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Gi:OI!GE W. BARNES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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J. F. MPvJNE.
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
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CLUB ROOIVIS FOR CARIES.
PACIFIC COAST.
A Mwu'.m (in I A Yuh"it,illy
KiiU Iks hu'.nl.
UNION S Ml t )( SI-.N I i:VI I).
I'lii' M inon i Almmul I'l.int.itiuii
in Anli'l.i- .il i-y, I
Lvp.uuliiit;.
Ttift bill (or a (nl.llnit' hmno Ihm
iiil IhiiIi ll,iim ol t 10 I ! Kl.it l..i-
I la.llin.
j U -..ll. V... l-" t,M (o
' at l. Ani'U' ou tin oliarne nl nm-
iliK Iiia ili.
i Kvktt t.iwn in KanliTti Orvitiin la an
i.rn.'il apiilUaut (ur thx I.K-aJinn nl tlix
: liraiii h iiiaanti aayluui,
i l'liiiMil, A. T., la imii h vn'itnl vir
T tli nii.lilt'ii ilKittli o( a wiiinan. I'lm In-
tlioalltuia r tliat alia a Kia.init,
j Tli r.nn ll.iiM.) haa pnwl a Lilt
i In (it Ui liiHlliiiuiii prira rliait!il by
! canal ii.iii uiiii' at I..','' an ai-r t an
il inn.
The liulian !; tit at Alrrt Hay lm
Inhih initillrHl n( a riMirtMt inaarra of
vntii 1 n.l mm on K.rro l.lati.l ly
tlia Kit Katla trllM..
Tli" H mam mill at lUnjua A.
T., Ii 'it aonia tuna Iitkii i v at, hi ut n--ally
riililw".! Iy Maiicana, who i-arr cl
nut iiu.;i;tH ami iu worth il a h.iuihI in
illiumr nulla.
i 1'lowinit ly un'stia nl tli Iiiikx tra. ti.in
(tiyili tinl laiit fall d.r tlila ,niMi' la
. tn I anon l'nnn mi Hie 1' inatil'a rt"'r
' valiori. ! liv -lurmw p!o will I
: o"'ratHl Kt oiirn tjr Una mean.
Tliorx ia tlie irnapin t ol a rluali Im
! twwn tlia Hanta K ami Snuilu-rn I'a
1 rillr, ami aa a rriilt thn I'aritU- 1'naat
i piililic will kft rliPBpnr (nrt,a. A nmu-ral
: ili'iiioraiitaiinii of rati'f ia tivlii t t.
i Uovorn.ir Mniphy of Ariona in Iiia
; innaif ailvnat.t Urn rwui.ival ,f tli
! Torrltorial iwnit.Mitiary from Vn na
l',(.iin ami Tniiilirt ino aro am inn Ilia
can. Ii, Intra cnui pt inn tor tin' Unlit ill loll,
i Tlix Mali" 1,'i.nUliirn liaa pu.i-l a
bill i.ii(raiu-liiiiiK tli M-irm.iiia. Tha
' (I .vi'rn.ir will nn It. Tina will ni the
' !iM tiv (raiu-lilw to a'miil IS.IKO iriiiin
alio inni not ailowtnl to vote uuiit-r tlia
' law of !.
! Tl.a l'.ra.Utrft Mfnantlln Ai!in v r
, jinrti ulrvi'n 'ailnwa in Ui 1'a. lll,' t'ot
Stti"a ami IVrritoriM lor tlm pint aerk,
! a coniarr. Willi alitiwn lor tlin prrv
; iom wrH', ami ivii'aii for lli' c.irro
' aanlintf wk of
The nn;on nailort aim raiihil Ilia
.U.jiii.t iUwnnioro at Nanamin, II. V ,
i haa tn iitmi-Nl. Mc.Nallv not tlir.'a
j yi-arn in tl.a pemlrullary, K .bunon two
j yoart an. I Mwr ami 1'oitaina one yiir
' aaiii. i armU 'le t.
A b'll paaawl the Am ma AM'in i
rwoniini'li"ifl"vr""r M "rphy to ,.l!.'r
i a rewanl ol .'i,uX for Knl. ilea I or a!ly.
i pun with !,'.( alrnjily nl1-r T -"-j
ami Uri.li.uii o.nnlifa, pou
ta Villi" n hu li"' "I 'i.r'"
Tlier J.aa ln conal.lwram'e north
j win l throiiifliout a l.rKo "'"" "
iSonthcrn Caiilornia iluriim lha 'l
l-k. which h rapl.Uy ilricl np tha
r,cr.a of ... . . tir. N.. .la '"on
.,iieiir to liie orane crop t r.-nwi.
Thor I, an lawu iiii-orporate-l l
...miry civil rvic hill a paratfrnpt. !.
. the limit "leoat for h-i. r rar.
.."opahlic Ii.lil.1. n at ll.i '' ' "
action of Coureaa will r.n.l avallahle
the ll'I.Dt" reiiiamliia lif''a"
of the Imll.liti ail.
The Chln ('"in'T"
ol men at th" I'alo Alto atal.lea wh
I.,u.hI.1 an.l "Ul,,r
,r two a Lite "i" n'l d"" ''"
the noni In l't.i'i- xar.lmn h.m-
were ranacke. ami hetwei. ) an.l
fi.OOO in coin tancii.
Snp-rii.temleiit Clr of the inane
vlii.n at hUckton, Cal.. li If ""'V 8,1
anewapaper man to ' Harah Altlica
Trry in the ma lhoipie. II" 'oiin.l her
a ravinu inaniai; ami aul.ject to the re-
traint ncccMiiry in inch a caae, hut
ollmrwiw kiniily trHalwl.
Mia I net Kitra.la, M-aic.n Klrl "
yeara of atre, waa ahut ami aill.il aim t
iniitantiy l.y her fri.,.l. Mi C hri.tina
Zamorano n.'r Kan IWo. I he K,rl
were ai.n.lir Ilia ily toK'-ther, an.l
chauw.1 to pick up a Kiin, wliicli
wa aiolilenially li.:liarv;".l with lala!
ruMiiltn.
