The Oregon daily journal., August 26, 1905, Image 6

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Whila -Taking Vacation Jn - WUdt of
; Rant ?; Between ? Montana nd
Wyoming Citigena' f Latter State
I Stumble on Rich Find.
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Sheridan. Wyo. . Aug. - . Much
rttoment. has. bna cwrf n,rV th.
i.imnt f three refutable . business
Leo, .George. H. Cutler. Thorn"
imrh.u CarlK. KaeiseU who believe
v..,. f..,. .,. famous Lost Cabin
mine, near the aumtnit of the range or
vha Big-Horn mountains, between ths
iieads or LJttle ana mg vw "
TOllea .from -Sheridan. ' ; , .i.,
. The sceno of the discovery le locatsd
In oneof the-wHdeat spot Imaginable,
and prospeotora muat aoale steep cliffs
na 4 -crawi up. ww.-ut -(route..'
Cutier an4 MltcheM were on
.mtinr trin '.when tbey Encountered
lapidated, broken-down cabin. In a
pet aeldom traversed by man. In the
. hut war found newspapers SI : yeara
.ia Near br waa a tunnel and a quan
tlty 6f ore on the dump. ' Specimens
of this ore which were brought to Sheri-
dan are heavy with gold and a metal
.believed to be platinum. .. The yellow
: metal, la plainly Wlatble to tha naked
'The men, hav been making- tripe to
the arene of their discovery and It .la
rumored that they ' bare ataked out
: iumeroua claims In the vicinity of the
cabin. . f i. : ,4 ..Vv
i: WORKING ALC ALONE;!',
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w. ateothem'Bafit Arrastr. and Cya-
- .v aide Flaat ta the Koaataiss. : ,
' Baedal Nfpatca U Tee fcaraatt
Grants Pase, Or- Aug. W. J. H. and
Henry Whltrock. who are developing
... quarts claln on Fiddlers gulch, a trib
utary 'of Josephine creek, built an ar
rastre first and later completed a cya
nide plant with a capacity of toe pounda
. m day. J. H. Whltrock took a course
-in a mining' achoot and , thus . has a
.knowledge of the varloua procesaea for
treating gold ore.- The arreatra and
, f yaqide plant a-ra. DI to vo fronv 126
to fSt a ton. ""i -1- " '" '
- - The owners n&a been at work on the
claim for , the paat . two years. The
arras tre ia ran by water power. ,
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MINING NOTES.
' ! Boseburg. Or Aug. 21. Mr. and Mra
H W, Holcomb . of - Coos county have
filed on a number of placer claim on
Twelro-Mlle creak, m branch ft - the
middle fork .of the Coquillo rhrer. In
Cooe county.. Mrs. Holeomb atates that
n two parjrot Tavel,Bhe ' gBt4 in
Aug. JC-rOold-
Tern of thousands have known no
other soap since birth. ' For rre '
serving, puriVing, and beaudnns
the skmtfor cWisinjr thesca or :
crusts., scales, and dandrufF. and the '
stopping of falina hair, for sortenina,
vvrAening. and soothing red, rough t
and sore hands, for baby rashe.
and chaiin&s, and for many sana- i
tive,) antiseptic purposes which
readav sunest thernselves to'modv ;
ersvasweYas for the toilet, bath;
and nursery, Cuocura Soap, as
sisted by Cutkura Ointment the i
great Skin Cure, is priceless. '
ta Calnn, Mm trail Ska
air visitors are
BADGE-r.TAD.
Million of Advertising Device
i - uivea Away ana uem&na- 1
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' . Abertaen.-,- -TVash...
raring quarts" that pans well, found by
Hri!ranarTerdeeiTT
aroused' interest. . Bpeciros of' gold
quarta have baen brousht.her an dif
ferent times befora,' but 'none, seemed
.rich enough to warrant -deTeloprnenL ' A
number of bualnesa men. Including Eu
gene Franca,, will advance capital to
aka a, m pi fbp pronartjr, , f
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.Vancouver, B. C, Aug. t. What is
laald to be a. It per cent laureet In the
impress groin .of veoppr-goldi elalma,
ia the South. valley,, Ijo we sound, near
toe Britannia mlnea. ia aald to have
rben sold 'by the Boscowlta famfly of
Victoria to B. F. Raymond of Wyoming.
Mr. Itaymdndaecured an ontloA on the
Oliver Furry undivided halt Interest for
S7S.oe- soma ttaia ago.'. K Furry recently
elied ia an aaylum -far the Insane at New
Westminster and tbe option will be
.taken up. The jprlce paid forjtha Boa.
. wwia interest is not given. w
Butte. Mont. Aug. J. Donald oil'
. Ilea and , Malcolm MacDonald have
. struck it rich at Bullfrog. Nevada.
