Dayton herald., September 01, 1899, Image 3

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VALLEY FARMERS.
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D a i r y i n g I a d a e t r t e e O r ie r
Theae
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O p p a r-
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State Food and D a iry Commissioner
Bailey, a fte r b a rin g made a (n il and
oareful in * pact ion of the d airy in g and
■took industries of tb * W illa m e tte val­
ley. is convinced th a t ao otbsr branches
of a a iie u ltn re offer better opportunities
lor the farm er to realiae, w ith proper
effort, handsome profit, from h i* labor*
a* do there.
W illa m e tte valley fa rm ­
er*. M r. B ailey «aye poaaeea advantage*
for the ra ilin g of thoroughbred stock,
not equaled anyw here In t h i* region.
Not only are a ll the condition* fo r
growing thia slock ideal, hot a m arket
on the range* of Emuern Oregon, W ash­
ington, Idaho and M ontana, stand*
ready to take a ll th at ia offered, and a t
price* th a t leave no doubt as to tire
profit*.
“ W ith in the past w ee k,” *a y * M r.
Bailey, “ there have been bttyera in
P o rtlan d for breeding stock who cam *
prepared to buy an u nlim ited number.
From <10 to <16 each waa paid (or
spring lam b * and a t th e ** fig urea lea*
titan 100 could be had and the parties
w ill now be obliged to go East for the
balance of th e ir stock.
“ To show bow much I t ooata to
raise thee« lam b *, * have only to te ll
yon th at on a recent visit to one o f the
valley farm e r*, 1 was shown a band o f
100 Cotswold lam b* th a t w ill average
in w tig b t 140 pounds each. Theae
lambs were raised on grass on summer
fallow land < w hiclt probably coat >0
cent* an acre to sow. And aa each and
everyone of theae lam b* is good fo r a
• 10 b itt. i t w ill not take much of a
m athem atician to figure out the profits.
" T b e same proposition holds good
in regard to A n g o r* goats. I have on
ray lia t m any in u u irie * for goata and
w h ile five cent* per pound is freely
offered, there are none to be had.
“ I w ant to te ll you rig h t now,”
continued M r. B ailey, “ th a t thia va lle y
is destined to be th e m ohair center of
th e w orld, for nowhere doe* the Angora
goat th riv e and put on th a t lu»tr*-o f
m ohair aa in t b * h ill* of the W illa m ­
ette va lle y, and I am pleased to note
th at increased interest is Lefng taken
in t u n In anH tno n i ant m a lt, w t tails
th e paat 10 days a car load of pure
bred goats have been reoeived In th e
vglley.
Theae
goata originated in
m eht to t b * goat breeder* o f t h * N o rth ­
west cannot a t thia tim e be estimated.
" I f t h * farm ers w ill only q u it thiri
vicious habit of sonsmer fallow and In -
,
>i(7ovwrr‘ra T is r« t^ ’ vwtohte-
upon which to pastor* sheep, goat* and
hog«, i t * 4 il He t b * u s s n i ot raising
every mortgage pu the fa rm * w ith in
our border a .
.
“ Tbe question of d airy in g ia a ser­
ious one. t h e dairym en w e n anxiofig
to hava a law passed protecting th eii
interests, but are m aking no special
effoit to supply the demand fo r butter
and cheese th at ia aura to come th ia
winter. Already there is a shortage of
good dairy products, w hile w ith in 88
m ile s of Portland, located on the lin e
of a railroad are to b eeo eutw o cream­
eries w ith tha notioe 'lor aale or re n t’
on each of them. These creameries
are situated where there ie every
si hie advantage lor dairying, and upon
investigation I find that they w a r*
not closed beoauee the patrons did not
do Well, bat liecause one fello? thought
some other fellow waa doing bettor or
m aking mors than ba should out of
the concern.
'" Y e s , there is as yet much to learn
but the farmers have learned one les­
son and that ia that there ia no money
in isising 16 bushels of wheat to the
aore and for which 46 to 60 oente js a ll
that can be had, and they are now giv­
ing more thought and study alung o th ­
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er lines.”
S a g a r F a e ia r y W i ll S ta rt.
Joseph Barton, manager of the Ore­
gon Sugar Com pany, ia m aking p relim ­
inary arrangements for starting a fac­
tory for tha seasons’a fUB. T h e factory
w ill etart about'the 16lh ?of SepteffiBiF.'
About 100 men w ill be employed at
th e factory, aa tlie factory w ill have a
much larger rnn this season than last,
in fact there is a certain ty of having
more than tw ice the am ount of beets
to work. A great deal of labor w ill be
required in harvesting the beet crop,
which w ill commence w ith in a vary
abort tim e. There w ill consequently
be a strong demand for labor in th at
vic in ity during a ll t t a fa ll season.
R a e « M .r n l B i d d e n .
Roberta Bros., oapitaliata of Spokans,
were successful bidders for j h e Daven­
port water works bonds, tbe firm offer­
ing a prem ium ot <1,000 for tha Issue
of <14,460. Thera were several other
bidders represented a t the council
meeting when tbe b id * won opeqed.
