The Eugene City guard., May 21, 1898, Image 9

Experience
' And Not
Experiments
should I your guide in buying lur-dicine.
i .( others experiment; MM ihonU be
,,il t.y exerlcnee. Experiments lire
Irtalii I" remilt; experience i sure.
Bgntrifrisntl may OS )''" BUBI expert'
' ..j dint II, Mill's HurMinurlllii u III
io V"U wonderful good. You may rely
,n the experience of those who huve
Jan cured by this avsdioinBi
Fulfills a Duty.
l (,.,. it inv iliily to let people k !! w
hnu nun li P"l Hood's Siirrtupurilhi did
ririuc My heiillh wit" poor unit I had
E i irad mid taken medicine but (band no
I thought I would try Ho..d'i
brMPttrill. After taking two bottles
(', i-ttcraud I ke pt on taking it ami now
Barnwell. I tb1''11 " i" the l-,t h!..,,l
LdlcitM I" tl,c wWML"--0. W. Caiiky,
prlnevllle, Or.
Sarsa-
ETUUU 9 parilla
i. iinerica's lircatcst Medicine. Kohl by nil
I feiifili I': ' '"r ti''1 ""'V "OOO I,
. . ii Diiic srs sen Us, mild, a flee-
I on th OfM With Urolith.
There i a OOiDflrdoilOa in n prolonged
Irim.-lit and in nn increased mortality
iniiing tb" negroes in !lmrltfton, S.
n an tin it connection between the
two. The Ncwh und Courier, of that
.jtv, savH there Iiiih been little ruin in
that (OOtlotl 'or 40 days or more, with
tl. reaoll that ninny of Um water oil
Mini are empty, the ctdored people
, the city depend largely for their
water supply on water caught in bar
rels Fiotn the roofs of their hoosea.
Ihis in vile water under the best 0OQ
iitioua, dally becoming worse when the
luni'lv is not renewed. With the f.iil-
nri 01 tins uie uorfruoa, Having no
knowledge Of hygiene, resort to the sur
fnro wells, which, if not worse, ire us
had a" the depleted cisterns. As a ic-
sult the health ofllcer s report of the
iiunilier of deaths umong the DfgroSI
(or the week ended on Saturday last
w,iu the deaths among the better
litaated whites for the same period be
inn (inly ,w0' " t,n"rt remedy the
militions is being made in the estab
lishment of artesian drinikng foun
tains. SVhcro these havi been placed
icktiess and death rate have been great
ly reduced, am) the News and ( ourier
rails for their general uitiodiiction in
the negro quarter.
AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS.
W ate iis-u'ttlng In the courts our rlplit to the
exclusive OM of the word "CASTOK1A," and
"FircilKK SCASTOKIA." an our Trudc Mailt.
1 im s.ntiuel Pitcher, of Hyantils, Massachusetts,
was the originator of" rlTCllHK'SCASrUKIA,"
the MaM that has borne and does now benr the
facsimile signature of CI! AS. II. l'UUTCIIKK on
every wrapper, Thlsistheoi iitiual 'TlTCIiUU ii
CVsTOKl.V " which has hem used iu the homes
of Um mutual I of America for over thirty years.
Look Carefully at the wrapper and lea that it ia
Ikt tmJ you have always Saugit. und has the
liRn.it nre of CIIAS. H. FLKTCIIER on the
wrapper. No one his authority from me to use
my name eicept The Centaur Company of which
Chas. II Fletcher ia President.
Htrtk 3, iSyj. 8AM I' HI. P1TCIIUK, M.IX
Thr World's Hard I Market.
London is tho hardwood market of
the world. American buyers of Mex
ican wooils go to London to make their
purchases instead of Mexico. The
a Is are shipped to London and
Iboil back to the United States, for tint
mson that London is tho axobange of
the world.
llinitt PttODUOTI AND i ricK rouo.
All Eastern Hymn, so-railed,
nsually very
IlKlil colored and of heavy
' hoilv, is inude from
Itaeost. "7m roinrru uriitr ia nti'Oe irorn
leg ar cane and a strieUy pare, it is fur salt
by nrst-elaaa eroeera, In earn ,,niy. .Mariuiac
liir,,n the I'sciric Coast STRfrCo. Allien
unie "Ten Oitnln Drift" havo the iiianiiiac
tun r's name lithographed on every Ban.
Bleetrle Tranivfilys In KOSOOW.
A rontract has been entoretl into bo-
kween the cltS nuthoriti"S of Moscow
n l a linn in that city for the construe
I titin of six lines of electric tramways
in tlie city, the linn to also take
I charge of the electric lights. The OOtV
neuron is in last for 45 vears. The
Mini o ft, 000,000 was demanded for
the concession.
