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I **■ ■..... > i A «irony «tomach is tbe first MMntial to brauty. Nine-tenths ot the sickness conies from weak digestion. Thousand« of peo ple have tried Hostetter’s Stomach Bitten and regained their h*altta Tbexhs nothing like it. See that a private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the bottle. ■ Ì FIGHT WITH REBELS NO COMBINATION LIKELY., New York, Joly 17.—A apacial to Herald from Washington »ays: Two Cavalrymen Wounded the While Preaident McKinley will take all neceaaary ate pa for th» protection Near Bay Lake. During the hearing of a case in Pari« of Americana and their inteieata in arising out of a disputed milliner'a China, theie-ia no likelihood that he bill, it was stated that th* defendant will join with Great Britain in coerc INSURGENTS LOST THIRTY-FIVE .’ «xpendwl £500 a yMr on ber hate. ing tbe l%kin government to give ex traordinary conoeaaiona to American» and Britiih citiMna. A high official (aid regarding tbe miaaion of WTH. Paraona, of Waahington, that th» sd- miniatration no intention ot com bining with Great Britain or any other Msnils, July 15.—Lake Laguna de government in tba iutenet of ita oiti- This is only 4 half truth. If wise men Bay la being patrolled - by • * three ------- j- troop, ■ona. -- , had held their tongues, ck should know of the Fourth < cavalry under Captain If Naturally, the president stood ready, nothing about the circulation of the blood, McGraw, and th l.e army gunboat Napi-- ba eaid, to ifford all reaeonable and * If K were not for this advertisement you dan, command«! by Lieutenant Laisen. lawful protection to Americana in for- might never know that Hood's Sarsapa The makes st« its uoauquai he»dqusiters on । eign countries^ bnd Mr. Parsons would ...a. . force v . m « wwnwvw tai* uu rilla is the best blood medicine. an island, living on osseous, in which undoubtedly receive this sussrance. Ui the men are towbd about to make on1 H um been the policy of tbe adminiatra- expected visits to towns where there f»on not to advocate any special Ameri are .mall force, of insurgent«, for tiie can induitry to the- Cbineae govern purpose of keeping the rebel« moving. ment. InsUocUoni «ent to the Ameri ¿NW' Pinpoint:, Tuesday the troop« had an engage can min later ¡Br Pekin some time ago — - _“i f ........?~~ ment at Mantilupa, on the aouth coast •aid: In Northern China many of the na of the lake. They found 500 insur "in the advancement of American tive* are dressed in dogskin. gents there, entrenched near th. shore. enterprise» in China and th» efforts The Napidan «helled the rebels, num uisd* in behalf of the Chinese foreign bering 185, landed and drove them by office, you should be cautious in giving a sharp running Are to the hills, where what might be understood as the gov A« mercury will aurely dettroy tbe sense of ami'll and completely derange tbe whole aya- they were too strongly entrenched foi ernment’s indorsement of the financial U-m when entering it through the mucous aur- the small fore* to attack them. standing of the persons seeking con (urea. Such art idea should never be used ex Two of the cavalrymen were wound tracts with that of China." Briefly cept on prescriptions from reputsble physl clans.M the damage they will do ia ten Iola to ed, and the bodies •' 10 insurgents •peaking, you iliould employ all proper the goo-1 you can possibly dsrlvs from them. It 1« supposed that the method« for the extension of American Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J wer. found. Cheney A CO . Toledo, O . containa no mercury, enemy’, loss is 85. commercial intereata in China, while and la isken internally, acting directly upon refraining from advocating the project« the blood end muepua aurlecea of the ayatem In bnyfng Hall’s Catarrh Cure be eure you get of any one firm to the exoluiion of Ihe genuine. It la taken Internally and mads San Francisco, July 15.