The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 12, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4tBul Dispositions ' . Are Early Shown. " Just so evil in the blood comes out in shape of scrof ula pimples, etc., in children and young people Taken in time it cm be eradicated by using Hood's SarsaparUUu In older people, the aftermath of irregular living shows it self in bilious conditions, a heavy head, a foul mouth, a general bad feeling. It ia the blood, the I input blood, friends, which ia the real causa. Purify that with Boud'i baraapanlla and happi ness will reign ia your ftmuljr. Blood erlaorWI lived in a bed of f re for ver owing to Wood poi&ottiiig that followed sniali pox. Jt broke out all over hit bodr. itching intensely. Tried doctors aud faoRpiUils in vaia. I tried Hood fca,r- aapaniia. It ue'.iied, J kept at it and was eutirelv cured. I eould go on the house top and slwtit about it. Mac i. I. Ilr 144 , Canxiiidal, fa. Scrofula Sri Mr baby at two xuoutiis it ad scrofula tom u cheek and arm. Local applications and phveieians SnetUrine did little vt uu good. Hood's r-areapiirijla cured him permanently. He tsnow four, witbaHtooik.tUrKki. V B. b. Waoruk, t aratuigtua, laid. K WsMat Ska KajMMtna. . Fang lo I taw your friend, Mr. .'aymnith. get oa tin train and hn I town with a married tuan this mors- j itif. Mm. Fangle (dejly int,eieete(i Well. I've bwa expecting a scandal ia that quartet for auiue time, M ho Vat it with tba shanelest thing? "Her iiMbaod." Harlem Ufa. '. Cfetea'a swwfml SjwaMl. Then ia a dreadful sword ia China. It gives to th bolder power to cut off the bead of any on ha wwbe without punish ment. All Hoopla f) from this sword stomach ilia He before tii approach of HoMrtter a Stomach lilt term. Tbiaiiuitou I rawed y cure ail forma of ttonuK.it troubles. J J 4 It it expected tliat tba Siberia a railway will be completed to Irktuek ia February, 1900. la the mx-trig eteanae vow m-mem fcv win Dr. luuder' Oregon blood Pun tier. Tba horses ia A leer la outnumber the ho.ni an beings. Mothers will find Mr. WLnilow'a Sonth. Allowed small pox. It Wk. ou, all over .LZZT The Stebmotherv m J ITht Ft arfTt. SaUafutxk Bootfi Put mmw Hm bU, Mm? tw-Jrriitl juvd bulf cmtljvrik" fto Ukk ttA Hotrf'a torikiBrtS.ia. PORTLAND DIRECTORY. DESTISTS. 1tt tHttn: imw im: fine amid work. DR. LA No OKTii V, N.W.ur. 'iiar4 tvud Morriwrn FIWAKD HfGHIt; MACHPfFRY AND T:iiiciM; uul lot eattaiofrue. IhfyDH Froul li. ". " ' . -few ' MACHINERY. LLI22 .TATUM A tt fa f fcat Meat BOWEN. five Tl average gas jet oousame fet of gas per bour. Piao'a Cor for Couaumtttion is oar only medicm l.-r ewuplts ana soki. Mrs. 3. belt. iiM bui A ve., IMai vr. CoL, Not. , US. ThrooijboBt tito world titer are 67S knowa wicauoea, JTO ol srbicij ar ac tive. There vaa a younir man froas Leuor - M lie buidly arent ofl tu tlx war; The "beef' uiaxie him atrat He rwvvred quite uuk-k by Mm prompt use of old Jesse Hoof Th greatest aniritifa) are ia Ox ford, wliica has SI ooliegea aud v Italia. rrTf rwrmanintlyCaraa. H tar aenuaaina afuir Una amy, urn of Iir. xiimf' km Kerre KcMorw. aVml for K:B a4 ml bvttle and bmsuIm. I K. ft ii. aUi JL JUd aa ajndtauaal.i-iaiaaiaiaiia.ra. It ia estimated that thirty or forty thousand KoMiaut Tieit the Holy Land each year. ' THEY WANT TO TELL The Grateful Women Who Hat Been Helped by Mra. Pi n It ham. RAKES MOWERS BINDERS Triu feir Catalogue. LLimil Ifi, East a-ater fiueet, fOBTLASD, OK. J0II5 POOLE. PorrtiKB, Ouo, cau riv yoo the bet bargains In reuerai Biacuuwrry, euirines, boiifn.tauki). (xuupe, luwa. beits and windmills. The new mul t XL wuidmill, sold by him, ia ao 1 ual led. PHYSICIASS. Dr. Ernert Barton, ieeUltf, dlwamof the Sklu and KeeuJ hvtrty. 