The Hillsboro argus., July 05, 1900, Image 4

FOR WOMAN'S HEALTH
BamMt Lotttva from Womn R.
Utd of Fain by Mr. Plnkham.
"Dbab Mm. Pikiau : Before I
ommenoed to tako roar medicine I
was In a terrible state, wishing mvself
dead a good at any time. Every part
of my body a-emed to pain In soma
way. At time of menstruation my
u Bering waa omethlnf terrible. I
, thought then waa no cur for me, bat
after taking several bottle of Lydia
. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound all
my bad feeling wer (rone. 1 am now
well and enjoying good health. 1 shall
always praise your medicine. Mm,
Alloa Fucnutm, Box 2, Romeo, Mich.
Female Troubles Overcome
" Dean Mas. risaBAM I had female
trouble, painful menses, and kidney
complaint, alio stomach trouble. About
a year ago I happened to pick up a
paper that contained an advertisement
of Lydia E. Pinkhama Vegetable Com
pound, and when I read how it had
helped others, I thought it might help
me, and decided to give it a trial. I
' did so, and a a result am now feeling
perfectly well. I wish to thank you for
the benefit year medicine ha been to
me." X! ks. Cm Snsssn, DUler, Neb.
No Hore Pain
" Dkab Mrs. Plasm : Tour Vege
table Compound ha been of much
benefit to me. When my menses first
appeared they were very irregular.
They occurred too often and did not
leave for a week or snore. I always
suffered at these time with terrible
pains in my back and abdomen. Would
be in bed for several days and would
not be exactly rational at times, I
took Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound, and menses became regular
and pains left me entirely." Mas. E.
F. Ci STKC, Brule, Wis.
Eqalae Inhi la War,
In all protracted wart the loss in
bone from disease is tembly heavy,
In Kspoleon'i campaign across the Nie
men, out of 60,000 horses, no fewer
than 45,000 succumbed in six 'months.
At the siege of Plevna the ' Russians
lost 30 per cent of their draught ani
mals, and in the Egyptian wars of 1883
the English horses were disabled, of
which 600 died from sickness and only
60 on the field of battle. Pearson's
Magaaine.
A new regulation cog introduced in
Swiss watches, works so accurately
that the time pieces do not rary 10 sec
onds in a month.
Every saloon at Tnllahoma, Tenn.,
has been placed under the legal ban
charged with Sunday liquor selling.
Try Alleas Foot Base,
A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At
this season Tour feet feel swollen, nervous
and hot, and get tired easily. If you nave
Fooi-Kase. It cools the feet and makes
walking easy. Cures ingrowing nails,
swoolen and' sweating feet, blisters and
callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions
of all pain and gives rest ami comfort. We
have 90,000 testimonials. Try it todav.
Pold bv all druppists and ho dealer for
25c. trial i-aokare FREE. Address Allen
S. Olmstead, Lelloy. S. Y.
Crtno PreTalaat la Berlia.
Crimes of violence, whose perpetra
tors hare remained undiscovered, have
become so common In Berlin and its
neighborhood that the Prussian min
ister of the interior has given notice
that all violent deaths snail be report
ed at once to a special bureau, which
shall decide whether the local or Ber
lin police shall take np th case, and
in certain instance shall set its own
detective to work. N. T. Sun.
Phrsiciaa sis Merphfae
In a recent address before a graduat
ing class of medical students occurs
the following most sensible advice:
"While fewer physicians become in
sane than member of other profes
sions, a larger proportion become ad
dicted to the use of morphia. Opium
In any form is exceedingly dangerous
when self-administered. No physician
should attempt to treat himseli, bnt
always take the advice and follow the
direction of another physician."
Lass Chaace of Recovery.
Prof. G. Sims Woodhead. M. D.,
professor of pathology, Cambridge Uni
versity, pehaps the greatest authority
on patnology in the world, recently
wrote for "Abkari," edited by W. S.
Caine, of London, as follows: "For the
last year or two I have been keeping
note of the various observations that
have been made in regard to the use of
alcohol in disease, and I am coming to
believe more and more firmly that the
' patient who takes, or has taken, alco
hol has a less chance of recovery than
the patient who abstains."
NO REMEDY EQUALS PERUNA,
SO THE WOMEN ALL SAY.
Miss Susan Wjrmar.
Mia Susan Wymar, teacher in the
Richmond school, Chicago, 111., writes
the following letter to Dr. Hartman
regarding Pe-ru-na. She say i: "Only
those who have suffered si I have, can
know whst a blessing it is to b able to
find relief in Pe-ru-na. This has been
my experience. A friend in need is a
friend indeed, and every bottle of Pe-ru-na
I ever bought proved a good
friend to me." Susan Wymar.