The first offers were a ll rejected aa be­
ing too low. Mow bide were nailed for
and Roberta Broe. eeeur*t the bond*
0 *1 1 f o r H e a d B I
T h e treasurer o f Baker county has
issued a cull for bide for the <16,000
bond Issue to b uild a schoolhouse.
These bonds sre to draw interest a t th e
rate of five per cent per annum , in te r­
est p arable sem i-annaally, and the
bonds w jll be issued in denom inations
of <1.000 eaob. T h e y are payable in
30 years, or payable a t pleasure of dis­
tric t in 10 yeeie. A ll tbe bonds w ill
be sold to gether_______
D a t e . W i l l B * F a ld .
B Ï8 T
TRADE EVER K N O W N .
IM -.
E V ID E N C E
FOR
A e S o a le k la g In c r e a s e O y e r T h e * e f la t e *
‘ Y * a r Is » h a w a .
t - a b e r t ' e a e a r o t n r y S a id t a l l a v e F e a a d
IS a t Q r w l a im m L a b a .
T h e Jh ,G . Dun A Cor’* w eakly re­
view of trade s a ji:
N othing ia more
eloquent than the facte. Aotual pay­
8 1. Louis, Aug. 3 6 .— A special to the
Fori-Dispatch from Seattle, W aeh.,
tars:
L . Leon Bureau, the private eecre-
ta iy of M aitre Leb ori, ib e leading
counsel for Dreyfus, '«bo l i a s been in
Beattie visiting the Fieneh vice-consul.
Dr. Monod, ha* left for Parte. In an
interview , M . Bureau adm itted for the
first tim e th at his trip to the North*
west wa* (or the purpose of securing in­
form ation e f great N iu e to Dreyfus.
H e obtained it. and th ia aocelerate»hia
desks to isach home w ithout loss of
tim e.
have bean to tha G reat Slave
• i “ I ha
lake, li< the
I
Northwest T e rrito ry .” said
M . Burean,
Bure
“ afte r inform ation con-
fiected w itli tbe Dreyfus case. I hope
fo reaoh Parle in tim e to hand I t over
to La boil before the case cloeee, but
even i f I do not, i t w ill be e till of
vnloe. 1 am unable to etate th e> xac t
nature of the inform ation 1 obtained,
(or yon know w e muet guard against
every contingency in t h * oaee, fu ture as
well aa present.
“ T h e impiession th at tbara waa a
conspiracy among tha high arm y offi­
cer* against Dreyfus prior to the tim e
h * waa condemned ia not in oonformity
w ith our belief or contention,” said
M . Bureau, “ I t is true th a t the pro­
ceedings by which he was degraded
rere illegal, but we do not th in k th a t
my deep-dyed conspiraoy has been
■atohed against h im . I t was a case of
fin
in n o c e n t..x u n being persecuted
¡while the real o rim iqal was in tha
background, ”
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ments through the princip al clearing­
houses were 28 per oent larger than
••at year and 66.9 par oent larger
in tbe tam e Week in 1899.
For the
inonth thus far, the d a ily average of
'payments ia 16.3 per cent larger than
last year and 66 par cent larger than
in 1893.
Ira n works w hich supply Plttsbhrg
are sold up far in to 1900. and can do
nothing, thongh prices much beyond
w hat they received are paid by tboae
who usual have iron th ia year. T he
summons demand for more railroad*
and more N ile and cara, more veesels,
warehouses and buildin g* to handle
the extraordinary busineae in progress
cannot be met ae quickly aa man would
lik e , and work of a ll aorta ia delayed,
from th * biggeet w ar vessel to tbo
smallest factory.
_ Western receipts of wbapt no long-
i t keep up w ith the extraordin ary
movement a yeai ago, fa llin g 1,800.000
bushels behind for the week, but for
four weeks have been 16,861.414 bush­
els. against 14,864.631 bushels last
year. A tla n tic ox porta ware sligh tly
larger than laat year, and in fonr
weeks, 11,411,831 busbela, floor in -
plnde'd, against 11,117,186 bushels last
year, w h ile Pacific exporta have been
881,014 bushels for the week, end in
four weeks, 1,681,848 bushels, against
1,681,864 bushel* last year.
F ailu res for tbo weak have been 168
in the U niledlS tatea, egalnet 179 last
year, and 18 I n Canada, against 16
last year.
P A C IF IC
—
COAST
TRADE.
- ■ Fortius Market.
W heat— W a lla
W a lla ,
67068c;
V a lle y , 69@ 69)<c; Blueetem , 8 0 0 6 1 c
per bushel.
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M ACDUFF
IN
PORT.
■ a d a f L o n g e s t V o y a g e on- K e e o r d
t w e e n C a le a t t a a n d d a t a r l a .
Xe
Astoria, Aug. 38.— T h e long-looked-
for B ritish bark Macduff arrived in this
vening, 193 days from Calcutta. She
w ith no auoident, and was a t no
distress. H e r delay waa due
en tirely to the weather and tha foul con­
d itio n of her bottom, and the reported
distress of these on hoard was a m vth
drawn from the im agination of soldiers
nn board the transport W arren. Gap-
ta in H u elin waa aurprised to learn th at
iiia vessel was reinsured and th a t her
son-arrival bad affected tba prioe of
|fa in bags b a the ooait.
