REVIEW OF THE YEAR
W om en
Parts
I1NG5
24. Senate refuses to seat Q m
sylvaala.
D a in ty Appetito
, of Fcna-
2d. G reat fire la H u ll and O ttaw a, Canada.
27. Cloudburst at « s e e , Texas; eight per
sons drowned.
Easily satisfied, n feeling of distress after
sating, and more or less nausea between
meals, every day—D YSPEPSIA I
No need to say anything about the belch
ing, vomiting, Hatulenre, headache, pain
iu the stomach.
Dyspepsia cannot be cured except by
wliat gives vigor and tone to the stomach,
functional activity to the whole digestive
system. The medicine that does this, ac
cording to the results of its use in thous
ands of completely cured cases, is
1
• R IE F S U M M A R Y OF E V E N TS OC-
May.
I . Explosion In atlne near Bcoflrld, Utah,
CURRIJMQ IN 1900.
W ho h a v e tho
B lues
kills 230 m en___ D eath of Munkscsy, A sa
trian painter.____________ - - -
3. B ritish take B randfort.
C o n c lu d in g Y e a r o f t h e C e n tu r y M a d e 0. D eath of W illia m C. E nd icott___ Capture
of Insurgent General Pantsleon Garcia.
M e m o r a b le b y M a n y I m p o r t a n t H a p - I I . Jeffries defeats Corbett In New Y o r k . . . .
Deportation to Siberia without tr ia l abol
p e n in g a i W a r s’, I n t e r n <1 lM etu rb -
ished by the Csar.
a n c e e , O r e s t C a e n a lt ie s , E tc .
18. R elie f of M afeklag.
21. United States Buureme Conrt declares
I
J. C. W. Beckham Oovernor of Kentucky.
Many and important are the events 22. C alv in 'K lm b leln , negro, lynched by mob
at Pueblo, Colo........T w enty-th ree killed IB
that make up the chronological record of
BocdY-PlUs cure live r ills; th«noii-irrH atlasah<l
mine disaster at Cumnock mines, N. C.
the clotting year of the nineteenth cen 28. B ritish annex Orange Free State.
only cathartic to take with Hood s Sarsaparilla.
tury. The manifestation of anti-foreign 30. Johannesburg occupied by Lord Roberts’
troops.
feeling in China, which led to the siege
Hood9a S a ra a p a rllla
fa «
«•11.
«U l
b«
m e e t s ! o o n d lt lo n
dlreetly trn een h le to som e
d i s t in c t ly f e m ó le U h
W ell wom en d o n 't b e v e
the b lu es , bu t
liv e ly fe w p eo p le
Lydte E.
killed s
day«
Id 920 at
* qnsn-
ik ln g for
1 bridge
•la. la
Hoes to
reoeived
parpo «e
« ••b e d
a t the
’alle y ,haa
•heap
banting
they, ffnd
ih « b le b
figuring
[ r i l l next
11 begin
a.
rlee Hab-
Condon,
’• ago and
lin g .
i the ferry
the main
lay.
The
ere la no
tra l P o in t
in « bio «A.
r.l b ills
b e oburob
: oburcb. -
liq n or
ta-in keep-
reet.
He
because he
is iuooipo-
irongb An*
oad down
to be in
hereafter
ag by C o «
g In the
inder the
i t Camp*
and i t ie
reaoh 5
ew weec«.
ue or tw o
Pendle-
■ boot is
•e ereek,
n, thence
thence
«h is ait*
M e rrill,
of a
!y irrig ate
ill be of
Ite w ater
at G Un
fa irly
in
Rose
to
land,
to get
In the
d fell
loving
a t the
mshed
p and
I lived
a t bis,
iat bis
upon
Ange
ll cross-
opera
la M r.
■sing,
receive
is that
so last
of the 1
needed
of the
boat • '
paid,
from
of 9 1 -
i ’ s Ve
oeuee I t to the soft
o f w o m o o 's health
H re g u la te s the
f e m a le o r g a n is m
e ls e d o e s . I
the
an ti the
blues w ill go a ls o .
R ea d th e le tte r s fro m
In thio
CHANCE
FOR
INVESTORS.
FlitUrinj Report Upon the Property of the
J a n u a ry .
» “ ChlapSTFUhtatlon and Investment Co.
1, B rltl.h Mctory at Buouyslde laager.
E arthquake a t Aeha.Malck, itusala, de-
The re eport'óf ta e com m ittee of bnsl-
stroys tipO 'lives.
ness men
n sent to MflYiap to investigate 3. L>eruule<Ie found guilty a t Faria.
B a ttle a t L a d y im .tn , South A filc a .
the property' of the (fbiapas Rubber «.
1. D eath of D r. E d w a id M cUlyon.
Plantation and Investment Company 8. Ueorge ’ K . Nash Inaugurated- Governor
Ohio. I
has jnat been made pnbllo. The docu tl. o f Inauguration
of Uov. L. M. Shaw, of
ment is an intereating one and gives
Io w a .. . .W re ck s f unknown steamer at
Peters H ire r, St. M a ry ’s Bay, N. F.
valuable data concerning the enterprise
13. D eath of Fe.lx Morris, character actor.
conducted by the eompr.ny named.
W. Three men killed and' four wounded In
shooting affray lu lobby o f Capitol Hotel
The property of the company consists
a t F ran kfo rt, K y . . . ¿Boiler's fore»» cross
• f a plantation of 34,000 acres of the
T t gels River.
choicest robber land of Mexico, upon 17. Cnlcago drainage cans! fu lly opeeud.
JO.
