Dayton herald., June 01, 1900, Image 3

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W om an
B u tc h e re d S even W h a le s .
W . C. King, of Sand Lake, write« to
tha Tillam ook,O r., Headlight, the tol-
lowing story of the killin g of eeven
stranded whales:
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On M ay 10. fie O . R. Chatgbarlaln
was walking alotegTho beech. h e > ie -
covered some black objects in the edge
of the water, and «poo approaching
nearer he discovered that they were
wastes, whloh had become .stranded
from Some oauae or other. There were
seven of them, and they were making
tremendous effort to get back Into daep
water, without a v a il
The tide was
leaving them. They would open their
mouths and draw in about a barrel of
water and then spurt it through the
bole in tlie top of their head 20 feet
la te the air, and lying sometimes on
their eidea it was like getting in the
cross-fire of a beau company.
M r.
Chamberlain made tracks for home to
get his gun and a butcher knife to
carve them up.
On his return he
turned loose with hie gun to k ill them,
hot after wasting a few shots be aaw
that he could not k ill them in that
way, bo ha sailed into them w ith his
butebbr knife, and stuck them as you
would a hog. Thai did the work, and
ba aoon had seven whales strung on the
beach that were from eight to 18 feet
18 Q U ir r iR
. Bnristreet’e eaye: Ttotto to. If any­
thing, quieter and prtoea ate lower than
t weak ago, w hile efforts toward a re­
ad Juatmeot of product!vo capacity to
proeoat condition», are noted In several
J
lineaof induatry, notably Iron aad steal
and lumber. Unsettled condltiona ha
, the cotton trade, and a largo failure,
, doe mainly to oventapllne the b a ll a U *
, the ataple, bas tended to weaken
of
quotations la aeveral lines at speculative
,
hnahame.
Backward etop reporta and
the backward demand for oottoa goods
are of oouroo partly responsible tor the
»harp break, b at statistically the ataple
romains very strong.
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The absolutely ¡ñire
l a a Wet OUutaSe.
prodnbtfoa to still heavy.
.
RQVAT.— t h e
m o s t c e le b r a t e d
o f a ll t h e b a k in g p o w d e r i in t h e
ben asking foe lower prloee.
Lumber to on the whole weaker,
pertly owing to the unsettled conditions
In the building trade and partly to the
fe e lin g
that prloee have
w o r ld — c e l e b r a t e d
been pushed
Metal never ru stvin the wafers ef
lake Titacaea. A chain er anobor sen
Onion», 88.
be left In it for two weeks and it w ill
Lettuce, hot hones, 4 0 9 4 6 « doe.
ba aa clean and bright aa when i t earns
Representatives of the Pacific Board
Potatoes, 9 l8 < g l7 | 9 1 7 9 1 8 -
from the fonndty, which is probably of Underwriters have finally lowered
Beets, per sack, 60 9 60c.
owing to action of soma of tha ohemical tha rate of inro n n ea cm a ll business
Turnips, per seek, 4 0 9 6 0 « .
■alts in the water.
property in The Dalles, O r. This in-
Oarroto, per sack, 9 1-
oledee the larger portion of the build­
Parsnips, per Back, 60 9 76c.
«■ABB 1 M T O T O P B SHOW S
ings below the bluff, and the rates In
Cauliflower, California 8 69800.
Alteti’s Foot- Rase, a po w d e r for the fret some oases wean lowered much I&pre
Strawberries— 92.28per case.
It ru re e p a in fu l, sw o lle n , smarting, tier«
Celery— 4 0 9 6 0 c per doe.
one feet, an d in s ta n tly takes th e e tiu g uui than the citiaene had reason to oxpaet.
o f ousks a n d b u u itn ia . I t ’s th e greatest This action on the part of the insurance
Cabbage, native sad
C s Uforn i
r o m fb r f d ifo o v s ry o f th e age. A lle n s F o o t- companies is taken aa a result of the 9 1 .0 0 9 1 .2 6 per 100 pounds.
Kars' m ake» tight or n e w shoes feel easy, increased facilities tor fighting fire here
Apples, 92.00 9 2.76; 98.0098.607
lt i » - a c e rta in cure fo r In g ro w in g N a ils ,
„ « m i « , c a ll« « « an d h o t,.t ir e d , achin g above the other cities of the ebae *in
feet. W e have o v er 8 0 .« » te stim o n ial» ; the Northwest.
