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INDUSTRlAt
. Canada Wantt Commerce. r'-.
i TO OPt1 th Tl JMica 10 tn com-
rntr- of the mi br niu ( lMt
', . im ahlD ranal la n eld dream aoon to
,-- b ea.)lad. - Th Canadian Kovornmont
S baa deairna on th commerce, ttvit mpvn
ton th American ooiUlnwit and .to. dJ
vtrt.lhat commercial atrtsam ; haa au
- thorlaad and la uat completion a aur
"i vey and eatlmato of an all-water Cana-
dlan irotiMT from.-tho lakaa, to the AU
t 'Pti.''Nvlif u tnr a enrtnaetlna
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rj.vera,rflowtnr northeae -iBto UioAt-
lantlc -The dlatanoe by canal la not
V .ml and tha coat haa been offlclaJly e--
tlmated at 5,OO.?0O to $70,000,000,
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. TnV Tront Farm. TrT
f k.c a farairn ran aenve nnmc irrnn
raialnv brook trotit for the market haa
'bean demonatratea Djr iewia j. jonoura
of Weat Battlcboro. Vermont, who haa
a flah preaerve on hia farm. '3r uln
. tha clear aprlng" water running through
. hla farm, by bta own Ineenuity, and with
I- a Uule jilred aaalatanoe he haa eatab
' llahed an inexpenalve hatchery, - where
-ba haa aueod li growing a -iarae
number of brooK trout with'whlcit ha
haa partly aupplled the local marketa
' blda furnlnhing thouaanda of amall
. . flah for atocklng atreama In adjoining
Setion's First Cotton. j 'J - y' .' yy-
- ijinuer .Guerrero, aT planter "of the
I Rio Orando valley, June 14. ahlpped to
-loalwaton the flrat bale .Of thla year a
cotton crop In the United Btatea. Tha
ibale will make tha rounda of the cotton
..n. of Oalvaaton. New Orleana,
1 Jaemphla And-Jlew, Tor and wlll ba
iCil'l REUGIOUS.y
Queen Donation Party...
Ct-'
' Woraa than a 'donation party la the
"eff-rlng In tha South' flea . lalandatln
. - aoma partatnera ta -11111-
- - eulatlpn among the natlvea, who hold to
' their crude currency, Manx, of , theaa
' bare been eonrerted, and tha collection
. ' bot iuggeata a . rummage aala .when it
TtWg.Tetumed-tO"thealtars'-Amonr.-tlie
tokom are atrtnga of white or red beads,
r am teta, tortolae abena, bamboo - boxea
' f- tieed. by betl ohewerai native cloth-and
- r (lahhooka. One colleotlon recently taken
p on a apeclal ocaalon waa aold for
I1I2.S0. and weighed almost 100 pound.
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' Buildlfif foe -16 Centuriee.:
'At 'Troyaa,: Francey- eeently waa
aolemnly- tnaufurated a church which
' haa taken- 1 centurlea to build, for It
"waa begun In tha third oentury and waa
completed but recently Thla la - Bt
Vrbai'e church, built by order Of Pope
Vrba4u on tha ,ta of the bouaa In
whtchi ha waa born. Only the founda-
, tona ware laid during Pop Drbanur
lifetime, end though th building haa
' long been conaeorated tha lait remain
Ing-atonea were laid thla year., The
..J .rrr-im m. mm fci nthln Iff hlltrlllrl.
t Artt,n
per bq
ry 43 Years; r'J-
.th,M vttk jif rnlaairtniirv wnvtt
Mia foeuc d' Aleuts, he jaJU
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maa and the Colrllle Indtan-rtbea ef
Idaho and Waa b In g ton la tha record of
Father Joeeph M. Caruana of the
Jeaulte. Father vCaruana r la now
at tha head of r the mlaalon at De
8met, Idaho, -on tha Coeur d-Alene rea
ervatlon. II mllea aoutheaat "of - Tekoa.
He haa; been there since the mission waa
established. In 1880. He perforata ' the
triple dutlee of prieat, teacher and post
master at the little-Indian village, but
finds time to entertain hie frtenda and
takea ' deflght In narrating . hla unique
experienoea among the . red men. y' y
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Islands for Sale.-.
The Canto islands, altuated- Hear the
Azores, which have been In the posses
sionof e Portuguea family v for. more
than two eenturtee. are offered for Bale,
It la aald that th United States govern
ment haa made an offer-aa th Islands
would make a convenient coaling atatlon
in mld-Atlantlc.. The talanda are now
owned . by Benhor H. Abreu, Lisbon.'
They are 859 mile from Lisbon and
1,170 miles from New York. Offera are
alao aald to have been .made by England
and Portugal. The -channel between the
two lalanda forma a convenient harbor.