—The next other«.” "* - in Toledo. Ob Id, by F. J Cheney A Co. Testi, transport due here from Manila is th» mon I els tree. It i« therefore unlikely that tbe rail- Sold by Druggists, prlee 75c. per bottls. steamer Indiana, now out 24 days with road «yndicate in which Mr. Paraont Hell's Family Pills are lb« best. sick'snd wounded men from the vari ii intereated will receive any more con Tile owners of plantations in Cubl ous commands at tbe fiont. The Mor ■¡deration or protection than any othei gan City is out 23 days witl| invalids, American enteipiiie in the Celeatia tefuie to employ Spanish laborers. and the hospital steamer Relief is sup empire. posed to lie in company with her. 'Die Keep clean Inalde aa well aa outside an< cruiser Boston is out 14 days ra u Na MURDER AND ANNIHILATION Ioull be nearer godliness Cascarais Cand) sthartic cleanse and purify your body Inside gasaki, and is just about at Honolulu. AU druggikls. IOC, Zoe, Wc. ' She ia not due here for 10 davs or more. Tiie Senator, with the Teuth On the docket of - the criminal conrl ■Pbnneylvani» regiment, ia out todays, San Frinciaoo, July 17.—The offi- of Atlsnia^ie the names of >7 un and the Hancock, with the First Ne cere of the Second Oregon regiment, caught murderer. braska and the Utah battery, 15 days. while very guarded in their atatementa, Mothers *tll lind Mrs. Winslow's Sooth admit that the condition of the Ameri Ing Syrup the best remedy to use for Ibex, L. can troop« at Manila at the outbreak oi Washington, July 15. — A dispatch etuldren during the teething period. . has been received from General Otis, hoatilitiea between Againaldo and the The first electric railway in th< leqnesting that there be sent "lb the United Statea waa very critical. The capture of a letter aent from in- world was built in Ireland, from Bush Philippines 2,500 iroises, in order that aide of ourJjuea in Manila to an emia- mills to Giant’s Causeway. a brigade of cavalry may be organised for use at the end of the rayiy season. aary of Agiinaldo ia pidbably a'l that TITI Crrmanently Cured Nd St« or nervouane« General Otis has tried the h(^*Ms(of aaved our army from a terrible dime ill» aftrr oral dura use of Dr. Kbue's Urea The Nerve Keaiorer. SdSd for VKKS ev.OO trla Manila and near-by counties, but none ter, and possible annihilation. bottle and treatise. DR. R H. KUNK, Ltd.. M Arcb street. Ptolladelptila. He. of them seem to be suitable for cavalry/ letter waa taken to Gepdral Otia, who It ia tbe intention of Secretary Alger to founu in it the plana of a plot to open Fotry-two million pounds of Indi« have tbe mounta , caiefully aeluefedj the gatea of Manila, aack' tiie city, rubber wer« imported to North America and he think* that - animala from thé murder the guarda, and allow the Inaur- lait year , Southern statea, not too heavy, bat gent armv to pour into the American cam pa and aurpiiae the men. =---- • . . J, tough and wiry, twill be the beat. The United Statea troopa were under arma all night to meet tbe expected at San Franci«co, July 15.—The City tempt. but apies had learned of tlx of Para sailed for Manila this after capture of tbe letter, and th» only pait noon with four companies of the Twen of the plot that waa carried out waa the ty-fourth infantry, C*jor Wyg.nt com burning of a portion ot the oi^y. manding, and two troops of the Fourth CAPE NOME'S RICHES CAUGHT IN THE BREAKERS. 4tHe is Wise Who Talks But Little. Epileptic A^S __ __ Î. CAN BE CURED Newport, Or., July 15.—This morn ing about 7 o'clock, George Buroh, Frank Priest and a man known as “Sea Lion Charley," went out over tbe bar foi deep-sea fishing. When about half wav ont to tbe bar they saw a breaker coming and stopped fishing. Priest got tbe boat'» bow Ground to meet th» breaker, and the craft passed over it in safely. Another sea struck them be- loie they could regain control ol their boat an<l capsised it. Priest and Sea Lion Charley succeeded in catching hold of thy ¡bpat and clinging to it, but Burch wa« Abt seeu again. The lookout from the life-saving sta tion, who was on the beach opposite to the seen» of the accident, saw the boat capsise and hastened to the station for Wm. MAY, M. D., assistance. The crew promptly re sponded, and in less than half an hour PORTLAND DIRECTORY. reached th» «cene with their lif»-boat and reached th» two men clinging to ■Ahe upturned craft. They were nearly PORTLAND WIRK A IRON WORK.; WI r Í 'exhausted, and could not have held oa and iron fencing ; railing, «te. 834 Aldfr many minutes more. 3 - Burch was a single man. It you «offer from Eoilepty, Fits. Spasms, Spell«, Falling Sick.ie««, St. - Vito«’ Dance, Ac., have children, rela tive«, friends or neighbois that do so, or know people that are afflicted, my New Discovery. Epilepticide, will give immediate relief and PERMANENTLY CURE them, and all you are asked to do ia to send (or a FREE BOTTLE and try it. It has cured thousands where evetything els* failed. Mv 90-page Illustrated Book. “Epilepsy Peimanent- ly Cpied/'FREE When writing plesse mention reed ing this in tbie paper, and give name. AGE and lull address. All correspond ence professionally confidential. CAwrroN a co; e ng is ks , non.Efis, ma chiaery, auppllea «Atu First BL, Portland.Or Washington, July 15.—ft is stated at the war depat tment that Oregon will bo entitled to two appointments among volunteer officer«. None of the Ore gon officer« were choien by General Otis for the regiment« being rai«ed in the Philippine«, for the reason, it ia all kinds said, that none of the Oregon men ...TATUM A BOWEN... * wanted to stay and take the places. If tomtit o« the Oregon tielegation* reccommends tttaU First «heel JOHN POOLE. P ortlasd . Oaroo*. man from the Second Oregon for ap can give you th» best bargain« in general pointment in the new volhnteers, they machinery, engines, boilers, tanka, pumps, will be probably ba selected. MACHINERY, plows, belts and windmills. Th« new «teel IXL windmill, «old by him, 1« un equalled. _____________ ___ ________ San Francisco, July 15.—A cablegram was received here today, announcing the death at Diycott, England, of Cap W holeenln Draggleta a«4 Phatagra.hle tain Charles Goodall, of the firm of Nlippll*«. Goodall, Perkin» & Co., th. pioneer BLUMAUKRFRANK DRUG CO 1«4 AND IM ■hipping flrm of thia coast, and con Founb Street. Portland. Oregon. trolling the Paciflo Coast Steamship Company, whose vessels ply between R u p t u re all the large ports on the Paciflo coast. RltWAKD HUGHES; MACHINEWT AND vehicles; send lor catalogue IM-194 Front St irwivd M-I.n 11Bel Ir and íg? conndrntial ^¿M y Cvn*w«Ht HctM. C H W000AHU • CO.. 106 Ucea I SI. F» triad THE JUDGES OP ■VI CARTER'S INK St, Paul July 15.—The Northern Pacific Railway Company baa won over < 1,000,000 acres of land in the suit of ' the government to-declare void part of tbe land grant of that road, which waa baaed on the question whether the ter« minus of that road was at Duluth or at Ashland. The decision of the United Ststes circuit court of appeals waa handed down this afternoon, and is in ... MAWVTACTURXD BY ... CALIFORNIA FIO SVRUP ÇO. favor of th« company's contention that Askland is the terminus. arc the users More users of III lisa say other. Why I THS BEAT! BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS 8UPPO8R YOU THINK Spokane, rJnly 15.—Matt Schlott thl> over a Hi its bit Th« blood aourtahM th« •yitrm w hen iha blood become« Impure It II unable to turnhh nourishment io «11 part» ot waa held up, robbed and mortally ahoi th« body and «trMiiet« Iu «ome par! reauila b _ about 11 o'clock thia evening, near the ym> ata alck purity your blood with | Nortb-in p,ciflc tOUni'hoU««. He died Moore s Revealed Remedy bait _ Thoueand« ol aeemlnaly incurable carea hart I been cured—1| never (alia to five relief E««J I sni plrssant to 11.00 per boule at r»“' 4rufgi,t's PISO'S CURE rim FOR CONSUM P TION Four Men With *»0.000. Seattle. July 17.—The steamer Alli ance arrived thia morning from St. Michaels. She is the first vessel to ar- live from the month of the Yukon thia season, and brings advice« from tlx newly d¡«covered gold field« of Cape Nome, When the Alliance left St. Uichaeli, the «eason wa« not far enough advanced to deteimine tbe fu ture of tiie digging«. Prospectors, however, were confident the eonntrj would prove very rich. Pan. of from *3 to *4 are common. Only one cleanup baa been madr ttiu. far. It was that of Gabe Piic« ■nd Lewi* Lane on Claim No. 8, a bovi Discovery, on Anvil Creek. With foui men shoveling eight days they took out *96,000. The Alliance has several passengers and a small amount of gold dust from Dawson. The next stesmet to arrive will probably be the Roan- oka, which was to have { Jt St. Mich aels June 9. New York, July 17.