The Eugene weekly guard., June 23, 1900, Image 7

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WOMEN
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rr»d»r*«8'» Letter« Show Haw «h»
Celled -a -Mr». Fiukh^u, »„4 Was
Cared-
D ka R M bs P inkham —I hare a
—Jo", muddy complexion, feel tired
Ljd have bearing down pains. Menses
tare °ot appeared for three months;
wxnelimes atn troubled with a white
¿lacharge. Also have kidney and blad-
¿rr trouble.
I have been this waj for a long time,
«nd feel »0 miserable I thought I would
Lnte to you and see if you could do me
Lr if, .,sl ■ —Miss E uma F kxdkhick .
Ko,-. Ohio, Aug. fl. Is99.
[ -P esr M rs . 1*1 nkham
I have used
Lrdia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
Lad ao1'Tiling to directions, and ean
Lr I have not felt so well for years as
| do at present. Before taking your
Llieine a more miserable person you
Ler saw. I could not eat or sleep,
[nd did n ®eare to talk with any one.
L w I feel so well I cannot be grateful
Lough to you for what you have done
fcroB "—Miss E dsa FuEPEKich., Troy,
Lu. Sept. 10, 1S99.
AND GOSSIP OF THE MINING WORLD
I
WEEKLY
TRADE
REVIEW.
Rbalauls Balseas ot ■ M«a,u Chat
acter—i «r«lM Ara Hi|h»r
THE SLATE CREEK MINES THE ROSSLAND? DISTRICT
Eureka Group So>\ to C. D. Lane of New Owners of the Giant Take Hold
California.
of the Property.
Seattle, June 14.—News comes from
Anacoite« that work will be rMutn«d
on a large «.ale on the Eureka group of
mines in the Slate Creek mining camp,
which now belong to C. D. Lane, a
iniUionairw mining operator of Califor­
nia. The final transfer to Mr. Laue
was effected in Anacortes a few days
•go. Thia is the property that some
years ago was unStr bond to Colonel
Hart for Montana parries. After spend­
ing upward of $50,000 they allowed
ther bond to lapse, but the owners,
having faith in tber propertv, continued
working it until about two years ago,
when a bond was made to .Mr. Lane.
Rossland, B. (. q June 14.—The
water is being taken out of the Grant
shaft in preparation for the resumption
ot sinking on the ore body.
This
work is being done by A. D. Copleu
and VV. G. Armstrong, of Sjs'kaue.
the representatives of Philadelphia and
Michigan capitalists, who have ob­
tained cent® ! ot the company, The
new owners express confidence that
the Giant will make a mine, and are
willing to spend money to proving it.
They are the third party to make the at­
tempt, the last being Colonel \Y. M.
Ridpath, E. G. Sanders aud others of
tire old Le Koi syndicate, from Spo­
Altnoat Ready fur Op«r**tiou.
kane. but they threw up their ooud
The property is nearly ready for oper­ last April.
ation. The tramway between the mine
Other <’anailiaii Mine«.
Backache Cured
I '‘P iar M rs . P inkham :—I write to and the stamp mill must be finished.
Work is to be started ou the North­
Link you for the good Lydia E. l'ink- The mill has 10 stamps of 1,100 pounds ern Belle, which adjoins the St. Elmo,
Li «Vegetable Compound has done me. each and is substantially constructed. on Red mountain, by K. E. Palmer,
|t i« »he only medicine I have found The property has a saw and shingle who has just returned from Montreal,
The where he received instructions from
Lit helped me. I doctored with one mill and electric light plant.
L the best physicians in the city of stamp mill was completed last fall and the owners. There is a good showing
an<l if the eurOuer's work confirms its
Kew York, but received no benefit. I found to work perfectly.
It is the intention to put in a roast­ value a plant will be installed in tire
Ld been ailing for alsiut sixteen years,
Lu so weak and nervous that 4 could ing furnace as soon as supplies can be fall.
Andrew Drewey and others have
Lolly walk ; had continued pain in my shipjied in Ulis summer, to treat all
Lek and was troubled w ith leueorrh<ea. ores on the ground, instead of shipping bonded the Sunset, near Whitewater,
lenses were irregular and painful. concentrates. People who know the in the Slocan, for $30,000. It adjoins
Burds cannot express the benefit I have property, say that it will develop into the Wellington ami a short extension
Lrived from the use of your medicine. a big mine.
of the tunnel from that claim will tap
I heartily recommend it to all suffering
the vein at a dejpth of 600 feet. The
TWO REPUBLIC MINKS.
Limen."- M bs . M aby B ausuinueb ,
vien is 13 feet in width, with 10 inches
■indsor. Pa
O
Active Work on the Qullp sn<t ou the of high grade ore.
Knob Hill.
New Machinery In Frisco.
(una as a Nerve and Ca
tarrh Tonic the TallC
of the World.
I’
NO MORE THE GRAND MANNER
--------------
There Ar» No l.uuarr Gvntlvaien
blguilv and Breediua.
u.’
An Kiciting Ilan.
Drink in India.
