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CVAHIAHTECUBLES.
Sdt ftrkharal TrgvUM CapM
vam i aria -tm tet tract M
"UtkK Ms. Pi5Kam: I writ to
wu yo o ti good Lydia K. pink
asm egeUhi Compound hu don
me. j sick in bed about flr w.k.
Th right side of my abdomen pained
ma and was so swollen and sore that I
eouia not wa'.lc. The
doctor told my hut
band I would hare to
andergo an operation.
Thia I refused to do
until I had given your
medicine a trial. Be
fore I had taken
on bottle the
swelling be
gin to disap
pear. I con
tinued to use
your mediaine
until the swelling
was entirely goae.
When the doctor
came he was very
niuen surprised to
see Die so much
better." Mas. Mast Smith, Arliartoa
Ion.
" Dta. Mr. Piskbasi:-! was sick for
two years with falling of the womb, and
In (lamination of the ovaries and bladder.
I was bioatd Tery badly. My left limb
would swell so I conld not step on dt
foot. 1 had such bearing down pains I
eon id not straighten up or walk across
tht room and such shooting pains would
P through me that I thought I could
not stand it. My mother got me a bottle
of Lydia K. rinkham's Vegetable Com
Vound and told me to try iu I took sis
bottles and now, thanks to your won
derful medicine, I am a well woman."
Mba. Euujj Barm, Otlsville, Mich.
Th Brlthl Tl.
It U an old army story that tells how
two men of the guaid did so well that
the adjutant was enable to- decide
which of them was entitled to be de
tail! orderly. Finally he found that
the tip o! the bayonet scabbard of one
was cleaner and blighter than that of
the other, whereupon he chose the man
with the bright tip.
I Tour frrt Ark and Sun?
Shake into Tour shoes Allen's Foot Ee,
powder for the feet. It makes tigiit or
new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to
corns and bunion?. It's the greatest com.
fort dieovery of the age. Cures swollen
feei, blisters and ralloua spots. Alien's
toot-tase is a certain cure for tngrowttig
nails, sweating, smarting, hot, aching feet.
AVe have over 30,0t testimonials. It cures
while you walk. All druggists and shoe
stores aeil it. 25c Trial packafe FREE
hv mail. Address, Alleu S. Olmsted, Le
Jtey, . i .
Ceaceit Rebuked.
Of all trees, I observe, God has
chosen the vine, a low plant that creeps
upon the helpful walls; of all beasts,
the soft and patient lamb; of all fowls.
the mild and guileless dove.
v hen God appeared to Moses it was
not in the lofty cedar, nor the sturdy
oak, hut in a bush a humble, slender,
abject shrub; as if He wonld bj these
selections check the ' conceited arro-
ance of man. Owen Feltham.
MINING NEWS OF NEARBY STATES
BIG PLANT
Twenty
FOR HECLA.
SLOCAN IS ON THE JUMP.
tlrH l'nipraar and
Not! Uwiat In.
Burke, Idaho, August . Th llecla
mine, near here, on. Canyon creek, in
the Ooenr d'Alene. whicii reentlT raid
A sola hla-
.! Nearly Alt th Mine Ara
oi On.
Satukm, B. C, Augnit Nerly all
th mine atuud ShiuKiu are shipping
Hgxiu. The Idaho sent out 400 tons in
BUYING FOR FALL TRADE.
... aS. a. . 1 .- a.. ... . i
" eua oi .-u.wu. nas nuner; July of high grade ore, aud will do bet
... rximsiij iiui'rovvnieuift. ine tor lu Aiixmat
company is putting in a plant for its
eventual operation at 3.500 feet depth.
mi plant would inolude two 400-hor
power toilers a ormmressor plaut with
a capacity of SO drills and a boUt that
could oiwntte the miue to the 2500-foot
level The installation of then im
provement has tieeu under way for
some time. The large buiUHug for
the rvception of the plant are practical-
y completed the boilers and comnresMor
are on the grouud and the work of put
ting them in place is going on rapidly.
it is expected that the entire new
plant will be in operation by Septciu
bei 1. In the meantime th work of
developing the mine is goiug forward
rapidly aud about 1.000 tons of couoeu
trates month are being shipped. The
main shaft in which the Mg hoist will
be operated is to be sunk to the fnU
2,500 feet, though operations wtll not
he confined to this work. The ore bod
ies will be opeued and mined at the
successive levels as depth is attaiued
The Payne shipped a Unit l.joo tons
in July, and has raid it nu.rtriT
dividend of S per out. The Truth".
uen IVso, Whitewater. Slooau Star
A ImiMaaaa ItHalnass la Itaal HaaartaU
liaw Ik Waal.