—The Timet says: Official anouncement is to b< made tomorrow of the election of John 8. Kennedy to the board of directors oi the Northern Pacific Railroad 'Com pany. Mr. Kennedy is credited with being the largest individual holdei of Great Northern railway securities, and he is said to hold over 80,000 shares of Northern Pacific. Hi« election i« taken to mean that there will be no rate war between the Great Northern and North ern Pacific. Of James J. Hill’s per sonal friends, John Kennedy is proba bly the closest. Of his business col leagues, Mr. Kennedy bss been bii chief. Washington, July 17; — Secretary Long received the following cable mes sage from Dewey: ' “Port Said, July 17,—Olympia ia involuntarily quaran tined. As soon ss the ship is coaled, wo proceed to Trieste for Prstique and recuperation of the officers and men. " ft is said at the navy department that the admiral’s reference to Prat ique eimply means he ' is going to New York, July 15.—There wer. TriMto to get a clean bill of health eight deaths from lockjaw in and near New York today, making 21 in all that will enable him to continue his voysge through the Mediterranean since the Fourth of July. All but on. without delays from the health author of th. fatal cases wer. due to Fouitb ities at various points, of July pistol wound«. < an hout later. About the Mme time two mailed end armed highwaymen held up the proprietor. Will Meyere, in tbe New York Exchenge »«loon. He ehowed flgil, wee horribly bMten by three rob- bere. Who took bie watch, robbed tbe SALMON INDUSTRY. M Will Nat Jala Jaba Hall Caaralaa a* Chia*. 4 Co 14 Reports of Cape N oqim ' merit are greatly at variance. . 0*' Boston capitalists will visit Spokane during the coming Iruh fair. B- One of the visiting editors gave Ore gon a new name—“Hospitality." Complaints from fisherman all along the river have been abundant this sea son. .They declare that there ar* ¿ot enough salmon running to amnM them, much less pay them for spreading their nets. They have continued to go out, however, Mrly and late, in the hope that the ran would soon get better, and there are indications tbb past few days that their hopes are }o be real ised. "The salmon vtfn has improved wen- dei fully this /wMk,” said P. J. Mo- Gowan, the veteran packer, in an inter- view jn the Portland Telegram. "For a time it seemed aa if both tl :he fiaher men and the canners were ti to be left out thia MMon, but I think we will all get in yet. “We think tbe light run of fiah this season has been on account of the cold weather. There ia a well-founded theory that when the weather and tbe water are cold, the fiah etay in deep water, and I think thia is true. Tbe cateh up tbe river haa been better this year than it baa below. Down there tiie water is so deep in many places and the current so storng, that it ia impos- sible foi fishermen to spiead their nets, and the fish have not been going-out into the shallow water where the men can fiaji. “The warm days have ha<ka tendency to thaw the fish out, and from now on 1 expect plenty of fish. Total gold brought down fiom Klon dike thus far this year is *3,570,000. Juneau will have a new *40,000 courthouse, built by tbe government. Southern Oregon man found the dead Wkly of a missing nephew through the diecloaures of a vision. y ' Spokane's bank clearings in last fis cal year have increased more than any city weet of the Mississippi. Heroes of 'Frisco's latest poisoned oandy sensation were formerly dents of Vancouver, B. O. Outstanding Sherman county rants have all beeh called in. county does not owe one cent. Tba Sheepmen of Missoula, Mont., are at war over attempt to keep them from shearing within the city limits. Golden spike was driven in White Pass & Yukon railway July 6, iu cele bration of tiie road's completion. Mrsr Hampson, a Sacramento wo man, has started over the Edmonton trail to seek her husband, gone a year. *8pokan» internal revenue collections for six months have been over *8,000 in excess of laat year’s total collec tions. Reno, Nev., Gasette says automo biles will soon be used to transport bo rax from Harney county to Winne mucca. Apples and pears will