Mrs. Margaretha Dauben, 1314
North Superior street, Racine City,
Wis., writes: "I feel so wall and good
and happy now that pen cannot de
scribe it. Pe-ru-na is everything to
me. I nave taken several bottle of
Pe-ru-na foi female complaint. I am
In the change of life and it doe me
good." Pe-ru-na baa no equal in all
of the irregularities and emergencies
peonliarta women caused by pelvic
eatarrh.
Address Dr. Hartmaia, Columbus,
Q for free book for woman only.
IN THE MINING WORLD
Value of a Knowledge of Geology to
the Prospector.
(By tart Pou: Vntvertlty ot Montana)
The study of th remain of plant
and animal life that have existed in
past age is lis bi story, astronomy.
fossil languages, politic and all other
branch of . human knowledge; it is
mighty interesting when out get in'
teiwted in it. Hut it is extremely dif
ficult to get very deeply ineterested in
something that we know nothing about.
There are so many branches of knowl
edge that one cannot know everything.
But the subject on which I am asked
to writ is, I believe, of vital interest
to the miner and prospector, though
our knowledge of it was not developed
for their special benefit, but because of
the interest and fascination of the sub
ject itself.
Though I never spent a week in
searh of mineral veins, 1 have a fellow
feeling for the prospector, in the first
place, there is a charm in outdoor life
io trampiug over the hills and moun
tains and through the deep ravines and
rocky canyons; in going into camp
tired enough to make rest sweet, and
hungry enough to devour with the
keenest relish the ham, bacon, coffee,
flapjacks and anything else that hap
pens to come along that is eatable; and
in sleeping in the pure air under the
blue tent of the sky with the whisper
ing of the pines and the varied voice
of the mountain streams to charm
away worldly cares and lull to sleep.
It seem so good not to have to Wear
stylish clothes, especially if one has
none to wear; to be where there is no
fear of trespassing on any man's land,
and to fear nobody's dog; to feel that
the world is yours as much as any
body's, and whatever riches you may
find buried in it treasure house you
can call your own.
Tu prospector descends into the
dark mine, submitting himself to
slavery awhile that he may "grub
stake" himself and be a free man for
tli a rest of the year and have a prospect
of "striking something rich" and be
coming at weaita; or more wealthy
than hi employer.
The mine owner is much the same
kind of a man, but be has the advantage
in having more money to start with,
and is looking for a place where he can
invest his money in a "good proposi
tion" and get richer.
With both mine owner and prospec
tor intelligence and judgment are need
ed. It is true that souietnie those
who have learned little from books and
nothing from experience have blun
dered onto rich leads; but if the truth
were summed up I think it would ap
pear that a very large percentage of
good mines have been found by men
of experience, who have worked in
mines, have seen and handled the ores
and ha v ' observed the rock in which
they occur. I firmly believe, too, that
a man's chances of finding the treas
ure hid in the eaith would be in
creased many fold by adding to his ex
perience that of other men, by study
ing ths mode of occurrence of ores, the
rock formations in which they occur
in fact, the better knowledge of
geology snd mineralogy he possesses
and the better his power of observation
and judgment the better his chances of
success. The same holds true of the
dealer in mining property. It is true
that these sciences are large ones, but
it is just as true that the chances of
failure without the necessarr knowl
edge are fully as large. If a sick man,
ignorant of the properties of drags,
were turned loose in an apothecary's
shop he might blunder onto something
that would help him, but the chani-es
would be against him. We need not
be scared by the voluminous books on
geology with their frightful looking
names. There are simple, interesting
books, giving the most important In
formation, and written especially for
prospector and mining men, and for
the understanding of then, no previous
knowledge of geology and mineralogy
aie needed. These may lead to deeper
study later. But someone will say
that certain minerals have been found
where no experienced prospector would
search and where geologists have said
they cannot occur. The trouble is,
an old miner comes from California,
to Montana and begins to look for gold
here. He knows just how the rock
looks in which the ore occurs whete he
mined in California, and he is looking
for the same kind of rock and the same
looking ore, but he probably will not
find it. An old Montana miner goes
to Colorado and meet with the earn
disappointment Hi news of the oc
currence of ores are too narrow. The
precious metals occur in many differ
ent kind of rock and under a great
variety of conditions; and one would
bar to know the geology of the whole
world to know all the conditions in
which they occur; yet there are certain
underlying truths that, if understood,
will vastly increase the chances of suc
cess and save not only many year but
many life times. Many brother geolo
gist perhaps I ought to say unci ge
ologist, for I think they are of the gen
eration that is passing away have
studied a certain region and have
judcrd all th world by that. I might
whisper to you, too, that not all who
talk and write on geological subjects
know just what they are talking about,
and I have no doubt yon have thought
of that before reading this article.
A i scent report from Boise, Idaho, is
to the effect that a fabulously rich
body of gold ore has been encountered
in the Iowa mine, owned by Judge W.