131 3rd M., fortland. Among tb noted men who eon Id aae. both bands with 4nal (wwor and skill were Miebarl Aniselo, Luouaido da Vinci and 8. V. B. Morse. The I4aal Laxatlra. Ke tnore am-lrnt pill polnons and black draurbte, trtit up-to-date, aeieuUf, liarlskwa, paiat.bl, XHent fJaaearels Mftdy CatiiarUe. L-uii, lue, tilt, ton. It ooct tb city of Boston for the maintenance of ita public acboola last year 12,848.431. Csc Dr. Pfaiider'f Oregon Blood Purifier bow. Smoked uow-water ia a favorite tip pi ia Lapland. . ao loutt snoea. . Alan's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet It cures painful, swollen smartiuir fw-t and inatantly lakes the atinjc out of corns arnd bunions. Its the trwaurst comfort dir. wy of the age. Allen's Foot-Kase make tirhKittinir or new chore feel eaay. Itiaa eertincureor chilblains, sweatins, damp, callous and bt. tired, a hiue feet. We nave orer is?) Uistimoniais of cure. Try it today. Bold t all drucriiiU and tht t atorea. By niaiIor25e in atatnpa. Trial pa kajre FRKK. Adiiess Allen 8. Olm id, U Hoy, H. Y. 0re f Ormmt Aaaayraaee Firat Cook (reading) Wanted, to go to Connecticut, a first-claw cook. Good wages. Second Cock Kirer, on yer loife. Sore, isn't that where they make aUrom elocko? Jewelers' Weekly. A single walnut tree recently felled ia Cars county, Micb,, waa seven feet in diameter at tba bag. It ia esti mated that it will yield f 700 worth of lumber. Women who have Buffered aerenelr and been relieved of their ills by Mra. Pinkham' advie and medicine are eofWtaoUy nrg-ing publication of their tatemenU for the benefit of other va nes. Here ar two aacb letter: Mrs. Lizzib BtviEtT, S8 Merrima St. Lowell, MajsL. write: It afford soe (Treat pleaaare to tell all suffering women of the benefit 1 bav received from taking' Lydia E. Pink barn's VegetableCotcpoaod- feaobaxd lyfind words toexpreaatny gratitude for what aba has done for so. My tronbl waa loe ration of the womb. I waa un der th doctor's care. 17 poo examina tion b found fifteen very large nicer, but be failed to do me good. J took sev eral bottleaof Lydia E. Pinkbam'e Vege table Compound, also need the Sanative M'aab, and am cured. Mra. Pinkham'e medicine aaved my life, and I would recommend it to all suffering women " Mr. A ho TtsoMBUAT, Klienburgb Ctr K. Y write: " I took cold at the time my baby waa born, causing me to bav milk leg, and waa sick ia bed for eight weeks. Doctors did me so good. I surely thought I would die. I waa al so troubled with failing of tb womb. I could not eat, bad faint epelra aa often aa ten time a day. One day a lady came to aee me and told me of the benefit ah bad derived from taking Lydia E. Pinkbam'a medicine, and ad vised me to try It. 1 did ao. and bad taken only half a bottle before I waa able to ait in a chair. After taking three bottles I could do my own work. I am now In perfect health." Int Diana Rear From. "Eautufl," yelled Aunt Diana in a load voice, "yo en Miami Know flake cum in bean dia berry instance en atop playin' wif dem air white folks' cliil lun. All de want ia t' learn a lot ob 'Cakewalk Dgabi en den dey won't had notlun' mo' V dowif yo." Ohio State Journal. Tbj Mara Battle. Raid the famous general to bis chief of staff: "Aie tb correspondent ready?" "They' are. air!" "Have they been informed tbat I have a new uniform on?" "Yea. general." "Have the photographer don tliaii duty?" "They have, air." "Then let tit battle go on." Bos ton Transcript. Nervous Pcopl Nervous people not only Suffer themselves but ciute more or lej misery to everyone around them. They re fretful, easily worried and therefore a worry When everythinj annoys you-, when your pulse beats et tessively, when yoo are surtltd at the least unexpected sound, ' your nerves are in i bad state And should be promptly ttten-. ded to. .- Nervousness Is ques tion of nutrition. Food for the nervt-s is what you need to out vou rioht.&nd the best nerve food in the world is Or. Williams' Pink Pill for Ple People. They Jive strength an tone to every nerve in the body, and make despondent, easily irritated people feel that life has renewed its charms.. .Here is proofs .." :ar w,ro. lateee-yenMld daughter of Mr. T. ft WattotM. of i Clarloa St., Uradlbrd, fa., waa aeiied with a nervous disorder which threatened to end her life. Kmiaeut phraiciaiM agreed the trouble waa from hnpovm.hed blood, but failed to give reHef! Mr. Watrous beard IK. Williams' Pink Pill, for Pale People werahlirhly recommended for nrr voBa diBordera. and save tkem a trial. Before the first box had been taken the girl'sconditioa improved. After using aix boxes herappetite returned, Ihe pain In her bead eeued, and she wis stronger than ever oefora. "Mr daughter's Ufa waa saved bv Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla for Pale People," said , wm iipirjH nQprma vara aw conRMenl taking them, but now she la strong and bcaltby. 