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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1900)
m fuiDCLE-ACEO v;c:,:eh. 1 " 1 eww Latter, trass Whim H.lpad Through th "Chans of LIS." by Lyilla E..Mnk- bM'l Vegetable Compound. " Dear Mm. rianuii : en I first i wrote to yon I u Id a very bad eon' dltion. I km passing through th change of life, and the doctor said kad bladder and liver trouble. I had (fared for nine years. Doctors failed to do m any good. Since I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound, ray health hoa Improved very lauch. I will gladly reooinmend your medicine to other and am sure that it will prove as (feat a blessing to them as ft has to mo." Mrs. Geo. H. Juki, 01 DcKalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. X. Relief Cam Promptly " Dkab Mas. Pmucham: I had been under treatment with the doctors for four years, and seemed to get no better, I thought I would try your medicine. My trouble was change of life, and aiuat aay that I never had anything help me so much as Lydia B. Pink' barn's Vegetable Compound. Relief earn almost immediately. I have better health now than I ever had. feel like a new woman, perfectly strong. I give Lydia E. Plnkham's Compound all the credit, and would not do without her medicine for any tiling. I have recommended it to several of my friends. There is no need of women suffering so much for Mrs. 1'iokham's remedies are a sura lure." Mamala. BvTLX, Bridge- water, III. Another Woman Helped !) Mas. Pimkham : I took Lydia E. Vinkham's Vegetable Compound during change of life and derived great benefit from its use. Mart K. Jajum. lie Coydon 9k, Bradford, Pa. Halp Wasted. Mistress How did you happen to let the fire to out? New Girl I'm sure I don't know, ma'am, unless you happened to forget to tell me to put coal on. Chicago Evening Sews. SHAKE INTO TOIR SHOES Allen's Foot-Ease, s powder for the feet It cure Dainftil. swollen, smarting, nerv- eus feet, and instantly takes the sung out of com and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's foot Kase makes tight or new shoes feel esse. Itiss certain cure for Ingrowing Nails, sweat) ne, callous ana not, urea, sennit, feet. We have over 80.000 testimonials. Trv it today. Sold bv all druggiets and shoe stores. Bv mstl for 2Sc in stamps. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen & Olmsted, l. Roy. H. Y. Crisis. Affairs can easily reach a crisis, bat they are never permitted to stop there. Chicago Democrat. tee reward moo. TfcS readers of this paper will be pleased tc JSara tost there is at least one dreaded disaaes that asiaace kas seen able to cure la all its Stages, and tbat tsoatanh. Hall's Catarrh Cars la ikeoDljf potlUveour. known totbe medical eaaa, requires a oonnilmilonal traauo.nL bail's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upe tea blood and naoooe surfaces of tii syatesa. thereby destroying tea tooade tion of the diseaas, and giving toe patient strength by building up tha eeiuUtulfea sod arstlng aatur. la doing it wort. J a IUTS ritors have ao aiuck faith In Its onfa smn, that they atr One Hundred Dalian or any ease mat it tans u Limontsls. Add ran Sand for list r anr cax thai it tails to cure. testimonials, add ran P. J. CHEXIT CO- Toledo, O. Sold bv drasrista. 78e Bail's ramil Pills ar tba Clouds that move in a contrary direc tion to that of the surface current indi cate a change of weather, because they prove the existence uf two air currents, OD3 wartn snd the other cold, and the mingling ot these frequently cause rain. A TOP BUGGY FOR $50.00... Would be too chap to be good, cut we have Top Buggies fot for $65 Cash tbat we guar an- ' tee for one year from date of purchase. They have good strong wheels, guaranteed hick ory spokes, tires 5-16 thick, round edge and projecting over the felloe, to protect same. We have others at $70, $75, $50, $85 and up. Road Wagons at $40 and up. Mitchell Farm Spring Wagons and Htancss. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. FIRST 110 T1TL0B STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON. Buy reliable goods of a reliable concern at good oolicy. SOLDIER OP 'oS JOINS THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH. ' ''' i f V 1 TO Trie MUWHt i i i . viJ Is '- k Jk iNriL. 3 or Trie otww A t , V'J?