They are reported to have sold their in-
.. Voreat in the Montgomery - - B hoe bone
..group to English and American capi
talists for $3,000,000. It is said Charles
Schwab and tho Guggenhelma are at the
' bead of the syndicate. . Stock in the
;Bhoshone com'panjt-fb 'reported to have
advanced from ST.6' per aharto
ju one aay,
Vaat Sum of Money Spent by Ex-
bibitora Who, Are Unabfa to Satiafy
the' Longinga of CoIIectora for the
iTtrlMimte arut Ttn'ttnnS. ' ' '
EASTERN CAPITALISTS
: ,BUY HELENA HOSTELRY
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" eiena, Mont.. Aug. IS. J-A report Is
In circulation here that Wfflta a Co.,
the New York financiers, who recently
jmrcusscu ids ; neiena streetcar and
. Jignting systems for 1360.000. have also
oougnt me Broadwater hotel sad ptunge,
at a cost of fill.000. . It. is said to be
jne jntentioa or the saw owners to op
rata ina hotel summer and winter.
una iv reaur pnoes at the natatorlura,
th largest in the world, one half. The
"CRORE 'OF POSfiEEififQM
HAS. ATTACKED EVERYONE
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Then youU have the'sathfsction rfamowfej there
wui be no qust, no atxnea, no co&i noTanc, to ;
mxlce the kitchen untidy.
visitora. - .You 1 won't have io ; nan ; home:
to build the kitchen fire. It ta alwaya residy ye,
not only la the motiv convenient butjth? most
eccmlcs.: " -"- " " a'YJ7'. 1
; J . Mrs. Rcrcr eaye that Oxs b the cheapest and
the most easily managed, providing, of course, -that
care is given to its use, and a good gas stove
m (H 1 . AfU A.1 atV ' ' !
weu manxea wu, cousin in ujc umo ror, huti .
jid thalxck of dust cost One-Third lets thancoaL i ;'vtNf
j?r!ce ol Gcs ci1:r rJovccier 1st
ivlll te $1.15 psr tcxcnJ cci!c feeU
At uis j rac Gcs 13 very nzzh uzi
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PRICE NOW INCLUDES INSTALLING
Hiat is, for . the purchase price we win set up ready for use, which
includes a run of forty feet of pipe. On' a cash sale or if ; you pay
for it within thirty days we make you a discount of ten per cent Where a fuel stub is already in the kitchen and no pipe is
necessary: a 'discount of 'twenty -per. cent is ' made. S r ; ; iyr'MV'-X t: r'y'-Ztr-
Vc Would Dc Gfcd to Dave One o! Our SoUdtors Cdl end Expldn ttc System to You.
FIFTH AND YAMHILL STS.
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report , cannot be definitely confirmed, f the grounds with-a aeitatlaf ledair.
3ut comes from
reliable.
Sources usually quit.
iftcr 52Year$
In curing Btomarh, liysr
i ktowel disorders, rou ourht Mt in
t any doubkas to the ability of the
jara to cure. you. Then why delay,
r1 thua prolong your suffering and
melt, a cur. eo much harder? . s
' Hostetter's
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Stomach "
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haa ' proven t, its
worth so . many
time that we de
not hesitate In
saying that 1 wlU
enre yxra, too. Try
it for today. For
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tt Is exeal lent
Wssk vai are
lu .tr.nrl henad
by aelng tbe I!
ters each month. J
Visitors to the Lewis and Clark expo
sition are badge-mad. v From the .time,
the 'crowds enter the galea early In the,
morntng to the closing hour of the build
ings men and women and children daah,
around the grounds In a wild hunt for
tbe little bite of .silk and tha round but
tons. ;t 1 r --.: ' "i; t
., Ona exhibitor said that It th. people
were compelled' to pay a nickel for each
badge, the demand would not decrees
ona whit.. Tha people want bad gee and
tha greater majority do not car. how
they get them. . '"
'Thousands of dollars have been' spent
by county and state commissioners and
By other and private exhibitors for these
little advertisers.- .Silk, wood, mstala of
nearly ail - sorts, rope, paper and. Just
Jeans" go to make up these things
which , have driven- the people, almost
mad.. - -, .- a.
Th. badge fad Is - really aaeumlng
alarming proportions. Exhibitors say
that big, strapping men are Just as anx
lous to get the little thlnga as are the
women and the children. - With faces
flushedand wearing an air of "get-a- j
It baa been reported that badgea - are
given away, and in anything but
email still votes, demand "one 'er them
badgea." And taey. usually get them.
