The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, June 16, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text" Durability is Better Than Show, " Vie tvftllh of the molti-mZUonairea H not equal to good health. Rchu without health ee a (vrse. and yet tht rich, tht middle dasses and the poor alAe fuma, in Hood" SarsapatiHa. 4 valuable assistant in getting and maintaining perfect health. HITS FRO ABKOAIK The value of th fruit ennsnmod fn Great Britain tver Tear ia estimate J at 10,000,000, The queen of luly. say a gossip, weight 170 pounds; (jueen Victoria, 171 pounds; the qnen of Spain, 147 pnnoill, and the qneen ol Belgium, 143 ponmi. There it quicksilver mine iu Pern 170 fathoms in cironnifercn and 4H0 feet deep. In thi profound abyss are streets, scitiare, a nil a chapel where religiona worship ia held. It appears that they are to have a new form of fielj soon in England, ai everal gentlemen are buying them selves in the prooeea of training man- hunting bloodhounds. As the sport ia followed on boiseback it will probably be supplementary to if not a subeti tnte for fox-hunting. It ia not men tioned what ia to be done with the man when he ia run down. He can liardly be treated in Uie aame way ai the fox now is. It la apparently almost at difficult for a tradesman to gain entrance to Marlborough bouse, the London resi dence of the prince of Wales, aa it is to get within the lines of an urmed camp. A narrow glasa door in the right wing of the palace ia reserved for auch visitors, and only tboee baring an appointment previously arranged for by the prince's vslet are admitted, while several soldiers and minor offi cers of the law are close a boot to pre vent the admittance of undesirable per sona. The Light That rallad. Tawper now keeps a grocery, bat , be lores to tell bow near be came to being a great actor. "I'm a natural elocutionist," be tells, "and for that reason I found it pretty easy to get a good part in a fair theatrical organiza tion. I went through all rehearsals likt a star and the manager predicted all kinds of success for me. Among my lines) there was a nstrotic address, and there I came out particularly strong. I was delivering it on the first night and I could just feel that I was making the cold chills rnn up and down the- spines of my audience and covering them with goose flesh. Sud denly ray memory became a blank. As I stood mute trying to gather the lines some little cuss yelled 'louder.' I ran off the stage and never went back-V Detroit Free Press. The tour value of farm animals in the United States is estimated at tl. 897,010,407. aa increase of trOS.- 855,483, or 6.76 per cent during tit year. IHAE1 INTO TOl'B SHOES Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for tbe feet It cures iMiinful. swollen, smarting, ner vous feet and instantly takes the anna; out v, 'rua byiiu uuntuiia. A tag Kreaw-t comfort discovery of tbe age. Allen sFoot- jMa manes ugm or new snort leei easy. It is a certain cure for Iner-iwine Nails, sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching leet, we nave over au,ju testimonials. try it today. Sold by all drusirista and trtoe stores, jit nau for Z5o. ju stamps. Trial packsge FRKK. Address, Alleu b. UnuateU, Le lioy, . Y. A silk factory in which only women are employed ha been opened in a sub orn of London. There was a voting man from Lenore, Who boldly went off tutlie war; , The "beef marie him sick. He rerovered quite quirk l'.y the prompt use of old Jesse Moor. The shipyard at Newport News, Va., has contract for nearly 110,000,000 ol work. : Chronle Canallpatlaa Carad. The most important diacorery of recent yean lathe poMtire remedy for constipation, Caa- eareia Candy Cathartic Cure guaranteed lirugilasa, UK, 2Dc, Me. Nearly 90,000 pounds of bread are daily eaten in tbe Sultan of Turkey' household. An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, fiTBiyp or Fioa, manufactured by the Califokkia Fio HvKtp Co., UlUHtrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa tive, cleanwntf the system effectually, dispelling colds, headache and fevers (rently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Ita perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and ita actinp on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, aa