They were vialted in Uft by the Ameri
can warshlpa Broqkljnahd Illinois..
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Teddy in" London. U '
The Carlton club Sof London haa ac
cepted the-offer of John Wanimainf to
present a portrait of "President Roose
velt to the club. In, appreciation of the
honor conferred - upon Mr. Wanamaker
In electing - him an honorary member
Tha portrait will be painted by Sargent
Mr. Wanamaker waa elected a member
of the club tn 1904, being, tha first for
eigner to be ad" honored by It. ""
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Leopold Ver.lUch.iJ.iL-,J.?y r.
' King Leopold will' leave a fortune of
110,000,000, moat of which wllfgo to the
Belgian people . for worka of publlo
utility.- He regard a hla dauahtsra-aa
Lear came to regard Regan and Goner II.
The daughtera. will get about $40,00
each. - .'-f' ; ' ' ! .. :
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Wears" Costly. Uniform. - 7r.
y. The moat coatly uniform Irt England
la worn by the earl marshal, whoae dreas
represents aa outlay of eome $1,260; not
Including jewela or ornaments. Seven
teen thouaanda yard of embroidery are
worked upon th coat In gold lace until
but little of the original cloth may be
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Brand land water' la furnished free
to membera of. the Belgian parliament
who are engaged In making lengthy
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Woman Was Foretroman. ;
" After trying In vain to eacap jury
duty Mr. Mary S3. Lapier of Cripple
Creek, Colorado, waa choaen forewoman
of a Jury that tried a divorce case there.
She waa the flrat of her wtx in Colorado
to serve m that capacity.
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. Mrs. Oeorge-'IInlman of Springfield.
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Absolutely perfect Baths and Swimming Pool
3 Flowery Japanese Tea Garden, y
4 The largest Chutes in
FinestDanclng Pavilion on. the Coast . .' .
: The only Bumps, exciting end exhilarating
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- lO--The new Yacht Club Building, -y y ?ry
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NEWS OF-THE WEEK
GROUNDER CAUSED
v . GOLD TO SHOW
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4 - During a baseball game -at
Rhyoilt. Utah, lyilllam Orlf fltha,
'a mining expert f Salt Lake,
who waa playing first bass for
e . Rhyollte against Beatty, reached
' for a grounder. The ball etruck
' a email atone and rolled away.
: Griffiths picked up the stone
end glanced at It. A aecond look
e disclosed the presence of free
el gold.
-Griff ltha. said ..nothing;- but
4 allppad ... th atone Into hla
,pockef-' He -obtained a lantern
' and returned to the spot - after
- dark to collect more of the rock.
e 1)y the aid of hla aesayer'a out-.
fit he proved the rock to be
d worth over $000 a ton, and. asso-
elated with frtenda, he bought a
4 heavy interest .In the property,
e which la owned by the Shoahona
d National Bank Mining company.
e It la reported that Qrlfflthe baa
e refused ltS.000. for hli stock.
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to- male admirer over the telephone,
and her husband demanded a divorce.
Mr. Hoi man often ecolded hla wife, -and
aha filed a cross bill because of that.
Butf a Jury In the Sangamon county cir
cuit court did not consider telephone
klsaing adequate ground, nor frequent
scolding sufficient and, .both, cases were
thrown out of court."-"
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Ethnologists Hunting Adam. ' , ,
: Ethnologists are continually ' making
excavations tn oavea In the hope of dis
covering evidence of e race of men
supposed to have Inhabited North- Amer.
loa In prehistoric times. On of the
recent-Investigations haa been completed
by Dr. ' Charlea Pes body of ' Phillip
academy, Andover, Massachusetts. A
large cava at Cavetown, Maryland, waa
th scene of the exploration, and Dr.
Peabody.-wtth - Warren - Moorehead and
10 men, dug for more than a month. , ,
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Has Trained Fish:"y : V. ;y .C
r "l5vfneSchaef fera truck farmer llv
ing at Llmeport,-Pennsylvania, think
he haa the only trained flah In the world,
It la a carp,, It Inrhea long,' weighing
eight pound. Mr.. Schaef fer caught It
In a mill danh-near hla home two years
ago, when it weighed alx pounda. With
two other be placed It In the spring
In his yard. Tha flah, which Is called
John.-seems . to .have Intelligence, ap
proaching that of a dog. , When called
by Mr. Schaef fner or any member of his
family It come, to (he surface to be fed
and petted. - . V ' .. ; ":
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Writes Indian Sltorthand. , . ' . .;.
