The Hillsboro argus., June 01, 1899, Image 4

"Evil Dispositions
Are Early Shown
Just to rvS tn th blood tonus out to
tape of scrofuU, pimples, rtc to
chddrtn. And young ptoplt. Tiktn tn
ttmt S can bt trt&CAttd by vsrna Hooft
StrstpttrU. eAmerkAS GreMcsi Mto
dne. vitAlists And tnrkhts th blood.
Of Ik Making mt Bowks.
" Soma 4,886 book were published in
th United State laat year. The usual
edition of any book published ia 1,000
oopiet, and the general average may
reach 1,000. Thin mora than 10,000.-
000 volume were pnt on tale laat
fear. During the pant ten yean the
product baa been about 100,000,000
volumes. There would be enough
books to stock 10,000 libraries with
10,000 books eaoh. It has been found,
however, that the wood paper now oaed
quickly yellows and ctumble, to that
in SO years many of the cheaper books
will hare turned into dust. N. Y.
World.
Mothers will find Mrs. TCinslow's Sooth
Ins; 8yrup the best remedy to os for then
Children during the teething period.
The moon, according to the theories
of astronomers, is not Inhabited by
living organisms similar to those on
the earth.
There was a young man from Lenora,
Who boldly went off to the war;
The "beer1 made him sick,
He recovered quite quick
By the prompt use of old Jesse Moore.
The highest point to which man can
ascend without his health being very
seriously affected it 16,500 feet.
To roursrlt yon owe the duty, rirlfr you
system or Plunder's Orrfon Blood Purifier.
The white freestones of France will
only stand compression strain of
1,423 pounds to the square inch.
CITf PermamnUr Curve. Ko Stter Hmum
alter aru day's bm of Dr. Kluie'e Ureal
renr HeMonr. Send lor raas sja.OO Irtal
bottle and treatise. DR. B. H. KLUiK Ud M
arch sua, PhllarteUOita, Pa.
Faeemi la Prwacbu
Papa So Emily standi at the head
of her olass in Fiencht
Mamma Tea. She and another girl
were exactly even in the written ex
- amination, but it was decided that
Emily shrugged her shoulders more
correctly like the French. London
Tit-Bits.
The priseBgbteti of Chicago have
organised a boxing trust not to limit
"production," but to raise price.
The members have agreed not to fight
hereafter for purees of leas than TS
each.
It takes a crocodile 80 seconds U
tnrn completely round.
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effect of the well known remedy.
Strut or Fie, manufactured by the
Caufokjcia Fie Sybcp Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plant known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling- colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable qnality and sub
stance, and Its acting- on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
re used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the Califomia Fie Syrup
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effect and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
mi fbawchco. car.
unrovau, wr. raw ?obx. w. t.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 30c per bottle.
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DENTISTS.
No pain: new process; An rold work. DK.
tANG WORTH Y, N.W. eor. Third and Morrlsos
Fane and Wire Works.
PORTLAND WIRB A IRON WORK8; WIRE
and Iron fencing; office railing, etc. SM Alder.
Machinery and Hupullee.
... CAW8TON CO.; ENGINES, BOILERS. MA.
, iialnery, supplies. 8-ot) First St., Portland, Or.
RAKES
MOWERS
BINDERS
TriU ior Catalogue.
J. I, FREEMAN, (cot,
JM East Water Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
MACHINERY, all kinds
- ...TATUM BOWEN...
ft to First street PORTLAND OR.
JOHN POOLE, Portland, Osrooir.
can give you the best bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belt and windmills. The new
steel (XL windmill, sold by him, it tin
q galled. ..... ,. .-- -
IDWARD HUGHES; MACHINERY AND
vehicles; send tor catalogue. lss-m front St.
PHYSICIANS.
tw rniAit airtnn. sneelaltv. diseases of the
kin and Rectal Barf ery. 181 Srd St., Portland.
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ALONG TIIE COAST.
T Qaaarstl lata raws. Olaaaad
Fresa th Thriving Paolfl
State.
Bsalada Coavtrt-Maite Gawde.
The Manufacturers' and Producers'
Association, of San Francisco, Cel.,
has entered upon a vigotoua caunaiga
against convict-ruade goods bein
placed upon tue irv market. Cirvu.
Ian are being tent throughout the
State, accompanied by a postal card,
which is to be filled out and returned
to the association by the leceivei of the
letter. By filling out this card an
agreement is made to exclude from
business establishments and hornet all
ttovet known to hare been made bv
conviot labor. Recent investigation
made by the association disclosed the
fact that among other things large
quantities of stove made bv convict la
bor in Oregon were being sold not only
in San Francisco, but throughout the
ttate of California, and it it principally
against this tiade that the circular
tetter is diiected.
harp d vane la Oatmeal.