Ciye i annarwnti cumi. Nn nisi.r BarvonenH
ml.T at i' use. of lir. KJ s Ureal
Send for FKr.K 94.00 trial
HI.' iiiiil trc.iK. on n ir io.tmi.' i.t.l ili.
aictt street, iiiiiu.i. ilptua. in.
l or lllryrlr Hid, is.
Dinner nails are being fltteil with
hails which will permit their attach
ment to the tup bur of a biovole frame.
the bail having n circular sprinK
formed on either sido close to the. pail,
with stiriinr braces extendiiiL' to the
lOTer to prevent a sudden jar 01 HwiiiK.
The amount of liquid refieehmenti
taken by a man of "0 years would eipial
70,700 pints, ami to hold thisn pail 12
feet high and more than 2,fil)0 times
M large as au ordinnry pail would be
leqnired,
Stop! Women,
And connldcr that In addressing Mrs.
I'inkham you aro confldinp; your private
His to a vvomnn a woman whose c.f
P' ri, nee In treating tvoninn'3 dlieeten
Is pri nter thun that of nny living phy
Ician, male, or female.
Vim can talk freely to a woman when
it Is revolting to relate your private
troubles to a man; besides, a man does
1 Bd understand, simply because ho La
Ban.
MUS. I'INKnAM'S STANDING
INVITATION.
Women suffering from any form of
female weaknessare Invited topromptly
communicate with Mrs. I'inkham, at
Lynn, Mass. All letters aro re
ceived, opened, read, and answered by
omcn only. A woman can freely
talk of her private Illness to a woman.
Thus has been established tho eternal
confidence between Mrs. Plnkham and
the women of America which has never
been broken. Out of the vast volumo
o' experience wnch shc has to draw
from, it Is more than possible that sho
has pained the very knowledge that
will help your case. She asks nothing
In return except your good will, and
her advice has relieved thousands.
6urely any woman, rich or poor, Is very
foolish if she does not take advantage
ot this generous offer of assistance.
Linus wkiuc in i.ej h i
Beat ('mark Sunn Tssim ( l. Use I
in ttm. i m
I SM 1 in no
SENT TO MANILA
III
li
Charleston Starts With
Ammunition for
Dewey.
OKDHKhl) TO LOAD TO LIMIT
At I.rnit One R Mil rati mid Firty Tons
Aaaaaaaltiai Will it. Takes The
tlty of Paklag win Koiiow IkarUp
with Troapa FhUlpplae laaargeata.
Washington, May 13. The nary
department decided to have tho crui
ser C'hiirlcston start immediately on itn
relief mis-ion to Dewey's fleet t Mn
nilln. The Charleston will leave with
out waiting to convoy tho City of T -king
and other ships loaded with sup
plies. The orders to the commandant
of tho navy-yard nt Mare island are to
put 011 botld tho Charleston all the
limn unition she will carry, so long as
her steaming capacity is not retarded.
It is the understanding here that at
least 150 tons of ammunition can be
pUt OH board. It is estimated that it
will take the Charleston two weeks to
reach Manila.
The rush orders to tho Charleston
will have the result, possibly, of oblig
ing the department tO send another ves
sel, probably the Philadelphia, along
with tho troop transports, which are
expected to go out from San Francisci
about the end of the week, as it is very
unusual in time of war to send such
transports without a warship for con
voy. lly extraordinary efforts on the part
of the authorities here, all the powder,
shot and shell requisite for the relie!
expedition have been assembled at San
Fruneisco already, though it was at
first thought it would lake until the
15th to draw these supplicB from the
various points. The ammunition in
cludes 500 rounds of big projectiles for
the guns of the Olympia, and about
20,000 six-inch shells, and 10,000 live
inch shells, as nil the cruisers of Ad
mirul Dewey's fleet mount five and six
inch guns. Thcie is also an ample
supply of the smaller sizes of shot and
shell for the machine and rapid-lire
gnus. Tho stock of powder will be in
three lots, aggregating over 70,000
pounds.
The Charleston bus u crew of about
300 men, und this probnhly will be
augmented by a marine gourd of a few
hundred men. The Charleston is a pro
tected cruiser of 3,730 tons displace
ment, built of steel, und mounts eight
guns in her main battery. Shu has
twin screws, and an indicated horse
power of 0,060, The authorities In ie
hardly expect her to make more than
13 knots, owing to her heavy stock of
coal, ammunition and supplies. Her
coalbunkers ore rather limited, so that
she will probably bare to stop at Hono
lulu to recoal.
Tho City of Peking, which will fol
low her, is n very fast merchantman,
capable of being pushed to 1H knots or
more, so that even with the handioa
she has of starting several days after
the Charleston, there is a prospect that
she may overhaul her in the race across
tho Pacific and reach Manila first.
