntinn i distance of 6,000 feet - The lift
you have a rumbling sound or imjierteci hear-
.u v u i i v. i vi. ins. aoa vaen it is entirely closed, dratnese it
" --. "'J I the result, and unless the inflammation can 1
son en leriaiueti a urge numovr Ul in
vited guests, arriving from Portland in
a special train. Tbe big dining room
of tbe measbouse was transformed into
a banquet ball, where full justice was
done to the spread furnished by the
hosts. (
Daring tbe night many speeches
were made by prominent oitisens of tbe
state, and 9 o'clock the Portland party,
with the exception of about 60 who
went to Tbe Dalle to continue the
celebration, started for bom in it spe
cial train, the run being made in one
hour and 20 minute.
The proposition to build a canal
around tbe obstructions In tbe Colom
bia river at tbe cascade was first pro
posed by Colonel Michier in 1875. Tbe
following year the government made
tha first appropriation of 190,000 for
the commencement of work on that im-
porant undertaking. Tbe first plans of
circulars: free.
r. J. CHESEY A CO,
Bail'e Family fiila are the best.
The chemical constituents of the mush
room are almost identical with thooe of
meat, and it possesses the same nourishing
properties. .
of not only the Golden Circle, but also
for tbe Florence Southern railroad,
which is to run from Florence to th
Silver Cliff district
to the upper river through tbe canal
was to be overcome by two locks each
250 feet by 46 feet in size and the
guard gates of each to be 64 feet high.
At the time tbe first appropriation
was made by congress Colonel Wilson,
of tbe United State engineers, was in
Mardar and Salelde.
Kansas City, Nov. 9. Arthur 1.
Snook, a brakeman, shot and killed his cbsrgeof government works in this dis-
wife. Arietta, who was a general agent trict Colonel Wilson proposed that
of the Monroe publishing house, Chi- the locks be placed on tbe Oregon side
cago, last night, at tbe entrance to the of the river, and after a careful exami
Belmont hotel. He sat on the step ' nation by a board of engineers Colonel
and watched bis wife die, when he j Wilson's proposition wss approved.
A Boy's Patat Fall."
Victoria, B. a, Nov. 10. While at
tempting to round np a small bunch of
horse at his father's borne, 12-year-old
George Brown, of Beechy bay, was
yesterday thrown from his horse and
instantly killed.
Many Wracks on English Coast,
London, Nov. 10. A severe gale
prevailed on the English coasts Satur
day, and there were many wrecks, ac
companied by exciting lifeboat rescues.
A Cfcarette-Senaker's Fata.
San Francisco, Nor. 10. Mrs. E. G.
Manley, a midlde-aged woman, living
alona at 1119 Webster street, was
burned to death thia afternoon. She
was in bed smoking a cigarette, when
' tbe bedding oaaght fire, and she was
' sooon enveloped in flames. Her
screams brought neighbors to her res
cue, but they came too late.
floods in Italy.
Roma, Nov. 10. The floods In Italy
have been renewed. The town of Rim
ini ha been submerged and tb river
Cvrfitt baa been overflowed.
fired twice into bis heart At the time
of the shooting the street in front of
tbe hotel was filled witb people. Jeal
ousy was tbe cause. Each was 86
years old. Snook was the woman'
second bosband. Her father live at
Bedford, la.
Batter Times at Santa Craa.
Santa Crua, CaL, Nov. ,9. Today
machinery was ordered for a fuse far
tory to be built at tbe powder works at
a cost of $50,000. It will give employ
ment to many men.
A a reault of the election, tha Loma
Prieta lumber mill, which has been
closed lor many months, will res urns
operation soon. a
An Arctic Km ploys Dismissed.
Washington, Nov. 9. Secretary Car
lisle baa dismissed Thomas E. Adams,
superintendent of tbe treasury depart
ment at Bostelle islands, Bebring sea.
No reason is given.
Ipswich Mills Will atari Pp.
Ipswich, Mais., Nov. 9. Tbe woolen
and ootton mills of the Ipswich Cor
poration, which bave been shut down
for some time, will start on full tim
early next week. Employment will be
given to about 1,000 bands.