-S ft IV ArWl WH fUX. IN fCULy'f I 1 ON THITHER COAST. BRADSTRCtT'S RtPORT. rrlees Mew ald ri.lds the Slb.rtaa Skier WtU Be OiMasd te Am.H Ml Mla.rs, Ina.tlv Oaaaaad aad W.ak.r Are the Vaatarws. Bradstreet's says: The trade situation this week may be rammed up In ohrase. inactive demand and weaker prices. While in many respects the r.ew gold fields rivaling in richness indu.trlal situation la easier, than it the deposits of Cape Itome will be nnasttlament In the bulldlim openea to American miners, 11 tne ex-conUnuee marked, the refles ao peotations of the members of the Rus- ..bihitod in tha nnsattled sian expedition, which arrived in New tot bnildlna material and York on the Campania, on its way to WM. BrilM- for iamb.r and for manr VI a.U ..a. ftlll . tal It J I r iiuruicasKjru ouwrin, kiw iuiuiiwi. nroduots used in the bulldlne? industry Vladimir Wonlarlarsky, a colonel ol !, .U1i ,ti bnvara are still hold. the Kusatan Imperial Uuard, obtained tng off mort 0, the business done beini ui wunssma 01 mo oiuvrmu (mui fnr small Iota for lmraad ata oonsumo- wnicn tne expeamon is to examine. ,ion There were mora than 40 applicants foi Kitively nood reports come from the grant, which had been aoouiit with (h. M.ii tda .a moat oantars. not. eagerness stnoe tlie discovery ol guid on wlth,tondlng the backward spring, but the American side of ISehring sea. By M , th, V0iul0 0( reorder business means of oourt influenoe, WonUrlarsky -hnl.lar. and 1ohlrs has carried off the prise. lie formed a nMvua ju.nlv,intia rtnuhi notion company in ttussia, wnicn pwnneo ins Md woolen goodi wulaln te(kdy. prnsui eipmiuwi, ossuwi 07 a. iwr Wml U ..V. swing So tha re, aanovitcn, a uussian engineer, ji it .trl..td demand from mannfaoturers undersuxHi tnat a suosioary ooinpauy ..,1 . .,.- with l..w nrloaa set at manr grades at the Loudou wool Since the close ot the war with Spain Memorial day has assumed a new si- nificsnce. The desd ot two wars sre honored, snd the real mesnins of the dsy Is brought home to the later generation as it never has been before. The bsitncsa that time gives to memories ot those who have gone to their last resting place is brushed sside snd the res I import or tne uoy sisnas out witn more awuncines. One dsy la the yesr may well be given orer entirely to honoring our soldier desd. T, i. tint hv Binrk. Thev ssve ud their lives some to hold the couutrr undivided .A m to relieve s down-trodden people st the threshold of our republic. We owe them a debt of gratitude that we never sn repay, whether they fouxht In the civil war or the wsr with Spain. Their devotion and their courage entitle ih.m to the srateful remembrance we show, snd the recent sddltions to their number make the real significsnce ot the exercises more distinct Wal' DECORATION DAY. sow. It dos't seem like a rear Bv SeBce we was tallln' Into line to celebrate tma sere. . . tt ooa t seem possible, ylt that s tne in time snas piays. K every year"!! (It more short twlit uee- oraaoa aaya. '11 be fittln' faces that we didn't IT every yesr the roll-call short rr. too We're mlaalo' kits o' use to 00. . rhe aamea ta dropplB off bo tellln woicB one of na may Be eonated out at master 00 Beit Decoration Day. (fa little' kinder faaay, too, ta see tne o Fer blame lfewy on. of ns ela't showln' silver tareaoa. ... ;! fellersl yea, tke yoaageat am 1 goi mnu- Is' eue to aay; (t war-B't ao tea years sgo ea uecoratwu iay. BTby, we was on y noys mere noysieo rears aso; bat then .. . . We'd somehow sot the notion np to tains araehrea or men : H' so, p'r'apa tea years from BOW, If sny of ns stay. We'll think that we waa ony boys this Decoration Us. rhea eloaw In. veter'n. close u, men; 01 comrades, fit la line. roach elbow, once sgsln that s right it warms yon op like wine. Pr'sp. 'taia't often more we'll meet Drsce p n step oat gari mtzbt be angels touchln' wings nest Decoration Day. Jo close In. veter'ns, close la, men; ol com rades, git In atep; Play np the tnnea we osed to march we'll seep me time we arp . slo t too or fer three times three; God save the Sag. hurra J I Shake hands all roon' 'a' fall la, boys, rer Decoration Day. Msdellae 8. Bridges. 