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',.^w - THE ORDER REVOKED ■WMRt g eta tote MB m easily be growa by tensan aa ordinary potato««, ex-' eept that It to cheaper and better to Washington, May 8.—The senate to- fay agreed to an amendment to the eivil-serrice bill revoking the order ot President Cleveland made on February • 12 last, eetablishing forest reservations aggregating 17,000,000 seres. The de- bste brought out much criticism of Mr. Cleveland's order, Benstors Pettigrew, Wilson, Turner, Rawlins and White speaking against it. Gray of Delaware defended the course of the president, pointing out that it was the result of an inquiry authorised by congress snd conducted by the Na tional Academy of Sciences. * Allison endeavored to have the amendment restricted so as to leave the question of revocation to the president, but he was defeated op an aye and no vote, 14 to 82. Gorman made a point of order against the smendment, but thia being submitted-to the senate, was defeated, 28 to 25. The amendment was then agreed to without division. Another amendment agreed to pro vides for a continuance of the investi gation of the condition of the fur seals in Behring sea. The sundry oivil bill was passed late in the day. It carries aggregates ot <58,000,00a During the day Bacon of Georgia in troduced a joint resolution deprecating The wheat market was very dull dur ing the past week. On Saturday a speculative demand sprung »1^0 a "tip" that tie coming government re Prom tha Industrial News, Jacsaon, Miah. The Industrial News, ever on th« port on growing winter wheat would show a decline in condition of about 5 alert to bring ite readers all items of ju- tereat, learned of the entire cure of one pointe and have a tendency to enhance of Jackson county’s prominent oitisens, values. Mr. Lorenao Neeley, ot Liberty town The alow demand from abroad for | ship, who had suffered with the twangs our wheat ta especially discouraging, as ^t °* rheum,ti,m ,or OT®,' DON’T M TEMPTED TO ■UY flcult to keep the seed through the win » T ' TOO MUCK ter until planting time. Those wbc ---------- r to buy a farm are tempted to buy three. ^h7n’’lZU b8l<” L ? early in the season, on this side oi the j Industrial News .representative inUg- Atlantic or on the other other. When ! T‘ewcd Mr. Neeley and elicited the tlon for each member of the family or they want to play off as a farmer on a the figures of total production were first iol‘?win« - --»«-«»«w «-w-..... cs; Because the weather u mild and the air Mlmy we cannot count on being rid of rbeumktuiu or neuralgia. The. very sud den chaaigea of'temper .tore or exposure to draughts are both.likely to increaoe rather than diminish both complaints. For this' reason it is wise at this season to be well prepared for sudden attacks, and to have ready what is known as the bfst remedy for all visitations of aches or pains. All well regulated households ought to have a nook or comer fora bottle of St. Jacobs Oil. There are other reasons also why this Master-cure should be kept st hand; rheu- mausm and neuralgia are chronic, acute or iulammatory.butto whatever degfee of suf fering they may come, the old reliable cure is the best for treatment and the surest to give permanent relief. winter, and may multiply the seta ter era! times over from each «ye before Apring. It ta this multiplication of sot* from single eyes that make« It possible to sell sweet potato seta to cheaply.- American Cultivator. Tbe Pekin duck is a very valuaMt variety, but it has the reputation of noi being hardy. If left to swim all they wiU In cold weather, the fowls wil stiffen and become helpless. We Ion« The wild tribes of tha Caucasus, ago learned that this variety needed Russia, tasoh their children the use of the dagger as soon as the youngsters are well If only occasionally on warm days able to walk. They are first taught to allowed sufficient water to bathe and stab w>ter without making a splash. wash themselves la If kept from water the Pekin duck Is a valuable PHYSICIANS WISH IN TMBIR OMN- KBATION. * variety, being very prolific and matur . | ing