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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1900)
BRADSTREETS a'kaches of omen Wheat Butehsred *.s.a Whales. REPORT. Bradstreet’s says: Continued dull- 1 ness in many branches and a further -hading in sei end staple lines consti tute the leading features in the busi ness situation tins week. The weak ness of prices is displayed in lower quo tations for corn, pork, butter, cheese, wool and cottou among the great agri* cultural products and petroleum and lead among the mineral products. Wheat is slightly higher, partly owing to less favorable crop reports here and abroad. Continued dryness tn the Northwest has given the spring wheat situation a less .atfjfactory ap pear a m-e and there is little improvement noted in the winter wheat sections of the central west. It is doubtful, however, if the dry weather has as yet really affected the spring wheat, the chief oomplaint coming from the lumber in terests, which report low streams inter fering w ith the forwarding of supplies. The industrial situation is, on the whole, rather much better than for some time past, in that new disturb ances are fewer and some old ones have been settled. But practical tie-ups ii ChPago Chisago are still unbi unbroken. At Si. Louis all kinds of businfsg have beeu hurt by the strike of street railway employes, aud uncertainty at other cities, particularly iu the building trade, has had an unsettling effect upon lumber. Wheat, including flour, shipments for the week aggr»«Ae 5,178,422 bush els, against^,480,574 bushels last week. Business tailures in the United States for the past week number 155, as com pared with 174 last week. Failures in the Dominion of Caugja are slightly more numerous, numbering 24 for 5J- past week, againstl9 la® we<*c. PACIFIC (EO/ftT TIVM* W. C King, of Saud Lake, writes to the Tillamook.Or., Heedlight, the fol lowing story of the killing of seven stranded whales: On May 10, as O. R. Chamberlain yjoarylng beyond des was walking along the beach, be dis ration and they Indlcato covered some black objects in the edge -a/ trouble somewhere, of the water, and upon approaching nearer he discovered that they were [iforts to bear the dull whales, which had become stranded „¡¡i are heroic, but they from some cause or other. There were l . „of overcome It and seven of them, and *hey \^-re making effort to get back into deep backaches continue tremendous water, without avail. The tide was utlPtho cause is re- leaving them. They would open their mouths aud draw iu about a barrel of toyed. 0 water aud then spurt it through the '^.gI E. Pinkham’s Vejttble Compound | hole in the top of their head 20 feet into thOiir, and lying sometimes on their sides it was like getting in the Mr. wS i/?Js more certainly cro»a-tii* of a hose company. Chamberlain made tracks l.Q home to an any other medioine. get his gun and a butcher knife to >lns been doing it for carve them up. On his return he j years, it is a wo- turned¿oose with his gun to kill them, m > s tssedRdno foe wxp - but after wasting a few shots he saw he could not kill th®m in that mgs Mhh it has done that way, so he sailed into them with his \£;h> fo* H a health ot> butcher knife, and stuck them as you women», kbsod w*ild a hog. That^id the work, and he soon ha^even whales strung on the that were from eight to 18 feet rwrien tfun&tsmfty ASP* bench lofig. 