— «Sr» Resume of Events in ths x u , Northwest. * A «yodícete baa bean farmed te tun- EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH I never used ao quick a cure as Piao's Cure for Consumption, B. Palmer, Box 1171. Seattle, Waah., Nov, 26, ug6. II A N UR-For all klnda or work ruralated Waa oa •hurt »ottoe. AddrM. Hlgl.r'. oi See, H2 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. Sugsr wm The Foster 4b McDonald mine, in Gold Gulch mining district, wm bonded to Crook county capitalists last week. Plenty of trout oan be oaught on Co io river, by using salmon eggs for bait, but fly fishing in that river is ever for the season. Tbe North End Mill Company/of Coos ba/. hM discontinued rafting Sus from the Coquille, and is now ipplug them over the railroad. The contract for constructing the dikes, etc., in Tillsmook harbor, has bean awarded to Contractor Jacobson, who had th» contract at Bandon iMt first cultivated in Maderia in 1430. We wish to establish in every town on Coast an exclusive agency for ths A. M. W WATxa-Paoor Duas F a ciao ano H inkiko . Best seller on markst. For terms, sample« and particulars, address at oiu-e P acific C oast A ukxct Wim Maao- rAcnaiau Co., 819 Market street, rooms 23 and 24, Ban Francisco, CaL the DnirNXBB CAMROT BU CUR» reach the doe«* only one way tc consti tu- tional Hnmed condition ot the muooua lining of tbe Euatachian Tube. When Ibis tube is inftsmed vou have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear- I mt. and when it Ie entirely eloeed, deatneae la the result, and uniem the Inflammation can be taken out and thia tube restored to iu normal ■ iinon, hearing wi.l be destroyed forever: nine cases out of fen are caused by catarrh, which 1s nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous eurlacee. He will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafneea (caused by eatarrb) that can­ not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Curs. Band for circulars; free. r. J. CHENBY A CO., Toledo, a - fold by druggists, 75c. V Hall's Family Pills are the beet. Tbe extention of the Sumpter valley railroad to the town of Sumpter waa celebrated by a ball and pionio, and by the shipment of concentrates and ores that bad been accumulating for two Foaa, Gutbrie & Co. shipped from Baker City a trainload of 490 cattle. Nearly all of the cattle were bought from Powder Vklley atockownera The Ths hardy Sootoh tweeds have, a prioea were:; Cows, |16; twoa, |18; favored plaoe among the seaabn’s popu­ threes, 998 and 994. lar textiles. Some of tbe hopgrowers in Washing­ ton county are storing crops in the Masonic building in Laurel, where the hop« will bo kept until sold. Seven and a half oenta baa been offered for hops in Hillaboro. The ebinook run of salmon in the Siuslaw thia year has been fairly good, bnt it ia about over. The big run of silverside salmon baa not yet entered » New Haven, Conn., Nov. 8.—The murder cate i g liu.t Rev. H. H. Hay­ den hM been uismiseod ia the court Lt recalls one of tbe moot finiational trlab In the history of the Conneotiout criminal court. The trial took place in 1879, and wm probably m widely (lisousaed as any trial that has token place in tbe country. , September 1, 1878, Mary Stannard, who had been employed as a domestic in Hayden’s house, went to her home and sent a letter back informing Hay­ den she would soon he a mother, oharg- jug him with tin responsibility for her condition. On the following day ah« returned to North Madison and visited Hayden's house several times, fin illy tolling her sAter that he had promised to buy her medioina Next day Hay­ den left home, telling hie wife bo wat going to Durham, and about noon b« appeared at the home of Miao Ston nard’e sister. Late in tbe afterbocn her body was found. Au autopsy wai held, and aixty grains of araenic found in her atomach, un a boor bed. Hayden wm arrested but denied all knowledge of the murder or any re­ lations with the girt Tbe trial bad many sensational feautres. The strongest point in the defense was made by the mixing up of experts on two kinds of arsenic. The jury was taken on a special train to view the scene of th e"te order and when their decision One of the Advantages....... n OLDS ft KING, Ülap The receiver of the Traders’ bank, of Taooma, made a showing of bis trust before Judge Stallcup last