A perfect fire alarm
for its great leavening
QransaUM a t A rils » « . ’
George H . MeGeer, M . D ., acting
assistant surgeon of tbe United States
marine hospital service, has been
ordered from San Francisco to Ash­
land by the’qusrantine cervice, to in­
spect a ll Chinese and Japanese passen­
T e a W ill N «««r K n ew
gers of the Sontbera Paolfic paasengei
what good ink bi unices you us« Carter’s. trains coming into Oregon from Cali-
Floor— Patent, per barrel, 9>-2*i
I t costa no more than poor ink. Ail deal- fonda. and aea that they have «or tifi blended straights, 99.00; California,
98.26; buckwheat floor, 96.00; gra­
Over 600,000 pounds »I tea is
ham, per barrel, fifi.00; whole wheat
empt horn the oontagion of
raed in England daily.
Boar. 98.00; 17c flour, 9 * 8 0 9 4 .0 0 .
plague before entering Oreg
Millstuffs— Bran, per ton. 913.00;
P lso ’s C u re fo r (Consum ption IS a n in fa l­
▼alaahle Oaye W ac.
shorts, per ton, 914.00.
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lib le m ed ic in e fo r coughs en d «» Id ».— N.
W . S s n o iL , Ocekn G rove, N . J ., F eb. 17,
Feed—Chopped feed, 918 00 per ton;
middlings, per ton, 920; o il eake meal,
tbe onyx qnarry, about 60 miles north per ton, 980.00.
Fresh Meats—Choice d r tseed beet
of here, in flee vans county. Two steam
drills and a aaw m ill am a t work m in­ steer«, price 8«; cows, 7c; mutton 80;
ing and cutting tbe coys, whloh fa tbs pork, 8c; trimmed, 80; veal, 8 M 9
finest of its kind in this country.
It 10c.
Hams— Large, 12c; small, 12 X ;
log Syrup the best remedy to use for their takes a high polish and the colors aw
riah green and blaofc. The deposit it breakfast bacon, l« M c ; dry aalt aides.
ahildren during the teething period.
In some interesting experiments by about 800 by 1.000 feet and the mw
English botanist«, "sleeping*’ plants, m ill le fitted with hags gang sawa foi
Wheat — W alla- W alla.
8 1 9 M o;
or thoee which had taken their noctur­ cutting the mineral slabs. This Stev­
nal position, were placed In a dark ens county onyx w ill rival that o t th« Valley, 62c; Blncstem, 64o per buebel.
Flour—Beet grades, 98-00; graham,
room. On "awakening" next morn­ old world.
92.60; superfine, 93.10 par barrel.
ing they took in the darknesu their
la a bunch of beef cattle delivered
Oats— Choice white,
26c; eholoe
usual positions by day, even when that
position had been made oblique by one­ in Arlington, O r., by Joseph Friseell, gray, 88c per bushel.
there were three steers that weighed
Barley— Feed barley, 91491 4 .6 0 ;
sided illnm iastlon.
6,000 pounds. An Eastern buyer whs browing, 9 1 8 .00918.60 per ton.
sew them said ba had never eeen flnei
Millstuffs— Bran, 91* per ton; m id­
steers in the Chicago market. The dlings, 91*; shorts, 916« chop, 914 per
steers were photographed la Arlington, ton.
H ay—Timothy, 9 8 9 l i t clover, 979
end before aa hour 40 copies of the
pictures were ordered.
They w en 7.60; Oregon-wild hay, 9 * 9 7 parton.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 8 0 9 86c;
grade Herefords of the Deaaemaa
seconds,
46c;
dairy,
26 9 80c;
The eeseon a t the United States fish store, 22 X 9 260.
commission itation, s t Baker lake, • Eggs— 18c perdoeen.
Chcecc Oregon fa ll cream, 18c;
Wash., situated at the headwaters of s
branch of Skagit river, is prectioslly si Young America, 14«; new cheese 10«
a does. I t ia estimated that upwarc per pound.
Poultry— Chickens, mixed, 94.009
of 80 per cent of the salmon taken pro­
duced young fry end that more than 4.60 per doera; bene, 96.00; springs,
10,600,000 healthy yonng salmon, ol 9 2 .6 0 9 1 60; geese, 9 * 6 0 9 8 .0 0 for old;
tbe eoekeye or blneback variety, were 94.60 9 6 .6 0 ; docks, 9 6 .0 0 9 7 .0 0 per
turkeys, live,' 1 4 9 1 6 « per
liberated aa a result of tbs work at th* doera;
pound.
station.