early. dttlon of many a wits and mother tn the country homa, all becauas they have not tried a remedy that to within their easy reach. Oae which him brought more health, happiness and sunshine into life text speculators was- the problem of. When 17 yean old by an unfortunate needs, and be borrows enough to carry how the world was going to get along ' accident accident he he hurt his shoulder, and a a him through with the purchase st least hurt hie shoulder, and with eo light eupply, without prices few yean after that ho commenced to He *t once comes under mortgage for half the value of the land be has advancing to a point that would turn have rheumatic pains in his shoulders. This would no« always trouble him, but bougbL He begins in the new country enough consumption to substiutea for on taking gaslight cold or the least a* the bottom, has no money to Improve The above rlau of MlentUtx roeognlM end BRiaMTS DISEASE, wheat, to make the leas quantity of it strain, or sometimes without any ap with or to pay hired help with. He have repeatolly borne testimony, to the effi SabMllin« for Orchard*. cacy of Hoatetter'a Stomach Bitters as a remedy URINARY DISEASES, flounders in a desperate way until the do for the whole crop year. Moat peo parent oause the trouble would start In setting out trees of any kind It if and preventive ot fever end egne, rheumetlsm, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, end cornea. He has no money to’ buy went of vigor, liver •■omolelnt, end some other ple thought then that nothing short of again and he would suffer the most ex- best not merely to make a wide, deer ailments and Infirm conditions of the system. SEN ERAL DEBILITY, fuel for the cold weather season, and in oruoiating pains. bole, but to thoroughly subsoil all the Experience and observation have taught them axe MALARIA. #0c to <1 a bushel would do it. There For over thirty years he has thus case at a general failure of the crops land that the tree roots are expected tt Its value. They bui echo the verdict long stnee pronounced by tbe publie and the press. Only is where the mistake seems to lie. suffered, and for the last decade has he has no money to buy grain or other occupy. If thia is done there will be the benighted now are Ignorant ol America's About 75c in the primary markets suffered continually so that he waa feed to carry hte stock through the win much less injury from dry weather th« tonic and alterative. To this the ter. We know of cases out West where first summer, as the subaolled earth The largest wolf ever killed in the turned away enough wheat bread eaters qpable to do any work. frequent occurrences of diaxy spells was men are land poor. They ova sections makes the best reservoir for water In to substitute to lengthen sufficiently northern part of Montana' was roped of land — tracts so targe that they can lately added, making him almost a time of need. Thia subaoiling is im and dragged to death near Nashua, Val rernment in fever of arbitration, the supply, for ail practical purposes. helpless invalid. not work them. It la choice land as portant for land to be planted with e resolution was referred to the com Even at the moderate prices prevailing He tried the best physicians but with- need be, bu^ .they cannot sell IL They nursery stock, and is commonly prac ley county, recently, and measured seven feet from tip to tip. mittee on foreign relatione. dut getting any help, and has tried sev are tied to IL We know of another case ticed by the moat successful growers. ments were away under 2,000,000 eral specific rheumatic cures, but all where • man bad a strong notion of be HOUR PRODUCTS AMO PUMM FOOD. bushela. The low price of com at 25c, Without any appreciable relief. About coming the largest land owner in the of rye at 88c, barley at 25c, and oats at Denver, May 10.