0 pting hi He at once commenced to strip the blubber froi from the outside of the body Mrs. IhdiibKit and inside trie head. The fat was cut tones f"db of> dhrnag^ into sir-inch strips and thrown across hose’s back aud taken home and ren U attofecsaM» te» Ajtnm a dered oct, w hich will amoflit to several barrels. has a market value, aud Mr. Chamberlain will lik^y realize ►tai never rusts it th! waters of R.attl. Mgfgjg* considerable from it. | Titai sca. A chain or anchor can Onions, 99. o rft in it for two weeks and it will q Insurance Kate Leas. Lettuce, hot hnuse, 40(345« (SK(> It clean and bright as when it came Representatives of the Pacific Board Pou toes, 916^17; 917(3 if. [plie foundry, which is probably of Underwriters have finally lowered Beets, per sack, 50(3 80c. kg to action of g<*n« of t®> chqftiical the rate of insurance on all business Turnips, per sack, 40(3 tO«. (in to later. property in The Dalles, Or. This in ’JarTots, per sack, fl. ° cludes the larger portion of the build- Parsnips, per *ck, 5O(J75c. I'f" Y*IK ii*;s below the bluff, and the rates in Cauliflower, Califorl* d®» hen's F<»<'t-Ease. a powder for the feet some cases were lowered much more Strawberri*»—-ite.25par ci«*. y -rs painful, swollen, smarting, lien Celery—40 @ 60c p*r d<*. litei.nn<l instantly takos the sting out than the citizens had reason * expect. cerns mid bunions. It’s the greatest This ac«on on the part of the insurance Cabbag* «itlve t*d CahSOMQi. ffortdiscovery of the age. Allen’s Foot- companies is taken as a result of the 1.00(3 1.24 p*P100 po»»i«. m makes light or new shoes feel easy, Opplee, ft.00g2.75; *. f Hrtain cure for Ingg»wing Nails, incr*o-ed facilities for fightii® fire hero hang, callous and hot. tired, aching above the other cities of the class in Fru»*<, 80c p* l*>x. [¡We have over WuHX) testimonials, ti* Northwest. A perfect fire alarm Butter—Crea fit ‘^'dd bv all dru0gists and |(*tores. Q \ mail for 25c. in stamps. svst>m 1*now in order, and the lecent dairy, 17® 22c; Eggs—18c. L) m < ■ 1KI I. Address, Allen 8. chemical euigi|< and hook a*d la^ur B:r<i, I.' Roy, N. Y« ** *-« «ov*i very ♦tisfactory. Cheese—fttJ-Kc. r q «J----------------------- 0 ------------- Poultry—14c; i 14« !«•; Be *tive coinmi^io*** !• Se <2*4 at A«*l,n>*. spring, 95. Nfc«’. Africa, reports th<atl< tlitf Hay—l’u»et Sou»R tinsetky, fk?.00 oGeorfhll. McGeer, M. D., actifg Krr'His is still to be sg*| oft t •> *ngeo| of the Unit*! Stat* @12.00; choice Fa*««* \Vi>*»*** E fi the diBricts betftretfti^thf San- uilrit* hospitBl Service, has been timothy, 918J)0@ 19.00 Kind Zambesi riv>rs. It ftra< gen- Corn—Whole, $23.00; 4»*k*l, ordered from San Francisco to Ash thought that thf gifftutic i<imal land by the quarantine service, to in feed meal, $23. tine t. Barley—Rolled or g*>»ad, p* •*, spect all Chinese and Japanes* passel ■ I You ft ill Never ^¡rs oFgie Southe* Bacif* pi*se»g® 92® |ft”i>d ink is unless you use Carter’s. Flour—Pat*»t> **> tu*T»l. .24; trains coming into < >r«*on froi* Cali ■p no more ^iiun poor ink. au <iei- foruia, and see that they have certifi blended straights, ft.00; CallfQ>ia, gra cates showing them to have been ex $3.25; buckwhgat flotr, ® g 600,000 pounds of <«i » «o|- empt fiom tb<3oi*igi«n of tlpblbonic ham, per tu**l, 00; whole w I«« «•England d«ily. • pl:0 flour, $3.00; ry* flour, $B.lO@4.00. 1*0® «nt*i»® (tfpi. Millstuffs—Bran, p* «1, $94.00; , '• Cu-e fur Consumption is aninfal- Valr*tle tgiyx Mlns. shorts, per ton, %14.00. jneliiinr for coughs and colds.—N. I1MCIL, Ocean Grove, N. J., Feb. 17, Feed—Chopped feed, $14.00 «*; Spoka«-, May 22.—O. M. Rosendale a minii* engineer of l’g-tlai«, tells o middlings, per «>«, $20; oil cak*m*d, u’frmont fox, close pres^pd by two the onyx quarry, about 50 miles north per ton, $30.00, O Fre*i Meats—C9<tc* dresseRQ beef I-', (ladled across a railr «g ti*<-k ^>f |ere, iu Stevens county. 4 wo steam B.t nf an advaucii* ti*i|, ghicb drills a|d a mill are g work min steers, price 8c; cows, 7c; tiutton 8c; F. the dogs.. lag :*d cutting the on.