uratistrcei s savs: I rmle Is still ex-
tunning many oi the trreguinrtttos in
cident to the transition period between
iniil-sumnier and early fall trade. De
spite tne not wave, witu its rirect on
the (irowlug diitributiv demaud, and
lo ttecauie o' the reports of damage to
tha com np which it has im'ited, a
more cheerful (celiui: it perceptible In
general trade, aud the booking of fall
orders for dry goods, ctothinsanj hard
ware at leading Western centers, and
heavy eiK-Miiemeuls in iron and steel
ami llatuliler-1'.ariboo are regular ship- prlnt, though at lower prli-e, are
per
The Knth mill in Sandon is ruuning
doable shift aud the company is put
ting iu two more Whiftev tables, theae
rloiug Ivttet work tliau the ronud
tables. It is shipping about 200 tona
of good grade oouceutrates per month.
Sandou is building up rapidly. About
900 meu are on pay lolls iu auJaiouud
Sauilon.
PLANS FOR GOLDEN ZONE.
TO OPERATE THE
aeaelty Wtll Sana Ha too Taas at Ore
lallj.
Looniis, W'asli., August 8. At the
Golden Zone plaus have been com
pleted for iucreasing the capacity of
the mill to luo tous oailv. The ne'ees-
I eary maoliiuerv has been ordered and
i the work of addina to the nriit mill
HEADLIGHT, stmcture for its accomodation legius
at once. me tiolden Zone i a.i
Coear al'Aleaa PruMrt nf Ramarkahia thoroiiL'hlv .... .1,.,. i, ,;u ...
. rrr'r'" " " w"r,i,', ' l,le ,o ,he 'i't ' with
allace, Maho. Aucust 9. Th Head- a minimum fore. i'.,.,H.,J
light Mining Company will soon let a optnetit of the ore bodies will so stead-
contract for the running of a B00-foot ! ily lorar,l though there is more than
crosses t tuaucl to tap its vein 400 feet i 100,000 tons of ore in sight,
below the surface. The property lies ! The management proposes to increase
iinmet'iately west of the Mammoth and : the capacity of the mill from its profits
covers the same vein. It will be , until it can treat Son ton .un.. n...
ujveneu oy a crosseni tunnel half way j mine of this character
up tn roonntain aide from Canyon
creek to the cropping of the ledge, cut
ting about 1,500 feet west of the Mam
moth 'where there is a blow -nnt. imli.
eating ore below. No work ot conse
quence has ever been done ou it, al
though ore has been found near the nr
face in two or tbre different places.
It hat been held for years by tome pros
pectors who were not willing to part
with it at any price which milling men
were willing to pay,
Iowa Capital la Hoo.lon.
Palonse, Wash., August 9. W. J.
Springer, of Sew Hampton, la., writes
from there that he has secured capital
to work the Bin Bird and eight claims
in the 1 loo. loo district. He baa em
ployed M. W. Truax as manager of the
mine and authorized him to be.in work
at one and push development.
Air. lruax put a double shift to
work and the proparty will be
thoroughly developed. The Blue Bird
is a copper property showiug high
values, and now tbat capital has been
secured to develop it is expected to be.
com valuable producer.
James Maloue report a rich strike
in the Elk creek disrict in Idaho on
Breakfast creek. The rock carries good
values in gold and copper.
STRIKE ON SILVER MOUNTAIN.
CASTOR I A
.. lor Infants and Children.
Tl- a!J V II 11 ft i.l "V
I us MUU IUU nam ftlndl. OOUIUI boys have made good strike on the
- i oi. f . .- i - . .,
T ' i oiivor luouiiuun ciaims, in tne siocan
Aaather "Mara Chanea" Fortana Stain -
tola Onto In Canada,
Spokane, August 9. The Thompson
Bears
Bigaatur
Frederick Palmer, the well -known
correspondent, is in China for Collier's
weeEiy, ana fin erst article appear
in the current ttra. In illustrative
war material Collier's bids fair to sur
pass all previous attempt, as, in addi
tion to Mr. Palmer, it ha sent J. C.
ilemment aa special photographer.
Please tha Children.
Children !ik Cascsrets Candr Csthtrtle be
cause they taste rood, do sood. ask the little
oils wen ana Kep Idem la good health.
vruggisui, luc, lac, mjc.
district. After long prospecting, Ross
inompeon stumbled upon very line
looking ledge. This was exploited
further with the result that one of the
finest "Burfac showings of galena ore
ever shown in the camp was uncovered.
it la from six to 18 inches across and
chunks of ore weighing hundreds of
pounds can be taken ont with a n ick.
Three claims are embraced in the
group, the Sinfl, Atwood and World.
