The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 08, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"One Year's Seeding, Nine Years" Weeding.' &Ceglecfed impurities M your blood tuitl torn seeds of disease of tuhim you may never get rid. If your Hood b even iht least bit impure, do not deity, bat tsk Hood's SrstpriH t once, h so doing there is safety in deity there is danger, Be sure to get only Hood's, because tJCccd'S SaUafxiiitta He Didn't t.an(W. Stranger Yon art the only gentle man in tha room. Guest In what way. air? Stranger When I tiipped in the dance, and went (Drawling on ttu floor, tearing my fair partner'! drees, yna wre the only on in the loom who uul not laugh. Onest The lady it my wife, and paid for the dress. N. Y. Weekly. Portland to tha etas. Effective September 1st, tha Rio Grande Western Railway will put on its fourth popular tourist excursion car from Portland to the East. Tliis car wiil run via the Colorado Midland Chicago, Rock Island Ss Paoifio and Chicago, Milwaukee St. fan I roads, and will leave Portland every Inday spend the second day oat (Sunday) at Salt Lake City, "the City of the Saints," and then go through to Chi onto via Colorado Springs and Omaha, without change. The other person ally conduoted tourist excursions leave Portland: Mouday, via Kansas City and the Missouri Pacific and Chi- oago & Alton roads; Tuesday, via Omaha and the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, and Wednesday, via Omaha and the Burlington roads. All of these cars are cot out for the day at Salt Lake City, giving all passengers a daylight stopover in the Mormon capi tal, thus ensuring them a ride by day light through the heart of the Rocky Mountains. The cars leaving Poitland Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday run over the Denver & Rio Grande tracks, This gives the passengers from the Paoifio Northwest the choice of cross nig the Rockies via Tennessee, Mar shall or Hagerman Pass. For information aa to rates and for descriptive pamphlets, address J. D. Mansheld, General Agent, 853 Wash ington street, Portland. Oregon. Git Him Away. Joseph Jefferson tells a story of a friend of bis who was playing Richard III on the Texas frontier. When came to wooing of tlia Lady Aune an indignant cowboy jumped np and shonted: ' Don t you believe him, marm. He ve two Mexican wives down" in San Antonio." N. S. World, Schillings Best tea sold only in Packages Italy has only a dozen commercial sohools of all trades. Improved Train Equipment. The O. B. fc N. and Oregon Short Line have added a buffet, smoking and library car to their Portland-Chicago through train, and a dining car service has been inSugnnrated. The train is equipped with the latest chair cars, day coaches and luxurious first-class and ordinary sleepers. Direct connec tion made at Granger with Union Pa cific, and at Ogden with Rio Grande line, from all points in Oregon, Wash ington and Idaho to all Eastern cities. For information, rates, etc., call on anr O. R. & N. agent, or address W. H. Hurlburt, General Passenger Agent, Portland. Homelike. "I'll know better next time." said Mrs. Ferguson, speaking of it after ward. "I told George's ancle to con sider himself at home in oar house." "Well?" "Well, it wasn't five minutes after ward that be began to grumble about the cooking." Chicago Tribune. A ball of fire which afterwards proved to be a meteor, was seen shooting through tha sky at Fon da Lac, Wis. It alighted upon the roof of John Wal lets' dwelling, and set fire to the bouse. An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effect of the well known remedy, Sraup or Flos, manufactured by the CALiroHMiA Fia Syrup Co., illustrate 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, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are nsed, as they are