A mirnrrmry of the work of ' ll
Ort'iron l.-ialatur stiowa that JsM I'lil
pa-.-l out of 7iM liitr.Hlii.-wl. ' l'""
ae.l 1 II origmat,..l In the I Ion..' ami
eiKhty nine in the Ke.mt. riltv-three
wrea...en.linn -ily charter, or liic.r
poratiiiK Hwna, ami twenty-four carrle.1
appropriation..
The ialin iM liooner 1'ionner h ar
rived at Victoria, II. 0.. alter a very
rormv vovaite. Hhe hroiuhl Inlornm
tion of theVation ol the ''
clink- -hooiier MaKil M-. u ''" 1,1
which ha lea a .nytery ove' a
year Two utorekei'iier on li mlnlno
Houml rrt having io.iiJ Iragii.ent. of
the Mniriria Mao in "'" ve J""1
ton Lh ol Ca ie Kc.ott.
The Marifina alinonil plantalliin In
Antelope Valley, lH Anel., county.
,ntini ' H ef''l- Two year ago
tree. Now there are aloiit thlrfen
, m.lrl .'-ra plnUl. rlr.l l
o tree are arriving ever, few Uy-. U
proml.ee to Imoorne If it l not a rea.ly.
the larK'-Ht almon'l plantation In the
worl. Tl' tree, If plt."l In "
Z two et apart, woul.l reach nearly
TroTn Im AngeleaoHnKrnci-o.
Two -hoonr from Han Di.-go have
lieen i!!'l Mexican ci.t.m olll.r
,Th" n (..intln, an.l are l.ehl there Piinil
"ng invaatlgaton. It I c.laiuiel the
)" .U were engag-l In '"' ;'
lone raUihlng in Metican water In
wb"rh i tl.ar will .....louh.e.lly be
" nl ,caU,.l. Two ...ore "''" w
nrelmriBlon. Four icli.x.ner are known
H -ial have reported to their homfl K"V
e m. enttliat.Kreat amount ol ..nuif
S I g " carrie." on by ..." ' " 1
5' , fro... Han Diego, which are al
. T to l n off their coa.t otn
ZX 'on fi.hlrn trip.. Application lia
lilen m.il for n.ltor Uia,..r to .a
trol the coa.t.
BUSINESS ANU INDUSTRIAL.
CliliaRii looKliiK for a CmUr-ii ll.nvest
Lidiii the i;pnltlon Aliiiiilnhiin
1'ob.K v.o I'lpr InvfiilrJ,
I aat year I, Sol) ihlpa wer built.
A ahingle trust Ii being perfivtinl.
Thura ara 4,ftiH) .loclrlo plant In Ur-
IIHMIV.
A rittihurg con urn I. In.ured lor IL'.
0,0,lkH). There are 3tK) ahoe factorlni In ll-iver-hill,
Mima.
It coat. alul $HK) to procure an Kjtyp
tian in u i.i in v .
I ant y,ar our railrnail. carrlcil IKK),
UtO.iHiU people,.
Iovtail paving brick, are Iwlng
niiiile In KugUuil,
New Oilxan (iiilrank New York III
banana importa -in fact, receive almilt
40 per cent of all Ilia banana. liuNirti-.l
Into the country.
tlnouf tlio ituinl extrnalva cnucerni In
AImi,,.. li.b ,ti tu p. rM.,-,..MM Ik
pMiloii. pro -r ol turning lime with oil
llllil'.il of with woo I,
A large party of l,,iteru iiianndu iiir
rra icivntly atari.. I on a tour through
Mexico for tin. purp ,.e of Introducing
American g.KxI. into that country.
The niniiiif.ict ilia of Southern product,
in the S ,uth ia on II. e ln. rrae. A .in
gle fuctory in Nnrlh Carolina i. now
turning out 4,lHKI.ikH) cigarette dally.
The ocean I .ai.l by aoine to Iw more
produclive than the land. Auacreof
giHHl ll.l.ing ur , nil, I will vleld more foul,
tliev claim, than an acre of the fluent
farming land.
What are anid will le th l.irjcnt pair
of driving wheel. In the w . rid will Iw
I ciin.trui led fur the New Yo.k Central
j railroad. Hie wheel., w hen c iti.trucle.1,
w ill lie aeven feet in diameter,
j The experiment I Ivlng tried 11, ur
I Winnipeg of bree.lmg hutUi.ie. with
cattle. I lie oltiptliig iei inhl. a cow
more than a bi.on, Mil h.i.railierol a
liaggy coat and a mitly teiii.r.
Ornamental terracotta a. a building
material liaa li.,t only been ircreamngiy
uiw.1 in an.l alxmt New York lorthepa.t
ten yearn, hut the rtiatit'.iil.tyul terra
eotla ha. lieen vastly improved.
Ahi.tiln nut tiha.To pipe, are ah. ul
the latum invention. The Imwl i. I. iw
ever, lined with iiieerwhaiiin ; but the
! pi iea are aoi.l to he lighter than tlii.ie
ol the ..line ate inane o. oriar runi,
A new rott.in pi. king nmiMi.e i. an
liollllied, which p!l- . in the pr Hj.eC ill'
ti.i o i to 7,1 im miiii.I. of cott,.ii in a ,lr.
1 hi. 1. a. mil' Ii work a c iul.l hi done
by forty export negro cotton p kern.
American Ingennilv in boding Hie
riblm i. unending very rnpi liv 1 1 llie
maiinlactiire ol rihiam. a well. Toe
product ol American loom" ha. incrua" il
aivording to the figure. pit ptil.li.li
Ir....i 1 ii,i'-J 1, 100 in I"-"" t- 17,"M,4t." In
IS 0.
Cbicagu i looking for a golden harve.t
from the exposition. Tl.n-e inlllion vn
Itor. t f:l pr dav lor f.enl and bulging
l..r in. mil. a. Il:'il 0 O.I.Hl, atreet car
fare, $.'i,ihk (H1, enlnince leea, '
0 0; other expeii'httir,- will roil the lit-
uan?tolH.u'.UM. i
I lie go ef ii ..huh ,.-iiini.
lietweeu the year. IHsl and Ht7, inrii- ,"
live, tliere ixviirre. 21 .ill American
itrike., with a di-eel !o to the triker
of f .'.l ,Ml I," I.I. t.. which might he a.l.hd
the lucaiciilal.li' lie to employer In
lamage to properlv and 1-oinpula.iry din
ing of w irka. and the coat ol the varl. m
lit lint m iiiiti iiaiice of troip.,et '.