PRESTON PEAK COPPER MINE.
bilver Cake. A quarter of a pound
di butter, a quarter of a pound of pow
dered sugar, six ounces of sifted flour.
the whites of five eggs beaten to a stiff
troth, one large tablespoonful of bak
ing powder. Beat the hotter and sugar
to a cream and add the flour and
whites of the eggs in alternate spoon-
fnls; mix very wall and put in the bak
ing powder last. Bake for on hoot
and flavor the cake with the essence oi
ratafied or almonds.
DaTolcpaseat Work Is Being 1'ushe.i on
.That Proparty.
Ashland, Or. August 9. The Ash
land Tidings says that Scboonover &
Young, Sew York capitalists, repre
sented by Henry Phillips, have spent
$150,000 in the development of the
Preston Peak copper mines. Work is
being pushed on a 200-foot drift. The
rock is very hard. Some of the ore as
says 22 per cent in copper, ti in cold
and a trace in sulphur.
OREGON WONDER TO START.
could in three
years be brought to such a hiifh stane
of development, show quantities of ore
and be scarcely kuown outside of the
district tulle the story of the quality of
work being done at a desen propertiei
iu the Palmer Mountain district. Mill
runs up to date Iihv averaged about
1 10 per ton, aud thia is probably a
h-wu average oi tne mine.
Sllvar King Agnln fining.
Seattle, August 9. Captain tiiffor.1,
who has been appointed miue managet
of the reorganised Hall Mining au.l
Mneltins t oiri.sny, proposes to justify
the faith which he has had in the sil".
ver King as one of the great mines of
British Columbia, lie' has an exten
sive rrogramiieof development mapped
out and within a short time he expects
to have 500 men at work in the com
pany's property. A small force will
go to the mine and get things in shape.
Klectrio power instead of steam power
may operate the mine machinery ami
possibly the smelter.
Helium's Camp la Sait
Helena, .Mont., August 9. V. Rel
iant and J. D. Bone, two Montana pros
pectors, own a group of six claims on
the eastern slope of Kureka mountain,
two aud one half miles from (Jmi.-I
Forks, B. C, that are attracting con
siderable attention, and are regarded at
of considerable promise. There ! a
well-defined qnarta ledce on the La-
conia. It averages about 20 inches
wide. A shaft has been suuk to a
depth of 25 feet. The foot wall is in
granite. Assay returns gave small
values in gold and copper and it is ex
pected taat they will improve with
depth.
FAMOUS MONUMENTAL MINE.
of eucottrHgitig proportions. Price are
not showiug the precipitate decline
noted some time ago, aud among the
really encouraging feature is the ad
Vance lu wheat, mainly bated ou lite
proved eiort inquiry.
Wool Is rather firmer than of late
beeaune of the better inquiry, though it
must be admitted that this' steadiueKn
is somewhat at the exiieuse of new
luiKinets.
Cotton goods tmrtake of the strength
oi raw material, aud while weakueas it
still perceptible, hcuwu cottons, print
cloths aud wide sheetiugH, the uatnrnl
corrective of reduced production, are
being iuereasiguly son, lit.
nue i us ory khi demand as a
whole is still classed as backward fot
the seamiu.hot weather la credited with
noma of the respouslbiHty aud trade at
titude as a rule is one of hopeful ex'
eetauey.
Ati immense nunluess tu steel pro
ducts is reported booke.1 at Pittsburg
ana tnicngo, aud steel bars are really
nrmer with an advance of fl tier tot
annonuced bv Western manufacturer!
who have sold their (ntput up to tin
nose oi tile year.
ratliires for the week were 177 in
the I'uited Slates, again.! 13tl lual
yesr, and S3 iu Cauadu, agaiunt 29 las'
year.
A CLEVER TRICK.
now m Make a Hall Out of a lland-
kervhief.
i .a uui very generally kunwn bow a
ball can be In a few uiluutes extern-
rented out 0f , ordinary baudker-
ciller. The trick I. however. A well
"onn gnowiug, inasmuch as w can
uierewiin perplex our friend ss to
now It was done, as also submit th
result to them as a imale. It beltnr dim
cult or ilf It has been thoroughly done)
iiaioie to undo it excetit by one
particular Method.
As the first part of the nrooess fold
.votir handkerchief an In rig. 1: nest
fold the poluts A. II, C, l Inward
CaU Narhar.
This is tb nam of an Isolated tavro
it a orosa road nr th Cblckabonitng
river, aud a few lull from Richmond,
a. It was her thai a short, but l-
rtstv batlla occurred btwo th uu-
ion and voufederat forces on Jun S,
18ti4, lu which th loss of th (urmr
r said to hav besu ovr U,0U0 luu
iu half u hour.
