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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1897)
KNOCKED OCT. I it knocks out all calculations of attend hig buRincps in the right way for a day i'abeii wc Wllke ul' '" "ie morili"B sore and f - The disappointment lies in going to i k'.'l riglit and waking up all wrong. Jrhere is a short und sure way out of it. (Jo 1 to btd after a good run with St. Jacobs Oil '.ml.voii wake' up all riirlit; soreness and j djuurns all gone. So sure is this, that men iniucli exposed in ehangeful weather keep It bottle of it on the mantel for use at night ui make sure of going to work in goodnx. (Long Distance Signaling. ' the Greenwich observatory lina been fjmt into telegraph communication with lihat of tho WcGill college, Montreal,' und tlio signals oan bo flashed between j Hie two places, a distance of 3,300 I miles, in three-quarters o a second. TOE LAST MAN ON EARTH 1 r MftlpMlv eToeriment upon himself with t botof -relief is the dyspeptic Yet the nns- Hums for ill is maliuly are us the Finds . of tho tea and, preMiinft'ily, about ns cnkiieiotis. In jiiettian, I hut olisthiste mtiltuly, even If of Iwg perpetuity, is eventually overcome with HofitclUT's Stomach Hitters, an appetizing uinioanri alterative, wliieh cures ennstipHlion, i..ranrlRiriie. tilllous remittent, rheumatism. lidsey eouiplaint and fccblenes. An even cubio foot of average soil was weighed anil analyzed at Cornell University. It was found that the soil in one ttcre one foot deep weighed 1,082)$ toiiH. Alt OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS. We are asserting la the courts our right to the eiclusive use ot the word "CASTORIA," and "HTCHliK'S CAbTOKIA," as our Trade Mark. I, Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, malhe originator of " PITCHER'S CAS fORIA," the same that 1ms borne and does now bear the fasiinile signature of CHAS. H. FMiTCHKR on Btry wrapper. This is the original "PITCHER'S ; CASTORIA" which has been used in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty years. ! Ixok Carefully at the wrapper and sec that it is i Uu kind you have always bought, end has the I igniture of CHAS. II. FLETCHER on the ' wrapper. No one has authority from rue to use j ay name except The Centaur Company of which ! Out. H. Fletcher is President. i Hatch S, tS)f. SAA1UKL, PITCHER, M.D. ! i Lightning rods may be valuable if largo enough and insulated sufficiently j looarryujvuy a bolt of lightning. Tho j common lightning rod is not of much BOMB PRODUCTS AND I'VltE FOOD. All Eastern Ryrnp, so-called, usually rerv liglit colored anil ol heavy body, Is made from rtucme. "7'm tiiirdrn Itrinn" is nuido from Sugarcane and Is strictly pure. It is for sale b; OrM-olaas uroeers, in cans niilv. Manufac tured by the I'acinc Coast Sykut Co. All nen. line "I'm (ttutlm lirioi" have tho mnuufac lorer'i name lithographed ou every can. In a recent lecture Professor Berjr mnn, of Berlin, Btated that in 50 (uses of perforating the skull for epi lepsy, he knew of only one permanent KK.t Kins Solomon's Treasure," only Aphrodisiacs! mmkiuiwn. (Hen Dictionary.) r,.uo a bo. 3 WHof treat ment. Mason Chemical Co., P. O. Box Nl.riiilsdrii.bia, Pa, Firelighters are made in Germany bf twisting wood into a rope, cutting it into short lengths, and. dipping the nib of the pieces into melted rosin. I believe my prompt use of Piso's Cure prevented quick consumption. Mrs. Lucy Wallace, Munpiettc, Kans , Dec. 12, 18U5. Tit Schilling's Best tea and baking powder. The oyster ia one of the strongest eatures on earth. The force required to open an oyster ia more than 800 "men its weight. e Awful Warning. A8panish woman kissed her pug jogariu dieil of hydrophobia last week, i"" retributions of Providence for of Bense are often mysterious and ewe. Pomona Progress. . , .PINKHAM'S VICTORY Mr 3. Sidney Hamlet Cr4 X Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable ' Compound. 