Floor and feed merchants of Van-
souver, B. C last week announced an
advance of SO cents per barrel in all
grades of oatmeal. Heavy orders will
have to be filled from the north short
ly, and Ameiican dealers have been
asking for quotations from British Co
lombia merchants with a view to hav
ing the ordeta filled in Vancouver.
The supply of oats held on the coast it
not large, and higher prices followed
the inquiries from Seattle and Pacific
coast points. At many tons will be
required in the north before the new
or op is ready, another advance in both
oats and oatmeal is looked for. No at
tempt hat been made to corner the
market.
Hilt Will Net Cloea Dews.
D. A. Herriman. nretident and sen.
eral manager of the nail mill at Ever
ett, w asa., received word from . the
headquarters of the American Steel
Wire Company, in Chicago, that 1,500
torn of wire rods were about to be
sbinrjed to Everett foi the mill at that
point. This mill has been running
night and day for the past two weeks,
and there is not enough wire rods on
hand to keep it running more than a
mouth loneer. so it was feniml that
the mill would have to shot down, but
thit shipment of rods, however, will
be surflcient to keep the mill running
continuously lor at least three months.
Southeastern Oregon Waal.
The wool market has opened op in
Bed Bluff, and the prevailing prices
range from 6J to T cents for (all clips,
and 11 to IS cents for the spring clip.
only a (mall quantity telling at the
top price. It 1 expected that by th
end of the week the whole spring elip
of Tehama county will be in. It it
evident that the Lake county market
will not be as lively at that of the
spring oi '98, owing to the fact that
there still remain so moch unsold
wool. Figures gathered from the vari
ous wool center of Oregon give a total
of 6,000,000 pounds remaining unsold
from the olip of 189S.
Cold Storage Plant.
Oloott Payne, the Northwest scent
of the Flick Ice Machine Company, ol
Waynesboro, Pa., it at present in Lew
iston, Idaho, preparing plans and speci
fications for the cold storage plant to
be established at Vineland bv the
Lewitton Ice & Cold Storage Copmany.
Ibe company will not in an ice ma
chine plant having a capacity of ten
tons, witn a cold storage warehouse at
tached, and provided with amrjle fa
cilities for handling the frnit crop
along tbe riven and other cold storage
business. Tbe plant will be installed
and ready for business early In July.
Electric Lights for Republic.
The San Poil Mining & Water Com
pany has secured a franchise and light
oi way from the commissioners of
Ferry county to ttring wire, set poles
ana mtrodnoe electric lights through
out the town and suburbs of Republic.
The company is composed of Spokane
men and a few Republic men. The
work are to be placed at or near San
Poil lake. Contract ate being made
with private people for placing lights
in their buildings and plaoe of busi
ness. The capacity will be 1,200 18
candle-power, and must be in opera
tion by August 1, 1899.
Big Orders Placed.
The Pacific American FishnrfM Hnm.
pany. ot New Whatcom, has Disced an
order for 7,300,000 cant with the Pa
cific Sheet Metal Works. Tbey will
also soon be manufacturing 60,000 per
day at tbe Franco-American cannery,
and 60,000 per day at tbe Friday Har
bor plant One hundred and fifty
thousand boxet will be manufactured
by the Puset Sound Sawmill & Shinola
Company, and Morrison Bros., of Fern-
oaio, win mane ou.ouq lor the fish
company.
To Bond the Clip.
The city council of Edmund. Wash..
has introduced an ordinance for the
issuance of $6,200 coupon bond to
raise mony to construct a system of
Waterworks. Tlia hnniln a, a tn ha iaano.1
in denomination of not lets than $100
nor more than II find ami mAm n.
able in not mora than 20 vaara fmm
date. They are to bear interest at a
rate not to exceed 6 per cent per an
num. payable semi-annually.
Mew Battling Works.
L. L. Dam will establish a branch
of tbe famout Dam bottling works, of
Boie, Idaho, at Weiser, and will open
at that point in tbe manufacture of all
kind ol oirbonite drinkt. He has
with him a complete soda plant and
bottling outfit, and will be nrenared to
do a large wholesale business. It It
thought that this branch establish
ment will soon exceei the mother es
tablishment, owing to the ideal loca
tion at Weiser.
Tbe Star Cheese factorv at Browns-
ville.Or., manufactured 8,000 pounds ol
neese during the month of April, and
id out tome good sums to a number
farmers. M. Weber and W. T.
uchran oleared an averase of tA.20
per bead for their cows, which show
the Darlne advantage uf a first-nlnaa
cheese faotory. Many farmer are fur-
nisning mint regularly to tbe factory
and are realizing good profit.
The new brlok plant to be installed
by Messrs. Linn and Trneswell. at
Trail. U. C has arrived, and the boil
er and engine being plaued In position.
MuouJa WmI Clin.
