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The Turn of Life WHAT THE MINES ARE DOING BRADSTREETS | THE LOWER YUKON NEWS ^HE JOHN DAY VALLEY l American ^iing Camps in That Many Locations Reported on DiXi» 1 Section Are Doing Wl. and Strawberry Spurs. REPORT. rhe lli.l»'Ulh« Trail* I. **a.>>«>ahlv Dull. Bradstreet > says: Di'tributivWira ie is dull, seasonably so in most in stances. and pi ices of manufactured products are generally weak, but ex ceptions to tbe former are tound where crop conditions are exceptionally prom ising and in the < °f prices where tue readjusting movement baa beeu overdone ou the down aide. ® upward rush of wheat prices culminated at the close of last week and the reactions ami the irregularities since, mainly due to heavy realizing, would mainly pcvint to the movement liav mg beeu temporarily at least over done. Advices from the North are of little more than half a crop of wheat, but estimates as to the outturn in bush els vary accordingly as the government reports of 316.000,000 bushels, or the commercial estimate pf 200,000.000 bushels iu yield last year in tbe three states are used as a basis. Sugar is at the highest price reached at this time for 10 years pa-t, owing to the active canning demand ami the strengthened position of raw. The war iu China is chargeable with the advance in teas, not only from the former couutry, but from Japan, some interruption m transp rtation being ap|>arently looked for if the Asiatic trouble increases. Heavy rains are complained of iu the entire cotton larlt east of tbe Mississip pi river, and the crop is generally “in lhe gram*. ” Reports fro*» Hsv iron iMiwI stvwl trade are as pessimistic as ever. Nominally qa-1 Siti--+ei at F’ittslairg are UHi hanged. Wheat, including flour, shipments foe tie» week aggregate 3,184,144 bush els, against 4,645,180 bushels last week. Failures for the week number 185, as compared with 167 last week. Failures in the Dominion of Canada number 18, as compared with 2s last week. Feattie, July 4 —The Poet-Intelli Purtls^l. July y. — The Oregonian gencer hat the following special news has this ft'. from the rniuiu. .enter This Is a critical period from Skagway: of the John L)» .alley in Eastern Ore The first newt of the season from the gon: In the life of every woman remote American luiuing camps of the Prairie City, in the upper part of the and no mistakes should lower Y ukou has just come out to Skag John Dav valley is ettractiug consider way. be made. able notice as a miuiug center. Latest arrivals report a new strike Placer mining has teen earned on The one recognized and 100 miles back of Circle City, on three in the valley since the early '60s, ami reliable hcip for women creeks known as Faith, Hope and Char the quarti ledges Were known to the ity, which empty into the Tanana. A who are approaching and new strike is al*u reported on Walker's old settlers 25 years ago. Many quartz locations have beeu made in the past passing through this fork of the Forty-Mile, which was two years, and if the 50th part of them once before staked. A stampede has wonderful change is amount to auything, the Prairie City resulted, and others have rushed in and country will certainly be a large pro re-staked the eountrv. ducer of gold, copper and cobalt. Lydia E. Pinkham-» Vegetable Compound j line pay has beeu struck on a num The mineralized l>elt. aside from the ber of claims not heretofore considered placer deposits which are found in pa\>-rs. 1.lin k.i, struck last summer, every creek, comprises Dixie spur of That the itmost reliant, has proved a wou ter so far, and has a the Blue mountains, etght miles north can be placed upon this pay streak 80 feet wide and four feet of l'rairie City, and Strawberry spur, greet medicine is testi deep. It is expected Eureka will this nine miles south. Dixie Spur is about $1,500,000. 25 mlies long, and skirts the northern fied to by an army of year yield The Itautpart Cainp. side of the valley. Its highest point grateful women who hove Col. Wiggin believes the Rampart is Dixie Butte, which has an elevation camp is as good as the creek camp ot of 7,000 feet. Strawberry Spur is 40 boon helped by it. Nome, and thinks many of the overflow miles long, extending from Cunyou Mrs. Pinkham, who has at Nome will push up the river to creek along the southern Ismnd- the greatest and most Rampart and help make it a big pro ary of the valley, into Malheur county. ducer. He has the belief there is gold Its highwid point is Strawberry Butte, SHceessftd experience in in Koyukuk, but feels that the develop which fives aa elevation of 9,000 feet. the world to qualify her, ment are scarcely enough yet to war ' The principal development Ims Iwvn on will advise you free of rant great faith in the camp. How Dixie Spur. Here along the forks of ever. from all sources come the report Dixie creek, and in Quartz! urg dis charge. Her address is that niaur are rushing into Koyukuk. trict, several pro|>ertie* Lave been Lynn, Mass. Write to her. E. G. Lamont, who has just arrived opened. Principal among them are from Forty-Mile and other promising I the standard, the Lone star, the Key Gr«*at<**t Sing!