'In the employ Of the Dewee commis
sion et Muskogee, Indian Territory, Is
a young Choctaw who la one of the few
stenographers In the ITnlted Statea who
can take dictation in shorthand in three
languages. VThle la I. J. Collins. He
speaks CBSFUW an6TXTlelHSWwltlr'ar'
muHt riuency aa ne aoea jsingiian. tie
la about 30 years old. - His father wa
g fullblooA' Choctaw Indian and hla
mother a Chickasaw. While bis fatber
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lived ha learned t apeak Choctaw. When
ha went to the Chtckasaw country with
HIs mother that -language aeemed be
easy for him aa the "CFoctaw, -
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Long Romance Ended. ' - ' yT J
' Mrs. Carrie Graves, a daughter of
MaJor-Oneral Braxton Bragg of the
Confederate army, died June It at 1-0:1
Eaat One Hundred and Thlrty-eeventh
street. New York, of cancer and waa
burled recently. General Bragg. In
hla - early career, was that Captain
Bragg of the ITnlted Statea army to
whom General Taylor- at -th battle of
Buena Vista gav hie famous order:
"A little-more grape. Captain Bragg."
It -was be who whipped Rosecrans at
Chlckamauga and fought Grant at Mis
sionary . Ridge. , He left lands and es
tate -when he died la 17I, " yet t hla
daughter, brought up aa a southern gen
tlawoman with servant and gallant so
ciety, lived for Z0 years as the wife of
a railroad engtnoer.-dolng th work of a
large household for she waa the mother
of nine children. All tma was me nnisn
of an elopement which stirred op the
society ef North Carolina tn Its time. '
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Patriotism on the Boom, y y
Patriotism haa become th basts of a
great American induatry. Because of
the amailng increase of patriotic aenti
ment In thla country . during the last
decade the manufacture of American
flags haa quadrupled. More than
1,000,000 etar-apangled banners annually
are mad of silk and bunting, but theae
form only a small portion of the total
number of United Statea flags that are
born, that 14 re and die between January
and January. - In remote farming dis
tricts where 19 yearsi ago the national
colors were rarely seen every suitable
occasion witnesses a flag display. The
flag haa been added to the household
goods from Main to California, and
from the Gulf of Mexico to the Cana
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Guards Paine's Tomb. .y f' y y
, Captain Geiorge W. Lloyd, the aged
euatodlan of the monument of Thomas
Paine In North street. New Roehelle,
New Tor,- is circulating a petition-ask
Ing that the city of New Rorhelle as
sume the task that he has been per
forming gratuitously for many yeara.
Captain Lloyd has. reached his 18th
year, and now that the Inflrmltlea , of
age are beginning to tell on hla once
rugged constitution .he feels , himself
compelled to retire. .
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Founds ,"Doggle" Home. . :.y
t'nwilllng to see the "dear little dog
gies caught at the dog pound and
killed. Miss -Amy ' Bonham. a oung
woman of York, Pennsylvania, haa pur
chased a building in Kaat Tork. There
she will provide a home for homeless
dogs until some one can be found who
will be responsible for them.
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Desth Calls, Firm.'. ' '
Three members of the Rochester' Clay
Pipe - company, which - waa organised
agout two years ago, have died within
four weeks, and the company, now with
out executive officers, may psss out of
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sj iPLllf vf jj ujjv 1 1. uit'Pigi ntisj 1 1111 sjeaunv
Of all the. deaths. The last death took
place laat week, when Samuel J. Dolan,
ged 32. of Bouthalde. this city, pssaed
away, ' Edward .WUlets. senior member
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11 The MUe of Midway Novelties.- 'p " r y -
12- The AUskan Sled Dog TraiL ' y x y -yy y
; 13 The Beautiful Oaks" Tavern and Roof Garden.-
14 The popular.Oregon Water Power & Railway Co.'s
lSThe charming Oaks and Ijiwns. - ;y 5; ;
16 The Boardwalk along the Willamette. .
"17 The new Automobile and Carriage DriveTyiL:-,y IS.
18 But one 54 fare to and from TThe Oak&. yj.
19 One hundred Swings for tbcXlhildren. I - ", .
; 20-Fifty Summer Houses for private lunches. j r v
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IN BRIEF
of tha firm, died four weeks ago. and
two weeks later James Lavelle, another
officer of the company, gucc'umbed. ' All
three men were well-known residents
of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.,
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Old postage atampe are., once more
coming into favor tor purposes of deo
oratlon. -Eight or tan 'years ago -the
Idea had some vogue.' Then It died but.
Now the department atorea have on Bale
packages of canceled atampe for us in
fancy - work, - and - young women - are
etudylng Out new way of stamp deco
rating, although In th majority-of in
stances they are content with the usual
plate or plaque designs,
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Long-Lived Family. ' '
A remarkable Inatance of longevity
and one probably without parallel in
Maine, If not In New England. Is lllus.
t rated tn the family of Mrs. Deborah
Chase of Chaa Lake. ' Mrs. Chaae Is 14
years old. In excellent health, and. has
10 living children, the youngest being
48' years old. The only death In this
family for a period of SO years was that
of Mr. Chase, about 10 rears ago. There
are S - grandchildren . and 14 great,
grandchildren. -
Newspapers Married Her, ..