D eath o f John Buskin, English w rite r
w hich over 100,000 vigorous youpg
and a rt c r it ic .. . .F ig h t.n g begins near
, rubber trees now th rive. On the plan
Bpeartuan’« camp on the T i ge.a.
tation also are numerotfs. mahogany 21. D eath of Richard D . Blackiuore, English
novelist.
trees, some of w hich are of piodigions 24. Eiuperor K w ang Su, of China, adhlcates.
___ W a rre n ’s farces take Spl n Kop s a d
growth, thus demonstrating the rich-
abandon same w ith in a Y ew hours.
ness of the soil.
The property is lo- 27. B ritish forces retreat across Tugeia
=» cated in the departm ent of Pslenque, - River.
Wm. K. Goebel shot la street
state of Chiapas, and i t is unquestion 10. at Senator
F ra n k fo rt. Ky.
ably adapted to the productions of m b* 31. Senator Goebel- sworn in as U overaor
of K en tncky.
,
.
'
’ t e l and the growth of hardwood timber
F e b ru a ry .
trees of great variety.
Tba co trim i t tee i of investigation
con
I
Dayton. Ohio, and Indian
sisted of Judge Luolan Shaw, Post- . apoTln laS.........-
2. McO.ttai tire at Tfnnnjstown, O h io .. . .
«taster O. W . Msnlsby, Rev., L . M .
Sprague, W arner A Co.'S spice m ill In Chi-
Vago burned.
H a rtley , of Redlands, C a l.; E . A . G ir-
3. D eath Of W lllltm E. Goebel, at F ian k -
vin and C. A . Wes ten berg. They visit-
fo rt. K y..). Death of ez P o a tu f'tftft’ Gen
ad the property during the current j eral Dnvtd’ M.’ K f y .
I.
reat tire In Ht. Louis.
year, and in th e ir report the inform a 8. G
Tornado at ColllnsvU's,
I I I . . . .T w elve
tion is vouchsafed th a t the rubber tree
____ _______
______________
killed
In train ____
wreck
near Escanaba, _____
Mich.
of the variety known as the Castilloa :
L °f
H
Tho'uP“ n- of
Elastics ia indigenous to tba oonntry IS. H eavy
"
floods In N ew E ng land ., Cos-
grettsman Chtckerlng, of New York, com-
and espeoially to tba lands lying along
m ils suicide.
the river M icbol, on w hich the prop 14. Floods along Hudson R iver, New York.
French reaches K im berley w ith B rit
erty of the company has a w ide front
troops»
age.
Under one of these trees 1,467 15. ish Gold
bill passes the Senate.
yonng robber plants « e re oonnted, a ll 21. D eath of D r. Leslie B. Keeley, of
h t, III.
of which ' had apron tod from the teed 27. D w S ig
urrcnder-oY General C ro n je .. . .M illio n
that had fallen from the tree during
do lar lire In N ew ark, N. J.
tho present year.
The trees bloom 28. Porto Rico bill passed by the House.
M arch.
in their fifth year, and may be safely
tapped the year follow ing. Nurseries 1. R elief of Ladysm ith by Buller’a army.
bava been established for the propa d. D eath o r Congressman A. C. H aruier, of
P e n n s y lv a n ia ... .F a ta l mine dl.-aster at
gation of ru bl>er trees, and e ll ere
Montgom ery, W. Va.
thriving.
A large force of men are 7. |8<X).t00 lire in Philadelphia dry goods
d istrict.
■mployed in bnilding roads, planting 8. Th eater Francals In Paris b u r n e d ....
Lead, 8. I)., has a 8 l.O> 0,000 Ore.
trees and developing the property.
8. Boers make drat overture« fo r peace.
Managing Director J. W . Ellsw orth is 12. F iftee n lives lost In tenement bouse Ore
at N ew ark, N. J ...G e n e ra l French (B rit
now on the property, and his careful
ish) occupies R lnenifonteln----- President
attention to the affairs of the company
K ruger, of Transvaal, asks United States
has received the warmest oommenda-
to m ediate between his government and
tion of the directorate. The com m ittee 14. England.
President M c K In 'ey a'gns gold standard
pronounces the proposition of the C h i
b ill___ General Roberta takes possession
o
f
B loem fontein___ M arriage
of
Mrs.
apas Robber P lantation and Invest
Frances Hodgson B urnett and Slephen
ment Company to produce rubber for
Townsend.
tale by cu ltivating the trees in large 10. Gasoline explosion Statues slz, deaths at
Ohio.
oumbers as a feasible and practicable 17. Colnmbns.
One below sero at Ch’cazo.
enterprise. The only trouble thna far 18. Death of John Arende Bingham.
encountered has been the scarcity of 22. Fa ilu re o f U. Appleton A Co., book pub
lishers.
labor, but plans for overcoming this 28. D eaih of Gen. P iet Joubert.
80.
Columbia Theater, In Chicago. ’ burned
bavt been perfected.
I t offers exoel
___ Miss Viols H orlocker found not guilty
lent returns for tbe Investment of sm all
t t H astln r«. Neb........ D eath of Arc chibald
Forbes, famous w ar eorresp ndent.
eapital, and an investment of 92.60 a
81. Colonel Broadwood's convoy ambushed
month for forty-eight months w il l in-
by Boers near Bloemfontein.
■ore a fine annosi income after six
A p ril.
years. The company has a guarantee 2. Discovery o f south o a ig n .lc pole an
nounced.
►took deposit of 9100,000 w ith tbe
4. Burning of Kansas C ity Coliseum.
American Bank and Trust oompany, of 9.
State Court of Appeals decides that Beck
flan Francisco, as an evidence of good
ham la Governor of- K< nt-iu-ky.