Seveial shipowners of Meagher
rouotv have been offered and accented
IS cents a pound tor their wool clips
of this evaxon. I.aat anaaon Montan
wool eteadilv advanoexl after tlia mar
kets opened, and th avetag pi ice was
vety near, it not quite, 17 cent. Thi
swaaoii the statistical position of wool
is stronger than it waa a yeat ago, and
meat oners ol is writs at tins Muaxm
iuatifv tha linlii.f th kit Xatitlirtt n Miit-i
taua wool should go a high as it did
ii year.
' Maw California tadnelrv.
Th FloristerPulp & Paper Company
baa been orgamtud at San Fran
cisco, with 8. D. Kiwubaum as presl
dent. The object ot the company ia to
build . mill near Ftoristou, Nevada
county, and manufacture wood pulp
paper iroiu the sawdust of tha numer-
oua lumber mill in that vkinltv.
Power for the mill will be had from
the Truckee river, where a dam will be
built tor that purpose.
A Bather Rntarprlea.
A mil Muffatt. of Indianarmlla.
Ind., has perfected hta new sniokelem
powder, the secret ot which he lias
kept quiet for nearly four years. A a
result oi a test made by government
regulation, acomnanv wa ineornorat
e.1 with a capital stock of II 60.000 to
engage in the manufacture of this
pow.ler. 1 lie Hint Western plant will
be local! at Uotumaii, Mont.
Bond Nat.
The treasurer ot Okanogan count),
Wash., has called for bid for the pur
chase of $500 bonds of chool district
No. 89. Said hum) aro to be in de
nomination of $100 each and inteieet
ta parable annually at a rate nut to si
ceed ? per ceut per anuotu.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
attle Mark eta.
Onion. 80c(8$1.10 per 100 wound.
Potatoes, $3&40.
Beets, per sack, $1(31 85.
Turnips, per lack. 60(3 Too.
Carrots, per sack, 75c
Parsnip, per sack, 85c(i$l.
Cauliflower, $1.00 per do.
Celery, 35(3400.
Cabbaice. native and California
$3.60 per 100 pounds.
Apples, $J. 50(33. 50 per boa.
Pear, 50c $ 1.50 per boa.
Prune, 60c per bui.
Butter Creamer r. aoc tier nounJ:
dairy ami ranch, 13(3 1 8o pet pound.
fcggs, JSC
Cheese Native, 13a.
Poultry Old hens, 16c per pound;
spring chickens, He; turkey, 16c.
Fresh meat Choice dressed beef
steers, prime, c; oows, prime,
9c; mutton. 0c; pork, 7o; veal, 8310a
Wheat Feed wheat. $30.
Oats Choice, per ton, $36. 6a
Hay Ptiget Sound mixed, $7,000
8; choice Eastern Washington tim
othy, $13.00.
Corn Whole. $33.50; cracked, $34;
feed meal, $34.00.
Barley Rolled or ground, par ton,
$35(336; whole, $34.
Flout Patent, per barrel, $3.35;
straights, $3.10; California brands,
$3.35; buckwheat flour, $3.60; graham,
per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat Hour.
$3.75; rye flour, $4.50.
Millstuffs Brnn, per ton, $16;
shorts, per ton, $16.
Feed Chopped food, $3133 per
ton; middliugs, pet ton. $33; oil cake
meal, per ton, $33.
Pnrtlaad Mark.
Wheat Walla Walla, 68c; Valley.
69c; Blueeleui. 60o per bushel.
Flour Beet grades, $3.30; grahtm,
$3 65; superfine, $3.16 per barrel.
Oats Choice white, 45c; choice
gray, 43 (g 43c per bushel.
Barley Feed barley, $33.00; brew
ing, $23.00 per ton.
Millstuffs Bran, $17 per ton; mid
dlings, $33; shorts, $18; rhop, $16.00
per ton.
Hay Timothy, $89; clover. $7
8; Oregon wild hay, $6 per ton.
Butter Fancy creamery, 80335c;
seconds, S730o; dairy, 35(9270 store,
30 33o.
Cheese Oregon full cream, 13),'o;
Young America, 16c; new cheese,
10c per pound.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3($4
per dozen; hens, $4.005.OO; springs,
$1.253; goose, $0.00(37.00 for old,
$4.505 for young; ducks, $5.00
6.60 per dozen; turkeys, live, 160
16c per pound.
Potatoes $ I (8 1. 10 per sack; sweet,
3c per pound. "
Vegetables Beets, 0c; turnips, 75c
per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab
bage, $101.35 per 100 pounds; cauli
flower, 75o per dozen; parsnips, 76c
per sack; beans, 8c per pound; celery,
70 76c per dozen; cucumber. 60c per
box; peas, 83J,c per pound.
Onion Oregon, 6076o per lack.
Hops ll13o; 1897 crop, 46o.
Wool Valley. H13o per pound,
Eastern Oregon, 6(3 10c: mohair,
87c per pound.
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers
and ewes, 4o; dressed mutton, 7tc;
spring lambs, 1 c per lb.
Hogs Oross, choice heavy, $4.60;
light and feeders, $3.60S.OO; dressed,
$6 00 8. 00 per 100 pounds.