they are pleanant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the California Fio Syrup Ca only. In order to get ite beneficial effect and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAW FRAKC1SOO, ML. IPlgVILL. XT. WKW YORK. K. T. for sale by all Pruggiata Price Sue. pcrbottla Baat l-.uutk Bjrmp. Tata Ooud. Cat I I 1 in tm, H"?d bj dnto"i,rt. r 1 fo'- II'WJ imfo mm PACIFIC COAST xNEWS Caaaanaralal aa Haaaalnl flaaaaalaat af lataraat t lha fintslac W aatara Slat. ',' fa Cantrat tha Marfeat. There are negotiations on foot at Vancouver, B. C, lor a very large heef deal, which, it said, may result In a combine and a subsequent rise in prioes. The sale will a Heel Victoria and Vancouver, and will tend to bring the meat buainea of both cities under the control of one aunpsnv. The 1 ead al the alleged negotiations is P. Burnt, obose headquarter are at Iselsoo, H. C. It is stated by bnsinesa men who are on the inside of these neogtialiunt that it is the intention of Mr. Bums to auntrol the market of the coast. . Shortage at Tla. A new phase in the salmon-canning operations baa just cropped np at Van couver, B. C, and may result in a complication of affairs which was un locked for. Every Indication point to the ran of eockeyes being large, but if it ia, the canner wilt be nnable to tope with it, owing to the shortage of tin plate. Not a aingle box of tin plate can be found on uie lacmo coast. Across the line it has been very scarce, and the market is now depleted. Idaha Waal Bataa. The following wool tales have been made a Mountain Home during tbe past few dava to representatives of Eastern bouses: Mein & Chattin, 110,000 pounds; 3. C. Coats, 60.000 rounds: William Knnnecke. 30,000 pounds; 3. L. Gray, 85,000 pounds; Fred Halversoo, 8,000 pounds; Mrs. Nettie Pinkaton. 14.000 pounds. The pi ice paid ranged from 9 to 1 1 cents, or t cents less per pound than was paid last sommei. Ta Sail raaala--atlll. A company baa been organised and incorporated at Moscow, Idaho, called tbe Idaho Grain & Seed Cleaning Company, to handle the grain-clean ing mill which bat lately been intro duced. This company baa bought the right to sell this machine in tbe three states of Idaho, Montana and Wyom ing. The mills cill be manofactuied at Walla Walla, but tbe tale of thee mill will be made from Moeoow. Ifaw BrlrliFar4. A new industiy ha been established at Trail, B. C. A. C Luff and Rich ard Tunswell bare installed at that place a brick-making plant, which is now in complete running order and ia turning out 20,000 buck a day. There is so a great a demand for brick that tbe advisability of adding machin ery sufficient to increase the plant to a capacity of 40,000 per day it being con sidered. Kaw Gaa Flaat. The gaa company at Butte, Mont., will at once put in the best and new est plant that money can buy, thereby doubling the capacity of the present plant. Tbe new plant will also pro duce a higher J caudle-power gas. The plant is so planned that it can be extended aa tbe city grows without requiring reconstruction, as ia the case with the present outlit. Kmw lacorpormtlaa. The Montana Smoke Condensing Company, of Miseoula, Mont, has been incorporated by Charles Eaton, H. W. McLaughlin and William F. Hughes. The capital stock is fixed at 110,000. Tbe company is foimed for the pu prose of manufacturing, buying, selling and leasing appliances designed to control, destroy or condenee gases, fumes, va- pors and smoke. Crasmary la Oparatlan. The Union creamery and cheese fac tory at Union has been completed and ia now in operation. The plant ia situ. a ted in tbe eastern part ol the city and it veiy. conveniently located for the creamery business. It has a capacity for handling the milk from 800 to 500 cows, and will no doubt prove of great benefit to the farmer and dairymen of that vicinity. Katlnata Bala- Made. James Pye, representing a Minneap olis manufacturing firm, is in Lewis- ton, Idaho, making estimate for the machinery for tbe new 125-bairel mill. It is tbe intention of the proprietor to let the contract for the building ai soon at the machinery is decided upon. Toe new mill will probably be in op eration by the middle of bunt ember. , Band Klaetlaa. . The special school election at