This will depend, however, on how
soon the City of Peking can bo made
ready for a start. Saturday is the
earliest date mentioned.
The Charleston is commanded by
Captain Henry (tlnss. Asido from
carrying ammunition and supplies t.
Admiral Dewey, tho Charleston will
piovo a valuable addition to his squad
ron. She will come next to the Balti
more in point of size and effectiveness.
In determining upon this speedy de
parture of the Charleston, the
authorities here have had in mind not
only the need of giving ear ly relief to
Admiral Dewey, but also have been
somewhat apprehensive of the attitude
of the Philippine insurgents. The
news reaching here from the Philip
pines, indicating that tho Insurgent
force might resort to massacres, is re
ceived with sorious attention by the
oflleials, as the present position in con
trolling Manila bay imposes n certain
legtee of responsibility in seeing (lint
civilized methods prevail, ami that tbt
insurrectionists do not resort to law less
mid incendiary measures,
Thr Pfclllpplne Question.
Now York, May 13. A special to
tho World from Washington says:
Thoro is considerable difference of
opinion in congress on tho question of
holding the Philippines, Every one
concedes that they are valuable, but il
is thought by somo that they would be
a source of weaknoss. Tho opponents
of Hawaiian annexation aro almost to
a man In favor of disposing of the
islands, while on tho other hand the
friends ol annexation believe the
United States should hold the islands
permanently. One thing seems cer
tain. If it Is concluded that the islands
gre to be knocked down to tho high
est bidder, a coaling station will DC
bold by the United States.
Itiiinorrd Naval Movnnenta-
Ilong Kong, May 12. It is rumored
that nnval movements nro progressing
which suggests an intention on tho part
of the powers to intervene between the
United States and Spain.
Tonquin pnpers (under French direc
tion) denounce tho Americans as pirates,
and tho Anglo-Saxon race as encroach
ing upon the Latin mce.
The British gunboat Swift will relieve
the gunboat Tinna at Manila. Sho will
leave Hong Kong tomorrow for the
I'h I II pplnee.
Drew a Hmall 1'rfse.
Key West, May 11. The Spanish
fishing smack Santiago Apostal was
captured by the gunboat Mayflower, off
Havana - : tv. and brought in by u
priie crew this afternoon. Sho was
bound from Yucatan for Havana, with
a cargo of flah and a crew of 10 men
She was rounded up with one blank
shot.
No Sympathy for Hpela.
Montevideo, May 18 The govern
ment of Uruguay has refused permis
sion to establish heie a Rsd Cross So
ciety in aid of the wouuded Spaniards.
GOINQ TO THE FRONT.
Oregon nud WaSawSSJteS Troopi Lease
for San e'ramls, .
Portland, Or., May 13. Portland
turned out to a man Unlay to bid fare
well to the llrtt four companies of vo.
tliiteors to leave Oregon to tight for tin ir
country.
The soldiers marched through the
streets to their train amid such a wav
ing of flags, shower of flowers ami
tumult of cheering as has never been
seen in Portland before. Along the
lino of march 0,000 school children
SVOd lap and shouted as they passed.
At tho union depot, where they em
barked ut S:30 011 a ecial tram,
thousands of people were gathered to
wish them well.
The battalion which left was tin 1, r
command of liieStSWant flolimel Yoran,
the major being C. U. Uantciibein.who
was Isirn and raised in Oregon. The
command consisted of company A,
Captain H. L. Heath; company II,
Captain J, L. May; company C, Cap
tain W. C. Moon, and company D,
Captain A. F. PrOOOOtt.
First Batalllea 1 Hon Waafclagt,
Tacoma, Wash., May 13. Amid
martial music, Hying Hags, waving
handkerchiefs, cheers and many tears
from loved ones left behind, the first
batallon ot Washington state volun
teers inarched from their camp south
of 1 he city through the principal streets
this morning, embarking on the steam
ship Senator for Kan Francisco. They
were escorted by a mounted troop, vet
erans, sons of veterans ami cadet BOrpS,
Among the hands was 0110 fiom the In
djiiu reservation. Tho schools were
closed and a general holiday observed.
Thousands lined the sidewalks to bid
good-bye to the departing soldiers.
Thr Coast Is Safe.
Washington, May H. BepreeenU'
tivo Tongue has now been assured by
tho nuvy department that the com
merce on tho Pacific coast is amply pro
tected. There are now 15 vessels of
different sizes attached to the Pacific
squadron, which are suid to bo enough
for tho purpose of cruising up and down
tho coast, but more can be added il
found necessary
BRIDGE ACROSS THE COLUMBIA.
Illll for lie Construction Introdurrd In
thr House.