pleasant 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 Co. only. In order to fret its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. AH WRABOISOO, CAL. MTXraTTLXB, IT. OTEW TOM, IT. T. tar Mic by all Druggists. rric 60c per bom W-v?x iSI RETURN OF VOLUNTEERS. Washington ltaclnitmt Will Leave Mi ull within a . Manila, Sept. 3. Of the troops about to return to the United Mates, the Kansas men will leave on hoanl tho transport Tartar, the Washington reuimeut on board the Pennsylvania, and the Nevada cavalry on the Ohio, All these denartnres will ooonr within the next week. Eight hundred men of the Kansas regiment will return, and 300 will remain at Manila, 150 of them re-enlisting. Three officers and 80 men of the Kansana were killed, and 19 officers and men died from disease during the smallpox epidemio, while 133 members of tha regiment weie wounded. Of the Washington. 875 men are embarking, while 8 officers and S08 men will stay, most of the remainin enlisting in the new regiments being formed here. One of the officers of the regiment was killed, one was wounded and one died front disease; 14 men were killed, 138 wounded, and died rimioti Wanti to Stay. General Frederick Funston and Mr. Fanston are with the general's regi ment. General Funston has undergone an operation necessitated by an Injury resulting from a fall from bis horse while serving in the Cuban army with General Gomel. In the coursa of ' an interview, General Funston remarked that he would not mind staying in Lu on. He disliked war, bat inasmuch as there is fighting, he would like to lemain and aid in bringing it to close. Speaking of. the future, hs said: "The only solution of the problem will be thiough whipping the insur gents. 1 do not think they will ur render. Mhen we begin active opera tions against them on a large scale in the autnmn we will scatter them into small bands, and I think when the sol diers composing these bands see that thev are persistently pursued they will throw away or hide their arms and re turn to their pursuits of peaoe. year hence small bodies of armed men will be able to go anywhere in 1.01011, The island was alwavs infested with bandita, and was never safe for Euro peans to travel in. Probably after the end of the fighting the high way men will be more numerous because the members of Agninaldo'sarmy who have lived for years with guns in their hands have acquired a state lor bosh Ife, and would rather continue as highwaymen than return to work. "Cavahv is greatlv needed here. The country, when dry, is supeib for cavalry operations. The insurgents have none. One of their strong points is their ability to retreat rapidly. Cavalry could overtake and hopelessly scatter and punish them, and could subsist largely on tho, country. When cavalry is once bere, it should be given a chance to go ahead and not be kept in towns for guard dutv. Our greatest successes have been gained when the regimental oommandera have been al lowed to follow op quickly the advan tages gained in battle. Small bodies of Americans, opeiating freely and commanded by officers of dash and en ergy, could badly break op the enemy. The capture of Agsinaldo by cavalry- would be a less difficult proposition than the capture of the Apache chiefs n Arizona. DRIVEN TO THE HILLS. Ceba Bandits Art Kouted by the A marl- en Troop. Manila, Sept. 3. Dispatches from Cebu announce that the American troops, nnder Colonel Bayless, with two field pieces, sailed Monday into the hills against the band of natives who recently ambushed four of our soldiers and who have been generally troublesome. The Americans found thejiativea entrenched and drove them from their trenches further into the ills. There were no casualties on the American side, though there were some heat prostrations. The native loss is not known. Tlire