1 cannot fccosanacBd these pill too hi1ily."-iiraa bfls.) MnT 1 rccommena The full n&me h on esch p&ck&de. - Sold by oil druddist or tent. DostDiid. bv the Dr. Williams Medfune Co, Schenectady, N.V. Price Soperboii,tbm$ZJ If diajrraceful,' cried Gertrnd Ftr, passionately. That Is a fart." retoroed ber brother, coolly, "but what are you go ing to do about Itr The young man waa lying la a ham mock, aw-tmg at the end of tbe placza; bi sister waa aeated near blin. in a rocking chair, wblt-b she kept In vlcor oua motion, aa though thereby tryjg to accentuate ber re marks concerning the letter ah held In ber band. A boy about 10 yeara of age waa toaogUig on tbe att'jta, with a novel tie fore hku, but the contenta of that epis tle bad apparently taken away bla in terest In the etory, for be waa not read-log. Ton surely are not aurprlaed. Ger trude, continued tbe occupant of the hammock. "I have bees noticing for some time the care father took la mak ing bl toilet, when be went out on bualneaa. Business!" laughing deris ively; "my etern parent never fooled me much. I thought be waa going a-woolug." Tea," returned Gertrude. "But bow can a man with a heart fall In love again o aoon, anyway! "Maybe she waa bla first love, from whom he waa separated by a tultsuu dertrtandlDg," attld Ha roid, putting hi hand over bla heart sentimentally. - "Hello! tbe rain baa stopped and there come a livery stable carriage. How dramatic! Uain stops, enter hero! ' Come along, Jim; we would not be here to embarrass tbe greeting of two! young and loving heart." lie disap peared through the door, while Jliu alowly followed in hi buy, languid way. aaying, "Tell Dick I will see him at sapper." By this time tbe carriage had entered tbe gate and was coming rapidly up tbe long avenue that led to the bouse. Tbe Foster prided themselves on their well-kept ground, especially tbe drive from the lodge gate to the bouse, whk-b was bordered on either side by maple tree. They gave a delightful shade daring tbe summer months, and their gorge ous foliage in the fall made the Fouler place tbe glory of the neighborhood. But neither Richard nor Gertrude thought of the maple as he was driv ing under them that afternoon. He had been abroad two year; his only thought waa that, at last, he waa really to be with hi fiancee once more. While abe forgot ber father's second marriage, la Joy of seeing ber lover again. But after they bad been together an boor or two Gertrude remembered the letter and her face ML j "O. IMekr she said, "father Is mar ried again. I received a note Just few minutes before yon came, telling me about it. He said be should be home in a few days and wanted me to have everything done to make ber home-coming pleasant. Dick looked grave then replied: "v ell. it will be only for a little time, but," cheerfully, "I will take yon away right off, if you like." Gertrude laughed. "O! I guesa I can support ber presence a few weeks, but Isn't 4t dreadful for a man to get mar ried a second time." "Awful," he returned, with convic tion. Then, after a second's pause: "1 mean as a rule; of course, there are ex ceptional cases. That reminds me," be added; "yon bare heard me speak of my aunt Marion?" "Tbe aunt who, yon sa y, has redeem ed tbe race of old maids in your esti mation?" asked Gertrude. "Tb same," be answered. "WelL mother wrote me some time ago that she was going to be married. I suppose I shall bear all about It to-night when I go borne. Too know," be continued. "a great many years ago Aunt Marlon fell In love. 8be waa boarding In tbe country at the time, and, although be reciprocated her affection, they had not confessed their mutual attachment when ber nearest friend came to board at the same place. This young lady also was fascinated by tbe same gentleman. snd began to thick bow she could sup plant my aunt In bis estimation, fine Lad recourse to strategy; told number less falsehoods to both of them, and managed, In a short space of time, to provoke