8rd norsE, Va. To Mrs. Pinkhara: " heart goes out in sympathy to all noare suffering1 with troubles pecul iar to the female sex. 'I would like to express my gratitndo W what your Vegetable Compound has tone for mo. 1 have been a sufferer ace girlhood; did not then know the of dreadful sick headaches and troubles. I could not take lonrr !ks, lift or carry anything-heavy , and very nervous. last summer I was almost an mild; could not walk across my without pain. I sent for our Ptysdclun. IIo pronounced my case a Wone of 'Prolapsus Uteri,' conges wm and ulceration of the womb, and I .was to lie abed. I was so dis a to find myself so helpless and wless to my family; I saw your Coin advertised and thought I would j7 I took several bottles, and used i Sanative Wash and Pills as directed, "ow ara 08 strong- as I ever was, wo do all my own housework. I can lt more than a mile without any jonvenience. ohl I am truly grate r 1 cannot write the good you have ""O tne. Words nr tmulonTintA to May God bless you for the juu are doing." Mas. Bidsm W-M, Eed House, Va. lll:IJ3Jal.-lJv I aett r.r,,..1ntHt Li ttbt talis. E I ir. . . 7rllP- l astea Uoou. i:un. MVrf In iln.n.i... MAY DIG UP THE HATCHET. Indian Territory Brave. ,..., , Co on the Warpath. Chicago, Dec. 23.,-A special' to the Times-Herald from V;lsiLg IroublBi,, ,ho Indian t.-rrUnrv i pectedbythu oouin,i,,i1KAf-'l.:ia aml wlwarehmilia, wth the condition of affijfe ,U!r.. o flT'l'V, 11,0 tribal-.fonr;3 win bB abolished by an act passed at the last session,. eongrws, , the United State , C0ltH given full 'jurisdiction ?r?re territ01'y- I" niany quarters -tho nrhcereotrthe vlpdian courts have tli'lardd that they will forcibly resi-t -til efforts to prevent them from doing busines". The United States marshals have given fiotice thatanv tribal co,,. ,. attempting to sit, and those nssumii,.". to conduct thorn will be arrested. " A delegation of eight Cherokces, sovnn of them full-hh.o.ls, is now in tho city. A few .lays a;: thev pre sented tx memorial to congress asking that the law be rescinded, but congress has now adjournal without action, and when it again convenes the Indian oonrts will be-out nf i.viV'!v". Meanwhile tho subcommittee of the senate committee on Indian affairs, appointed to consider the problem pre sented in the territory, practically de cided to recommend an unieudmont to the law applying to the apportionment of all lands held by the live civilized tribes among the members of these tribes, and also an amendment pro viding that all valid lcas;s shall he recognized by the government of the United States und the money paid on account of them covered into tho treas ury of the United States for the benefit of tho various tribes. The Dawes commission lias reported its failure to come to any conclusion with the Indians. Such agreements as liavo been concluded vary so in their provisions, that, in view of the fact that eventually a uniform system of government must bo provided for In dian territory, it is questionable whether uny of the agreements should be definitely ratified b. congress until the desired and necessary uniformity can be reached. Secretary Bliss thinks no government will bo satisfactory until congress shall provide for a singlo uniform system of laws for the Indian territory that shall place nil its inhabitants in possession of the rights of American citizenship. JUMPED FROM A WINDOW. Ex-Secrstary Herlierl'a liiuKli ti-r Coin mlta Sulelfle. Washington, Doc. 23. Miss Lelia Herbert, daughter of the ex-seorelary of the navy, died at her homo in this city this morning, as the result