Potatoes— 40 9 66c per sack; sweets,
The Belgian h a rt cniee haa «truck 2 9 2 X o per pouno.
S ig n a tu r « « f
Baker C ity, O r., eaye the Democrat.
Vegetables— Beets, 91; turnipe, 76c:
Bala Kadish and Moses Fnohe hav« per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab­
gone into tbe businesa o n e limited bage, I X o per pound; parsnips, 76;
seele, With tbe chances of enlarging anions, 8c per pound; oarrota, 6Oc.
their besineea into ponderous propor­
Hops— 2 9 8 c per ponnd
tions off a small capital. Masers. Rad­
Wool— V alley, 1 2 9 1 6 s per pound;
ish and Fuohs received a day or so g« Eastern Oregon, 10916c; mohair, 2 7 9
two does from a rabbltry in California, 80c per pound.
and tbs pedigrees attached to them
Mutton— Grom, bast sheep, wethers
would
make a Peroberon stallion and ewee, B ^ o ; dressed mutton, 7 9
ashamed of Mmeelt.
7 X c per pound; lambs, 6 X 0 .
Hogs— Gross, eholoe heavy, 96.00;
Work ia progressing nicely on the
water works at North Brad, O o m coun­ light and feeders, 94.60; d r aset d,
ty, O r. W ater is being brought fro * 9 6 .0 0 9 6 .6 0 per 100 pounds.
Beet— Gross, top eteen, 94.00 9 4 .6 0 ;
Pony slough and a reservoir of 100.00C
gallons capacity w ill be oonetraetod cows, 9 8 .6 0 9 4 .0 0 ; dreeaed beef, 6 X 9
oa tiie h ill hack of town. From thl» 7 X o per pound.
Veal— Large, 6 X 9 7 X o ; email. 8 9
reservoir water w ill ha oarried i i
pipe* to every residence in the pieo« 8 X 0 per ponnd.
Tallow— 6 9 6 X c ; No. 2 and grease,
and w ill have a pressure of 68 pounds
8 X 9 4 o par pound.
to the inch.
Carter’s
Little Liver Pills
URIFIER
Tha Grant’s Paae, O r.. New Water,
Light A Rower Company la erecting ra
tbe west side of their power house a
building for the making of loe. Thii
plant W ill be supplied w ith the latest
improved horiaontal eompreaeom, with
a capacity of making six tom of lee I
day. Tha oom pan y Is alao making
arrangemrate to operate an irrigation
eitcb thia rammer, th at w ill earry 600
inches of water ia an open ditch, tt
irrigate mnay hundred acres of land
below the power bouse.
The flooring mills at Chelan Falla
Wash., to now rnaaing night and da,
to keep np w ith orders. The greatoet
difflralty to transportation up the river.
AH throe etombeato Sra now iomtod
to their fullest eapneity every trip , aad
still freight to piling np a* Wenatchee
Wool— Spring— Nevada, 1491«cpe>
pound; Eastern Oregon, 12916«; V a l­
ley, 2 0 9 22«; Northern, 10912«.
Hope— 1888
crop,
1 1 9 1 8 « par
pOQD().
Butter— Fanoy eroamery 17917X«»;
do seconds, 1 8 9 l6 K e ; BSiOf da&y,
16c; do seconds, 14 9 1 6 c per ponnd.
Eggs— Store, 16c;
fancy ranch,
17«.
Millstuffs — Middlings, 917.00 9
20.00; bran, 9 1 2 .6 0 « 12.60.
Hay— Wheat 9 * 6 0 9 8 .8 0 ; wheat and
eat 9 8 .0 0 9 8 .0 0 ; hast barley 9 * 0 0 9
7.00; alfalfa, 9 *-0 0 9 « -6 fr par toffij
straw, 2 6 9 4 0 « per bale.
* Potato««— Early Roes, 8 0 9 * * e ; Ore­
gon Burbanks, 70c<«t|l no. river Bur-
banka, 4 0 9 7 6 « ; Balinae Burbanks,
8 0 c 91.10 9 » «Mk.
Citrus FTnit— Oranges,
Valencia,
9 2 .7 6 9 2 36; Mexican limea, 9 * . M 9
.6.00; California lamoae 7 6 « 9 9 1 6 8 ;
do ebotoe 91. M g 2.00 par box.
Tropical Fruits— Bananas, 9 1 .6 0 9
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gdg y f e j f e “
strength and purity.