7.
Dam carried sway by flood at Austin,
faith w ith investors.
Teas».
th e officers of the oompany are: L . 11. Oxnard bill passes H orse.
H . Bonestell, president; L . 8. Sher 12. President signs Oxnard bill.
14. Paris exposition form ally opened.
man, first vice-president; George T. 19. Opening baseball season.. . .Floods in
H a w le y , second vice-preeident; Dudley 21. E xtc n -fve f. rest fires In Manitoba and
G. Rates, secretary. The offices of the
the Northwest.
company are rooms 08-64-65, Crocker
bnilding, San Franciaoo.
Send for
A N O IN T IN G W IT H O L.
prospectus. ...,
A a c l r n t U s e o f U n g n e n ts f o r R a p p le -
neoa, B v S 'it r » « J H e a l t h .
Expensive Views.
A t a recent London
custom
London book
book sale
sale a I 11 * « •
••View ol New York in 1674” cost the «»d
» ‘ ors of old to
porohsser 92,000, w hich is less than b o d / «rfth alto. And as the olive^grow
it occasionally costa the stranger t o , »P” “ the sunny Eastern hills and on th
get a view of Naw Y o rk in 1900.— slope« of greater and lqwser Greece, as,
i It does to-day, it Is probable th at the
New York W orld.
luxurious idlers In tbe Ixttlis of Cara
calla used for anointing their bodies
>• th a O o e g b a a O
I olive oil tlnr’turetl w ith O riental per-
f o r l t t O f f t h a O e lt t .
I fumes. As for the Roman athlete«,
Laxative Brom o-Qainina TaMeta cure
«r
...in .,
a cold in o n . day. No cure, No Pay. | they were I n j t e habit o f j ja ln g tbe
freehly expressed oil of the olive to give
Price >6 cent«.
ag ility and suppiene«s to their limbe.
Some of the greatest beauties of
To Benefit Rural Communities.
whom history babbies have »Iso been
Rural free delivery and good roads
prone to tbe use of oil. Mme. Reosjjiler
a-e tw in improvements w l iah w ill do
in the habit of partaking freely of
m ire than anything else to relievo
olive oil w ith her food and used It also
Ufa on tbe farm , espeoially in the
west, of many of Its social drawbacks. for the bath. HeT l>«antlful skin and
clear complexion were doubtless due to
— Miunnapoiis Tribune.
this rather than to powders or paints
dsbbetl upon I h t w ith a brush or s pow
G A R F IB L D TBA Is the original
h rrb «»< tor tho cure ot con
der puff, as modern patent, medicine
stipation and sick headache;
vendesw would have many women be
It Is a specific tor a ll dle-
* orders ol stomach and bowols
Should Bs Fsd on Oleomargarine.
I t wonld be a proper punishment, if
praticable, lo feed tho congressmen
who op|<ose the b jll to tax oleomargar
ine snd process butter on these pro«
dnet« for aw hile, instead of on genh-
Ine, fresh "cow b a tte r.”
law.
of the legation.« in Pekin and the relief
expedition of the world-powers, w ai un
doubtedly but the beginning of changes
in the governmental affairs of that an
rient kingdom that w ill shake the dy
nasty to its foundations and seriously
threaten the integrity of the country. The
w ar» In the Philippines and in the Trans-
Yaal, legacies from the preceding year,
ha?e been continued through 1900 and
are passed on to 1801, without having
been brought to decisive official conclu
«ions. Organized auarchy w-as responsi
ble for the assassination of King Hum
bert of Ita ly . To the heat of political
warfare must be attributed the killing of
Gov. W illiam E. Goebel of Kentucky,
and the race feeling between whites and
blacks w-as the cause of serious riots in
Xew Orleans and New York. Tw o oc
casions upon which many human lives
were destroyed by the elements were the
great fire at Hoboken, N. J., in June
and the destruction of Galveston, Texas,
by that memorable September storm. The
opening of the Chicago drainage canal,
the discovery of the south magnetic pole,
and the Paris exposition were three Im
portant events in the re/Ums of science
and industry. The roll of prominent per
sons who hare made their exit from
earthly surroundings since January first
last embraces the names of those famed
in statecraft, industry, literature and mu
s t* ;
T h î ’ most important events of the year
are summarized thus:
Coes Bay Butter.
June.
Indian Relics Manufactured.
Indian
"relloe”
Storm Causes Heavy Less.
are new
being
turned oat in regular factor las, one
ol which ie located in Wisconsin. . The
relic makers have • secret proowee by
which an ancient appearance ie im
parted to bones, pots, arrow heads, etc.
ed a ll along tbe coast from Alaska to
Southern C alifornia baa a number of
w r e c k e d s h ip s to Its credit, tbe last
one being the Alpha, tfh ich ie report
ed a total wreck on tbe coast of V a n
couver island.
The loss to shipping in
Minnesota Flax Seed.
consequence of theee several wrecks
The Minnesota experiment station has runs into the hundreds of thousands
concluded that flax aeed grown for of dollars.
eeed in Minnesota ia identical w ith
T h e B oat P re s c rip tio n fo r M a la r ia
Russian flax, and probably equaljy as
C hills and Fever is a bottle of (Jrovee.
good as th at imported from Europe
Taateleas C h ill Tonte. I t ia simply
at a high price.
iron and quinine In • tasteless form,
No Core, No Pay. Price COo.
Strive for Punctuality.