Sand Coulee, Mont., resulted in the bond ing' proposition being defeated. It was for the issuance of bond In the turn Of 93,000, bearing interest at the rate of 0 per cent, redeemable in seven yean, payable in five years. The money was to be used for the improvements to the schoolbouse it that place. Harthwat Kolas. Chinook i to have a band. Oregon Woolgrower' Association it nourishing. Southern Oregon ha had a much- needed rain. The Spokane Exchange bank bat change hands. Tillamook ooanty complain of awful" road. The Roseburg Boldiett' Home it filled to iit capaoity. Some wheat near Umatilla is over three feet high. A saloon at Everett, Wash., was robbed of f 100. The Albany pottofflce will become a tecond-clans one. Wet weather ia killing the young Chinese pheasants. A case 21 yeara old has been settled in Ueppner courts. Marion county wool hat been sold foi 13 and 14 cents. Astoria wants ths annual encamp ment of the O. N. G. There is said to be plenty of time yet for a flood in the Columbia river. Railroad agents are thick at The Dalle to solicit stock shipments. the little schooner-rigged boat Coke. about 80 feet long and of only five tons measurement, hat sailed for Manila from San Francisco, Captain Freitsch, the sole occupant of the vessel, pro poses to make a tour of the world in the apparently fi ai 1 oockle-shcll which he constructed with bis own' hands. He olaimt to have crossed the Atlantic in a vessel of even smaller dimensions. I I'raaai In a recent interview, William Ma Umre, a wool buyer at Uoldemlale, Wash., said that thing begin to look some brighter for woolinen than they t did a few days ago. Thiee large sale! have been made at 'Frisco warehouse within the pas; few dava, one lot of aa entire clip, probably 40,000 pounds. at 9 cents. The other two were about as laige and told at 10 and II cents re spectively. These purchase were mail by Eastern manufacture) agent lot use in their mills. Another report savs that aa Mali aa 13 cent baa been pai for wool at Seattle. Baartlaa; fvavaaUtaa. An election will be held at Nelson U. C, to vote on the question of btr.! ing that oily In the sum of $$0,000 foi the purpose of building a public bin I. ing, erecting a waterworks system and light plant, and also to improve tl sewer system. These bonds are bear date of July 20, and made payable in SO year from date. Suppllaa far Davwt. Tha Frye Bruho Company, of Seat tie, baa been awaided the contract supply the cold storage steamer of the Alaska Meat Company, which sails f Dawson, via St. Michae's, with 100 tons of frtsh meats, comprising 10,000 turkeys, 10,000 chickens, 60 ton beef, 40 ton of ni niton, 13 tons of but ter, eggs, eta. Itl( Caltla Sklamaat. Kyle, Wbeelei & Co., tbe cattle-bnv era, have at the Southern Pacific yards at Albany 17 carloads of cattle. Te these will be adued 16 cailoads from Junction City, making a shipment ot neailv 1,500 head ot Oregon cattle, bicb will go to Rusenbaum fc Co., al Omaha. The cattle represent a valus of 140.000. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. rertlaad Market. Wheat Walla Walla, 69c; Valley, 60c; Bluestem, 61o per bushel. Floor Best grades, 11 JO; graham, 3.65; superfine, f 2. 15 per barret Oata Choice white, 45c; choice gray, 4J43c per bushel. Barlev Feed barley, 133.00; brew ing. S-J.OO per ton. MilUtuffs Bran, super ton; mid' dlings, ti2; aborts, 118; chop, 116.00 per ton. Hay Timothy. 99g9; clover. 7 S; Oregon wild bay, 19 per ton. Butter Fancy creamery, SO 35c; seconds, 8 7$ 30c; dairy, 15(1 S7o store, 2022c Cbeeee Oregon full cream, lSo; Young America, - 15c; new cheese, 10c per pound. Fooltrv Chickens, mixed, $3(34 per dozen; ben, $4.00(1 6. 00; ipring. 11.25(33; geese, $6.00(37.00 fur old, 4.50e5 for young; ducks, $5.00 6.50 per dozen; turkeys, live, 15(3 16c per pound. Potatoes 1 1(31.10 per sack; sweets, 2c pee pound. Vegetables Beets, 90c; turnip, 75c per tack; garlic, To per pound; cab. bage, f 1(31.25 per 100 pounds; cauli flower, 75o per dozen; parsnips, 75c per sack; beans.Sc per pound; celery, 70( 75c per dozen; cucumbers, 60c per box; las, 83c per pound. Onions Oregon, 5076o per sack. Hups 11 18c; 1897 crop, 4 (3 Be. Wool Valley, ll12o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 6(3 10c; mohair, 27c per pound. Mutton uroes, beet sheep, wethen and ewes, 4c; dressed motion, 7c; spring lambs, 7 l.c per lb. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, f4.50; light and feeders. 12.50(3.00; dressed. 15.00 (go. 00 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, 4.00f4.50; cows, 3. 50 ( a. 00; d reused beef, 5ffl6,','c per und. Veal Large, 607c; imall, 74 8c per pound. Seattle Markets. Onions. 60c (i $ 1.10 per 100 pounds Potatoes, $35 40. ' Beets, per -sack, fll 35. Turnips, per sack, 60 a 75c Carrots, per sack, 76c. Parsnips, per tack, H5cl. Caulilioner, $1.00 per do. Celery, 35 400. Cabbage, native and , Californi $2.50 per 100 pounds. Apples, $2.50(553.50 per box. Pear, 50cf 1.50 per box. Prunes, 50c per box. Butter Creamety, 18o per pound; dairy and ranch, 13 (8 18c per pound. Eggs, 18c Cheese Native, 18c Poultry Old hens, 16c per pound; spring chickens, 14c; turkeys, 16c. Fresh meats Choice dressed beef steers, prime, 9c; cows, prime, 9c; mutton, 9c; pork, 7c; veal, 810a Wheat Feed wheat, $20. Oat Choice, per ton, $27 28. Hay Puget Sound mixed, $7.00(3 6; choice Eastern Washington tim othy, $12.00. Corn Whole. $23.60; cracked, $24; feed meal, $24.00. Barley Rolled or ground, per ton. $25 20; whole, $24. Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.85; straiichts, $3.10: California brands, $3.25; buckwheat flour, $3.60; graham, per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat Dour, $3.75; rye flour, $4.60. Millstuff Bran, per ton. $16; shorts, per ton, $16. Feed Chopped feed, $21023 per ton; middlings, per ton, $28; oil cake meal, per ton, $33. Sao Francisco Market. Wool Spring Nevada, 10(3 12c pel pound; Oregon, Eastern, 812o; Val ley, 1617c; Noithern, 8(3 10c. Millstuffs Middlings, $17.60(320; bran, $15.60(3 16.50 per ton. Onions 8ilverskin,60(390cper sack. Butter Fancy creamery, 17(3 18o; do seconds, J6(3 17c; fancy dairy, 15o; do seconds, 14(3 Mc per pound. Eggs Store, 16(3 17o; fancy ranch, 18(3190. Hops 1898 crop, 16o. Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $3 (32.60; Mexican timet, $4.60g6; Cali fornia lemons, 76o(g$1.26; do choice, $2.60 per box. Hay Wheat, $18(315.60; wheat an:l oat, $18(316; oat, $14(316; beat bar ley, $12(313; alfalfa, $11313 per ton; Itraw, 40(370o per bale. Potatoes Early Rose, $1.60(31.76; Oregon Burkanka, $1.65$1.66; liver Burhanks, 75o(3$l; Salinas Bnrbsnkt, $1(31-10 per tack. .Tropical fruits Bananas, $L60(3 8.60 per bunch; pineapples, $3.60(3 4.80; Persian dates, 66.c per pound. THE BEAUTIFUL YET-TO-Bt Sometimes, in hour of solitude, Tbe soul can bear a song From chorister whore eyes have viewed A world devoid of wrong. And in the rili-m-e of the night, lu dream we serin to see The dawn of right and rlorlous lliht Of the beautiful yct-to-be. . It baffles the soul with heavenly hllaa, I'lituixed wltb earthly 111, And gently a a mother1 kiss It soothe it pain until IWyouJ the gloom ot present days We fancy we can see The peaceful hate and pleasant ways Of the beautiful yet-to-be. . ., We see a world where virtu thrives: W'e hear the grand refrain From tbe harmony of happy lives. And catch the sweeter strain Of the melody of, honest worth. The music ot innocent give And childish mirth that will gladden tbe earth In the beautiful yet-to-be. Where yooth and maid will be fret to woo And win the crown of life. And whtoper the secret, ever nsw, Yet older than human life. Mid singing birds and fragrant flower. While lore' young dream I free From hostile powers In lovely bowers Of the beautiful yet-to-be. Chicago Chronicle. Tlia C'o4 Dptminm t Uv I list i 1WI1IIUUI. 'M real sorry, Miss Phelps, that you must leave this week." "I am sorry, too. But I have bad beautiful long sum nier, and It la near ly over now. An. other week would ouly make me re gret going more." Maybe that's so, bot next week 11 be our county fair, and I'd like you to see It. Have you ever been to one?" I admitted that my education In that respect bad been neglected. For It was I who had spent the summer among tbe Jersey bills, and tbe fund of good stories with which my hostess was sup plied had often entertained me. Hop ing: for one now I asked, "What are they like, Mrs. ConoverT Well, I suppose "agricultural exhibl ttons' 1 the real name for 'em, but