H IM)NI. MI:MH.)N.
I he I .ist i.i vnii; I'rp'csent itive of the
I iiijhsli Hmii.Ii of the I'l iot-n-met
I. ne M. Loll,
. ...i.i. .1.,... liuinill sill lie the lecturer
mi apeciilattva the lgy in I he Catholic
Cn viTKlly ol America i naaooiKi
The monument to I'lillllp Hrook,
winch hi. lover, proviso to erect ln('oe
ley H.pure, Koatoll, Will iswt not le
than f.Vl.iX) , of which aoiii r.'O.DOJ ii al
ready rained.
I'ondila KAinahal, the Hindoo woman
w ho I. doing an much for the advance
ment ol her ex, haa recently aturted a
club ol King', luughter. among her
pupil In India.
K.x lioverimr Koraker ' ohliged to .!
cliue I.I. appoiiitin.'iit by tioveruor Mc
kinley to till the place on the Htate
Cnlver.lty Hoard led vacant by thedeiilli
of ex-l'reai. lout Ibiye.
Mr. Warden nl Hanover, N. II.,
who.e daughter wa. murdered by frrank
Al.ny, ha. inii.l.i a deiiiund upon the
Htate for the oif -re.1 for the appre
hension ol the iiuirderer.
Mr. Arthur Htinnar.l of Ixuidon ha.
formed " no crlii'iliim league." It al
ready n ii inborn fi.iiA women, who pledge
tbeniaelve not hi wear liuop.kirt., even
il the.e do r.durii to faaliloli.
l,tl, the lirlllliuil French novell.t, In
hi " U Mariag de Will" preaenti
lifo-likii picture ol the Hawaiian I. land
and their native women. Jiil now re
newed l.itoroHt atlai-he to thi book.
It I. recalled now tbul Ulrlke von -vet
1, whom l ielhe admired and wi.lied
to marry when he waa 70 and l 17,
reached br II Mil birthday recently at
thectleof Trxii'lH in Hihemla. Khe
ia the iibJctol Uoethe'. "Triolixy of
raaeinn."
Charle Hmiry 1'ear.o.i, an Kngll.Ji
man, h. writlen a b.xik, In whl.tli he
olaluil to bve proved that the great
race of the world are Inning, and that
thn Chlnere, the Hindoo, and Hoiith
American l.alf-lireed are the coming
lender, of plvlllmitlon.
(leorge (iould witnl to hu.' all nl the
exlHtlng map H'dawiire ooiinty, N.
y thatworx made by til. lather In Will.
Thn. far b lin. miceeeded In ohhilii'tig
one from Kra.Mi. It-Mit of (llovernvll e,
and ha. b.-anl ol another owned by
WillliunO. Iliin'l New York.
Mr I'.ant, a bind. in chimney .wei.pnr,
I Hl'd to Im tlm lait living repre.e'ita
"yeof Urn Knidl.h b-anch ol I I'laii
tagenetlinn. Tu r.-iwin why h i'll
hhimelf l'lant and n .1. I'lantageni.t I. lie
cao.e he con.lder that tli" tiiononv -labin
iimne nuirn In acoordancn with
hi present aoc.lal p laitloii.
John llv (uetlonii the lnlmint
that "Mr. Hlaine Inberilod hi llouent,
magnetin y" from .l ;"t,'V, MrA
Hay think be pn.ni)d the Hlaine eye
anil the Hlal.ie "-' four genem Ion
ago. Tl.ee, Mr. Illalne'i moat rlklng
feature., are aaiil to be wonderfully like
thoe of a brother of hi paternal grand
hither, which have Ix-en pre.ervi'd In a
crayon portrait copied and enlarged
from a iiiiniatiim,
AGRICULTURAL."
Useful Hints Irroni ;in Exper
iment Station..
UI.(iAKt)IN(i t!UiTLK-,''r;t.NG.
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Do Nut Siii.l Huttei ,
Wt.ippi il In K.ios Ti, ti 4i-
Situ Oilu r St-rvtf . I - r
Th following .cheilula mbfJn t.ftbw
ii.erlment .livloil of tlia 'j. 4uulHr..r
College, i.uelpli, OuUrio. c ah' "
l..l l ... I 'SijlM-t.
mi l lll.iva 'rKini i'i fc. u- .. I I
, ii......,-i iiii'.ea w.il I
everything .Unit hnttei.i.v" king,'
ouiithlnu new 1. Iwlng di.mivarwl every
mouth. Not only from our own work
are we continually learning, but also
from tha olwrvalion and researcli of
other.. 1
'J. We do nut keep a cow that make
lea. than -M0 Nitind.of butter to a year.
:i. Nor put a cow on a .larvatlon ra
tion. H. Nor expei-t a cow la make ouie-
t Ii 1 n if out ol nothing.
h. Nor keep our cow. In an Icehouaa,
bogieii or dungeon.
(I. Nor allow them to go a whole year
wlihoiit carding or brii.hlng them.
7, Nor depend upon pasture alone for
a ripply of .iitumer feed.
0. We do ii'''. allow tha milk lo .land
very long in the .table to alse.rh foul
ndoi.
il. We do not neglect to .train the milk
at once after milking.
10. Nor set the milk In deep can. In
water without changing the waler at
l,.l twice, or without lis..
11. Nor mix .weet cream with rieaui
to 1 chin lied leu. than twelve hour, be
fore churning the cream ia lipene.l in
one vessel wliit h hold, the cream (ur a
whole rli.irningi,
I. .. Nur a.ld scalding water lo the
cream; nor goes, at ihe temperalnre
with the linger ; nor take two or three
hour, to clnirn.
I.I Nor gather the butter until the
"da.her .land, on top, ' and then dip
it out of the buttermilk.
U, Nor ad l coaise .alt by guess; nor
work the butter into grease.
Ift. And, finally, w do not tend our
holler to inaiket arsi, in old rag
that may have .een other .eivne in the
home.
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X'ara i.f laut I l.mll..
