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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1900)
. . MM M has suoh m record for ab Botutely curing female Via and kidney troubles ma has Lydla E, Plnkham'a Vegstatla Compound. fJedlolnea thai aro ad vertised to oure every thing cannot bo soeolfloa for anything Lydta E Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound wtU not eetrw every kind of HI nesa that may affifot man, woman and children, hut proof la monumental that It wlil and dooa euro all the Ilia peculiar to women Thla Is a fact Indisput able and. can bo verified by more than a million women 1 if you are sick don't ex periment, take the medi cine that has the record of the largest number of ourea LrU B. Wrkhaia Mad. Co.. Iran. IU A GLEAM OF HOPE. Ill Philadelphia a young wonian who played ghost gave up the gbost from the blow of a brick. Which seems to argue that it may be safer to rock a boat. DON'T GET rOOTSORB. GET r(OT KASB, A powder."- At this season yonr feet feel swollen, nervous and uncomfortable. II you have smarting feet or tijtht shoe, try Allen's Foot-Kan. It rests i:d comforts: makes walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating feet, blixiers and i-silous spots. Relieves eorns and bunions of all pain and i a certain cure for Chilblains. Sweating, P.nnp or Frosted Feet. We have orer 30, 00 lestiniooinK Ion't get tootsore get Foot-Kaw. Try it today. Sold b all dmpgisls and shoe stores for 2V. Trial pack. ee Fas. Address, Alien 8. Olm sted. L Hot, N. Y. A German scientist says the world weighs 11,913,000.000.000,000 pounds. This is a ton or two more than we jnad, jt i- . ,. - - CASTOR I A i For Infants and Children. Tbs Kind Yos Hara Always Bought Signature of Hoi sea are said to be afflicted with hay (ever the same as human beings. As baw (ever is said to attack only be ings of superior intelligence, this mast be looked upon as a tribute to what it called horse sens. J raAatrssS Rsamris a R.Mar Oailaok In the Industrial World. Bradttreet says: The month of Sep temlier close with a rather better out look in the industrial world than was apparent weok or 10 days ago. The reports as to the probability ot a settle mut of the anthracite coal strike which have been current for a couple of dsvs seem to have a basis o( (act and there is more than a likelihood that the most disturbing featute In the industrial situation for tome time, is in process of elimination. An encouraging feature in the iron and steel situation, is the number and character ot foreign inquiriea. The demand for structural material continues steady ami prices are firm. The (act that the tin plate scale re mains unsettled produces but little effect. Hut little of sigmltcanoe is to be extracted from the movement of prices. - Wheat has been somewhat irregular, and prices shift listlessly, being about where they were this time last week. Absence of foreign demand owing prob ably to larger Russian ahipmeuta, coupled with higher freights, tended to the onset tletuent. Spot cotton is up on the week, but the general market bad Coctnated ner vously, influenced on the one baud by heavy port receipts, and on the other by apparent famine conditions. "A sat is factory activity in distributive trade cheoke i to some extent in certain lo calities by unseasonable weather and in others by tendency to curtail oper ations pending the outcome of the elec toral contest ia disclosed by telegraphio advices. Wheat, including floor shipments. for the week aggregated 4,242,810 bushels against 3,535,857 last week, from July 1, to date, tola season, wheat exports are 42,763,500 bushels. against 50.516,015 bushels last season. nLD THE FORT. There Is mora Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years waa supposed to be incurabi. For s treat many years doctors pro nounced it a local disease, a'n'd prescribed loeal femaoies, and by eonatanUr foiling to ears With local treatment, eronouaefld it wearable, getencs bsa proven catarrh to be aconatitu tioual disease, and therefore requires eo Muta tional treatment. Hail's Catarrh Cure, man ufactured by f. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, is i he only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doves from 10 drops to a teanpoonfuL. It acta directly on the biood and mucous surfsoes of the system. Ther offer one Jnindred dollar for any case it fails to euro, fiend for circulars and tentuaonials. Ad dress, r. i. CH KNK t A CO Toledo, Ok Bold by Drnerists, 7Sc. - Hall's Family Fills are tb best. The ground for strawberries should be selected year in advance. It should be planted to some crop that requires liberal manuring and frequent hoeing, so as to destroy all weeds. It is grass and weeds that cause strawberry beds to become worthless after the first year, and after the, rows are matted 'there is no way to get rid of weeds in the rows except to pull them out hy band. If the ground is kept clea the previous year but few weeds wii, appear. "Emerson Beaoonstreet, making mnd pies in yonr finest attiie?" '.'What matters that, nurse? There should be no complaint until I will make mud pies upon my finest attire." m .) sms teat, a? JsiAMf isiMM There is no poison so highly contagious, so deceptive and so destructive. Don 't be . too sure yon are cured because all external signs of the disease nave disappeared, and tne o actor aays yon are well. Many per sons hare been doaed with Mercury and Potash for months or years, and pro nounced cured to realize when too late that the disease was only covered up sit..- o. a- in driven from the -" surface to break out again, and to their sorrow and mortifi cation find those nearest and dearest to . them have been infected by this loath some disease, for bo other poison ia so surety transmmea nom parent to cniia as this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula or severe akin disease, an old sore or ulcer developing in middle uiey can e umcea to DlaoC poison con In Sbw of the Parent life, for it remains smoldering in the sy tern forever, unless properly treated and driven out in the beginning. S. 8. 8. is the ouly antidote for this peculiar rims, the only remedy known that can over come it and drive it out of the blood, and it does this so thoroughly and effectually that there is never a return of the disease v embarrass or humiliate you afterwards. cures Contagious Blood I Poison in any and all stages; contains no mineral to break down your constitution : it is purely vegetable and the only blood puri fier known that cleanses the blood and t the same time builds up the general health. Our little book on contagious bloc poison is the most .complete and Instru live ever issued; it not only tells a bout thie disease, but also how to cur yourself at borne. It ia free and should be in the hands of everyone seeking a tire? Send for it THE SWT IPECIFIO CO ATLANTA, tA. r t Ail h.--t i-uts ' . I 9, TAfttM uoota, Wm I 1 bT 1 (-'!;. f 1 PACIFIC COAST TRAOE. hauls Market. Onions, new, lc. Lettuce, hot house, $1 per orate. Potatoes, new. (15. Beeta per sack, 85crfl. Turnips, per sack, 75c Beans, wax, 4c. Squash 4o. Carrota, per sack, 1 1.00 Parsnips, per ack, fl.85, Cauliflower, native, 76o. Cucumbers 1020c. Cabbage, native and California, to per pounds. Tomatoes 30 50. ButterCreamery, 28c; dairy, 16(9 ISc; ranch, 16o pound. Eggs 26c. ! Cheese 12o. , Poultry 12c; dressed, 14c; spring, 13( 15c, Hay Puget Sound timothy, 1 13.00 (913.00; choice Eastern Washington timothy, 119.00. Corn Whole, $23.00; cracked, $25; feed meal, $25. Barley Rolled or ground, per Von, $30. Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.60; blended straights, $3.35; California, $3.25; buckwheat Hour, 16.00; frra hara, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat flour, $3.25; rye flour, $3.8004.00. Millstuffs Bran, per ton, $13.00; short, per ton, $14.00. Feed Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton; middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meats Choice dressed beef steers, price : 7 e; cows, 7c; mutton 7; pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 9 He. . Hams Large, 13c; small, 13 H; breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt sides, 8 c. ... , , : rrIM Marks. . Wheat Walls, Walla. 