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Newspaper Page Text»á*a—a ÖemoGrefi® firnes 11 THEDELUDEDWORKMAN ffi*>ablica* Dla*rw*aia«r*. I Th* protectionists of Iowa did not dare to exrind* all those Republicans Who favor tariff revision from partici pating in the national convention, for th* press dispatches aay that str of tbe delegates out of twenty-six are re visionists. Ferbaps the way Senator Lodge bossed the job of getting rid of a similar trouble in Massachusetts was the better one. Ho read those who favored reciprocity out of the party, ■syiug their place was with the Dem ocrats. This ls where all tariff revl slonistM must finally line up if they really want to accomplish anything, for the platform of the Republican national convention will prove that the trusts have more power with that party than Its honest voters have. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. Tbi Kind You Have Always Bought DB JOHN 0. WHITTEN tlemau, from which the accompanying portrait is reproduced, says of Dr Whitten: He has been for eight years 'professoi of horticulture in the Missouri uuiver slty. He has studied at the South Da kota Agricultural college, at Cornell, at the St Louis Botanical garden and at Halle-Wittenberg and has the degree of Ph. D. from the last named univer sity. He is a Maine man by birth. A Natural Ckewia* Guta. How to Xaiage the Pierson Fern. To assure symmetry and graceful proportions, the Pierson fern should be grown on raised stands or suspended from tbe roof of tbe greenhouse, and the results will amply repay the grower who alms to produce fine specimens. This fern should not be shaded except in the hottest midsummer days, when a slight wash on tbe glass may be needed to prevent burning. It is a gross feeder and Is happiest when pot bound and given liberal stimulant, with cool culture, abundant light and plenty of room. If these hints are followed, there will be little or no tendency to “revert to type.”—Gardening. H*w to Hull Walawta. Hulling walnuts as usually perform ed is a dirty and disagreeable task, for the juice stains the hands a deep brown very hard to get off. There is, how ever, a cleaner and easier way of re moving tbe hulls, to which Mr. W. W Ashe has called tbe editor’s attention. It is simply to bore a hole slightly lar ger in diameter than a bulled walnut through a piece of maple or other hard wood and then drive the walnut through it This not only removes tbe hulls, but does it quicker than any other way with which we are acquaint ed.—American Botanist. A t'aefel Shrab. Berberis thunbergil Is one of the most useful shrubs a landscape artist can have. In winter Its berries are at tractive; In spring the leaves are a bright green, and the younger ends are usually a lighter color than tbe older blanches. The coloring in autumn is exquisite. It never grows high, is well adapted for border or edging and doe* well on terraces to edge a stair way —Gardening. 1 hlu«« Doing I* Forestry. It Is stated by D. G. Fairchild that some species of bamboo will stand a temperature of 6 degrees F. It Is be lieved that there are in California, Ore gon, Texas and throughout tbe gulf and southern states many localities suitable for the culture of bamboo. Attention is being directed to tbe pine lands of tbe south and to tbe pus sibillties of scientific forestry In pro tiK'ing forest production in tbe south ern Atlantic coast states. The neces sity for the protection of tbe present forests from fire, destructive lumber ing, etc., is recognized, and tbe possi bllltles of handling the forest so as to produce a continuous crop. Tbe leading problems In New Hamp shire forests are said to be tbe refor esting of white pine areas and tbe maintenance of tbe spruce output Re cent statistics show that nearly 2,000.- 900 acres of land have reverted from Improved farm land to an unimproved state, and much of thia is adapted to the growth of white pine. Forestry au thorltles suggest tbe planting of areas toon which no reforestration has taken pk-ce, thinning when necessary, refor esting the cut over areas and extending the furent area over all landa which are not adapted to agricultural crops. Deafaes* Caanot be Cured By local application, a» they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There la only one way to cure deafne*-, and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness 1« caused by an inflamed condition of tbe Eustachian Tube. When this tube 1. Inflammed