T h e Macduff came ronnd the south
ooast of A u stralia and met some severe
F lo u r— Beat grades, 18.16; graham,
•3 .6 6 ; superfine, 83.16 pur barrel.
Oats— Choloe w h ite. 4 0 0 4 3 c ; choice
gray, 8 7 0 4 1 0 per busbef.
<16^017?
B arley— Feed
barley,
brew ing, <18.60 per ton.
M ille tu ffe — B ran, <17
ton; m id -
dlinga, <31;
<!L00
par ton.
H a y— T im o th y . < 8 0 9 ; clover, <7
ir ton. "
0 8 ; Oregon w ild
« M Wte WW®«te off Mew. Zea­
W S Ö o ; lan d. One heavy sea made Captain
seconds,
8 6 0 4 0 c ; dairy,
80 0 86c; H u e lin th in k th at his rudder bad been
store, 1 3 5 ^ 0 37 X o .
carried away, as w ith f u ll sails the
vessel would not answer her wheel.
Egga— 1 8 0 1 8 j< c per dosen.
Cheese— Oregon fu ll cream.
18o; I t was probably an earthuake. aa w ith -
10c per pound.
P o ultry— C h i shea*, m ixed, < 8 . 6 0 0
4. SOper doaen; hens, <4.60; apringa,
< 3 0 8 .0 0 ; geeae, < 4 .0 0 0 6 .0 0 for old.
< 4 .6 0 0 6 .6 0 for young; ducks, < 5 .0 0 0
6.60 per doaen; turkeys, liv e, 1 3 j ^ 0
1 8 ^ c per pound.
/ Potatoes— 7 6 c 0 8 1 per sack; eweeta,
* H 0 ® c P " pound.
! Vegetable*— Beets, <1; turnips, 90c
per sack; garlic, 7o" p erp o un d ; Cab­
bage,
pet
pound;
c a u li­
flower, 76c per doaen; p e ri nips, <B
ahead and no damage waa dona.
ta in H u e liu bee w it h im hia w ife and
10-year-cld ton, and* they look strong
and healthy, aa does «very one aboard
excepting tbe first mate. J . Tip p et,
who Is i l l w ith neuralgia io the face.
E X P L O S IO N
OF
A C a a lr } b B t a r y C e n s e
DR EYFUS.
D Y N A M IT E .'
F i v e M in a r e S i e v e t a A t o m . a a * . C a a -
e .a tr a to r P a m o ll.k a d . •
Jo p lin .
Aug.
were k ille d by an explosion of dyna-
m ita this evening a t the M argaret M in ­
beans, 6 0 6 o per pound;
celery,
ing Company’s m ill, near C a rterville .
7 0 0 76c per doaen; encumber*. 60c per
T h e dead are D avid Sinclair, R . J.
box; peas, 8 0 4 c per pound; tomatoes.
Robbins, H e n ry G ilb e rt, W illia m Meaa-
76o per box; green ooru, 1 9 ) { 0 1 6 c per more and F ra n k Huddleson.
W h ile G ilb e rt was engaged In the
Hops— 1 1 0 1 8 o ; 1897 crop, 4 0 6 o .
preparation o f a blast a stick of dyna­
Wool— V a lle y , 1 3 0 1 8 a par pound;
m ite which he held In hie baud explod­
Eastern
Oregon,
8018c;
mohair,
ed and the oonouseion exploded a box
3 7 0 8 0 c p er pound.
of d yn am ite w h ic h stood near by.
M o tio n — Grose, beet' sheep, w eth er*
T h e big concentrating p la n t was de-
and ewee, 8 ^ o ; dressed m utton. 6>< 0 knolteh*! and the five men a t work
7c; lamba, 7J^c per lb.
»here ware biown in to b it *
Portiona
Hoge— Groea, choice h eav y,- <6.00;
bl t h e ir bodies w ere found hundreds
lig h t and feeders, <4.60; dressed, <6.00
of feet from w here ^rey bad been w ork-
0 6 .6 0 per 100 pound*.
ing»._-3Che eliodk of the explosion w et
Beef— Groes, Jop steers, 8.6O0<4.OO;
fe lt at Oronogo, three m iles away.
jeows,
< 8 .0 0 0 8 .6 0 ;
dreeeed
beef
T b e p la n t, which waa. a naw one,
8 0 7 J i c P*r pound.
owned by H e n ry G ilb e rt, one of the
V e e l— Large, 6 X
0 sm all, 8 «
men k ille d , stood on tbe old H annum
per pound.
and M cE lro y tract o f tbo Am erican
Z in c, L **d & Sm elting Company’s
B e a t t ie M a r k e t . .
land.
Onions, new , < 1 .3 6 0 1 .6 0 per aaok
Ona of the viotim s, David Sinclair,
Potatoes, new, 1 0 1 X o p e i lb.
of D o lu th , M in n ., waa investigating
Beete, per saok, <1 10.
th a m ine i n . tha interest of a Boston
~ T urnip s, per sack, 76c.
syndioate, w hich was negtoiating for
Carrots, per aaok, 90c.
its purchase. Robbins was a Sedalia,
Parsnips, per sack, < 1 0 1 .7 6 .