B. Ueyburn. Th mine is located near
QnarUburg.
Okanogan Gold Mines, Ltd., is the
name of a corporation capitalized for
1200,000 which has been incorporated
to tak over the rroi-ertv of the Oka
nogan Free Gold Mine, Ltd., which
bas property in Okanein county
Wash.
A unique gold dredge has been built
by th Hammond Manufacturing Com
pany of Portland, Oregon, for the
Monarch Gold Mining A Dredging
Company, which will be taken to Carie
Nom. The dredge is on rollers, aud
may be moved from place to place at
the will of th engineer while the inn-
chin is in operation. It is constructed
to work the ground below tide water.
It Is capable of excavating to a width
ef 86 feet and six feet deep without
moving. The gravel is raised by a
ohala of bucket, loreened and pasted
ertr ooyeer y la tat
BARON ROTHSCHILD.
Great Parle Banker aad His Qifta tit
Charity.
Baron Atpuous De Kotusculld. who
died recently and left upward of 25,
OOU.000 francs to th poor, was th head
of th Paris hous of th great family
of banker. U was highly honored In
France, a member of th Legion of
Honor, an associate of the Institute
aud a regeut of the. Bank ot Franc.
The baron married hla cousin, a daugh
ter of the Kugllsh llotbtchllds. Ills
home tn the Place de la Concord was
the Quest private manslor In Par la II
was not only eminent a a financier.
but was also a conspicuous figure In th
BAMOX MOTHM.IIII.D.
most exclusive salons of the Faubourg
St. Germain. The entertaiuuieots ot the
tiaroucss at her magnlticvut country
home, the Chateau de Ferrlers. and at
her town house, were noted tor their
splendor. Uaron Alpbonse was one of
the eleven Karon Hothsculld whose
loans lo the governuieuts of the world
withlu the past ten years aggregate
more than $o0fl,0H0,000. The bead of
the Pari house was a hard worker
and devoted to business, but, like aU
hi cousin barons, he bad a hobby.
This was a passion for buying rare
books. His collection was one of th
most valuable of a private kind In Eu
rope. While he lived he bore the repu
tation of a stern, uncharitable man.
The reading of his will replaces this
reputation with one of a diametrically
pposIte nature.
Russian soldiers are supplied with
handkerchiefs at the expense of th
Government
Women employed on Japanese tea
farms work twelve hours and are paid
to cents a day.
Every day there hangs over London
a vast smoke cloud that Is estimated
to weigh about three hundred tons.
The baron of beef two sirloins Join
ed together by the end of the backbone
-Is always served on the royal tabU
at Windsor Castle Christmas day.
A newspaper printed on the excur
sion steamer Ophlr published one num
ber In eighty degree north latitude.
It claims to be the paper published
farthest north of any on record.
Spiders are a serious plague In Jap
an. They spin tbelr webs on the tele
graph wires, and are so numerous a
to csuse a serious loss of insulation,
Sweeping the wires doe little good.
as.the spiders begin aU over again.
The only place where "black dia
monds" are found Is In the Brazilian
province of Bah la. Tbey are usually
found In river beds and brought np
by diver. Others are obtained by tun
neling mountain. The largest speci
men ever found was worth $20,000.
Wster containing salta has a lower
point of congelation. Sea water la
more or less salt In localities, but In
general It freezes at 27 degrees 4 min
utes (in round numbers 28 degree). If
water be saturated with sea salt the
freezing point sinks to 4 degree be
low zero. In freezing, the pure water
floats as Ice and the salt separate.
The number of winks In a given time
Is fonnd by Rots, a Russian physician.
to furnish a fairly accural measure of
the degree of eye fatigue caused by
various Ulumlnanu. This method gave
the following unexpected results from
readings of ten minutes: With a can
dle, C.8 winks per minute; city gas,
2.8: sunlight, 2.2; electric light 1-8.
Among the curiosities In deeds, at
tention Is called to one In Belfast
which give the course and distance
"to a hole In the roof of the shed ot
the blacksmith shop." This, H. P.
Farrow, the Belfast civil engineer.
says, should be considered an "Inde
structible monument," as the hole still
remains, although the sbed was burned
many years ago. Another qneer deed
Is of a shipyard In Rock port and one
course Is described as "In line with the
bow of two vessels now building at
said shipyard."
An lronlo Coadolence.
When a man become suddenly rich
It not infrequently follows that be be
Tomes as suddenly oblivious to bls'old
friends. Thus, a Persian having ob
tained a lucrative position at court a
friend of bis came shortly afterward
to congratulate blm thereon. The new
rourtler asked blm: "Who are you and
why do you come here?" The other
coolly replied: "Do you not know me,
then? I am your old friend, and am
?ome to condole with you, having heard
that you had lately lost your sight"
San Francisco Wave.