of a fall from tho third story of her home on New Hampshire avenue, in the most fashionable part of the city. The sudden death and the tragic features surrounding it were a great shock to tho lurjie circle) of friends she had nuiili) in Washington. llur death was traceable indirectly to an accident while horseback riding in her native statu, Alabama, about two mouths ago. This morning she was unusually bright and cheerful. Shortly before 10 o'clock sho drensad to go down stairs, but instead of de scending went to a rear room of tho third story, from which sho fell, sus taining injuries which caused bur death. The death was reported to police headquarters as a case of soioido, duo to melancholy and temporary aberra tion of mind as the result of a long illness. Miss Herbert was the eldest of ex Secretary Herbert's three children, and was a charming figure in Wash ington society. Socially she was ex ceedingly popular, and her presence, was sought at all gatherings. Her so cial triumphs here were repeated in Europe, whore she went to attend tho great naval demonstration at Kiel. Within the past year she has not en joyed robust health, but this only in 0 need her to redouble her devotion to out-of-door sports and exercises, and it was while regaining her health by out-' door riding that shu mot with the ac oident that indirectly resulted in her death. ; ' ' The .coroner returned a verdict of snioide through temporary insanity. As the facts were clear, he decided that an nquest was unnecessary. The Turk Apologlaeil. Constantinople, Dec. 2a. It appears that when the United States steamer Bancroft arrived at Smyrna on the night of December 3, she was greeted with a blank cannon shot and rifle bullets, from the fort of Venikle. A boat sent from the warship to ask for an explanation was fired upon and forced to return. Thereupon the American admiral lodged a protest with the United States minister here, Dr. Angell.who demanded the punishment of the guilty rttrties anl) an "I'lK"? from the Turkish government, which was given Sunday. In addition two Turkish oflioers were dimissed and sen tenced to a week's imprisonment. The Sowpnrt at Grey town. Washington, Deo. 23. A dispatch from Greytown, Nicaragua, announces the safe arrival at that port of the gun boat Newport with the members of the Nicaraguan canul commission on board. All the members of the party were well and the voyage bad been pleaBaut und enjoyable. WEEKLY MARKET LETTER T Offlce of Powninu, Hopkins ic Co.. fhlrneo Boar.1 ot Tra.u- ilrokerK. TU-TlU'hHmb r of l orn .werce Building, Portland, Oregon.) The Chicago wheat market is in an unusual condition. During last' week December wheat sold at premium of from 3 to lie, over cash wheat at New :Yoik, baUimore, St. Louis, Toldeo, jUuluth and other points. At one I time the premium at Duluth was 15. j With such premiums is it a wonder j that men like Armour and Weare ; should take the risk of felling Decem ber and buying the cash wheat in the iNortnwest when tho cost of getting it here from Minneapolis by rail is not over 7c to 8c? They-not onlv get the profit in the difference, but" also run the risk of the bulls changing their winds and leaving the wheat here, or at least a good nart of the a nno mm j bushels that will be here by the end of the month. They know that there is a good prospect of a large milling demand l "efore another crop is harvested. This jWill give them a chance to secure fancy ; premiums for all the good millling , V.W.it limy lm,y jmvu jlalj p B.,,n(J .as last spring. t In addition they get ;the storage. They believe in merchan dising wheat the same as nny other ar ticle, and when a profit presents itself they are not slow to get into the ter ritory tributary to other markets and take the wheat