—A special’ to the The large, coarse varieties of carrots oae year and six months ago he read in world. He bought land until hta boun All Eaitern Syrup, so-etlls«, usually very Republican from Cheyenne, Wyo., 18c are particularly attractive to the the Jackson Industrial News of a case dary Unes wefe counted by miles In most used for stock feeding are not sc light colored and of heavy body, le made from flucoee. Uardrn bripa'' Ie made from says: An attempt was made this praoitcial economist who supplies the. somewhat similar to his which was length. Then he went to farming. He nutritious an is ths shortborp, which usar Cane "Tra and Ie etrietly pure. It Ie for eale morning by unknown persons to wreck family table, in these times, when so cured by the use of Dr. Williams’ PinX bought all the Improved patent farm growe-moet of Its bulk nsar thé surface by flret-cloM srocere. In cane only. Manufac tured bv the P acirc C oast 8vsvr Co. All sen- the incoming Cheyenne & Northern many are idle or in a state bordering Pills for Pale People, and he concluded Implements that were known, and left or slightly above it As the shorthorn nine "Tea Harrin Dript" bave the pianufeo- The officisl wheat to try this remedy. the most of them out of doors the year I carrot can grow more thickly In th« turer’e name lithographed on every can. 1 , passenger train by misplacing a switch upon idleness. in the yards at the northern entrance yield in this country was something of After the first box he felt somewhat round. This kind of farming resulted row. It la nearly as productive as th« A French statistician has calculated to the city. Owing to the fact that the an error, but the usual commercial reck better, and after taking three boxes the just as such farming always wiU re- I deeper setting varieties, and it Is a lac train waa running slowly, no damage oning was not much astray. The fault pains entirely disappeared and th» di sal- suit. Huge flelds of com left to go Into I I more sagfly harvested. Five to six that the eye travels about 8,000 feet in Mr. E. D. Jenkins, of Lithonia, Ga., No says that his daughter, Ida, inherited a was done derailing the locomotive. The of calculation seems to be in the price ness left him, and he n<s now for over the winter unhusked, the regular fall I hundred bushels of the shorthorn car reading an ordinary-sised novel, severe case ot Eczema, which the usual - I rot may be grown per acre. This ta a wonder the eye geta tired. authorities discovered tonight that the that would turn so many consumers to a year been entirely free from all his work half (tone. mercury and potash remedies failed to parties who attempted to wreck the the cheaper cereals. Another class ot tpen must cut a re-, paying crop at the usual price of thlt » tat « er O hio , C ity or Tolano, former trouble sd enjoys better'health relieve. Year by year she was treated spertable figure as farmer», and they I root. L vcai C ovnty . train are several Union Pacific brake- Market Quotatloas. than he has had since his boyhood. F hahk J. C imnst makea oat! that he la the with various medicine>, external appli buy a half section or a section of land; I men, one of whom made a full confes Mr. Neeley is loud in hta praises of Portland, Or., May II, 1897. senior partner of the irtfi of F J. CasxrrdCo., cations and internal remedies, without HI business In the city of Toledo, County result. Her sufferings were intents, sion of the affair to City Attorney W«»-—Portland, Salem, Cascadia Dr. Williaips’ Pink Pills for Pale Peo may pay for the whole or go In debt for I There Is no better way"to fertilise •Io •nd State aforesaid.and that said firm will pay a part of the purchase money. The I Breekona. The awftoh was turned with and Dayton, <4.00; Benton county and ple, and will gladly corroborate the the sum of OKE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor each and her condition grew steadily worts. poor land than to sow It with peas, and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured All the so-called blood remedies did not the expectation that the Cheyenne A White Lily, <4.00; graham, <8.40; su above statements. His postoffice ad fond may be first rate, but the man has I using phosphate of lime to furnish th« by the us^of H all ' s C atlbbb eras. ^retare. «eeto tc reach the dis* Northern employes would be blamed perfine, <2.75 per barrel. dress is Lorenao Neeley, Horton, Jack- more land than he can work. He^cnn- FRANK J. CHENEY. ease at all until S. not more than about half farm the land I mineral fertility that this crop requires Sworn to before me and subscribed In my for it and discharged, and extra Union Wheat—Walla Walla, 78@74c; Val eon county, Michigan. S.S. was given, when to perfect the seed. It is not nitrogen presence, this «th day of December, A. D. WSl Pacific men would be given work in ley, 76c per bushel. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale be has undertaken to work. He cannot an im provement which the pea crop most needs other "f«*Lr A. W GLEASON, their places. Warrants were issued Notary Public. Oats—Choice whife, 88 @ 40c per People contain, in a condensed form, all keep down the weeds nor properly fer- I than what the pea roots supply by dis >——I wa« at once noticed. tillxe bls ground. The hiring of help I tonight for two of the brakemen impli bushel; choice gray, 87@89c. the element^ necessary to give new life V J The medicin/ wa« Hall’» Catarrh Curs la taken Internally and integrating air tn the soil and liber directly on the blood and mucoua aurface^ continuecd wjtn few cated, and they will be arrested tomor- Hay—Timothy, <14.00@ 15.00 per and richness to the blood and restore as wanted is very uncertain, these days atlng Its nitrogen. But to form the acta of the ayetem. Bend tor tertlmonlala, free. orable resulta, and row. ton; clover, <ll.50@12.50; wheat and shattered nerves. They are also a especially. r. J. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, O. grain both lime and phosphate are re tOtata. now ,be *• cured Sold by Drucylata, 7Se. A speculator buys 8,000 or '10,000 specific for troubles peculiar to females, oat, <12.00® 13.50 per ton. H*U'« Family Pllla are the beet. f sound and well, bet quired. With these supplied the soil Barley—Feed barley, <16.50 per-ton; such as suppressions, irregularities and acres ot land In a good locality. He is I will grow richer every year. 'i skin is perfectly City of Mexico, May 10.—A sensa ail forms of weakness. .They build up Interested In having settlements made brewing, <18@ 19. ; _ M. .Levât informs the Acadsmie des F clear and pure ana tional arrest was made today of the en Millstuffs—Bran, <14.50; short«, the blood, and restore the glow of health as fast around Jita purchase as possible. she has been saved Sciences that steel tempered in com tire editorial staff of the paper called He has bought with the calculation that to pale and sallow cheeks. In men from what threat* <16.50; middlings, <26. To be effective mineral manures foi mercial carbolic acid is much superior El Continente Americano’, which is the •ned to blight her life forever. — Butter—Creamery, 80c; dairy, 20@ they effect a radical cure in ail cases the settlemeat of the country will make spring and summer crops must be ap to that tempered in water.' oigan of the Mexican sympathisers S.S.S. {guaranteed purely vegetable) arising from mental worry,.overwork or him a fortune. The speculator’s land plied early. They need some of the 2254c;. store, 1754@80c per roll. with Che Cuban insurgents, at the in- We wflFforfeit 11,000 if dity of oilr pub cures Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu Potatoes—Oregon Burbanks,40@ 55c; excesses of whatever nature.! Pink Is usually offered at a strong advance spring rains to dissolve the fertilise/ ” stigation of the Duke of Arcos, the matism, or any other blood trouble. Garnet Chi lies, 55 @ 65c; Early Rose, Pills are sold in boxes (never in loose on the price originally paid for IL but so that the plant roots can make use lished testimonials are proven to be not It is a reslblocd remedy add slwsyi genuine. T hs P iso Co.. Warren, Pa. 8paaish minietervwho complains that 35@40c per sack; sweets, <3,75 per bulk) at 50 cents a box or sir boxes for on long-time payments, bearing a of IL Besides, as weather and soil be cuyes even after all else falls. * 1. —---- 3—T------------ the paper hae insulted a friendly na and may be had of all druggists, healthy rate of Interest. In this way come warm and dry there Is less need cental for Merced; new potatoes, 154c <2.50, 1 An electric underground railway un- tion. The editors are young Mexican D»r poifad. 