Mme. Schumann-Helnk-Rspp's ' eight
children need not be disturbed by the
lest marriage of their popular mother.
They are not going to, loae any part
of their expectation on account of It.
"I married becaua the newspapers
kept ssylng every dsy thst I waa going
to." she said the other day. "and it waa
easier to do it than have' to explain
every day why I didn't- So I got
married. But I explained to my hus
band that he waa not going to get any
of my Baying. They are for my chil
dren. He' Just keepa right on getting
the eame old salary. : The money goee
to them." ; , '
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Sand Shoe Soles. . v . , :
- Appreciating the rapldTly'wIth which
leather solss wear but, en Inventor now
Comes forward with s-"rock bottom"
aho which he declares to be practically
Indestructible. His invention consists
of a cement for coating tha under aide
of the usual leather solo with fine
quarts sand. . Hla proreaa IS aald to
leave the sole as flexible a ordinary
leather, end yet tfieee la' no danger of
the cement cracking and chipping off.
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1 "trumpeter Oojdon. Troop S, .at fft
tes Moines, thinks he made a ple-eatlng
record- by eating a well-filled apple pie
In IS seconds. ,. He . waa declared the
winner of the contest. The trumpeter
felt no 111 effects from the gorging of
pie, but. on the contrary, declared hi
could eat another, Tha record wae
made at the athletlo entertainment given
in the gymnaalum St Fort Des Moines
nnder the direction of Chaplain Waring,
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Vale Medford Rum. .. ::
ftr the closing of the distillery of Daniel
Ijawrefiep a -snwr-weMm mn ni
more Medford rum will be made, atten
tion Is called tiv the fact thst the msntt
facture of mm Is ' practically a New
England Industry. . Runt is not distilled
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Great FIREWORKS Sale
- . let jre e Hot Tim la the. Old Towm Ybie FonrUi of 9iyl
$10,000 Worth or Bombs, Shells, trickery IVbecIs is Csdtts
" AMB mswmfl IM TMAX WM XACT A ItfOttaC'
NOW ON SALE
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We conduct a large, double
Ing. where we carry all kind
at wholesale and retail. We
embracing a large variety 01
Western Iiiipotih Cb )
lss-iTo rxrTx smT.
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The Sartorial Cleaning System
Will call for eacli week, clean, press and returrt lothing for
$1.0p per month. Competent help-will tfxammV and repair
when necessary. " Call Main 1712 and a wagon will call for
Vyf y y articles., or have pne of our agents visit you. .
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IT DIDN'T HURT
l irktt tay sey of enr raetlMrts of dnlng
dental work. We On work rr peania from
ont of the rlly qalrkly to aroiil eoy Sir.
ErerrtMn on to date. OvB etniiig aad
SuaJaj. Mala S028. .
WISE BROS., Dentists
-The rallise, car. Tkixd aad Waablagtaa.
In the' Vnited States . outalde of New
England, with the eaceptlon'of a few
minor sugar cane distilleries in Louls
lana, - h. . 7 -
Lynx Wss Electrocuted.
A lyn ellmbSd & pole'lo Nevada to
escape a-band of coyotee, and ae tha
pole carried a live, wire he. Was electro
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329 VVorhbctcn
Street,
' XXOTOXAJ I$m BTTXUZVO.
Selling at both wholesale and retail
all, things that have ever been found
In th Fireworks family, and hun
dreds of new creations, special in- -
ventlOns for This XwUT aad COax
yea of fan, merrtmeat, Joy . aad
good eheer.
All good citisen will celebrater thla -,
Fear with a heartiness never manl-
ested here before. - All hands must
swing info line end make thla a eoaf
las', rousing, natlng, ektppiag, bm.
ping roarta of July that will el
' ail ethes roartha Skat eve
apoa the beaattful aaasUe ef Imi
eld Oregoa.
Country cnmmitteee oeelring rirw
works for their oelebratlooa will o
well to communicate with ua at onn.
' We can aupply all applicanra Vt
V price that will set them wondering
how we can All their order at aa
low a price. . . '
store at 1SS-170 Fifth street, Goodnough hni'1-
of Chines snd Japanese Importations, sen
have Just received larg stock of these gouua,
ellkstins and braeewaree. c t -- -
' ass waimoTOi rnarrT.
Jamea M. lan, Gen'l Manager. . 7
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& AVraC CO.
It tv riw ST
Awninr fer
tnrm s -4- - f e
Sne. lentssnd,
camping out&ta.
Get eur rrloes. t
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