a quarrel between them. "Aunt Marion was proud and senst five, sought no explanation from ber whilom admirer, trusted ber friend, and lost ber lover. "In a year or two she beard of their marriage, which opened ber eyes a lit tle and caused tbe girlish friendship to be broken off. Two years ago she re seived a letter from this woman, who, it seems, was dying, confessing the whole truth. Hhe also left an explana tion for ber husband, which he found when she was dead. After a while Aunt Marlon acceded to tbe wldower'a repeated entreaties to be allowed to call, and In a few months tbey were en gaged. I guess my prospective uncle made tbe other woman a good busband, but be did not really love ber, for bis wife wrote tbat be bad never forgotten bis first love, and only married ber In gratitude for tbe sympathy and tender ncss abe showed when telling bow my aunt bad deceived bim. I think," con tinued Kicbard, "that I would never have made known the truth if I bad been In ber place. But I suppose the voice of conscience gets loud In the presence of death. It was a tardy rep atlon, though.' "Dick, wbat Is your aunt's name?" sked Gertrude, abruptly. "Why, the same as my mother's," be answered, somewhat astonished at tbe question; "Moore, Marion Moore. Pret ty name, Isn't It?" be added. "Too pret ty to change, I think. Why, Gertie, wbat Is tbe matter?" For tbe girl bad grown deathly white, and did not seem to bear bis hist re mark. "Nothing," she said at last, making an effort to recover ber self -possession, "only your aout la my stepmother." "What." ejaculated Kit-hard. "Annt Marios your stepmother! It cannot be and yet I sever knew ber hirer's name; never beard it. I that ber name, Gertie, are yoo sure?" "Here is the letter; yoo ca read for yourself," she answered faiutly. He saw there wa no mistake and won dered how ia tbe world be could recall bis words. "I am sorry, Gertie," he said at tast. "Of course, you know I never would have told yon had I dreamed of such a thing; 1 dare say I exaggerated. I never beard Annt Marlon ay anything about It All my information came from ber sister, who did not like your ber friend. Just forget all about it, Gertie.' Gertrude was weeping as if ber heart would break; but as be finished ajieak- ing sbe handed bim ber ring, without looking up. "Wbat 1 that for?" asked Kicbard. aghast. "I did not mean to hurt you; surely yon are cot going to punish me like that, when I offended so uninten tionally." "No," sobbed Gertrude, "It Isn't that. only I shouldn't think you would want to marry th daughter of such a mother." Kicbard langbed aa be took tbe ring and placed it on Gertrude's finger again. "What a silly child you are!" be said. fondly. "It wouldn't make any differ ence to we If every relative yoa bad was in the penitentiary. Tou would not be responsible fur their sin. Be side. I suppose your mother thought she hsd every right to try and win your father. He was not engaged to my aunt, you know, and tbey say all Is fair In love and war. Bo think no more about It, and we will never mention it again." Gertrude never did mention it again. but ahe thought about it many times and when Mr. Foster brought bis wife borne be found everything arranged to hi liking. lie had said to ber: "The boy will be .d right, and If Gertrude doe not treat you well let me know." "Never, James," replied Mr. Foster, "for yon might be tempted to tell ber the history of the years that are gone, and children should reverence their mother's memory, which I doubt If sbe could do, knowing all." But there was no trouble. Gertrude treated her stepmother with the nt most respect and courtesy, and be haved in such a way that Mra. Foster actually dreaded the girl's wedding day. A she watched the carriage that con tained ber nephew and his bride drive down tbe maple avenue, now resplend ent in Ita autumnal colorings, she sigh ed then turned toward ber husband, who waa standing near. "I never thought to bave loved Louisa's child bo well," she said. Exchange. fa Vriaaj riiraMm m Ml r-eimtoi Addison 'i. Foster is woik- lug hard to bring a delegation of East- 1 ru seuator and coiicieaanien to tb st lo visit VYii iucioo and Alaska. Oa their