be plentiful in California, .but in Oregon the crops will be failures. Peaches from Cali fornia i 11 also be plentiful, anil 'South ern Oregon will be likely to send sum» also. "The fisherman ia getting a good price A>r all he catches. In fact, a lit tle mire than the fish are worth. The pack<*s-are paying 5 cents, and the cold storage people from 6% to 6^. Of couise the cold storage men wanjt the pick of the catch, and for that rea PACIFIC COAST TRADE son must pay mor*. Some of them Seatlln Merkata. made us an offer of 6^ oenta for 25- Onions, 90c per 100 pounds. pounders up to 40, and cents for Potatoes, tiew, 2 <ac per lb. those over 40 pounds. We prefer, Beets, per sack, *i@l 25, however, to give as good as can be Turnips, per sack, 60@fiSc. caught to our customers. Prices for Carrota, per sack, *1. the caniied''Hsh are fair, and there ia a Parsnips, per sack, *1. big demand for our goods. Eastern Cauliflower, 40<g60c per doa. dealers ar* all anxious to make con Cabbage, native and California tracts and some of the |mckers have now contracted mor* than they can de *1.50 per 100 pbbnda. Apples. *2.50@8.50 per box. liver. If the run continuee good, we Pears, 50c <g *1-50 per box. will'be able to supply the demands Prunes, 50c pur box. made upon us. If it continues light» Butter—Creamery, 18c per pound; this demand will entirely exceed the fiipplyLAnd as Che supply on the mar dairy axrd ranch, 12@18c per pound. Eggs/22a. ket has been cleaned up, there would Cheese —Native, 12c. indeed be a lively rush for fish. Poultry—Old bens, 16c per pound; Territory Grew«. spring chickens, 14c; turkeys, 16c. __ "For a long time the packers of the Fresh meats—Choice dressed beef Columbia had a ptar market for their steers, prime, 9c; cows, prime, product, but with tbe coming of the 9c; mutton, 9c; pork, 7c; veal, 8310a trans-continental roads came a greater Wheat—Feerl wheat. *20. demand for our fish. Now the demand Oats—Choice, per ton, *27 028. is from all over the United States, and Hay—Puget Sound mixed, *6.000 the territory is growing all the time. 8; choice Eastern Washington tim Tbe big jobbers of the Middle West othy, *12,00. . find it cheaper and better to buy*their Corn—Whole, *23.50; cracked; *24; fish ant Jiere than to go to tire Atlan feed meal, *24.00. tic coast for them, and we are all Bhd; Barley—Rolled or, ground, per ton, Ing a good market at Chicago, St. Louis *25026; whole, *28. and such centers. Flour—Patent, per barrel; *3.50;' “We have no complaint to make straights, *2.90: California' braifds, asid'e from the scarcity of fish, and 1 *8.25; buckwheat flour, *8.50; graham, think that will soon be over with, and per barrel, *8.60; whole wheat flour, that there will be an average pack *8.75; rye flour, *4.50. /■* -L this season,“^ . ■ Miflstuffe—Bran, per ton, *15; shorU, per toii, *16. ' * Waal Trade at Oataria. 1 Feed—Chopped feed, *21022 per The large wool receipts at Ontario, ton; middlings, per ton, *22; -oil cake Or., thia season have demonstrated tiie meal, per ton, *33. . wisdom of the Oregon Forwarding Company, of that city, in largely in Portland Market. creasing its capacity for storing and Wheat—Wall* Walla, 58c; Valley, handling that commodity.' Wool re- 59c; Bluestem, 60o per bushel. rceipts to date show a total of 637,000 Flour—Best grades, *3.20; graham, pounds, and it has but fairly com •¡1.65; superfine, *2.15 per barrel. menced to come in. Tbe upper Mal- Oats—Choice white, 42c; choice lieur and Stein’e mountain countires gray, 40 0 41c per bushel. are full of ij, and it is conaeivativelv Barley—Feed barley, *19020; brew estimated that a million poun<^ or ing, |21.00 per ton. mor» will yet arriv*. Growers are 'cell Millstuffs—Bran, *17 per ton; mid ing at prevailing prices, and ar* not dling«, *22; «borts, *18; chop, *16.00 lioklijng tli»ir wool as they did ast year. per ton. Condon A Hughe, sle preparing to give a big fall race meet in Portland, in which the beat horse, on the coast will enter. Tbe meet will beyin aliout September 1, and probably will 1aat trom September 9 lot. Horses from California, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Washington and British Columbia, will enter, and th. most successful