Washington, May 13. A bill allow
ing the British Columbia & Seattle
Hnilroad Company, of Washington, to
construct n railroad bridge across lbs
Columbia ut Vancouver, was recently
intiodueed iu the house of representa
tives, Under the provisions of tho
bill, work will be commenced within
two years from the passiu-e of tho act,
and completed within two years. The
bridge is to include two lurgo draws,
at least one span of sufficient size to
permit of smull trafllc, uild is to bo
constructed 10 feet above high water,
taking the measurement from the max
imum limit. Provision is made to
guard ugainBt obstructing navigation
on tho Columbia, either temporarily
during the course of construction, or
after the structure is complete. Tho
work is to be carried on under tho sn
iervision of the secretary of wnr, to
whom will be submitted for approval
drawings of the bridge, ami maps of
tho location. Favorable action on this
measure w ill undoubtedly lie had, as a
bridge at the K)int named is needed by
the public us widl as the company.
BURNED TO DEATH.
Tlirrr I'rrsons Killed In a Ilia PhUtV
delpfcla 1 i"
Philadelphia, May 13. Three per
sons were burned to death today, and
properly amounting to fSfifi.OOO de
stroyed by a tire which originated In
the dig six story building occupied by
IfeOadden Bros., Wholesale dealers in
toys and tiieworks. GUI Market street.
The dead are:
William MoCadden, a member of the
firm.
Charles Hiehardson, a packer.
Miss Bvelyn Caldwell, n stenogra
pher ami typewriter,
Their bodies were found on t lie sec
ond Moor of the rear of the building,
ami were so charred that it was impos
sible to recognize them, hut as all the
employes with the exception of those
named have been accounted for, there
can be no doubt as to their identity.
Three other iktsoiis are missing the
engineer, the Bremen and a porter.
The lire Originated from an explosion
of fireworks.
Trn Injured by " Ksploslon.
Cleveland, (., May 13. Ten men
were seriously Injured by an explosion
of gas in the new wafer works tunnel
under the lake. Tim explosion occur
red over 08,000 feet from shine.
HER BOILER BURST
Totni DesMaetloa or Spaalak Tarpede
Boal Destroyeri
London, May 18. A dispatch to the
Globe from Gibraltar says a British
steamer just arrived there reports ofil
cially that she passed a Spanish tor-pedo-liout
destroyer yesterday, which
wus guarding tho straits. Shortly
ufter the steamer passed her all the
lights of the destroyer were suddenly
extinguished, a terrific explosion fol
lowed Immediately and ths destroyer
di8apieared. Tho disaster was appar
ently caused by un explosion of her
boilcts. It is believed all on board
perished.
The Peels asset,
London, May 18. The Spanish torpedo-boat
destroyer reported to l
(dow n up near Gibraltar probably is tho
Destructor. The Destructor is classed
us a torpedo gunboat. Shc wan built
at Clydebank In 1887, and was 102 feet
0 inches long, and was estimated to
huve a speed of about 23 fe' knots. Her
armament consisted of one 8.6-inch gun,
four fl-poumle'S. quick-firing, and four
Maxim guns. She bad throe torpedo
tubes, and a crew of ft5 men.
Killed Hie Nrl(hbr.
Pendleton, May 13. Melvln Green,
aired 27, was "hot and killed in front of
his home ut Bingham Springs, !ii)
I miles from Pendleton, about 1:S
o'clock this afternoon by Sam MahafTy.
! There bad bSSB bad blood between the
two men for a number of yeuis on uc
j count of Green filing on the lund Ma-
I ... if v had souattud on.
A notable event in municipal en
gineering is the operation of an electric
- a( Sll.,trn.l I 1 . - .,.,, in
giiieering is the operation erf an olee
light plant at Sboredltch, London, in
which the steam is generated by the
mill hustiou ol city refuse.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
Seattle Market.
Potatoes Yakiiuas, llfj 13 per ton;
natives, s ,i 10; sweets, 2 V' 'r isjund,
box of 00 pounds, f 1.70.
Butter Fancy imtivo creamery,
brick, aoeUMc; ranch, 10 f 12c; dairy,
IS J Idc; low a fancy creamery, Sic.
Cheese Native Washington, Ut)
13c; Eastern cheese, 13c.
Eggs Freeh rauoh, Uc; California
ranch, Uc.
Meats Choice dressed beef steers,
be; BOWS, TflTMSI mutton, bc; pork,
7c; veal, small, 8a
Poultry Chickens, live, pyj pound,
hens, 14c; dressed, Idc; turkeys,
live, 14c; dressed, 17ltlV.
Fresh Fish Halibut, (li t 7c; steel
heads, 7 (4 He; salmon trout, Ut 10c;
flounders and sole, 3(4c; torn cod, 4c;
ling col, 4 id, So; rock cod, 6c;run lt, 3yt
6c; herring, 4o.