return l ast th senator would bave tiwia vwit tHber ptMutaoI iblit and growing codimuoitie about which littl is known in th East. The most influential knelt o( both ltonsea, men who at on tit oouimitteeis wbicb bav to dkl with affairs ol tb West, aud partkiularly ol Puget sound, Alaska ud th Paoilic islands, ar th one Betistur Foster desires to bring to tb West, . riwatrla's Br Fwswa. TiK party tbat went In search of th lm.lv til A. J, Clout) i has returned to Seaside aud reports having found tit remain about mil and a half ia tb back trail from wbere th bodies of Katiir and Beikmaun were found. Coutrie waa evidently th fiiat of th party to die, aa bis body bad been diaggoJ down th sid of a bill tor over 100 yards and placed under a log la a sheltered iiiaoa. Th body wa well piesvrveJ, SlMMiMMMa klatiaa4l. Yakima ouuuty eiieepmea ar not sat ii.tiej with the iituaiton at th piewent time. Tli winter and spiing were unusually product! v of !. Th hm in some bauds amounted to S or 10 per eviit. Th inm earn, iaulead of being 15 per cent and upward, as it is orditiaiily, inns lrotn IS So bi per cent. la-airae fra Pa Caw. Tli Piiokan Retail U racers' Asso ciation lias given its indviseaient to tb pur iuod law. FRANCES 171LLARD HOSPITAL USES PE-RU-NA FOR CATARRH OF THE STOMACH a- .'V 1 nh v-vr-rrnirP-FTlil ( (!iii;i;,!" I, ' if " ! 1 . A. fc! lit ' Tb France VilUrd licacilal Chicago, VI Mis Oenrgiana Dean wa for thro I scribed by th plivslclan. I bav tn yeats tnissituiaiy in Liberia noder tba soni very rernarkabl cure of eaaesof M. K. chuich from the training anliotii j very obotinate catarrh of th stomach. in Chicago. Alter lier retBtn she br I'a-ru-n was tb only medicine studied miming, graduating from tbe j used. I consider it a reliable medicine. present France K. M illard National j Georgians Dean. T. Taaeib Ecwwawnv. A savings batik rtetn is to be iutre- dooed in the public schools at Everett- PACIFIC COAST TRADE. SaatUa Markxta. Onions, 80o( 1.10 per 100 pounds. Potatoes, II.itf 4U. Btt, r ack. flJtl 25. Turniiw, per sack, bOiTbc Carrots, per sack. 7 be Panotitis, per sack. b5c(i$L. Caul, flower, f 1.00 per do. Celery, Hi g 40c Cabtwge, tiativ and Caliiornia 3.60 per 100 pounds. Api'les. tl.'Mi.i per box Pears. bOctl.&O r boa. Proties, Wle per boa. Butter Creamery, 0 per pound; dairy and ranch, 12 (jjt 1 be per pound. Eggs, ISc Cheese Native, 12c. Poultry Old hens, 16o per pound; spring eltickens, lc; turkeys, 16c. Fresh meats Choice d i eased beef teem, prime, 6c; cows, prime, Uc: mutton. Vc; pork, 7c; veal, 8l410o. Wheat Feed wheat, tiO. Oats Choice, per ton, 128.60. Hay Puget Sound mixed, $7.00 ( 8; cbuioe Eastern Washington tim othy, 111.00. Corn Whole, 123.60; cracked, 134; feel meal, 134.00. Barley Boiled or ground, per ton. t25(26; whole. 24. Floui Patent, per barrel, f 3. S5 straights, 13.10: California brands, fS.SS; iiockwhext flour, $3.60; graham per barrel, $3.60; whol wheat floor. (3. 78; ry flour, f 1.60. - Millstuffs Bran, per ton, 116 shorts, per ton, 1. reed tliopped feed, f21Zl pr ton; middlings, per ton, 22; oil ck meal, per ton, f 33. Tttiporam Uuopltal of t'hicaga Bit is an en Hi ud lactic fitenfl ol i'e-rn na. as is evident lion the following letter: Chicago, III.. Jan. SO, !$. Pe-ro-iia Drug JJanufactuiii.g Co., Co lunibua, O.: GrntWiman Toa will h glad to know ! th happy result obtained from th os of Pe-ro-na among tb pa tients nnJer my care whenever pr. Tli symptoms of catarrhal djjala are: tiialeJ tongue, pain or heavy feeling in th stomach, belching of gas, diar-y bead, sometime headache, dwpwndent ieelliiga, ioa of appetite, palpitation of tbcbeaitand irregularity of th boweSa. bend for a Ire book written by Or. Hsitman, entitled "Health and Beaniy." Address Dr. Ilattman, Co lumbus, O. SANS SMELL- SANS TASTE. net Tali Maa with Hia Nom Closed Cai Tea from Cefhae, ft would now seem from experi ments, which bave been carried on In the University of Iowa, that we do not taste many of tbe things which we eat at our daily meula. It is asaerted con fidently that we merely smell them. If the nose la tightly closed in the ordin ary man and he is blindfolded, be will not be able to distinguish coffee from water