M o., real estate agent, who aoooofpan­
Cauliflow er, 76c per doa.
ted h im . Both of S in c la ir’s lega ware
Cabbage, native
and
C alifornia torn off, and hia head was a ll but sev­
< 1 0 1 .3 6 per 100 pounds.
ered from hia body. G ilb e rt’s body
Cherries, 7 6 o 0 < l.
waa ont in two and tba legs w ere found
Peaches, 7 6 0 9 0 c .
300 feet from tbe tra n k . Tbo only
Apples, < 1 .1 6 0 1 .7 6 per box.
persfina on the premises who eeoaped
P e e n , <1.76 per box.
death were tw o m in e r s w orking ia tbe
Prunes, <1 per box.
s h a ft
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
W aterm elons, < 3 0 3 .6 0 .
F r e p a r l a * f a r R e e e p t lo a .
Cantaloupes, <1.60 0 3.76.
Nice, Aug. 86.— A d m ira l D ew ey and
Blackberries, < 1 .6 0 0 3 .
B u tter— Cream ery, 36c per pound; tba officers and men of tbo O lym p ia
dairy 1 7 0 3 0 0 ranch, 1S .X 017O par lb. now a t V illefrah cb e, near here, are a l­
ready anticipating th e ir N ew Y o rk re­
Eggs. ><«•
”
ception, and are preparing for their
Chae e N ativu, 1 3 0 1 8 c .
part in it. T b e adm iral has received
P o u ltry— 1 8 0 1 4 c ; dressed, 16X c-
to
H a y— Puget Bound tim o th y , < 7 0 9 ; permission from the authorities
choice
Eastern
W ashington
tim ­ land the O lym p ia battalion a t V iile -
franche for d r ill paxpoeea daring tha
othy, <14.00.
Corn— W hole, <38.60; cracked, <18; rem ainder of the oruiser’a stay there.
M . G renet, prefect of the Alpee-
lead meal, <38.00.
Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton, M aritim ee, visited A d m ira l Deway to­
day. Tha former expressed the plea­
<31; whole, <83.
F lo u r— P atent, per b arrel, <8.60; sure of the French government at tha
blended atraixflta, <8.36; C alifo rn ia ad m iral's v is it, adding hia aaeuranoea
<8.36; buckwheat flour, <3.60; graham, of personal adm iration. I t ia expected
per barrel, <8.60; w hole wheat flour, th a t A d m ira l Deway w ill come to Nice
'-tomorrow ta d return the prefect’s offi­
<6; rye flour, <4.60.
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M illitu ff* — B ran,
per
ton, <16; cial calls.
Sagebrush 8am — T e r any B ill died
of • lame arm . H o w could th at be?
Oactoa C harlie— W hy. vet use. h l*
arm wua so stiff th at be conld’n t draw
b i* gun quick, an* the other fe lle r got
the drop ou h im .— N . Y . Journal.
T h . M ew T u r p o d a .
A Swede ha. invented on* operated by
invisible ray. ot light, which .liable, it to
explode at will, lii like manner Hoetri.-.
t e r . Stomach Bitters conquers all stomach
trouble.. When a sufferer from ooustipe-
tion, dy.pep.ia or liver complaint ta k . tbe
B i t t e r , ha is sure of a euro. A privet. Rev­
enue Stamp cover* the neck o f th * bottle.
A t. W ashington, R. 1., t h * L iv in g ­
stone woolen m ill 1* runuing n t |b t and
day.
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L a d le s C a a W a n e S haee
One size smaller after using Allen'e Foot-
Ksee, a powder to be shaken Into tbe shoe*.
I t make* tigh t or new shoes feel easy;
gives Instant relief to corns and bunions.
I t ’s tbe greatest comfort discovery o f tfie
age. Cures swollen feet, blister* and cal­
lous spots. Allan'a Foot-Ease is a certain
cure for Ingrowing nails, sweating, smart­
ing. hot, aching feet, We hav. 80,000 testi­
monials. A ll druggists and shoe stores
sell it. 25c. Trial package F R E E by m a i l.
A Olmsted, “ L * “ Roy. “ N . " Y .
Address, Alten 8.
In th * South w ith in th * paat five
m onth* <17.000,000 in uew capital baa
been in v es t*] in cotton m ilt*.
M y doctor mid I would di*, but Piso’*
Cure for Consumption cured me.—Amos
Kelner, Cherry Valley. Ilia.. Nov. 33. V5.
The Dougherty County M anufactur­
ing Company may soon ba Incorporated
to build a o o u o n m ill a t A lb an y, G *
Remember that you can buy Jesse Moore
A. A. Whiskey for the same price that Is
paid for ordinary whiskey. For sale by all
nrst-class dealers and druggists.
