VOL. XI.
$2.00 Per Year
INDEPENDENCE, POLK COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOV. 24. I93
Five Cents Per Copy.
INDEPENDENCE
CLASSIFIED
Dslnuoss Directory
nil ilfwhwn it twraHifi wmMi. m
ena. ' icMii taeivaaal la Jt"
ittiui. Lin en'Aitn) will m fwtttf
k4a (SWr aaauv mir urpriip"' aeediaaja.
".Vol MMltrMMl W lldlMWH " WMM M
Unit Im aiu ml tftnia at lb iwnwiw pS-
OroJiiMi.
AMUSEMENTS.
Opera Houa, Main IVtenam Hrua. atra.
- ' . SANK3. '
lull. Nallunai, I'w. Mala Mill Mtmiuomh MM.
rinl National, Our. Matu ul C ata.
I '. .- i'UJ
BROKERS, GRAIN HO fS
tlm, K. tlry. Offlc tra National Han.
ARBCR3 4 BATHS.
K T. Ilenala, Main alree.
Nu kitthorlnKl ta Minuunv
BREWERIES.
Nonu.
BILLIARD HALL.
l'tnk It, rNlli4i, Main HMt
BLACKSMITHS-
H. A. f'uller.l'alr,!.
Nul aulliorUed to auuomier.
' BOOKS A STATIONERY.
(.'loUfeluar tttw , Main iMwk
'BOOTS m4 SHOES."
Miller A IHitlereiiu, near Flrat Nat'l HauS.
BRICK.
J. K, Cooper, corner t! etreet.
CARPENTERS4 CONTRACTORS.
I lnch A L'tMinl, oUU-a U alrmU
.Campbell A Hoo-leave ordt ra at lludfelUir B.
CIGAR FACTORY.
Noue.
CITY OFFICIALS.
J. A. Veneaa, Major.
Geo. W. Rc. Recorder,
r. P. Myera, Marahai.
CONFECTIONERY 4 FRUIT.
Roblneoa A Koblimm, Tin UUoa.
P. C. Intterou, near opera lionee.
CHURCHES 4 PASTORS.
Ilapllat, J. Fred jMiklna.
Preaoylertan, i. A.Tuwnaand,
Coagregatluual, D. V, rVilln.
ETanajellcul.H A.Cply. ' . '
MUudit,T.W. Iuiu.r.
II, K, soutb. Edwin Palmar,
rhrlallan. Noppalil'Ot paalur.
COLVPCTION AGENT.
XXfCTION
M.O. lutu
ilUJiiijlml.
CANNERIES.
Ind. Cannery Co. . near d iuu
DAIRIES.
J. i. Vanliradol, Indrrwidanca.
DENTISTS.
E. M. Uravua, liid. Nal'l Bank, up aUIra,
, A. Mttlkxy, O'lHit iK'll llrli. upaiatni.
J. II. Johnaon.Cnr. ttallrnad a Mnniiinulh. aia I
DOCTORS.
Lea A Babbitt, Ind. Nat l Bank, up etalra.
E. L. KaU'hum. Mimmoulb HI., ntur H. K.
0. 1). lluUer, opora liuuau, up ttulrn.
DRAIN TILE.
Nut autburlwd to aiiununca.
DRAY COMPANIES.
Hubbard A UUtaU, lUllad Mir.
W. D. Klklna, Itavaordra at Hotel,
DRESSMAKERS.
MIm .v.plila (lull, at rualili'tuw, lUillmad at.
Not authorlied toannoumw.
DRUGGISTS.
Hbelley, Alexander A Co., Main Mtr,
rattoraon Broa., opera bimao.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
Nol authorlied to aonouncia.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
W. 0. Cook; Chief ecalneer,
FISH, OYSTERS 4 GAME.
D. B. Boydton,Ctreet.
FLOUR MILLS.
Ind, MlllCo.,OeoBklnner A Co.
Blar Mllla,D.W.Hear A Co.
FOUNDRY.
Not authorized to announce.
FURNITURE.
W. 0. Cook, Whlteaker brick.
GEN'L MDSE-
Itoaendorf A Hlracbbcrg, Muln ilreot,
J. M, Vnnduyn, Cor Main aud C itreeti.
Not authorised to announce,
GROCERIES.