away from them. There never has been such a chance in years, and they have taken advantage of it and run the risk of the wheat grading. Not only has the bulge brought in freo offerings from tho , Northwest, where over 1,000,000 bushels have been bought within a week, but it has stimulated holders in the winter wheat country to send their wheat wheat here. The howling about the grading made them timid about risking December sales, and last week brought out offers of more wheat than was supposed to be in the country. This will place a larger quantity in the visible supply and give the bulls a chance to see whattheie actual ly is and enable them to make better plans for tho future. l'ortlniHl Market. Wheat Walla Walla, 74 75c; Val ley and Bluestem, 7778c per bushel. Four Best grades, 4.25; graham, f3.40; superfine, $2.25 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 853Gc; choice gray, 33 34c per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $19 20; brew ing, $20 per ton. Millstiffs Bran, $17 per ton; mid dlings, $21; shorts, $18. Hay Timothy, $12.u018; clover, $1011; California wheat, $10; do oat, $11; Oregon wild hay, $U10 per ton. ' Eggs 1825c per dozen. Butter Fancy creamery, 65 60c; fair to good, 4560e; dairy, 40 50c per roll. Cheese Oregon, 1 1 lc; Young America, 12ic; California, 010e per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, (11.75 2.25 per dozen; broilers, $2.002..r0; geese, $5.506.50; ducks, $4.005.00 per dozen; turkeys, live, 10 Uc per pound. Potatoes Oregon Burbanks, 3545c per sack; sweets. $1.40 per cental. Onions Oregon, new, red, 80c; yel low, 80o per cental. Hops 5 14c per pound for new orop; 1806 crop, 46o. Wool Valley, 1416c per pouud; Eastern Oregon, 713oj mohair, 20 22o per pound. Mutton Gross, best hheep, wethers and ewes, $3.50; dressed mutton, 5o; spring lnmbs, Sc per pound. Hogs dross, choice heavy, $4.00; light und feeders, $3. 004.00; dressed, $4.50 5. 00 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $2. 75 3. 00; cows, $2.25; dressed beef, 45,1ec per pound. Veal Large, 4''5o; small, 5J Oo per pound. Seattle Market. Butter Funcy native creamery, brh:k. 28c; ranch, 16 18c. Cheese Native Washington, 122'o; California, 9!c. Eggs Fresh ranch, 28c. Poultry ChickenB, live, por pound, hens, 10c; spring chickens, $2.50 3 00; ducks, $3. 50 3. 75. Wheat Feed wheat, $22 por ton. Oats Choice, per ton, $19 20. Corn Whole, $22; cracked, per ton, $22; feed meal, $22 per ton. Barley Rolled or ground, per ton, $22; whole, $22. Fresh Meats Choice dressed beef, steers, 6c; cows, 5,140; mutton sheep, 7c; pork, 7c; veal, small, 7. Fresh Fish Halibut, 50c; salmon, 8c; salmon trout, 7 10c; flounders and sole, 8 4; ling cod, 45; rock cod, 5c; smelt, 24c. Fresh Fruit Apples, 60c$l.25 per box; peaches, 75 80c; prunes, 86 40c; pears, 75c$l pebo1. Ban Franeinco Market. Wool Nevada 11 13c; Oregon, 12 14c; Northern 78o per pound. Hops 1014c per pound. Millstnffs Middlings, $2023; Cal ifornia bran, $17.0018.00 per ton. Onions New red. 7080e; do new Bilverskin, $1.902.00 percental. Eggs Store, 22 23c; ranch, 27 80c; Eastern, 14 19; duck, 2025c per dozen. - Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencias, $1.503.00; Mexican limes, .$2.00 8.00; California lemons, choice, $1.75 .25j do common, 60c$l per box. Last Chance! The $2000.00 . missing-word content closes December 31st. r.