Olympia oysters, icr sack, f8i.3a.25.
Corn Whole, $23. 50;crucked, per Ion,
(24; feed meal, (21 DSI ton.
Hurley (tolled or ground, -r ton,
(20; whole. (35.
Flour Patents, wr barrel, (5.00(4
5.36; straights, (4.7S; California
brands, (il.oo; Dakota brands, (5.00
(ij(,"i. 7S; buckwheat Hour, (it, 50.
Millstulfs Until, DSf ton, (10; hints,
er t (I ; t IS.
Feed Chopped feed, (2lnl22 per
ton; middlings, per ton, (IM,(1M; oil
cuke meal, per ton, (85.
Hay Paget Waitd, new, ier ton,
flotd 13; Kasterri Washington timothy,
(1 .; alfalfa. (11; straw. ( f,
Oate ChoiSS. per ton, (28(930.
Wheat Feed! wheat, er ton, (20.
I'ortland Market.
Wheat Walla Walla, 0788c; Val
ley and Hiticetem, MO09I cr bushel.
Flour Best grades, (4.1(0; grabaiu,
(t.s,,, superline, (J.7S a-r buirel.
Oats Choice white, 44c; choice
gray, 34c cr Imshsl
Barley Feed barley, (2t; brewing,
(25 per ton.
Uiilstnffe Bran, (10 er ton; mid
dlings, (25; shorts, (lu.
Hay Timothy, (rVi ;i; clover. (11
nt !'', Oregon wild hay, (One 10 per ton
Eggs Oregon, lie ist doseu.
Hutter Fancy creamery, 85(J40c;
fulr to good, 80(d36o; dairy, 36 (?) 30c
I st roll.
Choose Oregon full cream, 13 ,4";
Young America, 13m 1 to.
Poultry Chickcus. mixed, (3.00 per
dozen; bens, (I 00, springs, (3.60(3;
Mess, (0. 00 (it 0. SO; ducks, (tl.OOnt
0.60 per doten; turkeys, live, 18(4 13c
pel pound.
Potatoes Oregon llurhiinks, 80of40e
per sack; swifts, (1.75(43 or cental.
Onions Oregon, (2.2duj(3.0U er
sack.
Hops 6 13 lBo per pound (or new-
crop; 1800 crop, 4(!l0o.
Wool Valley, 14(glGu per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 8eJ13c; mohair,
35c per pound.
Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers
and ewes, 4c; dressed mutton. O'nc;
spring lambs, 10c ht lb.
Hogs Gross, choice heavy, (4.35;
lixhl and feeders, (3.00(d 4.00; dressed
(5.0(UI.25 per 100 siunds.
Heef Gross, top steers, (3.60(4
4.00; cows, (2.S0(n3.26; dressed beef,
0 4 (d 7c per pound.
Veal Large, 6(j6'ac; small, Odt
0jC per pound.
Nan franrlseo Market.
Wool Southern coast lambs, 7('t8
Sun Joaquin, 7((0c; Northern, 11 (it 12c
1ST lb.
MillstuiTs Middlings, (23(.i 2S.S0;
California loan. (2(l.0(!uf 20. So per ton.
Onions Silvurskiiiu. (2. 50(33. 00 per
cental.
Hutter Fancy creamery. 20c; do
seconds, lOe; fancy dairy, I He; good
to choice, 1 , in IS c per pound,
'Eggs Store, HsjClSc; ranch, 13
110,
Fresh Fruit Apples, 35cm (1.50 per
largo box) (herriea, ffteOILOOi do
led ami white, 25((00o s'r box.
Citrus Fruit Oranges, navels, (1.00
fj l.fiOl Mexican limes, 4.00j Cali
fornia lemons, 76ucr(1.00; do choice,
(1. 25 (t 1.50; per box.
Hay Wheat, (33(if2H; wheat and
oat, (21 m 25; oat, (14. Sum Ili. 60; beat
baihy, 18jai alfalfa, (13.50t
14.60; clover, filter 15.
Cheese Fancy mild, new, 10c; old,
10c per pound.
Potatoes Early Kose, BOfj 10a
Hops 10(14(1 ht pound.
He HhiI lleer for HafaOS.
New Vork, Special. The British
steamer Ardemnohi, which sailed from
Guiana, April 33, for Havana, with a
cargo of cattle, arrived in this mrt to
night, having been unable to teach her
destination owing to the blockade of
Cuban ports by United Stales war
ships. The ship, when "if Matanaaa,
April 37, at 8:83 P. M., wai boarded
by a Isnit's crew from the Cincinnati,
and her captain was told that, owing
to tho blockade, his vessel could not
on tor Havana.
Lugano, Switzerland, May 13. The
latest reports from Milan indicate the
rising of the ieoplo has been mastered.