Falsing vf Ika Maraa.
So soon si nat m e ra an tiiiprufsuient
Ihera in a change, Th caudle gave y to
electricity and III liorneto tliauloiiiuliile.
1 he laci iliat lltrtiir'i Siouiach llltiera
lia broil Mild fur nrer a half a century,
proves iu talne. Ther l uoililojr to equal
it liirMoinarii or liter trouble, be Hire lo
five it a trial,
rm. I.
Good rorea 8C.
If lit U ILv anccra patches in
the mouth, era p.
I'J?il 1-airlC t sma,
LClII 1(1115 throat, copper
colored 8tltcbea.
swollen glands, aching muscle
ana Don, the disease is making
rapid headway, and far worse
tyaptoms will follow unless th blood is
promptly aad effectually cleansed of this
violent destnsctly poison.
S. S. 8. is th only safe and infallible
cure tor uu disease, th only antidot
for this specific poison. It cure the
worst can tnerougbly and permanently.
Cive ii N wwse.
... . - tkelr trestount
m "? d ; I was setting worw all th
: y hir came o, W. spnesrtd la at
throat sad nwath. my My was afaost ooaerad
with copstr col or ad splotcba aa ofraaW
ores, r toffvred sreartfy fmni rtMwuiic pains
- Mm mj aoawion COSUf
have been no wma ; oalv tboae aflktea u I was
Jn nnderitaod my iieringa. I bad ahoat
fT -v Jry. " "wag wtll agmia
- ' 1 7 a o. i. . . -
bat muit aonfan I hai f
nut una wit la any
nwdkiaf. After taking
the third bottle I noticed
a chauge ia my condi
tion. This was truly en
cmragiog, sad I deter
mined to give 8. a. a. a
laoratifD trial. Proai 1
UatUmeaatheininRnn. f '
uent wi rapid ; 8. 8. 8. H
neeaed to ha the die-
ww.icwir BBOCT
control ; the eorcs end
nicer healed and I waif
aoaa lr frma all
of th disorder; I hae '
bacftstrong and heslthy ever si nee.
w nafiTS!, Jck Bos en, NoblcsvUl, tad.
f a r X r i the nnl v r,tirt
! ICIlC' iCubi bT.S
' W VS. W known . (. V (.
offered for proof that
it contain a nartidn of
mercury, potash or other mineral poison.
Send for our free book on Blood Poison ;
It contain valuable information about
this disease, with full directions for self
treatment We cbarg nothing for saedl-
eai advice ; cure yourseu at home.
. IMI IWIFT If ECIIC 00, ATUKTaJ IA,
whta
Contract to Bun a Tunnel will Be Let
nt Once.
Prairie City, Or., August 9. P. J.
Horsy and Elmer Cleaver have gone to
the Oregon Wonder mine and will at
once let a contract lor running 800 feet
of tunnel on the mine, to be completed
with all possible baste.
Kw Company at Wallace.
Wallace, ' Idaho, Angust 9. The
Cat he! La Mining and Milling Company
has filed articles of incorporation at
Wallace. G. A. Cunningham, Patrick
Sullivan, Adam O'Donnell, J. YV.
Weyer and Joseph F. Whelan are the
incorporators and directors. Wallace
is the principal place of business and
the capital stock of 50,000 is divided
into 1,000,000 shares.
Klondike Gold Shipments.
Seattle, August 9. Gold shipments
through Skagway from the great Klon
dike camp to the outside world this
season have reached in round numbers
more than $7,000,000.
BRIGHT CARBONATE MINE.
Property In th Greenhorn District That
Looks Good.
Pendleton, Or., August 9. Parties
from the Bright Carbonate, located in
the Greenhorn mountains, near Law-
ton, and owned by George Darveaux,
lleniy Ropittke, Frank Duprat. John
Hiebertand others, of Pendleton, re
port a rich strike in that mine in the
face of the 160-foot tunnel
Likely to Start Cp With
of Men.
Baker City, Or. August 9. It ii
currently reported that the once fainont
.Monumental miue, ehrht miles north
of Granite, now idle for five years, it
to be started up shortly with a force nl
100 men. C. S. Miller, the priucinal
owner of this property, will neithei
confirm nor deny the report.
North weet Kotos.
John P. Vollmei is erecting a larire
,-rain warehouse at Genessee, Idaho.
A hail storm is reported to have ht.
terea o,uuu bushels of grain near Ox
ford, Idaho.
The people of Genespee, Idaho, hare
asked for a special election to vote on
the subject of a waterworks system.
Forest fires are still raging in th
W hite Pine district, Idaho, although a
largo force of men is at work trying to
cueca tue names.