Wllvox, Baldwin A Co., Bouth aide 0 "trout.
cEacherun A Snndercock, Corner M e In t
inty A Paddock, Wmtl M Main Mreet
HARDWARE 4 AGL. IMPTS.
, F, O'Donnell, Cor, Main A Monmouth Hta,
. M, Wade A Co,, Muln and Monmouth HU.
f Not authorised to announce,
HARNESS.
Not authorised to announce.
HOTEL.
ftile i'aiace Ilntcl, 3, M. HliirE71'r"P.
ICE FACTORY,
Kone,
INSURANCE AG t NTS.
Ntrt euttinrlnecl to announna.
JOB PRINTER.
W rmt Hum om.-, Main iitn),
JUSTICE OF PEACE.
M4 eutborlmt lo aanonura).
LAUNDRY.
lud. steam ljiiinilry, A. J. Arlileoa,
LAWYERS.
A. M. Hurley, Mala atiwt.
(, A. Hmllh. lud. Nal't Ham, np alalra.
LIVE STOCK BREED'RS 4 DEAL'S
T, H. Huntley, tnilion(lu.
LODGING HOUSE.
rtie Hutmtiaiim. D. II. rluctfeltvr, nt dtxl
LIVERY STABLES.
IVtarCouS, Matattrael.
'.II Johneun. Main alreeL
LUMBER.
lrewotl A VonaM, Mtw mill.
MARBLE WORKS.
I U. U iiawkina, eor. HaUruaul Mill K atreela.
MARKET GARDNER.
I T. U Martuian.
MASONS, BRICK 4JBTONE.
Not eutSorlacd lo auuouuc.
M EAT MARKETS.
I Mwrllu llru., Main atmt.
iiiuta k niiir, t: ifu
MERCHANT TAILORS.
W. U. Hhantiell, C itrwt.
MILLINERS.
Not utitwtit to aunouiiev.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
iol aulnnrlanl tu anno
MUSIC 4 INSTRUMENTS
Not uthirnl In announce.
NEWSPAPERS.
w aw to. ton Friday. ,loa
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Not aulhurlaed la amiuuiire.
PAINTERS A PAPER
M.ll.Hoolt, Main atrrat.
HANGERS
Wlllla lnil,)wiTanntr at lh.nl A Partrtrvk'a
PHOTOGRAPHER.
D. H. Cravin. 0 utiwt, m.rth airtn.
PIANO 4 ORGANS.
Kiitauth'irlanl u aniiouiiif.
POULTR Y B R E E D E R.
Uxmliary Hnw,, Iiiilitiwndnuiw,
RAILROAD.
I ItiU. Mun. Molur CD, J. lninilf, runilucu.r.
Mbihrn Pacldo-liid. to I'orUaiid -7S aillfa.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Not aul horlwd loamiounra.
RESTAURANTS.
City Kaalaiimnl, C. O. I'ainpbvll, t'nip.
Notaullinrlai'd tu annoumw.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Ind. 1xlge No , A. O. V. W.
Vallny Ludge No. , I, O. O. V.
Uroa Uidge Nu. W, A. F. A A. M.
limner Lodge No. til, K. of I.
Kadmeii,
Woodamen.
KabakaH DegrM IOI IK. Clovor l No. t.
SALOONS.
I The Uin J. K. Coupar, prop.
I The t'wille-M, E, Uwena, pmp.
ITIie Mampia-f, 1, Morrla, pmp,
The Munuirnm ltyton Hniith, prop.
The Holul llur- II. II. Waller, prop,
SASH 4 DOORS.
Mitchell A Mohannon, Main etrecit,
M. T. Crow, near depot.
SCHOOLS.
Public, 0. A, Hltclmwk, 1'rlnfjlpal.
SODA WATER MFR3.
None.
UNDERTAKERS.
Not authorlied to annouiioe.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
I K , Yo ung, Ind. Nati Hank, np ami.
WAGON REPAIRING.
A. McNeil, Main atroet.
WAREHOUSES.
Not authorised to announce.
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY.
0. A. Kramer, Muln atreet.
WELL BORERS.
WOOD DEALERS.
We sell
FRUIT TREES
'. and all other
NURSERY STOCK
very cheap.
. Bond your ltt for mjwcIiiI prices,
Calftloiiuo free.