OrTenslve Partisanship.
Washington, Nov, 9. Attorney
General Harmon removed James Conch,
jr., assistant district attorney of West
Virginia. Coach was a candidate for
an elective office on Tuesday in viola
tion of the rules of tbe department of
justice, and declined to resign.
Springfield, Mass., Nov. 9. Tb
Spanlding & Pepper Manufacturing
Company has started np it factory
after a few weeks shut down, pending
tbe result of the election. The com
pany had a large number of orders con
ditional upon the Republican victory.
This board estimated tb total cost
of overcoming the obstructions at tbe
cascades to be $2,644,000. Tbe same
year, on the recommendation of Colo
nel Wilson, the width of the look waa
increased from 60 to 70 feet
After seyersl yesrs, daring whiob
time but little work was accomplished,
in 1892 tbe river and harbor act appro
priated $326,250 for the continuance of
tbe work, and tbe contract was given
into private hand. Messrs. J. G. and
I. N. Day secured the contract and
agreed to finish tbe locks for $1,621,265.
There is no force of means so plenti
ful in a static condition as electticity,
according to the Electrical Review.
Harvester Worka Employ Mara Men.
Milwaukee, Nov. 9 Tbe settlement
of the presidential election is bsving a
cheerful effect on industrial circles in
this city. The Milwankee 'harvester
works was tbe .first institution to start
the ball on tbe road to prosperity by
employing 800 additional men. Two
hundred more will be added within a
month.
Railway officials report a great rush
for mileage books by tbe traveling
agents.
Globe Theater in St. Louis Burned.
St Louis, Nov. 9. The Globe thea
ter, between Walnut and Elm streets,
on Seventh, was destroyed by fire at 8
o'clock this morning. When tbe flames
were discovered ba-sk of the stage at
2:60 o'clock 40 persons, men and
women, were in tbeebuilding. Tbe
fire spread rapidly, but all the occu
pants escaped, though with difficulty.
William Gray, the stage manager,
jumped from the third story window,
and sustained fatal injuries. . Tbe
Garner hotel oaught fire in the rear
and, was damaged considerably. Tbe
loss on the theater building )j $16,000.
"Actions speak louder
than words" ask your gro
cer if we really mean money-,
back if you don't like Schil
ling's Best tea.
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Satisfaction ranrcss-d at
Trluaapa af McKluley.
London, Nov. 6. The Standard saysi
"Although MoKluley it tb cham
pion of th financial policy designed to
close th port of the United Bute to
British goods, titer can be no doubt
that bis defeat of th free-silver candi
date Is a matter of satisfaction in this
oounrty." In a late edition th West
minster Gasett saysi
'The broker found themsolvc over
whelmed the first thing this morning
with order from American dealer to
buy in their behalf. Suob an enormous
amount of busiueaa ha not been done
in th course of brief period sine th
days of the mining boom, and it is not
only from tbe United States speculators
here that the demand for Aiaerloane
cam. A large cosiness, inueeti, was
done in these seouiitiva in foreigu mar
kets, epeoially Paris and Brussels. "
The Binietallio Leauge tomorrow win
issue a manifesto claiming that Mo-
'kinley' election is a victory for inter
national bimetallism, and quoting tb
mouey plank of the St Loait platform.
- On th Glasgow stock exchange all
industrial sellers strengthened on the
receipt of the election news in th
United State.
Business st the Baltio closed firm at
9d to 1 higher than yesterday. A
cargo of No. 1 Northern spring wheat,
November and December delivery, sold
st 84a Two oargoe of Asoff and
Black sea wheat sold at 8.s 6d and 82
9d, respectively. Thirty-five shillings
was bid for prompt Walla Walla.
Another cargo of California afloat sold
for 6 9d.
Tbe Parts, Berlin, Vienna and
Frankfort stock exobanges were in ex
cellent tone and active today ia conse
quence of tbe result of the electlou in th
United States, and dealings in Ameri
can securities showed advance.