B, Gieda, a sheepman of Condon,
Or., died recently in Texas, from con.
sumption. lie leaves considerable
property.
'The O. B.' & Jf. Co.' gang of track
layers has completed it job of putting
down heavy rails on the branch from
La uranrte to hlgin, Or.
The Albany, Or., ice factory, al
though running night and day, is un
able to supply the demand, and a car
load of ice was brought np from Oregon
wijr uu uie ocn.
Tlia TnlnJ A- T .
iu.ou.F, ur,, ueauer reports a
sample of "pieplant" . or rhubarb,
grown in mat town, whose leaf is 21
leet in circumference, and whose stalk
is seven inches in diameter.
ForeBt fires are
Lake, Wash,
Colfax, Wash., is threatened with a
water famine.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
Handle Markal.
Onions, new, 1 l4c.
Lettuce, hothouse, $1 er crate,
1'otaUien, new. f IS.
Meets, per sack, 85c(tf I.
Turnips, jmr sack, "5o.
Carrot, per sack, $1.00
rarxuiiai, per cack, $1.25.
Cauliflower, native, loo.
t .'ucu m hers 1 0 (it SOo.
labbage, native au.l California,
Zt: per pounds.
Tomatoes 40 ( 50".
liutter Creamer), S5c; Kantern 83c;
dairy, I5t INc; rauch, Mo pound
Kggs He.
Cheese 1 '2o.
I'oultry 14c; dress!, Ul5o,
prtug, $3.50.
Hay ruj-et Souud timothy, $11.00
mis. 00; choice Kasteru Washington
timothy, flu. 00.
Umi W hole, $J3.00; cracked, $;'3;
leet I meal, $j5.
Barley Kol led or
$20.
Hour Patent, per barrel, $3.00;
blended straights, $3.36; California.
$J.-'5; buckwheat flour, $8.00; gra
ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat
Hour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.80(34.00.
MilUtuffs Bran, per ton, $U.00;
shortu, per ton, $14.00.
Feed Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton;
middlings, per ton, $ao; oil cake meal.
per ton, $30.00.
rree.li Meat Choice dressed beef
steers, price 7Jc;eows, 7c; mutton
Ihl pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 9
lie.
Hams Urge, 13c; small, 13'
breakfast bacon, lie; dry salt sides,
Hiti to the center, and continue thin
roces as loug as It I possible; Hnnlly
loin tun handkerchief thua folded lu
the left hand, keeping down the folds
tu ttie center with th in...i.
Nct with the thumb and forotlnor
of the right hand pluck at th sklu of
mo roil yoti have uuw made till you
x-pnrnie ine skin from the con
ten ami draw the skin towards von
nmi lliwaril the eenl..r ... u w.u n I..
lg. 2. ptmlilng the content away from
you w ith the -thumb of the left Imiid.
ritirk the skin smilu at a point a little
luttiier away from you thau at tlrnt.
ami Htm in draw the aklu and push the
intents a before. Continue this nro-
..-, t.iruiug uie roil round in vour
icri nana, till the handkerchief lieeins
to form a sort ot whlrltn)l. In u hi, h
Objecting to a fellow worker, who
bad ridden uu boycotted cars, 160 em
ploye, of the Browmille Car Couipauy,
tt M. Louis. Mo,, struck.
I'imi'h Cure in the hrat inr.liclu w ever
I ii-el I'ur all alln tlnna iif ilie llinml ami
liiiiKt Ww. l), Ksmi.rY, Vaiiliuieii, lud.,
reo. iu, mil,
Befusing to sign a wa. si-al tie
maudi'd bv Its fnH) steel workers, the
Newport, Ky ttulliug Mill Cuiupauy
will shut down.
Mother will lh I Mr Wl...l..'. ..il.
lug Mrrup Ih beat remedy to u fur Ihriy
lbililin during the teething period. '
All the department of the Bar
View, W UoouiHln, mills ol the Illinois
Steel Cuinpntiy, which operate ou the
amalgamated scale, closed down, jiend
lug au agreement on the now scale.
Sixteen hundred men are affected.
Feeling Poorly?
Afpetite poor, and you are all run down.
dull, tired and without energy? Can't
leep? What you nerd Is a good timing
up wild a rout of Hood's Sar.irllla.
This medicine piml!e, eurtcbea and vital
ize the blood, irriiKllieiii the itmim. li,
quiets the nerve, regulates the kidneys
sii.l give vitality to the whole system.
Hood's Saraaaarlla
Is A merit-' (ireatet Medicine, Prepared
unly by l'. . Jlutal A i .. Lowell. Uu.