you ba ye a rumbling sound or imperfect hear- ug, and when it is entirely closed Deafness la the result, and unless the Inflamation can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condl- t ion hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out-of ten are cat sed by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in flamed condition of the mucous sur face». We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars, free. F. J. C haney A Co., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggist», 75c Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti pation. I Ayers à’ Hair Vigor St. Jacobs Oil? Dark Hair LIEE PRODUCED BY AID He Wai _ 0E CHEMICALS TULARE SWEPT BY SANDSTORM The spruce and the sweet gum are not the only plants that afford a nat ural chewing gum On the western prairies the rosin weed (Silphlum laeln- iaturn) exudes a resinous substance that after It hardens may be used for chewing. Country boys are wont to pull the flower heads from the plant and to return later for the hardened juice. This same ailpidum is familiar to many by the name of compass plant, and it is probably the species to which Longfellow refers In “Evangeline.” Its leaves ar* as large as the largest leaves of the burdock, but cut something like an oak leaf. These great leaves are always held aloft with their edge* In stead of their sides turned toward the sun.—American Botanist. I Nafnre Afford* n Safe A*ylum For th* Still Unknown Whether He Is Ally* lielpleaM Fishes. or Drowned. 1 t It ls doubtful whether protective mim Washington, June 30.—It was said 51 I t icry among animals is better exempli last night at the state department that fied than in the case of the fish com there was still no news from any oi K monly known as the marbled angler of the department agents in Europe re the Sargasso sea (Pterophryne bistrio), specting the whereabouts of Frederick 3 I What are your friends saying Owing to its peculiar structure it is a Kent laiomis, who disappeared from poor swimmer, aud it therefore spends the Kaiser Wilhelm II on the 20th about you? That your gray TRAM Men Under General Oku most of its life moving slowly about MASK. Inst., off Plymouth. The affidavit ol 11 hair makes you look old ? on the bottom among corals, seaweed, ture Strong Position Mr. Flamm, the passenger who report > i And yet, you are not forty! etc., which these fishes closely resem ed that he saw Mr. Loomis land at Russian Forces. Postpone this looking old. ble in color and In outline. They cling, >! Plymouth, has not reached the stat« I I I department, but the officials have giv 1 too, to the floating masses of sargas- sum weed with their peculiar fins, and 3C Toklo, June 30.—Severe fighting en close attention to the newspapei the color markings of the fish closely abstract of the affidavit, and are in Los* of PI aca . Loss of Comfort* i i took place at Kai Chou on June 25th resemble the weed Itself. Not only does clined to think that this Is a case oi > : all follow in th* train of not ualng : t which resulted in the capture of th*’ mistaken identity on the part of Mr. the weed thus furnish a home for this Use Ayer’s Hair Vigor and species, but the fish actually constructs place on the morning of June 26th. Flamm. in view of the accuracy which st a nest from it and therein deposits it« restore to your gray hair all Toklo, June 30.—The Japanese sec has hitherto characterized the returns eggs. One of these nests, found in con the deep, dark, rich color of ond army has effected a juncture witl of the steamship company as to th« nection with the Hassler expedition, boardings and landings of its passen ■ early life. Then be satisfied. the first army and the whole now hai gers. However, assuming that Mr was described as consisting of a round For Rheumatiim, “ Ayer'» Hair Vigor restored tlie natural mass of surgassum about tbe size ot a fighting front of 120 miles. Flainm may be right, the theory most v Neuralgia, Lumbago, color to my gray hair, and I am greatly two fists rolled up together. To all ap pleased. It Is all you claim for It.” Sciatica, Sprains Tokio, June 30.—It is unofficially ra generally accepted here is that th« A Mun. E. J. V a NDS ca S. Macbsuicavllla, N.Y. pearances it was made of nothing but missing passenger may have been con ported that the Chik Wan Shan, Chli 00 a bottle. J. C. atbr co .. this gulf weed, the branches and leaves fl cealed by some of his friends in a All druggists. ____ Lowell Mass An Shan and So Cho Shan, three forti of which were, however, evidently knit for sanitarium until he shall have recov together and not merely tangled into a on the southeast of the Port Arthui ered from his fit of abstraction. 