cruiser Charleston landed men who guarded the oity dur ing the absence of the troops. The Fourth infantry having prepared to give the insurgents a warm recep. tion, the latter have ceased to prepare their attack on Imns. Ballad for Gibraltar. Villefranche, Sept. 2. Admiral Dewey remained on board the Olympia this morning. In brilliant sunshine and with a fresh breeze blowing, the preparations for sailing commenced at 8: 15 P. M.. when the lannohes were hauled op, interested crowds on shore watching the preparations ami admir- ng the activity of the crew. At 3:30 the mail orderly left the quay with the atest mail, the anchors were hoisted, nd at 4 o'clock sharp the cruiser sailed out of the harbor for Gibraltar nntil September 13. He expressed pleasure previous to bis departure, at his stay here, and dreads bia countrymen's re ception. The admiral's visit here was the most interesting in the history of the harbor. Transport Victoria Salle. Tacoma, Wash., Sept. i. The trans port Victoria sailed tonight with horses, teed and provisions for the Pli,liniiiaa Thai, ara 1R mAmhflll if - IT - " ' " ' - the Third cavalry aboard. Mrs. Pan- tnn unta til Ihn nuntnin nf tha Vintnrin. accompanied her husband on tiie trip. It is estimated that one crow will destroy 700.C00 insects every year. World's Crop Short. Vienna, Sept. 3. The Hungarian ministry of agriculture has just issued its annual estimates of the world's harvest. This points to consideiable deficiency. The wheat yield is J 10. 000,000 hectolitres below last year's leld, and abont 84. 000,000 short of the entire world's demand. The estimated yield of rye is 5,000,- 000 less than that of last year; of bar ley, 38,000,000 less, and of oats, 85,- 000,000 less. The total deficiency in all cereals is abont 97,000,000 hectolitres. Filipino. Will Be Landed. Washington, Sept. 3. Commission er-General Powderly, of the immigra- ion bureau, with the approval of the secretary of the treasury, bas issued sn order allowing 66 of the 68 Filipinos recently arrived at San Francisco to be anded on the acceptation of a bond cf (500 in each ousel conditioned on their not becoming publio charges. The two refused a lauding are said to be afflict ed with a loathsome disease. There are 1,298 mora scholars on the rolls of the Sunday sobools of Ire laad than last year. BEST TRADE EVER KNOWN. A.tonlililna Ineraasa Over That of Last Y.ar Hliown. The R. U. Dun A Co.' weekly re. view of trada says: Nothing Is more eloquent than tho fuels. Actual pay merits through the principal clearing houses wore S3 per cent larger than last year and 60.3 per cent Inrgor than in tha same week In 1803. For the month thus far, the daily average o payments is 30.8 per cent larger than last year aud 66 per cent larger than iu 1893. Iron works which supply Pittsburg are sold up far into 1900, and can do nothing, though price rouou beyond what they received are paid by those who must have iron this year. The noimoua demand for more tailroada and more rails and cars, more, vessels, warehouses and buildings to bandie the extraoidinary business in progress can net be met as quickly as men would like, and noikof all aorta is delayed, from the biggest war vessel to the smallest factory. Western receipts of wheat no long' Mr keep up with the extraordinary movement a yeai ago, falling 1,800,000 bushels behind for the week, but lor four weeks have been 15,867.414 bush els, against 14,854,631 bushels last year. Atlantic expoita weie .lightly larger than last year, and in four weeks. 11.431,833 bushels, flour In eluded, against 11,787,385 bushels last yeai, while Pacific exports have been 883,034 bushels for the week, and in four weeks, 1,683,8(8 bushels, against 1.531.934 bushels last year. Failures for the week have been 163 in tha TJnlted'States, against 179 last year, and 16 iu Canada, against 36 last year. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. Portland Market. Wheat Walla Walla. 676)530 Valley, 6969Jci Blueatem, 60(3 6 lo per bushel. Flour Best sradee. S3. 35: graham 3.65: Buoeriine. 13.15 per barrel Oats Choice white, 40(343c; choice gray, 879 4 lo per bushel. Barley Feed barley, ,1J17 brewing, $18.50 per ton. MilUtntTu Bran. 417 oar ton: mid dlings, $33; shorts, $18; chop, $16.00 per ton. Hay Timothy. SB; clover. J 8; Oregon wild bay, $6 per ton. Butter Fancy creamery, 460o; seconds, 8540o; dairy, 8035o; store, 33(3270. Eggs 1818.igC per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 13a; Young America, 18o; new oheeae, 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed. $3,600 4. 50per dozen; bens, $4.50; springs, 12(3 8 00: creese. 14.00(35. 00 for old. $4.60(36.60 for young; docks, $5.00(3 5.60 per dozen; turners, live, i(9 13jC per pound. Potatoes 75c (3 II per tack; sweets, 38c per pound. ! Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, 90c ner sack: sarlic. 7o per pound; cab bage, 14ic per pound; cauli flower, 76o per dozen; parsnips, fl beans, 66c per pound; celery, 70(3 75c per dozen; cucumbers, 60c per box; peas, 8 (3 4c per pound; tomatoes, 75c per box; green corn, 13)1$C per dozen. Hops U13o; 1897 crop, 4 (3 80. Wool Valley, 1313o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 8(3 13c; mohair. i 7 30c per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, 850; dressed mutton, 6 5(3 7c; lambs, 7c per lb. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; ight and feeders, $4.60; dressed, $6.00 6,50 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, 8.60I4.00; cows, $3.00(33.50; dressed beef 7fc per pound. Veal Large. 6V7Vc: small. 8(1 8c per pound. eattle Mark eta. Onions, new, $1.35 1.60 per sack Potatoes, new, 1 (Sleeper lb. Beets, per tack, $1 10. Turnips, per tack. 75c. Carrots, per sack, 90c. Parsnips, per sack, $1(31.75. Cauliflower, 75c per do. Cabbage, native and Callfornu $1 g 1.35 per 100 pounds. Cherries, 7So$l. Peaches, 75 90c. Apples, $1.25(31.75 per bos. Pears, $1.75 per box. Prunes, $1 per box. Watermelons, $33.50. Cantaloupes, $1.50 3. 75. Blackberries, $1.60(32. Butter Creamery, 25c per pound; dairy 17(3300 ranch, 13(3 17c per lb. Eggs, 28c. Cheese Native, 13013c. Poultry 18 14c; dressed. 10c. Hay Puget Bound timothy, $7(39; choice Eastern Washington tim othy, $14.00. Corn Whole. $33.60; cracked, $33; feed meal, $38.00. Barley Soiled or ground, per ton. $31; whole, $23. Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.50. blended atraiirnta, $3.35; California $3.35; buckwheat flour, $8.60; graham, per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat flour. $3; rye floor, $4.60. Millstuffs Bran, per ton, $15; shorts, per ton, $18. Feed Chopped feed, $30.60 per ton; middlings, per ton, $33; oil cake meal, per ton, $86. an Franel.eo Market Wool Spring Nevada, 13 14c pet pound; Oregon, Eastern, 10O14c; Val ley, 14019c; Northern, 8 (3 10c. Onions Bilverskin, 90c8$l per tack. Butter Fancy creamery, 3728o; do seconds, 32026c: fancy dairy, 23 26c do second s, 1900 P' pound. Eggt Store, 19 0 330; fancy ran oh, 22 O 26o. Hops Nominal. Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $2.76 0 3.25; Mexican limes, $406.00; California lemons, 75o(J$1.60; do choice, $1.7502.00 per box. Hay Wheat, $6K09)';wbeat and oat, $708; oat, $809; beat bar ley, $4. 60O7;alfalfa, $6.00 0 7 per ton; straw, 20 0 86c per bale. Potatoes Early Rose, 60090c; Oregon Burkanks. $1.25(3$1.60; river Burbanka, 4590o; Ralinaa Burbankt, 1.25 O1-60 per aack. Tropical fruits Bananas, $1.60O .60 per bunch; pineapples, $30 00; Pertisn dates, 60 Ji P" Pound. r, . The Remorse of a Guilty Stomach Henry mci''i"" mbhiii, Is a veteran of lue 16 Ui lUluvla luOut trr. lie said 1 I' For mors than 15 years I was a urr.ror from faatrltts In lis worst ftirm. 