or a weak solution of quinine. This has been proved by experiinenu made on many persons. Common cof fee was said to be water, it was also aald to be quinine. Water was said to be coffee. Tea was called coffee. Tur key was called pork. Kaw apple waa called grape Juice. Malt extinct wa sherry wine. Lard wa pronounced butter. In short, experienced persons were unable to distinguish many com mon foods and drinks when sensation of smell were removed, and the con clusion wa retv-ijea that a person might even practice economy In earing by merely blindfolding the eye and substituting lard, pork and beer for butter, turkey and venison, while if the further precaution wa taken to close tbe nose, a very weak solution of quinine would puns for good coffee and vinegar for the most costly wine. Tbe experiment which led to these conclusion were carried on by Prof. O. T. W. Patrick, of the 1'nlvernltv of lowa, who has Just communicated some of the result of his work to the American Psychological Society. Prof. Patrick was enabled to attain ereat ac curacy In his work by tbe fact that one of the persons he exm-rinietited uuon wa an anosuilo (hat Is, absolutely de void of Ihe sense of smell. He was en abled thus to determine which sensa tions were those of taste and which were smelt Ho experimented also on normal subjects, and some of tbe re sults were surprising. There are only four simple taste sen sations, namely, sweet, bitter, sour and salt It Is said by some that there arc only two, sweet and bitter. All other sensations which are commonly called tastes are complex results of sensation of smell, touch, temperature and sight Tbe means by which we distinguish almost all of our common foods mid drinks Is not the sense of taste so much as It Is tbe sense of smell, touch, temperature and sight All the fine differences by which wo distinguish the various fruits, meat and drinks depend not upon taste at all, but upon these other senses. Pure sensations of taste odd hardly more than a certain emotional element to the complex sensation. Don't tblnk you can get on to the curves of a railroad by looking at the company's map. I If as bard to bide lndSrenc as if la to conceal lore. Fartlaad Mark. Wheat Walla Walla. 69c; Valley. 60;; rJluestera, Bio per bushel. Flour Best grade. 3.J0; graham. $2.03; superhne, $2.15 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 43044c; choic gray, 41(1 42c per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $23.00; brew- ing, $23.00 per ton. M libit uff a Bran, $17 per ton; mid dlings, $33; short, $18; chop, $16.00 per ton. Hay Timothy, $8(39; eiover. $7 8; Oregon wild hay, $6 per ton. Butter Fancy creamery, 4045o; seconds, 8640o; dairy, 80385a store, XUt27o. . Cheese Oregon full cream, 13 Xo; Young America, 16o; new cheese, 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $S4 per dozen; bens, $4.00(3)6.00; springs. $1.258; geese, $0.00(97.00 tor old. $4.60teiS lor young; docks, $6.00(9 6.60 per dozen; turkeys, live, 163 16c per pound. Potatoes $1 1. 10 per sack; sweet. ZC per pound. Vegetable Beets, 80c; turnip, 76o per sack; garlic, 70 per pound; cab bage, $1 (4 1.36 per 100 pounds; cauli flower, 760 per dozen; parsnip, 75c per sack; beans, 8c per pound; celery. 70(8 75o per dozen; cucumbers, 60c per box; i was, S(dS'4e per pound. Onions Oregon, 60(3760 per rack. Hops I3(2I4o; 18U7 crop, 46o. Wool Valley, 1012o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 8(3 13; mohair. 30c per pound. Mutton Gross, beat sheep, wethers ami ewes, 4c; dressed mutton, 7c; spring luiiilm, 7;c per lb. Hogs tiroes, choice heavy, $4.60; light ami feeders, $2.60(38.00; dressed. $6.006.00 per 100 pounds. Beef Oross, top steers, 4.00$4.60; cows, 3. 60 8. 00; Or eased bee I, etgeS'c per pound. Veal Large, 67c; small, 798c per pound. a Francises Marks, Wool Hpt ing Nevada, 9 (31 So' per pound; Oregon, Eastern, 1012o; Val ley, 16 17c; Nottliern, 8 (3 10c. MillHtiiffs Middlings, $18(831.60; bran, $16.60g 10.60 per ton. Onions 8ilvorskiii,60Q00cper tack. Butter Fancy creamery, 1718o; do seconds, 16 17c; fancy dairy, 16o; do seconds, 1414ic per pound. Eggs Store, ISo; fancy ranob. 