: Men -with badgea around their hats,
around., their arms, on the lapels of their
coats, on their watch chains, on their
canea and umbrellas, 'and wherever ou
their clothes there is a chance to display
a badge, are to be seen strutting around
And the women do th. earn, thing. And
so do the kids. . Even a few "yaller"
dogs hav. been used to advertise some
particular, brand of cateup or biscuits
or ham or th. wonderful growing tend
encies of aom. cityt. ; . . .i
- MllUons -of- these badge 'have been
dtatiibuted alnoe th. opening of the fair.
Tacoma from Its booth at th. Wash
ington building haa handed -out ttrrbugh
Ita representative. John Bleaw .and his
assistants, more than ' 1,600,000 little
seeds. Tbe state' of Oregon has given
away fully tO.OOO green bannereta, Idaho
has told her story with 1,000 . silken
streamers, California has disseminated
sunshine with more than IS.000 golden
raye, Utah has sung her little song
of mora than 10,000 strangers, Seattle
haa passed but mora than i.OOo, New
Tork gave away on Its day almost 1.000
In lees thaa 10 minutes, Massachusetts
made 4.(00 happy- with little buttons,
and an ovar the grounds th. same atory
Is told badgea morning, soon and night.
Half the exhibitors are having badge
nightmares, and .will hav. them, they
ruefully declare, until tha Close of th.
isir. : -v
Many of thee, little, silken trines are
mad. Into sofa pillows and other fern
Inlne knlrk-knacka. . ?
. reat say for th
,.. - Poena! Special Bertta..) - , , w
jrTsunton, Mass, Aug. t.Th. annua)
field day of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians and. the Ladles' auxiliary of
this district opened here this morning
with, s thistle gsmes and conteets, which
will occupy all day. Many . valuable
priaea will be presented to the victors
In ths variou .vents. ' . . : ., -'
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AKD FOSLOSIl FUaERAL
Illinois Man Stipulates That Rel-
i iativM Bc'Told of Death -.
. After Burial. , ;
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Peoria. Ilia. Aug. tv--No hears, to
carry-th. body to the grave, no minis
ter to say tha laat . word, none of th.
relatives noUflsd until 14 Jiours after
death and. burial, was th. ending ao
corded, W. B. ' McClelland, . whose ' re
mains wsr. Interred at Blmwood ceme
tery, ti miles from here. last night.
Two of tha dead man's friends carried
out Ms dying wishes and aaw tha de
tail arranged as McClelland desired. .
Because he had asked that there be
no car wheela under hie coffin, and no
hearse, his body wss hauled - miles
serosa th. country In a farm wagon.
Only two man attended -the burial, Jt
being one of McClellend's wishes that
no relative or friends be notified when
ha waa to be burled. . Today, 24 hours
after ha, waa burled, aa ha requested,
relatives wer. notified of his death and
lntermen.t. - . .. . , .. ;
HUNDRED AND FOURTH -BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED
(Josrsal Ipeelal Berries.) '
Cambridge. Minn., Aug. 14. Mrs. Mar
gareta Danfelaon,-probably tha oldest in
habitant in this part of tho country,
celebrated her one "hundred and fourth
birthday today, surrounded by a large
number of her direct descendants. She
is still rigorous and comparatively
atrong and remarkably free from the
numerous , ailments - which Invariably
eosae to other.- with approaching axe.
Even her eyesight Is good and ah. re
quires no glasaea to do her knitting and
sewing-. ' Mrs. Danlelson wss 'up early
and received th. congratulations of the
members of her .family. In the after
noon many of th. neighbor, .and towns
people cam. to. call on has, bringing bar
presents. ...4
. Mrs. Danlelson -was born cars
sgo-.today at Elfdalen, Dalame district.
Sweden. There she waa educated, grew
up to womanhood and wss married. In
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GAUOG CIE-Tira OF
THE TOTAL DEATUO.
A WTen the Kidneys fail to perform their functions properly by not straining out the poison
ous waste matter from the blood as It passes through them, the polsoas are carried by the
circulation ' to every part of the body, deranging the' different organs. This causes heart
trouble, stomach trouble, sluggish liver and a host of other ills, all dud to deranged iuoneya .- ;
corrects irregularities and cores Kidney and Bladder diseases fa jevery form, tones up tha
. whole system, and the diseases that nave.
cured cp caisrrrs discass.
1 all
with drepey aa.