The (ol wing incident tu I»rd Wol­
seley's military carreer is recorded as
ba-ing taxing place when he was in
bls twenties, and had been in the Brit­
ish army three venr*
He speaks of it
himself as ttie most exciting experience
of hie life.
It was in Burma, and
Wolseley was in charge of a small de­
tachment. During the advame he had
the bad luck to fall luto a deep hole,
aud w hen he crawled out found him­
self ou the euemy's side.
As he
emerged he was met with such a show­
er of bullets that he slid back in short
order. After a lew uriuutes lie came
out again, and, amid a vigorous volley,
ran for his life. He was nearlv 800
yards from the British line, au I was
hit three tinri - * . re he D acbed a
place of safety.—Youth's Compaumu.
Mary Clement Leavitt. honorary
president of the World's Woman s
Christian Temperance Union, said, in
a recent article: ‘ The best physician
in India told me that if white people
woudl let drink entriely alone, and eat
not Bion than half as much meat,
they un?bt have as good health an in
England or auywhere else.”
The “grand manner'' ba« gone from
the world and tbe world teems little
put out at Its departure. Time was
w ben It was a token at once of breed
itlg Olid education.
Scholarship uti
adorned with It was tiehi up to naked
»corn a« naked pedantry; mauners with
no touch of tbe grt^.l air could no:
|>a«« muster In polite circles; literature
saw lu It the sum and substance of lb
l)eliig. It did duty for a whole lexfcoi
of qualities, but Its outward aspect
was unmistakable, depending upon a
very simple theory of society and bu
man life. If num are to wear honor*
and successes lightly, the background
of ease will come Into prominence, ani
they will study to amuse. Ami so cairn
Wanted to Hell Ills l.eth.
Twenty-six thousand arrests for
that social li tiesse which our great
The king of Bavaria was kept very drunkenness a year and 8,000 impris­
grandmothers adored, those bowing* short of mom v when he was a boy; in onments is the appalling record of one
and smirking« w tildi tbelr grsndddl fact, the allowance for pocket money of the most enlightened American
dren scoffed at. and the whole pleasing gianled to him amt his brother was cities. It means one arrest to every
only about two shillings a week, (lire four families.
science of the beau monde.
The net cost to the
The tear of sensibility may be drop« day he heard R<»niv one aav that k «> uu <1 city therefore was more than $100,000.
ped over Its tomb, but there can be tie teeth were salat’le, and oft he went to
question of Its revival. The most Its h dentist ami offered to have hia own
admirers enti do is to write the history , extracted ior a monetary consideration.
Menlo Park. San Mateo ('onnty. Cal.,
its new buildings, newly furnished
of Its floruit. It belonged to an age
I do not believe Pis»»'-* Cure for Con- with
aud complete lalxiriktories, beautiful sur­
when wealth, leisure, culture and all >i.• ■ • i*ii.• i» f'.i- .ir
t , cou^s
rounding'
and home influence^ is one of
tbe good things of life were confinisi ( "Ids. J ohn V Bov m, Trinity Springs, the liest e<|un*ped schools tor the training
Ind , Feb IA. VML
to a class, and It drooped and with
of Itoys and young men on the coast It
is in charge of Dr. Ira O. Hoitt ami is ac­
\«» Salvation Army* In M eg ir«».
cred at tbe advent of democracy. Onr
credited at the universities, bend for < at-
The Salviition Army (or the second aiog.
modern serlousuess and our modern
Tenth year begins August t Bum.
businesslike air killed It. and they time has failed to get a fuo t hold in
Mexico.
Mexican
laws
forbid
all
re-
chojp> the crudest of 4, apons. It might
Customer—I've got money to burn,
have survived frank opposition; It i ligions processions in the streets of and I want the best wheel you have.
Dealer—That's all right. We ha^e
couhl not endure being made to look cities.
ridiculous.
Chicago tailors. who have been on bicycles to scorch.—lh’trvit Free ,’re-s.
But with the rubbish went irmeli that strike for two months, have coinpro-
Mothers will lind Mrs. WuislowS
th­
was admirable. At Its l>est this grami tin.ed and gone back to work
ing Svrup the be-t remedy to u-e for tin's
manner meant an exuberant vitality, a
child rea during the teething period.
genuine zest for life. Its exponents
A Ceiiipurlion.
all, but they failed gallantly,
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
I .) V
From the official report of the Wash­
it ail worked out to a kind of intend
Seattle Markets.
ington police it la shown that while tlm
self respect, which might be ludicrous,
whole uumlier of arrests in the Dis­
Onions, old, 7c; new, 2c.
but was rarely Ignoble.
Your nerves will be strong If your blood trict, with a barroom for each 441 of
Lettuce, hot house, 25c doz.
Most great men have been many aid
Potatoes, $16(417; $17® 18.
la
bad and you feel nervous, tired, miser­ its population, was equal to one arrest
but with tlie gentlemen of th»
for every 11 of its population, the num­
lleete, per sack, 90i®t$l.
grand air It was a social duty, and al! able and weak, yon should take Hood's
Turnips, per sack, 40® 60c.