1 was much reduced In Heal; and tronglb. and unable to attend to tm.lnem. Finally niy wire per suadod mo 10 try Dr.Vllllaiue' Pink rills for 1'ale 1'oople and to my sur prlae 1 hoirea to sat belter. Three boxes erroowd a euro that has liean permanent. When I bn to take (tie pills I welshed IKS pounda; now 1 weigh liiS. Tlie pills did me more good than all the ulnar medicines 1 Lavs ever taken, 11. It. Mrt.atT.aif fluBeorlbed and morn to Intfor me this econd day of December, s7. R. h. Wall. JVttfury MiWH FVumlAe Pi-'JJ, lI'imtltoH, JIL To aov euirerer!! from aiomtten fr bowel trouble Williams' diet . . -1 - nlll.u.llAn Til. book la (roe on ruqueai. uj..,, ei-b Pill In Psla Paanla sre ar solil b Ihs doien or ksaSrsd. hut alaiis I" packages. St H SrugaltU. or Sired "rem the St. Williams KMlclas Co , Sch.n.cUdi, H. ., 00 csnt par Hot. beiet 12 69. trln Beana Slewed la Mutter. Piepare the beans as usual, parboil thorn, then put them on in just enough new boiling water to cover them, and add as nmoh butter as you would use in diessing them to serve. Let them cook in the water and butter foi two hours, adding water as it boils away. Pepper and add salt to taste, add 'a little milk if preferred, and you will have a dish, tit not only for a king, but for the independent Amerioun citiaen who pays his way aa he goes. Housewife. Ostriches, when frightened, get over the ground at the rate of 35 miles an hour. Their strides measure 11 tg fevt. An India elephant can carry from 800 to 1,000 pounds, march eight to 10 hours a day, and do with five or six hours' sleep. He needs 600 pounds of green feed daily, besides grain. Charles Darwin's statue, the gift of Prof. Pou I ton, has been put up in the Oxford University museum next to the statue of Sir Isaac Newton. Miss Annie Laker, an American gill, it a diver from Diversville. At the Royal Aqoaiiutn, London, she daily divea from a height of 90 feet into a tank of water. A San Francisco man who died not long ago with pleuiisy wat found to have had three-quarters of an inch of a needle in his heart, which had been there long enough to rust. You know very well how you feel when your liver don't act. Bile collects In the blcod, bowels bcorre constipated and your whole system is poisoned. A lazy liver Is an Invitation for a thousand pains and ach?s to come and dwell with you. Your life becomes one long measure of Irritability and despondency and bad feeling CASCARETS act directly, and In a peculiarly happy manner on the liver and bowels, cleansing, purifying, revitalizing every portion of the liver, driving all the bile from the blood, as Is soon shown by Increased appetite for food, power to digest It, and strength to throw off the waste. Beware of Imitations ! (PJla55e jet swimmm'." Washington Su. t t av MI have kea trerajMeel a ",nl f for with a torpid liver, wblob aroduoea eoaaupa- Tho Jr Jf . tkm. I found CAsCAKlfro to ee all you . Jr f a"k. 1 I claim for them, asd secured such relief the naP- 1 Jr 0 I 1 1 ed ot trial that I purehaaed saotber eupply I jus ft If V I 1 ... and waa eoniplauly eurrd. 1 abaJI only be M l II i f - to glad to reeoaimaad Caacarew wbeneTer f t II eing ib opportunity lepreeeated" J. A. Mbhtbj, hav Jk I I JV jf J tIy auaqiMheatia Are. Phtladolpbla, fa. oUt e ANNUAL 8ALE3. 6.OOO.0OO BOXES. THIS IS THE TABLET w.fc. CASCARBTt srs abaalately BJrmloM, a pnroly vtgeUM sompnti. Vo SMretrtsl er etksr atlaaral ffl-otsea It Casesrats. Caaurets yromptly, tlfectlvsly snd ptrmaaoatl amrs arery dlaoroer of the Stomach, Liver sad loteatiaoe. Thoy not esly ear seastlaatlsa, kit oorrect any aao ororylorm of trrofsUrlty ef the bowoli, lnclaai4lairkoaaiiadynntcry. rieaaaat, palaUblo, potest. Tasto (ood, do food. Ifovor slckes, woakoa er trips. Be sur yoa get tfc fassla I Beware of imitations sad substitutes t Buy s bos of CASCARBTB t"dsy and II aot pleased la svery rospect, got year moaoy back I Writs as for booklet sad free tempi I Address mkldllO BBMBOT COMPART, CR1CA00 er RgW T0UK. ' 171 laiuiiuiiiiuiuiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiuuiuiiiiiiaiii - ... : ,S AS MACHINERY. KIWPS ...TATUM dk BOWEN... 