meet held her. la year. I. expected to result. The board of county commiMion«ii of Dawson county, Mont., have called a special election for the portae bf re building the county for *50,000 to build a bridge across th« Yellowstone river in place of the one destroyed thisspiing. The sentiment of the people to rebuild seems so strong that the bonding will meet with little or no opposition. Sesttl» want« the Carson City mint, which is idle, temoved to tbe Sound. Many miueia are going to Buffalo Hump. A stray balloon passed over Spokane one day last week. The Schroeder mine, nur Yraka, has been sold foi *100,000. Southern Oregon minM ata shipping ore to Spokane. - Haying is about over in Southern Oiegon. A witness In first trial of Dreyfui New York, July 17.—A dispatch to case ia in Los Angeles. th. Harald from Port Said .ays: The Fort Spokane, Wash., will bereaftei 0'uiMr Olympia arrived here this after be known aa Foit Wiight. noon. Dawey, who ia looking very well, ha. been reluctantly obliged to \ Walla Walla ia to have »female Mm decline the invitation of Minister inary. , Strauss at Constantinople to etay with Seattle'a new water worka are aoon him on the Bosphorus. He la anxioua to be completwl. to get to New York ae soon as poMible, There,are 867 men in Crook county snd has decided to proceed in the in the lieeatock buaiueaa. Olympia to Trieste, where he will In two daya the cannery at Salem make a short stay lot the change of pfiTup 200 caaM of oberrlaa. z eir, proceeding thence to America. Peimanent hatbor IlnM are being es St Petersburg, July 12 — Russian tablished by th* government at .Ta newspaper, genrally devote much at coma. The Idaho autboritiM My they will tention to th. telegram. ..changed be tween Emperor William of Germany first punish tbe l»aders of tbe Wardner and Preaident Loubet. It ia Mid that trouble. The Pacific States Telephone Com Russian diplomacy ha. by no moan, been taken nhawarM, but had made no pany ia patting in an exchange at 8po ■light «Bort to bring aobnt such a meet- A tramp an bald wp, robbed and Raspberries, red and black, and cur- shot in a box oar near Spokane a lew ratios now Mil at 8 canta per box, day. ago. wholMala, and .re not likely to gat The Northam Pacific Railroad Com much cheaper, although they are pie» pany sold 628,000 .area of land is tiful enough. Washington laat y«*r. 08; Oregon wj k£4;ay, *6 per-to*. Butter—Fancy creamery, ■'85040c; seconds, 27@30o; dairy, 25027c store, 18028c. ..Cheese—Oregon full cream, 12o: ^ung America, 15o; new efitar» 0c per pound.-- - > • „ Poultry—Chickens, mixed, *804 per dosen; hens^ *4.00 0 5.00; springs, *1.2503; geese, *6.00 0 7.00 for old, *4.50@5 for young; ducks, *5.000 5.50 per dozen; tarkeys, live, 150 16c per pound. Potatoes—*1 01.10 per sack; sweets, 2c pur pound. Vegetables—Beets, *1; turnips, 90c per Mck; garlic, 7o per pound; cab bage, *101.25 per 100 pounds; cauli flower, 75o per dosen; parsnips, *1 per sack; beans.Sc per pound; celery, 70075c per dosen; cucumbers, 50c per box; j>eas, 808per pound. Onions—Oregon, 50075c per sack. Hops—11018c; 1897 crop, 406c. Wool—Valley, 120 18o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 6010c; mobair, 17c per pound. Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, 4c; dressed matton. 7J<c; spring lambs, ,7>^c per lb. Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, *4.50; ight and feeders. *2.50 0 8.00; dressed, 15.00 0 6.00 per 100 pounds. Beef—Gross, topsteers, 4.000*4.25; cows, *2.50 0 8.00; dressed beef, 506Wc per pound. V m I—Lams. 6^7c; small, «r pound. \ ' I killarney , REGISTER OF TREASURY. Hon. Judson W. Lyons, Register of A certain touriat, who, was doing all the United States Treasury, in a letter tbe sights of thè Holy Laud with pain from Washington, D. O., sayst . ful earnestness, was scaudallxed to see sm American arrive one afternoon, hurry round all the saered place» and make ready to depart betimee-on the morrow. He ventured to Inquire of this bustling traveler why, having come so far, he rushed away so quick ly. “Sir," replied the Yankee, “1 am timed to do Europe In,».fortnight. I have thrown in tbe Holy Land, and if I stay here longer than one flight I can not see Killarney, which takes three days.” That American bad been well Advised. Energetic, bustling tourists have endeavored to see all the beau ties of the place in one day, and,though they have Been delighted and over whelmed by what they saw, they have not been able to restrain a pang of re gret at tbe thought of what they had missed. Lyons, Register of th« Killarney, If not In itself, at least Hon. Judson W. Treasury. by description. Is known the wofld April 23d, 1899. over, and has a great reputation to„ -Fe-rn-na Drug M’f’g Co., Columbus, maintain; but, unlike many other O.t places of renown, It does not belle It. ivv.