-», which is the pork, 8c; trinn|«l, 9c; veal, 8,'t i* of its kind in this country, nt 10c. ■henwi* find Mrs. ITnslow’s Sooth- I*«»—Larfe Me; «««1, 18^; a hi*h polish and the colors are pthe besOvniedv to u~e fur t*»'» Etn during the teething period. rich Jn-t-n and b«ck. The deposit if breakfiR« bacol, lz^c; dry dhlt aid*, B “ome interesting experiments by about 300 by lg|00 feet and the saw 8c. Portland MiftB&>t. *h botanists, “sleeping" plan*. mill is fitted with huge gau|* saws foi WheS — Walla Walfr. 51 @ 52c; It s-which hail taken their uoctur- cutting the mineral slabs. This Stevo * '«ion, i® re plac»l ig a dark* ens county onyx will rival t!«t of the Valley, 52c; Bluesteig, 54c pg-l>*|el. Fluur—Best g«ulee, W .00; griilgi*, l On “awakeging" »ext *B rg old w«ld. fl!.50; **erfig* «!. 10 per bar»l. • ?y took in thg dark»*» their Oa*—Choice wgife? I*», <««*» II a butch of l*-f cattle delivered kpoeitiuns by day, eveg wl*» tlat gray, per baigiel. i i| « ri Arli«|to», I 11i ' ' *, ’ Or., >i., bv u » • Jose;® • unt r Frizz*ll. 11 /. i, o z » 83c r ~ in had been t there wer* three s :® ts that weighed1» Barley—lt#4 9i*-l<*-, , a4<ai4.*0; P illumination. 5,000 poug(*. *1 East«* buy* wgo lg*wi«t |l«.00@l«.50 per t»a. Millst»^—IE»*. 913 p* *>a; gild- saw tliigg said he gad ue.t* seen finer steers in the Chicago market. The dll»*, «Uh shorts, 115; chap, |14 p<* steers were photographed in ArlitggtoD, ton. Hay—Timothy, S (* 11; clovgr, W '<t and before an hour 40 gjpies of the pictures were ordered. They were T.50; Oregon wtl.l hay, -NlQ$7 per tog. Butter—Fancy *e4nery, 80 (4 34c; grad* llereforgs of the Dat®-man seconds, 45o; i*iry, 25(|j80c; stock. store, 22(3 25c. Th*season at t|* Ugite* States fish 1-.Qfs—13c perdeaa». commission station, at Baker lake, Cheeeg—Or**>n fsll «v4h, 18c; Wash., situated at the headwaters of s Young Ameriaa, 14fc, M*y 4ieee» 10c branch of Skagit river, is practically at per pound. q a close. It ia estimated that npwarc Poultry—Chickens, f .00® of U0 per cent of the salmon taken pro 4 f> per dozen; hens, 98.90; *griB*. duced yotigg fry agd that more than 92.60(43.50; !«.50®8.00 for old; 10,500,91)0 heaitly yout* salmon, ol 94.50(36.50; duel*, «1.00(17.00 per the sockeye (* bite back variety, were dozen; ti^-k-jr», live, 14(dl5o pv lil*ra%d 114.a 4B-ult of th^work at th» pound- Jlitiog. o PotatWs—40®65c per sCk, Otfe«. lhe Belgia* Jar;* cra^ has struck 2@2>ic j^r pound. Baker CBy, Or., says the Democrat. I Vegetables—Beets, 91; tu*nps, 75o; Bela Radish *ud Moses Fuchs have per sack; garlic, 7c per pnund; cab- gone into the business on a limited i^ige, l>gc $er pound; parsukis, 75; scale, with the chances of enlarging onions, 8c per pound; carrots, 600. their business into pi-nderous proper© Hop»—3 (J 8c per pound Wool—Valley, 12(jl8o pC pound; tions off a small capital. Messrs. Kad ish and Fuchs rec«ve<i a day or so g< Eastern Oregon, 100 15c; mohair, 27(4 O ° two does from a rabbitry in California J 80c per pound. Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers and the pedigrees attached to them i would make a Percheron stallion and ewee. 8’40; dressed mutton, 7(4 7Me per’oound; lambs, 5H<>- fOR WHWK3.1 ashamed of bimselt. Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, 95 00; FOR n\kOU51titS^>. Work is progressing nicely on the light and feeders, 94.50; dressed, water works at North Bend, Coos co«i 95.00@6.50 per 100 pounds. FOR T0EP19 ll«R. tv, Or. Water is9>eing brought from for cœwTirxrraib Beef—Gross, top steers, 94.00(34.50; Pony slough and a reservoir of 100,00( cows, 93.50^4.00; dressed beef, 6H<4 FOR MLLOW SXDI. gallons capacity will be con-tructec 7lio per pound. FOR DCtCOKMinCR on the hill back of town. From thii MR MMrr WAV« yiWAruRR. Veal—Large, 6)4 (3 Utcxamall, 8« reservoir water will be carried it pipes to every reeidi® e in the plac» 8J»c per pound. I Tallow—5(R5Hc; No. 