It makes your cakes,
biscuit, bread, etc.,
h ealth fu l; it assures
til
Mg
H « g ig
S h e W a s L a te .
S & M
A
S IG N IF IC A N T
The municipality of Pasadena, Cal.,
owns a 62 acre grove of English w al­
nuts. Lest year i t yielded nearly 100,-
000 pounds of nuts.
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The practice of eating arsenio la very
L E T T IR
" I inpposdyou w ill vote according
to your ewn oopaoienee in thia m atter."
" I w ill,” answered Senator Sorghuiri.
"A n d my conscience tells me that i t la
always wrong to waste grind money.
WM
dinI
^ „ i o o on the Rio
Gr>ade
th. Braver 9 Blo
This J, the finest service of
this description I have ever seen any-
either in this country or abroad;
(ood
C4K3king walflSlMhat conld
dMired, and at very moderate prices,
n yon happen to know the Rio Grande
Western people, 1 wish yon would say
*bem
Z o o ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m ile s s w s y
“
T rlM a n re
W U * ,f f o r d
st
“ •
a l l fci— es to h e ar
fr0,n
b* ‘“ f° " Dd« *° * * n° \ T
S im o n y anywherp to the above facta,
star, but three— swinging around in
7 v ery^ , i y yonr.
groat orbiterUke the muon, earth and . (glgBed) j . ADDISON B A K ER , 2nd,
ann— la another remarkable result of- -
("alt LataTrtbune.l
the' application of photo-spectroscopy
Grande Western Railway
to tha telescopic study of the M avras.
g pm tes through Pullman sleeping
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f— 7---- 7 7 7
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cats between San Pranoisoo and Chi-
I f a ll the dressmakers known to ex-
wilhout change. The route vU
1st in America worked 24 hours of each g .! ,
u unOqnaiied ia attrac-
day for a whole year without stopping
„ „ l t h of novel interest,
for sleep or meal a, they would still be
ihrragh trains daily. W rite for
able to make only one dross apiece fo r; miormatfon. rates, etc., to J. D . Mane-
lam than seven-eights of the women in fleWt Gener. i Agent, 268 Washington
America. _________________
street, Portland, Ore., or Geo. W .
The metoorologioel department of H®bits, general Passenger agent, Salt
tbe government of India bas now four 1 *“ •
Perpetual motion haa not yet been
discovered. Bcienoe teaches that the
revolution of the earth upon its axis la
as naar perpetual motion as anything
yet known.
*
Tha hottest mines la tha world arc
the Comstock. On the lower levels
the heat i t eo groat that tha men can­
not w o rt over 10 or 18. minutes a t a
Double Trouble
time. Every known means of m itigat­
ing the heat ha» been tried in vain,
loe melts before i t reaohee tbe bottom
of the shafts.______ ;_______
Sir John Slnbald ia a recant lectors
that tha etatistios for Scotland showed
the same preponderance in the number
of suicides in rammer over thoee oc­
curring in winter at had been shown
by the statistics of every conntty in
which the matter had been lnveati-
is
e very tore trouble, but
doubly, or separately, aa sprain
or bruise. Ibero Is no remedy
known the equal of
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PBOIPT, SORE CURB
first-class observatories, 174 general
A competent judge estimates that _
stations, and 2,280 rainfall stations, about three times as many books were ' diptherle do net eunrlve more than
from which regular monthly statements sold la tbe United States ia 1888 as In three orrfoor weeks after burial la the
are received.
! any year sines 1888.
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FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN OIL
PERFECT
I f Y o u A re A w a k e to Y o u r O w n Chance« R ead T h b and T h e n W rite
Ua for P ull Info rm atio n and Prospectus.
F n t .hiles Litarte’» Msneloas
French Preparation af
California Is destined to be tbe greatest oil Held ef the world. Already vast rlcbes have been
smssaad there In petroleuau and groat fortunes are sure to be made In th a t section tbie year.
We ewn a qu arter seetlon of lan d, ISO scree, la the heart of tha famous K arn C oaaty Oil D Is
trie*. The oU Is there and a ll ws ha re to do Is to d r ill a w all and tap It.
Tor development piirpoeee we w ill sell 19,000 shares of Treasury Stock at |1 per share. Pern
e who boy th is stoek w ill see It Increase In value fast and they w ill make mosey fast. Fullest
restlgatlon Invited. Our property has been exam ined and reported oa as unquestionably
valuable by M. X . Ogden, Field E xpert, Produeera' Oil Ixchan ge, Baa Francleeo, C al.,and by C.