Troops huvo been ourlng Into the
city all night. In all parts of Milan
Whole streets were torn up by the moh.
Not a pane of ulass Is unbroken, ffOOTI
are mostly torn down, and on all sides
can be seen the remains of tires und
wrecked furniture and othor household
goods. In fact, tbero aro portions of
the city practically sacked. Trouble
also occurred ut Treviso, Verona, Ha
duca and tin
To Seise una Wllhln a Week.
Washington, May 13. The bugbear
of tho yollow fever sconrgn is to be Ig
nored, and the Spaniards aro to be
ejected from Cuba before mldsummei,
if American soldiers can drive them
out. Lust week's decision to keep the
volunteer army in great camps at
home to drill an I harden them for the
campaign of invasion next full, has been
set aside, and, instead, the new regi
ments furnished by the states will be
hurrying toward Cuba within a week.
Chased by a Spaniard
Boston, May 12. Captain Rolsurts,
of tho Warren line steamship Homan,
now at this port, reports at noon last
Friday, when 7i miles south from Sable
island, a Spanish torpedo-boat was
lighted. She had do masts Slid showed
no flag. She pursued the Homan for a
half an hour, and was apparently gain
ing slightly, when a thick fog, aocom
paaled by '''1 '" ""' torpedo
boat was lost to vielfj
Th heart h- at ten strokes a minute
Ices alien one Is lying down tbsn when
In an uptight peetars.
OREGON'S SUGAR INDUSTRY.
The Trans-Mis eel Valr Will in
Uoubtedljr lllis It Great liupelue.
A proiiositiou on foot at the Omaha
Trans-Misslseippl fair this summer
winch is of vital Interest to Oregon
farmers, Is tho nianofaetnio of sugar,
illustrated by a plant In operation on
the ground. Tho complete piocess, It
is said, a ill bo il'uetratcd and all
grades of tho staple article will be
made in plain sight of siectutors.
In connection with this project, uc-
tivo Interest hus boon manifested by
tho Oregon commissioners. Special
representative ol tho commission have
isit. I the Grande Hondo u:loy and
the Willamette valley, and havo ac
quainted thorn- Interested with tho plau
for showing the progress madu in lato
years at utilising the most plebian-
haiking plant known to tho agricul
turist
In a general way it is stated the sub-
toot of sugar beet growing will be treat
ed from the time the seed is planted
until the crop is matured and will bo
practically exempt tiled.
Arrangements havo been made to
demonstrate ut the fair that Oregon's
wondefully fertile soil Is especially
adapted to tho growing of tho beet,
and that If capital in the middle west
ern states is seeking an outlet In this
promising Industry, Otogoti offers the
bwt advantages and every inducement
to come. hero. It will be the purpose
of those in charge of Oregon's exhibit
to explain what has been douo for tho
Indnstry at La Brands anil to show
that Willamette farmers will do tho
sumo for a factory here.
Tho agricultural college faculty,
which has enlisted its support in a
gratifying way, will arriingo complete
exhibit of Oregon soils with scientific
analysis. This will bo displayed In tho
horticultural building at Omaha and
all queries relating to soil and crops
will he answered in a most complete
and satisfactory manner. Whatever
shall bo accomplished for Oregon at tho
Truns-Mississlppl fair tviH be practical,
as the commissioners lave hud that
end iu view in all they havo under
taken to da
H. D. Inman, of Portland, who Is
largely interested In working for the
success of the Oiegon display, says that
bo is satisfied that tho Omaha exposi
tion is to bo a great success and that
Oregon will reap beneficial results in
greater proportion from tho fact that
tho expo -itloii city lies In tho puth ol
thousands bound westward after gold
or a home this season. It is nearer
home and tho attendance ut tho fair
will bo drawn from all the truns-Mis-slssippl
states and the East. If tho
Pool lie coast status wunt more people
to settle In their borders, additional
capital and fresh industries, Mr. Inman
most heaitily believes this is the time
to lot tho world bear fiom us. Too
much cannot be done for immigration,
for upon futuro immigration depends
Oregon's advuiicemuut.
The Qeaesal
The sucoos of tho Oregon display at
tho Columbian Fair at Chicago will Ik)
repeated on a far more comprehensive
scale at the Trans-Mississippi Exposi
tion, which opens in June. Tho stato
commissioners appointed by Governor
Lord, having In churgu tho work ol
preparation havo gone actively to work
and not a day has been lost. Funds
aro pledged, there is over 11,000 foot ot
space contracted (or on tho ground
floor of tho dcpaitmeiit buildings ut the
exitoeition, and uveiything is progress
ing toward a successful end.
From tho time the subieet wus first
broached the promised Oregon exhibit
at the fair has met with sipular favor.