Beef Gross, top steers, 4.00 $4.80;
cows. $3. 60 8. 00; dressed beef,
6(36 c per pound.
Veal Large, 607c; small, TXflSc
per pound.
Ban Francises Market.
Wool Spring Nevada, 10 13c per
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 812o; Val
ley, 15l7c; Northern, 8010c.
Millstuffs Middlings, $17.60 30;
bran, $15.60 16.60 per ton.
Onions Silverskin,600 90c per tack,
Butter Fancy creamery, 17 ISo;
do seconds, 16 17c; fancy dairy, 16o;
do seconds, 14 14 o per ponnd.
Eggs Store, 15o; fancy ranob,
1817o.
Hops 1898 crop, 15o. .
Citrns Frnit Oranges, Valencia, $3
03. 50; Mexican limes, $4.605; Cali
fornia lemon, 76o$1.35; do choice.
$3.60 per box.
Hay-Wheat, $18 16.60; wheat an.i
oat, $18016; oat, $I416; beat bar
ley, $13018; alfalfa, $Uis per ton;
straw, 4070c per bale.
Potatoes Early Ron. $1.60(31.75!
Oregon Burkank. $1.65$1.85; liver
Burtianks. 75cll; Salinas Burbanka.
11.10 per saok.
Tropical frnit Bananas, 91.80
1.60 per bunch; pineapples, $3.60
1.60; Persian dates. 8O6U0 nar
pound.
CDOOOD
The cflsiofiymod$ letter.
Y Jovet What a beauty!
0 wno l tbia, old tuanr- 'i n
apeake r stood tu an admiring
attitude before th picture of a young
girl, while tbe ou questioned answer
ed briefly: "My slater."
'O, I say, Paul, that won't do. We
dou't put our sisters' picture lu
frame like that."
"Don't we? Well, I do, O, hang It,
Burt, dou't you see that I'm busy. 1
rau't work while your totigu 1 wag
glng. Uct out of here now, and If you
won't how your face here again to
day you shall spend the month ot July
with me at my home, and then you
shall Judge for yourself whether that
frame la too good for my slater's pic
ture," and Paul Reynolds gave hi
chum a good-natured push toward the
door.
lx yoa mean thatr Hurrah! Why,
that would be worth a lifetime banish
ment no offense to you, old fellow,"
and Burtou Smith mildly expressed his
delight by turning somersault across
the room, walking back on hi hand.
then, briuglng hi feet to the floor, be
abut upward and, catching hold of
bar above his head, he drew himself
up and whirled around the bar with
the proficiency of an acrobat, dropping
to tbe floor with a shout of overflowing
mirth.
"Get out of this, you rattlehead!'
And, havlug him outside, Paul shut the
door lu hi face, aud heard him go
downstair at a breakneck pace which
brought tbe good old landlady to the
door In alarm, expectlug to find some
body at the bottom with a broken neck,
Sakes alive! That Mr. Smith again!"
she exclaimed.
Burton' walk home had a tendency
to quiet hi hilarity, but that face waa
till before him, and after sitting In
deep thought for an hour he spraug up
with alacrity.
1 11 do It. by Jove! She can't feel
deeply offended, auyway, aud I'll algu
only a part ot my name. Better for the
future cake to be on the a.fe aide.
There, that'll do, I think."
Belle Reynold stood with an open
letter In her band, aud her eye flash'
ed angrily as ahe spoke her thought
loud. "Soft-beaded Idiot! Heard ot
me through a friend, Indeedl Thl
stranger "
Then something like the truth swept
through her mind and ber fun-loving
mind reasserted Itself, and, going to
her desk, she wrote:
"Mr. Charles Burt-Tour most extra
ordinary letter savor strongly of the
Wedding Bell class, but you forgot to-
state whether your motive wa for
pleasure, pastime, or with a view to
matrimony.' Whatever your object
may be, permit me to say that you are
guilty ot gross impertinence. My friend,
UatildaUrlndle, would call you 'sassy.'
Are you aware, sir, of the risk you
Incur by asking to correspoad with a
spinster et the tender age of 371 Let
uie enhVliten you. I will honestly de
scribe tbe picture which my mirror re
flect, and then, perhaps, you will con
gratulate yourself on having found a
person so frank as myself. My red
dlab-yellow hair, already thin on top,
bangs In ringlet about my full-sized
ears, my freckled nose Is elevated by
nature to a high degree, my teeth are
conspicuous oy ine absence or not a
few, and my greenish-gray eye would
be my one redeeming feature It I were
not cross-eyed. 1 am tall and command'
Ing most emphatically commanding.
My Joints are too large to allow my
wearing rings, so dou't send any, I
am a strong-minded woman, sir, o
think well before you further commit
yourself. B. R."
When Burton Smith received thl
mocking epistle he dove both hands
Into his trousers pocket and stood gat
ing at his feet with a most dejected air.