In a ll business affairs strive to gain
J u ly -
*“
: YOU K N O W W H A T YOU A R E T A K IN O
Hoboke“’
W hen you tokn Grove’s Tasteless C h ill
M’
4. T h irty -s ix lives lost In street ear accident
15 n a<l“1,1,2 Wa,m ' y • O1L t,ank,
at Parkersbarg, W . V a.. kills six m e n .. ..
Four children killed ku Philadelphia bjr
fireworks explosion.
3. Standard D ll wurka a t Bayonne, N. JM
burn; loss 08.W»,l<X)___ Wm. J. Bryan
nominated fo r .President by Democrats.
0. Dem ocratic convention nominates Adlal
E. Stevenson, of Ill.nols, for Vice Presi
dent.
11. Illinois Central tra in robbed nt Mayfield.
Tonio because, the. formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing th at it
7 .
7 j
i
■
.
la aimply Iron and Q uinine in a taste-
form. No Cura, No Pay. 60o.
T H E O rrS P R M O
O E H E R E D IT A R Y
BLOOD TA M T.
<
Scrofula is but a modified farm of Mood
Poison and Consumption. The parent
who is tainted by cither w ill see in ths
child the same disease
manifesting i t ee 1 f in
the form of swollen
glands of the neck and
throat, catarrh, weak i
•yes, offensive s o r e s t
and abscesses and of
tentimes white swell-!
ing — sure s ig n s of?
Scrofula. There may (
be no external signs for J
a long time, for the disease develops slowly
in some cases, but the poison is in ths
blood snd w ill break out at the first favor
able opportunity. S. S. 8. cures this wast
ing, destructive disease by first purifying
and building up the blood and stim u la tin g
and invigorating the whole system.
Court Decides Contract Void.
4. D eath of Mrs. John Bbsrmaa.
Coos Bay, Oregon, creamery, • reputation for punctuality. ,
3. D eath of Stephen (fr s n e .. . .G eneral Rob
•bo ut 260 pounds of butter a
erts enters Pretoria.
14. Death of Mrs. Gladstone.
Th« Twentieth Century.
13. Germ ac ambassador, Baron Vos K et-
W r now stand at the threshold of the
teler, slain In l ’ekln.
twentieth century, and the nineteenth ia a
Washington Lands Come High.
18 Ita lia n Cabinet resigns.. . .Pow ers take
thing -of the pas», ht wrtlr however, be
""Chinese forts at Taku.
John
Shaffer's
ranch
near
Odessa,
ID. 01.000.000 tire at Bloomington, 1IL
known as tbe century of invention and
21. M cK inley and Roosevelt nominated by Linooln oounty, W ash., sold recently discovery, and aniung'soine of the greatest
Republicans a t Philadelphia.
of
these,' we can trutlifully mention Hos
23.
“ American Derby In Ch
('h cago won by Sld- for 97,000.
tetter’s Htoniach Bitters, the celebrated
- ucy L u c a a .. . .T h irty -fiv e kllli
II led by wash-
remedy for all ailments arising from a
out wreck on Southern railw ay a t Mc-
weak or disordered stomach, such as dys-
Good Hors«« Hard to Find.
Donough, Qa.
/
l>epsia. indigestion, flatulency, constipa
28. Woolley and M e tc a lf nominated by Pro
Horae buyers throughout Waahing- tion and biliousness.
hibitionists In Chicago.
80.
G reat
fire -u
In Hoboken, ...
N. «„
J., u.
In which
.......
— - —*
w w .v., ton report difficulty in finding good
300 lives are lost and 313.000.000 property
_« i „ n n h ro k e n to h a r n e ss
Graveyards Too Big in China.
dcstroved. ...D e a th o f Rear A dm iral John . • * » » » • ■
1.0UU D roaen to n a iu e s s .
W . P hilip.
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Dead anoestors are said to occupy
’ tenement house *flre
S c ro fu la
The recent severe storm that extend-7
The Montana supreme oourt in a
case between • w ater oompany and
the city of Helena, has beta the oon-
tract void, on the ground th at thereby
tbe city contracted to incur an indebt
edness beyond its constitutional lim it.
D O N ’T G I T
rO O T SO R R i O RT FOO T-
■ ASE.
J. h. t M l« , iif^ s b llc S q u a re . N a s h v ille ,T e a n -
js js :
T e a years ago my daughter fell aud cut
her foreh««d From this wound th e stand« o n
the aide or hcr facc became swollen and burated
Some of the beat dortora hare anti elaewhert
attended her w ithou t any beneBt. W e decided
‘I 7 .?’ * ’ * ’• ',n<1 • ,t w bottle» cured her e »
A powder. A t this season your feet feel
swollen, nervous and uncomfortable. I f
von have smarting feet or tight shoes, tt'
Allen's Foot-Ksse. I t rests and comfort
makes wslking easy. Cures swollen si
sweating feet, blisters snd callous s|iots.
Relieves corns and bunions of all psiu and
is s certain cure for Chilblains, Sweating,
to much of the arable land in China. Damp
or Frosted Feet. We have Over 30,-
Famines would be less frequent if tbe 0(10 testimonials. Don’t get footsore get
oountrv was not one vast cemetery.— Foot-Ease. Try it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial
N . Y . jo u rn a l.
, ,
package Fact. Address, Allen 8. Olm
sted. Le Roy, N. Y.
Must Furnish Ges.
Urely,”
makes new and pure
blood to nourish and
strengthen the body?
I s n d u a positive and
safe cure lor Scrofula.
I t overcomes all forms of blood poison,
whether inherited or acquired, and ne
remedy so thoroughly and effectively
cleanses the blood.
I f you have any
blood trouble, or your child has inherited
some blood taint, take S. S. 8. and get
the blood in good condition and prevent
the disease doing further damage.