'tawwwtiUra)ire'laUr ON THE ROLL I OF HONOR. I CALL ON OSS AQmHT. M.Cormlek All StMl Hay Rakas. th. Sims Is tba World. King of the Meadow. Both Hand fitlf-Dump. S feet, W or teeth; 12 feel, tu ores weth: W laet,lor82iseth. IINVf t I 11 rurcsiwimao, Hnren a. m. KUxLAN. Ka M amr knana A uaniaa Dnrilana aa- 1 MOHBIf .i Tested m te 5j If ttspm. (H'fJ l- 4mKiri9tav P M E always knew when Mike wss coming; the manner of his en trance never left room for doubt. There wss always the confused murmur sf s wordy dispute with the elevstor boy downstairs who refused to operate his machine for newsboys, the quick rush of bare feet np the stsirs to the shrill se companment of "Msh Cos Black Lady," Mr. Johnson, Turn Ms Loose;" tne door would fly open with s crash snd Mike would be In the center of the room shooting "Ev'nen Journal! Lat'st wsr sews!" from a golden imagination yellow ing the already very yellow news of bis paper in a manner that most have won him aa editorship conld the proprietor of the sheet hsre hesrd him. This psrtic slsr Msy sfternoon the method of bis rntrsnce differed in no wsy from the usual routine, ssve thst the door flew spea s little more suddenly and swnng to sgain with s little louder crssh if pos sible. But once inside it was evident thst Mike wss unduly excited. The pa pers which he usually held out In front st arm's length to displsy to the best sdvsn tare their half-page scare heads were tacked securely under one arm; his big blsck eyes danced iubilsntly snd he en tirely forgot business snd the startling sews of his papers in the vastly greater importance of his own news. "Ssy, wot yer link! De ol' men's 'list ed fer s soger; he's go'a t'wsr! Ain't he a bird?" be shouted. "Whose old msnT" I inquired. "Mine! Me dadl Whose'd yer sup pose? Git de wool out o' yer t'inker!" he replied scornfully. "But, Mike, who is going to support the fsmily?" I inquired, remembering s vivid iescription Mike bsd once given me of six little Murphys of whom he wss the eld est snd only " leveo" at that. "De fam'Iy's all right. Dad ssys dat If he goes off to de scrsp de folks wot ttsys horns is boun' to tske csre uv his fam'ly. Bay, yer ought to see 'im. He's all right, ye bet! De reg'ment marches to-morrer." It wss the first time I bsd ever hesrd Mike spesk of his fsther with anything like respect. I knew him to be a drunkeu ae'er-do-well, who sbused bis wife snd children snd contributed little to their support. The dsys wore on. Regiment after regiment passed through the city rn route for the South and Mike was joy usly full of excitement. Every after soon he blew Into the office and every day his stories of the uews grew bigger snd more yellow. He followed every move of the srmy snd his Imagination ran riot with the possibilities of the world-cbsng ng arsma being enacted lews In regard to his father's regiment trss on his tongue's end. snd I soon found hat with the donning of his blue coat bis father hsd become s hero. As for Mike limself he wss the same Impudent, sharp fyed, dirty, ragged little gamin ss of rore, one of the most successful newsboys in the street, au Inveterste scrapper and rambler, and on his own confession, rare ly st night having more thsn half bis lay's esrnings to tske home. When I remonstrated with bim snd pointed ont (hst he should tske his fstber's place, he wss always ready with as ana wsr, far1 ing back on the old argument that if hit father fought for his country it wss his country s place to look after hia family. The summer wore on. The Fourth of July dswned hot snd sultry. The temper ature rose wiih the sun; st 111 o'clock it wss 80; st 11 o'clock 80 sod at noon It registered 90 in the shade. The glsre from the ssphslt streets blinded the eyes. Men panted for breath snd now snd then oas fell. The wster front snd the parka were thronged with womeu snd children seek ing relief. Those who succumbed were taken to the hospitals, but no one minded them. Down before Santiago 1U.0UO men in dingy brown canvas blue trimmed unl forms in the blistering hest ot s tropics! climate were fighting against overwhelm ing odds, Ob the day before had corns the news of s disastrous defeat, sud the night hsd closed down in gloom. To-day the detest had been turned Into a victory sad the cable hsd flashed home the details of s great navsl victory besides. The great city swelteted snd swested snd wsited for confirmation axd for the list of desd. Thst sfternoon business called me te the office. For ao hour I worked and then fell to thinking of the great tragedy being enacted. Suddenly I became aware that someone was stsnding by my desk. "Ev'nen Journal, air List ur dead and ounded." It was Mike, but I hardly recognised the voice. All the impudence, the old time braggadocio wss goue, snd he had come in so quietly. "Why, Miks " I began. Then I noticed (be trace of tears furrowed through the dirt oa the two grimy cheeks. There was sn unwonted seriousness in the deep blsck eyes