2 and gTea.se, CU!?E SICK HEADACHE. and will have a pressure of 55 pouffiif 9)4 a4« P«r pound. to the inch. SECumr. UvwPffls« URI FIERI The Grant’s Pass, Or., New Water Light * Power Company is ere- ting or the west side of their power house > building for the making of ice. Thii plant will be supplied with the latest improve<W>ori<®ital compressors, with a capacity of making six tons of ice s dav. The company is also makiqjj arrangements to opeiate an irrigation ditch thia summer, that will carry 5o< inches of water in an irrigate many hundred below the power bouse. O The flouring mills at Chelan Falls Wash., is now running night an-1 day to keep up with orders. The greatest difficulty is transportation up tbenver All three steamboats are now loader to their fullest capacity even- trip, anc still freight is piling up at Wenatchee The Inland Telephone * Telegr.pt Companv, of Spokane, Wash., will be gin work in • few days on a new line from Coulee City, in Grand Coulee, W Waterville, DouglM county, in the Bi| Bend country. This new line will is «1 Biles Ung Food That Ahaorbs Odor». *o neuro Market. Wool—Spring—Nevada, 14(3 16c per pound; Eastern Oregon, 12(316c; Val ley, 80 <3 22c; Northern, 10(4 12c. Hope—1829 crop, 11 <318c jier pog»i. Butter—Fancy creamery 17(317 He; do eeconds, 16(316 54c; fancy dairy, 16c; do eeconds, 14(315c P«f pound. Eggs—Store, 15c; fancy ranch, 17c. Millstuffs — Middlings, 917.00 « 20.00; b&n. 912.50'318.50. Hay—Wheat 9« 50(32.50; wheat and oat 96.00(39.00; beat barley 95.00(4 7.00; alfalfa, 95 00(36.50 per ton; straw, 25 3 40c ner bale. Potatoes—lArly R om , 60(365c; Ore gon Burl<nks, 70c«9100; river Bur- banka. 4094 75c; Salina. Burbanks, >31.10 per sack. Citrus Fru't—< »ranges, Valencia, 91.75(33 24; Mexican hmea, 9« 00 (* 5 00; Calif1 mia lemons 75c'49L52. do choice 91.75(32.00 per box. Topical Frutts—Bananas, 91.80® • 40 per bunch; pineapples, nom- Fsniaa dates. • P*r Inal neu»4 X A o o o o The absolutely pufe In a Wet Climate. Maud—So you are going to lie queen of the May tomorrow. Have you your cutuuie ready? l'auliue—Ye. I’apa taught me h P extra heavy pair of gumTsaits. a double thick waterproof, a pair of fur mittens, a i>air of three-ply*woolen stockins, a pair of ear muffs au-l a u umbrella. — Harlem Life. BAKING POWDER ROYAL — the most celebrated of allo the baking powders in the L* _s I — HOOD’S A New <?ar<l Trick. Bachelor Subscriber (a voracious reader) to Lady Librarian—I gtie-w i'll have to get married so I can take out more Itooka at a time. I-ady Librarian—Here*« my ear<l. You can take gome out on that, State "So ludden," etc.—Ohio Journal. O -------------------------- Sleep ( hflngii the Verdict. The jury in a recent law suit unani mously agreed upon the verdict, sealed it 1 and vent home to bed. After slt£j>in>: over it. they disagreed the next morn ing. lO s shows the power of sleep to stren ftften the human mind. Tho-e who are n\»ubled with insomnia should try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It puts The Only Way. the stomach in good condition and induces Mrs. Row-era—1 shall »elect a neck- sweet, sound sleep It is the best of reme towu today, dies for kidney, liver ami blood disorders. tie (or you wbeu 1 am and giinty. o your cakes® biscuit, bread , etc., healthful ; it aspires you against alum end ell form«; of It •.*$>- tion fiiet A?’ «ncty br^njift O €P John. Smmi—Every Euglis^ian J will Mr. Bowers—Before you select U ing to bear arms for his 4 ' ^itry. will you have the clefj blindfold you! Brown—Yes; and every Scotchtn^ Mrs. llowera—Blindfold uie? Are is willing to bare lega.—Chic.Jft* Evot you crazy? O ing News. Mr. Bowers — N ’ ol By being blirnl- _______ ft________ fol>«l ther* ia a chance that you may FTATI < r Onto, CTTT OF TOi.KDO. I ~ I.l'tAS < ol’NTY- i *• tb ( 3- one that 1 could wear!