Send for our free book and write oat
physicians about your case. W e make no
charge whatever for medical advice.
By a decision rendered in the appel
Most Powerful Gua ia the World.
late court of Indiana, a oompany deal
I t ia Claimed by experts that the new
July 21 next the international con ing in natural gas must provide far a 12-inch gnn recently made and tested
vention of tbe Epworth League meets customer who has paid in advanoe lo r for tbe navy is the most powerful gun
in San Franciaoo.
his supply.
in the world.
A t a tria l test I t fired a
14. D eath of Senator John H . Gear, o f Iow a.
projectile weighing 860 pounds w ith a
15. 81,300.000 fire at Prescott, Arts.
Pendleton Retail Clerks.
18. Dispatch received from M inister Uongor
Because He Stole Horses.
velocity of nearly 2,700 feet per second
In P u tin ,-------- o.------------------- — ’—-1-5-------- m
R
etail
d
ark s of Pendleton, Oregon, Its m axim um range ia 21 1-6 miles.
Four
years
is
the
very
lig
h
t
sentenoe
23-28. Blots In New Orleans.
‘-
28. K in g H um bert of Ita ly assassinated.
given It. C lark a t Colfax, W ash., for now have 100 members In th eir anion
31. D eath of Jobn C lark Rldpath.
formed last fall.
stealing horsea.
Epworth League at Frisco.
Angoat.
1. Jester m urder tr ia l ends la acquittal.
4. Allies march from T ien tsin on P e k in ....
11,000,000 fire In Ashland, WIs., lumber
yards.
3. ' K lug Alexander of BerVla weds Mme.
Drags Maschln.
10. Pennsylvania express train robbed of
043,000 and Express Messenger Lane
k ille d ----- L I H ung C h a rg named as minis
te r plenipotentiary to negotiate p e a c e ....
Lord C h ie f Justice ItnssetFdtes In England.
11. French torpedo boat destroyer Fram es
sinks off Cape St. Vincent w ith forty-two-
of her crew.
14. D eath of Collls P. H u n ’lngton.
15. F lo o d s jlro w n 200 persons In J a p a n ....
Allied forces enter P e k in ..'. .Race riots In
New York.
lfl. D eath o f John J. Ingalls of Kansas.
22. Riot In Akron, O h io .../J . P. Dolliver
The Famous
..A V E N A R IU S
Parke— I bad no idea th at your new
No more ancient pill., poisons and black
draughts, but up-to-date, aolentiflc, harmleaa, .house was-finished.
M la ta h la , potent Caaoarets Candy Cathartic.
Lane— Oh, yes; not only finished,
Vruggtsta, lUc. 23c, 30c.
Pn.
8. Democrats carry -Arkansas State election.
4. Republicans win In- Vermont B’. ate elec
War Tax On Mining Brokers.
tion.
6. D eath o f A rriiu r B evan, M Bath, M a .
Spokane m ining brokers are asking
8. Great sturiqfnn Texas and destruction of
congress to abolish the w ar revenue
G a lv e s to n '
,
’
10. Republicans carry M aine flttte election. tax of 960 each nnnually. ln the b ill
12. Storm on G reat Lakes wrecks several
n o « before oohgress.
vessels.
13. Elections In Chba.
j
IT. Great Coal strik e begths In Pennsylvania.
Breaking Range Horses.
21. American soldiers ordered from Pekin.
22. Storm In Texas causes floods.
A t Lewiston, Idaho, 76 range horses
24. D estructive
tornado a t Morristown,
Minn.
•
...
i - . . . . are being broken to. the. saddle, and tba
23. D eath of Gen. John M. Palm er, o f I l l i
work makes a big show every day at
nois.
3. Teli graphic communication opened be
tween Seattle and Skagway.
7. P olitical riots In Guayamo, Porto Rico.
8. F o rty persons crushed to death by col
lapse o r building a t S t. Ntkander Mon
astery, Russia.
. ...
_ ’ .
17. D eath of ex-Poatmaater General W m. L.
Wilson.
20. D eath of Charles Dudley W arner.
22. D eath of ex-Secretary o f State John
Sherman.
23. F rlg h tfn l explosion ot Indian Head
proving g rou nd s.. . .G reat eoal strike offi
cially
declared o f f ....D e a t h
o f Stms
Reeves, English tenor.
28. Tremendous exp oslnn In T a rra n t *
Co.’s drug house In New York destroys
01,000,000 In property and many lives.
'
stra le Ht xofl strong Is th s
statue when the tw ists sa d
3. Congress m eets----- Explosion ta'T?b'cago
and N orthwestern power house In Chicago
kills five and Injures tw enty persona
8. Great Indians glass strike declared off.
....G e n e r a l strike of Santa Fe telegra
phers ordered.
14. Fredonia, N. Y., normal school burns,
the ja n ito r and six young lady students
losing th eir lives.
10. German train ing ship Grlrsenan wreck
ed off Malaga; 160 lives lost----- Tw o ne
groes lynched at Rockport. Ind.
17? Fire In Brown Hoisting and Convening
Machine Company's plant in Cleveland
cause» loss o f 0000,000----- Negro lynched
at Booneville, Ind.
“ I la ir y . ”
“ BArry,” the most famous of the dogs
attached to the hospice of 8t. Bernard,
Is dead, and the manner of bis taking
off was peculiarly sad. H e bad bounded
toward a distressed traveler, open-
mouthed, a fte r tbe manner of bis kind
when heated or afte r prolonged exer
tion, and the man, mlstaklngly alarmed
at his aspect, killed him.
H e had, during his existence o f ten
years, rescued forty live« from im m i
nent death, and one Incident in his
career is especially memorable.