Philadelphia collected <103,000 aa
taxes on trolley company dividends last
year.. '' _______
Curad. K o S teer nervou»
l y ’e u w o r D r r. . K lioe-e
lin e ’» U re o t
N e r v . Restorer. S a n d I b r F B I
b o n i . M id tre aties. D a . R . H .
A r c h s tre e t, F h lle d e lp h l* F *
F a l l s W l t k M ie M i c h * .
A horse may pull w ith a ll his m ight,
but never w ith his mane.— Chicago
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D a ily N ew *
W i n A IO C a h e a O M e e r *
■ a a F r a a e t.e e M a rk e t.
T h a troublae o f t h * M ontana Power
Wool— Spring— Nevada, 1 3 0 1 4 c per
Company of B u tte are to be ad ja ile d
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 1 0 0 14o; V i a a l l­ -
at once and the w o ik of installin g tha
ley, 1 4 0 1 3 a ; N ot th e m , 9 0 1 0 c .
maehinary a t tha big dam on tiie Big
Onions— Silverakln,
9O o0<l
H ole riv e r w ill be pushed to comple­
tion at an en ily date. A capitalist of
Bettor—Fancy creamery. 3 7 0 9 8 0 ;
Butte lies aaeumed tbe indebtedness of
do seconds, 8 9 0 9 8 0 ; fanoy dairy,
the concern, which amounted to <310,
par
0 0 0- O f th is am ount < ll6 ,0 0 0 repre­ 38 0 380 do aeeonda, 1 9 0 3 3 «
pound, m t -—
sented lie n * on the property and mn-
Egg*—Btesu, I9 0 3 9 o ; fancy ranoh,
chinery, and <86.000 of »«oeivur’e cer­
33 0 1 6 a .
tificates for repairs to tbo dam
_ 11.pe— Nominal.
spring and fa ll.
> ..
— ™-
C itrua
F r u it— Oranga*. Yalaueia,
f le p e W e * V e e ra g e d .
< 3 .7 6 0 8 .3 6 ; M axleau limea, < 4 0 6 .0 0 ;
Ths hope in yards adjacent to Salem C a lifo rn ia lemona,
T 6 o 0 < I.6 ffi
do
were in no m anner damaged by tbe o hoio* < 1 .7 8 0 9.00 pm-box.
leoent copiooe rain fa ll. A ll tha grow­
H a y — W lisa t, < 6 X 0 » Id ; w heat and
ers agiee th at the rain has proved of oat, < 7 0 8 ; oat. < 8 0 9 ; heal bar­
greet beaeflt to the hope, ouming at ley, < 4 .6 0 0 7 : alfalfa . < 8 .0 0 0 7 pax tea;
quite tha proper tim e. T h e sueoeee of straw, 9 0 0 8 6 * par bul*
the year’s crop ia of great eonoern
Potatoaa— Early
Roae,
60 0 9 0 c
financially to those engaged in tbe oul- Oregen B u rk a n k * < 1.9 5 0 < 1 .6 O ; rive r
tnre theieof.
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B a rb a n k * 460OOo; Saliaaa Burhuaka,
< 1 .1 6 0 1 .6 0 par aaok.
The first carload of Idaho green frn lt
Tropical fru lto — Bananas, < 1 .6 0 0
to be shipped th ia season le ft Bois
per bunch: pi
Fstnrday for Cbioago. O ther oera w ill 9.60
4.00;
Persian datoa,
606M *
P*
follow In a few days and tbe great aao-
V a for flouthern Idaho w H I,^ 21
Havana, A u *. 36.— General Brooke
has v irtu a lly decided not to make any
payments
to Cuban troops on the basis
I’«
additional nolle. The that payments
rought to lig h t suob an am ount of
III.
hievery and attempted ew indling th at
he has ceased to consider tbe question
o f d is tiib u tin g w hat is left of the 83,-
000,000 la supplementary p aym en t*
The earn now left in hie bands he w ill
probaldy us* to assist wounded and de­
serving offlceis, who. under th * o riginal
arrangement, were to reoeive nothing.
Meet of the Cuban officials agree
w ith the rem ark recently m ad* by
G eneral G o m e * H e raid the 08,000,-
000 would prove more harm ful thaa
helpful, and th * work of paymenta baa
revealed depths of depravity th at th *
beet Iriende of Cube had not oonceived
oould exist.
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B n p l a e la a aS a F a w d e v M i l l . .
Pottsville, P a ., Ang. 98.— Tha dry-
house of 8am Debblee’ powder m ill.
aaar Bbepptown. thia eoanty,
pletelv wrecked by aa explosion today,
and W illia m T . Betesenberger. a f W a l­
nut P ert, oua of tbe proprietor*, and
H u rry Jud«* w ar* b to w r to I
O lIW U w e lle r a a a * M e w t a
*
Them . -
.
B eaek
The Denver A Rio Grande railroad
has recognised the great interest which
has lately beet) aroused in theae won­
not noords. count In bottles o f
derful m ins, ami w ill furnish on ap p li­
ptoct os nuelt a< 6i roar. & ts not nuhot cation to R. C. N iclinl, General Agent,
w
soy, but nuhat hood’s Sorsoportto 361 Washington street, Portland. O r.,
dots, thot tetls the story o f its merit. & bos a pamphlet describing tlie ruins, and
roon mony rtmorhoble •victories over the the beat way to reach them.