3¡C roundish mass, for, though some of the defenses, were aaptured by the Jap ; leaves and branches bung loose from RAPID TRANSIT IN NEW YORK anese on Sunday after an all-day tight tile nest, it became at once visible that Prominent Man of Kern County Sho' which began with an artillery duel Big Subway Will Be Formally Opened Baseball Plaver* and Foot Racers! the bulk of the ball was held together j by Man Believed to Be Insane. So Cho Shan was captured first, ant in September. PROFESSION! CARDS Bakersfield, June 30.—M. Cesmat the other forts fell soon afterward Louis J. Kruger, ex-champlon loDg bj threads treading in every direction , New York, June 30. — The rapid among ¿he seaweed. By close ubserva I one of the most prominent men o j The Russians retreated west, leaving di-tince C ool racer or Germany and transit subway is to be opened tlou it became apparent that this mas* ' Kern county, was shot at noon yester forty dead. The number of the!) formally on September 1st. The date Holland, writes,Oct.27th, 1901: • Dur ing my training o'eight weeks’ io t of seaweed was a nest, tbe central part' F K. BO W E RSOX, M D. day at the Southern Pacific depot a wounded has not been ascertained. was decided upon yesterday at a con race* >■’ S'It Lake City, tn April last, of which was bound up in the form of Kern City by a Frenchman name« Physician and Surgeon. The Japanese force consisted of al ference between Mayor McClellan and 1 is d Ballard’* Si ow Liniment 'omy a ball, with several loose branches ex Frank Grimmaud. branches of the service. The Japanes* August Belmont. Belmont called upon urea lea i satisfaction. Thtre'ore I tending in various directions. On still Two shots were fired, one enterinj J lest three officers and one hundred highly tecommetid Snow Liniment to' Office in Orth’s Building. under the right eye, the other passim , men killed or wounded, and captured the mayor to assure him there would al who are iroubhd wi'h sprains, closer examination the uest above de Hours—2 10 5 and 7 to 8 j. m scribed was found to be full of eggs, be no further delay. Elaborate cere- biuisesor rheumatism ” 25-,50c, »100 through lae chest just above th< two guns and a quantity of ammunl which were scattered throughout th* mouieH. In which the mayor and other bottle. Sold by Dr. J. Hinkle, Cen heart. Physicians say the injuries art tlou. Jacksonville Oregon mass. city officers will take part, are to be tral Point. fatal. Nature has thus afforded a safe asy held. Operations Indefinitely Postponed. Grimmaud ls supposed to be insane The work has been held up repeated ■ lum for these somewhat helpless fishes, Liao Yang, June 30.—The Japanese He says that Cesmat tried to sene whose cutaneous filaments, which are ly by strikes, which have prevented! are reported to have retired ten tc him to the insane asylum seven yeari plentifully-provided on tbe belly, around sub-contractors from finishing sections ago. and ue came back for the pur twenty miles from the positions which the mouth and on the dorsal spine, so on time; by unlooked-for difficulties In they recently held. Owing to local pose of killing him. It took eight mei nearly resemble the weed itself that Offio* I d Red Men's Building. to overpower Grimmaud and take bln rains it Is thought that the operations tunneling and excavating, and by mi predaceous fishes doubtless fail to rec nor accidents. north of rort Arthur have been indefi to jail. ognize the living animals, and thus the nitely postponed. It is unofficially HOBT. G. SMITH, escape extermination.—Scientific FANCY LEAVED BEGONIAS. latter state that th* Russian fleet put out American. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW from Port Arthur several days ago and Valuable For Beautiful Foliage aad encountered the Japanese fleet, I d Grant's Paas, Oregon. Good For Cut Flowers. Women as Well as Men the ensuing engagement between the Some new fancy leaved begonias are, two fleets three ships were lost. No practices sll the oonrts Office U Han* according to Gardening, the result of Are Made Miserable by details of the engagement, however, building op sulrt Spontaneous Generation of Ani a cross between begonia discolor and Trees Uprooted and Part o! are available here Kidney Trouble. begonia diadenia They are valuable inai Life Demonstrated. London, June 30.