65 66c; Valley, 69c; Blnestem, 6o per bushel. Klonr Best grades, $3.10; graham, $2.50. . . Oats Choice white, 42c; choice gray, 40c per bushel. , Barley Feed barley, $15.00 15.60; brewing, $16.00 per ton. Millstuffs Bran, $14.50 ton; mid dlings, $20; shorte, $18; chop, $15 per ton. , . - Hay Timothy, 512Q13; clover,$70 7.50; Oregon wild hay, $6 7 per ton. Batter Fancy creamery, 46 66c; store, 80c. Eggs 20o per dozen. Cheese -Oregon full cream. 18c; Young America, 14o; new cheese 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3,600 8.50 per docen; hens; $4.00; springs, $2.00(33.00; geese, $6.00(98.00 dus; ducks, $3.00(95.00 per dozen; turkeys, live, 14o per pound. ' Potatoes 40 (9550 per sack; sweets, 1 o per pouna. Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, $1; per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cabbage,- 2c per pound; parsnips, 85c; onions, $1; carrots, $1. Hops Xevr crop, 1214o per pound. Wool Valley, 16(9 16o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 10(9 18o; mohair, 25 per ponnd. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, 8 He; dressed mutton, 6 (9 7c per pound. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.76; light and feeders, $5.00; dressed, $6.00(96.60 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $3.50(94.00; , cows, $3.003.50; dressed beef, 6(9 7o per pound. Veal Large, small, 8(9 8 c per pound. . foha Barleycorn Proved Toe Mnch for a Hand of Hootile Indiana. An adventure will) hostile ludlans, seldom surpitNscd lu critical peril aud excltliigsituatlou, was luul of a French Cauadiauaoiue yem s ago a I Foi l Pierre au Calumet, ou Lake Athabasca. One day, when the chief trader was absent on visit to York factory, aud the other mcu employed lu the station were playtug iH.-rosxe upou the Ice, this man and au Irishman uiuued McTaggart were the ouly pt-nons Ifft In Uie fort. Just then forty Chippewa "bravM' who had pretended to have furs to sell, but who had really been watching an opjiort unity to plunder, came up to the fort aud iHiured liudde the Blockade, Pierre, the tTeiiohtnau, had Imrely time to bar the uuilu door wheu they rushed against It, showing plainly their utirrleiidly ui'ios. A purley with the chief, through a small side-trap, re sulted In the. withdrawn! of the Indians outside the stockade aud an agreement to admit the chief alone, with the furs; Pierre thua relates what followed: I Instructed my man, McTaggart, to watch when the Indiana were well out of the yard, and when the chief came In to make a dash aud fasicn the outer gnte. I then opened the door. Mc Taggart slipped out, but had not made one step when the chief struck uitu with his tomahawk, kllliug hliu In stantly. The savage then durted through the half-0en door, and, parry ing a blow 1 aimed at hint, tie seised the bar which fastened the door and threw It outside. I bad by thla time got, hold of one of my pistols and pulled It at him as he came toward me. flourishing his bloody tomahawk. The bullet took ef- KEASQN OF HER CO NO LIFE. lua V ictoria's Lonasvltr anil Health Una to Msuulartty. An eminent physlclau of this city who las reveutly returned ft'otu Londou, where he had opportunities of learning uUvA of Queen Victoria a habit of life, .s of the opinion that not ouly her longevity, but also ber wouderful ex Miiptlou from the Ills aud aches to which btiiuuus a is ordinarily sub- iei't. are due to the fact of the extra udlnaty regularity which Is followed m the daily routine of her majesty's Ire. Notliluit makes a difference iu litis routine, for everything Is arranged tty rule and compass, lu a fuslilou which uo Incidents wlmtsuvver ever .nterfeiw with. The queen rises every morning at the an tne hour aud retires it the same Instant every ulglit. her tneuls are served to the secoud, while tier drives aud airings lire reguliited with the same punctuality; Indeed, the