28 le 3 First Street PORTLAND. 0. DR. GUiiM'S 'T!vwv.E0 PILLS ONE FOR A DOSE, Cure Sick Hmdacho and I7ppla, Hiiior PlmplMand Purify the Blood, Aid J'ir'MiooendFrerant Blllouman. Do notiirtpaoroicken. Toconrlnca you, we will mall ample free, or full hot for 2o. IR. llOHANKt! IO.. ahllaltt.. arnun. aM . CURE YOURSELF. dim Dig 41 tor unnatorivl ofvihtirge!, iiiflaiiiiiiHtiHi, Irritavtioiiat or lr:?rlioni of umeoai nififiiljriit;. " Is) 1 w ft dtvw. l iUVU THtEvnwiCmiiiCjt Co. or pot"noui. -rfty-frl f xpre, prtpnUi, for 'MflrlW il-W, ir 2 bottt, ti.lt,. m0"' m Circular mui on rejuet, 1 4 Bat Cuua Syrup. Tanea Ootid. TJee f 1 I I la Mrna Sola br dmss'.'a. r 'l A Vnll Been Bah lad. Edna I love to rids In front on a tandem. Jack You do? Whyf "Because, no matter what happens there la always soiuo one to fall back on." Chicago Evening Newt. Ladles r an Wear Shoes One slse smaller after using Allen's Fool Rate, a powder to be shaken Into the shoes. It makes tight or now shoes feel easy; gives Instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery or the age. I'll res swollim leot, burners aim cal lous smito. Allen's Foot-Kane is a certain cure for Ingrowing nails, sweating, smart ing, hot, aching met. We hnve .ni.uoy teau m, inlaid. All druggists and shoe stores ell it. VSc Trial piicknge F H It K by mall. Address, Allen B. Olmsttul, Le Uoy, . X. To I'revant liaising. Customer Will those panlt bag at tha knees? ' Dealer Meln frlent, no pantt will bag at da knees if you treat dem right. 1 tell von bow before yon go. It s my own Invention. Customer (delighted) Then I'll take them. Here it the money. What it your plan? Dealer NefXoi tit down. N. V. Weekly. In the British army In India there are about 1,600 cases of typhoid lover every year, 800 of them futal. It Is lemnrknble fact that few bald head men ever die of consumption. Remember tlint you can buy Jese Moore A. A. Whiskey for the same price that la paid for ordinary whiskey. For sals by all a rat-class dealers and druggists. To lay the dust on itt roadbed the Boston and Main railroad runt large oil tpi inkier over its route. We will forfeit $11,000 if any of our pub. linlied tealimoninU am proven to be nol genuine. Tim 1'iso Co., Warren, l'a. The first balloon ascension wat made by the Montgolller brotheit In Lyons, France, June 6, 1783. rlTS) Permanfnuy Cured. No Slaornarvouonaai II arurllral ' n of Dr. kllne'a Hfl llarre Keatorrr. Hnd fir rKKR aW.OO trial botllaaml trriulw. int. U. 1L kUNai, LuL, U0 Arclt elraet, ruUadelvnia. l a. The Clinrdwellere and Uow la Keaah Thau. Tho Denver & Rip Grand railroad has recognised the great Interest which has lately been aroused III these won derful ni ins, and will furnish on appli cation to It. O. Nlchol, Oeneial Agent, 951 Washington street, Portland. Or., a pamphlet describing the luiut, and Hie best way to reach them. These historical mint are located on the' line of the Denver & Rio Urande railroad. ' Parties going East should avail them selves of the opportunity of purchasing ticket! via this line, the tcenlo line of th rrurld. The ordinary folding fan wat Invent ed in the seventh century by a Japa nese artist, who derived the idea (10m watching a bat closing itt wings. A snoop with five horns rambles around the farm of William Maraton in Cedar Springs, Ky. Two horns grew on each tide of the head and out iu the center. On each train of the new Siberian railroad theia will bs a stationary bi cycle to afford exercise to tha passen gers and a barber who will shave them fice of cost. PORTLAND DIRECTORY. Vaiifle and Wire Worlio- FORTt.AND W1RB dt IRON WORKS: WIRg and iron lem'tnir; office ratlins, etc 834 Alder. Slaehlnery and Supplies. CAWHTON A CO.; KNOINKS, HOIt.KltS, MA clunory, iiij.plict. 