—The Paris corre Warehouse Destroyed. on account of their beautiful leaves J. M. KEENE. D. D. 3 spondent of the Times says it is re and are suitable for cutting purposes Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis ported »-at the Russian government Anderson, Ind., June 30.—The spon as well as for decorative uses. These couragesand lessens ambition; beauty, vigor Fresno, June 30.—A fierce sand has applied to the French government ■PtCRATiVE DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY taneous generation of animal life. In begonias must be kept in a cool house and cheerfulness soon Office* ,n the Adkins Densi block storm uprooted orange trees, tort for permission to have all tbe vessels disappear when the kid down fences and telegraph poles anc of the Baltic fleet coal at French ports the form of insects, from chemical Oregon neys are out of order dedfard. compounds was accomplished and demolished buildings around Lindsaj on their way to the far east. or diseased. The Russian government, the corre demonstrated here yesterday by Dr. Kidney trouble has Tuesday. The wind came in terrific P. P. PRIM A SON. become so prevalent gusts from the east, accompanied bj spondent says, is at present negotia Charles W. Littlefield, a local scien ting for a large supply of coal, not only V that it is not uncommon tist. Professional men witnessed the <TTORNEY6 A ND COUNSELORS AT LAW drops of rain. Telegraph and tel* l' for a child to be born In France, but also in Germany. demonstration, which was repeated for phone lines were down, and communt Jacksonville. Oregon j3 afflicted with weak kid the benefit of sceptics. The scientist Battleship Rammed and Sunk. cation by wire with the district wai neys. If the child urin shut off. Cronstadt, June 30.—The Russian declined to make public an analysis ates too often, if the Win prsctlee in sll eouru ot U>e Sutte. Ot See In tbe Court House leal dooi tn the urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child Great loss to orange and fruit or battleship Navariu, while returning to of his solution, but Btated that one ot rlrtt frotu entrano* reaches an age when it should be able to chards was sustained. Several house; her anchorage yesterday, was rammed his compounds was as near to proto I control the parsage, it is yet afflicted with were moved from their foundations by the Russian ironclad Netron Menla, plasm as possible, while the other bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of A. C. HOUGH, and many barns leveled to the ground which struck her amidships. The dam consisted of common salt, aqua am the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first monia and alcohol, the union of com A 300-foot section of the big McNeai age is not serious, though it may be ATTORNEY AT-LA W step should be towards the treatment of warehouse recently constructed at necessary to dry-dock the vessel. It pounds arresting and controlling th* these important organs. This unpleasant trust's Pas*. - braga*. Lindsay was demolished, and thou Is believed that the period for repair vibrations of luminiferous ether and trouble is due to a diseased condition of the Office over Halr-K.ddie Hardware Store kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as sands of sacks of grain were exposed Ing the battleship will not be a long producing animal life. A few drops of milk-white fluid were most people suppose. to the weather. The wind passed one. Women as well as men are mads mis westward from Lindsay and tor* dowr London, June 30.—The Toklo corre placed in an airtight case and with the H. D. NORTON erable with kidney and bladder trouble, trees all the way to Tulare. spondent of the Times says that the aid of a microscope of 250 diameters and both need the same great remedy. iron there were visible innumerable mi NEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Mooney’s grove suffered severely report from St. Petersburg of General The mild and the immediate effect of BKGOXIA HELENE VON' SE UTTER. for there many dozens of young tree« Kuroki's retirement is ridiculed in nute black objects, apparently boiling Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold Grant** Pesa. Oregaa. [From Moller's Gartner-Zeitung.) were snapped off at the root. At Ta Japan, where the delay In forcing a in the liquid, then rising and flying | I by druggists, in