royal household of England far otit lues auy great public business Institu tion for scrupulous aud perfect puue tnallty. This state of aR'airs bns go m. year I n, year out, ever sluce the ieath of the lute lamented prlucu con lort, whose veiy Irregular aud free and fusy teuiperameut freuueutly "got" A iittle on the qtieeu's nerves aud caused oetweett the otherwise so uulted Mitple a great uiauy scene which were the reverse ot pleasant. So dear to Victoria I thla abnormal punctuality that she ha iustilled It Into all her chit Ireu, and the Prim) of Wale' house Hold, for Instauce, 1 almost as uoted Tor its accurate appreciation ot time as that of his royal mother. The prince luring hit entire lifetime has uever as ret been known to be Ave minutes late tor any meal, either In hi owu bouse feet, for the savage, with a frightful lp ln .nTOUe else's. Ou one occasion yell, staggered through the doorway, rery popular aud well-known Eugllsk where his cries soon gathered bis baud about hiiu. Before I could fasten the door tli whole gang had burst Into the fort. I sprang behind some casks and bid myself there, feeling, however, sure that they would And and kill me. There can lie no doubt about my fate If the savages had uot been more eager for plunder and whisky than they were for vengeance. As It was. one of them at once rushed to a cask of whisky, the head of which he stove In with his hatchet, and with the greatest eageiuens the whole crowd began to help themselves to the contents. That they would drink themselves drunk was now my only hope and op portunity, and I quietly kept out of sight behind the empty barrels to await events. Tbe Idiotic abandon and general 'cutting up" ot the savages as they came under the influence of the whisky was very ludicrous; but you may be sure I kept my laughter to myself. In an hour all were hoielessly lutoxlcnted, except one big fellow who seemed to have a stronger head than the rest. I now felt that with my pistol In my hand I could light at least on equal terms. If a fight was necessary; but the rascal precipitated matters by turning over the cask of whisky while climbing to reach some plunder that be wanted on an tipper shelf. In doing this a live coal was Jarred oflt of tbe stove Into the lhiuor on the floor and the room was immediately In flames. The Indian who had caused the catastrophe sprang toward tbe door, but my pistol ended his career. The whisky was soon consumed, as there was but little left, and the fire was put out without doing large dam age, but many of tbe drunken savages on the floor were fatally burned. When the men came back from the lake and found so many dead Indians and saw the general ruin they were amazed, and supposed I deserved all tbe credit of tbe capture of the assailants, etc., when It was merely an accident that bad accomplished It. '.... A Peter the Great " Boom." We are about to witness tbe outbreak of a boom on Peter the Great similar to that which has raged for some years round , the person ' of Napoleon. Sir Henry Irving, with all the world open to him, has chosen a play on Peter tbs Great, written by bis son.: Prof. Oscar Browning Is about to publish a life of tbe Inevitable Peter; and J. M. Gra ham's historical novel, "The Son of tbe Czar," ha already attracted consider able attention, and will certainly be luchess. famous for her unpuiictuullty, jave the greatest offense at Marlbor-i mgb house because she was a fsw mm ates late for dinner. As she entered the drawing-room the prince pointedly (lanced at a small clock which stood u the mautel shelf. The duchess' liilck eye observed tbe action aud she kuew at once that a long tttue would lapse before she was ever again likely to receive an Invitation to dine with aer future king. With a somewhat Miistralued laugh she exclaimed: "Why, sir. It U not Alia t hour." "Xo," replied the prince, "you are only four minutes late, but I like to have all my :lock live minutes fast, for It keeps uu ?uuctunl people np to the murk." A Vsmetsrr far Vos In Pari there bas recently been op