T. e Madrid Census.
A recent count show that Madrid
has luU38 buildings with 18,080 apart
ments. The number of Inhabitants ex
ceeds 500.000407,1(9 Spanish and
3.280 foreigner.
Teai-blnr Germaa la tbe Transvaal.
Johannesburg bas a German school
which last June was giving Instruc
tion to 113 boys, 84 girls aud 25 chil
dren In the kindergarten.
Chocolate I' sed a Money.
Chocolate Is still used In the interior
of South Africa for currency, as are
cocoanuts and eggs.
Some people are good for no other
reason than that they may better
ibue those wbe are sot
i
CLOTHESPINS.
tkei Ar Mad aad toe by th Ueo
drede or Million.
"There ar probably ftw peopl out-
lid the trad who kuow anything
concerning tbe vast number ot clothes
pins that are annually required to sup
ply th millions of housekeepers
throughout th United States," said a
wholesale dealer-iu such good lu New
York to th writer yesterday. "It Is es
timated that a many a 60.000,000 Jos-
tn, or 000,000.000 single plus, are man
ufactured lu Eastern aud Western fac
tories every year. The product Is su
perior lu workmanship and finish to
anything of lu kind turned out any
where tn th world, and I shipped
largely to all part of Europe, where
It can be sold cheaper than th rough
and poorly mad horn article.
"Clothesplus are made tu this country
principally out of beach aud maple.
Blocks of this wood are fed to a very
Ingenious aud exceedingly rapid run
ning machine, which has three sepa
rate compartment. One of these cuts
I block of wood up Into a doseu or more
pieces, each of which I suitable tor
forming a pin. It next site and cuts
the VruteU' or place that la to grip th
wash on the clothesline, aud the final
speratlon turn the neck and head of
th plna and smooths and finishes
them off by the bushel, ready for use.
The pins are then packed tn boxes, each
Tontalnlng 720, and th boxes are then
Balled up by another labor-saving ma
Shine, ready for th market" Wash-
tngton Star.
A National Pawnshop,
Two recognised national Inatltutlon
tn Mexico ar the national pawnshops
md the thieves' market In the for
mer, every article pawned la for sale,
If unredeemed within six months, ami
there are always bargains to be picked
np. The rate of Interest t not high,
and on each article deposited some
thing like th real value I given.
Strangest thing of all to our own
money lenders. If, when at th end of
the time, the owner 1 unable to redeem
It and tbe article I sold tor more than
was loaned on It, a not to the borrow
er Invite him to call and claim th
surplus over th amount he already
baa. At tbe thieve' market there Is
not so much philanthropy, and he who
has lost something of value and would
purchase It back Is apt to pay dearly
for It Tbe pawnshop keeps short
hours, but the candle In the booths ot
th thieves market burn long after tb
boulevards are deserted. It occupies a
bait square, and every article for sal
Is, If not confessedly, at least tacitly,
known to have departed from It for
mer owner without his consent Con
tractors who leave tools or lanterns on
the streets come to the market every
morning to buy tbelr property back,
for th Mexican thief Is a clever crook,
1th persistency that might be directed
to a better use, and locks and bolts do
not deter blm any more than the police
man on every square that Is under th
rule of the Mexican city authorities.
Sly Joking la th I'ulplt,
"Before I went to college," said
minister of this city, "I did supply
work on a certain charge one summer.
In the Methodist Church we had ser
vice morning and evening. There was
a Presbyterian Church In the village,
and the pastor from another village
supplied It preaching there once a
Sunday In the afternoon. I went to
hear him one afternoon. He was a college-bred
man and was supposed to be
away np. When he spied me In the
congregation h cam down and asked
m to assist In the opening exercise.
When w were seated be asked m to
read the first lesson, and at the sam
time announce that It waa a certain
chapter In the Book of Numbers. Just
before I was to read I reached up to
the desk and took down th Bible snd
opened to the place. I glanced down
over the chapter and saw that It waa
a mass of unpronounceable name. 1
knew that be was working a joke on
me. He knew that I could not get
away with those name. I said noth
ing, but when tbe Urn cam I stood
up and announced th chapter follow
ing and read It
"When I sat down be gave me a look
and be got one back. I whispered
hoarsely, 'I guesa not' Those were
the only words spoken on the subject"
TJUca Observer.
Slgoallaa; at Night.
A system of nlgbt-slgnallng with
flags held np by kites and lighted by a
suspended search-light was tried torn
time ago at Bayonne, New Jersey. 8ayi
Electricity:
The search light was of about on
hundred candle power, and waa sus
pended wlthln.a few feet of tbe flag.
