Dayton herald., July 13, 1900, Image 3

JZO N
ween Ind-
I infantry
expedition
s delta of
TM I
TsflW
DULL
FARMERS
MASON
cupful of ocid water, one cupful of
r a m , o m third box of galatfra. Juira
of ora lemon, whites of thru« eggs.
Soak the gelatlra two boon, or u ntil
It l i m lt* d - Mash toe bentos through
• sieve. M ix the v a n * w ,th * * * iu i5*’
add tiw lemon and gelatin« and stir
until a ll are dissolved. Stand In a pan
of lea water, and when i t
10
thicken fold in the stiffly beaten whites.
M ining until the m ixture begins to
thicken. Turn into a mold mid m t on
the lea until stiff.
Serra with sugar
THE LOWER YUKON NEWSjTHE JOHN DAY VALLEY i S f c S t f t *
American Mining Camp« in That Many Location« Reported on Dixie ■
Section Are Doing Wall.
and Strawberry Spurs.
„
Seattle. July 4 .— I k » Ir a t-to ta lll-
Portland, July
«
señora h ra th e following special news has thia news from the mining c a n t* •
te a T H m c w v :
Joba jfoy „ U . J to Eastern Ore- V
tto
Jrat r o t . o u t» Staff-
lo m r xuxo
j
I Latest arrivals report a n e w strike
100 miles back of Circle C ity, oa three
* P r a l r ie CUT. in the upper part of the
Juh« Day U e » rttraettoffoonsidra.
uotioe
mining oantra.
.
mlfftt« k a a j ic g n ^
«*
to the valle y ^ n ra
y*
(
,
■ueh to Avenarlue CarboHneum, the 1 r
eetetarsted G enua" woo<1 preservative of ‘
the tttta century, whom fame Is aesttnea ,
te etttiast the loth. I t to net only » • ,
greatest preparation known for
<
»fora d *g*y of any kind of woodwork, above 1i
e r below ground, from the ravages of I
elfm at* fuuaua or vermin, bat It may bo I
tratfcfuUy dooerlbod aa tho only Ppe~ rv * ‘
Mve wheee u tility has been practically I ,
tested and not found" wanting, »n o e »ha ,
discovery of Avenarlue Carbollneum near­
ly th irty years ago. It has been constantly I
employed fot the treatm ent o f wood ttoed
In ships. bridge», pavements, tlaa. telo-
araph polaa. fence post* house supports
L td hundreds o f ether aonetruotlona. and
In n o t'a single case out of thousands has
It failed to render articles
Immune against rot and decay, whether I
. a . attacking enemies were climate, soil, I
fresh er salt w ater, teredos* a n t * boring
m il M l or other hostile», singly or In com-
btaatlen. whoa properly appUsA
T h e veins o f such * apeclflc on a farm .
TTbv— almost *11 the constructive work,
from houses and barns to vine pole« and
tonoe p ost* Is chiefly or entirely wo<A-1
cannot ha overestimated. Wo term er w B K ]
approotatoe practical economy can a«ord
to do w ithout I t An additional Ineentlvee I
for the use of Avenartua Carbollneum It
m ay ho ototod th a t the preparation to la - ]
expensive and * few gallons go a long
way, while application to u easy and Wm-
nlo aa th a t of common house p a in t a .
tow etrehee o f the brush dose the work,
and the artlele treated to insured agalnat
" p S S ' i i h ^ b S r i t t u o k on a num-
The mlrarsliaed belt. aside from the
I bar of otoims not heretofore considered placer ^ e p o a it » w h i^ D U U ° S « r of
S i
Eureka, struck la tt summer. even « " * • S T Z h t m l t o . “ rarth
80 7 ^ w X
‘£ d B£ o r feet of Prairie C ity, a r f Htrawhrary Spur
S i * 7 t is expected Eufokn w ill thia nine » ¿ r a ro u to ^ Dtoto £ r
pear yield • 1’8^
0^
¡ ¿ . of thT^altoy.
U ^b ou .
Ito highest point
- .
w L u i^ to b to v ra th 7 Rgmpart ia D ixie Butte, which has an atovatlou
r a t h T errak ^ m p ot of 7.000 foot. Strawbmry Spur is 40
1 Stoma, and thinks many of the ° ',®rdo*
' ^ n g ^ ^ ^ n . i t h e r a i bound-
a tjfo m a
w ill
push^«P
r «
ary <rf the valley. Into Malheur « » to y -
s a s s - i 5 X
I r a S ’m ^ Z a r a rnahing info Koyukuk, trfet.
: J from F orty-M ile a»d otte rj» ro m
?