A dispatch to tbe Timet from Glas
gow says the general opinion there is 1
that MoKinley's election will give a
great temporary stimulus to the British
export trade in order to rush merchan
dise forward before Mr. McKinley
come into office. Higher tarifls are
then expectod to be enacted.
Tbe sugar houses of Glasgow say ;
they expect the duties on refined angar
imported into tbe United States will b
raised 9 cents. With reftued sugar '
selling at 9a per cwt, tbe possibility of
loss to speculator is small. It is be- !
lieved Americans will commence to j
bay largely for December, January and j
February delivery. There Is no doubt
there will be a rush to export woolen
oft goods to America. Shipowner j
fnree little benefit, ss moat of th !
steam tonoag bss already been char- j
tered for spring. j
Th ironmaster say they bave dope '
without America for two years, and :
will be able to continue without a sin- j
gle American order. Tbe chief satis, i
faction in business circles is felt over !
tb maintenance of the financial statu
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Bottled Dp!
Whether in the form of pill powder
or liquid, the doctor's prescription fot
blood disease is alwaya tbe same
mercury or potash. These drugs bottle
np the poison and dry it up in tbe
system, hut they alsi dry up tbe marrow
in the bones at the same time.
The suppleness and elasticity of the
joints give way to a stiffness, the rack
lne pains of rheumatism. The form
gradually bends, the bones ache, while
decrepitude and helplessness prema
turely take possession of the body, and
it is but a short step to a pair ol
cratches. Then comes falling ol
tne hair and decay of the bones, aeon
dition truly horrible.
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Poison the curse
of mankind is the
most horrible of all
diseases, and has al
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doctors. Their pot
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ing some delicate
organ, frequently
the month and
throat, filling them
with eating sores.
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food. If you have a blood disease,
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Beware of mercury; don't do violence
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FRAZER caxl
EST IN THI WORLD. VilaCHwC
Its wearing qualities ere unsnrpasse4,actiiallr
outlasting two boxes of anv nther brand. KreJ
from Anlmsl Oils. OH TH K UKMJINal.
FOR HAl.t BY OKBXOV AND
nrWiUHlNllTIIX MttKCHANTS-m
and iMalers cenerallv.
f ORPKJlGTMATSBE SICK or
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are th On Tains to as.
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Aaothar Step la a I.od(. Standing Coa
traversr. Washington, Nov. 4. Another step
in a long-standing oontrovsray has been
taken by a secretary of the interior in
declining to approve tbe designation1 of
tbe oity of Duluth as the esstern ter
minus oi initial poiut of the Northern
Pacific railroad graut. Tbe depig
ment holds that the terminus should b
at right angles to the last section of
tb road, and direct that a new ter
minus of tbe road accordingly. Under
the construction of tbe department the
line of both th Northern PaoiHo and
Lake Superior & Mississippi roads ar
the same between Thompson and Du
luth. A line of th same character a
a terminal line should be established
upon the Lake Superior St, Mississippi
road at Thompson. Between the line
thus established and the esstern ter
minus of tbe Northern Paoiflo grant,
when established aa now directed, the
Northern Paoiflo Company will not be
entitled to indemnity for lands to
whiob the other company may hav
been entitled under its grant Tbe in
tention of congress, it is stated, was
evidently to provide against making a
double graut, where th two lund
grant were found to be on tbe same
general line.
Germany la l'lea,d. j
Berlin, Nov. 8. Tbe result in tb
election in tbe United States was re
ceived tbrongboot Germany with great
satisfaction, except by the bimetalist.
A high official of th foteign ofile
said:
"The government is pleased with
the result, and congratulates th
American people on ridding them
selves for good of an incubus and dan
ger of financial upheaval whiob would
follow tbe unsettling of the oorreuoy."
A prominent bimetallic said:
"I bav beard tbe news witb un
feigned sorrow. The defest of the sil
ver movement in tbe United State
will undoubtedly react unfavorably
upon tbe bimetallic movement in Ger
many, and tbe rest of Kurope. Still, I
do not despair. It will not long b
leferred."
Taken t tha A-rluta.
Jacksonville, Or., Nov. 8. -Mrs.