Sarsaparilla It will enange llie condition ber of arrest made in the FiAt pro­
traces of the process must be bidder
Carrots, per sack, $1.
of your blood and the state of your feelings, duct, with a barroom for every 113 of
from sight.
Parsnips, per sack, 50073c.
also It will make your blood rich and its population, and in the Ninth pre­
Disraeli was almost the last of the
Cauliflower, California 90cid$l.
pure and give you strong nerves and sweet cinct, with a barroom for every 1,048
“graml manner" ills<’lples. ntid the
Strawlierries—$1.00 per ease.
sleep It is America's Greatest Medicine. of its population, the arrests was only
abuse
of
him
which
was
current
for
so
(or every 18 of its population.
A
Celery—40® 60c per don.
Hoad's Sn»*»npjarilla one
[letitlon to oougrvss to prohibit the
Cabbage, uative and
California, long shows how people had come to re
I n nu IU by all druggist». Price |!
gur<l the affectatlou. For an affecta
liquor traffic in the District of Colum­
$1.00® 1.25 per 100 pounds.
tlou It was. tbough a charming ami H oour I’H.m are the lavorile cathartic. 25c bia is being prepared.
Tomatoes—$2.50 per case.
sometimes a noble one. V
Versatility cat>< —■—'-»»
Apples, $2.00® 2.75; $3.00® 3.50.
never lie abolished, but a pretenao of
Prunes, 60c perliox.
We Are Direct Importers of
Butter—Creamery, 22c; Eastern 22c; ease and Insouciance and a parade of
dairy, 17 ® 32m ranch, 15@l7c pougd. divers accomplishments may easily be
discredited. The splendid Impa salve
Eggs—19c.
uess of the great gentleman has sue
Cheese—14 0 15c.
Poultry—14c; dressgl,
14015c; cuniN-d to modern worry and haste,
(I he Famoos (hrrivan Wood Preserver)
ami for the most miro we frankly con
spring, $3.50.
WHICH 1*1 Cgl
KNTI.V l»IENTI<O¥H
Hay—Puget Sound timothy, $11.00 fess that dignity IS a nuisance and an
012.00; choice Eastern WashiggBm auebronlsm. Hut the other side of the
timothy, $! s ou.
thlng -tbe taste for a liberal culture—
Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23; shows signs of revival and we mny see
feed meal, $23.
a return to tbe graml manner, brought One ap«>lication is all that is required. It lasts for years. Price, 50 ?ents
per quart. Write for circulars and inforn^ation
Barley—Rolled or ground, per to#, g,!' to date and purged of its silliness.—
$20.
Ixiudon Spectator.
Flour—Patent, per barrel. $3 25;
blended straights, $8.0«; Califorgia,
°<|-.4< IKK’ <<»AHf AGKNTH.)
$3.35; buckwheat Hour, $6.00; gra­
ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat
flour, $8.00; ry® flour, $3.8004.00.
o
Millstuffs—Bran, per i*g. $13.00;
The chance of two (Inger prints being
shorts, per ton, $14.00,
o
Feed—Chopped feed, $l«.G0 f>ey «0; alike Is not oue In fifty four billion.
There are nearly two thousand If You Are Awake to Your Own Chances Read This and Then Vrifc
•liddlings, per tog, $20; oil cake ®,®il,
Us lor Full Information and Prospectus.
Htltcli* In a pair of band sewed I mio I h .
OK ton. $30.00.
Fresh Meats—Choice dre«ed lieef
Sim Diego, Cal., has a lemon grove
<'«lifnrfiln I* (|<'Mthi«‘'l to I»« thegrentrM oil field of the world
Already vast rich*« have been
steMrs, [trice 8c; cows, 7c; mutton 8c; covering one thousand acres. It Is said atiiH"'<1 ili' • in pctroletiin. hih I gi< Nt fortun« * ar« mire to be made In that n«><*tlon ll>m year
We wu a 'jinn I« i
if >ii • laiul, !•■<' hcich , In the heat t 0 the fa in fit is Kein < (unity (ill I» is
pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 8*«® (o be the largest In the world, it was ti i< I 1 ••
i - tin ic an<I all we liat • io <|<> in tu <ll ill a Weil and tap It.
For de\ ehfpiin nt nurpffsea wc will »ell 2Uinr«*« of Treamit v ^tock at |1 per «bare Peo­
10c.
begun In l'»o. with 170 acres.
ple w ln> but t hi n »tock w III «re It Inereaae in vain« faxt and they will make money fa»t Fnllrat
Hama—Large, 18c; small, 181.;
\ eMtigation invited. Our property hab been examined and reported on am unqneatlonAbly
Eighteen thousand bllla nnd joint res­ iii
valuable by M M Ogden, Field Expert. iTodiicera’ oil Kxchanxe, Han EranciMeo, < al .and by ('.
breakfast bacon, 12‘>c; dry Milt sides.
\\ F f>x, ffr llfteen \ eara ek pert for the 'Handanl oil ( Qiipan* . Onr df-<-d» and itli-t i
I» are
olutions
were
presented
by
members
8c.
now ftepffbi tefl in the Merchants' National Hank, Portland, Or. Our officer! are without aalarn -
In tbe last Congress— 12,i*>8 In the
Port I mid Market.