In no other work 1. there a. great a
ileuiand lor rlranhne. a In the Hire
part of the dairy l.ii.iuc.s, milk, butter
and cheese, .ay. the .Imc. i. uii l r.rxf
k, ,l The most attention I. need.d to
maintain the cleaiihnes of the milk re
ti.placlea, .neli a. pall, pans, ran and
churn. In the lint pia.-e there should
I.. sufficient supply of pan. that I hose
emptied rnd washed in the morning
liee.1 li't I u I nntil even ng or Ihe
. . i.. sa-'jirg tlevshonli!
i a I' ai ed In' v
sIou.It day. ttH'f . .' .Jroughly ilne.1
about I be .tov a ,d not mated when
they are wet, and allowe.1 . thn. remain
lor aevnral hour., a. .n that condition
they cannot dry, and when separated at
nivlil they will give oil a disagreeable
odor, and the warm milk plai-ed in them
i. certain to be con'ainlnated. All tin
dairy ulensil. .houid lie llret washe.1 In
lolling wmer, then thoroughly rinsed in
than, cold waler and turned Isilto.n
side up to drain an.l dry until again used.
All vessel, alsuit th dairy .liould Is.
cleane.1 a soon a. emptied and not al
lowed to .land neglected lor hn.it. there
after. The helves, lasnche and rack
up in which the pan. are l .hould be
washed with soap nd water every tlin
they are choired. Kveu a lew drop of
milk allowed lo remain on them to mold
Oi- gum up with t utter lat would prove
unhealthy and detrimental to the milk
in thoaaina apartment. Where only a
few cow are kept tha n.e si-rupulou
rle.iuliiies. .hould l oUerved. The
turla. e of tha I utter In the tuli .honbl
w covered with a cloth aatnrated with
si rung brine Isilh during and fter tha
filling i completed, locate the flllad
tuli in acool.dark portion of the cellar,
exsiniiie once a week, and if the brine
1 found oonitig through th dare, It
sliou.il be wiped away and not allowed
to remain ami .tain the wood, giving it
a moat uninviting look.
Msk. Ilia I. si.. I Hlehsr.
There seem, lo lie no occupation In
lile wherein men are in generally vere
to paving out inonev (or It e..ilvahuit )
for lienellu to lie receivwl a little later
on . In farming, and especially In rela
tion to feeding the land in order that It
may produce mora abundantly. Takes
green manuring, for Inatanc. II a man
sow. a cron lor I'll, purpose, half the
time he change hi inlnd when It ba
grown, aud harvest and ell It, and
this notwithstanding the fact, unlea
.tiH'k-fnedliig enter largely into hi ye
tem of oertloii, green manuring must
In, his 111 1I11 dependence for continued
or Im rea.ing prosperity.
We do not liegin to mk use of thin
menu for mpplyli'g fertility M we
would II wo iloitW bring oitrselve to
pursue a more opeii-liwn.lud pnlli'y with
our land. We might olten put In a
i-atcli crop ol oal, rye or clover where
html i left hare lor month, and by turn
ing them under put .olid caiibal in our
hunk that will pay good dividend. In fu
ture year. Thi general far r I l-
way on the safe aide In green 11111111 log,
1 Itliougb he may be a atockkeeper aleo;
for, il lit! grow ami harveat crop, with
lh pnrpo.e ol feeding them out and re
turning thn manure to the land, the
chiince ara that his appliance, lor saving
the product are n iniide.iiate that not
half of It gut whine il I needed. In
turning under green crop, ay. a writer
In 1'nrmrrt' fiiiidc, there In no opirtu
nlty lor the escape of the vain 1I1I0 elo
ineiiti. The crop decompose Complntely
In tint ground which It 1 Intended to
enrich, and enlur. men ami inure ufuu
it. work.
There are a few worthlna hen In al
most every flock and the winner they are
got rid of the belter. If there ii no
other way will their pelta
The tendency of ling feeder, and brood
era Ia toward a belter proportion of lean
meal rather than an oxee of fat.
For pinr land an.l thin patur.
beep are iieltnr adapted than catllo and
van often hn made prolltnbio.
NATIONAL CAIMT'AL
Ciiminlllee on Imiiilcnillon Siilunlls In the
Scii.-ile I i lirport on Hill Lst.ilillsli
lug AJ.liUiiii.il I'riil.illiins.
' Tolal recelil from the Intnrnal reva
ntie for the II rut .even tiiuiilh. of the
present flaeal year were lHl,4l l,7Wl, tw
(iig 17,715,1)77 more than for th .a.ua
period lat year.
1 lie t ;otiiinlltee on lilliiilgrauon na.
a...... .1,1.1 ... II.mUu...,I Iih v..,rt t.n
Tli Committee on I mm In rat Inn l.a
the bill e.Ulili'hlng alditlo.ial regnla-
.top. concerning iiiiiuigrni ion m m
l-i.i!r.'.ot laariulng Into the United
' .--le'i J, in iuet.iir i. not a i ursu line,
isle'1 1 th iuen.ur I. not a I ur.li one.
3 Agsn pftraiins, uowever, are termiiuHi ...i
i R,1 lA.n fl-Cii- tiu.,lllbu Tin, SCI
aiir.. Iimtaviir are iM.rinllti.il to
I o.. Iw e.iii.ireM ptrBsnj (rt,.!y OT ' lana, He-rti-U" A
!mdv wWilfe..i.iinwJ iaWtfunmt. --
i .k... ...... i ,i. a... ..... , .v. I v ar :.
I i,,-ev ar 64-.
. I o a ft :'
u -"ln.Oi-j.,
that tliev wt
will ii?.7..ecoine pu i.lic el
'I. .e,-s,j
,,'coiiiu puiillc clntigoa.
'1'I.A fl.ir.l elasa
I made up ol peiaoii.