ened a spec'! cemetery (or dog where th deceased canine can be burled With a much pomp and be marked by as pretentions a headstone a their 1st master csn afford. Along tb front of the oeiuetoiy grounds a iiandsora ton wall has been erected, and with in th entrano on either side ar tit bouse of the eouoierg and th office. Directly in (rout of on snteiiiig is a haudeom marble monument. A heavy relief In th stone reptesent th dog bearing a child on bl back, and com memorate tne saving of a little on lost in the snow of tit, Bernard pass whom a St. Bernard dog found aud brought to a safe refniie. fe 3 GQ& , It Didn't atattsr. I Th Doctor A bov all things, ma dam, your husband mnsn'fj worry. Perhaps you'd better not show blin my bill Jntt now. ''But 1 d d, doctor, ana n umu . , tnsks ny diff.renc.. Ht b ' And eating It ilmply perfuncto kuew h ooulda't pay It any way. ; '. dons becauss It must be what win Msesms or China Thla I th common complaint of None can (owes the outcome of thsquar- the dyspeptic, SwtalS&H I " ea,,n WW y. the going to pics of this rare. Many pepsla, few would auffer from It long ,opls ar. also g-.lug to pieces becsuss of. Thfl , , dyspeosla rin ii. i list on and stomach ilia- . . : . ' usHePia. asea. Oooil health ran hs retained if ws Which 18 difficult digest!' Mothers will find Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth g Mvrup the best remedy to use for tbrt uldraii during th teething period. Kallher Height Nsr Shining, Heine's wit wa caustic. Whu foroed into th arena to tight a silly duel, be said: "The field of houor Is dirty I" This is to true that it is hard to und erstand why this popular bu dbls thus deftly pricked did uot collapse lor good aud all. us Hosteller's tUoinscli Hitters. Boms people spend so much of tlioir time trying to be amiable that they haven't time to ssru a living. I am sure I'Ipo's Cur for Consnniptlon saved my lif three vearssgo, Mas, Tnos. IIoshins', Maple street, JSorwlcu, N. V., r un. 17, UW0. Som Insects, so Rev. Theodore Wood says iu his recent book on the object, Lav families of 40,000 chil dren for whom life 1 simply one long lirbrokeil dinner time. Wo are all re garded by a mosnulto simply in th light of a full meal. on, la to lv vigor and tone to the aiomach and the whole digestive aystom. Hood's SsrssDsrllla cured th Ba(,t ,j frank far, lilt N. BL, South Boston, Mass., who writes that shs had bn a irreat tuffsrer fruiudyspeiislaforsls rrl had Usa with out sptislll and had been troubled with aour stomach snil tieadaeha. Hlis had tried many othsr niedlelues la vain. Two bvltlvs of Hood's Maraaparllla mads hr well. Promises to cure and keeps the promise. Don't wait till you are ( worse, but buy a bottle today. STAPH HA tnu wo ran sla-! rsas lunn at leasieaniaos tka sosu after mi taSiustna Case A Item Till 1 an surs has eeiiMil air bad baslih tor tb pan ttira tear. lam still taSlny iwtwa, 111 onlj eaUiarlM orUi ot aUs hi smiiIs people " uu. n. nomas, Dkita, kiss. CANOV CATHARTIC IX Pteaaaak. PaliAtlji. p.tiaut f..ta tirA wguu, never atiwsH. vv aan. ot vrivs, ia, a. S9. . CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Slaritat hut Mew HIiiHi b- !, SIS vorrr let your harvest season find you without a STUDEBAKER VAGON. .'. ff'y.3Mpnls.s..n ,. 1 ... 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At fre- luent intervals above the tops of the oug grasses aud tropical shrubs rllmpses are caught of the broad, wind- ng Itlo de Sautlngo, Its waters hasteu ng onward to the sea. Having traversed perhaps two-third f this enchautlug landscape, one' eat radually bccouies conscious of a low, iistant murmur, which steadily In creases to a deep rumble, and from :hnt to mighty rour, and presently tbe :rn incur comes to a stauiitlll at the very brink -of a high precipice, from which is viewed through clouds of va porous mist the slgbt of thousands of tons of water plunging over a wall of ;rny granite In a steady, unbroken HtHract 3X feet In width for a sheer listance of sixty feet In a seething, eddying vortex below. For a time