flfty- or running wildly about the case. Dur gus switch, southwest of Tulare, s' great battle is well understood to be while they are young; otherwise they i cent and one acilar Offio* above 3 P. D.4L Oo '• Store. new barn belonging to Adolphui due to the habit of Japanese generals ing one experiment the apparatus sud are too tender and when large plants sizes. You may have a Mitchell, 100 feet long, was turned In not striking before the deliberate denly became aflame, destroying one will shed their leaves at the slightest [ sample bottle by mail I free, also pamphlet tell- Bom u completely over and wrecked. An an completion of all their preliminary case of the chemically made insects. change of temperature. ! mg all about it. including many of the Dr. Littlefield will undertake to nex adjoining the barn was taken uf plans. Dr. Hermann von Lingg grows tall, ' thousands of testimonial letters received nourish the strange Insects into high bodily and carried 100 feet into an al and the leaf is deeply cut, dark green frem sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer falfa field. Ozro Mitchell was blown FIREMEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE. er culture to ascertain what they will with silvery white markings. Sc Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.. be sure anc from a wagbn in which he was riding ! Overcome by Dense Smoke in Burning propagate. About one year ago Little Heinrich Li ugg is somewhat lower i r ention this paper. field developed atoms of life germs than the above, has very attractive and hurled against the side of a build Don’t make any mistake, but re Celluloid Factory. from crystals of salt subjected to dis growth and compact foliage, is silvery member the natue, Svamp-Root, Dr. ing with terrific force. He escaped New York. June 30.—Throe alarms tilled water, aqua ammonia and alco white, deeply cut, with green veins Kilmer’s Swamp-Boot, «nd tbe ad with severe bruises. The damage ha; of Are were turned in for a fire in the hol, and since that time has experl- In the center and irregular green mark dress, Binghamton, N. Y. on every not been estimated, but in the path oi five-story building at 4S3 and 485 mented to produce a higher form of ings around the edges of the leaves. bottle. the storm it is heavy. Broadway. One hundred and fifty life from chemical solutions. This is particularly suited to cut dower girls employed In the building rushed work. MURDERED BY INSANE MATE. PICNICKERS IN WRECK. out the Broadway side. The buildings Helene von Seutter is a tall growing Frenzied Italian Literally Tears HI* are occupied by several large firms. Members of an Oakland Parish Hava sort, splendidly marked, Tbe leaf is The fire started in tbe sub-cellar of silvery white, threaded with olive Victim to Pieces. Narrow Escape. Abatract* aide la Titles st No. 835, occupied by Rica & Höch green, which ruus along the veins. Thia San Jose, June 30. — The broad gauge Lead*. San Francisco. June 30.—Placed un ster. dealers in celluloid. All the em- ■ Is a very distinct ariety aud will at LEGAL DOCUMENTS. watched and unguarded in a little ployes In the building escaped, but train, bearing about 1500 people, mem tract attention anj where. all siad drawn up MpeciaUvpertatalnc ia room at the city and county hospital more than twenty firemen were over bers of the St. Francis de Sales’ parish Tbe Modern Remedy fur Women tbe settlement ot estate*. with Robert Allen, an aged and help come by the burning celluloid. One of Oakland, to a picnic at Sunset park The Citraaae and the Tan*elo. accounts Silicited, Prompt Rcalttaicc. REXICONA bas Cured some of tbe less paralytic, the lust to slay over of these, Captain Edward Levy, was in the Santa Cruz mountains met a Reporting the proceediugs of the first aorst cases of MONEY LOANED. came Buonomo Marants, an Insane pa found in tbe cellar after he had been rather unaccountable accident near OVARIAN aad UTERINE Dlaardera tient. yesterday, and with fiendish de missing more than an hour, and his Alina, a short distance from the old ' annual meeting of tbe Society For inretment securities » speeialty. Jac Mae* Jounty Scrip bought and sold. light he trampled the life from his condition is regarded as critical, The tunnel, which happily was not attend Horticultural Science, American Gar-' »X LEICORRHOEA dening tells that Dr. Webber of the have a complete set ot maps ot all surveyed ed with any fatal consequences. crippled