1617o. Hops 1898 crop, 16a Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $3 (82.60; Mexican limes, $4.606; Call. fornia lemons, 76c$1.36 do choice. $3.60 per box. Ilitv-Wheat, $18(318.60; wheat an! oat, $13(316; out, $1418; best bar. ley, $1218; alfalfa, $1113 per ton; straw, 40(3 70o per bale. Potatoes Early Kose, $1.60(31.78: Oiegon Burkanks, $1.05$1.86; liver Borhanks, 76c$l; Salinas Burbanks, $1(31.10 per sack. Tropical f roits Bananas, $1.60(3 3.60 per bunch; pineapples, $3.60 4.60; Peisian dates, 6 ($8.0 par pound, I Conciseness is tb distinguishing j the way tb steam Jog ol tb Oregon, kept iiy th chief engineer, tells the skny of tbe deetr action of Cervera's fl et: Eight A. M. to merid. As be fore until 11:80, when w went to gen eral Quarters, tli enemy's fleet having enrne out of tb entrance. Pot forced diatight on all main boilers at about 9:45, and began chasing. Continual running under foioed draught tor lest of watch, driving tb enemy )tip aaliore one by one. At end of watch only on ship remained, which wer gradually overhauling. Merid. to 4 P. M. As before, exeent shut down F. K. blower and slowed down about 1:80, having destroyed the Hjian it,b Heft. Worked to bells test of watch. A shaft of enduring granite IS fewt high ia to mark the tomb of tb prison ship tnartvra of Fort Oreene, This monument to tbe brave men who per ished in the hold of tb Jersey is lo cost $250 000. Patriotic women and men bav Joined bauds to raise that turn. Palis has museum of objects relat ing to the ballet. It include very thing, fioui an old ballet skirt to Jew els worn by famous dancer. Tlieru" at also cast of tb feet of these terp- ; iciioreans, among them being on of Mm. V twirls' feet. It was mads for Lord Fife at cost of CI. 000. and sold aftei bit death for a couple ol shillings. More titan 3.000,000 ire bave been planted along tbe tine of tb Northern Pacific Hail road In North Dakota, to tutv at piotectioo from snow drifts. It I estimated that th potato crop of Ariaiook county. Me., will result 8,000,000 bushels, and 8,000 tons of starch will be made. . "What tM W..IT" An old liiahmao wa oa th aland ia on of the circuit courtrooms on day, and tb attorney cross examining him bad a hard time to elicit auy in. formation. II worked around on particular point, and piied th witness with about a doaea questions. At last, growing tired of bis fruitless (lamina tion, be aaked, rather Impatiently: "Well, can't you tell something?' "Weil, what would yo like m to tell yon?" aaked the witness, blandly, and that floored th attorney. D. tioit Fie Pre. Gold bat been found brsom Minne sota soljiar in tb streams of tli Kan Juan and Mont Blanc tttooutaint near Manila. Our vol nr. leer ar anxtoua for pesos, to that they can torn miner. O "C a a- a w r-rw aw mm - 100 BKWABD OtOO. Tbereadersot this paper will be. fleaaed 10 Team that tiiera is at len.t one dreaded diHawi Hint aeteuee baa t abia to tur. in ail Ita siaatea, aud that Iscatartb. IlaU'aCatarrb Cum 1. ineonlj poeitlv cure koowu to tbe medical Iraieruity. Catarrh being a constitutional dis ease, require a eontuiuilonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Our la taken tuternallv, a ilng dtrerily upon the blra and murou tirra-ee (d tba ey.tem, thereby devtrnylng Iba beimla, lion of tba diMiue., and giving tba patient strength If bnildlne up lb eonrtltutlon and awimlng nature In doing n work. Tna ra prleum bave ao ararh faith In Its rnrativ powers, that they oiler One Hundred Iollari lor aaycaM that IHa:l locttro. Bend lor tut ol teauaionial. Ad'ireoa . r.jr.CIIKSIT CO, Toledo, 0. Bold by dniCTiata, 7S. Hail's Pauiix P'lla ar tb beat. la atrrw 1, WtHHl ''a lot "! vxmiLM u tat. ai.. i l,a k.i. rHn i i Linn. aiolaintl.m mr aua ku MM, innaa ...4 mf n. ti im ooo,iiir ami i mi mmrt toiui tn at.rf a. ataa.tauua.Baixaaa.iMtwau.taaa, CANOV CATMASITIC VMM sat fiooa, eiwae tioaaa. Weakn.ee Oripa aauaat. laa. CURK CONITIPATION. n M.Tfl.RlR anaraaaaaa) hr slldrne. I WIAW sua w It a. vum llaaitT YEEfiTvmiMtTuTES It on t a Crrwnt&. Hrldir MitdtB. A'tftlnifM aitln Mel xtriMtfciua. Dr.T.H.Whitfisfror- BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS ... iaWTJPACTDD IT . CALIFORNIA FIO 5YRUP a. irxoTirasiiAMA Tbe broze harp