COUVALLIS KUBSEttY COMPANY,
I4712t Corvallli. Oregon.
"Only the Ocarb
Remain,"
Sy IlKNItV JIUINtON, of (llO JlUllM
n
Hmltli WtHilim
WiU'lilimry Co.,
riiltiwInlphU,
1 1 Ta., vim cwrtl.
1 I iMH follow !
" Among tli
many tMtlmonl.
ala whuili I iki
la Iar4 to oar
tain njedlnlnet
ptrfaimlng
eiUaa, ajeaualtm
Ut blood, to,,
Bon Itnpreu tna
mora (baa lay
IWI
Twanly years
ago, m Iht AM
si U itt, I bad
iwlllnt em
to
on y li,
which bnika tnd
bacem raa
a taf larat.
Our family pby-
ali'Un oould do
tu no iphxI, ami It wm (ard tbai tht
bone Would be alTiH'tad. At Ual, t
(nutl old
Mother Urged Me
to try Ayar't (Uraanarllla. I took Ihraa
bmtiaa, th ona liaaled. and I bar not
been troubled ahu-a, Oaly tba irara
ranialn, and the) tnemary of th
aaat, to ramlad ma ol th food,
Ayar't Sareaparttla baa done) aaa.
I naw weigh two hundred and twenty
pound, and aut In tba beat of health.
I hart been on tba road lor lb paat
twalvf Jreart, hay noticed Ayar'l Rr
aaparllU advartlMxl In all parta ol Ilia
t'oltvd Stale, and atwaya tak plaaa
ure la tailing what gnotl It did lot ate,"
Aycr's Oartaparllla
rrepand hy Pr. J. 0. Aye a Oa, Uwu, Maaa.
Cures others, will ourtyou
Dr. S. A. MULKEY
DENTIST.
ndopendence, Or.
The, I'ROKIXSION ritACTICKI)
in alt IIh braueticH.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Office over O'DonmilP HitrdwHro
Store, Cor. Main & Monmouth Sta.
Ollieo hours 8 a. m. to 12 in.
and 1 p. in. to fl p. in.
-FOK-
Mil
ise rnotDsrapns
Crayon, Work
Pastelles
India Inks
Water Colors
Go tn ;
I). H. CRAVEN'S
Photograph Gallery
Independence, Or.
fl
I
J. W, Clark has received a supply
of those rare
Japanese Wineberries,
which have heretofore been Boiling
at prices ranging from $1.00 to
$1.50 each plant, but he can offer
them delivered for
$2.00 A DOZEN.
It grows like a tree, is perfectly
hardy ami the plants you get are 2
years of ago, and grown in Oregon,
and will bear next year. Address,
before the stock is exhausted, J, W.
CLARK, Independence, Or. 60-lt 1
DELICIOUS
FBUI
DIRECT LEGISLATION
llltt'KKKM'K IX (lOTKRSIEm
Tlw InlllaUr aa4 aUIVnkM
MnlUrlaa4 Uarlaf (It rut
Twratflv fr.
Th eotumoii uacwaalUtai at a Hwlat
OAtghliorliaod, tuob aa aUblleliliigtud
umlntalitinc fcmal roatla, ixillcw. aud
aolnHila, and aJniliiUlerliig it com
itioo-wvallu, brliif t(a cltlntua togwihar
la dvtuoMwtio aMMuibeartat. 'J1ot ut
urdiffurwut Amtuu).
Out) farm of wall aaawmblaip, tba ta-
ata of the uutru(jluraof govprnoH-tit,
la the pulltiual omuwuual maallng. "(u
It take (ilat the tUftlona, Mral, alale,
and local; It la ilia local unit of alule
(ivruuiviit aud I he realdnary U$uU
if all powra not granted to oilier au
tboruta. IU prucawtlluga la auil and
highly ilttmor-ratle. It mevla either at
Uiccallcifan vxwutlva oouudl of ita
own eloctlon.or in purauant of iyourn
im nt, and, a a ruin, on a Hunday or
holiday. Illpmaldlligurllcer ll auiwe.