Tbe light was sent np at a quarter to
T o'clock, hung two feet below tb
flags, each ot which was two feet
square. Both light and flags were up
ported by one nine foot and one seven
foot kite. The flags were fastened to
the kite cable by perpendicular staffs.
To light the Bags the search-light was
rigidly braced on tbe kite cable in such
a position that It pointed straight sky
ward. Aa the kites carried the cable
upward, the glare of the flery pencil
passed beneath the flying kite and up
ward Into space. Tbe rapid fluttering
of the flag caused the effect of . a
stream of blue, white and red Are, ex
tending ten or twelve feet beyond the
search-light reflector.
This Invention will probably not only
be used In signaling In time of war,
but will produce effects of great beaut
In nlgbt carnivals.
His Pfwltlon.
A meeting ot a negro "literary socie
ty" was In progress, and the business
part of the program was under consld-'.
eratlon.
8ome one had proposed that the regu
lar time of meeting be changed from1
Monday to Wednesday nlgbt, and tbe
proposition provoked much discussion,)
Finally the president of the society'
was appealed to for his opinion, and
be said, with much gravity:
"Well, membabs ob de s'clety, pus
sonally, now, puasonall, I don't car
which nlgbt de s'clety meets, but to
myself I prefers Monday."
When the average girl Isn't crying
to her mother that the boys teas her
she la looking tor boys to tease her.
new novel by Gertrude Dig la calk
ed The Image Breakers," and will a
near la the tall
BRADSTREET'S REPORT.
1 aa liiairlbnllte Trade I Nraaouuhl,
lull.
lUmtsireet'ssats: Distributive trad
is dull, seasonably so In most in
stances, aud pi ices of manufactured
rod iic w ar generally weak, but
ceptiotis to th former ar found wher
crop conditions are exceptionally prom
i-ing ami tu the clas of prices whvr
the readjusting movement bas been
overdone ou the down side.
The upward rush of wheat price
culminated at th close ol last week
and the reactions and th Irregularities
since, maiuly du to heavy realising,
would maiuly point to th movement
having tweu teuiorarlly at least over
done. Advices from th North are of
little more than half a crop of wheat,
but estimate as to th outturn In bush
els vary accordingly as th government
reports of 818,000,000 bushels, or th
commercial estimate of X00.0OO.000
bushel lu yield last year in tb three
sUtoa are used as a basis.
Sutiar Is at the highest price reached
at this tiiu foi 10 year paat, owing to
the active cauulug demaud and the
strengthened position of raw.
Th war in China is chargeable ith
the advance in teas, not only from the
former oonutry, but from Jupan, some
Interruption in tntuaportatton being
apparently looked for if the Aslutiu
troubl tucrettses.
Heavy rains ar complained of In the
entire cotton bolt vast of the Miasiasip
pi river, and tb crop is generally "in
the grass."
Reports from the iron and steel trade
are aa pessimistic as ever. Nominally
quotatious at I'ittalmrg are unchanged.
Wheat, including Hour, abipmeuta
for the week aggregate S,lH1.14- bush
els, agaiust 4,013,180 bushel last
Week.
Failure for the week uumler 183,
as compared with 16? last week.
Katlurva in the Dominion of Canada
muni rr IN, as compared with HtJ but
Week.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
Mill Mark!.
Onions, new, 1 lo.
Lettuce, hot house, $1 per oral.
IVtatoe, uew, lo.
licet, per sack, U0c (.4 ft.
Turuips, per sack, 3o.
t'arrota, per sack, l. ,
rarsnip. per sack, 60vT5c.
Cauliflower, California 0c$l.
Mrawl-errlrs fl per cas.
Cabbage, uattve aud California,
f 1.00(4 1-33 per 100 pounds.
Tomatoes f 1. 60 per case.
Ilutter Creamery, H2c; lantern tic;
dairy, 1 7 o 3Jo; ranch, liigKo pouud.
Kg lc
Chewe 12o.
Poultry He; dressed, H(Sl5c;
spring, 3.60.
Hay l'ugvt Sound timothy, f 1 1.00
(M.'.OO; choice KAtern Washington
timothy, $19.00.
Cum Whole, t'JS.OO; cracked, $23;
feed meal, $.'3.
l'.arley Hulled or ground, per ton,
$10.
Floor Patent, per barrel, $3. S3;
blended straights, $3.00; California,
$3.23; buckwheat flour, Itl.OO; lira
ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat
flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.80(44.00,
MilUtuffs Hran, per ton, $18.00;
short, per ton, $14.00.
Feed Chopped feed. $19.00 per ton;
middlings, per km, $20; oil cake meal,
per ton, $30.00.
Fresh Meats Choice dressed lee(
steers, jric 8c; cows, 7c; mutton 8c;
pork, 8c; trimmed, ire; veal, 8 lC4
10c.
Hams Large, 13c; small, 13';
breakfast bacon, 12 lc; dry sail sides,
sc.