W ho Iwlong to ocieiie. who ui-or or jus-
i.....,. t,.tr .v in..
tily the iiiihiwlul le.triiciinu ol properly
r Ii.h I ' 11 lur . Iih ti rest, lit law. SUV. the
report, theycail enter the I'nited Htate",
l.tll llie measure irop,.seii m hi i,mii,t.ij
thi. lo-iditioii of allaira.
hpri.,g.rof lllinoi. hu. iiitr.idueeil In
tin. Hums rewilulKin. lor reference to
the Coiiiinllten 011 Wav and Mean., ael
ting forth that the trealyof nnneialion
, .ni . .11
With the lluwalan Ishiud., il finally
in'llled will r. ouire the government .. ' r Uoaen; celery, i.uu r uoio.i , arn
Ihe I'nited Hlale U pay the puhllcdebt , choke, S1.IA) per doxen ; lettuce, 40c per
ol Hawaii ami Ihe am, unit, due Ihe de- iloxeii.
manor in the ll.wailan p.Mtal s.vlng. : ramT.-Hlcily lemon, o.f) ).,il.0) per
dank, which .ggregate ;t,J (l.tt) I, l- ' lix ; talilornia new crop, l...0.,... ; ha-.1.1.-.
iLtllhiO p,.r aniiiliu to the late lian:v, J.lala. per bunch; oranges,
Uuoen and lump .11111 of II.VI. 0 I to needling. 2MAl.ib lr Isii ; navel.,
.... I'.l. ... L. ...... .I,. I II will .Im. ,il
hgate thi goveriuneiil lo pay the inhale
itaut of said Island, a Ismuty upon
a.iiar produced on ul island.. Ihe
1'iesident I. requested to furnish the
House w ill liiloi 'million .hosing the
unt nl s, I poslul deposits and the
debt ol Hawaii, tha rale ol intern. t, etc. ;
also any liiforinaiinn about the aiuoimt
ol .ugr annually prouuce.1 in nawau .iiver, 111414c; iu.iiaii,.oti'ic, vi,,i msi
ul tlie amount of money required to;o,4llc; plum, old, 6oMki; new, 7n:ii
...wll.M li,l, in case ,,t a. no, lat i , Ul. .,,,..m finlllf,: evatsiraled aorl.'otl
i.av the Uiunty In case ol annexation,
Isi.i.lea the prolwble aiuoutitol theotlier
obligation, thi. government will assume
a. a necessary coniM'.pience o! .urn an
nexation. The annual report ol the DiiecS r of
the Mint lor IH'.iJ ho the value of the
gold product In the Culled Mate, to Iw
i.t,lKH),0i0, als.nt the average ol recent
years. Th pro.lnct ol silver wa. M,
ISH isvl ounces, of a commercial valua ol
i,7.Vi,mm, a falling oil ol It'.n.Di lloiin.n.
from the prweliiig year. The am. unit
of silver purchased by t!- governuient
during the year w. M,r.H,H,7 line
inline .list ng ,. Jin. .-in. an average 01
.. .1... - l r. 11
ll,':l"t.2t:. .iiver dollar, were nilned dur-1 in barrel., 2ili44O0 r gallon; 1.7i (wr
nig the year. The import of god ag- 1 keg. .,,,,,.,,
.reg,.e.( $l.HV5.0.Vl and the export. HcuA Net price. : I, 4c tiolileiiO,
Jr.i si. MIS. a net 1,... of W Vti.&Jil .1 4'.e; extra t , 4','! Magnolia A V.e;
Th. Iver inp-rta were ;il .4!, I.WI1 and granulate... 6 V i " I"""
li e exp.ru iT.r.ll.ik'l. The amount are.l. 6',c ; con f-tlom.r. A, bc per
, , U, ciic .i.i,.... icxc'udvant the pouml; u,.ple aug.r, tbul h (s-r ,a..,.d
Ll l th treasury) was l ,l I .."..'l I U.J-IW- rul ' ,
T-i 1 ........,......,.(. h 0 h i"i,qitote. i.7fti4-'.O0; peai-he, l..s.i- J.10;
nee.se ( 'k.w.'h. I -Jl
-)Me -
in the gold product of
, last calendar year.
iliiring me yea- T)im
of over 1 1 2.1 0 i.OOO
II.. .Irlnt ll.M
Of thi '.'.fxli.ixi wa from Au.tralia
an.l over II,IHK),00 1 from Hoiith Africa.
Th total .liver pro.lii.-t of th world in
ereas.'d alsmt 7,tWal,0H0 ounce, (wsi--loned
chletly by an Increase of 4.1VM.1OO
once In the product ol th" Mec-an
mine, and 2.400,000 ol the Australian
.nine.
Representative Llnd of Minnesota
ha discovered in the Khermgii lmd
linrrhadiig amendment to Ihe sundry
civil Id 1 an objection, which, he av,
will defeat the bill, miles the .Senate
recede, lie claim, that under tin
amendment the (secretary ol the Treas
ury will hv p .wer to retire me eni.rr.
greenback circulation 01 .xai.isar.ies..
The Sherman amendment provide for
thi. Iool Is.n.Uuiiderthere.uiiiption
actof IM7.V Tnat act provide.1 lor the
caucellatlonof the greenlmck wnen iney
were redeemed. T'heie wa nuieiid
meiit to the resiiniption eel, passed early
in the HU, which provide, that the
greenback., o aonn . le.leemed, might
be reieaued. The Hlierman auiendnieiit
inski's no reference to the amendatory
or reissue act, and bind bold, that all
greenback, redeemed under the Sher
man amendment must t canceled, and
Hint the currency w ill lie eontructe.l to
the amount of the redemption. A there
I nothing In tbt) Sherman amendment
Ui prevent the Is.un of national bank
notes upon the bond. It provide, for. al
though an attempt made to prevent
it, the supposition I. llnit they will lie
u.ed for thi. purpose. Mr. bind sav.
thai the result of the enactment of the
Hlierman amendment will mean that
greenback, will he exchanged for bond,
by all capitalist who prefer per cent
Investments in safe I'nited Slates se
curities, and that the currency w ill nat
urally lie contracted to the amount of
the present greenback circulation. He
ay the amendment can never be agreed
to In the Homo.
The President ha sent to the Senate
th report ol tho American delegalna hi
Hi International Mo inlary Conference.
After referring to the programme of the
United Htate., which wa dis. usaed In
all It phase., tho delegate reler to th
retiort of the committee of twelve, which
reported alllrmatively upon one protiom
lion, that It wit wie to withdraw from
monetary circulation nil gold coin and
all paper redeemable In gold of leaa d.v
noininntlon than XI, 20 franc or 1!0
mark and tibtltnl silver money for
them. In the discussion of the variona
proposition the attitude ol nearly al
ihe government. dilo'd the general
rnognltlnn In the conference that the
monetary evil required a remedy. Alter
citing copiously from the speeches mil le
the aelcgiite ay me cooiureuin ... ..