ilin-a the matrt, autnAtlrtHw a iwlal
vbalrniau. Cara la takon that only vol
era ahall alt lu the hotly of tke aaat'iu
hi;, it Mug a rul in Zurich that the
rtiglati-r of t'ltltt'tia almll lie ou the diwk
for lnatt'tlou. Trlkra ate atuolitd
by vtde and muat be prraona who do
out la-long lo (he villnK council, aliitf
that U the knitl luhliift which irxiee
ntmaurra fur tsntialderatlnu. Any mn
U'rofthewwnibly niaynfllr niutionn
or tuiiei.tlilciita, but oaually I buy art
Immght forward by IIh lowu cihiucII,
or at h-aat left rml lo that body before
Mug wiled upon." TbeofltdBltof the
miutiiun ehuaen In the communal
uitHilIng, are one chief executive (who
lu Kri-iH'li nmit'iniifi uaually haa two
aaalrtanta,) a oottiiiitinal council, which
IfgUlate ot) the leawr mallert onmlng
ii between eotniuunal nieetlugit, and
auoh minor oftli lala aa are not kft to
clioh-e of the wmiu'll.
Acouu mrtn or. ueigiiboriimHi
aenihlage b oue oooiHt only of thtaw
cltitt'ua who have right lu the com
munal corporale dontalna and ftiuda,
theae rlghta being either Inherited or
acquired (aametlmea by puKhaae) after
a term of uurvjj pulJUcal cltlivualilp.
A third form la the wiiali meeting,
at which gather the member of the
aunie faith tu the commune, or of even
a entailer church diatrloL The Pro
ttwtant, the Catholic, and the Jewiah
are reoogulnvd aa atate rellgioiia--the
frotcetant alone In aoine canton, the
Catholic lu othum, both In eeveral, aud
bolh with ttie Jewbth In other.
A fourth form of local aaaembly le
that of the auluxtl dlatrlct, uaually
aulxllvlalou of a eonintune. It electa
board of educntlun, votce taxci to do-
fray (K'hiKil exiwuriea, auiervlMi educa'
tioiial matleti, and In , aume dlatrleta
electa teacher. "
Dividing the otmttuuna thin Into
voting group, each with Ita apnropri
ate puraate, make for juatloe. He who
haa a abare In the ouinmunlal public
wealth (fureata, rat oral and agrictil'
turul land, and pcrhapa fundi,) la not
endangered lu thla proerty through
the vote of non-participant newcomera
or are educational allttlre with gen
eral politic, Aud, though slate aud
re'lgion ere not yet aevered, each form
of belief la largely left to laelf; In aouie
cantiin provialon la made thutacttt
itcu' taxua ahall not go toward the
uiiimrt of a rtllgion to which he la
oppoacd.
OmiANI.ATIOII OF CANTON AND CON
FKDKKATION,
In no ennton In Bwltxcrloud I there
more tlinu one lcglaliktlvebody;ln none
Uthcreaacnnto. Thevltlciln Switz
erland have nn mayor, the canton
have no governor, and, If the title he
ueotl tn tne American actum, the repub
lic haa no pretildent. I net end of the
imuiil eingle executive head, the Swiaa
employ nn executive council. Henoe
In every can ton a deadlock In leglalft'
tlou I lnipnHll)lo, the way I open for
all law demanded by a majority, aud
uulilier In canton or confederation I
one-man power known.
The oaiitotml legMiituru I the Grand
Council. In the Landxgemelnde cau
toim and thoHc having the obligatory
ilurereunuin, H 1 a utile mom than a
u pcrvimiry committee, preparing meas
ures for the vole of the cltl.ons and
acting as a check on the cantonal ex
ecutive council. In the remaining
cantou (those having the' optional
Itefurendum), the leKlxluture has the
power to spend money txttow a apeol
ftee limit; to enact laws of apcclflcd
kind, UMiiilly not of gcncrnl applica
tion; and to elect the niore important
officials, the amount of discretion In
the different cantons rlsiug grnduully
tlll the complete representative gov
ernment Is reiichud lu Freiburg, which
resemble", ono of our states, Though
in several cantons the Grand Council
meets every two month for a fow
days' tctHlon, In most of the cantons It
meets twice a year. The pity of mem
bers ranges from 60 ols. to $1,20 a day,
The lcglHlatlve bodies itro lurire;' the
ratio In five can tons u one legislator to
every NHX) Inluibltuuts; in twelve It
ranges frou ou to 187 up to out to 600,
ann In Uta remaining 4a from one to
1000 to on to WOO, Tba Landago
invlutto cantoiia uaually have fifty to
aixty member; Geneva, with 20,000 vot
er, haa a buodred.