Tho advantugca to bo derived from tho
advertising which ovury section of the
stuto will receive there this year, seem
to be oloarly realised. Tho advan
tages, it Is believed, will bo greater in
proportion than came from the Colum
bian fair, although in that world's con
gress of wonderful sights Oregon did
appeal as quite a factor. Tho salmon
fisheries of tho Columblu, tho wool
growing industries, tho mines und
stock of Eastern and (Southern Oregon,
tho fruits from II I rivoi and tho
fertilo Willamette valley, and tho
varied other icsourcos of this statu will
bo represented.
An exhibit at tho Trans-Mississippi
exposition which will he noted with
the deepest iutorest by the entire medi
cal fraternity will bo tho baby incuba
tor, and tho progress of tho jioor, puny,
little lives that will inhabit it will ho
watched by thousands of oyes. Tho
invention Is designed to assist naturu
in preserving the lives of nowly born
babes who aro too frail to battle for ex
istence, and tho records show that
since 1801, when it was first Intro
dm i d, It lias saved sovorul thousand
human oreatnres by forcing pure OHM
Into their lungs, providing an oven
temperature for their sensitive llttlo
bodice, and protecting them against
the thousand and onu dangers to which
these, tiny nowcomers in this woild aro
ei posed.
Australian Coal for Japan.
The price of coal iu Japan has risen
very greatly of luto, far beyond any
expectation. Australia has beuu ship
ping coal to Japan und owing to tho
high price ol tho commodity has found
the venture a paying one, notwith
standing tho proximity of tho Chinese
coal fields. A slight fall In prices,
however, will stop tbo Australian itu
Iorts. arrow of Giraffes' Hones.
The flesh of young giraffes, especially
that of a young cow, Is extremely goon, i
somewhat like vcul, with a gime-liko!
flavor. Tho tonguo, trom is w u
Inohos long, Is also very good. But
the marrow bonos afford tho greatest
luxury to the South African hunter.
A giraffe marrow bone, about throe
feet in length, roasted over tho camp
fire and sawn io half, furnishes, with
the accompunlment of toast or bread,
an cpicureau feast for a couplo of men.
Lottery of Marble Carving.
Blocks of marblo for statuary pur
poses are something in the nature of a
lottery. Onslow Ford, who is at work
on the statue of Huxley for tho natural
history museum at South Kensington,
London, has been most unfortunate In
this respect Twice be has hud his
work well undei way, when he has
truck blue veins, which ruined tho
statue. He Is n"w at work on the
third block,
The fashlooabln quarter of Sidney,
Haw South Wales, bears tho beautiful
name of Woolluommoullua
Use only one heap
ing teaspoonful of
Schilling s Best Bak
ing Powder to a
quart of flour.
You must use fuw teaspoonful nf other baking powder.
Waterways in itnssia.
The ltus-ian government will shortly
open a water route into tho interior of
Rltalan Turkestan and thus furnish
tho country with communication, and
to some extent with water also. For
this purpose advantage will Is- taken
of a line of depressions ol valleys ex
tending from a noint on the lower
course of Atnur-1 ui iu river eastwunl
to the Caspian sen. A riiual to the
Caspian can he built on a comparatively
easy lino The Uiissiau experience in
Turkestan has shown that the ancient
fertility of the country can U restored
by Irrigation, ami Large shipments of
cotton aro now made to Moscow. The
promising mineial deposits have also
been located and transportation iii ad
d it ion to tho present trans-Caspian
railroad is much needed.
llll.l.M Or VMIK IN KAHIIKINAIII K
II Kxrtl HANTS.
The iiuostlon has bees mooted over ami ever
strain ahethei the ttiitaftlii( of French ami
to rinan ,11-lics ns,ri the tttlls ef fare of Hie
better elaaa ,,i American reataaraahi i or is
ml an liner, ivemctit Many pfSieaa Ihst he
litre their Intredui'lhin our DOoattUJ i soars,
barbaric This Is an ns'n aasetiea, hut no hill
ft tare presents attractions la thr tysawptle,
Ian II. ev. like Ihr bilious, malarious ami per
lOBS with weak kidneys, call be cured bj Hos
iers toataek niiirrs.
aiiekrapeare's Hongs In Musln.
Shokcspourc'a songs put in music
and sung by single and collected voices
was the entertainment furnished the
members of the Chicago Woman's Club
nt Handel hall the other evening.
TUV sHAMM fOOTKtMIC.
A nowder to hi
hnken luto the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen, ner
, ner
II you
s, I rv
mi s, nud hot. ami net tired easily
have siuartlnn feet or tfChl shoes, try
Allen's Tool Base. It cools the. feet anil
makes walklitK easv. Cures swollen and
sweating feel, hbslers and callous spots.