Farllaa Market.
Wheat Walla Walla. 6?g5Hc;
Valley, 68c; HlueaUmi, 60o per bushel.
Flonr Ilet graden, $3.35; graham.
$3.85; supertlue, $2.10 per barrel.
Oats Choice white, 86c; choice
gray, 33c per bunhel.
Barley Feed barley, $14.00 16.00;
brewing, $16.00 per ton.
MilUtuff llran. $12.60 ton; mid
dlings, $ltf shorts, $13; chop, $14 per
ton.
I lay Timothy, $ 1 0 (4 1 1 ; clover, $7 3
7.60; Oregon wild hay, $t)i7 per ton.
Hotter Fancy creamery, 85340c
.tore, 25c.
Eggs I"0 perdosen.
Cheese Oregon full cream, ISo;
Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
per pound.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.00 d
4.00 per dosen; bens, $6.00; springs,
$2.60 (4.00; geese, $4.00tfi.00 for old;
$1.50(j6.50; ducks, $3.O0(g4.OO ir
dosen; turkeys, live, 14lSg per
pound.
Potatoes 40 50o per sack; sweets,
2(2.lc per pound.
Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, 76c;
per sack; garlic, ?o per pound; cab
lage, ISo per pound; parsnips, $1;
onions, 1 c per pound; carrots, $1.
Hop 2 (3 8c per pound.
Wool Valley, 15(16o per pound;
Kaitern Oregon, 10 (S loo; mohair, 26
per pound.
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wether
and ewes, 8c; dressed mutton, 7(3
7 So pet pound; lamb, 5Xo.
Hogs Ore, choice heavy, $6.00;
light and feeders, $4.50; dressed,
$5.00r).60 per 100 pound.
Beef Cross, top steers, $4.00(84.60;
cows, $3.6O(4.00; dressed beef, 6)
7?'c per pound.
Veal Large, 6 0 7 Io; small, 80
8 Ho per pound.
aa traaaisa Mark.
Wool Spring Nevada, 18 1 5c pet
pound; Eastern Oregon, 10916c; Val
ley, 1820c; Northern, 10313o.
Hop 1800 crop, 11 l8o per
pound.
Butter Fancy creamery 18(3 19c;
do seconds, 17c; fancy dairy,
17c; do seconds, 16316)io per pound.
Eggs Store, 13 He; fancy ranch.
17c.
MUlstuffs Middlings, $17.00 ff
20.00; bran, $12.60 13.60.
Hay Wheat $6.60 10; wheat and
oat $6.00(39.60; beet barley $6.00(3
7.00; alfalfa, $5.00(36.00 per ton;
straw, 25 40c per bale.
Potatoes Karly Rone, 60 66c; Ore
gon Burbanks, 8Oc0O; river Bur
banks, 85 (Sue; new. ?0cg$1.25.
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia,
$2.76(3.25; Mexican limes, $4.00(9
6.00; California lemons ?5c$1.60;
do choice $1.75(82.00 per box.
Tropical Fruits Bananas, $1.50(1
2.50 per bunch; pineapples, nom
inal; Persian date, 6 6. So per
pound.
Yti Tombs.
Wh.wvsr so named Nw York's
loomy prison I'hos ati apt ami atgnitt
raut pliras. Mauy a wretched crim
inal bas found Imlvsd thrtu that the
path of slu I th path of death, ami
has mourund at th burial of his own
blighted hope and ruined restitutions.
But "stoti walls do not a prison
mak." Ther ar thos who sit Im
mured tn "III tombs" of a dead past
aud woeful present. Themsolves, aa
Milton would have It, ar their owu
dunueoiis. Ia'I tluun lift up their heads
to tb dawn aud freedom, tlod Is not
far from auyousol us. Baptist I'nlou.
Do not omit th late cuoumher for
pickling. Th seed may Ins planted tu
June or July. Th Whit Spin Is an
excellent variety, as tt t uniform,
round and of good Isugth. It Is also
tender and very crisp, having a long
stem, aud tbey keep well as pickles.
They mutt lie picked off dally or they
will grow too iarg.
Whal Will Hhuiii af t'hlnat
Nous can Ivirnrs lli tiulcoui of Hi
(pi urn-1 tirlnriMi furviKit power ovrr Ilia
liuiaion of China. It is tutrttitg I"
walclt Hie sr. it n lo pines of litis rnc
Mnnv iHHipir are also stoliisr lo plmrs Ik-.
t-itiiM ot il H-iiia, eoiitipntloit and nliiiu
ni li tlir.r, IIikxI li'sllh inn l nlaliud
It w u i ,alrllitr't Humii.icIi lllllvrt.
The Chlciigii Trilnin thinks a ryclo
path for whoolmtiu may be considered
a good thing oil the side.