Lazy Liuo
t ) booh) r0bl4 a ral d ,
with wrid Har, ntlnk prodnoaa anneiim 1
tiu I tous CAM'aMaT tab all toa.i.i, i
rortkeat sad sauurad sues rll( to Braiuiti 1
IM. . ,tn...w ...hh u.iPir ana we VoB.
platslT eured I SSsli he too IM to ra
inaiand I'awarats
IS erallt4
tSUO iiuhaa Af
ueneter tba onuriviu
J. A. smirk
i'hlUdeifihl, r I
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Pleaesnt. Palaiakle I'ment Telle Uoni h.
Uoud, Hr Slue. Wntn.o Umw JjJ
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KO-TO-IIC
Sol tnS ilranlaa kt ll,. '..
i.i. u. tt m h tuiawi luwl: ;
Vntuabl Kilramlllae,
It I little wonder that house's r. 1
time meloilin have become a tiiiUu j
ra.w In Pan. Tli French havauiked i
long euuuuh with their heads, 1
Hie Hsu Francisco Call, to wluuiu l
diversion to their feat J
HOW TUIIf
V.' elfer On It unit red Iiollsr rtawsn) lor I
olCalanb llislvea Hvl ba rural by llmj t
fle
Catarrh l uro.
r J . It K N It V I O . Prop . Tu,, ft
W lh uiideMisned. hat kuoau r.J l lnu.
lor lb i.l l tear liul Iwllava hlui Hilr ;
huinuabU luall bnain Iraniartion. end I. :
ani'iai' - em to i .-r out tuy iiuihu,u..i.
k l.wlr Sin. m
wTaTlt-it.
huii-talo liriic-lil, Tntixla, ").
VVtinixu, Kilts A
V nnlatal liru lata, 1uIiku (j,
niri('irrh'ur hi ken nt ruailr tnii
.'Irwitly uu lUo hlood Slid m cuius Hlt..J
tlio.v.l m. I'tl :,V (( ho il. ko.d br ti
dnif. I.u. Test imoiil.l. It,
UsJl iim.ly fi.l. r IU hl.
,Som Luther autograph manmoilpti
nav tieeu tiisuovereti iu the tail,-
library by lTof. r'lker, of Htrsibu
M'l... ... - . I
iniai tnu ciuiiiieiiiaries nu t.tt
Kpistln tu the Uomaus, one ou the toil
and the other on Hie- sottae, and two
t'omuietitarles on th Kpistl lu the II.
brews. They were written In i .-. i at
rm. 2.
lh thumb of the left hand I engulfed.
' It Is uow easier to comnlcte tha h ... Ic
ly making each successive plucking
fearer to you Instead rrf further off,
hough of course the drawing with the
rlk'llt hand nn.l Dm n.it.i... ....
ground, per ton 'rt WUHt bo lu thv ani dlrcctlotis as
r ' before.
It will lie necessary also at Intervals
in Ktlead It llltln between Ihe Inn.. I
in order to cqunlly distribute the t
tent thrcmgliout the ball.
t-ontinuitig in this tiiautier you will
finally arrive at a very hard ball. Klir.
h witn us skin mine tlicht and Its
wrinkle all firmly fixed lu th little
center of the whirlpool.
it now ougnt to be Imnoss b to
undo It again etcept by reversing the
process-that Is, by plucking the ikln
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Portland Market.
heat W alia Walla. 65o;
alley, 65e; Bluestem, 58cperbashel
Hour Best grades, $3.10; graham,
.&o; snperiine, $2.10 per barrel.
Oats Choice white, 87c; cholct
gray, SSo per bushel.
Barley Feeil barley, $14.00(315.00;
brewing, $10.00 per ton.
Milltuffs Bran, $13.00 ton: mid
dlings, $30; shorts, $14; chop, $10 pel
ton
Hay Timothy, $11(912; clover,$7
7.50; Oregon wild hay, $G7 per ton.
Butter lancy creamery, 46 0 50c;
Store, Z7raC
Kggs 17o per dozen.
Cheese Oregon full cream, 18o;
Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
per pound.
Poultry Chickens, mlxe.1, $3.00(8
ll.HKt i IMi.rur.i.r.rui.; ikaaon-iriiiuin end aud 1517, shorll bofur til UatlillK of
my lailiarilo tu lake uh Hood's nua.iM.ill. ; th PS these at WilteuUerg.
E. C. ATKINS & COMPANY (mo.)
PORTLAND, OREGON.
ChlsoIDH
Solid Tooth
Band
Shlnglo
Croms Cut
Hand
All Kinds of
saws... Portland Branch,
repaired g 60 First Streot.
(The Famoua Qcrman Wood I'rcserser)
..AVENARIUS CARBOUNEUM..