snd an unmistakable quiver in the voice as he repeated, "Ev'nen Journal, sir? Extrs, jes out. Plete list uv dead an' wound ed." I snatched the paper eagerly and tossed Mike a nickel. "Never mind the change. I said, snd plunged Into the details o( the fight, V hen I glanced op Mike waa still there. "If yer plesse, sir," he began, stsnding on one leg snd uneasily rubbing it with the dirty brown foot of the o'ber, "If yer plesse, sir, could I count yer reg'lar fer a poiper every sight? Oi Ol got ter a port de fam ly now cause Oi m th' head uv iL He he's dere, sir," he finished with a dry sob, pointing to the open psge before me. Glancing down the colnma In besvy black, bold-faced type, I saw the name of t'rivate Dennis A. Murphy on the roll of honor with the brief, eiplnns tory line, "Shot through the head." Mike drew a step nesrer. "Say," he ssid, with just a touch ot bis old-time eagerness, "he's a hero now, ain't he?" Mike hss several regular customers la the office now, but he no longer blows la like a miniature hurricane. lis comes snd goes quickly but quietly. He Is full of business, snd slthongb bis former im' pudence now snd then fleshes out it is In a guarded way tbat will lose him no cus tomers. He Is slwsys resdy for a scrsp wnen snyone Intrudes upon bis rights. bat he hss given up fighting for toe fun of the thing, snd he no longer pitches pennies snd gsmbles sway bis hard -earn ed money. "Yer see, Oi'm de hesd ov ds fsm'ly now, sn' bare ter help me mither," he explains. The other dsy he rsme Into the office with the old-time rush. "They've got me fsther s body, sn it s ter be buried here, he cried. Then sfter a moment's thought he Inquired wistfully. "Ssy, do yer s'pose de sogers 11 march ter his grsve sn put flag sn' flowers on It 'Morisl dsy?" Thornton N. Burgess, in Orange Judd Farmer. Tbeir Tents of Green, Marching steadily, loyal and true. Com the survivors clad In blue. While the Old Flag floating overhead. Greets the living, honors toe dead. Worthy of honor ss king or Queen. Silent 'nesth their tenta of green. has been formed in England in con neotion with the concession, but sec recy is maintained in regard to the English and American interests. Miners who have visited the Siberian coast by stealth have reported that it it practically the same ss the fuune coast, consisting of a strip of beach, behind which Ilea a tundra, or licit of gold bearing sand. Many companies have been formed to work dredges and pomi off the coast of Cape Nome, in order to draw np the precious sand where it reaches the beach. It ia expected that the operation of these appliances will be prevented by the beach miners, and that apparatus in which Urge capital has been Invested will be idle, nnlest new fields are opened to it. It the ex peditlon to Siberia finds what it ex peots, the company will Invite pampi and dredge to cross to the Slberiai shore snd operate there upon payment of a royalty. Ilonler, the English promoter, hai nothing to do with th plan. Ueorgt D. Roberta, who is a veteran Californit miner, will be member ot the explor ing party. Mr. Koberta haa made study of gold deposits in sea sands, an has a plan for extracting the gold frort the frosen tundra. The expedition Wil li from San Francisco aliout June 1, after the Knsians hare conferred wltl the Russian minister st Washington It will return about Novomber 1, and expects then to make a complete report of the possibilities of the region. Mr. Roberts said today that, from Information he bad received, the de posit of gold on the Siberian ooast promised to lie the most valuable evei discovered. No attempt will be madt to work the tundra this year, but the party hopes to be able to make som contract with American owner ot pumps and dredges. sales Relatively good report come from the distribution trad in shoes, but manufacturers sre banging back in their purchases of leather, and hides are rather weaker. Relatively the best trad report still come from the Pacific coast mar kets, but better weather conditions at th South have tended to brighten trade reports from that section Wheat, Including Hour, shipments for the week aggregate 8,480,704 bush els, against 5,537.01'a last week. Business failures in th United States for the week numtwr 174, a compared with 1SS last week PACIFIO COAST TRADE. dos. With sleet Vouth ani lng lilies dlpn'd In dew. beauty their grarea shall stress To memories grim, of bygone years. ws inouie pay in railing tears. There's msny