In all of th twenty-two oautoiia,
eertalu number ol voter petition
It, th queation aiual b auboiltted to
th op' whether or not the legUIa
ture ahall b recalled and m , new oue
elected.
The mrniatlon of tha Bwia Federal
Aaaeinbly (oongreaa), ataldlahed tu
m, wa ItiDuenoad by th make-up of
th American oungrea, Tha lower
linuae I elected by dlatrleta, aa In the
Hulled Mate, thebaala of reiavaanla
tlnu balng oue member to 20,000 Inbau
Itaula, and th number of member 147.
Th term for till bona I three year;
Ilia pay, four dollar day, during
Ion, and mileage. Tha upper uouae,
t he Council of Htale (annate), tha only
body of tha kind la BwlOJrland, l
contpoaed of two nientber from each
canton. Cantonal law governlna; their
election, th tenure of their oftlo la not
the aame; In om canton they are
elected by the people, lu other by the
legUlatiire; their pay variea; their term
of office raugee from on to three year.
Their brief term and the fact thai
their more Important functkma, audi
aa th election of the federal evecutlve
ett'tncll, tak place In Joint amalou
with the aecond chamlwr, render the
member of th "upper'' houee of lea
welxht In national affair than thoae
of th "lower."
Seal Batata TraaaiVr.
M 0 HuhUrd to Wm L Colkln.
hit In fall City f
40
B Fraaer lo I' C Hears, 40 acre
uenrltethel
400
W B Fergtiaou to W J Ferguson,
lot In Independence........ ......
400
tlia I'hllllps toKam Phillip, 70
acre lu ttla, r 4 w....,
8,800
V P Bhaw to Q P Locke, 12
acre lu tBa, r6 w 5,000
Laura V Ilarrhxm to Hofa M v
(loff, lutlu Independence
872
,
650
60
H B Stephens to A i Martin, lot
In Dalla
Inane Leven to Lucy darling,
lot In Dallas
Klmil Illnahaw to Avery Hln-
haw, Interest In ttieacrv of
Iaaao Ulushaw d I c......
JI Conuer to Joseph M Yo
cum, 251 acre In t6s, r6 w...
1,400
7,000
1
RtiU'rl How to Carey and Wm
liowe, 18 acres near Dallas....
M D eteward to U W Alley, lot la
llalleton....,
O Clodfelter to Emma Btoele,
lot I n I ndependeiice .......... .
1,100
Josephine Itlrd to J L Collins,
lot In Dallas...
80
6
200
Ja II llurua to I'bya Daly, 9u5
acre near Lewlsvllle,
Preacott Venos to A 8 Buy
dcr, 'JO acre IntP, r4w
Isaac ltall to Nancy A Chapman,
IM in ilallaton 160
B C Btanwnod to OH Cobb, 1
acre near Dallas..,..,.. 150
Barney Cady to L L Oleniau,
100 acre lu 1 10 a, r 6 w 2,100
lien Woods to T W llrown, land
t7a,r8w
O W Bhlun to D W Beara, lota In
I ndependence
W W Smith to N F Nelson, 1-6
iiltereat In d 1 o of Geo Nelson
aud wife...,
Cbrlstlau College to town of Moq.
mouth, lots In Monmouth,....
D M Lluuel to John Hansen,
lota In Monmouth.,.......,.,.
Walter Koneo to 0 Ilonon, Itouco
saw null site
W L Wells to A A Lev06 acres
In t6s, r8 w...
400
87Q
650
400
600
f
10
P A Jtihnson to T P Ileveus, land
In t9s, r w. .......
V Austlue to J H Inglow, lota In
Independence , .........
1,000
600
Names of Taxpayers Mot Given Last
. Week.
lUissell.MC.......... t 8 600
Bcudder.TH 600
Bharman, W G 600
Shelley, Itoswell. 8100
Bhelley tk Alexander 5 760
Sherwood, MA..,,., , , .. 600
Skinner, Alloa..-....',...'.;....' 780
Stapleton, John 6 788
niuiueiuii, rfuiiu. ......... ... oio.il
Stark J A " 8 400
Btockion Houki;".'.'..v..v.:!.;; 7000
8tumburg,H..., - 655
Teiheriw, 8 910
tk h r i itfio
tTu m."""