attaohed to th tomb of Shelter at Hoinn baa been stolen possibly by tome admiier. IiAHAfiTINW Is the original and only durable wall coattn) entirely Olfterent from a: I ka S'irninea. Ready for use In white or twelve beautiful tlntr by adding oold water. AD1RB naturally prefer ALA MArlTINK for walla and cell. Intra, becauiur It ia pure, clean, durable. Put up in dry pow dered form. In five-pound pack ages, witn full directions. lean. porary preparations mads from whiting, chalks, clou, ate., and stuck on wall with de caying animal glue. AL.ABAD- TINE is not a kalsomln. EWARH of th dealer Who says ha can sell you tbe "sam thing" a A LA BASTINGS or "something just aa good." Ho Is either not posted or la try Ing to deceive you. KD IN OFFERINO something ha has bought sbeni and tries lo sell on ALAHA8TINE 9 do mands, he may not realise tha onimirt you wilt sutler oy a kalsomln on your walls. ENRIIiI.E dealers will not buy a lawsuit. Dealers risk ona bv selling and consumer if uslrc Infringement. Alabastlne Co. own right to mnke wall coat ing to mix with cold water. HE INTERIOR WALLS Of every sehoolhousa should b coated only with pure, durable ALA BA STINK!, ft safeguards health. Hundreds of Ions ar lined annually for thla work. N BTJYINO ALABASTINE, that packages are properly la beled. Beware of largo fnnr ponnd package light kalso mln. offered to customers as a ave-Bound packugs. I U1HANCB of wall paner la Ob viated by ALABASTINE mmmmmm it can b used on plastered walls, wood ceilings, brick or can vas. A child can brush It on. It does not rub or scale off, BTA-BLIBHJ9D In favor. Bhun an Imitations. Ask paint dealer or druggist for tint card. Writ for "Alabastlne Era," free, to ALARABTINK CO., Cirand Rapids, Michigan, WXfc HEALTH RESTORER. USEIT! sWyia j Beat Couah Bjrin. Thim iuifc Da 1 . I J I" K'M hreniaviM. hi Yoa will never know what Good Ink It unless you use Carter's. It costs no more than poor ink. Fanny booklet - How to Make Ink Itcturce " free. CARTER'S INK CO.. Boston, Ma, I r ?v:x:n p ENsion I r in ). WaahlntUa. 0. C-.tbey lll i" I I eelva quick repliea. B. h N. II. Vola. buft auth Coria. f'maeeutlng elairas alnce Ikts. REkaEF WOMEN ON. MARTgL'S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS lrtt!M-f) kill tMll moitiftli id plain vitKS ci'wtyr MAMIMO F RCsI, rUtUCH 0118 CO., 38lIS Paari gi. Sew Vsrk WHY DON'T YOU TAKE Something to roirlfy your blood-taks awat thow patnalnlhe lawk; thne lerrlhl head. aehe,r Why don't you lake a remedy tbat has cured thouuuida . Moore's Revealed Remedy Everybody that ha given It a fair trial reeom. metida It. One bottle helpa. Kaay to take. II UO per bottle at your druggiat's. RUPTURE CURED. Wt guarantee to At every ease w nndertak. bo..'t put it off; writ for particulars at one. V. II. wnoiMKI CO., Kavart Truaa krlttars, lut) Becond Street. trUand, Or. M lltMnaia a I. a w Mriw,. g enr.au M.uata. 7.1tMtfH OhISICII Y'moiscisii,t X CURE YOURSELF! tia. HI tl for annalnral iarharsaa, lunannuathma. Iitltalluna or ulrerallnM vf uiaoeaa tueaibrsn. Palltleaa. aur not uttin. fit. n ar aoiaonoua. mH my Pvwgglats. r aant In alala kr.aasraaa, rrraald. tai m, or a bottlna, ta.TS. IreuUr aant oa ramuat. DRaGUMiN'STPias 2J'f..r!P? VDOSE. Curs Slok Hesdaeb rJJoo4, Aid l'iarellonanrlPM.ni liiiiAH ' ,.r DotdrloaorBlrk.n. T.,..ln " ITtT; 7f gSp,J''' "'" 'oris. IB.iloHANl CO., k hllsrin., aVtoiuw. Hold bv !.(.... YOUNG MEN! M win nir mcb sum v fnm tta um will av-fc..nlh ou. It U ftt.i(,iiw I ONLY tiifHtk-in i NO C'AHK knikwn it hum .v.r ..i..i p-a'f how mriauB or of how lonir tunMnm. tUtmltm j-.- -ma in. any cm ll l an BKKtfal WHIUttll lnOOtJWI Hirnif) .vnd drtnUoti frnm hitarintasi tuinv t . nlo lr all fliAiji dniirirliiu, or writ pnnsud bi Mnitjtj pWnlj wlUtpeU, on rwr i i of prir. I.y ' v rw , ... I'AllrHT CklMMLCXL fyi., ttfaagaV IT CUhh oa PILES 11 iiriNiiT f.." r lir. SOIanHD'IS aBm.rtii id blerittiis. AbanrtMi tuinora. 6"n a llaa Proiur mol.l ure a.4 aan Itch mat '" Jf n ol ' Bl"",,i"ar I'rotradina 81. iirhlna and iilei Jar at tlriisclta or aan me antral jo ar aaa. nt lj mall. I'r-atlii. Ir.a Writ Mtn. mi,., au, rmtaila., fa. P. N. n. NO. 19 . 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