s grave we cannot place, That hides an uuforgotten face. May orioles sing their sweetest lay, O'er mounded earth of blue or gray. For those that sleep 'neath the ocean's bias; uw uir.ru are lurouuiug erer true. Beyond the sunset's beautiful gate. ' Are gleaming tents where sngeia wait, To guide the swinging columns through The golden atreeta tx-rond the blue. American Cultivator. The British government makes no es Every scrap of ; ainlnatlon to determine the validity oi a device ror which a patent Is asked, but takes it for granted that every In. ventlon Is new and grants s patent to every applicant, leaving bis claim, If contested, to be subsequently deter mined by the courts. Llsley's "The Flood," which was sold by the artist In 1870 for 18, was re cently sold in Paris for $8,000. Nature begins fools, ant women fla Worth weat Notes. The Oregon Ilopjrniwers' Associatiat last week sold 670 bales ot bops. A telephone exchange with 20 sub scribers is to be established in Canyon City, Or. The Umatilla Indian bare Invitee" the Sex Percee, of Idaho, to join them in a Fourth of July celebration that will last about week. The Shamokawa, Wash., creamery it now turning ont 175 pounds ofgiltedgs butter daily. It finds a ready market in Portland at top-notch prices. The new creamery located at Nor way, Or., has commenced operations. The plant ia complete in every respect and ia in charge of a competent man ager. Camas Prairie, soot beast from llepn- net, Or., is a great dairy region, and 800 cows are being milked there. The creameries pay 62 to 83 cents per 100 pounds for milk. The original townsite of PrairW City, Or., was 80 acre. A land company has jnst platted additions Ic the extent of 864 acres, providing lib erally for depot grounds, repair shops, ite. Asotin, naan., will soon have s bank, arrangements having been made to establish sncb an enterprise there by K. J. and W. L. Thompson, recently of Wisconsin. The bank will lie organ ized under the state banking laws and will begin with a paid in capital of 125,000. Tbe Anti-Saloon League, at Colfax, (Vast)., baa a membership of about 80 persons, who are antagonistic to the saloon, and more especially to such aa msy violate the liquor selling laws. Active work la to be begun by the organization against tba liquor trafilo In the near future. Grant county offered reward of 1460 tor the recapture of Al Kenton, held for murder, and William Wallace, charged with horse stealing, and it was divided equally between William By- ram and Ray Short, of Canyon City; Ed Luce and llamp Ofilcer, of John Day, and W. C. Gibbs, of Susanville. O. W, Kiger hag a contract from the government to furnish 2,000 tons of rook to be placed behind the spur dikes recently constructed in Tillamook bay, As it is seen that the dikea are doing th work for which they were intended, the rock is for tbe purpose of making them permanent. Mr. Kiger will re ceive tl a ton for the rook. Falling to get all tbe saw timber needed into the river last winter, be cause of lack of snow, William Codd, the Colfax sawmill owner, baa deter mined to haul the necessary logs to water on wheels. An outfit of 10 or 12 big teams waa sent Into the woods on th apper Palonse river for this pur pose. Th necessary feed and aupplies were taken from Colfax. This will be a rather costly method of floating saw- logs, but th lumber demand is good and it I found necessary la order to meet the call. A hardware man of Independence, Or., sold nine incubator and nine brooder recently, and th inference is drawn that chickens will b numerous la that market this year. John 8. Herrln, who owns one of the finest bands of sheep in the Rogue river valley, numbering 2,600 head of th French merino breed, is engaged In hearing, having fore of six men. U has introduced a sheep shearing machine, run by foot power, the three Uppers being the first in this section. Tney take off more wool than th old shears and do s bumans fob. IsatU. Market. Onions, fa. Lettuce, hot house, 4034So Potatoes, 116(917; I171. Beets, per sack, 60i60o. Turnips, per sack, 40 (600. Carrots, per sack, 75(jt86o, Parsnip, per sack, 60(i70c. Cauliflower, California 8090o, Strawberries S. OOper case. Celery 40 (,480c per dos. Cabbage, native and California, f 1.00il.25 per 100 pounds. Apple, $2.00(3 .76; 3.00 (J 8. 80 1 "runes, 6O0 per box. Butter Creamery, 83o; F-astera 3c; dairy, 17(433o; ranoh, lo(17o pound C'heeee 14( ISo. Poultry 14o; dressed, 14 (31 So spring, 15. Hay Puget Sound timothy, 911.00 O12.00; cbolo Kaatera Washington timothy. 