Vanduyn, J M.. 10 000
500
VanMeer, Abhle ., .
VanOrsdel,J O,
, ,..
Veness, J A....
Wade A Co, KM.
4 Rllnl
Walker, G A
600
J 800
1 875
11221
' 600
Wheeler, J A
Wheeler A Clodfelter.,
Whlteaker.DJ.........
Whlteaker A Robinson
Wilcox Veneas... 1200
Wilcox A Baldwin 182.
Williams, J L ... 8 060
Williams, V A 1826
WltinuII.E 1600
Situation" Wanted.
Hy a lady as cook or housekeeper, for
further particulars, call at this office.
Go to J. F. O'Donnell
for
Mexican
Silver Stove Polish.
48-
Highest of all in Leavening
If
for
1XC0IE TAX WILL I.00KE SEW YOKE
Mating th Prearnl Jlemerratle (ill
o , ,iJter tv KmM ' r
"ladenri,.' trrai of Year.
Wasiiinoton, Nov. 17. Dourke
Cm kruii, of New York, spoke his mind
with characteristic blutitnesa today to
his fellow members of the ways and
meaus eommlltee regarding the pro
posed Income tax. air. Cockrsn oaiue
down from New York this morning.
(I was at the capital bright and early,
but the anticipated committee mel ting
was agsiu postponed. It may occur to
morrow, or there may be suotber delay
till Monday. In the meantime Mr.
Os'kran eniployed his leisure moiucnte
denouncing the prKttiliou to tax In.
come. He referred to the Uteueat !
tlutt the Imposition of such a tax would
b gratifying to the popultate, aud
added sarcastically tlutt when dem
ocrats Ik'khu chaalng popullste suiiie
one always gets "left," and that one Is
usually the demouratlo party. But:h a
tax, he Informed a little coterie of his
eommlttee associates, wss vicious lu
principle. It was class legislation of.
the worst character, lu Ibis cam It
would array the rich against the poor,
and In such a contest the rich always
came out ahead. It would relieve the
bilmritig mull of rmpoiMiblllty In main
talulng thegovurtimcut, and lu the end
It would exclude him from participa- j
tiou lu It. If such a tax should be
levied It otujht theu, In his judgment,
l apply equally lo everybody, so that
Uie mau that earn f i a day might pay
bis tax of 4 ecu la, and thus preserve
bis rlghta aud dutica a a self-resiHx-t-
lug cttlseu, just the same as the tuao
wliose iiiootne was tio a day. Point
oally, he thought it would be fatal to
lite democraUa party. One result
would be to make New York, now the
Gibraltar, a rcpublicau ceulcr for au
Indefinite term of years.
(ievelsnd's Visit to Sew York.
Nkw Yomk, Nev. 17. An afternoou
paper says; 'Liglit Is beginning to
dawn uiran the object of l'resldeut
Cleveland's hurried sud mysterious
vialt to this city Wednesday, Notr
witbslaudiug the statement that Cleve
land Is enjoying the best ot health, it is
understiKxl to-day that such Is really
not the case. Humors have been traced
to a prominent suigvou lu this city,
who Is hi the coullduuce of Cleveland's
profestlonal advisers. He has stated
that the real object of the prveldcut's
visit here was to get advice about
painful coccygeal abscess which he
haa. Dr. Hryaut, Cleveland's oliyei
ciau, when seen, refused to affirm or
deny the rumor about his patient's
new affliction.'1
Steel Direct From the Ore.
PrtTHBUKQ, Nov. 17. It Is said that
the Standard Oil Company is prepar
ing to engage lu the uiauufiioture of
steel on a mora magiilflceitt scale than
(iruegie, or any other manufacturers,
by a new process which hns been dis
covered to make steel directly from
ore, ' This will reduce the cost to a
minimum. Promitieut capltullHts are
now In Cleveland conferring with the
Ktaudurd officials.
AN ALUMINUM .BOOM.
Mewa Abonl Ilia Metal Marvel-Ilow It Ii
Driving Silver Out of the Art.
Washington, Nov. 14, There Is big
new to be told about aluminum. It
is now ou toe market at sixty five
, .... , - .
' """""i a,M thousand fresh
u hu Mn ;iivr ,ut f u,t
U?