week. The cause of the case being brought up wm to get a ruling of the court as to whether the assets now on band ahould be sold and the stockholders asssssed to pay the balance of the liabilities or let tbs matter rest awhile. Tbe atook- holders have virtually agreed to the former plan, and if the court allows Mid, Jr, MMX. A. IttTFHtRT rer«: “1 appreelate toe het that there sre thousand» and Utourenda of the ladle» ot the United M»tee that Would like to trv my World Renowned FACB BLEACH: hut have been kept from doing»0on account of the price, which 1» »2 per bottle, or • bottle» Uken together »5- In order that all of th< may have an opportunity, I will free a 1 In mall wra,p«r*M ■ample bottle, Mfely pecMd, Nail receipt of «cent». FRECKLKS, p—,—, ._____ __ ’ w*» the »kin, and wrlnklee (not caueed by facial np, aa ooereetio* Ao, but j 1896. Salem, Or., Nov. 9.—Dr. M. S. Skiff today delivered 90,000 pounds of hops that bad been contracted at 18 cents. An offer of 11 cents was today refused by a Salem grower. Thia ia the high­ est offer made thia year. Philadelphia, Nov.. 8.—Mrs. Frank Mayo, widow of the well-known actor, died last night at Canton, Pa., from “Bde before D**“”« die effects of an operation for tumor. A viaitor on ths Sound is interested • ojre. in the lumber trade with Delagoa bay, Send for my book “How to be Beautiful," free . . , .___ . »v- on »ppiicMioa. Addrere all «MnmunicwUou» Africa, says that during tbe next reckon twlevemonths between 60,000,000 and Xoom «, Golden Rule Building. Portland, Or 70,000,000 feet of lumber will be re- --------------------------- quired to supply the^visible demands of tbe country tributary to Delagoa bay «iX-XTr/G? alone, and tbe whole will have to be supplied by Oregon .nd Washington You want one! Write ferCalalogw. aS mills. This amount of lumber would I r Type Founders’ Co. load about thirty large shipa. PetUaM.Oe. I The salmon fishermen on tbe Snoho- are patiently waiting tot I f . it doe» not cover letter . ' ..... I WANT In. Siili M Cbugtd II Appurila Tül Ski Ku« Hitiilf. Special Correspondence. Portlaud, Or., Nov. 9. last week, in reference to the clubs ot Portland, whilst I. by no means, meant to give a complete dub directory, in mentioning the more prominent, as I Williams* riah PllU- returned to life, as above related, waa at work on the roof of tbe new that I am completely cured.” 1 These facts I obtained from the min- roundhouse, were knocked out andTiis Mra 3. G. Bailey wss sfllioted for a inter myself, who is a worthy, reliable face lacerated by being struck by a long time __ _ _____ ___ and and truthful gentlemanS That was with kidney (rouble piece of rook thrown by a blast In oould not net nights. ' uh. Bhe -->4: aaid aah M “I truly a nnrorw escape from , being view of thia last piece of carelessness, bad ' heard so much about the wonders buried altre. My present information z Chief Hawthorn aays he will take steps that Pink Pills performed that I con- i is that there are hopea of Mrs. Dick- , £ \ to effectually put a stop to the reckless eluded to try them. I commenced enson's permanent recovery. risking of human li^p. taking then, and found immediate re- i Even hard times help ns somA A lief, sleep nicely, and in eveiy way recent heavy failure here' of J. M. am greatly improved. ’’ Moyer & Co., bringing with it tbe fail- London. Nov. 8.—The Globo, ta an p Falrehild la a drugigst doing ' m M Albany Woolen Mills, hM ti™ 1«»' “it.*!** ahould tbe bnainaaa ta Phraerville. He says he thrown an immense stock of men’s and insurrection last much longer. ________ Spain i hM h Pink Pill« Pale x«-.' been relllnw atllinc Pink Pills for for Pata hov«’dothinif on the market, made of expected for tbe last ten days. Mrs. 3. T. Vipcent, who has a gar­ den in tbe south part of Toledo, claims to have raised tbe largest pumpkin of the season. Tbe pumpkin is five ‘ feet six inches by five feet one inch in cir- . ■■ _______ Wb oumferenoe, and is still growing. Eight men, including tbe millers, were thrown out of employment by With a better understanding of tbe tbe burning of the Weston flouring transient nature of the many phys­ mill» Tbe mill lacked 800 barrels of ical ilia, which vanish before proper ef- completing a 1000-barrel order for tbe It bad just received a rightly directed. There ia comfort in China trade. the knowledge, that so many forma pt telegram asking terms on 1,000 more sickneae are not due to any actual die- barrel» ease, but simply to a constipated condi- Messrs. May & Berniers, of Harris- tion of the avatem, which the pleasant family laxative, Byrupof Figs, prompt­ i burg, during the week preceding the ly removes. 