House and 5,855 In the Senate.
Wheat—Walla Walla.
58(453o;
Table Mountain, Cape Town. South
Valley, 58c; Bluestein, f>I>c per lOu-livl.
512 Chamber of Oommeree, Portland, Oregon.
o
Flour—Best grades, $3 00; graham, Africa, la a magnltleent natural curl,
II c KCKENBKRfiKK, Prea.
Il L IH’RII AM, Vice Pre«.
H. C. STRATTON, fcey.
oslty. It Is marly foil? thousgid feet
$2.50; superfine, $2.10 per barrel.
KOAltD OF l»l It Hf I o Its
(To any iinl all of whom we refer you.) ,1 F'rank Wat»f>n.
Oats—Choice white,
85c; choice In height and lias a level top about
President Merchant** National Bank, Portland, or ; It L Ihirliarn, Vice-Preaident Merchant«’
three square miles In area.
gray, 83c per bushel.
National Hank, Portland, or.; II. < Breeden, of II. ( Breeden
< <»., Portland. Or.; II <'. Eeken-
Barley—Fee<l barley, $L4.00@ 15.00;
Weddlug festivities In Cairo, Egygt, Iferu’cr, ('tun Ajent Michlxan Central Railway; ( harh*a V. Cooper, Contracting Freight Agent,
Union " Ifir Railway.
brewing. $16.00 jgyr ton.
usually continue for three days, during
Wtitr GM todav
You will be glad you did ao If you have any nu ana at all you owe
Millstuffs—Bran, $13 per ton; mid­ which time there Is coustant feasting
it to yoniNf if to in rugate thia oppoitunity for investment.
dlings, $19; shorts, $15; chop, $14 pel and jollifli atlon. Tbe k-4' •Sts
ex-
ton.
peeftd to regain win In tbe festlvltiee
CHAMPION
BINDER
Hay—Timothy, $10(4 11; clover,$7(4 last.
7.50; Oregon wild hay, $*H47 per ton.
In the western part of British Colum­
.. Beat On Earth...
Butter—Taney creamery, 85(4 40c;
seconds,
45c; o dairy,
25(4S')c; bia Is a novel railway, two miles in
Eccentric
Sprocket Wheel, chaitP pulls
length. The rads are ina^i- of trees,
store, 25c.
O
on the long spokes when doing the hardest
from
which
the
bark
rias
been
stripped,
Eggs—14c per dozen.
jyork, which is compressing the btAdle, t>
Cheese—Oregon full cream, 13c; and these are bolted together. Upon
Young America, 14c; new cheea£ 10c them runs a ear, with grooved wheel«
ing the knot and discharging the bundle.
ten Inches w ide.
per pound.
Wc guarantee a gain of p?wer of 16 2-3
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $4 00@
At Bosco Reale, on tbe slopqg of
per cent at th?i time.
4.50 per dozen; hans, $5.00; luring», Vesuvius, near 1‘ompell, excaiatlons
$2.50(43.50; geese, $6.00(47.00 forold; have brought up the most remarkable
$4.50(46.50u 'lucks, $3.00(95.00 |>er •< tilings of tbe Itomnn period yet dis­
Force Feed Elevator, warranted
dozen;
turkeys, live, 14<<i 15c per covered. In tbe grounds of
Del
ponnd.
I'rlsco villa a great [terlstyle and four to waste less grain than any other.
Potatoes—40(465c 0C ®' k. *«>■•• large rooms have l>e<m uueartbed. the
Send for Catalogue.
2(4 2 *'<c per pouno.
walls of which are ,0<^re.| by twenty (
Vegetables—Beets, $1; turnips. 75c; large frescoes of rich covering and care |
IT.MELL, LEWIS 4 STAYER CO.
per sack; garlic, 7c per pound: cab­ ful executli# The «eures are life
First and Taylor Streets, Portland, Oregon
bage, 1 t,c per pound; parsnips, $1;
O
«'•-
onions, l1»' per pound; carrots f©
Bradstreet's My s; New business at
wholesale is of a between statious char­
acter. but warmer weather has offered
a stimulus to retail business in some
se- 3ous. Chiei activity and t-«*t at­
tention is. however, still cun éntrate.I
on the price situation, and effort* to
readjust quotations to meet current de­
mand aud supply conditions go forward
steadily. The exception to the general
downward trend of prices is that fur­
nished by leading farm produ tv. nota­
bly cereals, but here the moving cause
is hardly ao favorable, beiug the result
of less satisfactory crop reports, par­
ticularly from the Northwest, and it is
to t>e noted that advices from the
Northwest, where the winter wheat
yield promises to be very <«>rt, are
also less favorable.
Corn crop advices remain favorable,
as likewise do those of oats, but the
grains aud hog products have sympa­
thized in the upwani movemeut of
wheat, which has at last broken from
its lethargy and is again attracting
speculative attention. Foreign erop
advices, it might be added, are not flat­
tering. The German rye crop promises
to be very short; the same report
conies regarding French wheat aud En­
glish crop advices are not of the beat.
Cotton is slightly weaker.