...Jormanontly Oefroy..
CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN..
0fOne application U all that is tcauiuA. It !.!
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circular, and information tothe ! "
a uttiiiii i triccnon r-ii r-r..., r c-...t. i
Wash Fher, Thonen & Co., PorUand, Orc.on., Whittier, Coburn k I
Co., San Francisco, Cal. is!
DONT LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A
STUDEBAK.ER WAGON. uw,inuu'"
no. .
auy troin tne contents and pushing I
irom you instead of towards you with
uie right baud forefinger aud thumb.
wuue. pushing the cotitetits towards
you with the fingers of the left band.
Large sheets aud even blankuts and
counterpanes can tie rolled up In the
same way; ana I Uavo heard a story
of a visitor nt an hotel who. consldi.r.
s.ou per dozen; hens, $5.00: snrinirs. 'Og himself badly treated, rolled nn n
i.uuig.uu, geese, .uu(g o.oo lor old; I "t oeucioiiies uerore his departure so
.ouigt.ou; uucks, $3.0004.00 per "Sbtiy that they could not be undoue,
dozen; turkeys, live, 16M 17o per by way of reyi '"CO. The Pt'KllIt. hnur.
pound.
I'otatoes 40a50o per sack; sweets,
22)'4C per pnunu.
Vegeubles Beets, $1;. turnips, '75c;
per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab
bage, 2o per pound; parsuii, $1;
onions, 1 c per pound; carrots, t)0c.
Hops 2(t8c per pound.
Wool Valley, 15(a) 100 per pound;
Eatern Oregon, 15 10c; mohair, 25
per pound.
Mutton Gross, best sheeo, wethers
ami ewes, a;ic;
r..ll.... . .,
"ci iu.auicu ins expeciiitions, ror the
Kintiioni, oy uiKpiiiying these curiosi
ties and charging a small sum on each
attempt to undo thum, rcullzed a small
fortune on the transaction 1
I'rejudltjcrt.
Not exactly the right word, but a
very expresslvo one, was that used by
a dilatory witness, a woman, who, says
the Kansas City Journal, was brought
by the sheriff before District Judge
Thompson at 'entmorolaud.
vtiini rcttHou, mm am." snid tha
raging near Medical
tressed mutton. Id
7c per pound; lambs, 5,o.
llogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; Judge, severely, "have you 'for not obey
ifUjfL ,ee' f' ,4 ?0i ".InR the summons of the court r
eu.uvngu.uv yvi ivu iouw.is.
Beef Gross, top steers, $4.00(84.60;
lix-Senator Warner Miller, of New
York, was recently in SDokane. if
is said to be considering Kettla Fail
with a view to transmitting eleottic
power to itepubiio.
There are 200,000 sheep in Wallowa
county, uregon.
ha riAAn no na.,a.al O rAA4 A .1. ' I
-'' -J-v' yMMvvimmnjk g JOOk nuu SUUn
high values.
Midas Bfln nt Elk Cltr.
Boiee, Idaho, Angust 9. Jesse
An unknown man committed suicide
in a variety theater at Spokane the
night of Angust 4. There was nnthlno
The vein i in his clothing to identify, him, and
his body lay all day in an undertaker's
without being recognized.
Largely as a
crusade against
result of the vigilant
owners of unlicensed
cows, $8.60(84.00; dressed beof,
7?4 0 per pound.
Veal Large, tlei small, 80
8)o per pound.
nn Prnneiseo Market.
Wool Spring Nevada, ll18opet
pound; Eastern Oregon, 10 14c; Val
ley, 16 18c; Northern, 6i0c.
Hops 18 crop, ll13o pet
pound.
Rutter Fancy creamery 2222c;
do seconds, 21(r21c; fancy dairy,
19c; doseconds, 18(3 18c per pound.
Eggs Store, 17c; fancy ranch.
22c.
MillHtufTs Middlings, $17.00
u.uo; oran, fiz. 50 13.60.
Hay Wheat $8 12; wheat and!
oat $8.00fi? 11.00; best barley $8.50
Conlter has returned from a trip to the bicycles, instituted by the president ol alfalfa, $,00 7.60 per ton; straw.
ill Hast Coush 8rus- Tula Ooai
j i s hi t!nj" BolyrutglBt.
vr i
property of the Midas Gold Mining
company at Dixie, 26 miles from Elk
City, Idaho. Eleven men are at work,
and Mr. Conlter reports that the prop
erty is looking fine.
In th Summit District.
Seattle, August 9. A number of lo
cations are being made in the Summit
district, on the Cascades. The numer
ous discoveries in that district are ex
citing lively interest in tha Yakima
valley.
the lacoma Wheelmen's An.(uH,,
and carried on by the police depart-
ment, tne city treasurer has issued
4.255 licenses to date, It is believed
tne o.uuu mark will be reached before
tne year is out.