'That ia why it ia the.only 90tb inst., shipped 16,000 bushels of remedy with milHoneof families, and ui wheat from their warebouae cm tbe railroad. The object wm to mvb their who value good health. Ita beneficial customers the advantage of the 8-oent effects are due to tbe fact, tbat itia the one remedy which promotes Internal rate which went out of effect on tbat eleanHneM without dsbilitating the date, the rate now being twelve cento par hundred. V organa on which it acta. It ia therefore per all important, in order to get Ite bene- 'a. w. Wright and Cbalree Collins A4..I..1 A m r- —A- whan ” _ flcial effects, to note when you pur- are putting up at sue the foot ~ F®"111« "P a ■ sawmill sawmill as toot . ehase. that you bavwtlie genuine arti­ cle, which is manufactured by the Cali­ fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and add by all reputable druggista. Kth nt Tx«-__ _L. _ ___ ... .. „« ..k.i ' It to Abe enjoyment of good health, nvA» order h- by tbe 1 16th of December. mending, the terminatidh of the rebel- and the system Is 1 regular, laxatives or now have ten men at work. . Orders lion must endow Spain witbiw verita ­ needed. If for 100,000 feet of lumber have been other remedies »re ble white elephant. For a long time afflicted with any_____________ afterward abe would have to maintain may be commended to the most Skillful received already. physicians, but if in need of a laxative, an army of occupation to prevent an­ one should have the beat, and with the other uprising, and, as the revenue re­ well-infonned ev< A theater ia being built in New ceipts would be next to nothing, the Whatcom that will bo able to seat Madrid treasury would have to' find the 1,000 persons. money. In the presence of this dismal Colfax college has msde arrange­ proapect, the Globe opinee that tbe ments to publish a monthly paper, an Spanish people would do well to con­ sider the question whether Cuba is eight-page sheet Tbe city tax levy in Olympia for the worth retaining. If it is, Spain should of clty'lif«-|s^th« bargalaa of th« ensuing year will be 10)^ milla. Last use all possible dispatch in accomplish­ big city stores. ing its pacification* either by conces­ year the levy was 19 X milla. sion or conquest Our Mal! Order Department ‘ Olympia sportsmen will take steps to Fw PrflTMt the trapping of quail, contrary example, we ofler to law, by men and boys in Thurston Indianapolis, Nov. 9.—The secretary county. of the state board of health has a case Children’s Natural Grey reported from Columbus, where s man The entire collection of coins which Wool Underwear........... . , A. her. pictured, fin. pad. good., lu ’»o1«» ,rom Ferry museum in persisted in kisaing bis sweetheart who right.or«fon weight, Tacoma a few weeks ago, baa been re- is alarmingly ill with diphtheria, by which he also contracted the disease. covered. A levy of three and one-fourth milla The secretary therefoie wants to inter- has been made by the eehool board of dio» kiasing, concerning which he Tacoma for school purposes. The levy Bey* A m “I ain ocnivnoed of the difficulty the will provide «80,100. health board will meet in trying to The Herrick Canning Company, of taboo kissing among aweehearta. Al­ Aberdeen, has put up 160,000 cases of though a most dangerous pastime, salmon this season, snd expects to put there seems to be an inherent tendency up about 4,000 more. to indulge in it, and we have little Very few hops have been sold in hope of ever being able to do away Puyallup thus far, only those that have with it I may have to recommend a FOR lie a garment In. been contracted for having been de­ disinfectant All that will be neces­ FOK 2Sc a garment In. .Sto IS year sixes livered. FOR 39c a garment In. Growers seem to think they sary will be to rinae the teeth well A bargain never matched In Portland's his­ tory. On tbera we will ray the poetage or ex- will get more by holding on. with it and rub it well on the lipa. preM. and with each order will tend our new A bullet bame flying through the That would insure against the dangers Fall Sbopprtig puide Free. window of 3. H. -Miller’s kitchen, in resulting frontosoulation. ” Whstoom, the other day, and struck X —--------------— iti i Mrs. Fred Hamburg, who was at work Dlatr M Iucroasln< li posilabo , ox. there, on a finger. The ball had spent Ml w.»bl»ft»« St Loudon, Nov. 8.