LeiMher is dull and rates weak.
Wool is dull and on the whole
slightly weaker at Eastern markets.
Mills engaged on women’s wear-goods
are fairly well employed. The outlook
favors lower prices (or the new Spring
weights.
Surplus visible wheat supplies tire
decreasing rapidly, lending interest to
current unfavorable crop reports.
Republic, June 14.—Work is se­
Gem, Idaho, June 14. —New ma
I.«*HA ing No Sting.
I ()ur manner of doing a thing often tive on the Quilp mine. The new ma* chinery is being installed in the Frisco
Lints for more than the tliiug itself. chineiy is giving satisfaction, Two mill here. One of the largest crushers
Le people have the gift of doing a drills are making about tive feet per in the Northwest, weighing 15 tons,
Ltions things ungratiouslv.
They day. The compressed air hoist is work­ will be ready to start in a few days.
LU1 to think it of small moment how ing smoothly at the winze and good
Struck a Pocket.
Lr act, if they do the right thing. progress will now be made in getting
F. M. Sniini, who has been assisting
Krir gifts are felt like a blow. Oth- out the ore for shipping. The shaft
JoseplPshepherd in prospecting a le.lue
Lrefuse with a kindness that falls will be extended to the 300-foot level
on Grubb creek, a tributary ot Sterl­
before
cross
cutting.
The
ledge
en
­
balm. The Italian who is asked
ing, informs the Medford, Or., Mail
Ir alms, unable to help, replies: countered on this property has in­
that he and his partner took out a small
terdoii me, I also am a [»or devil.” creased greater in width in proportion
to depth obtained in sinking than any pocket last week from which they 'real­
|L leaves uo hurt, while the open
mine
in the camp. In the tunnel it ized over $27 at the bank, and Mr.
kU of some others indicts a sting,
measured
26 feet, at the 5U-foot level Smith says the pocket is not by any
ted (®rvs more for adverbs than for
it was 80 feet wide, and at the 100-foot means exhausted. He says the pocket
tbs," says an old writer.
Do the
may prove to be a large one, as the
Lt thing, but do it rightly, courte- level it was between 90 and 100 feet in same character of rock continues.
width. This is ti’e largest body ore in
te»ly. sympathetically.—S. S. Times.
They will lose no time in going
the camp and it is bard and clean, i
At the 50-foot level there is 30 feet of down on the vein, which varies in size
I SHAKE INTO T®1 It SHOES
ore that will average $13 per to(. In from one to four feet and all sufficient-
Ull»n'» Foot-Ease, a powder for tlie feet. the lower levels the values are higher ly mineralized to make it a tine pay.ng
I .ure, painful, swollen, Rmariing. nerv-
proposition. The quartz is blue and
L list, a ml in r mm I y takes t lie sting out somewhat. The new seven-drill oom-
[innis and bunions. It's the greatest pressor is in operaticg and th® com­ porous and all of it carries more or lea«
Bi ct ilisciiverv of the age Allen's Foot- pany will be in a position to ship 200 free gold. The walls are granite aid
Ire mslies tight or new shoes feel easv. tons of ore a dfly for an indefinite porphry with cyanite and feldspar.
I'.-» certain cure fur Ingrowing Nails,
■renin.’, callous and hot. tired, aching period, if necessary. More men have
Work 1» Being ij'uahrd.
Kl We ti.i^pr- over 30.(100 testimonials, been put to work stoping in the tunnel
Work is being steadily pushed at tbe
m it Moy. 8<dd bv all druggists and and each level. Thirty men are em­
Mountain Lion mine, in Southern Ore­
te'i r"1 By mail for
in stani|>s
K I ;<■ . rn’i' FREI' Address, Allen 8. ployed.
gon, owned by Bailey brothers, on
The survey has be*® completed for Missouri flat, says the Rogue River
Kami. I . lfi.v, N. Y.
the steam tram to be constructed up ’ Courier. The lower tunnel has now
■prerentative Jefferson M. Levy Xjie gulch, connecting the mines in the reached a length of nearly 400 feet, and
(jl.tr educed a bill into the house tc vicinity for shipping to th® mills. it is expected that it will tap the ledge
The Quilp will furnish the ®ew Repub­ inside of 40 or 50 feet farther. Through-
®. the war revenue act.
lic mill with at least 100 tons A day.
<X*t tii* whole course of this tunnel, the
p t ' hi . city or tolkdo , i
North of the Trade Dollar And east of rock has been •tsily worked and not
Ltxzs CofNTT.
("•
the
Ben
Hur
is
the
Knob
Hill,
a
prop
­
hcntj.i hsskv makes oath that he is the
so hard but that a good showing could
rr »- . - . i tlie firm of F. .1 ' HZXZY A Co.. erty supposed to be valuable.
A cross 1 be made each day.