£ r ?
several properties
»» >to
x ?
have^heen
gherbondy, the Clayton, the
for T h . creak, H a has a tto ,
n the creek weighing six A tl
t £
SaveS
tStak
they
Won-
, opinion,
.„ m in e d
>nd Dixie
p“ 5 * £
carry-
mica.
worth 111«.
of Rampart, to worth 41» The
ja c k Wade gald to « o N te
- o ^ t ug the claim of sx-stoyernor John
H . McGraw, of Waahlngton, Iknown ra
No. 8, on L ittle Manook. I t yielded
the last Winter 480,000 srf which 4»i00®
or 4».000 was nnggeto picked out from
the pay d irt by hand. Last year Mc­
^ N o T d T o n u t t l e Manook, this w inter
yielded 4 *1 .W W ' N o -J ’ " *
“ ’’S
creek, gave 448,000. Noa. »1. 82
»8, L ittle Manqok. Jr. pwdneed 4 * . -
000. Hoosier and Big Manook have
also proved rich. H illside property on
B J Manook h a. yiaHad an high a . 4»
widow ot Frtodrfcl
o t the kindergarten
la to b u g a t the age of
,::Ù- î .-£ â S
i-------- tor mowing w ill cause
i to ba busy and i t seema that
thia work to to ha hurried eom«
»t occurs. This doe. not always
, but many raak a » " * " * "
be avoided i i farmers w ill clear
•ids of atones, sticks and other
•tinns to the machines before the
s too high to see them. ;An ln-
. . — war knife may cause oost-
COAST
Ouiona, naw. 1%C.
Lettuce, hot house,
TRADE
Is Am erica’s Or— test Medicine.
Price »>
f 1 par
crab
C a rte r’s I n k Is Used by
a n c ie n t ' greatest railway
ot »be UnUad
s ir o w n States. They would not use It U It wasu t
e tr o w n lh < b e , t
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The land tor late potatoes should be
L X t mid P l«»*» d~ P * “ d harrowed 8ne. T b .
■nit. Ind., ‘ tend should never bo allowed to form
I * cru st before the plants are up.
Ron
worked- • barrow over the Held, both before
^ c i i > n d alter the potato., am »P• T h .
i t . 1 seed may ba planted about five inches
been deep and given level cn itwre instead of
r a t K S lh U h n g . Clover wxl land 1. sx call «mt
i go th e ' fo* potatoes, and to avoid diseaga i t to
'
brat not to plant potato., on the « « •
toad twice in snooeSeion. / " “I " “ 1*
w*s Booth- ,n d shallow cultivation rather than
’Jd’r
deep should ha give».
dy soil in
th of An-
iven sev-
d the fall
although
tn to sow
Broom corn is scarce and high. The
main crop to grown in Illin 0 ‘*-
brush is the salable portion, bfft eoroa
I farmers also value «Reseed aa an I •
portent crop- Tbs Ubor
brooto s m b to about the sasne aa for
ooaoarnlng the seme attached, aa soon to
of beard, perfectly sound, a f t . ’
Turnips, par saok, 76o.
Carrots, per aM k. > l W
'
parsnips, per sack, 60<#76c.
Oeuliftower, -Cnlitem»* S O c S ll
Btrawberrtog-SS I » » « * -
(Jabbage, native and
Califo
4 l.h O S l.t6 P tt 100 pounds.
is
veers and black wainuv »«
—
black walnnt tree is said to attain from
J2 w
inches la diameter in 16 years
from the seed. Nuts are also a source
of profit w ith some growers of timber.
regarded !
As an llluetratlon of the e«ctoney eg
Avenarlue Carbollneum we publish the
following photographic reproductltm of
tw o plaoao e< wood which stood tode by
aide n artly In and pstotly ent of the
— J T S r a X e r w ith a sworn statement
Potatoes, new. lc.
Beets, par sack, ffffc ttfl.
( m m )
r Ä r a a * wV itk" “ œ
X is
For Infants and ChilAre
14S16C!
sal- S^S.
Signature
n ito rto y -R o lle.1 or ground, per ton.
r mining
Probably
»ChlCAgQ
P A C IF IC
Poultry— 14c;
spring. 48.60.
H v -P n « * 8
< 1 1 .0 0 ; choice
timothy, 418.00-
Graw thought ha had worked out the
voice counts mors
bleeat once by thoroughly purifying the
blood with Hood’» BareaperUle. It malu-
.
liar, has
« “ P0*1-
’,
J
ttraraey ft||< J —tW
. demonrtrativ. of a
„ Tb!
i « r a h issoarraly P " " I * * £ j f a * ^ £ “2 * " * -
1 below upper di.co very yielded >80.000 ta ro ^
r a t this year’, cfodn-up. Lenon« pre- « « •
- diets a great future tot the crush, and
J.