room mate. Never has a mur loss is placed at »150,000. and* tn thia oounty, and receive Abairaeta United States department of agricul At the point mentioned the engine nonthly from Roaebur* Land Offioe. the Laad der more horrible, more brutal, been Jepartment at the O. A C R. R. and the 8law and two cars jumped the track. The ture presented some of the results SWEPT BY CLOUDBURST. committed in this city, never has a T he R exicona C o . caad Department at Salem of all new entries other cars, nearly a dozen In number, which be lias obtained in breeding xade l am thus prepared to make out home more heavy shadow of responsibility Lady Agents Wanted I Van Lea f.l hardy oranges. Ojje of these classes, stead papers and take proofs thereon. Also 1 Houses Washed Away In Suburban remained on the rails. The engineer rested on the hospital officials whose take tilings and proofs ot timber lands, aad section HiiiSDurçj. Section ot of Pittsburg was injured, but not seriously. Soon crosses of u common cultivated variety can save to parties tbe expense of a tris carelessness permitted such a crime. and the Lardy trifoliate, has been to tbe Roseburg land office after the 11:30 o'clock narrow gauge Twenty minutes after Dr. A. W > Pittsburg, June 30.—Over 500 homes, named tbe citrange, Tbe fruits are train went on its way to Wrights from buslness houses and school houses, a ’ kave a Number af FlaeFarma aad atber Morton, one of the visiting chiefs, and Ì .................... About tbe size of a tangerine orange, Desirable Prapertv la my bead* far Thomas Riordan, the chief warden short distance from Pittsburg on the Los Gatos, and, finding the track ba.e a thin skin, are very juicy and Sala. I blocked, proceeded to hook onto the heard the sounds of an awful commo Panhandle railroad, were inundated by are nearly seedless. The texture of the AW Prom ot reply made to all let tan. Char*, tion, screeching, and the thud of a a cloudburst. Many buildings and i broad gauge cars yet on the track and pulp is all that i-oulit be desired, but m in accordance with 'he tinea returned to Ixis Gatos with them. The Refers, by permission, Hoe. H. X. Hanna body pounded about the floor of ”J' bridges were washed away, horses and tbe fruit is rather sour. In flavor iudge of the 1st Judotai District, and to aay operating room. As they rushed tc cattle were drowned and at least one excursionists, headed by their band, citranges are more like lemons or ARCHITECT and austness house tn Jacksonville. SILAS J. DAY th* place and opened the door th« life was lost. There were mauy nar were directed by Father MacSweeney limes than oranges, but they resemble to Bunker Hill park, Los Gatos, and ABSTRACTER air was heavy with the sickening odoi row escapes. The flood did not subside until day- held their picnic there. A wrecking no other fruit in existence. of fresh spilled blood. There lay th« Another of these hybrids is the tan light and many famllies slept out of party was sent at once to the scene of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. crumpled corpse of poor, old Allen on gelo. a cross of the tangerine orange the floor beside his cot, with the rag doors all night, Tracks washed away the accident to bring back the way- - and tbe pomelo, or grape fruit, it is BLUE PRINTS U nited S tates L and Orrtca Ing maniac leaping gleefully upon hk and many towns above and below Oak ward engine and repair the damaged really a kid glove grape fruit. It should M .. . ^Roaot)Urg- Oregon. June U. UM Of any Township In the track. How the accident occurred ls dale and Carnegie are without means Notloe ls hereoy given that In oompltanoa breast and face with his bare feet Roseburg Land District. not be cut but tbe skip should be re with the provision* ot the act of of still a mystery. Tbe men threw themselves upon th& of communication. June 3. 