—A dispatch to the its force and did not injure her. Daily Mail from Conatantinople aaya: HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL/ In order to cut down expenses, Olym­ “It ia rumored that the Armenians pia has entirely abolished the usegif' have decided to poison the water sup­ I» L RUPPERT’S FACE BLIACH. street lights. Several citisens have, ply, and tbe authorities are taking rig­ however, subscribed a fund for tbe id precautions. Panics are of daily illumination of tborougbfarea near occurrence. The masses regard the in­ In fat crease in the price of bread as a sign their residences. The loggers and mill men who have of tbe approach of war. The bitterest Besten. campa on the Small streams flowing strife exists amongjthe ministers in tbe into tbe Snohomish river are anxiously Xildis ki<»k- There are rumors of waiting for rain. These streams sre I ot ministers and officials. Tbe midolli now so low that logs or boats cannot be ; sultan’s only supporters now here are Hassan Pasha and Rifat Paaha. ” floated to tbe mills Gladness Comes i Friends FtiM to Reagite Her P ortland «s > ST- ■ = ■•ett,a». siaxe, aud m it is utterly subversive oft Tuiin and Lausanne by rail ■ —- i A MINISTER ACQUITTED. » Pleine cm kidnaw’ramphùinL^iMrì^a» fever sud »bue, L new, debilito and--------------- ----------------- -- |» rhenmatunn,'aflaaaata which the Ulttsra is particularly adaptad. !............... ÍI Vandslia, ID., Nov. 8.—Near Hag­ erstown, this county, Edward Arm­ strong was in a cornfield bunting quail with his wife. -Mrs. Armstrong could not see her husband, who was on the other side of the fence. She fired at • covey of birds, tbe charge striking her husband in the beck of tbe head, and killing him instantly. London, Nov. 8.—The Obaerrer's source that it is tbe oaar'a intention to Omi SEE? DUR i “““ sales nave been more than doubled WHbin the Inst six months, especially a as » amignee, assignee, hr has cut prices to exact cost to raise money at once. So, if you | happen to .want clothing, suits? over- coats, boys’ clothing, at actual whole- sale cost, address Assignee, J. M. Moyer & Co., Third and Oak streets, j ' and my word for it. Senator Selling i will quote you at actual cost, for ' brand new goods, newest patterns and latest styles. The rainy season has about set in, and not for years have Portlanders had a better opportunity of experiencing the benefita of tbe excellent new street pavements tbst I have recently referred to in thia correspondence. Heretofore, walking in tbe buaineaa center of thia ? oity, during the rainy season, has been, I I might say, almoat perilous; certainly it waa experimental, for no man oould tell when he put his foot down in ‘the sloughs between the rows of buildings, whether be would rest his sole on a stump or In the bottom of a sunken mudsoow. Tbe new streets add to comfort and give impetus to trade at the stores, which amply repays the out­ No Salta. This is a story that Charles Henry lay for good paving. An interview with H. W. Scott, editor Webb—I dare say you’ve read Mr. ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII Webb's exquisite verses In tbe current of tbe Oregonian, and with Sylvester Pennoyer, mayor of Portland, may ap­ Harper’s—tells of a Western experience pear in my next letter, after the eleo- of bls. He happened to meet an old acquaintance In Ban Francisco a few if both of them would only speak their years age, and m there was grand opera inmost minds on the result of tbe eleo- in the city Just then, Mr. Webb took tbe tion, it would prove interesting if not young daughter of bls friend to’ hear instructive reading. EZEKIEL. "Fault" Tbe girl wm just out of a convent, and bad never been In a thea­ ter in all her life before. As the curtain Cinoinnsti, Nov. 9.