—Buck. F rank .i chknky 0«kes oath thft <X C 'V' •efior parter ui the tirni of r J « 'KNft’Ati ft. mg bug i ss m the citv of l\>ledo, < . J itv and - ate n ■ >.-< I, and that «Hid I A w 11! . fl the g on ot O\h 111 \!'KH» I»01.1 AKHf. r . n h and every c«*e of Catarrh that eannul bv cured by the use of B all ' s i ai ahkh C i hk 0 FRANK J. CHENKY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, thia Sth day ot December, A. D. I*8KA l | A W « . I b O . i i__ _ _ > Notary Public. Ifall's Catarrh Cure I r taken Internally nftft acts directly on the blood and ifttoiiR surface« of the «ystem. Semi for teMimomal«, free. O F J cilLAEY O., luldbu.O. are low priced, as alum cosft but tWOCMtX X i «’ft . I M a .; - is o”..s tr ftxson 1« fl * '.0f bift 0, da (Q0i ous lu fte iu lOudft #WA> * la* I i QFlonr should not l>e kept ia a store’ IX S IU IDC t> 100(1 I room or pantry where there is cooked i foods, as it absorbs odors. Ignorance And Therefor« the Blood Mutt Bo I of this fact accounts for poor bread Purified to Cure Disease. | ottener than an inferior quality of flour. Tn the blood—her* is the origin of a ms- Articles of fo-ai that are made of gela- jonty uf bun.an lilmvnt«.—scrofula, salt ' tine or milk should always be kept rheum pimp e- humors, sores; troubles of the stomach, nerve« liver and kidnevs, all covered, as both milk aud gelatine are have their starting point in bad blood, and literal scavengers of the air and absorb therefore all may ne uurrd by purifying, | not only oders, but gerrus. Neither enriching and vitalising the blood ’with j cheese, cabbage, '{Jh. nor baked beans Hood’s Sar>aparilla Impure Blood I suffered from should ever be put iutu the refrigor- impure blood iQi that tired feeling While i ator. They all leave an oder of w hieh taking the second bottle of Hood's Sarsa it is difficult to rid the refrigerator, parilla I began to feel much better. I be it has done for me what no other ! and they also flavor the food.—Cincin lieve medicine could have done." A unkh G illo nati Enquirer. gam , 765 Lydia Street, Oakland, Cal. Higher ea Vnreverable Crop Report«. W»* co., ’4*1« li * ST.. •*% , 7.W. **. Family Fills ar. *> **. *ie "3 I.Ute. “Hout*cleani*g j>w!” exclaimed fflKtP win J lie went home al.l found everything topsy-1urvy. “Yes, dear,” replied Mrs. Snaggo. "You ought to have done it iu Lent. O That is the proper seaeon for penance.” — l’ittslurg Chronicle-’]elegraph. O The n>u*i -ipality of Pasadena, Cal., owns a 62 acre grove ft English will- nut». I-ant year it yieTdetl nearly 100,- 000 pounds of nuts. Q ( tiniif riill<0. The practii-e of eating arm>gio is very a <;c;«i«icA®r l « tt ®6 TerpSt al motion has not get Ix-tTi 8 ‘‘I supp*Py *11''*11 vote accordiQI prevalent among the peasantry of the liiyniirggn *in»,-i.-n-ig tlii- matter." im iiutainous districts < t ARatria, IIQo (Uncovered. Science teaches t|at the New V.e,; Ciiy, l’,-h. 15, 11)00. ‘‘I will, ” answered S-g^-.-r Sorghum. 11* declare that revolution of the earth i«>on ita axis U My Dear t'arltou:—I few it will ga*©aml France. ‘‘Ami my coi*cience tells me that it is plea-* y<>t *> learn that my hoim *ard this poison enables them to ascend aa near perpetual motion a. anything alway» wvoa* Io <a«* 4 *on*p.M journey Iroin *n Francisco 'ey- mog- with ease heights which they could not yet known. —Washington star. than plea*gt < '* striking featurg otherwise climb without groat digres« that added very mu< I* to my comfort to the chest. Spectres, g'b- and ot.*g obigrvatioW •is the diniugGar service o-n t|v Rio j The hottest mines in the «orld are show the fig-d stars to beself-lumi«ous '•rag*' Wester* autVtlie Denver .