In one o f his life-saving expeditions,
he discovered a little boy, senseless in
the snow, and fast succumbing to that
fatal slumber which precedes death.
H e licked the face and hands of the
child till he hod warmed him Into con
sciousness T h e ft crouching, he In
dumbly eloquent ways Induced him to
mount, and thus nested, the bospitAble
welcome and succor o f the monastery
were happily reached.
Barry Is to have a monument erected
to his memory, and there are names
thus commemorated fa r leas w orthy
humanity's regard than bis.
lie ve
In the countries where tfce olive jrfl
Q ueer.
flourishes, such « s T la ly . medical practi
“Queer, isn’t ItT”
tioners use the oil very freely for a boat
.
of ailments. Fever patients ate some ' “ W h a t’s queer?”
“T h a t night fall»."
limes soothed In Ita ly by copious Inunc
“Tee.”
tions of olive oil. I t Is maintained In the
"B ut It doesn’t break."
I^ v a n tln e countries that the use o f oil
“T he dsy break»."
',
exferB?iHy prevents rheumatism, gout
"Tea."
and otheT kindred maladies which are
"B u t It doesn’t fall.”
aggravated by external chills, and that
"N o.”
the Internal use of the oil removes the
“Queer, hyi’t r
toxic condition of the blood, which
And he was gone.—American Picto
leads to the generation o f these m ala
rial.
— «
dies.
Avosle
Never Missed a Trip.
D a rin g
the recent heavy storms
along the North Pacific coast, the
steamers o f. the O. R . A N . company
between Portland and San Franciaoo
never missed a trip , and only twioe
were they delayed, and then only a
few hoars. "
\
N O TH IN G
M itch ell, lieouis & S taver Co.
PO RTLAND. O RECO N.
Women as Telegraph Operators.
SERB
RO M O N E f
U n til
hxvw • • • « and UaU-l M t watch
Fonr hundred women are employed
'■ ns telegraph operators in tbe postoffice
building of Manchester, England.
We w ll at Factory PHe* at asse-H alf • »
!••• than what you ha*a to pay «iMuhcra
“ Mi«
u
Our watt
h«6 are fitted
t
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, ‘ w ■ ith
UMMMI
lot. IT J o «elo4 « p erisi Lknlird or 1 )«w«
■ »r ■ !««• ■
T • • • w e a • l, * knowi
WARRANT» 20 TIARI
Caaa la h nnting
gold patten
•n graving, 0 « lr i 1« karat gob
plate; r»»d «rou gh for a rallrow
proaidoBt. Bpeela I Otte t«r tb
M it M d aysi Band T««f addrwa
s t i d w iw I llH f id watch C. O I
w ith privilege o f fu ll «laaslna
Won. Call in any a»r>art and I
found purfartiy aatiafartery anf
' »»t watch avar offered for aud
a nrlou pay 9ft 7ft and axprwaaehara
««, otharwiau not on a ea n l FRKK*
t^ .M chain for n o it W d a y a w ith avwM
Vnfteh. Btete If Lndtaa or O ante watch la wanted W rite a t »new
wa m ay n ot advartiaathia watch atth lap rleu again . Cate
CASTOR IA DR.OUNrS^PiLLS
This signature is on »very box of the genuine
For Infants and Children.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabiot«
The Kind You Ha»e Always Bought
tho remedy that caureo a od M Isi earn slay
O N E F O IF A D O S E . Car«SickHeadfocheangDy«-
pepal«, Kemo e PI in plea, Purify the Blood, Aid b lg e *
>1, Prevent lit llousnrt«.
not Gripe or Sicken. To
ivlnce rno. will mail Ramp «free; full box, t'x.. ON
> 8 A N K O C O ., PhliaBelpkia, Pa. Solid by DruggllW
Chickens Will Show Themselves.
Boors the
Six big Northwestern poultry shows Signature o f I
are booked for this month. A t Tacoma
Maine Scalp Bounty Law.
Jan. 1 to 6. A t Portland Jan. 7 to 12.
A t Spokane Jan. 8 to 12. A t Pullm an
I t is tho law In M aine th at the
Jan. 24 to 27. A t Seattle Jan. 28 to 81. teu n ty for bears mast ba paid when
A t Lewiston, Idaho, last of month.
the a n i m a l/ nose is shown, and in
Washington School of Mines.
paw Hampshire tbe money is payable
Louis Patnaud, of Evergtt, has draft
One Thai Corns Never Bother.
•n exhibition of the ears.
ed a b ill for a school of mines in
The author of • love story never i
Tflsshington, to present to tbe legisla
D E A F N E S S C ANNO T B E C U R E D
the oorne on the feet of his hero.
tore this w in ter.
Artillery Company for Seattle.
The annual report of the adjutant-
general of Washington reoom mends
a battery of a rtille ry for Seattle, so as
to receive instruction
from regular
army officers, a t Fort Law ton.
Fifteen Acres of Strawberries.
H . H o b art is preparing to start a 16-
•o ta straw berry farm near New W h a t
com. Wash.
D R O P S Y
Over 2,600,000 bushels of wheat
have been shipped from Linooln coun
ty, Washington, this fa ll by tho G reat
Northern R ailw ay.
"
’ ,
Northern Paoiflo railroad taxes war«
paid in Latah coonty, Idaho, last week,
■mountiug to 97.000.
ave made Dropty and its con
ations s ssoeishy tor twenty,
S years
with til« most wonderful
access. Hava cared many thonse
ind c u n .
ss. r . ainx'3 sovi,
a
Box B,
Atlanta, Qa!