we don't often say It They generally last three or four days. And tbe farmers take their best bred stock, snd tbelr blzeest fruits and vegetables. Then their wives tend bread, and preserves. and Jellies; and la the fancy tent they have patchwork quilts, and embroider ies and oil paintings. And the best of every class gets a premium." "Money T" I queried. "Yes, five dollars or so, but tbe honor Is really more than the money." "Will you send anything?" was my next question. "No, I never did but once, snd tucb a time as I had tbenl Shall I tell you bout Itr "Yes, please, I wish yorj would." "Well, It was three years ago, tbe first year Jlmtule come to us. lou know we never bad any children and Ezry was bound to adopt a boy. 8o be got Jlmtule out of the orphan asylum down to Elizabeth." "Hid yon send him to the fair?" asked. Mrs. Conover sometimes needed to be brought back to the main track in her story-telling. - Now a shadow cross ed her placid face us she answered. "Yes, Jliiinile went that year and ev ery year since. But I'll go on wltb my story. I was lookin' over the premium list when Ezry brought It borne and I asked him If be wouldn't enter that Al derney heifer. She's tbe cow we call 'Daisy' now, and she was so pretty and tame. But he said no, the wasn t regis tered, and her keep would cost more than the premium. And I felt real sor- ry, for I did want one of them first premium card. We was the only one Of the neighbors that hadn't one. "Then I saw they'd added a new de partment and would give five dollars for tbe best cake, and I made up my mind I'd have that And when I told Ezry he said, Co ahead, mother. If nybody In this county can make better cake than yours I ve never et It' " - "I think Mr. Conover was right," I Interrupted. A pleased look passed over the face of the story teller aa the continued, "A Ut ile while before him and me bad been over to Mnhaly Stiles' to stay all night. And on the supper table they bad some thin' that looked for all the world like water melon, but when you came to eat it was cake. Ho I told Ezry I was going to send for Mnhaly' receipt, and make that He snld It was too late, for (hat was Wednesday, and the fair open ed the next Tuesday. Hut I told hi in If It went out tbe next morning I could get an answer Friday or Saturday at the latest, and I'd bake my cake Mon day after I did the washing. So I wrote the letter and sent Jlro- mle off to mall It, and Friday night looked for the answer. But Jlumile came home empty handed. Saturday afternoon I drove old Billy Into the vil lage for the things. I got almonds, and red sugar, and green sugar. On the way home I stopped to the pottofflce. Susan Hnell, the same as has it now,, bad It then, - "And the said there was nothlog she could give me. I was awful disap pointed, but I thought the letter would come Monday morula'. So I got up at o'clock so as to get toy wosbln' out But Jliiinile didn't bring It up from that niiill either. "It was strange," I commented, as Mrs. Conover paused to take another pair of socks from the pile she was darning. Are you getting tired? Well, I'll be through soon." ' "Not at all. Please go on." "That night after supper, Jlmmle Cime In with a dirty postal card in bis band screamln' 'auntie, I've got It I've got it' "We had him say 'auntie' and 'uncle because, as I told Ezry, If God had ever meant us to be called father and mother be'd have given us tome children of our own. I asked Jlmmle what be'd got and be said tbe letter. He said he thought felt so bad that be run over to the postofllce himself after supper and Su san Snell gave btin this. I bad my sus picions right away, and I said to htm, How dltf It get so flirty T 'I don't know; It was that way when Miss Suell gave it o nie. " 'Dou't Ml me a lie, Jlmmle,' said 1 and he says, 'Why, no, amid", 1 never do.' Ro I dldu't ay no more, but sent mm to oea. "Anyway, I had my receipt and early next mornln I had the cake In baking. It waa a good deal of troublo to umka. You put white batter first, then pink. and allium ilt In that, that hadn't Ih'OU lilnnched. to Imitate the seeds. When it was baked I Iced It with green Icing Tor the rind. A little before nlno I told Kzry to hitch up, and Jlmmle, who was hanging around, aaya, 'Auntie, sunn t I go put on my Sunday clothesT 'No, I can't have any little boys with me, who don't tell the truth, said I. "Oh; I did tell the truth, and can't I go to the fulr? All the boys are golu and I've saved my money ever so long for a rldo on the raxxle-daxxte, and the merry-go-round. Willie Hudxun snd I was goln togeth er." 