W. Fox, for flftoen y e a n axpert lor I ba Standard O il Company. Onr deeds and abstracts are
bow deposited In the Merchants* n ations: Sank, Portland, Or. Our officers are w ithou t lalastss.
“CALTHOS”
S
For Lost naoboode
512 Chamber ef Oemmeree, Portland, Oregon.
B.
C. X C K X X B XK G XX, Prsa.
* . L. D U K B A B , Yloe-Praa.
H . C. »TKATTOK, «aey.
It O A B D o r D IH K C T O B S :—(To sny end e ll of whom wo refer you.)—J. Frank Watson.
President Merchants' Natlonnl Bank. Portland, O r.! B. L Durham, Vlce-Presldrnt Merchants’
National Bank, Portland. O r.; H. C. Breedsn, o f H . C. Breeden A Co., Portland, O r.; H . C. Kekua-
hsrger, Com. Agent Michigan Central H allw ay; Charles V. Cooper, Contracting F reig h t A«eat,
Union Pnotie Bailw ay.
9 ^ - W r l t e us today. Too w ill be «lad yen did so. I f yea he re nay mesas a t a ll yen ewe
I t to yourself to Investigate this opportaully for Inrestm eut.
C A L L ON O V H A O B N T.
M e C e n a le k A l l B I m I H a y B a ttu e ,
tb e
M e e t In s h e tv » r i d .
I n e t t Ik e Meadow. Beth Hand HelM hii
or to te eth ; 12 lest, H er to teeth
, to or * teeth.
ti, to
For catalegue, addrem A. H. fiOYLAM, * 1
Portland, Or.
laWthovue Areaue,
■ aa admission that be bad
for which th e prep aratio n
A TOP BUGGY
FOR $50.00...
■l>ecl6c cure, Some ir r e -
w publlo tbeeameeor.cor.
W o u ld be too cheap to he good,
but we b a re T o p Buggies for
A peetal addreeaod to P. O. Box «1, Porti
Oregon, w ill bring you a b a m te o m o ,*«
Cook Book. K o-N ul te tb o lo le a t lard »u
tu la; and purer, cheaper aad mortoaonom
For Sale by all Grocers,
We breed them by the hun­
dred. best strains, domestic
end Im gerted. O a r»1» three
M lrs',- ih r e e jF a lr s far tto —
er. Bslgtnn Hares are money
r order » » a ir st seen. Free
for $65 Cash th a t w e guaran­
tee for one re a r from date of
purchase.
They
h a re
good
strong wheels, guaranteed hick­
ory «pokes, tire« 5-16
round
edge
and
thick,
projecting
over the felloe, to protect same.
W e h a r e other« at $7<h $75,
DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE?
P O R T L A N D D IR E C T O R Y .
$90, $95 and «p.
YOUNG MEN!
R o ad W agons a t $40 and up.
M itchell F a rm Spring W agons
Moore’s
Revealed Remedy
JOHN FOOLB,
rive yen the h
in
ran 1« titlor streets ,
rriAND.
OREGO
nfÓ nTìrag.
w
"House cleaning nowl" exclaimed
Snagga, when he went borne and found
everything topsy-turvy.
"Yes, dear," replied M n . Sneggs.
".Yon ought to have done it in Lent:
That is the proper »eaeon for penance."
— Pittsburg Chronicle-*] elegrapb.
Alas» baking powders ere low price«’ , as aloes coats bat
tw o cent» 9 pound; tu t alum le a conoaiva poison and
k render, lbs beklag powder dsngsrem to ass la food.
W aterville, Do
M
taking the second bottle of Hood’s Sarsa­
parilla 1 began to feel much better. I be­
lieve it has doua for me what no othar
medioina could hat* does.’* Aants Q il u .
aan, 7Ö5 Lydia Street, Oakland, Cat
John.
Smith— Every Englishman la w ill­
M r. Bowen— Before you select it
ing to bear arms tor bis country.
w ill yon have the clerk blindfold yont
Brawn— Tee; and every Sootehmaa
M n . Bowers— Blindfold mei A n
la w illin g to bam lags.—Chicago Even­ you orasyT
ing Nawa.
M r. Bowers— No I By being blind­
folded there is a ohance that you may
«ran er Oxm, Crrr or t o u m , I _
strike one that I could wearl— Puck.
Loots Ootnrrv.