4K-6U flntst., l'orlland,Or. JOHN POOLE, Portland, Oar.ooa, can plve you tha best bargains in general machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps, plows, belts and windmills. Th. new su-cl I X L windmill, sold by him, is uii eiiuulled. Wholesale Irrafffl.ta and V botos;raplile Suppllaa. BI.IJMAUKR-FRANK DRUO CO. 144 AND Its Fourth Htruet, Porllaml, Orrson. rUITElSlriK To good and too cheap to be with out it. , Rupture treated len tilli al I y and coiifldrntl al ly. CwrMMMiMi ItJiailai C. H. WOOD.ntf t CO., IN tsssnt It, fe II. nd, . . nM.a staanrd. The bust of Sir Joseph I'axlon, the arohltaot of the famous Crystal palace in Loudon, It now being moved from la. atltlrm anil tha terrace to the parade. The work ut moving It Is r a 1 I.,..,.., flip umcb like mat 01 moving ou. the bust Is ona of tho l'ltt 1.. tt . nnmiiletud In J8II0, and stands over nlno foot In height. ir 1. n...i,. ina limn tn Hertford- joavio - --- - . shlro Iu lHOil.and was knighted for his services In designing tne urystai pain. 11.. .iu.i in Hvilmiliam In 1866, Ills plan for the Oiyttnl palano " accept ed alter 333 other plant 1i1 '" cllned. He also won fume as a land- an.l a militant, anil WHS UB'U (HIMWilv, .... ... elected to parliament at liberal. Chicago i'riuuns. at aiM r Narvituaneas. 0.1. ..11..- Mi..i... tit .Im lim non'ar tn nuipimain uMimi .u ....... ..... - , HHHI1K inn 1 1' ',," - ..." i ,i . to cure nervoinuirn ia m i,ii,in.w.. nervous system. Ws know of nothing which will aeeomplixh this qlili ker than 11. ui..i.,..h UiHura. Dtinot take a sulMtiliite. Hee that a private llsvvuue Blnnip covers tue uees 01 too uuie. Klntlchl Bntaoka, president of the diet al Japan, ia a Presbyterian. Pleaaanl, Palatable, Talent. Rimy tn buy, to take, cany In aeilnn, easy In reaiiils raaeareis Canity tlalhsrlle. Weal liver regulator and tutvailnal tuulo.'' all urns alula, liki, ,0 (wo. Sclenllflo men generally believe, that tlia l.l .il ilia I'anifle Ocean was once above water and Inhabited by men. UEAI-NBSt CANNOT III WKED By loral applications, at Ihey cannot reach the dlwaud port ol Hie ear. Thorn ! only one way loeiiredvalueea.and that la by snllitt tlunal riiiediMi. pealnraa la ceuoed by an In flaiiiodcondllluu ol the miieoua llnlut of the Kumacliian Tubs, When tins lube se tlanird yon have a rumbling aooud of impar led bi arlns, and when It is entirely eluned ilcaliuwi la the mull, and unlcei theliillaiiiiiia Hun can be taken out and lhl Inba realtred to llsauriiialroiidiilon, hearing w!llbedciryl torevori Blue camt 0111 nl l-'B are canoed by catarrh, which la noihlns but sn Inflainod oonillilonol theinneiMioaiirfaeeS. We will site One Hun. I red Imltars for any faneot )aitico(cauai.d by catarrh) that can nut be cured by Halt's Ceierrh Cora. Mend lor strcutaxoree. cMBt 4 (old by Drussiiis. 7Ae iiall's Family FUU are the best, Kingdsher, Kan., hat an ordinance requiring the dngoatcher to ptndiioe the tail of every unlicensed dog killed by him. ointners will liiui aire, v iiiainw a rcann iiik fvruu III! UT.l (VIliniT W UW 1'W IUHII children during the teething period. Grasshopper attain their greatest lie In (south America, where they giow to a length of five luohei and tpread oat 10 Inches. In Asti, California, is an Immense cistern lined with concrete two feet thick for tha ttoiag ol win. Its ca pacity I 600,000 gallons. Fifteen prisoners iu the Columbus (Ohio) penitentiary were In the habit of Healing cigars from the shop, and transferring tliein to outside confeder ates. One of the prisoners, an old sol der, bad