'convene May 110, lWHI. In the nii'tMO line
It 1 exiiecteil l.iiil in proposn
1 plans already submitted lo the President
! of the convention ami by him tiaiiHiiut
ted lo the aevnral uovurnmenti through
I 11...U .I.Oa.rnlea will lie considered. It I
anticipated Unit the delegate upon the
reassembling of tho conference will b
able to slate definitely the vlewa of t heir
respective government a to what plan
are practicable to aeciire a greater u-e of
ailver a a part of the metallic money of
the world. In concluding the report the
delegate! aay it l the earnest, wish of the
coniVronce that a plan for the enlarged
use of ilver money, acceptable to the
nation and adequate to the monetary
ltuation, may result from It Uolllver
tlon. No recommendation or inggo
tlou ol any kind r made.
I'OK I LAND MARKET.
Prndano. rrnlt, Rte.
Wmat Nominal: Valley,
Urll. u;dIU 1,7): ....,.. ill.
Ki.oiim Htaii.Unl.HI.-b), Waila Walla,
.'l.fU; Uraham, J Buperllne, W.W
per barrel,
Ovra ;iiolc, 4:iullHc r Im.hol ; fair,
flc; rolled, in bag, l.26(.o.6llj barrol.,
IH.MH4li.7fii cane., tXV.
nay ileal, l 1 1,
.11 IWIi.,.tlt nil
II A v lie.l, 1 Iiitlil.w per wu , uo.ii-
I Mi'i.i.Hii rrii llran, $.7) ihort. tat);
grouii'i oar.ey, ..i.i , cop :isei,f
Uilij wholeleeii l.arley, WltrfniC 'r ceniv-
iood, JttiufSI v.0 i coiuinou. If(.(l7tc per
i pound : pukla roll hiitUir, 4Ui-i j.hj per
i pun.
' r.,11
, roll,
I. (lr....., 1
lll3c; KaaUirn
uit-rica, I 'hi pyr
I I'uui.i ll V Clack ens, ui..mm n
4 IK); old hen, M.tK)t5.r0; oldroxMer,
.1 . .. I ,.l, L,.Iii,,,m 11 IMS .mil 11,1 ;
im; oresseii ctncxiiu., i.ic er siuq. j
, uuck., .'i.mi. 0.1 1); goene, io.uj per
I ,i,,.ui Lurk eve. live, lite : druSBud. Ii)l4
V.irHi. Cabbage, $1.75 I.KT per j
CeiiUlioiilo.i, i.&M4l.7o per c.mlal;
cut onion., $1. iKIut l.L'f) ; pnUliH, 7&iiJc
M,r cental; Oregon turnip., i.'ico' I.U0 !
per cental; young carrot, 7.Vi4tl pr I
cental: aweet imjUUs'., II.MI'.rl.Vft ir i
. . . . . .. 1 1, ,....,( .jr.
v-.. . , 1 - - - - - 1
cental; Oregon cauliflower, il.tajiu-.!
.I..'j0 4 1.0), cranlierriee, ll'J.otl per bar
rel; apple, ll.OOujU.UU ir Isix.
Nail OroMrtea.
llowar I'hoioe comb, Uijtt7o
noiiud : new Urenon. Inot Jilc.
per
Halt Uverpiejl, K)a, l,'i.'i0; liXH
lil..'aj; tV)s, 17.WI; .t.K-k, 10..'n 4 1 l.fsJ
lluiao rail re 1'eUUi prune., HI.4lJt-:
i I ver. U .4 1 4c ; I Uliau, 1 -(4 1 lc ; Uor man
applea, t41lc; evagstraiwi apri.ot.,
. llmtloc; lasacliiM, Uijjlik:; pear., .utllf
Hu l.lud,t.75'4.OJ; Japan, l.lw
iier cental.
Corr-vX.ta Rica, 21 V; -':;
Halvador. 21c; M.Klia, ".'7 l. Kic ; Java,
i.'V4sB; Arbuckle. .M.illand. Mo
kaaka and Lion, lir.iVHiiiud casus,
(vVUkie xw pound; Columbia, aaine,
2I :t.VllK:.
ll!s-Sinall white, S'4c; pink, !lc;
liayoe, 3y ; butter, 8 4v; uniaa, a'4irtUi
per xUllil.
hvai'i- Kjuitern, In barrel., 40:oto.r;
hll-lirrel. t-'otW.c: ill casee, 3int
: 1 - - - -
HOC iw aallon ; per keg. California
n'lote.1 l.7ft.4-'.O0; ,H-he I.V,,i lt);
( fi.rieu pear., f 1.76142.00 ; phi ill. $t.J7
; (41.50; .trawne,...-, .. m..i if, rltr
ne. -'.a&(2.40; black Iwrie. Jl.W.-
2; raapberrle. -'.4tl; pineapp., U.X"i
il Oil. ...( m. I SI lk.il.r i.i HI. I ID IIMll".
Asortel, l.a; achew, 11.2"! tdnim,
l.il)i4l.-0; bla.-klwrriea. $l.2.'n4l.40 pw
dn.en. I'le fruit, gallon Assorted,
ia.ln-rfS.Wj p.-a.-he, :l..VI..H,tK; apri
.sit. d.'H)i44.0O; plum., '.'.7f:i.tXI;
black Iwirrle., 4.00 4..M). Vegetables i
...... . 1 io. t s". iiiiiitti. h'S. tl.ls.lot 1.10;
.iiga'r peas, wVsrijtll.lkl; atring loan, Wh
Hoe pr do.en. .Ileal: tairneu i-e.,
ft. Ml; -s, j-.-io; cinppes. i-"i,
4.tnl; Inni'li tongue, la, 4.d0; .,!. iti;
deviie.1 ham, l.7,V2-To per il.i.ee.
Kish: Sardim-a, '., 7rc.'.Jo; 'v",
-J.lfi.r4 .Ml: lobsters, 2.S0(.t.l.r0 ; salm-
ou.tiu l-lli.Ull,l.2o'f 1.50; flat. l.7&;
Jib., 2.2&v.t2.oOj UUI-. '".no.
Tha Meat sfwrhst.
li.ar Priiiieteers.:i.K."H.4. 25: choice
owr. ili rriutl 00: fair to good steers,
itlXh.id.'gl: vhmmI to choice cows, t l'e.t I
S.W); common lo medium cow. ..wi"x
7o; diessed. 4.60.47.OO.