1 or direct by mail from Dr. Williams’ a good many farmers have, been drawn of the fertiliser, as the soil itself re ler the present one is the latest project students, and popular sympathy is Medicine Company,Schenectady, N. Y.- into trouble and some speculators have leases more of Ito own fertility undet suggested in London. It woukj be used Onions—<2.50@2.75 per cental with -them. The arrest is causing made money. It la, however, the policy such conditions. for express trains only. ' Poultry—Chickens, mixed, <2.50@ __ '• ' Take a blood remedy tor a ^lood dises««; ■such comment, but it could not be On the summit of Ben Lomond Of tbe government of this country to a tonic won't cure IL ■helped, as the Spanish minister pre have all Lands sold in small holding«. To aid in filing saw teeth straight a Our books sented a formal complaint, and under Eggs—Oregon, 10c per dosen. are dw“.rf "’.'‘o™ “”<1 jhen ma A man going into a new part of the I The roller ta Indispensable for prepar new flleholder has a frame with two on blood and the law, action had to be taken. The about two inches in ing onion ground either for seed 01 parallel guides, between which the file skin country to buy a farm ahould make his diseases Cheese—Oregon, ' 1154°; Young outoome ta watched with great interest. mailed free to calculation to buy just as much land as sets. That with a shallow cultivation is fastened to make it ran true. America, 1254c per pound. i Ths iasurgents hare engaged the best any address. Wool—Valley, Keeper pound; East A Kansas City doctor, #ho who wa? he can pay for and have enough money to the depth of two Inches wlte make a legal talent to défond the young ed Two cows, two pigs, eighteen hens, a Swift Speeiic ern Oregon, 6@8c. r looking for a crasy patient whom be left to Improve the purchase with. He better seed bed then w^l deeper t»tage. itors. s greyhound pnp and a bull were given Hope—7c per pound. was to lock up in an insane asylum, should have buildings of the right else ! If the soil ta made friable deep down to an agent by an Abilene (Kansas) the onion may grow lange, but it will and for all purposes, and should have Beef — Gross, top steers, <8.50; found the lunatic serving on a jury in The Treasurer Drowned Rlmseir. farmer for a cabinet organ. likely be thick necked and grow a crop fencing of the right kind, so stock could Now Bedford, M mr ¿ May 10.—Will cows, <2.25 @8.00; dressed beef, 4@ the circuit courL OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER of sculMons. neither break ip upon him nor break While chopping wood" a farmer living iam D. Howland, tres lurer of the How- 6c per pound. ! s' m c The bullet which killed General out. After the farm ta well fixed ev Mutton — Groce, beet sheep, wethers Oeoaeborry Caltare, near Springfield, Ontario, Canada, was land mills, and ths Ni w Bodford Manu- "Stonewall Jackson” at Chanoellors- ery farmer should have a bank account and ewee, < 3. 50@8. 75 ; dressed mut I have the best success with goose struck in one eye by a chip and made ? S idney r regulator footu ri ng Company, was found this ville, is said to be in the possession of of <300 to <300, which te far better than berries that are not cultivated. I use wholly blind in both eye«. morning in the dock at the foot ot ton, 6c per ponnd. Mr. Isaac B. Wheeler, of Highland to have a mortgage to nurse from year hard and toft coal aahee and cinders Hogs—Groee, choice, heavy, <4.00® Berth street. The corporations with Faile, New York. to year. How much anxiety and trou as a mulch and find that the bushes 1 A man who has tried it says that two. which Howland is connected are in the 4.25; light and feeders, <2.50@3.00; . OI tm Vigor, Health, Life and Strength. Eaaj ble has the mortgage made. <4.50@5.25 per cWt. - treat in this way are in every way su or three dandelion leaves chewed before to take and effective. Used and told every wher* The owners of a Colorado