I*
ream J. C sssbt makes oath that be Is the
c h e a p b r a n d s.
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t '
H O O D ’S
S a r s a p a r ill
t io n th a t g o w it h t h e
W 6 N o r th
H o o d ’s S arsap arilla.
try Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It pu|>
T h e O u ly W a y .
the stomach in good condition and induces
Mrs. Bowen— 1 shell select a neok-
tweet, sound sleep. It is the best of reme­
dies for kidney, liver and Mood disorders. tie for you when I am in town today,
y o u a g a in s t a lu m a n d
a ll fo r m s o f a d u lte r a ­
Spectroscopic and other observations
Show the fixed stars to be seif-luminous
149fcfio; bodfoe—sunsto the Other qrseems of
*}“ •**• Anenaiyets ef th ttr light in -
H e r —Paget Sound ti
. 9 1 I .OO dlcates the presence of tbrfaame eheml-
oal elements that exist In our own ran
9 1 2 .0 0 ; eholoe Eaetei
and earth, together with others un-
timothy, 918.00912-00
Cora— Whole, 938.00; ernoked, 9«»; known in our solar system.
feed meal, 928.
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/■ - *h.»
0 0 0 ftOO m i t e 7 « i a v
B a rle y R o lle d or gronad, per ton.
The native commissioner at 8e
bungwe, Africa, reports th a t the white
rhiupcerous is still to be seen on the
veldt In the districts between the Baa-
vati and Zambesi rivers. I t was gen­
erally tbenght that the gigantto animal
w e t extinct.
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Jonty ot human ailment»,— serofula. salt
rheum, pimple«, humors, tores; treubleeof
the «tomach, nerves, liver end kidneys,'all
hare their starting point in bad blood, end
therefore all may l>e cured by purifying,
enriching and v ita lis in g tha blood with
Maud— ffo you am going to bo qnara
of the May tomorrow. Havo you your
ootuane ready?
Pauline— Y e. Papa bought mo an
k ites heavy pair of gam boots, a double
I t the Best Medicine Money Can Buy.
thick waterproof, a pair of fug mittens,
a pair of three-ply woolen etookina, a
A M e w d M rS T r le k . ’
pair of ear muffs and a new umbrella.
Bachelor Subscriber (a voraoioua
— Harlem Lite.
reader) to Lady L i b r a r i a n — I gueaa 1*11
have to get married so I can take out
BI m u OhaaaM the Tevdlet,
The jury In e recent law salt unani­ more books at a time.
mously agreed upon the verdict, seated it
Lady Librarian— Here’s my card.
and went home to bed. After sleeping
over it, they disagreed the next morn­ Ton can take some oat on that.
"So sudden,’’ eto.— Ohio
State
ing. Tills shows the power of sleep
to strengthen the human mind. Those Journal.
7T ,
. ,
who are troubled with Insomnia should
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BAKING POWDER
top high, and thia feeling is likewise
true of a number of other linee.
Almost alone among iron and ttaal
products, structural m aterial la Arm
and much la hoped for in the direetton
of new business. The weakness in cast
Iron pipe is inducing eome curtailment
of production, notably at the South.
Wheat, including flour, shipments for
the week aggregate >,<88,888 bushels,
against 8,178,422 bushels last week.
-. Business failures for the week num­
ber 187 in the United States, oompamd
w ith 166 last week..
In the Duminion of Canada bnsiaeas
a herea'a back and taken home and ren­ fui lures for the week number 18. as
dered oat, wbiafa w ill amount to several compared w ith 84 last weak.
barrels. I t has a market value, and
P A C IF IC C O A S T T R A D E .
M r. Chamberlain w ill likely realise
T r v it tmtey- Bold by *H drw«ata*B»tt
shoe stores. By m a il fo r 28o. in stam pa.
T r ia l ptK-kege K R E B . A ddress, A lie n 8.
O lm sted, Le R o y , N . Y .
foods, as i t absorbs odors.
Ignorance
• I thia lac« accounts for poor broad
of teat* than an interior quality of flour.
Artie lee of food «hat a rt made of gela­
tine or m ilk should always bo kept
oovoted, aa both m ilk and gelatine are
literal scavengers of the air and absorb
not only odors, bat gonna.
Neither
ch aooo, eabbago. Hah, nor baked beano
ahould ever be put Into the refriger­
ator. They a ll leave an oder of which
I t la difficult to rid the refrigerator,
and they alao flavor the food.— Glnein-
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