MuTTos-Obolce, 4.fO.M75; fair to
good, l.lkl.4 t fit); ilreesesl S.tk); lamlt,
4 00.4 4 ml; ilresseu, hi.
ll.Mia Choics hnivv, 7.(HI,..f 7.2.'. ; me
dium, .l.f.0.4i) 7.'.) light nd feeders,
fH.iTnitll.W); dresseil. I7.0J,
Vill 00i.t7.tKI.
Smo o M a Ar 1 Jirge liam, n1-"
17V; medium bam, 17 yiflK'nO ; break
faet liaism, nctlM'.o; short clear sides,
Hctln'sjOj dry .alt aide., 1 3 ' t Mc :
per pound. !
Lao Compound, In tin. UV; i
nnre, In tin. ItlfHir'aO ! Oregon, .
U'aO per pound. j
Mlaesllanwaos.
Naiis Haae quotation.: Iron, S75;
leil, fi.l!; wire, M.&0 per keg
Ikon bar, 2o pot pouinlj pig Iron,
4 2ft H'r ton. ;
Srnai 10S PBr po""'L
Tin I. 0. charcoal. 14x20, prime qnal-1
Ity, H.tH)i41).00 ier iaia j lor cross., 2 ;
extra per l ; roofing, 14x20, prlm.
quality, lt.7r.7.00 Hr box; 1. C. coke
plates, 14x20, prime qnalily, $7.M(.fK.OO
iier Ian i tern plale I. O., prime quality,
Til.88t47.00; 14x20, yl3.7fii4H.00. ;
l.KAii pr pound) lr, S,o.
Hiiot $1.80 per aaok.
Il0HMailOKS V). ..-..
Naval Htokks Oakum, Jl.htlt.Tlo pr
liale- resin, 4.80ufi6 nor 480 pound j tar,
Stm-kholin, IS.IK1; Carolina, 0.00 per
Iwrrol -, pilch, H.(K) per barrel ; tnrpen
tine, 060 per gallon In carload lota. f
flamavll Smtlll II ft,T M I tlT.
ntirlap. 7-oa., 4(Vinnh, net caah, dc;
burlap., 10-oB., 40-Inch, net caeh, 7c J
burlap, 12-oa.. 44-Inch, 7l.tJ burlaps,
lfw., tkMncb, IISiOJ burliip.,20-o.,7rt-Inch,
H. Wheat lg, Calcutta, 2.1x311,
Hmt, ll'uo; two-bu.hel oat bag, 7c
The only Pure Crvum nl' Tiirlur 1
Used in Millions of Home
m3
CUNXIM. CKMATUKKS.
SHETLAND PONIC3 AME HAISED IN
THI3 COUNT flY TO -SOME EXTENT.
C ft lt I it Tuil'r Itniii-li tit I.lllll 1h
M.rM ul iIiiil-llu. .Mo., U i'urUn
Hy luttrmt tiiic IniM Ahmii tli l.tttlt
Fvilovta uutl 'I lii-ir lliinif.
., I.niifn rotiiil y lnyri l.iim to th only
binl of hlicthtU'l n in (lux nut of Hits
f'.nniiy. Tin (iwucfuf th In vl' U ('(
tain TtioiMii l'.Turiffr, hik! Him l.llllpdt ittu
joriM rc u fjtinilitti' mild- to the nmnj Hi.
Ihum' wlui liitv.! viiti'l the 'I'ttriuT
f.dtiH'oit'Mfhit M nrU'Un, tit-ar Noriiiiimly.
Th li.'4-.in i.f 1 he M.c! I h in I nmy in the
htith hat hi-t'ii in mi lit ttlmiil (uy
TVithiu ivn-iit fii, tin!, tiKHih It i'nn
I-.4-JI, t he btiH-il-r me iioi liiiiucrouM, ntn
twill ri nh of l Iti' hiiIiumIh hii v lurf- mUifltt
K riii iiM N iiii it ri,.HHii y. MurcHun! viry
W'Hict-, nii'l liiivs-rt from Hu I'nH.-fl Slaln
('(iiiiii.iu i-firu jM't 11 xtj with the vug' "MjHrch
of Ihii-W'-ui'-ii ( 1 "in - h -i In ml, .irnuiiy,
Nitith A nit 1 i .1 mimI cvi-ii A uitraliit.
'4'1' culd't niiiiunl inmy pl"iu' t of tho
lltfirl, nJ,i :..4tt evrtl'tfjf ftlipllHl lilfl ft!-
itiufi'l, Minvi'Vrr, tho biiMiifw. Id the
l'htlr'1 Still! 1,mn ftH-.limt Mjt h priMr
tioiii m jti'itify mi HHfH )H( Ion lit hrM-rr-,
iiimI C.tp'aiii Turner 1" on the 1ml of
lori.l vie.- pre ;i-mH4tf Ihtt Ann'i'licnti Hhrt-
lait'l 1'ntiV Cillti.
Thn j.iiiiH t Miirifitn livi in rluvT
fik-uiaiiv. iv. '1'h. it in, tiny livo on hlu
fjri-, lllnl him- y:t:i in to tilt' hioflllti'lj of
Hit -hituy)' M,.'t LumIit w hL lrk'toiiKu
M-rt to I. m iiliut. tin natjvtf licittti -uiiU
rot Im- liapiM-ui to lif uii li riiitof mi
cent rat t iiiiiiii y w il Ii t in- M unjoin of Ju
f I . 1 1 1 f 1 r r y h 1j r-i th MiH lninl r hu f
liar-! 1 iint of it, l.ikt- hU Imniy linnirho
ciUni tf the Aii'Piiati j.ranit-, hn mut
"niKi If" hi v mi. r, .tu-l oii'It-r rratr di
mil aii" '1 li' h:irr-n Mi' iliui'l IMaoU
SiTord h' jdlt hU-.'r.'ftii. f, lili'l Witfll mhivt
coT"j Hit iifstHicr 00 tin' liillHidi'M the
lial i 1 jM-ny vi ii 1 nt turn ujt hifl not at
kt a ( id.