— Gentlemen ÜII » I v III ü 11 — • I UH And 14 lUTu'Ila Pe-ru-na LU to U be “ Mil an Ihe lake, of killarney may not prov^ MceUent remedy fo, the catarrha| a( o be qu tea. the stranger anticipated |ecliont of h and annlmer. anf ' hill ilia I rev rAr^mulzAn K . r 9 * but the impression he n.weU. carries away i_ is those k-hO Buffer from depression from none the less one of profound admira tire heat of the summer will, find uo tion and wonder. The particular charm remedy tbe equal of Pe-ru-ns. which enwrapa him Is that bf the Judson W. Lyons. peaceful loveliness and aerenity of the No man is bettter known in the whole, and thia strike« home with In financial world than Judaon VV. Lyons. creased conviction after passing by the His name on every piece of money ; waterway from the upper to the lower of recent date, tnak.es his signature one lake. The former sheet of water, en of the most familiar ones in th» United veloped as It Is by ragged peaks and States. Hon. Lyons address is^ Au-* gloomy, unclothed mountains, cannot gusts, Ga. Heis a member of tbe Na vie with the lower lake, whoae mag tional Republican Committee, and ia a nificent stretch of sliver waves is prominent and influential politician. »- fringed and caressed by foliage and He is a particular friend of President trees, by rich meadows and sweet McKinley. ft smelling blooms, whlle.the rugged out line of the wild bills Is/softened by tho Remember that cholera morbus, purple haze, and apace la loat In an In cholera -infantum, Rummer oom- Ji- finity of gradffui- undulations. The plain^'bilious colic, diarrhoea and boat ride from the far edge of the dysentery are each and all catarrh upper lake to the rulna of Rosa Castle .of the bowels. Catarrh is the only Is an experience which cannot be de correct name for these affections. scribed. ft must be enjoyed; and re»t Pe-ru-na is an absolute specific for assured It will linger In the memory these ailments, which are so com to the last day.—London Times. mon in summer. Dr.-Hartman, in a practice of over forty ye'afs, never 4 lost • single case of cholera infan WORLD'S PETROLEUM OUTPUT. tum, dysentary, diarrhoea, or chol-; Yield 1» More than 6,000,600.030 era morbus, snd' his only .remedy Gallon«, Half of It from America. was Pe-ru-n4. Those ¡desiring More than 5,000,000,000'"'gallons of further particulars should send for petroleum, according to tbi1 treasury a free copy of "Summer Ctyairh." bureau of statistics, Is ngw produced Address Dr. Hartman, Columbas. O. annually In tbe world. Of this amount 2,500,000,000 gallons is produced In the Keeping a C^oae Watch. United States, 2,250,000,000 In Russia, Tom—Edna and May appear to be «nd the remainder Is distributed among ■ dozen countries, Austria producing inseparable. Carrie—Yes; each is sfrsid to trust 87,000,000, Sumatra 72,000,000, Java 30,000,000, Canada 20,000,000, Rou- Hie other/oat •! her sight.—Town I , I . mania 24,000,000, India 15,000,000, Ja- Topics. pah 8,000,000, Germany 7,000,000, Peru £000,000, and Italy about 1,000,000 gal lons. ' While the United States and Russia furnish the bulk of the world's petrol eum and stand almost abreast In tbe using CASCAR ETS and tbev ar« th* b««t quantity of crude oil produced, the medicine we have «ver had In the house Last my wire was trancio with headache tor apioupt of refined Illuminating oil sup- week two dan. she tried someot your CASCA RETS, plled by the United States Is more than and they relieved the pain In her head almost recoin mend Caacare ta ’• double that produced by Russia. This Immediately. We O both sa «. STsnsroao. Is due to tbe