One salmon cannery at Fairhaven,
wasn., has received 85,000 fish two
aays in succession.
J. D. JWuett, of Ritzville, Wash.,
lost 800 sacks ot wheat, his barn and
som fencing last Wednesday by fix, i
2587jjc per bale.
Totatoes Early Hose, 80 75c; Ore
gon -Burbauks, 90c$l; river Bur
banks, 80 85o; new, lffllJic.
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia,
$2.768.25; Mexican limes, $4.00
5.00; California lemons 76c $1.60;
do choice $1.752.00 per box.
Tropical Fruits Bananas, $1.50
2.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom
inal; Persian dates, 6io per
DUIU1U.
I hain't Kol uoue, Mr, Judge, only
we have smallpox down nt our house,
an' I thought you might be kinder
sorter prejudiced agin it."
The Judge wns "kinder sorter" preju
diced, and tho spectators must have
been more so, to Judge by the quick
ness with which the courtroom u-n
uiptlcd.
I Sparrows Are Wideawake.
The sparrow Is a wise bird; ud at the
fiilntest slreak of dawn be Is on the go
until the shades of night are fully de
veloped. Astronomers watching the
ctfllpKo noted that the sparrows were
the lust to succumb to the darkness and
I the first to resume their predatory ac
tivity ou tho faint dawn of renewed
Might.
Ha a I'empjo of Herpents.
fTl II 1 M ...
mis mmi ii town ot vvcrdtt, in the
kingdom of Dahomey, Is celebrated for
Its teuiplu of serpen ts, a long building,
In which the priests keep upward of
1,000 serpents of all nines, which they
feed with IiIi'iIh and frogs brought to
thorn as offerings by u,0 unlives.
The World's Nhnop.
The number of sheep In the world Is
eNtliuated to amount to .1fi0,000,000.
If a thoughtful man Is frank with
himself when thinking of the mist ha
uu groat cuurlty for young fools, "ta c"p
Mads of tlx Bt Materials, thoroufflilv SMlon A. hu mmul... I ...
tvUhout an quaL Call on our Agent, or Mnm "
STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING CO.,
320-338 East Morrison Sired, PorlUnd, Oragon.
Mitchell Wagons
Am lit. LmI it.. I ... L I- a. . . a
. ... uai uin dc nunc, looming
Is or can be superior to a Mitchell wagon,
because It is made of the beil rruterial-
by xperlnced workmcn-whieh, cou-
pita with 65 years' experience In building
wagons, during which lime the manu
facture have had but one aim, and thai
to produce th best possible to build, Ii
.nec0T,J',y " y0U buy MitchtU on,yogetthU "th
Send for circus: " " y0W V'CinHy'
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Breaches it Spokane, Seattle Salem, McMlnnvlll.,
Medford and La Grande.
Mention this paper.
1-
Hero's a Proposition
tti'.",'ll,,.,t.I?.".!n;w.lo.,PV!''",ht "r" '
. -- --i-. uiiii.u inn yiiu uie eat way
losi tnouil value lur yuur money T If you rs
mk lnK imurnveineiils In your home, or build
is new houifl, nn rustler how imsll or lirw
the um you wl.h to ,,end iu elsutrlesl or ii
hturi., llreplacM, mimtel furnllurs' o, yoj
will miv money and be well milted li'vou Voii.
Jilt TUB JOlfN MAItHKTt'So.vilViiL;
Street, fortland, Oregon. '
JOHN
POOt.R! T
you th. best bamsV
pniws, belts and winrf.uu Z
HARD WORKING WOMEN
run find quirk end pcrmsnent relief
boubu!.lu" "a "la'"ll, Mt'irlnt
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Thomsnrl hsv. lined It snd thmuands
now prals. It. It cure, permanently I
per bottle at your di uKiflst'7 7 '
IP CLAIMANTS FOR
IL Writ I.NAIHXN
If BICKFUSn. w.ihln,
ll ceive quick reiilU-n.
inn
Wsihlnetsn, 0. 6., tliey will r.
renii..." h mi, il Lr.'L":
"lemuutluf vlalma '.luiU7i -
lee I X I. 7jm vi".'-.
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OHKUON.
sjniieral.
punipi.
i uu-
DROPSY
10 DAYS' TsEATMENT f REE.
flu aad. Dropijr and Its eom-
illoations sjieolaUy fes twenty
an with tie moil wosdorfut
nqoea. Have osrtd bsb thou.
ml oii,
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Bx H. AUaata, 0.
PM1!!,pills
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