-x Result will be announced about January 15th- " Sciiling's Best baking povsder and tea are What is the missing word? not SAFE, although Schillings Best baking powder and tea are safe. Get Schilling's Btst baking powder or tea at your grocers'; take out the ticket (brown ticket in every package of baking powder; yellow ticket in t'na tea); send a ticket with each word to address below before December 31st. Until October 151I1 two words allowed for eveiy ticket; after that only one word for every ticket. - If only one person finds the word, that person gets 2000.00; if several find it, Jjooo.oo will be equally divided ariiong them. tvery one sending a brown or yellow ticket will receive a set of cardboard creeping babies at the end of the contest. Those sending three or more in one envelope will receive nn 1S9S pocket calendar no advertising on it. These creeping babies and pocket calendars will be different from the ones olfuied in the last contest. Better cut these rules out. Address: MONEY-BACK, SAN FRANCISCO. it S fc B. it! ! mm if jfte if Mmm it tHM 1 Hercules Special (2, uctnal horsepower) Price, only $185. I.ant of .loliti Itruwn'M Jury. The recent ai niversary of the raid of John Brown has brought to light the interesting fact that George W. Buyer of Harper's Ferry is the sole surviving member of the jury which tried this famous leader. Kclnutlflu DlHcnvvry Fund. The French academy lias accepted a legacy from M. Pierre Lassern, amount ing to over $100,000. The income from one-third of this is to bo awarded by tho academy of science fur a scien tific discovery. IKAKNKSS CANNOT II K t'CRKD Rv Inert I applications an (hey cannot reach th Jiwaneil portion of the fur. Tlire ia only one wy to ur (Icnines, ami that in by ouriHtlt 11 tional ri'inedit r. Deuftu'sn in can a by nn In fl timed coinlition of the mucous lining nf the KiiMHChian Tune. Whcu iIiIh tuho in in (lamed von have a rumbling pound or imperfect htar ing, and when H iHeuUrely nloM'il, deafness i thu remilt, and unions the iiillatnniatiou can be ttikenoutand thin till reMored to its normal condition, hearing will be dentroyed forever; nine riifiis out of ten are eanted by Catarrh, whtrh I not hi tlx hut an inllauied condition of the 1111 irons Hiirtacctt. We will give One Hundred I toll art! for any .'ane of deaf new, (ra ued by catarrh) tltal can not be cured by WaiTs Catarrh Cure.. Bnd for cir cular: free. F. J. C!l KSKV A CO., Toledo, O. Bold by drnggiM, 7i'k Hall's Family Pills are the best. Bonn's town autlinritioH have entab liBhul a tax on "tho mho of the col umns of air above the city HtrootH." A projecting window or balcony pays CO murks a year and every additional bal sony or projection over it 25 marks. WHO ARE WEAK BROKEN DOWN DISCOURAGED Hen who uffer from tba eitectt of dlieiue. over work, wurry, from lia folllci of joulli or tbe el ects, ei of inanhooil, from unnatural drains, weak nesn orlackof duTClopmotit of v7 organ, failure of vital forooa. unUtnesa for n arrlato, all tuib men aliould "coma to tbe fountain bead " for a Klentlno merhod of roanrellon powfrtoTttallre.derelop, ro itore,and jNlaln. Wo will mall whlioul rhargfl In n plain eealrd rnTrlopn a iairjnhlot tliat Toll It All. Nothina til uuaaked. Mo expo, aura, no deception. Addreaa I ERIE MEDICAL CO. ti NIAGARA STRECT, BUFFALO, N. V. 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Several jrcarn' experience on th : :hicago Hoard of Trade, and aOiorough know 1 ledge of the biiinenn, Heml for our free refer ence book. DoWNI.Vi, MOPK1NH A Co., ( hicngo Hoard of Trade Hrokeri. Oflicea lu Portland, Oregon and Seattle. Waah, ' ' NORTHEfiN ILLUSTRATED L CATALOGS m free SBucll loo Ijimhp.rsnn ISO FRONT ST Portland. Or. "CHILDREN TEETHIhq." t J Man. Wi.mj i h.wiHiic hTitt'r .iiouitl alwayabe J a vmmI fur eljtlilr.n tclli.iiy. Hmkiii,--. Ui (-lul'l.aoft. Ui (-lll'l,M.Tt. a rlfiil r-r.crid ll , iuxj flv cwiu a i a eita turn giinm. allav. all rHn. iiirc whul L thA bn r.mpH. fnr dlnrrticM. 2weul C TIAnO f'r traHnir and Iftnillri: KIIIlN II" " 1' irlfl It ,oWI.KIt.lluiaj7,l it field or Hllrer r.....irM I. Souibliiatuu.Coua. N. V. S. f . No. Ht, 'T. TifKS writing to aftvarltaara. plM