« Fneiny. American camps, reports the clean-up stone, the Sherbou ly, the Clayton, the President Swensson, of Bethany col- on Jack Wade this spring has been Present Need and a few others. T he ¡«g«, Kanea*. says, in the Sheldon demonstrative of a good camp. The Strawberry country has hardly beeu edition of the Topeka Capital: “The creek is scarcely prospected. yet No. 7 touched. The Cleavers think they American saloon. open by law and below upper discovery yielded $80,000 I h >< a Treadwell in the Oregon Won PACIFIC COAST TRADE. license, is our greatest single enemy at this year’s clean-up. lament pre der. Others aia ef the same opinion. ««mttie Markets. of decency, morality and religion. dicts a great future for the creek, and J. F. Rodgers, who hue examined Our prohibition laws close that saloon estimates the output for next season at the country on Strawberry and Dixie Onions, new. 1 '»c. and kill that foe. What greater praise $2,000,000. He is going after thawing Spurs, says the formation is porphyri larttme. hot house, $1 pec crate. Potatoes, new. lc. » could we utter?” machinery for the creek. He has a tic granite, pierced by porphyry dikes. Beets, per sack, 90c(k$l. nugget from the creek weighing six A third rock is pure gray granite carry Try Allen'» Foot Kauw, Turnips, per sack, 75c. A ¡Miwder to be shaken into the shoe«. At ounces and worth $116. Gold of Jack ing little porphyry, but much mica. Carrots, per sack, $1. this season your feet feel swollen, nervous Wade, also of Rampart, is worth $19 There is also quite a bit of serpentine, and hot. anti get tired easily. If von have Parsnips, per sack, 50(A75c. running feel or tight shoes, try Alien's au ounce. Jack Wade gold is mostly and diorite without quartz. < auliflower, California 90vt.a$l. H. E. Stewart, one of the owners of fool-Ease. It cools the feet ami makes in nuggets. Strawlierrioa—$1 per can«. walking easy. Cures ingrowing nails, E x -G ot , McGraw's Rich Claim the Lone Star, says the Dixie Spur »woolen ami sweating feet, blisters ami Cabbage, native am I California. country is unquestionably a copper reg Of those who have beeu among the callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions $1.00(111.25 per 100 poumls. of all pain and gives rest and comfort. We most successful is the man who is ion, although he is mindful of the fact Tomatoes—$1.50 per case. bav? 30,000 testinmnials. Try it todav. working the claim of ex-Governor John that gold predominates in the rock. Butter—Creamery, 22c; Eastern 22c; Sold bv ail druggists and shoe dealers for II. McGraw, of Washington, known as The copper belt, so far as known, ex 25c. Trial Package FR EE. Address Allen No. 8, on Little Manook. It yielded tends, he says, four miles north from dairy, 17yt 22c; ranch, 15(«fl7c pound. S. Olmstead, Lt* Roy, N. Y. Eggs—19c. the last winter $80,000 of which $8,000 Johnson's arastra along both sides ol Cheese— 12c. According to Mr. Wu Tung Fang, or $9,000 was nuggets picked out from the east fork of Dixie creek. There is Poultry—14c; dresse.1, 14 (st 15c; the Chinese minister, the proper name the pay dirt by hand. Last year Mc cobalt in the rock, as has I men demon of the organization referred to ai Graw thought he bad worked out the strated by the work in the Standard spring, $3.50. llav—Puget Sound timothy, $11.00 “Boxer«” is Yeo llofChuan, which, is pay streak. group, but Mr. Stewart thinks consid the vocabulary of the Middle Kingdom, No. 6, on Little Manook, this winter erable depth will be required to get at @12.00; choice Eastern Washington means “righteousness, harmony and yielded $60,000. No. 7, on the game the large deposits ol this metal. Cop timothy, $ I 9.00. Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23; fists.” _____ creek, gave $40,000. Nos. 21, 22 and per is oxide and carbonate at the sur feed meal, $23. 23, Little Manook, jr., produced $60,- face, but is found in the sulphide form Look Tired Today. Barley—Rollevl or ground, per ton, Perhaps you can’t sle< t or uneasy slumber 000. Hoosier and Big Manook have with depth. On the surface the cop den t rest you. A Casearrt Candy Cathartic at $20. bedtime guarantees refreshing sleep. Drug also proved rich. Hillside property on per is streaky and bunchy, but as depth Flour—Patent, per barrel, $3.25; gists, 10c, 25c, 5uc. Big Manook has yielded as high as $9 is attained it solidifies ami increases in blended strsights, $3.00; California, quantity. This is the experience of all A woman should remember that with to the pan. $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; gra Idaho bar, on which a rich discovery the claim owners in the Dixie creek the average man the quality of her ham, jht barrel, $3.00; whole wheat country. was made in 1898, was all staked at voice counts mor3 than what she «ays. flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.8O«t 4.00. There is considerable placer mining that time, but not much was taken out —Chicago Democrat. Millatuffs—Bran, per ton, $18.00; and the dump was not washed because in ami around Canyon City, Probably shorts, per ton, $14.00. Louise Froebel, widow of Fried riel of scarcity of water, but has beeif re $35,000 was taken from the creeks Feed—Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton; Froebel, touuder of tiie kindergarten staked. witbin two miles of town last year. »▼stein, died in Hamburg at the age of At Canyon City tbs Humladdt Com middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, RICH COPPER STRIKE. 