No acrobatic performance! now. O, no.
No occasion for them. But at tbe humor
of tbe whole affair ttruck him. he
threw back bis bead and luugbed he
roared.
"The little minx! Serves me right.
though. But how foolish tbe could
make a fellow feel, Smith, you're an
as I"
Tbe June days passed, the eagerly
anticipated vacation drew near, and at
last Paul Reynolds and Burton Smith
found themselves In the quaint old
town of Castone, where they were hap
pily welcomed.
At first Burton rather stood In awe
of beautiful Belle Reynolds. Iler love
ly face and graceful figure won univer
sal admiration, and her sweet disposi
tion endeared her to all. Burton Smith
proved to be no exception. Tbelr mu
tual love for all kinds of outdoor
ports threw them together constantly,
and they became firm friends. Then at
tbe time for hi departure drew near
be began to realize that In leaving
Belle Reynold behind he was leaving
all that bad made Ufa tq bright for
him during tbe last few week. Yet he
felt that there was no reason why he,
a comparative stranger, should claim
more than the friendship accorded him.
He would undoubtedly have gone
back to business with hi lore untold
bad be not unexpectedly come upon
Belle In tbe little vine-covered summer
house one morning with a woe-begone
expression and traces of tears upon her
fair face. She hastily explained that
he bad been Indulging In a fit of lone
liness at the thought of ber brother'
return, but the look and blush which
accompanied ber words gave him new
couarge, and, taking both her bands
In bis, b asked:
"May I hope, Belle, that you will
miss me a little, too, when I am gone?
Forgive me for speaking to soon, but
you have become dear to me, and I am
conceited enough to believe that you
like mo. Tell me, darling, that you can,
In time, car for me, and I will try to
be worthy of your dear love,"
Whatever nor answer may have been,
suffice it to say that when tbey emerg
ed from their secluded nook an hour
later their fucet bore evidences of their
new-found happiness.
By the way, Belle, I have not yet
OOOOOOOOOODODCD?
met your friend. Matilda Brlndle, bo:
ue not tiv in CastoueT"
Belle (tomted short tu her walk ami
looked at ttlm 'l,li v..,. '
"Charle Burtou Smith, at your er
vlce." And he made a tmifuuml how
Jut tn time to rocelv a sound box on
the ear. administered by the little beau
ty beald hlw. Then fi fled proclpl
tately.
Soon after their return to the city
Paul weut to Burton' room, and .-
lug one of Belle' latest picture In a
coiiy rrame, k lyly rviuarkcd:
"Kh, old fellow, chanted vour mlndT"
"O, well, you know, she I not my
iter. nut th look which he gnv
th weet face spoke volumes. Boston
I'oaL
The most wonderful astronomical
photograph In the world la that which
lias recently byn prepared by Londuu,
Rerllu and Parisian astronomer. It
how at least alxty-elght million tar.
When a Philippine woman of better
class gets married, the sometime
weara aa her wedding dress a coatumu
of native manufacture that reaches In
value up luto four figure. It take
mouth to make a handkerchief or a
leeve, o micro aeopic aud delicate I
the fabric.
Traveler In Australia complain that
almost the only tree tn the coutlueut
are eucalyptus, aud they afford little
hade, a they have learned to turn
tbelr leave edgewise to the suu. The
botanical gardena In the cities are.
however, declared to be dream ot
beauty.
Recent Investigation have shown
that the principal source of the liult
stream la not the Florida chanuoL but
the region between aud beside the Isl
ands of the West ludlea. At lllnloul th
volume of thl warm water I ltty
time a great a the combined volume
of all the river In the world at their
mouth.
Ot the 10.410.W4 cotton spindles In
the country, Massachusetts has 7,007,'
88a Rhode Island follow with 2.1U2.'
2S0, while Now Kuglaud aa a whole ha
13.431.W.1. Of cotton loom the State
baa 182,183; wool card, 1,81)8 eU;
worsted comb 412, woolen loom,
20,618, and silk loom 843. It will be
teen that Massachusetts ha over 40
per cent of the entire cotton tplndlo-
age of tbe country. It bat 22 per cent,
of all tbe wool curds, and shows an In
crease of slxty-oue set wtthlu two
year. Of tbe 1.373 worsted comb In
tbe country, Massachusetts ha 412, or
about 83 per cent, while New F.uglnnd
has nearly 00 per cent of the total.
The number of silk looms In Massachu
setts has Increased about two hundred
within the last two years, but tho In
crease In the number of loom which
are working on cotton and silk or wool
and silk must be much larger.
Ridiculed C. 1 Davis.
About tbe best true ttorv 1 siirmnu
the stories are true, aa he awnrn tiiv
all were told m by my friend th
clerk wa about Oharle u Davis, the
actor, otherwise known as "Alvln Jo
1m." lie was In the lobby of the St
Charles In New Orlennt when a ill ii n
from Chlcngo stepped In front of him
ana loonea over ni bead in search of
an acaualntance who he sunnnaMi wa.