• O > the Com®nek. On the lower levels bodies—suns to the ot'«r systems of Grag'l® This is the ti:*st service of the heat is so great that t* m « cal planets. An analysis of their lig|t ig tins description 1 have ever seen any- i not work over 10 or 16 minutes at I dicates the presence of the same chemi where, eitla* this country orabroaih cal elements that exist in c*r own gin tig- fisnl and cooking was all tiiat coulij) time. livery known meats of ijitigat- and earth, together with others un lie desired, and at very moderate prices. | ing the heat has been tried in I vain. Ice melts before it reaches «>> Botto« known in our solar svstem.- 0 11 £ii happen to km* the Rio Grande of tl® shafts. ______ • O Western people. 1 w ish yog w«uld say The news from Lick ol «tvatory that Sir John Sinbald in a re< lecture to them that it will afford me the ’ gie North st*r, 255,000,000 miles away Th. oompllc.tlon ol greatest plg*ut* at all tigies t* bear that the stati«ties for Scotland showed from ns, has been found to be got one *-ti«i *y anyw|eg< t-> t*- alxiv* facta. the same preponderance* the number star, but three—swinging around in of suicides in summer over those oc- Very truly yours, *re;<? orbits lik.0 t!0 muon, <^rth lift I (" ««fed > J. ADDISON BA*ER, 2nd. currjgg in winter aa had beet allown < > huh —is Hnother r^larkablg reftilt of and (-»it Lak« Tribune 1 I by the statist«, of every country in the application of photo-ft»octro^opv Plie gio Grti«'le Western Railway whvh the matter had l*-et inve«i- to thB telescopic Rtudy of t|ft h0i\ft|H. now op«ag ■Qthroi«h 1’ulliRan sb*ang gated. can between Sail Francisco and Chi- , I f all the dressmakers know* to ex cn*i, Without cbaRge. The route Ma An ascetic is living outside the Delhi Is s very sore double, __ dowbly, or -epsrsl.lv, ss sprain ist in America worked 24 hours of each Salt Lake City is unequalled n attract- gate at Lahore, India, who, it ia said, <u brul-r. there Is no remedy day for n whole year without <oppiug tmtiessagl wealth of novel interest. has not parted his lips for the past 50 Wrown the equal of gr sleep or meals, they a ,dg still be Three tlirog*b trains daily. Write for yeara, nor haa demandeis'anything ever , able to make only o^ dress apieeg for information, rater, etc., to J. D. Mans from any person to setiafy the irreaiati-1 less than seven-eights of th* &om*| iu field, General Agent, 253 Washington bio demands of tho stomach. People ' America. street, Portland, Ore., or Geo. W. flock to see him iu large numbers. Experiments by E. Klein indicate' The m<'tponilii«iciil de*irtgu-gt of Heintz, Gegerul l’assegger agent, Salt for a < > the gove^ment of India big- »ow four Lake City. that, contrary to common belief, such ' o th* germa aa those of tho cholera, typi*aml A j*W» esf.**g-s »first-class observatories, 174 ge*-ral statici*, sud 2,280 rai»if?ll -gati<«b. about tlrte tim«s i*- m ‘•v b<K>kn wero®diptheria do not aurvive more than from whieg regger S<>gt|ly .«aMMsu*« Roll i| t>« Uaitgd Xidi'M •* lk'Jl i i* i» three or four weeks after burial in Um ■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦.I i ground. „ are received. s aty year giacf 1898. f I DwMt .. .......... I FifiMiMt > •SPRAINS :> &RUISÊS St beote Oil HV^P.^URE CURE ® FtXflX Nt TV* BE MADE IN OIL If Yqg Y««*Ot* CV**III Us bs* V«ti h»b«Mw»iNw J*U T|«»4«AT| b * V<We IWi Joies Lafcorde’s Marvelous ° French Preparation of California 1« dWtlned tftbe thecreate«t oil fl»d<1 ff the world Already vaat riches have keen aniH'-r’-i tht ¡I. petroleum, and great fortunee an- sura to be made in that section thia yaar We own a quarter section of land, ifa» acre«, in the heart of the famous Kern County Oil D la trlct. The oil Is there and all wre ha\e to do Is to drill a well and tap it. O For development purpoeea we will «4 11 Stock at |1 pw ahara