Relieves corns and bunions of all pain ami
i:i , . - rest mid comfort Ten thousand II S
litnonials of cures Trv it lisbi"- Sold by
all druggists ami IBM stores for Its, Sent
b mail for i s in slumps. Trial package
I 1,1-1 , II.. . All.... si it I ,. . I I..
r iir.r.. nstssnae .., i - v.,,no-, ...
lloy, New York.
A sleigh made by Colonel David
Moseley in 17711 hus bam in tho family
service ever since. It is now ow nod by
Edward Moseley, of Wcsttlold, Muss.,
il great-grandson.
aioo utcwAitii aioo.
The reailors ef this PSPSS will be plcMort to
Hwrn Ibal lliero la at least olio dreaded dl-euse
iliat son nee low bssa aide to curr iu all li
liases, and Ibui laealarrb. llaU'sCuturrli Cur
l the only loslllve en re known U Hie Uiedlel
ir rnliy i Kiatrii is-iini aqoBSMtottoeatdti
ess.-, rMtttrss a cmisifttiileual trsalssral.
Mall s t ui s r r n l ure Is taken Inicrnally, aeilitK
dtreeiijr upoa lbs biissi and siasoas snrissss
of UM bsfsia. Ihsrsiii aSstrwrlai ii"' tooBdSs
Uoo id Ihc dlSfSM, and alvlny the patient
slrcnc l h by loilbltnv up lire constitution and
asalsiliiK nature In dulnn Us work. Tho pro
prleutrs bare so Bnicli fallh Iu lis rarSilTS
BOWSta, that MM offer One Hun Irsd Ikillars
Inr any ease thai It (alls Ui cure. Istmd tor list
of U'stlmoulala. Address
X. . CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, 0.
Hold by druggist. 7rlo.
Hall's Kainlly fills aro the host.
For lung and t best diseases I'lso's ("uro
Is the best iiiadlclns ws bars oasd, Mrs.
J. L. Horthoott, Windsor, out., fjaasda,
An ingenious butter of l'uris con-
alrnolo.l il lions,, ill foil lllllilll (kill nf
... A..n ,1 L . VI 1. 1 J
d4,OOOOIil IIUIS. I hi- lliill.si! eoiininioti
of ii parlor, iliuliiK riHim and bed-room;
also a kiteben.
Ks C C O C & C C1 C C1 C V C C1 c c s
UiablUlwd I7S0.
Baker's
Chocolate,
celebrated for more
than a century as s
delicious, nutritious,
and flesh forming
beverage, has our
well-known
YellOW I a be I
on the front of every
package, and our
trade mark, "I, a Helle
Ctincolatiere, 'un the
ESX
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Msi.f onlv ar
WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd, $
V Dorchester, Mass.
M. V. N- K. Mi
WIIKN wrltlna to ilvirtlara please
i Oils, paper.
p
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(2H actual horsepower)
Price, only $183.
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COTTAGE COLORS
PURE PHUT REiOY g
Best Reputation.
Best Paint for Dealer or Consumer.
Gilor Cards Stnl Trrr.
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Good
Health
In thr wnrk tun Hiilul
of liumuiiit. llf wIki
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RATCLIFFE,
Fur th KpofMy, mfc mu MfaMntttl euro of nil
NiTvoua rttronli' itml RMelalvllMMt, M (,n
hi t '" r itUHit MRravVntol feTUM. Tlir-ro In M RUM
III !ih wnrltl mins lifti 'ff t ifl rn inunT im rinnin tit
'i' ii M ' I H'nmi-u ol Ir ui.I.m wiitvh
nlhrr ih)'lmnn nf hi kmwr1fi nbtilly hud Kvra
up n.n iu'i.'l- ii h thin rmlnt!it - t ili-.i.'
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IV.S, Th.ftfu1 s-ir. m . r ii. -i, . t.-i or Iihit.
rrty tr.iiii l fjyn, i .ikhii tlrnirtn, Wfkftknt f
M9 Mfl bfltot iilitiJri, ml Una uirroors, l.k f
nirtary mnA pu$Amok iim In htv'k, I MM mi'l
kMllfrii Aintf histliv OUm tllntr xnlnic Mini-i in.
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lift, i r l . ' ' 1 ''mi curi" y i u, ii1) uiAtii'f wli i or
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I haft hMM wi'h'iirn tlirotiiili ill's u-', lmVWtMV
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1 t-tii-iikih rtnil vigor tbroujtli hinuw.i u johmM y-
inn onrtnntit.
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of Ihf fliiir' - it . t. . with un tail ni BOOWW.
sl'Krl.VI. imhkihkh, inrtaromno, din-
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all ntiflbrrra. CONKULTA I loN I rlKK an I -nil-tla-rit
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
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It It
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