P'.lb'.s' „ in the Citv of TVtleilo, County
i i:r afort sa <1, and that said tirm will pav cut tunnel has been extended in the 1
A flow of water almost sufficient to
R.io
NE Hl’MlKI 11 1)01.1.AKS for each hill 540 feet, where the ledge WBH
' run the mill is now coming from the
1» ry........ ■ Catarrh that cannot be cured
struck,
and
the
indications
are
DOW
Kc use of H ull ' s C atarrh C vkk .
tunnel and it is expected that when the
FRANK J. CHENEY
that they have a fin^property. A shaft ’ vein is struck, the tunnel will yield an
■pm to before me and subscrilted tn my
a ■. r. - • :i da;, or December, A, 1'. UBA was sunk at the first where the vein 1 ample water supply f<ff milling pur-
was found in place and an average of : poses. The ore nt this mine carries
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A. W. GLEASON,
’
Notary Public. values obtained of $30 per ton at the high values in gold, aud the new tun-
|; iCatarrh Core is taken internally and acts 10-foot level.
The tunnel level is 350 ' nel will open a large body of the ure.
R" y on the blood amt mucous surfaces of
feet from the surface°and there are now The mine is well equipped with a
IryiU-m. send for testimonials, free.
F .1. <11 ENEY A i U., Toledo, O.
three feet of fine looking quartz that good stamp mill and is one of the vfty
K ‘' minor-. 7.'e.
should run even higher than in the ' best properties in that section.
Y. »Family Pills are the best.
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shaft. A drift north and s* •tl 1»4 I
Pro Bono Publico.
Two New Ledge» Opened»
been started on the ledge.
|P all the hi4D>ry of modern warfare
The pincer district in Southern 'ffe-
Good Washington Mine.
p have been no more picturesque
gon is showing up some very tine prop-
Spokane,
.,,
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June
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14.
—
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A
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contract
has
kl- than t© -e of the Anglo-Boer war bftn let for sinking a 100-foot shaft on 1 erties. In addition to the valuable
B»h now seems about at an end.
: claims already under an advanced
k picturesque side of the three fam- the Rebecca and running 12b feet of, ©state of development in the district and
k«eges—Kimberley, Ladysmith and tunnel on tSe Rebecca extension. which have been proved to be high
kiting—is brought out with telling These claims are owngi by Spoakne grade and permanent, l'aul Scharing-
gt by General Miles in an article and Cheney parties. About 500 tons son is prospecting two new discoveries
■hb'ited by him to this week’s Col- ot ore are already on the dump and it which give promise of being no less
Gen. Miles is a student of mili- avenges about $45 to the ton. Some valuable than the Greenback or Brown­
V icieuce, who has also the faculty assays run as high i* $200, mostly cop­ ing veins.
One of these ledges is seven feet
[Waenting his subject in a jiopular per. The Rebecca and Rebecca exten­
sion are located near the Columbia wide, and though the ore is not high
■^brilliant
stvle.
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river, about 16 miles from Killer, grade as far as prospecting has yet
Wash.
shown, still it is sufficiently mineral­
New M h J}«» Mining District.
ized for a milling proposition.
Grangeville, Idaho, June 14.-^A new
There is 350 feet of tunneling and a
mining district has been organized 70-foot shaft on the other ledge. This
across Salmon river from this place, vein is almut 18 inches wide. Oonaid-
called the Crooks Corrall district. The erable money has l>eeu taken from this
boundaries of the new district are as ledge with an arastar.
follows: Commencing at the head of
Outlook I m Bright.
Race creek, thence to Snake river,
A correspondent at (ieiser, Or., writ­
thence to the summit of the divide at
the Larry Ott saddle (between Snake ing to the Baker City Democrat, says
and -almon rivers), th<© e al<Cu the the mines of the Empire Mining Com­
pany are looking tine and the company
divide to place of beginning.
in planning for the erection of a mill.
Improving the Blur Jacket.
Hops—2<48c per pouri'lg
We White Elephant owners are go­
Cuprum, Idaho, June 14. — H<'ig ng ing to build very soon.
Wool—Valley, 12 <4 13c [>er p»i#l;
machinery, pump and engine for the
The Bonanza mine has plenty of Eastern Oregon, 10® 15c; mohair, 27®
Blue Jacket mine have reached the good ore for its 40-stnmp mill.
80c per pound.
Ä®
property and will be rapidly installed.
Mutton—Gross, l>eet sheep, wethers
A $312 nugget was picked up in the
Several cars of ore are reedy for haul­ placers of Austin. McMudre <V Co., at ■ nd ewes, 8\c; dressed muttou, 7®
-
ing to the railroad for shipment to the Winterville, near here, the other day. TH® I*'r pound; lain!«, 5H®.
Eastern smelter.
Hogs—Gross, choice heaiJX) $•> (Ml;
/
The owners of these claims expect to
light and feeders, $4 50; dressed,
Gold Output Th*» Year.
clean up $23.000.
They are working a full crew on the $5.00’46. O per 100 pounds.
Nome—l*Tobably $15,000,000.
Beef O’irosr, top »teem, $4.00® 4.50,
Washingb#— Rough estima'dfc $3,- Black Bird and pushing development
cows, $3 50®4.00; dressed beef, fl
as fast ss ¡icwible.
C >000,000.
With three <>r four mills in this camp the per pound.
Klondike—Some say $18,000,000.
\ eal—I-argc, fl's^iHc; ^0111, 8®
we will begin to have a day.