Thee* historioal ru in* are looated on
orch enemy o f monUnd — Impure blood.
t h * lin e ot tbe Denver A Rio Grande
Be sure to get only Hood’s, becouse
railroad.
Parties going B ari should avail them ­
selves of the opportunity of purchasing
tickets x ia this lla e , Vlie iceoic line
of tlie world:
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_.................. 1« <|. Biul Way*
Mothers w ill find M r * Winslow’s Sooth­
T h e Approached— W hy don’t you go
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
to work?
ehildreu during the teething period.
T h e Tram p— Alas I kind air, 1 never
A F a la s a e f S a lt .
learned anything but a trade.— P h lla-
U tah's g litterin g salt palaoa, w ith
delpba North Am orioaa.
>
its m idway plsisance and other attrac­
D B A F N B S * OAMMOT BB
OVBBD
tions, opened at Salt Lake C ity A u ­
By lo c a l a p p lic a tio n s , M th e y c a n n o t re a c h t h a gust 91. The Rio Grande Western,
dfeeaaad p o r tio n o t t h e e a r . T h e r e ts o n ly o n e
w a y t o c u r e d e e in e u , e n d t h a t is b y e o n it lt n - the only line running through the Mor­
n e l re m é d ié » . D e a fn e s s te c e a s e d b y a n t o - mon capital, lias arranged to give bold-
m ed c o n d it io n o t t b e t n u e o u s ll n t n * o t t h a
of a ll classes of tickets a day atop-
l u a t e e h l e n T a b . - W h e n t h is t u b e s e ts I n era
­
fla m e d e o n h a v e a r a m b l in g s o u n d o r I m p e r ­ ovar a t Salt Lake in order that they
fe c t h e a r in g , a n d w h e n I t Ie e n t i r e ly d o s e d
may h av* an opportunity uf vieiting
d e e in e u Is t h e r e s u lt , s a d u n i e * t h e I n t i m a e
lio n c a n be ta k e n o u t e n d t h le tu b e r e s to re d to this wonderful structure, b u ilt of salt
Its n o r m a l c o n d it io n , h e a rt ng w i l l b e d e s tro y e d
lo r e v e r ; n in e eesae o u t o t te n e ro i caused by crystal* taken from the brine of the
e e t e r r h , w h ic h Ie n o t h i n * b a t a n i In fla m e d G reat Salt Lake itself.
o o u d lt lo n o f t h e rau e o u s su rfaces .
The inanguration of the Rio Grande
W e w i l t t i r e O i l * H u n d r e d D o lla r s fo r a n y
eeee o f D e e in e e e censed " " by c a * ta ' rrh ) th a t —
Western’* dining car aervioe, doing
la ir s C a ta rrh C era. Band ter
away w ith the necessity of stopping
c irculars, free.
F . J. C H X M X Y A OOu. T r i e * * O. train s a t eating stations, leaves noth­
• o ld b y D ruggists, 7te
ing tn be deeired for an ideal trip across
H e ll’s F a m liy F ills a re th e best.
the continent; for the equipment and
Im p r o v e d T r a in B q u tp m e a *.
train aervioe are^equal, if not superior,
T h e O. R. A N . and Oregon Short
to thoee of any of the transcontinental
L in e (lave added a buffet, amoking and
line*. Furtherm ore, no lin e traverses
lib ra ry car to tlie ir Portland-Chioago
any section of tbe Am erioan continent
through tia in , and a dining oar service
where there ifl so much grandeur of
has been iueogunrated. T h e tra in ia
scenery. A daylight ride through tlie
equipped w ith the latest ohair cars,
heart of tlie Rockies leaves nothing to
day coaches and luxurious flrst-olaas
be desired. *
and ordinary sleepers. Direot connec­
F or information as to rates and for
tion made at Granger w ith U n ion Pa­
descriptive pamphlets, address J . D .
cific, and at Ogden w ith Rio Grande
Mansfield, General Agent, 368 W ash­
line, from all points in Oregon, W ash­
ington street. Portland, O r.
I- ■
ington and Idaho to a ll Eastern oitiea.
F o r inform ation, rates, etc., oall on R a s h I D e a ’ t l e e H e a r t h e B a h y C ry T
T h e o n ly sets m e d ic in e fo r s o u r c u r t e o llc in
any O. R. 4 N , agent, or address W .
n u rs in g - b a b ie s ie C e eearele C e n d y C s th e r t le .
H . H u rlb u rt, General Passenger Agent, M ake m o th e r's m ilk m ild ly p u re s tiv e . D r u * -
f l l e t * l * c , 26c, fiOc.
Por t laud.