wooilen leg. This lit used as a receptacle for soma of the stolen cigars. The first silkworms raised in the West have been produced by Mark Chinas, an Italian, at Des Moines, Is., from eggt imported from Italy. From 10 silk mollis ha got 8,000 eggs, and of these 4,000 Intoned. It It hit Inten tion to produce tilk on a large scale. . ROBUST AND STRONG. rWh a i-etinn U tht conitant envy nf ttit weak, nervmm nnrium of tli irnrititii with thin. Impure blootl. The way to bulla up btwltb i Bi.uugll till UIUUU. Moore's Revealed Remedy Makes Impure Mood pure. It creates a tood ai.iellte and eibta dlm.llon. 11.00 per bollle at your druggliM, YOUNG MEN! J'.? "rrtina .ad (llit m PabrV. Okr SpmolSn. II "' L',"1;.."11.""" ",l,l,,k "uie Mh ami a7 mm. NO CASK known It li. v.r r.ll.,1 to our., no riJlW bow arrloill or or bow loll Undine Riwilu rr.m IU am will aatoalah you. It la .tailnul. aafa, pr..nui Mrlctnr. anil ran h. lakan wltliont IriRonv? alruc and 0.untlon rrou, btialn.Mi. PKlricSloa. rir Ml. by all ruil.til. dmaalAl. or wut prepaid br aamaal. plauily wrapiMd, on r. -11,1 of j,ri. (,. ' , . PaUhT casMlUALOa,Obloase,IU. RD1L If ARTfT.1 BOOK, elief for Women" Ian and Tanuaoioal. of UU. AUKTk.L'S French Fenala Pills. llmf bf Iboaajrirl. of utl.fl1 buiM u aVrsl. sd awaiWBi rail la. 1.1 & m , JT, ST SoMkrairdnifa-lMala m.ul rriulli 1 Jit The dnbilltatlna; dralnt and discharge which weaken to many women are caused by Ca tarrh of tho distinctly fomiiiliw organs. The sufferer nmy call her trouble Loiiuhorrhovn, or Weakness,or Fomale Dlarnseor some other name, but the real trouble Is catarrh of the famalt organs and nothing else. Pe-ru-ua radically and perma nently cure this anil all othei forms of Catarrh. It itapnaltlve siecltlo for famalo troubles caused hy catarrh of tho delicate lining of the organs peculiar to women. It always cures if used persWtontly. It la prompt and Certain. Tha microbe that causa chilli nd fever nd nialai hi enter tho sys tem through liniiout iiuuubiiitirt iiiado porous by catarrh, l'e-ru ns heal the inucoua nieuihianet and prevent the entrance of ninlitiUl got 111s, tha preventing' and curing those) affections. Even radishes are adulterated new in Htirlln, (lermany, Thev are lipped Into aniline dye to uiuk tliein look freali and pll'k. The drummer In fiervisn regimnnts nover oairle ttis drum, It is ulaeed on a twu-wheeled cart, which Is disw by a big dog just in aJvuucsol tlis drummer. The Hawaiian Isliimli a century azo had native population of soma 4 on,. 000, which has dimtuiidied to leas Ihsa 80,000 at ths ptsseui time. Four cannon have been placed on the four sides of th town of Hennes sey, Oklahoma. When the clouds In dicate an approaahing cyolone, the oan lion oil the threatened siils, loadal with salt, bombards the menacing clouds, which soon disperse in tact, Dm from th cannon's angry mouth. Meat la never eaten by th Trspplst monks of Uelhsemane, Ky. Vseia. hies and wheat bread are thai! only food. They nover speak to eauh other un lens when extremely 111, and they know nothing ol tho current events of I tha outside world. 3 25c 50c I DRUGGISTS . 1 ,00 EAST -VIA Throoah I'alaoa and Tmirler, Hleep.r ilulii( and lltiflot Hiuukiua Library Cars ....FAST TIME.... ftervlce and Hoenory Unoiall(Mt. Kur Tlrk.'K and all iiiforinatlon apply tt your nuaro.l ago lit, or adilram A. B.C. liKNNIHTOff. O. P. endT. A., forllaiid. It, 0. BTKVKNfl, 0. W. I'. A., Bonnie. CURE FOSt PILES 'I'lJInNliPltMiiruii'i,. inol.liirM.ndo.iiHi. Ilxtilna 'III. rrio, wll .. lillml, rll.Killiiaor I'mtriKllnS 11.. r. iir'.l ir Or. oeanko'aPlle Hemedy lop. Iti'lihi. .ml fit.Mtlinf . AiiMorli. tiiimtr.. Mica .rat i!riiaafil..rMtit br in. II. trM.!!.. fr.. Write ai. about jiuuioaM. DU. BDSANlto, l'li,la..,rfc n7e7 hTv'. NoTTiTa. WHSN writing- to ed rentier plea. BBSBMoa this taper,