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TH E B E S T
NEW YEAR
R E S O LU T IO N ..
KEELEY
GUTLER'SCARBOUTEof IODINE
I
I.T,
The First Christian Selen • Charch
of Lewiston, Idaho, has filed a r tic i«
of incorporation
BAD
BREATH
" I U r« k « « « « r t M C A t C A im M O t e
High Railroad Taxes.
10 DATS’ TRUTEtiT FREE.
Ay local appilcaUona, as they cannot reach the
H o i t i ’ « R e tin o l.
dlsesMd portion ot the cu. There Is only on»
H o ftt’« School (for boy«), Menlo Perk. Cal., way to cure dentnestt. snd that Is by constitu
he« more student* end ia In better condition tional remedies. Deafness Is paused by an In
than ever Spring
,
_ term . begin« January 7th, flamed condition ol the mucous lin in g of th»
Xustaehlea Tube. When this tub« feta In-
• a ------------
, Ph. D.,
19U1. Send for catalogue. Ir
Q . Hoitt,
flamed you h«»e a rum bling sound or Im per
R en d f o r r e a d i n g m a t t e r t o t h e K ee le jR
Principal.
fect hearing, and when It is en tirely closed I n s t i t u t e , 3 1 4 S ix t h S t ., P o r t l o u d , O r .
deafness Ik the result, and nnleas the Inflam m a
tion can he taken out and thia tube restored to
Will Celebrate Hes Fiftieth Anniversary.
Its norms! condition, hearing w ill be destroyed
lorerer; nine cues out ot ten are caused by
Kansas w ill in 1904 celebraie th« catarrh,
which Is nothing but an Inflamed
to
nd ltlon ol the mneous surface».
A guaranteed Cure for Catarrh and
60th anniversary of her admission Into
We w ill give One Hundred Dollars for any Consumption. ,100. I) hock B<>1 145.
the nnion as a territory by holding an ease of Dealneastcsnsed by catarrh) that can
CO., Buffalo,
flap’s.
not be cured by H a ll’s Catarrh Core. '¿ndVoi « . H. SMITH
interstate exporition in Topeka.
etrculan, treo^ } CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O.
Bold by Druggists, 730
Church Incorporated.
Tor Russnt com muiw T rsctwn
Hatl’s FamJly Flits are tha beat
a , -
SS i . I ST RtltW lt t <a
Smalt Town, Big Hops.
Union, Oregon, a hamlet in Clacka
mas oounty, having barely a dozen hop
Ci Ufo nia Crops.
yards, marketed 926,000 worth this
Electric Line Between Seattle and Ticoma.
_____________ ___
Reporta from the A g ricu ltu ral val fa ll.
’ Jacob Fnrth says the electrio line leys of C alifornia say th at proepecti
Ptso’s Cure is the best medicine we ever
between Seattle and Tacoma ia asaniwd, for good crops were never bettor used for »11 affections of the throat and
The
ground
has
been
just
rig
h
t
loi
lnngs.3i-Wir.
O. K h o s l c t , Vanburen, Ind.,
os details for its construction are
F eb. 10. 1900.
■bout completed.
- f
, plowing and seeding.
Over Two Million Bushels of Wheat
ENGINE
Paper money is at a prem ium . in
Nome. Miners And i t more convenient j-.
than gold, and pay as muoh as 2 per
oent in advance of its face value for it. la here, to tlay. Il is the Most Economical
and Powerful Engine built.
did and afaattva laxativa tbay are «imply woo-
My -da««btar and I war« bothered with
„ — ___ _____ ___ __
«
•lek stowiaeti and oar breath was vary had. After
taking a faw doaa« at Caaeareu wa havg improved
UN BlttaahOQM i v . Claataaatt. Chia.
T h e “ R u s s e ll” C o m p o u n d
Paper Money at ■ Premium.
MIR IEXTIIEI:
fnl.
-jmA.
Wgadirfany. Tbay are a area« help ta tba family
„
W ii aai.uiMA N aobl .
„1
f
hair to it* original color, remove« dand
ruff. Ntrenxtben« and tavlgorate«; no
«taina.
Sample
plain
eVIB CM
S* A h botti«
evqnM Id
te eta,
totlet la eream.
Write us for full particulsra.
R U S S E L L ^ * J ß O .,
• EIB rvuv. remove« wrinkles, pimple*
and Mem labe«, r««tore« Ui« bloom of
yovth. Rampi« 10 et«, In plain wrapper.
PO R TIA M O , OREGON,
1 O 1 7 -ÍO 1 8 M aao n le Tem pi«*, C h ic a g o .
18187124
• C 1 A T I C 4 , NK CRAI.44I A , W FRVOU4-
N R M . DY*t»BPW IA, M M A flA C H K , CA
T A R R H . C ltO V F , B R O N C H IT IS , LA
G R IP P E . M A L A R Ift. H K 4 H T W E A K -
NBAH' C R B B P IN O NV7H BNBM , «W> J Ur
a bottle today and have tt la the hnoae I t w ill
•eve «nghrinB and doctor’s bill« Harmlaas for
children*« naa. Contain« no opiate« <»r other ha rai-
ful in crg d lm ta A be«» In tel y par« and concentrated. ,
I arge bottle nV a n doaea for ,1. prepaid by mail ne
rxpreea, or w w ill tend yoa (postpaid) a trial
bottl« for t t rente. Agents wtentad
E M M NBBBB ME
M.
M LB L » tt» »
—
Man snd His Money.
Income Tax la United Kingdom.