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—
Radiation takes place more rapidly
Farm hands in Yucatan wear-linen
garments of spotless white. When they from the surface of piànte than from
become even sligh tly soiled they hast­ th e a ir about them, eo te a t on very
en to change them . W o rk is p lentifu l s till nigbta tha plants are sometimes
S a ra h E . B o w e n , o f P e ru , In d ., eeld l
- F o r e ifh te e n y e a rs I e u f f e r e d r U h
w e a k n e ss p e e u lle r t o m y e e * 1
c ould n e ith e r sle e p n o r e a t w e ll, a n d
w as red uced t e a m e r e s k e le to n . H r
s k in w a s m u d d y , m y eyes h e a v y a a *
1 w a s d l u y m u c h o f th e t l m a D o c ­
tors p re sc rib ed fo r m e w ith o u t a v a il;
m e d ic in e seem ed t o d o m e n o ro o d .
1 w as a t th e b r in k o f d e s p a ir w h e n a
fr ie n d to ld m e w h e t D r. W illia m s ’
P ln k P llIs fo r P e ls P eople h a d aooom-
p lte b e d l a a c a e e s im ila r to m l e * J
b o u g h t a b o x a n d t x i k th e m .
I
b o u g h t m o r e e n d to o k th e m u n t il I
w as w e ll e n d s tro n g . D r . W illia m s ’
P in k P ills to r P a le P e o p le b ro u g h t
m a n e w lif e a n d I re e o m m e n d th e m
to e v e r y e u fT e rln * w o m a n .” —FVem
IA« H v p u M w a a , Peru, h i .
P la t a T a lk s t o W a a o e a , a n *W
, b o o k , t e n t s ealed o n req uest.
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rounding air.
A Germ an railroad now building in
Eastern: A fric a , where the clim ate is
most dangerous to the w hite men, re ­
cently offered positions to e iiv l en­
gineers a t <1,198 per annum , station
masters a t <1,000 and locomotive d riv ­
ers <900.
A fa m ily comprising seven persona
left Scranton, N . Y „ the other dav,
the whole party traveling on one fu ll-
fare railroad tioket. There were the
mother and her three pair* of tw ins,
none of the ohildren being up to the
h alf-fare age of five years.
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1er Pale Feegie
WIIII
biws *
are »ever said te the d e n e er heeSraS,
Irish railways h av* been moving to­
ward consolidation.
Tw enty-five years ago the U nited
States supplied 16 per sent of th *
w o ild ’* toel oonsumption; now «they
supply 80 par cent.
T b * dog^tn Barnwell county, 8. (X ,
are returned at a valuation ol <13,880,
w hile th e aaseaaed valuation of the sa ­
tire property of tbe county in sheep and
g*
t* W I . ■
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I
A lady a t Green Haven, M Y . , se­
cured a separation from her husband
on too ground of extrem a oruelty.
Among other b ru ta l acta ha was In the
h ab it of sleeping w ith e hamm er under
hia pillow , and w ith thia ba frequent­
ly threatened,, d arin g the n ig h t, to
pound her into insensibility.
rm r iw
OT"trp-i8^
I? t
brothers, John and F r e d e r i c k flinger, and blonde h a ir ia tha finest. The phone attachment ao th at the m b - last year coat about two oenta a running
' —
in Webster C ity , Ia ., resulted in the thickness ot human h air varies from merged person can converse w ith b i* foot......
the 960th to th e 600th part of an Inch. aid* a t theaurlace.
death of tl a former.
,
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Thera are 349 Germ an
B aptist
i .
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A n uncommon disaaaa oausad tbe churches in tba U nited States, w ith
Tbe longest tunnel in tbe world ia
T h e tw elfth annual census w ill be
taken next year, and* i t ia estimated that of St. G othard, on the line of the death of M r * Rose F u n k , a resident of 33,000 membeis.
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i-
th at i t w ill show a population of over railroad between- L n c e rn * aud M ila n . Bloomington, H L , Portion* of her
A n immense tarpon waa caught 'by
Its leqgth ie pine and one-haif miles. (leali had beoome as dry and hard as
77,000.000 in tire U n ited S ta te *
A . O. M ygott, a t Boca G rande pass,
bona.
T h e highest aotive volcano in tha
F lo rid a, and he waa try in g to haul i t
A novel way of pairing guests a t sty­
In Rockford, I | l „ recently, a aust of £ to hia boat. In its vigorous efforts
lish dinners has oome in vogus in Naw world ia th at of th * smoking moun­
escape I t made a high leap, and as
York. The gueeta are masked, and tain , Popocatepetl, in Mexico. I t ia w ind blew a baby carriage on to a ra il­
each gentleman ohooeea a lady and es­ 17,784 feet above tlie sea. lta crater is road track in front of a tra in , and the i t fa ll in to the boat its ta il struck M r.
were M ygott, knooking h im unoonsolous for
corts h e r tp the d in in g room. When three miles in circumference, and it ia t i * A l t o m 'In tfis a * n
throe hour*.-.
kille d .
tbe soup is served the guests unmask. 1,000 last deep. -
■X..
Constipation
Caused by over-work! Over-eating I Over-drlnklng I Nq-^part of the human body receives more III treatment
than the bowels. Load after load is Imposed until the Intestines become clogged, refuse to act, worn out. - Then
you must assist nature. Do It, and see how easily you will be cured by CASCARETS Candy Cathartic. Not a-
mass of violent mercurial and mineral poison, but' a pure vegetable compound that acts directly upon the diseased
and worn out Intestinal canal, making it strong, and gently stimulating the liveir and kidneys; a candy tablet,
pleasant to eat, easy and delightful In action. Don't accept a substitute for CASCARETS ~
Pa bring a sargeon.—«.ewcler's Weekly.'