sawmill hands of receivers as the result of the dressed We have seen It stated lately that the I Veal—Large, 8)4®4c; »mall, 454@ I going to bed will always induce sleep, perior to those not treated with the cin started a well to supply water for their — discovery of an unsuspected financial amount of public land outside of that no matter Tiow nervous or worried a 5 per pound. engine, and, at a depth of sixteen feet, which has been entered, exclusive of I ders. I shall treat aU my bushes, both man may be. entanglement recently by stockholders. current snd gooseberry, tn this man struck pay ore, and will have a mine Beattie, Wash., May 11, 1807. Alaska, te 600,000,000 acres. Of course, ner aa fast ia I can get tbe cinders - We carry the mo« complete Une of Gymnasluw Had Troable With the Machinery. Wheat—Chicken feed, <28 per ton. i instead of a well. and Athletic Goods on the Coast. whatever the amount te, the estimate W. B. H. **<11 F « TT Make money by «uo- Vancouver, B. C., May 10.—A young SUITSASS UNIFORMS MADS TO ORDER. Uf U LAI ccMiul «¡>eculatlon In Oats—Choice, <23 @24 per ton. takes In mountain, hill and dale, sand. named Harvey Kinsman commit Send for Our Athletic Catalogue. W* Il L H I Ihlcaeo We buy anil Barley—Rolled or ground, <20 per v ■ • 8 wk ■ ■ sell wheat there on mar- tal suicide by shooting this afternoon, ton. Peking ducks are good market fowls WILL <t FINCK CO., na Fortunes have been mode on a small productive land. It will yet be e long a*. Ladner’s landing on tbe Fraser riv- ginnlns by tradlnf In futures. Write for For targe, heavy fowls have tbe Corn—Whole, <20 per ton: cracked; time before all the land that la really fun particulars. Beet of reference riven. Sev s ,.twelve miles from New Westmin- <21; feed meal, <21. eral years' experience on the Chicago Board of roost low. desirable la taken np and put to prac Trade, au0 a thorough knowledge of the bust- 1 er. He was 24 years of sge, and waa Flour—(Jobbing)—Patent excel! ept;-* ’ tical use. The Indian reservations, • Dampness causes leg weakness In neae. Downing, Hopkins A Co., Chicago Board »AivY.kMmiaalway.to employed at the Wellington farm <4.80; Novelty A, <4-50; It .not to. Ito child, aot^ of Trade Brokers. Offices in Portland; Orsron, when they come into market, sell quick I ducks. i, aera, wind mllr.and ia Spokane and Seattle, Wash. creamery. The only reason for the brands, <4.90; Dakota, <5.65; paient, ly, and they are all choice land. — Rural The good layers sre active and gen deed, as far as known, ta that be had <6.40. VPTITRB and PILES cored; no pay un- Home. erally on the move. bad some trouble with the machinery • til cured; tend tor book. Das. MaxaniLD Millstuffs—Bran, <14.00 per ton; xnxLn. ns Market Bt.’, Ban Francisco. NJ.N.U. Na 701.—&Î.N.Ü. Na 77# at the creamery. Dry earth Is a good material to scat aborts, <18. There te one great advantage of ter under the roosts. Feed—Chopped feed, <18.00 per ton; dwarf trees over standard. They come When a thrifty bird ta- fully matured middlings, <22; ^oilcake meal, <30. Beattls, Wash., Msy 10.—The bat- i Into bearing earlier. A dwarf pear, for It te easily fattened. Hay—Puget sound, per ton, <12.00; tlenhip Oregon will come out of the | Instance, te produced by budding on a Eastern Washington, <15. Earlf'hatctaed, well-developed pullet« . Port Orchard dock tonight or tomorrow quince stock and matures sooner than Poultry—Chickens, live, per pound, make good winter layete night It will probably be two monthe If on a pear stock. Dwarf trees should hens, 10c; ducks, <6® 6.60. bleT Try Sandra’s Mlectrlc Belt Stale bread, soaked In milk, ta a good I ba fore the^repairs .can be made to the be pruned at the top, otherwise they Butter — Fancy native creamery, feed for young poultry. sliip, and the officers determined it are liable to fall over. More tree« can All other meant have failed, but the brick, 18c; ranch, 14®IS; California, thousands who have told of their curea would be better for the Oregon to -be in Thrifty, vigorous one-year-old hem be planted on given space than of stan by Dr. Sanden's Electric Helt give