fact that a given quan Ptttabure Sat« » Deposit Co, PitMb.rg, Pa tity of United States oil produce« CANDY three-fourtbs of Its bulk In refined Illu CATHARTIC minating oil, while Of the Russian oil the ratio Is only about tbree-elghtha. a HEADACHE ■ LYING ON NAILS. Hindoo Ascetics’ Antics st i Sacred Hindoo ascetics Journey e'acb yea^Jn January to a sabred bathing fair. This picture represent, one of these ascetics reclining on a bed of tenpenny nail, quietly telling his beads. His disciples are seated juat beyond him. The fair Is called the “Ganga-Sagar Mela." The legend in connection. therewith com memorates the bringing down of the Ganges river from the Himalayas by Bhoglratte In order to save Sagar Raja IHc PlBtBRDt, PaHtabl», Potent. Teste Good Do Good, Never Sicken, weaken^r Gripe. 10c. 25c. M)c. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Mn.Tfl.RlR 80,11 «uaranieed by all drug- Mil* I U'DAw (Isu w Cl’KS Tobacco Habit GO EAST ----- VIA----- lace and Touriat Sleepers and Buffet Hinokiug FAST TIME.... from the fearful calamities that befell him owing to the wrath of a holy man whom he had offended, named Kopil Mani. The fair Is heldion tbe seashore, and It is quite ImpoMilSIe to get to the place In ordinary co"untry boats at any other time of year. IT is computed that »bout 50,000 people visited the fair tills rear. S.rvlc* .nd Scenery Unequ.tlwt For Ticket, .nd all Information apply to your neare.t agent, or .ddreiu A H. C. IIENNTSTOM, C P and T. A , Portland R C STEVEN'S, G. W P A . Seattle. CLAIMAMTS FOR DPMI QI Al KI w-nniAiHur cnaiuii IICKFufu. Wsshlnglan 0. C.. they will ra. cetre quick replie* B 5ih N. H. Volk. Staff 20th Corps. Prosecuting claims since 1878. ■ M IL I r I I na aABm* book , elief for Women" R 8*nt A m . In •nreiopB. Write to day for thio Book, cubtainina Ftrtlca* Ian and TMiimoniato of DH. MÀRTKL I French Female Pills. Battle wlih a Huge Shark. A wblp-talied shark became entan gled fn a fishing net off the Delaware coast the other day. Captain Green, of Green Brothers’ sturgeon fishing fleet, while watching bis men at work no ticed a great commotion In the water and some of his fishermen battling top life. He bore down to tbe spot and he and his crew assisted In killing tbe shark, but not until five meh had been wounded by the monster. Tbe shark measure^ feet trom tip to tip. Men with Green Hair. Wool—Spring—Nevada, 10012c per x>und; Oregon, Eastern, 8012c; VaL •y, 15017c; Northern, 8010c. _ Millstuffs—Middling«. *17.50020; bran, *15.50 0 16.50 per ton. Onions—Silverskin,70 0 80cper «ack. Butter — Fancy creamery. 19021c; do seconds, 16017c; fancy dairy, 17o; do Mvonds, 14014J^c par pound. Eggs — Store, 16018c; fancy ranch, l*032o. Hop«—1808 crop, 17^0. Citrus Fruit—OrangM, Valencia, *2 02.50; Mexican lime«, *4.50®5; Cali* fornia lemon«, 75c0*1.25; do choice, •2.50 per box. Hay—WhMt, *180 15.50; wheat ar oat, *18016; oat, *14016; bMt ba. lay, *12013; alfalfa, *11018 per ton; •traw, 40070c per bale. PotatOM—«Early R om , *1.5001.75; Oregon Burkank«. *1.65 0*1.85; liver iurbanka, 75c0*l; Salina« Burbank«, 101.10 per £ck. Tropical fruits—Bananaa, *1.500 a.*0 per bunch; pinrapplM, *2.500 4.50; Persian date< 606Ue per I . BEAUTIFUL fn the districts surrounding the tap per mines of Cornwall, Cuba, Chile and other places where the ore is abundant ly found, a curious sight Is to be seen in the shape of men with hair that Is quite green. This 1. not, as might be Imagined, a fad, but tbe grave results produced by tbe men's surroundings. The crude ore. In order to secure a more marketable article, is roasted In enormous furnaces, and It I. some strange emanation from tbe smelted copper that ¿ffect« this chemical change In the hair of the miners, and turns it as gyeen as grnM. Investiga tions baveiproved that tbe fumes from the furnace, contain a certain quantity or arsenical matter, an dtbls cause, tbe startling change, altbongb the texture and growth of the hair suffer no Injury. PnUHd by Ibmmndi or MtliflMl ladlm m Mio. ölwanrollabl» «ad «about u> «qual •oldbvairdray.inila mota! boi. Fraacte SM oa lop la Blu«, WhMa and Red. Take no orbar. FruM Dna C0..MI « M Vaarisi.. 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