In the hotel lobby. Davis, mistaking
tne unicago man purpose, remarked:
"Ah. I see you admire mv dlnnimnta
This one"-Indies ting the stone on hi
sblrt bosom "cost me $3,000. Theae"
showing hi cuff button "cost mo
$2,500 each, and my wife has a truuk-
rui up in our room. -The
Chicago man did not snv mn1i
but that evening, by arrangement with
tbe bead waiter, Davis wa placed st
supper alone at a table where wero
aeveral vacant chair. Presently seven
men, all commercial travelers, entered
the dining-room, and each one bad a
large CUt-glasS fruit dish fastened nn
his breast, while glass prlm hung
pennant irom each coat and vest but
ton. Soberly marchlns- to Davia' tahtn h
seven men took the vacant seats and
tbe Chicago man entertained tbe actor
with: "Ah, I see you admire our dia
monds. This one" tvihifl
fruit dish "cost me $3,000,000, These"
Indicating the prlsms-"cost $250,000
each, and we have three carloads like
them at the depot waiting to be side-
tracxea." uavi not ouly changed his
table, but went to another botol.-Courler-JournoL
Death for Corn Microbes.
That little bit of touch skin on fii
business side of the little ton, that un
failing barometer and Inducer of pedal
agony, tho corn. I not almnlv tim r.
suit of wearing boot too tight or too
loose, as we have been taught to be
lieve. It has a tor more Important
Dedlaree than that and nctnnltv i-.t.
a bacillus the corn bacillus. III Iden
tity has long been hidden, but a Trap
nlst monk discovered the rnacnt and hi.
complete destruction may be looked for
in me near ruture.
Tbe pesky organism has been ritpni.
fled with a name. Bacillus dlabollcus
It Is called. Physlclnns will abbreviate
that to Di. The monk of La Trappe
who found him out gives detailed In
struction for the capture and punish
ment of the rlclou mite for tha lu,,n
of suffering humanity. The prescrlp
tlon Is composed of thirty grain of
percnioride or mercury In solution nnd
thirty drops laudanum do Rvriimhnm
Place this on the affected spot and the
career of the bacillus dlabollcus comes
to an Ignoble end. New York Press,
Ktpltiia-'a Clever Sister.
Rudyard Kipling ha but one alitor
now married to an English annv mil.
cer In the taff corps stationed some
where In India. She Is a groat beauty
and familiarly known as "Tricksey."
Hne is a very accomplished woman and
bus written several clevor stories.
About the only difference between
marbles and billiards is in the uge of
the players.
At a military basaar an officer
thought he fancied a certain arllol i
poaed for sale at one of the tails, and
h wa ceilain he fancied th lady who
presided at the stall. II remarked,
theiefore, that he thought that partiuu
lar article vary pretty. Th lady
aid: 'Ys, it I vary pretty. My
mother tent It." "Ah, really," pur
sued the nfllcer, determined to discover
the name of th owner of the eye that
had bewilchad liliu "really, let me
see I think I have met your imithat,
Iler inline Is" "Th queen uf Kng
luiid," answered th lady. The oftluer
did not wait tin the funded artlula.
Spni Moment.
SlilV Mllaa aa Hour.
A steam motor ear, for una on ths rail
nml. raeently mad a trial trip, gulng at
th rale of slity mllas an hour, This alii
pMlmlily he as nmrli uf a record braturas
1 1 iiitt't ti'r'a Hitimai'h Itinera. Itsurrtiii.
digeHlitti, Ciinallpatlou, liarruuaimss, liver
and Kidney tMulila,
A good Arabian horse will Canter In
the deaeit for 34 hour In summer and
48 hours In wintet without drinking.
Tun's dura fur Consumption Is His nnW
rmiKh niPilii'iii n -ed In in v Ilium H t',
Albright, Millliuliurg, l'a.,'11'. It, iKti.
Bright red speotscles aoooiiimnUd
by internal doaos of calomel, form a
new Ourtuittt spec Ilk against seasick
lies,
A far Vagflable 'oiiitaa4.
No murrurln'. nr oilier mineral uolioni In
CWarou ( u,lr Cathartic, only vcggialiK au.
iaiu'1',, ! iiiiimeti uueou. an urus
UU, I0u, &o, due.
SI Petersburg ha th largest brunt
sum In existence Hist of Peter the
Ureal, which weigh 1,000 ton.
IIAKSl INTO IOt SNUBS.
Allen's Foot-Eate, n powder for th feet
It CUrVS lukillflll kUhilL,. .......l.. i t i
Instantly takrs Ilia stlu out of corns and
htl..,ia I . 'u . 1. . .
ry of Ilia age. Allan' r'ool-Ka.a makes
tlatlt-llttlllir fir llnw ah. mm ImI 1,1..