'You deceived me about that ks- tal,' said I. 'If you'd owned up you forgot It I'd forgiven you. though that was had enough. But lying 1 wou't tolerate In anybody. There's some boiled ham and biscuit In the pantry you can get for your dinner. Aud I want you to learn the fifth chapter of Acts by heart' Then we rode away. but I couldn't seem to forget his face, "You wcrs strict with him," I vea tured. "Yes, but Miss rtielps, I never could bear deceit Welt, when we got to the fair. It was half past ten, and the entry books bad closed at ten. And tbe man said hla orders was so strict be couldn't admit my cako. So my day was spoiled you can guess. But I told Ezry we might sa well see what was there. Tbe pumpkins was bigger than ever; there was aullta wltb nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine piece lu 'em; the band played Its loudest; and tho girls and their beaux were goln' rouud together as happy at could be. Dldu't yon look at the cakes 7" Yes. we looked at the dikes," an swered Mrs. Conover dryly. "And who do you S'pose got the first premium?" "I haven't the slightest Idea." "Why, Susan Snell! and for water melon cake! She was standing there, but she dldu't see me, aud when some body congratulated her she snld, 'yes, lt' somethlu' new. The receipt come from Mrs. Stile over at Stllesvlller That waa too much for me. I grubbed xx w-',? 1 BAD THS CASS IUKIBO XAltLY KCXT MOKXINQ. Izry's arm, and got out of there, l'hat poor boy,' said I. 'Let's get home as fast as we cnu.' Of course Ezry bad to laugh at mo. though be told uie the postmasters bad a right to look at pos tal cards to see there wasn't anything objectionable on them, sech as duns fer money, etc, but I guesa he dido t ex cuse Susiiu Snell any more than I did. We made old Billy go bis best, and when we got here found that dear child asleep, with bis bead laid on the Bible, open to the fifth chapter of Acts, and bit: tear drops dried on his face, I woko him up la a hurry and told blui ho should go to tbe fair next day, aud that I was sorry I'd misjudged blm. And be Jest put lotb urms around my neck, and snld, 'Ob, auntie, I'm so glad I can go, but I'm gladder yet that yon know I told the truth, for I promised mamma most the last thing that I'd always be true, and I always mean to be. "Well, tbnt taught me two things If I dldu't get the first premium," said Mi's. Conover, as she rose to leave me. "Ono is that there Is more than one kind of stealln', and the other that we are Jest s bound to respect the rights and feel- ln's of children as if they was grown folks." Ohio Former. THIRTY-EIGHT MULE. TEAM. And the Little Busy Ilea Ralaed Orcat Confualon In It Ksnka. Without a capable man lu control. It would hardly lie posslblu to nso the big reaper that, according to tbe Sun ! rnn- clsco Chronicle, was employed Inst summer on a ranch near Corning, CnL Thirty-eight mules furnished the power for handling nearly a million pounds of wlicnt The grain was cut from the stalks, the chaff threshed out. and tbe residue placed In sacks, which were sewed and plied ready for the mill all by the bugo machine, which ucts with almost human Intelligence. As for Frank Johnson, the driver of the team, his fame as an "anlinal trnln- went fur and wide, lie controlled the two leaders with tbe lilies In bis bunds, and taught the others to move 1th them. An eighteen-foot lash as sisted blm In the direction of the nearly two-score mules. On one occasion a bee, busy as usual, came near causing a serious accident the team. They were descending the side of a yery steep hill, when a mule In the center of the string became provoked by tbe bee, which lit on his ear, and left Its sting therein. The sufferer reared and kicked his followen; who retaliated on his mil mate, and so the kick was passed along until It became the turn of tbe last Ave to assert their strength. This they nil did together, to the discomfiture of Johnson, whose reins became