"ff k 11 18
tlm' "ud wm ',e l,eteu Into leaf nearly
asthln asgold-lettf. , The production of
It has surpassed that of nickel, aud will
400,1 exixHH' 'it of copper and lead.
tn tact, aluminum is destined to taae
the place of lead aud cooper to a lare
w 1 tiiHiut irou w ueu ii
becomes cheap enough. Economical
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The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Runes 40 Years the Standard
Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
pro!- for Its reduction alone now
are need-d. There Is more of it In the
world than there Is of Iron. It forms
even per ecu . 41m suatetlai af 4ts
earth's crust Kvery claybauk 1 a
mino uf It, aud nearly all rocks are lit
eral ore-beda of It. At preseut It 1
comparatively dear because no method
ha as yet been discovered for obtain
ing It at small cost from common clay.
Tne minerals from which It is now de
rived are comparatively rare.
This country produced thirty-Hire
pounds of aluminum in lw3. lu 1802
the output of the United Btates wa
tfW,o0 pounds. Last year oue concern
In Germany, at the falls Of the Rhine,
turned out 7:90,000 pounds of It. The
domestic nroducliou is to be largely
lucretteed by works at the Niagara Falls,
which will utilize the power of tha
Niagara tunuel. Up to January 1, 1803,
the total world' output of the metal
ha been only about one thouaand tons,
ltm It is not king since aluminum wa
regarded only as a curious experimen
tal creation of the laboratory. Its his
tory Is all before It.
THE MEXIcirKETOLT.
A Report That a Battle Ocearred Yes
terday Sear Falema.
El Paso, Tex., Nov. 17, Latest do-
veloptiHtitt lu the Mexican revolution
Is that battle occurred today some
where near I'akiuias. But this la only
becuuiw it was so planned, aud not on
account of any news. The Mexican
consul today presvuied to the dlatrlct
judge the uauies of the people liviug In
this country that the Diax government
wants arrested on the charge of viola
tion of the neutrality laws. Judge
Huckler agreed to furnish th informa
lion to the United Btates marshal and
state rangers. Three hundred federal
trtwp are now ou their way from Mex
ico to streiigtheu the forces In Jusres.
THE (Jl'EEJt OF THE 0CE1X.
Nha Maut4 1 Kauta at a Bal ot SS.03
Kueta au Uuar.
i Boston, Nov. 18. The Columbia to
day fairly won the title of queen of Uie
ocean, blie steamed from Cape Auu
to Cape Porrxrixe, ou a trial trip with
the United Stales board of Inspection
ou board. Her average siwed for eiirb-
ty-elght kuou was knot. But
she steamed 7 8.4 knots of a run at a
rale tlutt averaged 25.03 knots an hour.
Bite wou for the builders, William
Cramp & Sou, a neat bonus of 8450,500.
DOST SELL YOl'K WHEAT.
A Hold-Yimr-Wheat Clroular lUa Baas
laauad to farawra.
ST. Paul, Nov. 18. The farmers In
the Northwest, realizing the shortage
of wheat, have held several meetings
to discuss the situation and decry tha
cause of the unprecedented low price
in the face of the shortage. As a result
another "hold your, wheat" circular
has been isaed from Pierre, It reads iu
part as follows:
"Every country in Europe except
Russia, has this year had a short wheat
crop. Our wheat crop Is at least 1,000,
000 uuder that of lost year, and 2,000,
000 less than that raised in 1891. The
geueral financial stringency of the last
six months has brought out large sup
plies for all. The harvest this year has
becu a poor one; the exports this fall
have been large, amounting to about
80,000,000 bushels since the harvest be
gan. Aftor a thorough Investigation
of conditions exlstlug, we feel certain
that the year 1804 will bring much
higher prices aud do not hesitate to
urge Northwestern producers to hold,
their wheat In hand for a few mouths."
WEST SIDE (XIBUISU RATES
Begulnr price Our
tor two price
Wkst 8i db and New York
World . $8 50 2 25
Wkst Side aud American
Fanner 8 00 200
Wkst Kidb and Oregoniau. 4 00 8 00
Wkst Biik aud Sau Fran-
Cisco Cull 8 00 2 25
West Side and Cosmopoll- '
tau.. 850 800
Wkst Sidk and Youth's
Companion , . 8 75 8 00
Baking
Powder.