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have
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ANNUAL S A L IS . 6 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 BOXES.
a
shorts, per ton, <16.
W ashington, Aug. 86.— O lia today
Feed— Chopped feed, <30.60 per
reported tbe arriva l of the transport
ton; m iddlings, per ton, <33; o il cake
Newport a t M an ila.
meal, pur ton, <86.
q— X
by D eeds W e D o .^
In 1860 it waa estimated th at the
eoneninption of pure aloobol in France
equaled F% liters per head of the pop­
ulatio n . In 1896 i t had increased to
liu r u
n
1
u l U u D
i r IL
a t IU
a a
r a w
a 11
4.1 9 liters, apart from the use of wlnea, t ET3VrV<
l ( « a l t t »13
8 to
<1141
99088
they can afford to be tidy.
b e e rs aud cider*.
The
W estm inster
Presbyterian
church of Jaraey U iiy close« H * doors
at tbe beginning of the service, and
they are opened but once again during
the aei vice to ad m it la te «outers. I t
is stated th a t thia ia done ta correct
tbe h a b it of tardin ee*
Tka
**H onor is Purchased
TH2SJS
10c.
25c,
while you
DRUGGISTS
THE TABLET
) A
50c.
C4XCABBTS u s skeelststy kanaleee, a peisty vegetates e e a m e e a * Be ■ e n a r ta l * r ether ■ f a t r a l * a - * e t * e a te Ceeearets. Catesrets
teScttvety sag |
s e n every Sieerter ef the Steemeh, U v w eaS tateetlees. T h ey s e t ealy earn e e a e tls a tte * h e t eenest s a y aaS e v e ry S n a ef k ra g rie rfty ef the kew ele. tecl»Sl»g « le n h a e e e * Syeer i t r y .
Fleaseat, y e ta U M e , yeteat. T u t s geo*, <e gee*. Sever eiekea, w e e k ta er Ftee. Be earn y ea get the geeateeI Beware ef teU U U eee a n * eehetltetee I B ey e hex ef C x a C A BIU
te -a a y , a a < U a * t * t e a e e f lta every reeseri, get year astoey hook I W rite es Str heektet a»S Use esaastef oaarres B T X X I4 B * X X M B D T 0 0 M F A B T . CB1CA00 er X 1 W T 0 1 X .
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YOUR NERVES NEED
gome k in d of u p b u ild in g —th e h u rr y en d w o rry
et th e a»th e en tu ry life po lls d o w n th e h e a lth ,
make» e nerve food
Moote's
Revealed
R em edy
W ill p u t y o u r nerves In e h e a lth y e e n d ltlo n —I t
w ill Im p ro ve your a p p e tite en d d lg e s tlo * *1.00
per bo tie e l-y e a r d ru g g is t*
M A C H IN E R Y .
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C A L IFO R N IA PIO S Y R U P CO.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
P O R T L A N D W IR K
c
ARTER&1NK
—Mone to e < xx 1, but it costs no
more t 1 h s n t h s i i poorest.
YOUNG MEN!
east ~
A
IR O N
-V IA
W O R K S ; W IR R
end Iro n fen cin g ; office ro llin g , eie . SM A ld e r.
M a c h in e r y a a d * a p p l l e e .
I BAX
IC S M S f f i K K P E N S I O N
IF S lC k r u S U . W a e b le g te * 0 . C a t h e y w il l re-
I I c e t r e q u ic k re p lie s . B. M b K . H . V o i *
flts ff 30th C o r p * P ro s e c u tin g e ls lm s s in c e 1S78.
. ..a o
F e a e e a a d W ir e W o rk s .
cawvtom
a co.; rnoikr *, boilrrs ,
ma -
e h ln e ry , s u p p lie * SSdB F tre t St., P ortland , Or.
JO HN POOLS, Ponnann, Oncoow,
giro you the best bargains In general
liiuery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
p io w * belt* and w in d m ill* The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, is an- Tkswugh F n l a e *
*q nailed.
D ta la s a a d
a a d T o a r l e * B lee;
I I o r ie l « » M k l a f
L ib r a r y C a rs .
W h o le s a l e D r a g g le t a a a d P h a t a g r a p k l o
S a p p i la * .
B L C M A U R R -F R A N K D R 0 O
F o u rth Street, P o rtla n d ,
F w e e e e n h ro e»4 OkeS get m este Ohe* apeases. *
CO. MS A M D MS
Rupture
«..FAST TIMC__
M r v ice
and Beenery U nequal led.
F a r T ic k e ts e n d e l l In fo rm a tio n a p p ly t e
y o u r Dearest a gent, o r address________
a . b . c. D X W N n rro M ,
C. F. endT. A , P o r t la a *
a. W. F. A., Seattle.
CORI VOURSlirr
treated seteo-
French Fmaato PÇ».
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