Others $25,000,000.
8 He per pound.
Oregon—Rapidly increasing and
Tallow—5 <« .”>' 2. . No 2M
year’s output will reach close to «5,. ' A new bank building is going up in
r^’
. «n t S. Senator from
Coquille City, Or.
8'1 (4 4c [er poi®l
s
aiuiepi.
000,000.
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\ . Sullivan, United States
A ©arcity of laU'rers is reivirttxl at
Klondike • Hold Output.
Ran Fr^><QQ^> *QQO&t*
■ '
Mississippi, in a letter re-
Victoria, B. C.. June 14.—The first < iray ’ sq ) larbor, Wash.
Wool
—
Spring—Nevada, 14'41* S*
^wn ten to DrO Hartman from crowd of Klondike«this »e«»on arrived
Tacoma has adopted plans for a new pound, Eastern Oregon. 10<915c; Vai*
w. Mirs., «ays the following:
bv tbe steamer Amur Saturday. They school hou^, to cost $20,000.
ley, 18(<20c; Northern, 10'4 12c.
't »'me time I have l>een a sufferer report that 200 miners have reached
Hope—1899
crop,
11 (415c per
North
Yakima,
Wash.,
is
son
to
^fArrta in its most incipient Skagway. Six steamers have passel
pound.
have
a
fruit
and
vegetable
cannery.
(• *> tnth h so that I became alarm- up the river.
Butter— Fancy creamery 17 <4 17 ’»®;
’6 hit general health. But, hear-
Tbe gold output is estimated by Daw.
Sixty-five men are employed buil<l- do seconds, 16'416 Nd fancy dairy,
"«•ru-ua as a good remedy, I son papers at $18,000,000.
News 1« ing tbeAreat Northern railroad bridges 16c; Qo •ecomla, 141415c per pound
11 • fair trial and »non began to given of a stampede to the Koyukuk in Spokane.
i.ggs—.'tore, 15c;
fancy ranch,
Its effects were ni*tinctly and to Snlphur creek, gravel being O Machinery for a sash and door and
17c.
bal. removing
the annoying found in the old channel which ^*e 50 furniture factory cob (lined has reached
Millstiiffw — Middling», $17.00 '4
inis. md was parti> ulaily d- i cents to the pan. A nugget weighing
Coquille City, Or.
30.00; bran, $12 50'415 50-
77 ounces was found on Chee Cbako.
tei
Hay—Wheat $6 50(4 10; wheat and
Ellensburg, Wash., has passed an
pleasure in recommending
¡JT*
Looking fur Coal. Ges •» Oil.
oaainani'S forbidding the are of barfied oat $0.00(49 50, l*»t farley $5 (Ml<$
national catarrh cure. I’e-
k •» th. be»t I have ever tried.”
Port Angeles, W sb., June 14.—Ar­ wire teDi-es within the city limits.
7.'H>; alfalfa, $5 00'4 6 00 per ton;
rangements have been com piste I by C.
straw, 25(4 40c per l>ale.
W. V. SULLIVAN.”
The
promoters
of
the
Pierce
county,
Potato*»- —Early Rose, OOdOSc; Ora-
» catarrh wherever loc«:- Vtn Sickle, of New York, to drill here War h., fruit fair have decided to ex-
*rtna has no substitute»—no for <-<rfj. **• or oil. He claims to rep- tend
id its scope and innte tile j^tire gon Burlwnks, 9<ic'4$l; river Bur-
rrernt
Eastern
<apitaliste
wbo
are
will
­
Insist upon having Reruns,
baaka, 25'405«; new. 70c(4$ 1.26.
filai ,tPto participate.
rhe pemna M>£<-ine Co., ing to »[«nd I10.0UO to determin«
(itrua Fruit—Grange».
Va'ancia,
A b electric plant to cost between
O., for a free book ou whether coal or oil can be found m
$150,000 and $J'X>,00u will t« erected $2 75(43 25; Mexican hn.X $4 00’4
this vicinity. _________
st the Nisqnally Falls, near Elbe, 22 6 00: California lei.^ia 76c<4$1.5W
W.r* P ut fur Cent Misers
miles soatheast of Tacoma, pr’r lding do choice $1.75'42.00 per but.
-cattle, June 14 — Coal miners at
Tropical truita—I’.ananaa. $1.50 <4
the Utter city will make a contract for
CarN.nado and Wikeeon mines, in this
lighting. The rate pT» [» sed is Zfl per 2 50 per bunch; pineapple«, nom­
.tale have been notified of ■ 11) per
O'fiOSA per
cent lower than ths present contrsO inal. Peralan date«.
cent increase in wages
These am»«
UEllin * LElTEJt
o
If Yoar Blood
Io Good
..AWEM4AWS C4ABO£4MEU!Wr..
CHICKEN
LICE
AM)
VERMIN
rtsMOL TWcunsEW « ao*
a^e^fi
FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN OIL
ORIENTAL OIL ¿5? FUEL COMPANY
Branches: Salem, McMinnville,
La Grande, Medford, Rattle, Spo­
A rat's tall la a wonderful thing The
kane.