entan gled, so that the mules and machine gnu to roll down tho slope. Through , the driver's preseneo of did, no damage was done. He leaped off and ran to yie heads of tho leaders, whom ho subdued In a minute. Prize for Farm Laborer. There Is a special class of farm labor ers In Sweden who lire given so many acres of luud for their own urn; lu con sideration of so many days' labor dur ing the year for the owner of the farm. Marriage mokes one of two, but tome- bow It doesn't seem to decrease . th, world's pouultttlon. PS Production of pig Iron in Rutsla U Mtlmsted to hsve Increased. from oOO, 000 ton in 1887 to 3.IB4.0O0 lu 180". IMniutu had 103 strike lt year, involving 14,206 labnier. Only In 1 of these cae did the airiser win a complete, and In eight a partial, tuc cess. 1 Nsw York made between 8.000,000 and 4,000,000 lower cigar in the year snded April 1, than In ins previous .1 AAA tilin law,, year, sua moie man hip,vuiv iir cigarettes. A machine that will greatly foduo the coat of harvesting ha beon invemoti fur Uio harvesting of sugar ImmiIs, Thi . ,1 . ltl lu, means, a lew moie lanorei win m, looking for work In th cities. It is renorted that IV. Linda, one of the Inventors of machinery to liquify air, is engaged in work on a small piece nf apparatus whiuh will weigh less man pound and will piouuco uquiu an In 18 ruiuntes. Report from 38 Brillh town show that London, tha only one auppumi th river wstor, lis almost the lowest death rate from fever 67 tier million The late at Plymouth I 40, while at U ainraw it i 184. and at Jtsollasl 11 reaches 1,667. The Invention of a machine which will automatically fold, wiap and ad dra newsnaiier i announced. It wa reoently tested in New York and found to be a phenomenal mooes. 1 wo men can operate six machines, thereby do ing the work ot 24 men. Tbe machine will soon bo on the market Tha reltad Slalaa a fewer far Onarl A dtnlirmtitshed historian writes, while rrtcrruig to our atlvmit aa a cuKuitttn rwr. thai our liiHuenc for amid ove fciiniaii anlirrr will ! limiimi. Tlili rrmilt was just aa Inevitable a ia Ilia cure wnti-ii luiiowa in u oi ll'j!curr maim tch lllttori. It cure liKligmtimi. nnuti pauviii, and tunrs up th whole aytteui. Chicago business men ) urging tystem of municipal pawnshops to lend money at I per cent. Rrars o Onto. Citv or Toumo, I LvcAJt'oiiKrv. I PatNK J. Mr makoi naia lhat h la th teniiw arr il th firm ol r 1 caaxav A ' aulDS bilainvH In Hi City of Tulrilo trotlnt and rial alormaul, anil thai aaiil Srra II par iue autn oi m a III'., lnr.u im.l.A tui litf eat-q and awry t ut ot Catarrh thai cannot tm cured Dj in uat oi 11411. s t.tH 1.1 . Sworn In brfnr in ami aubMrlbnl lu mr JHA.-ia J. I HE.1KT. prrarnca, Uilatib day ol Doom tier, A. I). IMS. I A. W. OIJtASOS, I 'omr JViU, Hall's Catarrh for It taken intornallr and acta oiraciiy on in uummi ami taueotta auriacaa vf HiaariiQBi, Nod mr ic-fiimoniaia, ir. . r. J. t'HKNal a) vw., TulauO, OL old by dmirtliu, 7jc. tlall't auU 1'llU are th bait Durham capitalist are preparing to build a 1 1,000,000 mill at Lockrillo, I N. O. TITS larmaiinily Car. W nuot mitunn i 1 1 anr Srttl M ot lr. Uuna'a iimI Nrva lUMarr. BVwl fix rst 0 IrMI nutileaiid itmiim. 1K. n. U, IUUaH, T,vl , a About 4,000,000 bottle ol pickles sre consumed weekly in tht United Status. - Mothers will find Mrs. Wlitalnw'a Nnnth. liiK hrrup tbe beat rrrnadr to tin for their suuureu uunng in twilling period. At Fayetteville, X. C a new 100, 000 spinning mill I under construe lion. 'isn't Cur foe ContiiitirHlnn it the ln-l nf all count! riirea, iiMir W, Lots. ruuucner, ia., Auguxt ai, i.-cn. The tax on coffee amount in Kranos to about 14 cents a pound, while in England it Is only 8 cents a pound. COULD NOT SLEEP. Mjr. Fiukhum Believed Uor ot AH Her Troublo. Mrs. Manas IUucock. 176 Second Bt, Grand Kaptds. 