! t s « ^ a ! W
2 L ^ « 3 2 a S
the system. I t is eeftot te cure theee'trou
i
«
*
it«««!«# te**»«?*
[payers.
That to the way many serlo-a ‘rou“ w
itttto out o<
to d£ ? X , .
follows. The blood becosfoaa •H «toll«£
pu id, as occasional P1"*»*?
urn« a long array of bkawl d l* * * * M ‘
begin. The stomach gets a
order, to neglected, >nd eh” *
ataat. par barrel, 4>-«6;
raighto. 48.00". Calltorato,
okwheat flonr, 48.00;- gm-
sjgnfl, 48.00; whola wheat
„ rye hour, 48 8 0 S 4.00.
S -B m n . per. ton. 418.00;
ton. 414.00.
•
toad; S39.00 per ton:
tan, 4*0; o il cake meal,
middlings, pgr
.
per ton, 48O OO-
Fresh Meats—Choice
steers, price 8c; cows, 7<
pork, 8c; trimmed, »c;
14e.
Hama— Imrge, 18c;
breakfast hneon, l» M « i
Far E m »» «»»lm in this eaaap. The | p
trike occurred In tba west d rift of the b
00-foot level, about 176 feet from the
hatA whete a raise was being drlvso.
The ore body dipped a little to the
gnd was followed 11 feet, when
ha workmen went hack and oontlnued
ivork on the raise. Up to date the
nan have gone through 96 frat of clean ■
ihalcopyrito ora and have not raaolied "
£
Isrther w all. The width of the «
ire body, therefore, has not been det®r-
nined. Resident Manager Buck has
tad an average teat made of the new
itrike. and received satisfactory » -
lares, the o n running over 420 in oop-
par and 41.80 gold.
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[ ley, while F ifte e n -M i» , 8ixteen-M ilr
( and Twentv-Mito creaks flow west an I
E gg s-18« P * * > « * •
coat or ba w ill suffer a lo s e .™ , larger
r-nm .
tlmn south to the Mlmtlkamran. There
CM ti -
Orsnffn f" u s t eam, 18o; the difference between the ooet *nd the
C O M IN Q T O T H E F R O N T .
•re good trails np all thera creeks from
Yonng A m e r t Z 14« raw chrara 10c
the greater t i e p r o f it J t
O lalla and pack horses oan get up quite p c pound.
¡¡hculd ba the object, therefora to grow • « JM F
T ereA n C reek «»wee A g elu A tte a e tte g
onaily.
Poultry—Chiohara, mixed, > 8.00? the bait, rather than the aim tor larg*
wmc
A tte n U e e .
The celebrated Nlckle Plato mine to
Republic, Wash., July to— Toroda situated near the head of Twenty Mile 8.60 per dosen; ta ra . >4.60; springe, y U id ,, . . the market may be over-
i.OO«8.5O; geese. > 4 .0 0 « 8.00 toroid; raxdced w ith inferior good., w h ile s
- . u . /v i /C M
r a i p o r f l i w s m k ; fro* from skin, eraek mlura era again attracting atton- < creek, and them era several high grade
4
.6
0
*8
.6
0
;
ducks,
>
>
.0
0
*4
.0
0
psr
¿„agad
may
e
x
itt
for
the
best.
,
,
^
| l l w l v C lN
sinew etc., and mincing I t vary finely. tion. Bevan companies' are
prapgrtitos w ith in sight of it.
and
soma
of
them
expect
to
cut
their
I t to then dusted w ith floor, pepper an
W a rtk W M t W etM .
ra lt. w ith , U liked, • ’ " ^ * ‘ ‘• “ ‘“ 5 * ! ledges w ith in h few days. Boas* of
Potatoes— 4 0 *> 0 o per seek; sweets, simple-dessert to made by lin in K i t
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parsley or chlvus, shape«! into flat the led ires have shows large values on
The pay roll of Roasland, B. C ., camp, g<»9K o per poena.
I
moald
with
tody
fingers,
«ticking
each
y
o
ttt
cAftnpt
supp
¿Zkea. and fried, or saute, to hot fat. the surface, and- l t was this that turned runs over >100,000 per month.
< VsgeUbtoa Beats. >1; turnips, 76«; ora to the side of the dish w i‘ h *
, foUoyrinff dtatributinff a
th e attention of mining men in tnst
w ro fa lly towed to brown it
Boise’s first Ice plant w ill ha instal­ uer saok; garlic, 7o par pound; cab- malted gelatine. The ranter to then
Ffohra T h d n e n
direction.
Among
the
mines
that
had
on both side.), and than served -w itii
bege,
-lH
«
»
»
pennd;
parsnips,
>1;
filled
w
ith
boiled
custar«!