the mind Is apt to be held n rapt contemplation of the spectacle; then, by degrees, tbe senses are awak ened to the various characteristics, the iXUlsite effects and weird vagnries of he foaming, falling waters. At the ex treme further shore a portion of the running flood Is turned aside by a spur f granite and burled agulust the face it tbe confining wall, from which It rebounds In a line veli-like cascade, ; while from the top of the precipice on To make th Heal or Things. To make th best ot thing ' In the rlghtwav is to let thing make the best of us. My next duty may be one I do uot enjoy, but for conscience' sake to do it a though I enjoyed it ' la to be mail a better man. Something that is a great delight to me knocks at my door. To make the best of it is not only to enjoy it heartily, but "heartily as unto the Lord" who let nie have It. Then by my joys I am made a better man. Ho with sorrow and disappoint ments. They are not meaut to dUUg. ore, but to transfigure me. Live with Clod, and all things shall be Ills serv ants, and work together for our good, and make the best of us, 8. 8. Times. widely read, as It gives a powerful pres entation of Russian life at tbe most i, cap 4i I i-l o Inriry trnlllniP v In net tiiian critical epoch of Muscovite history. jown and r(.at.u out tm.lr tendrils as If mere is something sigmncnnt in tins ; Tam efrort. to-erasu the dcscemllnn renaissance of Peter the Great. The smaller states of Europe are vanishing, one by one. and everything points to eventual collision between (lie Teuton and the Hlav. In the meantime every thing that Holy Russia and the anoint ed person of tbe Kaiser can do to mag nify their respective missions will cer tainly be accomplished. Harper Weekly. ' : i ' an Crane! Marks. Wool Spring Nevada, 11 13o per ponnd; Eastern Oregon, 10gl4o; Val ley, 19 18c; Northern, 9 (8 10c. Hop Crop, 1900, 12Uo. Butter Fancy ; ' creamery 28o; do seconds, 2627ie; fancy dairy, 25c; do seconds, 38o per ponnd. ' Eggs Store, 28c; fancy ranch, 83o. Millstuffs Middlings, $18.00 a 22.00; bran, 116. 6016.60. Hay Wheat $8 J-, 12 4; wheat and oat f8.00 10.10; beet barley $9.00 alfalfa, $6. 60 7. 60 per ton; straw, Sfi 87 Ho per bale. Potatoes Early Rose, 80 076c: Sa linas Bnrbanks, 70c (81 1. 05; river Bur banks, 0 66c; new, 7 6c $1.25. Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia. f J.758.2S; Mexican limes, $4.00 6.00; California lemon 75c2$1.60; do choice $1.762. 00 per box. Tropical Fruits Bananas, $1,600 2.60 per . bunch; pineapples, nom- inal; Persian date. t&tXe per An Original Order. An order came to a wholesale bard ware bouse one day last week. That is. It was presumably an order, for It was written uuder a business heading and had all the general appear ances. . , The employe who opened the letter studied It and said It beat anything be bad seen up to date. He sent it to a member of tbe firm, who read It and threw up both bands. - Since then he bas been showing It to bis friends. It was written by a rural dealer, and Is as follows: "Gentlemen Please send me at once two long-handled shovels, one dozen ixteen-inch hinges and two kegs of ton penny uails. Yours truly,- - , "JOHN ROBINSON. "P. 8. My son tells me we have plen ty of above, so you need not send. J. R." Chicago Tribune. torrents. Associated with these falls Is a itrange and beautiful phenomenon. II Is the constant presence of myriads of gorgeous butterflies, which flit In and out of the rifts of the great cascade and to and fro through the cloud of drift ing vapor, seemingly attracted and fiis iluuted by the dazzling, buffeting ava lanche of foaui.