Iteo pie who buy this stock will s»e it inct efte in value fast a*l they «ill make me my fn-t Full»«i Invealifation invited Our property haa been ezamlueft and reported on ns unqu«ftHonNt>ly valuable by M M Ofdea, Field Kxpert, Froducera' Oil Bxehaftge, - ■ >, Cal ,and by C w Fox, for fifteen yeara axpart the biandard Oil Company Onr deed« and abatracta ««e- now dopooitad In the Mort teaata Nat.)»na. ftknk, Portland, Or» Oui witboutMdariaa.fi For Lost Manhood. ° Rill B Days’ Treatment n. 512 Oba*k*r »f eck F.sf. kiu . eh , rm. p. k nt Ptrtlaad, Oregsi. ° hh * m , v ><-< i’r<-». - en. <• grtATTO*.*■•> SENT FREE BOARD OF I»lftR<?TORS (To any and all of whom we refer yon.) .1 Frank Watson. President Merrhanta’National Bai nd. Or.; ft L Durbam lent Mordant«' National Bank, Portland. Or.; H. < Breeden, of H. < Breeden 4 Co Portland, Or^: H. < Kcken brrg* r, < om Ag' iit Michigan Central Railway; Charles V. Cooper, CuntriAlijg Freight Ag« ut, Union Pacific Railway. o tli«* Kent In th«* ^>>rld. King of th«* Meadow. Both Hand Helf I>nmp. R feet, JU or 26 teeth; 12 feet, 32 or 40 teeth; IU feet, 26 or 32 teeth. -<a—■ TOP BJJGGY $50.00... COOK» BOOK FREE. A poti»! Bddreaeed to I1 • » Boi 41, Portland. Oregon. wilt brine FO” * handaom« Ko-Nut < nox Book. Ko-S'nt 1« th« latest lard tubati* tute; and purer cheaper and more economi» af. YOUNG MEN! - »■« «rd U!**t «•< F«h«l « ‘ /gay Hp*» ifP~ Il la th« ■ -WI T iwliriM Whirl «TIM eur« •*. h *r<J •♦•«y o * m > Ro t *«*: h*o«rn M h«> *»«r f« 1«*»< g* Mir«, «»• m*u*r ho* arringo m <4 b >* k-n< «tan-Un« /;••••«• fr»m» ita 'm *411 «Mo«ii«h yon It '• ••*»•!»* F*■«/*. flgrlrtur», «ni <««*»> »•••• *tth'<lj ■■ ’ ■ ’ «w a«*t prapeta by »ipo* Mao y »rtpped, ,r. r*- • p< fr» • P«*'*r HtM. AL OÜ.Cbta*«*, R. r «gened on o Would txQoo cheap to be good, but we have Top Buggies for gfor $65 Cash that we guaran tee for one year from date of purchase. They have good strong wheels, guaranteed hick ory spokes, tires 5-16 thick, round edge and projecting over the felloe, to protect same. We have others at $70, $75, $80, $Qj and up. Road Wagons at $40 and up. Mitchell Farm Spring Wagons and Harness. _ SEND FOR CATALOGUE. FIRST iHD TAYLOR STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON. By Sealed Mail. HO C. 0; D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME. 'A rite »0 lav. You will b- glad yon did «n If you have any m> an- at all you ovft* It to yonr*’ If to inv« «tigate this opportunity for inv« (Q ent. < V 1.1. ON <11 K AGKM « McCortnlek All Sta>«*l Ji-*» 0 < s .Q . o Every pormw who la a aufforvrfrom nervmw fli«cane« ahouH writ« the V» mi Mohl Co., Cin cinnati, Ohio, at once, and accept their offer ff a five day«' trial treatfiftntfnw) of charm. 'hla la no O. < >. I>. or I >EF< ».MT acheoie but a liberal proposition made to unfortunate auf- ferrraby thia l<»ng-e«t<l»llNhc41 concern, which la the IarRVMtlimporter of apoclflea for uervoua and aeiual <ii»eaa»)S in the world. O The Von Mohl Ora haa the sole American ria hie for Prof. Lal*or»le’H French preparation jf “Oalthoa/* theory remedy known to ad vanced medical r» l«’nce that will Doaltlvely :uro nervous debility. Thia remedy ha« for yeara been ua< <! aa a ■pecifle in the French and German armlea. and aince Ita Introduc tion I nW) the United fltatea hat cured many thousands of auff» rera, arid the remsrumls tu 'cnasof the rem»3y In Europe haa been re peated in thia country. O <0 Tn order to place thia wonderful treatment In the hand« of ev»Ty person whoauff»\n the mental and phralcsf anguish of sexual-weak- nesa, The Von Mohl Oo , haadcclded to »end a free trial treatment to all who write at once. Tbe remedy la sent by mall In a plain pa* k- a<e. and thqze la no publicity In receiving Itor taking it. Accompanying the medicine