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What do you think of that? Landlord I'm not snrpiised. Hal low got a bouse through a trade a few weeks ago and is so busy Ailing the wants of a tenant of his own that lie has forgotten about hot hoi ing ut. C'lii- oago Kvening Newt. It ia stated there are an overage ol 450 men employed to every 100 mile ot railway In the United State. By the passage of the Moran aot Fall Illver can . borrow beyond her debt limit (30,000 to build a textile school, Schilling' Best tea ' sold only in Badges i -' W Muni far Da way Kallaa. Tbe bouse la Montpellnr, Vt which Dr. Julius Dewey occupied and In whlnli all of hi children worelmrn w oilglnally small, but was vrl tl,,,,,, added to. W'tliln the last two or three years, within. In raplnee thi molest slrnolut with a lamlaom(,r, tnoie nioiloru edifice, Edward l)wty, the tncond son, (old Die dwelling ( biim (retaining the grounds) for itu, Three day afterward, the buililii,Ka were insold fur (100, the Inst put. chaser, who paid tho cost of ivinnviil, ptiiving tliom on a lot on Ktcito street, Hi lies the Imttla ol Mnnlln thi Iioiimi, a the birthplace and enily fioine nf it hero, ha been au object of I n tin km t to tiiuilal and relict hunters. the Inttm, Indeed, havo thiciitened to Carry It away piecemeal, a souvenir flmid in one lustaitcn wrenching off a silver plated faucet and leaving tho water tutiiilng In the bathroom with the pres sure of llin full svstem ol 15H pound. lloslun Traiuorlpt. Afiar UMNra, Sniiietlnm ngo, on a day set apart for humiliation and puiyer, a Ulenlie, niHiiiifautiirer ofTirn.l In pay hi work men their wiities on condition thut tin y attended church. To Oil they readily Ngreed. Shortly before evening service one nf tha employes culled at til employer' realilitiicu and told the servant he wished "to see the tnaUtor." "Now, Jack, what do yon want?' "Well, sor, me and ma myet her boeii tanking the thing ower, ami wM like to ktme, if we man to choorclt the tied, do we get owmlline lui'f;" Spare Moments. A flu quality ol lithographic ston hat been discovered neai Sparta, Tenii. It take a mi polish aud ha no grit in It. F 7"" a! i t rasrarad Ita tartwre ef II, ama4 Wtla priilrudlti pllra l-rootm on by vwiatipa Una with wfcma 1 wa amiruxl W tawiy tear. I raa aurna your I'AWAMKTH In tl, wot NawaU, la. and Bfr luund aariin lo aual iham. Tu-day I am rnuraly Ira Irvnl pilars) aod (aei Ilka nw uiaa. " C H. Kbits, nil Joaa tik, Slesx Ctiy, 1. CANDY CATMAHTIO jk raaot Mass intmit it"' aiaaaaat, falatakw. rwal. rat Oari. Via MM iMu, W M4a. or Udi. m. Xa.aa. CURC CONSTIPATION. . nn I lat, Mt atfl.TO Rif " saaia Or all dnif k atKTubtMU tlaMk PORTLAND DIRECTORY. DlhSTISTS. fln trttd wJofrt. Ml .AN-.vu(i (I V, K.W,3 tm. 1Utt ait. JktorrlaHtB -r n4 Wlr Wark. nd iron ftirli.t,'.ffirilltti.itc, in) AMr. ttno-ry, ttutliu. 4i--y k itM Hi,, l'.iiif.ii4,ot. RAKES MOWERS BINDERS Tril lor Outogu. j. i rasajupji, Ii KjuI Walrr Slreal, PORTLAND, OK. V. . . . . J.-T- JJ MACHINERY. AIL KINDS ...TATUM BOWEN... f OSTtANO 0a. M Is it Flrtl ttrttt JOHN rOOI.K, r.K-ri.sn, Onitoon. liiai'iilnerv. enitinra. bnilr.taiika. iiuinn. aiv ru ilia ia--l. linrKIIITCI III El-llt-ntl plilWB, baits liml WilKlllllll. 1 h Ilea, lvl IXl Windmill. aoUl lir him. la till ei.allet.. FI'WAUH mtillFK; UACIIIKKKY AND Vrh felon; twnr) for rftlrtlmruf'. Jiw-iw Km it I Hi, ALL DEPENDSOM Th uliHxt wlixllmr yon ai tick or wall. Il l ronr outy m an in it mat your tiooi l lwvlnlH Inunitlilm. that lilt lu abealtht eenailloii; you alt.jiiUt uk Moore's Revealed Remedy Mora than ten tlimmntiil hava 1m n eara4 ny It a wonilerlul ixiaara. Il nnvwr tail lu lr rt-Utif, iior Ihpuiii at uur ilruugi.fa. IF ClAIMANTtFOR -a a- a - a a. a, wni.ioNAIHA K,lOIVA'le1' IIUKFoSu. Waahlnttan, chito unlet rweitfi. chitw quiet r,iitfi. n. otu f,, n. via. Rial Wih (.iri. l'M.- uthi alaima aln- 13 1E CURE FOH PILES T!lIlNi P(1i,roM! -i m'l'-t.iff-indeaitiat. id tint. (.ill Stat Ulttlit. II l.wl III Jf l,t I'-titTlltt ll.af 1 1 'is;. A liajofti trillion. 6. r ft t.j Tfr-atiiiisi Urn VVrtl UiOANK(J,iJhild.,l'-. ill at JuititrwiriUorawtit f.j mnt. Trr-.tlnti fro VVrtl itr tinii uiwiinig. n u'irn M tVbtftll f liUf MM Relief at Last I'mlvail hy ihiHtaanill of antlntloil latfina at anf.. al rai rwllalil. and wlttioiit an -iul. Auk ilriiirKttt lor Pr. Mart)'! Frnneh Vaniala PHI In maml 1mx wits Vr,u.li Vlif ,.n ,.. In m,iM 09 lrlRTI F,JFW EM A L IPll ARTtCg MA LP PlLUO Whlla and R4. tn.lt on (irvIdr tha amnion. "Stntl lorramtn,"mliHlKitKKIii.iainMat ll,r wlttl tpntlmoulal. anil OHrlloulHni. Aililn-M, fS.MCH ONUS CO., 3SI in 181 Ptsrl SI..N.V. 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