118.00(9 19.00 Corn Whole, 128.00; oraoksd, 128 feed meal, f 28. Barley Rolled or ground, per ton, 120. Flour Patent, per barrel, 98.86 blended straight, 93.00; California, 93.26; buck wheat flour, 96.00; rra ham, per barrel, 98.00; whole wheat flour, 93.00; rye flour, 93.80(34.00. Mulstuffs Bran, per ton, 918.00 aborts, per ton, 914.00. Feed Chopped feed, 918-00 par ton middlings, per ton, 30; oil oak meal, per ton, $30.00. iresh Meats) Choice dressed bee I steers, price 80; cows, 7c; mutton 80; pork, 8c; trimmed, 0c; veal, $HQ 10c. Hams Large, 18c; small, 18V; breakfast bacon, 12 Ho; dry salt side. 8c. r.rtlaa Msrhe. Wheat Walla Walla. 61(52o Valley, 62c; Bloestem, 64o per bushel. Flour Best grades, 93.00; graham, 92.60; superfine, $2.10 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 80o; choice gray, 83c per bushel. Barley Feed barley, 914(314.60; brewing, 916.009 18.60 per ton. Milutuffs Bran, 918 per ton; mid' dllnga, $19; short, $16; chop, $14 pet ton. Hay Timothy, $9011; clover, $70 T.60; Oregon wild hay, 96 9 7 per ton. Butter Fancy creamery, 80986c; seconds, 46o; dairy, 86(IOo; tore, 22 X (8 26o. Eggs 18o per dozen. Cheese Oregon tnll cream, 18c. Young America, 14c; new cheese 10i per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 94.00(3 4.60 per dozen; bens, 96.00; springs, 92.60(8.60; geese, $0. 60 (i 8.00 for old; 94.60(36.60; ducks, $0.007.00 per dozen; turkey, live, 1415o per pound. Potatoes 40(366o per sack; sweet, 22io per pound. egelables Beets, $1; turnips, 76c; per sack; garlio, 7o per pound; cab bage, lHo per pound; paranlp. 76; onions, 8c per pound; carrot, 6O0. Hop 2380 per pound Wool Valley, 1213180 per pound; Eastern Oregon, 10916c; mohair, S7 80o per pound. Mutton Grose, best sheep, wethers snd ewes, 8o; dressed mutton, 70 7 HO per pound; lambs, 6 Ho. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $6-00; light and feeders, $4.60; dressed, 96.00(96.60 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, 94.00(34.60; cows, 93.60(34.00; dressed beef, 6H(3 1)io per pound. Veal Large, tXQlHo; small, 8(3 Ko per pound. Tallow 5364c; No. I and grease, t$io per pound. Saa rraa.is.e Marks. Wool Spring Nevada, 14(3 16o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 12(8 10c; Val ley, 20 22c; Northern, 100130. Hops 1808 crop, lKJlflo per pound. Butter Fancy creamery 17 (17 Ho; do seconds, 16(8 18 Ho; fancy dairy, )6c; do seconds, 14(9 lBo per pound. f-ggs store, 100; fancy ranch, 17o. Millstuffs Middling, 917.00 (3 20.00; bran, $12. 508 18.60. Hay Wheat 90. 60(39.60; wheat and oat 96.00(38-00; best barley 96.00 7.00; alfalfa, 96.00(36.60 per ton; straw, 26(340o per bale. Potatoes KarlyRose, 60 (3 600; Ore gon Burhanks, 70o$1.00; river Bar banks, 40(3 76o; Salinas Burbanks, 80c1.10 per sack. Citrus fruit Oranges, Valenola, $3.76(38.26; Mexican limes, $4.00(3 6.00; California lemon 760(391.60; do choice 91.76(38.00 per box. Tropical Fruits Banana, 91.60(3 9.60 per bunoh; pineapples, mom-! Inal; Persian dates, 66Ho per pound, I il. tha Hlaksst BriSg. Tha Huffalo branoh of th Pennsyl vania Railroad, which will run through Bradford from W lions. Ps.. sorosi 1 th; rldno. bv war ol Lafaytts), MoAan count?, will cross a (Jssp and moon- talnou ceors in th Utter vlotulty with a iteel vladuot nearly 100 fset hiffh. Th brtdf. say th Philadel phia Ledger, will b over 9,000 fast la ianuth. and lta construction will b on ot th greatest engineering teats on record. It will b th highest brldg In th world. Curloaltv Save Llfs. A naukaas marked Olllnins WSS SSOrstly sent to a bright woman, but bslng curious sli took it to a druggist who said It was not quinine but am.nlo. A lis. inquiry Into sums of tli. madiulnes offered will csr tatnlv doled III. false from Hi. true. Fob half s csutiirv Hosteller's tttnmaeh Hitlers iibs neen curing inuiamiiMi, wk.uwhuh. Blimey tniuoira anui dvsuensta. liv.r snd lias u.v.r once laueu. weak and tired. Try it if you feel Had a Sea. sf Hur. A tens of humor Is great thing in helping man over a hard place, snd th Biddoford Record thinks on of lhat city's rum sellers mast b possessed ol th aid ot this cheerfulness. It was lust after th big seizure ot liquors th other day that man who didn't know ot the raid stepped up to tha dismantled bar and asked for a drink. Th pro printor looked at the man for second and theu spreading bis arms ont on the bar, said, as pleasantly as he could