8
*
’
®rad
w
ith
( W a s h .,
,
« » • surface .bowings and oarrtod ax- led and to operation within 16 or 90
clear gravy or deml-glace, ot w ith son
»„in— i X c par pound; carrots, >1.
black ooffra and stiffened w ith a little
Francaco, C a l.
eeptioaally high val.ra was t b . O x­ days.
Hope— 9 « 8 o par pound.
I gelatine. A cupful of whipped
,
, ,
ford
As high » • 265 ounces of silver
Petitions are betog circulated to Lln-
„ d | t l to STd par ton w « o b ta in *
Wool—
Valley,
t
o
«
I8
e
par
pound;
,th
re
d
to
Just
aa
the
custard
to
poure<l
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ooln county, O r.. protesting against the
C H A M P IO N
B IN D E R
from the ora near the surlaoe. The proposed location of flshtrape to T a- Eastern Oregon, 1 0 *1 6 « ; mohair, 96 foso the mould to an lm p ro vm ent.
„ ■ « a t On B a rth ...
I owners decided to run a tunnel and qutoa bay.
r M ^ t ^ - X i r o m best shrap. wetbsss f Ansxesltoot plan to get I * » « 0’ *
m w h a rt i t in 88 feet.
A tow days
Eccentric Sprocket W h eel, chain pulls
Bids are being solicited for the erec­ i - J ^ l - l ^ V ^ 'd m ra e d mateon. 7 * on the same land and at the mme tlms
,
sinea a stringer I t inches in width was tion of a two-story brick hotel in Leke-
on the long spokes when doing the hardest
I ant In the tunnel, which to believed to vtow, Or. The owners w ill ba M ille r
w ork, which is compressing the bundle, ty ­
W M offshoot from tho todgra The A Lane, who paid >9,600 for a site last
era oarrira about 900 ooncra of stiver
ing the kno t and discharging the bundle.
u rr ton and from 410 to 41« 1» «°w - ,
W e guarantee * gain of power of 14 2-3
The tunnel w ill have to ha extended
cows. 4 8 .6 0 *4 .0 0 ; dresrad braf, 8 K * r ° w t h .Ite r the
shoot 40 tost to out the ledge. Thera
per cent at this time.
to also a parallel ledge that can be ont
by the tunnel by extending to • « * » » *
100 feet. The ledges vary horn 7 to •
Force Feed Elevator, w arranted
(rat to width. ________
to
waste less grain than a n y other.
era »rmswran m a r *« .
|
tb. foe» that an An
Htutug Mews and ••sa lp .
Send
for Catalogue.
Wool— Spring— Nsvada, 1 8 *1 6 « ipsw. pobitoher raw to London was w
Several large nuggets have been
pound; Kratorn Oragon, 1 0 *1 8 « ; V a l - ' we-k o( bta •n tv a l offered the
found on the Mary Ana placers to Cbe-
IITCHBLL, LB«n I STAYER CO.
toy. 1 8 *8 0 « ; Northern, 1 0 *1 8 « .
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rights In 86 war books.
First and Taylor Streets, Portland, Oregon
- VEM ARK
t
Carter s
Uttle Liver Pills
7E g ^ H t o r o .
18K «;
« r a r a r ~ < ’M
Sour StOO13
; A fw r ,
^ - e
w w,
17«.
I m n rn . t »m asvsr se wttaseSmra «•»
M lltotnff. -
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90.00; bran, >19 .6 0 *1 8 .6 0.
,
| iZJ, *--rr— l «—I s—. Mr a i f ra»
H a y -W h e a t >8 6 0 * W; wheat and
ST’i T
ent 4 8 .0 0 *8 .8 0 ; to rt bartoy > 6 .0 0 *
7.00; alfolfo. 4 8 .0 0 *8 .0 0 par ton;
•«raw, 9 8 *4 0 « per bale.
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Fototoee— Early Rose. 8 0 *8 8 « ; Ora-
Burbanks. 80 « 0 8 0 ; river Bur- W
tonka, 88 * 8 6 « ; raw . 7 0 c *> l-9 6 .
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Branches! Salem, M c M in n v ille ,
L a Grande, M edford, Seattle, Spo­
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TbOT»««<i» ksve u»«l It •«<> «»»«•»"<’ •
now p r tlw It. I I e»re» j * n » * “«"»IV- 8
m , bottl» »« your drSSSl« »•
anta Corte, r w s e r tln a eUI»M sln r, 1SJS.___
JOHN POOLE, P oetesse, Oesras.
can give yon the beet torgaiue In g»“«™
mac ldn«ry, angines, ixdlers,tank», pompe,
plows, ¿¿»s e * . wioflmiUe.. The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, I un-