-Bt. Louis Globe-Democrat -. . Ilubblva. A bubble is bigger than a drop, bat it does no mors to 011 tbe spring, (or bobbles are but drops distended. Bub bles of pride, bubbles of hrpoorisy and self-assertion, bubbles of outward seem ing uuhelped by inwsrd worth, shine on the sui face of th river ol time, un til Cod' finger touches them and they are gone. It may b well for some of us to pray that w may not lie bobbles on the stream, deluding other by pre tense ol worth; but we need to pray also that we may not be bubble wor shippers, caught by social pretense or intellectual arrogance aud forgetful ot tbe limitations ol human thought and tne revealing touch of the linger ol Uod. . ' ' wrt Hrsnlh I lor. An onVnalre breath Is an Insult In T'it iri.'n.i. k urn i. i-nu imp ifinvaiv, iwrffiaiicmiy romsdlril by t'ai art-ts t'aody Catliarue. prus. laU, IDC, lr, Jr. Provldsnc. God is the Master ot tbe scenes; we must not choose which part we shall act; it concerns n only to be careful that we do it well, always saying: "II this please God, let it be as it is;" and we who pray Oust God's will may be done on earth as it is Heaven must remember that the angels do whatso ever is commanded them and go wher ever they are sent aud refuse no oir Tiimstaoces; sud if their employment lie crusted by a higher degree, they sit down iu peace and rejoice in the event. Chinas Commarclal Wealth. The progress of China in the last 60 year is well illustratetd by the fact that when the Yangste valley was opened, about that many years ago, $500,000 represented all that the Chi- HM. Wwitit kit. A anil a f ...... J .... wm mwj v. mi, w IU,lIJVr, and a few small vessels carried all the freight and passengers. Now all the sunnal foreign trade of th Yangste is valued at over $100,000,000, and a larger fleet of ocean am local craft ply between Shanghai and Hankow than on tbe Columbia, Mississippi and Hud son livers combined. in BUSINESS OFFICES are open lo two cUsms ot prraona.' ( t Those who writ well, ars accural in figures, understand bookkcfping, etc. 2) Thou who ar skilled fat short hand and typewriting. Persons who art prufidnl In both linn arc bet ter off still. They ar always given tht pntfsrenc. Ws teach all the branches, nd many more. Investigate our work, ii will pay. Call, or writ. PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLCCE Park and Washington ta. - A. P. Armstrong, IX. &, Principal. ; J. A. Vesco, Penman sod Secretary (Tb Famous German Wood Preserver) ..AVEfiAmus CAnnouiiEua.. Pormmnontly Dettroym ..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN.. tWOne application it all that ia required. It last for year. If your dealer cannot aupply you, write for circular and information to the following: distributing- agentat Perfection Pile Preaenrlng- Go Seattle, Wash.; Fisher, Thoracn & Co Portland, Oregon. Whittkr, Coburn ic Co., San Francisco, CaL The Only One. . Miss Well wood Ves, I belong to the Daughters of the Revolution, and pride myself upon being tbe most distin guished member of the society. , . Mr. Hargrenves Indeed! I suppose you trace your lineage back to some) man who was a lion In bis day, eh? Miss W ell wood ao, my great-great- grandfather wa only a private, but from all that I can learn he seem to hare been the only one la tbe whole army. Cleveland Leader. Cnr:oas Profession in China. In China the detection of false coins s a skillful, prosperous profession, uown as "shroffing," aud Is taught IB peclai acboola. Shore Cargoe that Hhift. "Once In a while we lead," said Mr. Bozssle, "that tbe ship 8o-and-8o or the steamer So-and-So lias returned to port, or has arrived, perhaps, with 'a decided list; cargo shifted.' Sometimes we see a land craft, a truck, with cargo shifted a big pile of boxes, towering high, shaken over to cue side or the other by continued Jolting along on the side of the street on the slope. "A load thus shifted can't be shaken buck by running along on tbe opposite slope of the road; It is like a stick of wood that has been bent and kept bent J till tbe grain is set; whatever you do with It the crook stays In, I "If care is exercised In turning cor ners and In navigating generally,' tbe shifted load can usually be carried to ' its destination as It Is without upset-1 ting, though It may work harder; the experienced truckman knows , just what can be done with It, and whether It has shifted so far as It will go, and all that. If It Is so badly shifted a to make the operation of the truck dlfll