under the clrcumsUnoen: "I'm very sorry, but I hsve Just let th last Ot my stock of beer go." PARIS IN 1000. L l-.t 1 I V" - r-' 1 Pot th benefit ol tliose who intend visiting Paris during th exposition, th Rio Grande Western railway ha gotten out an attractive folder illustra tive and dsoriptirof th main teatnr ot th exposition. It contain com valuable bint for intending visitor and descriptive articles upon Plao d La Concorde, Aro d Triumphs, the Madeleine, th Column ol July, th Trooadero, Hotel de VIII. Column Vendome, the Lonvre, th Grand opera house, th Bonn snd th tomb ot Na poleon, In addition to a bird' y vlsw ot th xpoitlon ground. Th folder, or pamphlet, is gotten ont in bandy form, and Is written in pleasant ami attractive style. It, In tact, give in little space everything on going to th exposition would Ilk to know be lor starting on his Journey. For copies of th Pari tpositlon folder and other advertising matter descriptive ol th Kooky mountain' famous scenery, tributary to th Rio Grand Western railway and Its con nections, write J. D. MANSFIELD, Gen'l Agent, 168 Washington 8L, Portland, Or. The Aalawebll la Saatk Aasartaa. In th enterprising cities ot Bneno Ayr automobile carriage ar no en common sight, In th form both of prt vat vehicle snd ol delivery wagon. Cycle roads now radiate from Bneno Ayre to distance of 60 and 70 mile In th surrounding country the car of th Argentina Touring these roads sr reserved tor bicycle snd automobiles. Companion. I am sure I'iso's Curs fur Cnnsumpllnn saveu my life threw vears sgo. Mas Taos. ...'win, oi.uia otivvt, jfursnu, a r b. 17, luuo. tlneatasireaalelag. Small Boy Wanter buy dog, mis ter? Mr. uigneflde Sot that kind ol a dog. Why, he looks a II he had fleas I "He has got 'em, but yer got ter sir' dat dog credit ter won t log." "And what' that?" "He don't Ilk 'em." Ohio Stat Journal. Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's 800th n tiyrap the best remedy to use foi liidrsn during the teething period. Th. A em. af Hllas, Choi ly My bwother is In luck. lie s gov a place as noor waikun in a dry goods store. He Is tuer 16 hour day. Awther I cawn't see th I tick. Cholly Yon cawn't Why. hi pwants can nevah bag at th knee. N. Y. Weekly. Is Sought by Female Sufc ferers From Ocean to Ocean.. r -w-w,;" Mrs.F.W. " Suit ' AfS "0 Fourth y.ij t'jii'; liiYf;fd sv. Roc JF ""'A'! 'tl ; WaWflftsk. ww SB "I was afflicted for flv or slg years with oatsrrhsl dlllloultla and wss grow 1 n g worts all tbstlm. I began tak ll your Peruna with a marked Improv. man) from th lirtt. Indepand nt ol cor ing that, th Peruna baa greatly im proved my g n e r a 1 health." "Kvery bottle ot Peruna l worth its weight In gold; especially to me, lor I ow my prseontgood health to Peruna." All over th country thenar women who hav been invalids tor many years, suffering with lemal derangements which the lamily doctor cannot cure. What m boon to tuch women 1$ Dr. tlartman'a fit a advlcel So tamoua haa hla tklll made him that hardly a hamlet or town In tha country but knowa hla name. Ha cures tena of thouaanda, and ha ofera to every woman who will write to him her aymptomt and a hlatory of her trouble, free advice and treatment. Th medicines he proscribes can b obtained al any drag store, snd the cost Is within the reach ol any woman. II describes minutely and carefully Just what ah shall do and get to mak a healthy, robust woman ol herself. To doctor haa written a book espec ially for this clas ol women, emitted "Health and Beauty." This book con tains many fact ol Interest to woman, and will be asnt Ire to any address by Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O. Immediately after the outbreak ol th war in Booth Africa, 831 French officer resigned their coin missions and an listed with th Boers. Japanese school boys are taken into tbe loreat by their teachnrs, on day In th autumn, to engage in rabbit hunting. a 70 nine j u MstLl,k ( liiAM ' , to tmca wamm ssdtl Bfkstl pmtamae wiM, a4mptem itmimei to fwrnrm ; plbw4 ama-k hmirn am4 ehtm, NmmI M ftm$ ammva Mt fttU at6.ir t , W Witt1 ma4 ClTSsX. ffSsUift, Csaswia 4VAd far. (f.stftskf ttMitsMtN, ftf swhflafloel, pf pMg smart) I ty mum aStrwMI iMItM, TtiM foods M rVftf UM tf . ft. M Ihikh lawatttv Th "sfcHBUMTft IMI to M fsw4 M MaW la IW TSa. A MNsition! Clear Co.. Uu M. wawteMbsiiiirt iMama4tk4pa9HJU Will Bet You $100 Trip. 1 if ynn writ w your mr .fil sVMre, mmi tvmi you pilots rsttin ftita run a,- iikiob i wTbi fun