—TbAe were IN GUARANTEED ORDER. ......FOR AALE CHEAT rose Mr. Webb handed her a pair of two shooting affrays last night In opera glMsea. The girl looked at them tbe first one a drunken Swede wm m H. P. Hercúlea, G m or Ga«oHae. for a moment Then she raised them ejected from the Salvation Army bar­ t-a H. P. Hercuha, Gas or GaMlioe. to her dainty none, sniffing at first one racks, whereupon he shot James Mur­ ►a H. ,P. Regan, G m ar GaMliae. ray, but not dangerously, and then •ide and then the other. t-3 H. P. Oriental, Gas or GaMliae. “Why,” she said, as she hiyided the shot a little girl in tbe wrisL He also »-4 H. P. Otte, Gas er GaMliae. Í lorgnette back to her companion, “you fired at bis pursuers before he was ar­ 1-4 H. P. Pacific, G m ar Gasaliae. rested. Tbe other shooting wafif ain’t got any salts in them.”—Washing­ 1-6 H. P. Hercules, Gaa er GaMliae Sherman’s distillery, in tbe western ton Post i-ro H. P. Hercules, Gas er GaMliae. part of the oity. The participants were nA Legend Spoiled. two government storekeepers on duty State Your Wants and Write for Prices........... The Nspoleoulc legend'tells how Na­ at the distillery, A. E. McKensie and poleon, while Moscow was In flames, Bernard Langemeyer. McKenaie shot found time to draw up a decree organ­ Langemeyer in the bowels and groin. ising ths Theater Francia, says ths Langemeyer died at the hospital. Mo- Paris “Messenger.” Alas the story Is Kensie came to the police station and 406-7 Sansome Street not true. The French national archives surrendered. San Francisco, Cal... have recently been overhauled, and it transpires that Napoleon was in Poland O m , OMoliaa and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 K. P. Rebecca Harding Daivs* new story when he received tee decree ready to be signed. He there signed It and sent entitled *Whoes Waldeaux” will be It back to Paris, but in the margin serially published in Harper’s Basar, wrote tbe following: "To be forwarded beginning in the issue dated October HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETO. when the army will be at Moscow. It 10th. The illustrations are by T. de ' to His Majesty’s Intention that the de­ Thule trup.__________ since the wonderful recovery of Mrs. Hadix,whose case wMconsidered hope- lem. and whose recovery by the use ot Pink Pills was considered almost a miracle. The reputation of these pills is fully established for doing what they promise. Dr. Wllliama’ Pink Pilla contain, in a condensed form, all tbe elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are an unfailing specific for such disesses ss locomotor ataxia, partial paralyaia, St Vitus’ dance, soi- atioa, neuralgia, xheumatism, nervous headache, the after effect of la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale ail'd sal­ low complexions, all forms of weak­ ness either in male or female. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post paid on receipt of prioe, 60 cents a box, or six boxes for 82.60, by addressing Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. BattleAs^ PLUG^ Don’t compare ( “Battle Ax.” with the best on the market, and you will find you get for 10 cents almost twice as much “Battle Ax” as other high grade brands. îi0“ i*Æ* Cheapest Power Rebuilt Gas and Gasoline Engines, Hercules Gas Engine Works HEADQUARTERS * GUNS cree should be dated from tbat town.” Tbe archives did not say wbetEer tbs decree wm sent to Moscow or not, but It wm certainly not drawn np there. • Myoose is a sugar produced from the ergot of rye. This circular la leaned for the benefit of CW country cu»t< of oar Imlly ---- ----- Snd both («odi end price» right.---------------------- WILL a FINCK co., SIMM Market Street, Ren Francisco, CaL The schooner 8. P. Ely is reported to have been driven on the br^kwater at Two Harbors, Minn., in a gal» and sunk. Her crew had a narrow escape BsiToa pnce*. from drowning. C. W.8HREVE Settling Colonial AXalr*. We are spending more than our profits on Schil­ ling's Best tea tq get you to Your monty back if you don’t like it At grocers’ in packages. London, Nov. 2.—The Daily Newa* Rome correspondent reporta that it is asserted there that Italy. France and Russia are negotiating tor a settlement of colonial affairs by Russia annexing Erythrea, in Abyssinia, Italy taking Tripoli, and France taking Tunia. London, Nov. 9.— It is reported that while shooting in Smyrna, Captain Myrriot, of the Norfolk regiment, wm a UIUI FIEE ” omiva rau WHEAT. »•II « h»al there on reference giren Rew ------------the Chicago Hoard ol --------- - ----------------«