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' Mr. Kebert O. Irarks, Elners, Saretoca Co., N. T.. willeai I am glad te be, aa eaeor.
mniry er feniag waai sMsninceav resuie 1 oave aae irei ivutn
cuts arter asvtos tries otner eeverneea sMMieiaee soa eeveeai pa
it I haa mm mm, Cmmm HteM Haa aach aiaht ia raliava a blaadi
a sxy eyeeisni wee ee imsaire nai 1 svaia ecereeiy see mom si "17 wr
.. Ia fi.t. 1 waa aa badl v aaed as that I had aivea mm heee ef livtas when I
waa afged by a trlead te try rOLBVa KIDNEY CURB. One at seat bottla worked oa
dere, ao4 before I bed rnkea the third bottla ths eapeHiaeae fleeb bad gene, aa welt ae all
aw at nieaey ereeeie. asv meaae were earptisee inai was smee, mm nwy
ehr eya
avtsBW ef Ki
all theaght I waa getag te die. Every few deye seme one eenes treat aailea away te ieara
1 aaais or xae wenaenui meaiciae iaas smea ass si emgars ansaasat mmm wi mmm
1 be. Pause as asasansc. .. ' '
trtedsll
resulted from disordered Kidneys disappear,
because the cause has been removed. Com
mence taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURB
at the first sign of danger. Dp not risk,
having Brlght's Disease or Diabetes.
Two Circa, CO Cents end 01X0.
LAUE - DAVIS DRUG . COMPANY-AND . WOODARD. 7 CLARKE :;; ft ; COMPANY.
Your Heart?
Is a wonderful pump that works Inces
santly, averaging seventy ( pound
strokes a minute, and forcing from 20
to 10 pounds of blood throughout the
body each minute.
The power that keeps, this wonderful
pump in motion is nerve-foroe, th. en
ergy furnished oy tne nerves.
Disease, ever-eertlon, fright, anxiety,
aloohol, tobacco and other atlmulants
weaken theee nerves, but ths heart, instead-of
stopping, make, extraordinary
fforta and causes heart strain.
Then cornea shortness- or breath, heart
DalDltatlon. dlsslneas. ate., becauae tha
nervea are too weak to furnish power.
Tak. th. only aafe remedy. .
Dr. &ffi-V Hesrt Cure
It reeds, etrenathene and builds un the
nerves and muaclea of th. heart so they
can supply the necessary energy.
"Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Is a marveloua
remedy, I alwaya use It when, cardiac
trouble Is preeent. It meet, ths Indica
tions Burely and completely, ft- F. P.
BURCHMORE, M. D., 44 Maae. Ava
Boston, Ma as. . ...
The flrat bottle will benefit: If not. the
druggist will return your money,
H8T shs and her husband emigrated to
the United States end first settled in
WMls Creek,' Iowa. Two yeara later she
and her family moved to Cambridge, or
rather th. place where thia town now
stands. At that tlm. It was only a
wilderness, where tha Indiana roamed
and '. hunted. Mrs. Danlelson Is tho
mother of four, sons add on. daughter.
Th. youngeet of th. sons died about a
year ago at the age of 41 years.' She
la now living with ona of her older Bona,
who has served several terms as regtstsr
of deeds of this county. Mrs. Danlelson
has 14 grandchildren - and 14 great
grandchildren. One of her great-grandchildren;
yeara old, was recently
married and Mrs. Danlelson attended the
wedding. t. ' .
ARE YOU GOING EAST? 5
Xf Bo, Xaarm About ths Tory fcow O.
r , Va JlaiAaJfc
September T t, a and 10. the O. R,
A N. places on sal. very low rat. long
time tlcketa east, 'account I. Ol O. r.
grand lodg. meeting. Philadelphia, Pa.
Particulars by aaklng at city ticket of
fice. Third and Washington streets,
Portland, ; 1 ' i K . :
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HOOSIER DEMOCRATS TO '
RENOMINATE HOLTZMAN
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' (Jesrsal Bseelal srvtte.t
Indiana polls, Ind Aug. 14. Ths Demo,
cratlo city convention met her. this
morning and Judging from indications
thsre will be littl if any opposition te
ths renomlnetlon f Mayor lloltsman.
Tha oonveatioa waa called to order and
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aa
EOCK
Makes the round trip daily, except Sunday,, leaving Taylor Street ; Doclj at
;;'A V";-i. .-7 ,8:30 a.'m; returning arrives' 6 pi m. -v':' , ,' T
after : the euatomary dbniraittee. ': had
been appntntsd took a recess until
after lunebsdn. ' Ths premised opposi
tion of tha antl-Holtsman faction seams
to hav. fallen flat, and tt ia
dentin expected that Mayor HolUmao
will be renominated without opposition.
The primaries for ward eounoilmen
will be held on aVntember 1. It bed
i Confl-1 bee a proposed to bold th. primaries and
the convention at earlier dates, hJt the
eaecutlv. committee decided that it
would be In tbe Interest of th. part to
mass th. campaign a. abort aa it could
ooavenienuy m maos. . -
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