A Itfl a T«l.
great naturalist Cuvier says that there
are more muscles In (bls curious ap­
pendage than are to l*e found In that
part of the human anatomy which Is
OHI FOB A DOSI. Cur«S'ekn»«de-h*and I’T*
moot admired for Its lug.-nlous struc­
p-r«l». Bri»" • rimp'o*. p«rtrr th» lowet. AIS 1 lis ­
A
ul eadri-Med to P <>. B<>i (I, Portland. ti.*i. . I r. " ■ ■ B' u.Tp .. I. gil'.r’re' r - . .■ n To
ture namely, the band. To the rat. Io (>r«*iton
full ho,
O«.
will briutf you *
Ko-Nul annrtnrs p i w".| mat -amp
fact, Its tall serves as a sort of baud, < <w»k Book K<Sut in the latFAt lard nii D mi I- BOBANkc* CO.. rsHaa.)»**». »•■ >14 > l)ru*»l.l*
lute.
mih
I
purer,cbeapar
and
morecconomioaL
by means of which the animal Is ena­
THE PROSPEROUS FARMER
bled to crawl along narrow ledgea ot
Always has a McCC^MICK.
other 1« lit pio-s.ige«, lining if to bill
ance with or to gain a bold. It la pre­
hensile. like the tails of some mon­
«Irme grah* flr«^» w«r« inY«*nt«»d, hovaehold
keys. By means of It the little la-a.t er« Kvtr
1> h '* r»«-« »» *»slmg
>»*r <••*<.( oflbair fu* D>r
Iti"«<
of
wmi Dp th* ' hlmn-y
Hut how
can jump up belgbta otherwise lose-
• ■ « .n » » ful I -«’’«• if' ■ ' ■ ■!» aho
cesslhle. employing II as a projectile
It adopta Ih» Nrw ( ohiml»fan fir«* «rat» 'hai
I imm a k «* w ■yaiam of ilsanabt«. ruak«*a a While
spring.
fiaros-
n A- al • i • > ••*1
•*! U»» heat n»o
COOK BOOK FREE.
DRaGUNIVS^PILLS
For Sale by all Grocers.
10BO YEARS OF WASTE
•• r ' tn
F Tpu lutea and f ill dew rI> n apply
THI.IuHS K4HKK1T < «».. Vi rirat
Mtre««t, Portland. Orejan.
i
A iBblllsrrQnt Ar< bile»}«J.
Canon Bellairs, of England, who died
recently, was an old enemy of the bel
lia.Qnt Archdeacon liemson. He wsi
a school Inspector before the act ol
1x7«». and Vast Brent was tn bls dis­
trict. The arebdeaeoo objected to gov­
ernment lns|e-ctlon of bls school.taught
the children to sing some lines of ridi­
cule when bls brother clergyman ap
[wared, and at last wrote to Mr. Bel­
lairs, telling him that he would put blm
la the village horse pond If t^ again
dared to show bls face lo that part of
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Homerae t.
1
1 he Match Trini spreading ilei.
1 be match trust has avverai factories
In Europe. and baa now absorl*! an
In Intani establishment to Moutk
A merlea.
Kvery «M »bould put a guard on blm
»»If. or be will find that ba enjoys
tboee or. aslon. moat when ba la 'I
cuurag»d to talk freely of bls gi.es
HA^D WORKING WOMEN
< an
qui' li and p«Tn»an«*?it relief
lor
and atrci>*.th <>**•( ro, ing
troubi a in
Moore’s Revealed
Remedy
Tho<»«aii<lit have u«< Ait and lh<>uaau«1a
n<>w pral»r it I: rwi rv p rmancnUy 11
jr**r bottle at your diMgaut’a.
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Hmldlrif ftt rem'»d*linf rt*«td®ncM «n<l
^ff'-arry a «omplrt® lhw> of Man’*h,
'.rates and Tiling, TH» Flouring. Til* v*am
woUhg. Andiron® Faudrrt, k'r$$»$, Eh® trw,
'••• afi'l C ombination < iiandalirrs, «nd all »uj»-
plir« f*ertalniiir to Klrrtrir and <»at lJghtln<
I M r al•*> 1 arry all kinds of Battrrta«, Bril« and
Ind < atoF* Fi,'.logr«ph■ < l»»-erfnHy ««*nt on
11 | . t< •. 1 • • >w » A * '•
a«hiogi»o
Call on ths Agent, or address A. H. Boy­
lan. Generai Agent, 121 Hawthorne Ave..
Portland, Or., for Catalogue.
JOHN POOLB, Pnkfi'Air», Oarnnw
can
you tiie brat Itanraina in f»n«*ral
iiiarhinerr, enginaa, bollare, tank*, pumpa.
p">wa. b*ita and wmdmiUa. The nrw
•(*•4 ¡XL windmill, told by hirn, la un»
•qualM.
pension
ip?:-.::?.;::
Il lllM'Hu. WaiMift«« u C. i bay will r*
Ils
jink < orpa
Frua«s!uting claim« «x»c« IMS
, > s»rtlaod. Or.
F*» '••»« '
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