Money ia always a great bother; be
In the U nited Kingdom an income
tween the desire to get more apd the
of £170 per annum w ill pay this year
fear of losing w hat we have, men are
10s. tax. Before Sir W illia m Harcourt
kept a ll the tim e in bot water.
arranged matters it wonld have paid
<2 10s.
Ivsslstsr Watch Co.. 8 4 7 Osatral Saak BU<..
Sold Six Tons of Wool.
The national guard of Washington
has 79 commissioned officers and 788
enlisted men.
MADE
••M itc h e ll..
George Chambers, Ontario, Oregon,
sold this year's wool clip, 12,600
pounds, to Boston parties at 1 1 X
cents.
___________ _____
Washington National Guard.
BETTER
Yos can’t make a mistake 11 you get A-
I t Is well to remember th at
G A R r i k L D T E A cleanses ths
system, purifies the blood, *
regulates the liver snd kidneys,
snd cures chronic constipation.
M o th e rs w ill fin d M rs. W in s lo w ’» Sooth
ing S y ru p th e best rem e d y to use fo r th r 'v
c h ild ren d u rin g th e te e th in g perio d.
Big Steamers in the Oriental Service.
-
Bad Showing for Mart led Men.
out by
St
Jacobs
0»
£
I t w ill be shown by the United
States census th at fu lly 1,000,000 m ar
ried women- are employed in the fac
tories of the oountry.
I t is rather a
ad com m entary. upon the married
men of the land.
>
for 1900 w ill
The O. R . A N. company now has
tonr enormous steamers in the O riental
service, operating from Portland, the
net tonnage of each being 9,000.
^ 4 t a ttifk llL lts L
TO C U R E A C O LD IN O N E D AY
straightened
'
claims to te ll the age
lew FkhOhM» fiOttlAAA
Take Laxative Bromo Q uinine Tab-
tots. -A ll druggists refund, the money
if i t fails to cure. E. JV. Grove’s sig
nature is on each box. 26c.
,
Gold Output for 1900.
Wheat Crop of Idaho.
L IC E AND VERM IN ..
however, has yet discovered Erm ethod
by which ttrte ll.th e age of a fish story.
«-*
--- LX—. -
to-
Lumbago
Wheat Crop la Washington.
D a a tro v » » —
Te Tell the Age of Fish.
curvatures of
The wheat crop of Washington thia
year amounted to almost 24,000,000
bushels.
Lincoln county raised the
most, 6,600,000 bushels, snd W h it
man oonnty was next w ith 6,000,000.
C A R B O U N E U M ..
jfl9T~O nc application is all that is required. It lasts, for years. If
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information to the
following distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
Wash.; Fisher, Thorsen & O l , Portland, Oregon.» Whittier, Coburn &
O>^ San Francisco, CaL
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The Idaho wheat crop this year is
0. National election won by Republican can
d id a te s .. . . Murder
of Pearl Forbes at placed at 2,800,000 bushels.
D ecem ber.
..CH ICK EN
UPRIGHT
Novem ber.
Ie-nvenworth, Kan.
7. Liberals w ’.n Canadian elections.
10.'Steam ship C ity of Monticello wrecked In
Ray of Fundy and th irty -fo u r lives lo s t . . . .
Death o f B. O. Dun.
12. D eath of Marcus D aly, Montana copper
k in g .. . -D eath of H en ry V illard , railroad
m agnate___ Close of Paris exposition.
15. U nited States au xiliary cruiser Yosemite
lost In typhoon off Guam.
10. Preston Porter, colored boy, burned at
stake a t Limon, Colo.
20. Tornado In N orthern
M's-tsslpnl and
Southern Tennessee.. . . Death o f Chas. H .
H oyt, p layw righ t.
21. Iron Mountain tra in held up at Gifford.
A rk., by tlx men ...G o v . J. C. W . Beck
ham. o f K entucky, m a rrie d .. . .Storm In
N orthern Ohio and New Y o r k .. . . W reck of
■teamer 8t. O la f off Labrador; twenty-stx
lives lost.
22. D eath o f Sir A rth u r 8. S u lliv a n ....
President Paul Kruger lands In France.
27. D eath of Senator C. K. Davis, of M in
nesota.
28. Th irteen persons killed and many In
jured by collapse of glass factory roof In
Ban Francisco.
30. D eath ot Oscar W ilde la Psrle.
Wood Preserver
^ .J ^ r m s a e n tlj/
Science now
the corrals «h e re the fun goes on.
Oregon’s gold ontput
reach over 92 J100.000.
German
Complete.
T h e I d e a l L a x a tiv e .
but a ll my friends have had tim e to
Montana Insurance Business.
te ll me how much better i t might
Some w ay o ro th e i a living is made have been.— I ’qok.
by 1687 fire and life insurance agents
Coming to the Coast
in Montana, representing 121 compa
nies.
Railroad and other oomrsnies inter
ested in im m igration report tha't mote
Public instruction In Oregon.
people w ill come to the coast to make
The department of publio instruction homes this year thnn last, or for sev
appointed Senator from Iowa.
for Oregon was oiganiaed in 1878, and eral years back.
• S eptem ber.
pinoe then the state has spent 9^2,000,-
2. F iftee n lives lost In wreck at H atfield. 000 in publio school work.
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1. S. N. P arent made prem ier o f Quebec.
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DOES YOUR H O M E TOUOH
YOUR H E A R TY
The« M thU want beautiful things In your
home. The first things you think of we sell:
Mantel« of all kind«. Andiron« of every aort,
Gaa.Kidtrtc and Oil Light« In endle«« variety.
A Cnrtstma« present that beautifies vour horn«
1« the best present. Call o r-w rite lo r photo
raphs and catalogue«. T H E J OHM MAB-
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