Iurs Imulila.
"Th gas lull is twloo whnt It waa
lat mouth," said the poet's wife.
''There mii.l be something wrong with
the meter."
"I vlh t wer a gas company,"
sighed the poet. "Kery time my
meter gie wrong 1 lose mouey." In
dianapolis Press,
Black cottou horn should 1 dried
ami ironed ou the w roug aide to pre
vent fading.
tlawara ef Olutm.tls far Catarrh That
t'aalala Maraary,
At mareurv lll survlr ilr.iror th mi ol
mll stiil com,lloly dVranfa Ihs w hula
Irm liruiur,iir i throusk Ilia wni tur.
rH un irwrltiuiu (rum rapuiabia phi.
(lain, lha.Unis ihar will ilu la ta tuhl lu
ilia kI it rit Haatt! darlta Irom ttwm,
llail a aiarrh t ur, Risniiiariiirol br i
I tirtir Ato, Tiilailo. o., eoMtaiti no marraty,
ami la takatt Internally, k ilns dirw-tlf upon
Hi hnt ami nu-'oua aurlarva ol ths trlm.
in kutltif Hall', l aiarrh Cur, t aura Ji'il sal
lh- tsnuftio. Ii la lakan Itiiarnsllr, am) nia-la
ltiTullo, Uhlu, br J. VM7 i l o, 1a.ii
aiumala Irca.
hm b lruc(latt, firlnaTV af bvlllt.
bait' family I'll la in lb a bast.
Th lucoma of John I). Uocketvller,
of the Standard Oil Company, Increase
at tb rat of $84 an hour, uight and
day.
City Clerk Donovan, of Boston, has
chosen fur his miangr a 17 year old
girl, Mis Aiiui 0. Klley, th first of
her ex to hold such a puattiun in Bos
ton. The civil service couiiiiiaaioiiers
being unable to supply a girl in re
sponse to Mr. IXiuotan's rmjuest, b
chose bis own messenger.
Confusion In th head, vertigo, stu
por, faiutness. nausea, vomitlug, gen
eral depreaaion of the nervous and cir
culatory fuui lions, follow th iiigusllou
of large quantities of tobacco.
Calicoes should be washed In clean
atr, dried in th shade, aud turuod
un th wrong side to dry.
Black aud whit calicoes are benefit
ted by having a handful of salt added
to the rinsing water.
Bed tablecloths keep their color if a
Utile borax la silled tu the rluae water
and they ar dried In tbe shade.
It I not needful to boil wutt cloths
(uuless very dirty) and have the house
filled aith steam every week.
There are 746 saloon in th First
ard of Chicago, and In on section
there are 20 in on block.
We Are Direct Importers of
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(The Famous Qerman Wood Preserver)
WHICH I'EIIM AMKSTI.T DKSTIIOT
CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN
One application is aU that It required. It last for yiars. Price, 00 cents
per quart. Write tor
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lo waste lea grain than any other.
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Flm and Taylor Streets, Portland, Oregon
Branches! Salem, McMinnville.
La Grande, Medford, Seattle, Spo
kane. ARE YOU COLD OR HOT?
oa an ba enmrurlalila alw.y. If r hara tha
aw Cil, nub an Dr. ilf In jrnitr buna. No mrs
rouble from amoka or haif linuail rain 1 1 ha.
s saw ay.u-in ufrfrauabia. ihrowa Ih, heal Imo tha
rw.ra inaiead of up ilia , lilmnar. aud aavaa jruu
niuner. m ua tu rou ab.,ut ihla ni-w ,ri.. it
la errfe-tlun Kir atijr h'mwholit. rr parilrtilara
an.l Mil iteacrlitl"U appljr laTHI JOHN StH
KKTT Ct.. l rirai Curtland. Or.
HARD WORKING WOMEN
("an Unit qnlck snd parmsnent rellel
lor aerioiii snd uniiith drairoiluf
troubles In
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Thoiiasnda hats narrl II and thonasiidi
now fal. It. I; i-uri-arrraantiull. 1
per bottle at rour di tidltl's.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Building or n-modrlliis rmldencn and
lri-. Wfcarrr a rttnilii line ol Msnlsla,
(irstes Slid Tillnt, Tile Kluorlns, Tile Wsln.
Koiiur. Artdirtnia, Knultra, Sirapiis, Kli-ctrlo,
daa snd Comlilualliin t han, Idler,, snd all aiip.
IiIim partaiiiln, to Klrctrlc and taa I.lslillii(,
naalao carry all kludi ol Hallerlaa, Belli Slid
liidu-sKirs. . Hioiorrapln chrarfnll; aanl on
sptillcailon. ritAKK HOI.I oat H a ( (I.
ao vraalili.giaa St., I'ortland, Or,
'h'mrm.FL r
aaMlliSrrup, Tuiaa io t)sa I
r1' ,asrf.,. 'I,
BEST FORTH!