evi- ith a better understanding of the dard slse, but of course each tree will make reliable winter layers. r 11 Watsr in the meantime, owing to the dence that after everything else has Cheese—Native Washington, 12a transient nature of the many phys not bear as profusely. The yield te «train tire ship would be subjected to ' I ■ “ been tried without results, the famous Cleanliness and good feeding are th« Vegetables—Potatoes, per ton, <18.00 ical ilia, which vanish before proper ef during so long a stay in the dock. 1 Belt will cure if a cure Is possible It @14; parsnips, per sack, 76c; beets, forts—gentle efforts—pleasan I efforts— nearly tbe same per acre for both. They secrets ot success with poultry. " has great electric power, is warranted On tbe average It will cost one doltai per sack, 60c; turnips, per sack, 60c; rightly directed. There is comfort in are In high favor with many, because ,Mt one 7*ar' ■nd i» spplied by a pruning, thinning, spraying and gath the knowledge, that so many forms of rift regular practicing physician. Those Washington, May 10.—Orders have rutabagas, per sack, 60c; carrots, per sickness are not due to any actual dis ering fruit can be done so much more to keep a laying hen one year. w°° UM 11 bsT< tba l*net>t of Dr. 8an- sack, 40 @ 50c; cabbage, per 100 lbs, Leghorns and Mack Spanish lay eggt been issued by the war department, as* ease, but simply to a constipated condi easily from small trees than from high den’s knowledge free ot charge. with tbe whitest shells ot any breed. tion of the BYstem, which the pleasant ones.—Fruit Garden. signing General Shafter to the com <1.50; onions, per 100 lbs, <4.00. Sweetpotatoes — Per 100 lbs, <4.00. family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt HERB IS A LATE CURE. mand of the department of the Colum Scald and allow them to stand ovet Eggs—Fresh ranch, 18 54 @ 14c. ly removes. That ia why it is the only After suffering tortures from rheumatism, lame back and weak kidneys, I was bia, headquarters at Vancouver bar night In a place where they will no« Freeh Meats—Choice dressed beef, remedy with millions of families, and is induced to try your belt, and I would not give it Up now for foO if I could not get The first question which a butcher freeze; this Is one bf the best ways ol racks, transferring General Otis to the everywhere esteemed so highly by all another. My troubles had annoyed me tor years, and my back was so weak I command of the department of Colora steers, 7c; cows, 6)<c; mutton, sheep, who value good health. Its beneficial asks about a calf offered for tbe sham feeding oata to poultry. could not lift twenty-tive pounds. The belt knocked the pain out in six weeksand do, with headquarters at Denver. 854° per pound; lamb, 5c; pork, 654c per effects are due to the facL that it is the bles is bow it has been fed. If It hss the rheumatism in three, and I have not felt a retur 1 of either since then. I It ta natural for some breeds of poul pound; veal, small, 8a laughed at the idea when a friend of mine told me your belt would cure me but I one remedy- which promotes internal been allowed to suckle the cow, the try to moult lighter each year, and Colonel Merriam, now at Denver, will am changed now, and am talking for myself.—K. J. Buaxs, 8. F., Cal., April 27. ■Fresh Fish — Halibut, 4 54 @ 5c; cleanliness without debilitating the calf ta In hta opinion all righL and will hence what are often taken for defect« assume command upon General Whea dress as well ss It looks. But this de «re only natural to the breed.