1878, entitled An act for th* sale of moved with the fingers and' the seg PILING PAPERS The only fatality reported so far was timber land* in th* State* ot California, Ore murderer and forced him struggling t< 8CORE3 KILLED BY TORNADO. ments dipped Into sugar and eaten. gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," a* Prepared for Filing on Rome his bed, where, when he was strapped the drefwning of an unknown Italian extended to all th* PubllcLand States by act Hailstones Weighing Nearly a Pound Both of these fruits are new creations of August 4 18M. Loren A. Reed, of Taeoma, down, hand and foot, he went intc The damage will reach »100,000. stead ur Timber Claims In the strictest sense of the word. They | County of Pierce, Stale of Washington, has Fall in Russia. spasm after spasm. Nothing in th« this day tiled tn this office b,s sw^rn statement are both much hardier than the com OST Special Attention given to CHKKIB BEY AND LOOMIS TALK Moscow, June 30. — A tornado swept No. «¡«.for the purchase of the Wu of EW of room was disturbed. Alien’s milk and mon orange and cau probably be grown Matters In Connection with section Na 88, In Township No. «0 Rant* No the city Tuesday night, causing enor 3 W . Willamette MerlJlTn. »¿d will oSftroif Washington, June 30. — Cheklb Bey, ' gruel lay untouched beside his bed. Nc tbe U. S. Land Office. 200 miles farther north. Dr. Webber to show that the land sought 1* more valuable mlssle, no weapon was used by th< Turkish minister at Washington, has' mous damage. Forty-five persons were believes that these two hybrids, wltli tor It* timber or stone than for agricultural « phone 4i5 « had a long conference with Mr. Loom killed ,and thirteen injured are being others of their kind, will prove to be murderer. purposes. And to establish his claim to said land before 'he Register and Receiver of this Is, the assistant secretary of state, the cared for in the hospitals. progenitors of whole races of new office at Roseourg. Oregon. Thursday, the 8th Marks Bld.,Rossburg, Or Two villages near here in the track citrous fruit and that in ten or fifteen subject of which neither of them cared 'day of Septembe -.IBM. Hs names as wltnes-- 8TILL AFTER BOODLER3. es: Mrs. Clara J. Wlsa, ot Taooma, Washing to discuss. It is said, however, to be of the storm were destroyed. One hun years we shall have hardy edible St. Louis, June 30.—As a result O) t n. Mrs Emm* H Williams, of Sjaaaway dred and fifty deaths are reported oranges. eonnected with the projected visit ot Washington. J. H. Gardner, W. a . McCroaaon. the confession of Charles A. Gutke sll of Roseburg, Oregon there, and eighty five persons were the grand Jury has begun a new the United States naval fleet in Medt hurt. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to fils boodle investigation. Six members oi tarranean waters to some Turkish their claims In this offio* on or before said The telegraph system was prostrat the alleged combination and b I x mem porta about the time Mr. Leishman ed and railroad communication is in 8th day of Sept., ISM. returns to Constantinople from Franoe _ _____________ J T. BRIDQEB. Reglatar here of the house of delegates whc terrupted. Hailstones weighing three- were not members of the combinatlot and la ready to resume his negotla ttons with th* port* for a fuller r*c quarters of a pound fell during the ware summoned to testify, presum NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. storm. In one grove of 2S0 acres only ably in oorroboratlon of revelation! ognltlon of American interests in Tur one tree wan left standing. U nited S tates L and Omci, kV Despondant Man Kills His Wife am Then Himself. 3rinted livery Wednesday, by Perris, June 30.—Despondent It 1 supposed, on account of illness, Georg ImtsP.intiLg Company 8etin yesterday slew his wife with t C has . N ickell , Editor and Mgr. revolver and then took his own lif A HORTICULTURAL EXPERT. with the same weapon. — Setin was about 33 years old, an< TERMS Tbe Sew President of the Missouri belonged to the Bakers’ union of Sai State Horticultural Society. One Year, m advance . »1.50 Francisco. He and his wife came ti Among the most widely and favora Perris about six months ago from Sai Six Months..................... 1.00 bly known state horticultural societies Francisco. of the country Is that of Missouri. Of On account of failing health he wen vines With Patirle States Telephone Co this society Dr. John C. Whitten Is the to Los Angeles for medical advice Ryan Building, California St. newly elected president. Country Gen- and it is supposed that what was toll him of his physical condition mad< Eut*r*<l st the Posioffice al Jaekaouvll'*, Ore., him despondent. as Secund Class Mall Matter He returned to Perris yesterday an< proceded to his home, a half mil« from town. Word was sent to Dr Reese of Perris, asking him to call. When the physician arrived h« found both Setin and his wife lyinj dead on a bed from bullet wounds Slow to Realize the Evils of The couple leave no children. Republican Policies. Dr. Dickson, the