BOWELS
It ftr htvvn l ft repul.r ItMUhf nnT.ol of itu
. fif sUf, u r tu. or ni Im Kf. .l4.
mBis -h, " .'"W, r-wvw tn H,j u
I eloltMit lifelt Of I'll I (HilMitt It Ukiimit t(li
' imiHiib. (el Mmt arf"'t mf wf fewytiii il
I feu). ir nil tiiMU It le teak.
PIMM!, f ftlatUtil LrNite.nl TttQpo4 to (iiwl
rltivttr mu.n, WpM-m or Uri,a u, tAriu
ut tf ftstint'l. fttesi ttmliit.uiJ (Maim. A'ldr.et
Wllei rewaaMf, tketkf esjireaJ, le far.. HH
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Am Kaaf Jab.
"What I Smith doing now?"
''II is traveling with a circus."
".'retty hard work. Isn't it,"
"No; ha has imthltig to do but tn
stick bis head Into Dm lion' lunuili
twice a day," Ttt lllts.
ailaae la IIoIiUh.
Mrs, Stiibb John, would you mf-i
to a gun aa feminine?
Mr. Stubb I should think not M
rial
"And why not?"
"1 Iocs line guu enn he silenced."
Chiiagu Kveuiiig News.
MiMTT' aniooi..
Msitlo l'ark, San Maleo ('tiiintv, Cal.
villi U lira l.ull.llii., tily fiinii.lirj
snd ruriiplrla lalwmlmlra, Iwttuilfitt lur,
nuindliina and horns liiltiieni ea. la una u
Hie neat a- 1 1 1 )-. I ai IhhiIs lur Ilia Iraliilns
iiflaivsand iiiiins men tin Ilia rus.l
la In charge ul I'r. Ira O. II nil I and la a,-,
rrvdliril at Ilia linlvaralilea. hand fur cat.
alog. Tenth year tH-gini Annual II, pan,
Kysaight Is frwiuently impaired by
the um of tola ceo, duo lo th paralyf
tug of Ih neive controlling th i i la.
or paralysis of th opito nerve, smim
times reaultllig In absolute loasof sight.
Mnlhsrs will Mud Mrs. Wlnsmw's rWli.
lint fvrun ths beat rema.ly to uaa fur iltni
JliilJreii during th teething partud.
The towns of Kddy all I Moody, Toi.,
have each voted "no liceusa," tii
former by big majority.
t'lao's I 'lira for Coiiautiipllon la sn llifol.
ahls tiiiMllrtua for Hluna and rolila - N,
W. rUaviL, CKaail liruve, h. J., rab. IT,
I '.Ml.
In Prussia habitual drutikards may
ba legally put In charge of guartliaua.
TkarntaMtalar a rtaraarjr Keqalalia.
A thermometer is alrnoal liidestiai.
bis In th Imraery. It should, If
hie, haug in th ml. Idle of th room,
away from the door, window, wall and
fireplace, where the mercury may b
affected by th draught. It the Mom
where tb baby Is obliged to sleep Is
very ht In lb intddl ol the day, or a
at night, bang a wet shm-t over th
window and leave tb door opeu.
Sprinkle the sheet aa It dries with a
whisk broom that has I wen dipped In
cold water. Indies' Home Journal.
A recent InvtMtlgatton show! that
US per cent of the inmate of the New
York home of induatry were annl there
fur rrlmes resulting from th us of lu
tiul.uting drinks.
During the lt 20 years deaths from
alcoholism In Croat Britain have in
i resaed K'2 per cent amuug tuou, aud
1 45 pur ceut among women.
It will neciwaarlly tak a great many
years to demonstrate to th lay mind
whether th rejection of the Holland
submarine torpedo boat wa a greatl
economy or a great oversight. f
circulars and Information
CO,, Portland, Oregon
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Eccentric Sprocket Wheel, chain pulls
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per cent at this time.
atl-J .
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no it nniiLinn I
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con vi you tha beat bargains In nral
tiaclilii.ry .nRlnss, bt.llers. tanks, puniint,
P..-T,l ,wl''"iH- Ths new
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on. oufiirss pills
SSIfiPI! J0'11, "t'knsadSBbsaadnra-
cVinr.. ?"i' I""",""- ti-ituHUrlna or Hlrkea. To
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lia. in aa r.. n.fp.i
dlaoliarai-a.lnSaainiailoiia,
lirllatlniia ar uliwralloua
aMI.aol.lara. til aiunou. .h,.nu.
I Sr..au llwal.aU. PaiulM. .i K..t
llHiiiuiOlllsioti do. Saul or Bolaoaeua.
pr aani mala ra,aar,
Clwalar Htil oa nsaart.
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