Anna Witt, aged 28, of Medford, was
brought before Judge Crowell today,
and upon examination adjudged insane.
She wss taken to Salem this evening
by Sheriff Barnes and Mrs. Wilcox.
The largest piece of strictly
high grade tobacco ever sold for
the price. Not the large she of
the piece alone that has made
"Battle Ax" the most popular
brand on the market for 10 cents
QUALITY; SIZE; PRICE.
Cheapest Power
Rebuilt Gas and
.....Gasoline Engines.
iS GUARANTEED ORDER..
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i-i H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
I j H. P. Herculrs, Gas or Gasoline.
II. P. Regan, Gas or Gattoline. ,
1-3 II. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline.
1-4 H. P. Otto, Gas or Gawline.
i- H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline.
1-6 H. P. Hcrciiku, Gas or Gasoline.
iio H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline,
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Port Townsend, Nov. 4. Tbe heav
iest wind storm of the season, accom
panied by torrents of rain, began this
morning and bat continued all day.
No damage ba been done shipping In
the bay, but fears are entertained for
small craft that may be in the strait
off Cape Flattery. The storm la a
typical southeaster.
He is happy whose oirenmstannna
suit his temper; but be Is happier who
can suit his temoer to his nimnm.
stances.
New Civil Savvies Order.
Washington, Nov. 8. -About a.IOo
employes have been added to the classi
fied service, by the issuance of an or
der by the president yesterdtiy. direct
ing that tha rules of the narv denart.
ment regulating employment of labor
at navy-yards sball not be chauged
without the approval of the nirii s,.-..
ice commission. The ordnance depart
ment ia plaoed in the classified serrioe
nnder oivil service rule. Theeinnn
order also clarified examiners in the
uoiiarnnent or justice, and exempted
from examination attorneys and ...i.t.
ant Attorneys now in the department
This Shoe Picture
f hows a stylish ahon; but does not ahow
hall ol the slum's stnms points.
It In a plump-all, call-tfH-d, has tnush,
soil topping, relniori-ed Urn slays, extra
broad oumlue and Inslds twit stsya, solid
douWe aolt and slug basis Hist can't be
mnuvor. Portland's Uroatmi more offers
una iioeuiits mall tirdvr customers ass
IN SOYS' SIZES. II 10 f. at SI.S0 PS pais
IN BOYS SIZCS. 2 1- TO S, S 12.20 PER PAIR.
New square toe, If yon prefer, Instrad of
point shown. Us will pay the express or
. uicm, snoes, ami will
sdon ol nuranew Kail atalogiies to
vo,w,u, wiiu iiaa not received one,
OLDS & KI1MC,
" ! " ' PORTLAND, OR.
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the ladies ol the United Sialea that would Ilk.
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the price, which Is I; per butt Is, or S hot Use
taken toeether XV In ordr H..I all ih
may have an opportunity, I will mall free a
ss tuple bottle, safety parked, plain wrapper, on
receipt ol toceiits. FilKCK !.&, pln-ples, moth,
asllowness, black heads, sens, ecsawa. olllnese
or miighneM, or any discoloration or dlsess of
the skin, and wrinkles (not caused by facial
expression,) FACIC HI.KAI H removes absolute
ly. It does not cover up, as eoametioa do, but
It Is s cure.
fend lor my book "flow tubs Beautiful," tree
en sppllnatlun. Address all oonnnuiilcstlons
at call on
MMB. A. BtJPPBRT,
Soon t, Oolden Hals Building, Portlsnd, Or
WHEAT.
Make money by sue
Fcsnftil speculation In
Chicago. Wa buy and
Sell wheat tliur ah
msrglus. fortunes have been mails on s smell
beginning by trading In futiirea. Writs lor
full particular. Hot of reference given. v-
orsl years' experience on Ihe dilfaun Hoard of
Trade, and a thorough knowledge of the bull-
ncHS. IlliWll lie. Il,n.lhi A l' , 'h
of Trade llrokcrs. fjillcoa In Portland, Oregon,
and Hpukanu, Wash. .
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