Certain euro for chilblain, wealing, dam p,
r, .iiii.i,. I.... .1 I ...1.1 . . ..n
........... ,.,, at-nina iwi, nr
have over lO.nno testimonials otcure. Try
it today. Hold by all drugKUta aud ulio.
stores. Bv mail for "tfo lu stamps. Trial
pat-kantKK. Addres All.u S. Olui
led, t Roy, N. Y,
There I at Werda In Dahomey a
temple In whiuli 1,000 inako are fed
by the pi leal.
A LIVING WITNESS.
Mrs. noffman Describes flow 8hs)
Wrote) to Mi Plnkham for
Advloo, and Ia Now WolL
Dtin Mr Pixtn.M: Befor using
your Vegetable Compound I wa a
great sufferer. I faav been sick for
months, wa troubled with severe pain
ia bulb tide of abdomen, sore feeling
in lower part of bow
els, also suffered
with dltilnesa,
headache, and
could not a!eep,
I wrote you a
Utter describ
ing my case aud
asking your
advice. You
replied tell
ing me juat
what to do. I
followed jour direc
tions, and cannot praise your medicine
enough for what it ha don for me,
Many thank to yon for your advice.
Lydia K. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound ha cured me, and I will recom
mend It to my friend. Mrs. Fuohknci
U. IlorrMAit.SIJ Itoland St., Canton, O.
The condition described by Mr Hoff
man will appeal to many women, yet
lot of sick women struggle on with
their daily tank disregarding th
urgent warnings until overtaken by
actual collapse.
The present Mr. Pinkham'i experi
ence In treating female Ilia I unparal
leled, for year she worked lid by aid
with Mrs. I.ydla IX Piokbsm. and for
sometime past baa had aol charge
of the correspondence department of
her great butilnca, treating by letter
aa many a a hundred thousand ailing
women during a single year,
Itathar tn 0tpoalla.
Indignant Mother How dare you
Differ hi in to kins you, Marguerite?
Sweet heventeen Oh I there wasn't
it r.v suffering about It, ma, dear.
Tit-Bits.
Stat or own, rmnr toisdo, I
Lucas County.
Frank J, cmsksv makes oath that h la th
nt.. ..a.... .. I .... a u , .. 7 .
I linn uir.4. I HKRST m I.O.,
doing biielntnu In tlia Cite ot TuImIo, Comitr
anil mate alorceaul. anil that Id Arm will ur
tliesum ol ONB HlfNUKKU POI.LAKH for each
stul every cut ol Catarrh that csnuot be ourej
A t . KIUNK J. CHUNKY".
Sworn to before ais ami suliurlbetl lu mv
prnstmce, tali llu day ol DsueniUar, A. 1. Uai
ttihl A. w, uLEAaOrf,
, 'KK.I J J III).
..... ....... u ,, ii internally ana act
alreuily on tha IiIimmI and mucous turlauas of
tlliM MVailittn Uiin.l t I 1 l M
mj ..vuei 'vu'l sni vriiiHHIlliaiSK irr9.
Bold bydrusslita. 74i.
Uall's Family 1'llU art th test,
Sanutter who have r annul lv
trated the Interior of New Zealand re
port the discovery of a tribe of abo
riginal dwarfs.
Tested and true. Oregon Blood Pari Her.
Oray horse are usually the lonnest
lived. Cream are decidedly delicate.
nd are seriously affected by veiy warm
wuutlier.
The blonde typ will have dlsan-
pearad from Europe In two. oonturles.
coording to an English physician, who
declares thut of 100 blondes only 6li
marry, wnue oi 100 brunettes 75
marry. In Qtuinany and Bcandlnavla
also the blonde type is much lens pre
dominant than it used to be.
CONSTIPATION
"I ha ton U tare at a tires wllkant
. ... muni, not Delne able to
rriura tlieiu eioevt by uelus hot aster luleeiloiie.
Clironls oon.llneUoo (or seneii years placed ma la
this terrible consilium Surlnstliet tine I did e?"
erriblni I User ot but never round h relief, uob
irst my oe until 1 begun uilns CASUAHM'l'B I
uw bars from one lo three veusset a dtr .,n'if i
. . w.w iur aioreineuti II
Issuetaa relief.' Avmiku L. Hunt. '
m Uueesll St., Delrull, Utah.
PleMMtlft. fai 1 B V 1,1a U. M. . . '
dood, rl.vi,Blb;'w..b.ro'ri;i"n:.M Si
.. CURK CONSTIPATIOM
tMUM , it-i, ukh, smumi, iws, aa
wv
CATHARTIC a
VWWOt MM MrTMO
THE VHU SIT
Thr ! Mo Remedy th Equal of
P-ru-na la All Their Pe
culiar Illi.
Mies sua a wren.