cult or dangerous, he hauls to one side by the curb and anchors that Is to say, be halt and unloads the shifted top course of bl cargo and then re load aud make everything trim and secure and sets out again.", The renewing of an old orchard in tbe (all should be don by plowing it and turning the sod under, followed by an application of 10 bushel of air lacked time per acre. A disk bar row may then be used, when a liberal coating of manure should be given, allowing it 40 remain on the surface of the ground a a mulch. Owing to tbe roots the plowing cannot be done close to the trees. (A4 A&e You SSTOaaa Ol tbe fact that Mining Ktock ar the beat kind of Investment? YV mean lis high-grade kind ol Blocks. W recommend two 8'orka in particular on a Dividend-payer and the other a prospective Divideud-I'ayer. Drop a a line and we will give yon all the particular; alio Dally Quotation of Oregon Mining Stock Exchange. VMGY, HENQEN(&VMQY:- 31 8 and 319 Chamber of Oommoroo, PORTLAND, OREGON, . REFERENCES: Eifhange National Bank. Colorado Springs Colo. ; Merchant National Bank. .Portland, Or. TIE KEELE! COSE B. Institute s Btat r 1LCGK0L, OPIUM. TOBACCO USIKS Prsrinas Rasa a lls.aa Harms oaflnlt. uaihiiloai. Th. dlu-.M trl.lda .aallr lo tin sunla hlorlri or n.n,l Trsatm.nt as ailmlni.ierrd n l ins Halay matitnta, 81 ln mr, rsrllano, origin, W rtt us II you srs In trouble. JOHN print ir rn. ... i c" Klv you th best bargains In gsuerai machinery, engines, boilers. (auks, punins, plows, belts and windmills. Th new IStl I X L Windmill, aold h him la .....tli ' - .mAUSKyS WINTER BARDCN,, Third and Msrrlsoa str.sts , fOHTLANU - - - ORBOON O. A. ALISKY. Prop. . Do not Isil to visit Buffet Oafe ...VKNKTIAN LADY ORCUXMTRA.. If wire didn't Insist on their hus bands working the lawn mower over time there might be fewer grass wld-! T ow. If a man ha short leg they can't be long to bim. Of mi 10 PROPERTY OWNERS lliilldlns or rmwllln their homes Hint w carry a full line ol Manteia. Tllln iiui n,.. T Pisces, Electric, 'in ami Combination than- flpllttfH aild kllfililiw.. ll.tfl.rlH J'.ll Ull. , . , ' - -- '.'-, aw. Catalogues on aplh'ation. i Mm J. WALSH. llneeeasor tn rrank Holmmb Are., 45 Waahliia'on at., fortlaud, Orsgun. Z Horn Grown Seed to Sow Thii Fall wo oi in.irsatfst ursaa aeeili, two of (rest- d food proilncjora tbs world has .ver tried IIKOSIIIH I.MKHHIH. llUn hi hp i I K l,s Haft Ttl.t. MK . IKIW OAT (ISAM, iu A Very Bad Combine ' i hat of A Very Bad Sprain and A Very Black Bruise It often happen, but jut m o(im St. Jacobs Oil Mtskea s eteas. lure, pruiuui cursor botb. tb or I0 per Ml, rur luriner- partieuiara. anilraa. aa. .1 KIJSN fOltN WHKAT N si'Et.TI, in per m or f, per 100. nx! per a or rwr I'M, .... a.uiia vi araaaana ueiuaeads. mHvvHvtvvvvrmvve CUTLER'S CARBOUTE of IQDIHE Consumption WW.? "d W. . SMITH I C8., Buffalo. jUMftoij. DROPSY I SR l 'v BM "it' "WIT FREE. ' v ski ir....s.n.......,i. r AV wuu iwaura- lV pll"liii1Poialtynjr twantv V-" If ' with tlia Bait woodaifdl iMirjeii, xisv. ourau uts&y tbsui- sad oaisi, ' Is rjai fl;Jr' s. BUSS, ...m-... i hi i,,,..,i :5iv--y NOTHING BETTER MADE Yos oan't make a mlstaks II yon gl t Mitchell.,. Mitchell, Iiewis & Staver Co. PORTLAND, ORECON. FINE OLD ..WHISKY... Gin, Brandy. Rum 13 lull qusrta. fs.00. Vtt sallnn, 12.90, XXX rUSl ASU IHISK1,1,W At.t, OIIOD GOOD Ort'.rs for ri'i 00 and onward d.llv.r.d frr. In nearest Railroad or SUnuasr Lauding, situ Case aud Kss. LOUIS CAHEN & SON Established k) V.ars. an vkancisco, oatirnnttu. CLAIMANT 0 nf-PIOIAfl Wrl tsNAIHAM rialiaiWH BICKf 0SU. Waahlnnts. U C . tliav Will re- Ulvsoulua rauliva. H. 5th N. H. Vol., Stall 501b Corns. Vroaaeutln claims tine 1S7A if; i ill LiJi..il eJUVERl laVskV . ON rOM a DOS. 0in1krtilwh.as4Irs- posala, Hisitloi a rinll.l'urtfr tba mood, A 111 llia' tlon. i rai anL Itlllnii.nM.a. rinaiAMArltuiurHliiiraa. 1' riiiiTtiii-A roti.wtiluiallaamn . (ivi lull lirs.o. tn. HOBAHKO 00., rWaMsala. fa. Suldbr lirnssltl. M. r. M. V. A. 4I-1KO0. Warns wrltlny t aAvsrtU.r nl.aa lusntlou this !'