there la a full treatise In plain language for you tn read. Take the medicine privately with per fect aafety, and a aure cure la guaranteed. - LoA vitality creeps onon men])unaware«. Do riot deceive yourself or remain In igno rance while you are being dracg^ddown by thia Insidious dlaeaae No matter wbat the auae imy lie, wh< th» r early abuaea ei< eeaea or overwork and buaine«s care«, the result« are theaam^ premature lna«of atrength and memory, emiaaiona. Iinpoteucy, varicocele and shrunken parte. This apeclfllc remedy will cure you at any stage beforernlleper re«ulU, with en«u!nsconsumption and Insanity. “Cal- th< •«" govs dlrectlw to the neat of th© trouble, no matter of bow long standing, and the pa tient for Is t he benefit of the P. rst day's trrnt- ineut. I" five/davs the med Ju Ines sent free will make you fori like a new man. The von Mohl Oo. often receives the moat astonishing test! mon lais from persons who have taken otdr five daysMr<uitnjrnt. They have thousands of trstlrm-hlals from those who have Ireen permanent ly cured after hav ing I hm ' o given up by doctors, misled and ruined In health ny disreputable mrdl< M schemers, and when they had given up th« Ir last hope for health and happ1n«>ss. Noarn- BftMd person will permit his name to be used for a L «t lhjonlal a« an ad mission that hr had any of the diseases for which the preparation of “Oaltbos" Is a si>rcific cure. Home Irre sponsible advertisers are using •‘made-up* trail men lais, but ti \ tria« 7 t^s to make public thenameeor > r< raepondence of any patients who have been cured by •‘Calthoa?* w Fl re da ys’ treatment will be pl arrd In your ' ■ f lUtt Bnd y '1 Of ” ••aril»’« - If f<>r your own sak«, to * I th ou t delay. Write to day and send your wl- dr**** It Is not necessary to give embarrass ing details of your ayiripUms. The book ac companying ths five days' treatment will en able you tojlake the medicine in private and treat your»»df successfully at home, itcosts nothing Ur try this remedy. It may rcjstyuu^ a trrsatdeai more to let thisoffer ¿P by. Write today. Address TnE VON MoliL ( 6 R , CINCINNATI. OHIO. T^mwt Im porters o< bt*udard Preparations iu las Uiuudou*M^ DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? PORTLAND DIRECTORY. Do yon w«k<* »ip at night with a terrible throbbing headache? Il la your nervoua ayatern that needs Moore’s Revealed Remedy O It art« quickly and cures permanently. Ii p*r bottle at your druggi«i'a SURE CURE FOR PILES TTCHIaQ F»l«e proda' e moUtur* and r«*»« firbfng Tb « form, a- well «• H Ind h **libt or Protruding Pl *• ars < ur*4 M Dr. ■oaanfco*« pile Ram«dy. hu P« ttrbing «nd b »*4 f « Ab«>>rba tumor«. V« « Jar m 4 ruggì «ta or «est by mail. Tread«« free Write ma about your cage. Dii ftoftANftO. Fil.ada P«. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. Bulldlni or rrmfxWllnr rr«Mence« an«1 •tor»*«. w « a carry • » »>mpl**t« line of Mantels, Buy reliabk goods of a reliable concern Grates an4 1 r i f ring. Til« scoting. Andiron«, Fenders, Kerens, Kl»*ctrte, is good tx-licy. anti Combination < handeliera, and'ail sup bllea perl a 1 ning to Kieetrie and '»as l.ifhtiiif Elevan hundred woodworker» in .Min we ai»o carry all feiuds «»! Hellene». Bells aud neapolis, Minn., struck lor an in-rease Indtrat« *re. r».c ograbiis cheerftilly «ent on aiiftbetlon »H4NB IIOL4 <>■ R A €<» in wage». I >45 Waabiagtaa Wl-, Farlland, Or. M*«l«lti*r* «nd Mttppll**. CAWWTON A CO.: 1NVINWI, BO 11. FKA, MA* ehiaery. BuppUM 46 Au Firat Bt , Portland, Or. JOHN POOL«, Ossoon. can fi». you th. best bargains in fsoeral inacFnn.ry, .nglnes, boilers, tanks, purnps, plows, belts and windmills Th. new steel IXL windmill, sold by him, it un- *;ualled. crass )• ! * 4 «tri Fr-*-«'« f Ml Et A-1 Of«' C4i ••an,« I 4 N. F. W. Ü. © O