-St Loub ton's retirement until Otis’ arrival. salmon, 6@8c; salmon trout, 7@10c; pending on suckling, though good for Republic. (Colonel Anderson, at Vancouver bar flounders and soles, 8@4c. flcial effects, to note when you pur Provisions—Hams, large, 1154; hams, racks, will be in command until Shaf chase, that you have the genuine arti the calf, helps to dry up the cow, and small, 11 Sic; breakfast bacon, 10c; dry cle, which is manufactured by the Cali to make her uneasy when the calf ta ter’s arrival. Title of Admiral. ~ illustrated, Mid price-list and particulars about beltà* 7 salt sides, 7c per pound. fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by taken from her. The advantage of tbe It should here be explained that th« Fruits— Lemons, California, fancy, all reputable druggists. Northern papers are just awakening suckling process 1s that tbe calf gets title of “Admiral” was not used In En w—« Waaaisg«— at., Pci-tlanS, Or, l2.50@8; choice, <2; Cal tornia fancy If in the enjoyment of good health, Its food slowly, and always warm. The to the fact that Mississippi is fattening gland In the earlier days, says the Ix>n and the system is regular, laxatives or Whn wrillng to Advertiaer pleat mention 1*0 paper. navels, <3 @3.50. -J a few cattle for the Chicago markets. other remedies are then not needed. If slowness with which the calf geta the don Nautical Magaxine. In fart, ths milk, and the muscular effort of the better opinion te that It was not so used afflicted with any actual disease, one San Francisco, May 11, 1897. may be commended to the most skillful mouth required to get IL mixes more before the beginning of the fourteenth Chicago, May 10.—The first care of Potatoes—Balinas Burbanks, 90c @ physicians, but if in need of a laxative, saliva with the nutrition and Insures century. He wan called Capltaneus prostration from heat this season occur 11.10; Early Rose, 60@70c; River Bur- one should have the best, and with the better digestion. But tbe owner of the Marta (Captain of the Sea), “Keeper of red today. Charles Wilson, a milk- >anks, 40 @ 60c; well-informed everywhere. Syrup of sweets, <1.40 per Vigs stands highest and te most tersely cow may properly insist thiat the calf the seacoasts,” “Captain of the King's wagon driver, fell to the street uncon- rental. • shall not run with Its dam, suckling a mariners.” The title “Admiral” ot •oious. He was removed to a hospital. Onions—<2.25@8.00 per cental. little every hour or two. Give it two “AmiraL" probably derived from the The weather bureau thermometer regis Eggs—Ranch, 11 @ 18c perdosen. meals per day. as nearly twelve hours Arabic amir or emir (prefect), was used tered 80 degrees during the day. On Butter—Fancy creamery, 1454<>: do, apart as possible, and tbs last few In foreign countries much earlier than the streets in the business part of town, second«, l.’>54@14c; fancy dairy, 18@ minutes milk the richest part of the in England, and came to ns from it was from ^bree to fl ve degrees warmer. 1854c/toconds, 1154« milk, the strippings, iato a pall. It ta France. Prynne (“Animadversions," Ji GUARANTEED ORDER. FOR SALE CREAI Cheese--Fancy mild, new, 6»4@7c; Durham, May 10.—Eleven men were very rare that a calf will get from the p. 106) state« that there were Admirals drowned through the inflow, of water fair to gwjd, <@654°; Young America, i-i H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. udder all that the hqman hand will and an Admiralty Court in England as 7@8c; Eastern, 14 @ 15a into the Kelloe colliery. do. It Is this retention of the strip- early as the time of Henry L, derived ►8 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. Wool—Choice foothill, 10«13c; San pings In th? udder that 1-3 H. P. Regan, Gas or Gasoline. from our snclent Saxon kings—Alfred. I Medical Seienceaa appHrd Joaquin plains, 8@llc; do 12 months, cows so quickly when thelr calves Edgar, Ethel red and others who had 1-3 H. P. Oriental, Goa or Gaaoliaa io Married Life, *h<r - Spokane, Waah , May 10.—Citi sene suckle them.—Exchange. 8@ 10c per pound. 7 a, would alone i r poet fol the dominion of the British ocean. 1-4 H. P. Otto, Gas or Gasoline. of Barbie, Waah., g small town on th« A Ue* end avoid future pit- Hay—Wheat and oat, <7 @10; best None of these kings probably was more •L falls, should write for our Spokane Falls A Northern railroad, . 1-4 H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline. ' 5 “ barley, <6.50@8.00; alfalfa, <5@8; I wonderful little book, potent that King Edgar, who, possess Northport, stoutly assert that yes M called "Complete Man- i-é H. P. 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