The Mari.-tt; tard w ai M art.d in 1T5.
wh.'ti Cttpiiiiti Tiirid'r l-aid mort at ! t'l.t iim
tn fanning Diao ia dhi hu. lo that
)i-ar hii llr-t inip-'r',u..ii tctt iiiaiVN and
a p.talliiii wt riMiMaiiM d ihrntiU I'nuii
iliati, and I it r lit- pun l.a 'l tm iiiy tlinn
nunt' mi 1ri'ird vt,ip itt Nc.v url. Tin!
mulhi.il llnit rt.---'uipaiihd I h is - Mai draft
of toart-H v a. I i om J ,i ir d I auk .luli-n y 'n
Ulititd h- nl and cit t-vim. Thr.nyh h year
of ki "'.ii fiiil "hmn, lm im-aMm-d ut
t,,iit ("ir Inch. . AlM'Ut tvo i-ars w;o
it li riti. 1 tiro r, h.tuii tioit than f..r
tnvt ' y 1 1 ilrvnU' to thr-raiMiiK uf hlip-niwl
siI.h k. put. op at mrtiiiii on the M.
I.uif nmiUt finty to la-ad of Shetland
potior.
Toi" m1 attracted many ('pU who
a .-ii- uti the hx'ivt.nt fr liar-aiii-i, and wiio
fMc. lO fc'.-t lit HUCUilll fnr ftUiIlt
Iwi-nty lt d.ilari v.a h puin thai
)nd fit In r i .Miituaiid-d m-vi-ral tiiii-
that "111111 t rn lint ftr aal
at nil. 'Hi.- tMiriiiii liiiiilrnwiTuiliwjh
poiitd. and ihr.avtM r hini if waHintici.
Mil pn' -l at tiit- r-'tiit. 1 1 1 j i had mint
frtttu a i 'ail a n n. ntri I he avcrai; pi icf puil
fur rat ii p.mv nn-irrthM m'u 1 i"iiTr'a hatn-nu-r
wa ,'Oi "tv t hie .;ni li-d man tiafnt-
ym-4-n.'i H- iVTcb.'d and tlu- chcajM f
th' lei " a idi'iiiiiH tl cult that wild fur
fsrU
Tiit'i-tj itr U'w ah. ut thiriy idia ram
ln lh wtnnH'tl hiHii at Marietta. Vi
(urtii t f hiMiti "J i in i' -4 i? alt p iuirtj land.
Om hip . ; .Tum.
chiefly tin fM in-iilv iiiTf of hluitittl Ki'a-"1
tirnaiiiilniut.it' Inai-c N Ian n mower
or i- I In- f rrtjftuvd to Ui p thi- lawn ju
onicr. 'I'm' pt'ijit'i nttciid lo that. Tht-y
ttxt 4 h-t to Ui Knauid, much in thn toau
ticr "f s1h-;p. ot' I tla-.r f. n-lant nihl'lini;
ketjM the Kr.-t-i h ( U 1 1 iiimitd. MHarriuiK
tht ir ciU- t hi iv u lift nun i In relate,
IVnrlir.ii'y t ii V t.iko cart of themselves,
ltl U Mi I iit'I' their nil!) f .md i-t t lie I'lue
tin. la win'.er thy are ,ili..id ino
hay, whit h tin y mum h at the stckn on a
hill thai nvei look i lit Mi-sisMppland Mit
aiiiin ni'i and i lh hihr-t pt'inl in tit.
Inii ( .tunl y .
I tnler tin--. eun!diiHit tht Shetland
pony ti .iU Inn iiiMu r a reii-.iii:ihSe inruino
wiiloait iioy c-pi't'ial outlay Jevtnd tht
uriKinal in rM ineiit. "1'hese pntiie aro lint
allhcled with i he dicaei t hat make sin ep
raising a nuisance, n r tin they, like sheep,
fall a pivy t saxnu' di';4. Tho mare-
rarely fad i foal. i.-t their otT-pnin;
A hen yeai-liiiK and id aenii;e infill are
worth fit'in t-i.'- tu tUK while the spotted
liijire-t and i.ors.t lointnand twice? theso
'l'he ponies in Captain Tuiner"H hertl,
tluaikih (if line rxlrititii.it, are nut conven
tnaial in ap'M'arati. . Their inatiea ami
tail am lat of that pndii;mu? ijniwlh
which one e pictured in tht cin-us poft
r, hut when gloomed and in wtrkii)K
condition f-r hathlle and harueiw their r-piH-t
uiiih risi"- a clutniC'- iCoundetl up ftr
the hispivt ou f viMiurs, t In y are interest
ItiK in v a nt-t y of rnlnr and sii. ConspttMi
Oiia In the lmin h n Ihe hud of the henl
Hit athina stallion, leiianled us sotnet hitit
of a freak hy reason of his unusual hue.
llo was hted hy an Swiyert.tif Spring
tStnt hiti, ami oulv the hrowntipof onti
tar mars tho pnatlim; pink tint. Tha
t'ohninit of the Shetland ponies varies
tfrratly from a very Uuht fawn to hrowu
Itnd hlack. ami t he cicaiu and pielutld txwtt!
Vivv hy htiiot jk'i-mui nit rihuted to a auji
postal Ara I nan eros-i.
W hen the Sdicilamt Hny was even more
Valuahle ami Ht anv tiian he is today there
wiu a eoufU'siiin of facts tMiironiing hit
Identity tn the mintl of Ihe puhlie, ami
many fanciful tluui; found their way Into
print ithout his nriin, hahils, cost aud
disptwition. Hut tho aturdy littlo fellow
ta better know n mnv, ami nevera! hertla in
Iowa already immmrtuK rnm. to tt 1.VJ
head, will noduuhl eheapeu the price of
this precious pet. As yet his reariiiK I
mill looked upon hy miiiu men of means an
a prolliahlt n(iiiit. -Mi Ken Rankin, tho
actor, luis a honl ai an island In New York
Hate.and t iNon II iileldiw, the editor, ia
ttH'kiiiK an island in on of the great
lakes, St. Iuu is puhlie.
N Ntoelly for II Im.
Krienil-n.wt'T, did you ever tlht aduwll
iM-tor-A tluelf No, Indeed. What nor
1ty would it l ft me to kill a man-Texas
Hii'iinpL
aking
owder:
'mvder. No Aiiimoiiiii; No Alum.
s .o Years the Standard.
''""' ''!y ll an.) ..In. II