county coroner was notified and he will hold an in quest today. LAOX OF WORK IN TEXTILE TRADE MURDERED FOR REVENGE. The artisans and workingmen of the country are fast discovering that the protective tariff does not protect them from wage reductions, and in many cases from no work at all. This seems to be especially true in that hotbed of protection, th* state of Pennsylvania, for the Public Ledger- good Republic an authority—recently announced that: “With thousands out of employment by an almost total stagnation In the Industry and in the looms of a large number of mills working on half and three-quarters time, worsted yarn spin ners in this city propose to combine to cut down the operatives' wages to the basis of those paid in New England for similar work. This means a reduction of 15 per cent In the cartings of 20,000 spinners.” Besides the worsted operatives above mentioned, it is reported that 60,000 other textile worker* are idle, t11 work-1 ing in protected industries. Worsted yarn ls protected by a tariff duty of 30 or 40 cents a pound, according to qual ity. and an additional duty of 40 per cent ad valorem. This enormous pro tection of course prevents the impor tation of foreign yarns, except a small amount of Saxony wool, especially pre pared for ladies to knit with, so the whole home market la preserved for the wool yarn manufacturers, and the profits are very large, there being no competition. Yet this protection has resulted In “an almost complete stagna tion ot the industry,” with no work for many of the operatives and a reduction of wage* even to those working on half time. That ls the terrible condition to which these poor, deluded disciples of pro tection have been brought in one of the highest protected Industries, and the condition has existed for some time. It must also be remembered that the cost of living has vastly advanced under thia protective tariff system, so that even those workingmen who ar* fully employsd and who have been fortunate enough not to have their wages re duced have all they can do to make both ends meet. ‘ Tbe Protective Tariff league, which is an organization of the protected trusts and manufacturers, defines in its constitution its object to be “to protect American labor by a tariff on Imports which shall adequately secure American industrial products against th* competition of foreign labbr.” This Republican organization, which control* president and congress, has succeeded perfectly In shutting out competition as far as woolen yarns are concerned, but both the league and th* Republican party, who enacted the Dingley tariff law, have miserably tailed “to protect American labor” tn that Industry. The facta are th£t In Philadelphia and elsewhere ths markets and stores ar* crowded with customers who have so little to spend that they ar* obliged to buy th* cheapest clothing and the poorest provisions, and thia poverty may be mostly traced to tariff monop oly. The cheap wool clothing is nine- tenths cotton and mercerized cotton or Imitation wool. Hence, the worsted spinner is out of work, for only the well to do can buy the "all wool and « yard wide” production. In other protected industries similar conditions exist. High tariff produces over-pro- ductlpn, fosters trusts and comblna tlona, which boom thing* for a while end then the Inevitable breakdown comes. Th* workingman will have to study the** matters—necessity msy compel him to do so. If he does he will soon discover that a tariff which will pro duce enough revenue to support the government, honestly and economically administered, with trust productions that are selling cheaper abroad than I at home placed on the free list, will reduce the cost of living and make mors stable wages and secure employ ment all the year around. That ls the Democratic position, and the greed of the protected interests and monopolists ls proving that con tention ls best for the American con Sumer and of more lasting benefit to tbe honest manufacturer. The Repub lican cry that Democratic success would Injure the business of tbe coun try is but partisan rubbish, and tbe history of tbe country shows It to be so. Tbe universal prosperity of low tariff periods, when other causes did not interfere and when the government Was honestly administered, is an un answerable proof for a reasonable .tariff. A NEST BUILDING FISH. NO KIEWS' Or LOOMIS. DOUBLE YRÂGÈDŸ AT PEtiRIS. 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