will issmfiv obMh Mttfs4, mt sco !.. iri ami unststniiv Mrvkmth. art irt mvt known. H iiMiiirty naw.bm m m rttu of 4lrugM, hut pur whilst Ham, 0 Uonk In lh rtttn. hut mil th dmsI tn lb roam lnsV4 tsf np it rhimnmf. If yu writ u fur Infurwatlu .m il tw $i4 of It. 1HI JOHN HAHHlTT DO.t t rirsil KtrMi, rrl(if Orcjj DUQUUn'SfvasPIUS OMI SO a BOSS. fefekKaeaaf Bt; oi.,rnfT skaSMMS, Ait rtOrlMfrgMt. TS Msala, It.avx.i-iBDiM.rsrirr u.1 baa, rt.ta.1 sinAnl buaatorl jna.iww rn, .uiamiwi .in. VI...VVU., I food for ths Carlk. Cassava and fish form the chief arti cles of food of the Caribs. ot Guate mala, and the former is cultivated onlr in snlliclent qoantitlv for their dally needs, as a vegetalile to oat with their flali and to make their Strang bread. Btono a Diet. Crocodiles, like ostriches, swsllow pebbles and small stones, which serv th purpose of grinding tbelr food. Th native aasert tbat It I possible to tell the age of a crocodile by the number of stones In Its stomach, for tbey swal low one each year. In point of fact fifteen stones have been found In th atoinacb of a crocodile twelve feel long. wberea tbe average Dumber for young- r one vary between four snd eight Bo says Mr. Voltkow, who bss been ttudylng this matter for severs! years. A 1-onilon Hallway Station. Waterloo station, In Loudon, boasts one of tbe largest signal boxes In the orld. To control the number of trains which pass In and out of th station. 18,000 distinct lever motions and 20.000 electrical signal ar required. Th hunting alone In the cours of four hour number 173, the actual cause snd me of each shunt being duly reported. PORTLAND DIRECTORY. ' Marhlu.ry' ami pill.s. I'SMirrilN CO.I KNUINKS, MOII.KHK, MS-, Snin.r) , sii'"s. ts w nll 1. 11 nana. nr.. JOHN POOLR, Postlssd, Osiooa, rail give you tli best ha mains In general mauliliisry, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps, Kl... kill. - A in. 11.1 ("""I MBit. , WIMMIIIMIH. , ll ,,. w steel I X I windmill, sold by him, ia unequalled. YOUNG MEN! Vitr Amintrtsa& aihI UtsMt s4 Pkhst.1) Ok,w HiwMtrrfi. II It If f)!,X mm it. -its wuuh wUI our vtvtli ajui 0arf SssVaW. HO t'AMfc allUiWsl M hiatal fallswi ers, IM DaaUMf how riot to ar o7 bow aunt snillnff, Masjutt aratwasa BBsMr and iUtUon trnn bttsrins. PKtrt, $ ami ay all rllali druasywia, ur pr W bf rarwri tHtvaiVAb wi mayi warn SPRING'S CHARGIR6 WEiTHER , Vary nlten crimes harofl wltb woman's ! norvous sysUm. Moore's Revealed Remedy Cures quickly snd Is plraaant to laka. It n.r (alls. 1 par ballls st Tear druggist's. Men never hav much respect for a upupecbed man. EVlorning Tiredness a serious complaint. It'a a warning that liould be heeded. It Is different from an honest tired feeling. It Is a surs sign ol poor Dioou. you run cure It bv mak ne your blood rich and pure with Hood's Har saparilla. That is wlmt other people do iiiousanus 01 tnsm, Take a few bottles of this good medicine now snd von will ,w,i I only get rid of that weak. I HfllVlllfl . . - nausted reeling, but It will make yuu feel well all tlmingh the auiiinier. Tired Feellnsr ! hai ih. ti...i ri. - , r ii leeiing anu uit, no niive me or ambit ion to accomplish my usual sniniint of houseliold work. Hood's Harssnarilla gavs me relief iu aisn cureu a scrniuia tandimcv " I ' .-. , vnwaiM., .11 It. li. Hood's Garsaparilla Hest Medicine Money C'sn Buy. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. Building or remodeling rnlil.ncns snd stores. Ws carry a enimileta Una of Mantels, Orsies Slut Tiling, Tils Flooring, Til. Wain scoting. Amllrnns. Pumliira. Hnraens. Klrclrlo, Uas anil Combination Chandeliers, and all sun- piles pertaining t Kl.ictrlo and laa Lighting. W. also carry all kinds of Halterl.o, Halls and Indicators. I'nmoirraiihi chiirmllv sent oa spnlivailon. vhank iioi. oat h O. its rre.niiigton at,, rortiana, COOK BOOK FREE. A nnital mAtmmmtA tn P ft llm i. Portland, Oregon, will brlug you a lianilwim Ko-Nut Cnok Book. Ko-Nut Is ths latoal lard siili.ll tuisi snd purer, cheaper and mora soonowloal. For Sale by all Grocers. CURE YOURSELF 1 V BlgSiforaD.slaral flgnharsMS,laflsannsnoas, rrltalions ar alur.llMS of ma ..as tavaibrsoM, r.MU OnuflM, rslnlMS, SS Bart asula. 1 uui iwisimi m. s ' "" swsai ar vraiswBi st la sls'a wrarsfr, WW. srvi4. ' no a. a 1mmi. S'i.rs. Iraular Mat as russ ODBESX I t Jr'sw.rs, ttfc. ST O.MMIM. ts a mi 1. wh in KHr, "'',,eisoisTi..r-l t. p. sr. v. o. Sl-tsoo. ths WaaN writing t avartls.rs pleas aaeaUea skis oaa.r. - - a