Mis Biimtn Wymar, teacher In tin
Richmond school, 1'lilcago, HI., write
the following teller to Dr. Ilattinan
regarding l'e iu n. Bhasavs: "Only
those who liav tufferad with sleeplme.
neea from over-work In III wjIhh,.
loom, sunh I have, ran know what
blessing It I to h tils to find lulli.f
by Siiitlliig a couple of dnllai fur
nine Pu-ru-n. Thi lis lioeu my ei
peilence, A friend In iie Is a frieud
imleekl, and vry buitU of i'a-ru-ns 1
ver bought proved a good frland to
me." Kuaan Writiar.
Mrs. Margaruth Uaiihen, 1114 Ninth
Huprliu street, Katlli Clly, Wlsj
writes: "1 fuel o wall and giMxl aiidk' '
happy now that pen cannot timer it
it. iVru-nt I everything to me. 1
fuel healthv and well, but If I should
b alrk I will know what to take. I
have taken eevaial bottle of Pa-ru-n
for female complaint. I am n t,
chatigeof life aud It doe ma gml."
8end fur fro book written by Dr.
Hartmnn, ntillnt "Health and
Ihmuty." Addres Or. Haitmsn, Co
lumbus, O.
itkm or I S II It ST.
There are ald lo he 130 glacier in
th Alp over live in I In In length.
Tlieie are 600,000 person In Wale
whoranntil speak Knglish. In Hi-ot-land
there r 43,000 who only speak
Gaelic, ami In Ireland 1,000 who
speak ouly Irish.
Recent chemical pertinent prove
that all water bar action on cupper;
that "haul" water take up llttla lead
from lead pipe, but that "soft" wstei
nd carlKinsirxl water dissolve consider
hi quantities.
There have been frtwb terrible ai
amplosof the ipltislvenrsof flour duet
in tuor than oue accident that lias oc
curred lately in Auiaika. A dusty
milt I In teallty daugorout any
guniKiwder faotory.
Th latest quotation tot breach ot
prowls of marriage-Ii IU.R00. That
is cheap euuugh fur trifling with on'
(Taction, but o long as the tyrant
roan monopolise th Jury hog It Isn't
likely to averag much higher.
The Tyrol had an itiordlnry mild
autumn. On Nnvsintxii IS (lower
were blooming, and ile siawhenle
were plckeil, soma at an elevation of
8,000 feet. There were alpine rose
in bloom and plenty of June bugs!
Schillings
Best
money-back tea and
baking powder at
Your Grocers
IS YOUR HEALTH RRflKFN?
Tr""" PV'e mrlerlii nittold
trileerlse Wcauei- ol Oie rM,r cnndllluu ol ihvlr
- i'iiwii vuiiiii uuue eiriinw.
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Still MS... At .
r,!!!.,?Ii.,tm"".' .do " v,"r nl Pl-
antly at It hee aureil tlinii.au.l. .. n,h... n m
Hir bonis si your ilmsaliii'i.
RELIEF
Hm for
WOMEN
DR. MAHTKL'S
FRENCH
FEMALE
PILLS
Part Ionian sed leetl
nionlsli in plain sealed
FlltNCH DUQ CO.. 19 U ittXff. I.
eeM ' v
NuriUKE CURED. 7
t,H r?0"??.1?, to "y " unilertaks.
HPUi1A?.".irL'l! ' Jrlleulr at nnoa.
V, H. WOOIMRD CO., Klpert Truss
n atars.iogbaoond Blrect, Portland, Or.
CURE YOURSELF!
Itu. HI. ala ... . .
I ITHK
I. - w ivr unuaiuril
(IlijiliatiM, IndRUiniAUuita,
f OwrtaMOdj
tat W. Ul 11 O U U I UIBlirlllUsV.
IHlEvtiiOMiaioil Oo, " r puieoueut.
w wit oretiiousj
LeiNOINHTl.C
" m SWBSVISU,
'or sunt In sleln rpper,
II .i, or I lintlln., .,
tlroukr i.ul an miaMt,
CURE FOR PILES
a urocnu liinliAurnand eauaa Ituliluar.
pe itehi.. .ufi &.XJ.Ar?,,t"i,,?,!;5fl?
ret drur.nr1, u, ,m, 'liul r, Wrlle
ebeutjruureeee. Ull.BiWANKO,."uilae.,l'eT
YOUNG MEN!
SU?u- kfi2.ll.l"""n & .bM V" sure, ni
rnetter how wrtoua or of 10 lone iUiiiIIik. Keeiilki
"1" S" "5'"' Y. It'leTfflUlirSe!
Circular m on uinOAlf Oft, (ktefa, W.
OReGUNN'S'WPILLS
2S,f?v.M?J?.D0S, "Sl" Il-adaohe
Blol.ii'afl'T.i ' ""n.OTa rltrilaa anil Purlts ths
;iT""T"' Tamnivln-avnn we will mall
mple free, , ft ,, .., M, m.HAMK
' ""ailn., jYotiaa. Mold br Uruasiru.
M, P. N, V.
NO. -.
WHIfH wrltlne; tn advartlsars
meatlao this imper.
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