85. pany is working two hydraulics on per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef Beware of Ointment« for Catarrh That Good Values on Old Claim tu a British Canyon creek, taking its water from steers, price 8c; cows, 7c; mutton 8c; ditches. A number of Canyon City Contain Mercury, Columbia Camp. men are interested, among them Ira pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 8,«(<t As mercury will surely destroy the s< use of imell and completely derange the whole ms - Phoenix, B. C., July 9.—An im Sprout, Fred Yorgeusen and Herbert 10c. tarn when eritenng it through the mucous sur portant ore strike has been made on the llama—I .urge, 13c; small, 13*4; Hunter. No figures of the annual out faces Such articles should never be used ex cept on prescriptions from reputable physi- War Eagle claim in this camp. The put are obtainable but it is believed to breakfast bacon, 12 *sc; dry salt sides, ci«n\ as the damage the* will do is ten fold to strike occurred in the west drift of the Sc. be alaiut $15,000. tbe good you can possibly derive from them. Hall * Catarrh Cure, manufactured by I. J. 100-foot level, about 175 feet from the Portland Market. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, THE ROSSLAND DISTRICT. Wheat—Walla Walla. 57 @ 58c; andis taken internally, acting directly upon shaft, where a raise was being driven. The ore body dipped a little to the the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Valley, 58c; Bluestem, 60c per bushel. In having Hall’s ( atarrh Cure be sure you gr: east and was followed 11 feet, when Group wf Camps in th«* Summit Show Flour—Beet grades, $3.35; graham. the genuine. It is taken internally, and nia-b- Soma Activity. in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney £ Co. Testi* the workmen went back and continued $2.85; superfine, $2.10 per barrel. ■ Spokane, July 9.—Considerable as work on the raise. Up to date the Oats—Choice white, 35c; choice Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. men have gone through 25 feet of clean sessment work is being done at Sum gray, 33c per bushel. chalcopyrite ore and have not reached mit camp, about eight miles northwest Barley—Feed barley, $14.00@ 15.00; The season for mowing uill cause the further wall. The width of the of Olalla. B. C. It is described in the brewing, $16.00 per ton. farmers to be busy and it seems that ore body, therefore, has not been deter Rossland Miner as rather a series of Millstuffs—Bran, $12.50 ton; mid Jus-t as this work is to be hurried soma mined. Resident Manager Buck has lamps at the headwaters of the six or dlings, $19; shorts, $13; chop, $14 per accident occurs. This does not always had an average test made of the new seven creeks which rise there. Three ton. happen, but many such drawback« strike, and received satisfactory re of these, Keremeos, Cedar and Olalla Hay—Timothy, $10(4 11; clover,$7 might be avoided if farmer« will clear turns, the ore running over $20 in cop creeks, flow eastward to Keremeos val 7.50; Oregon wild hay, $6(4 7 perlon. then field« of stones, sticks and other ley. while Fifteen-Mile, Sixteen-.Mil« Butter—1 alley creamery, 35yj4o<- per and $ 1.60 gold. obstructions to the machines before the and Twenty-Mile creeks flow west an «tore, 25c. gras« is too high to see them. An in then south to the Similkameen. 'There Eggs—16c per dozen. COMING TO THE FRONT. jury to a mower knife may cause cost are good trails up all these creeks from Cheese—Oregon full cream, 13c; ly delay. Taroda Creak Mui«, Again Attracting < Ila 1 la and pack horses can get up quite Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c Viennese Steak. A ttvutioii. easily. per pound. The celebrated Nickle Plate mine is This is very easily made by taking Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3.00@ Republic, Wash., July 9.—Toroda romp or fillet steak, free from skin, creek mines are again attracting atten situated near the head of Twenty Mile 4.00 per dozen; hens, $5.00; springs, sinew, etc., and mincing it very finely. tion. Seven companies are working creek, and*there are aeveral high grade $2.50(44.00; geese, $4 00(45.00 forold; It is then dusted with flour, pepper and sad some of them expect to cut their propectlies within sight of it. $4.50(46.50; decks, $3.00'4 4.00 per »alt, with, if liked, a very little minced ledges within a few days. Some of dozen; turkeys, live, 14 (416c per Northwest Notes. parsley or chives, shaped into tlat the ledges have shown large values on pound. cakes, and fried, or saute, in hot fat, ths surface, and it was this rhat turned The pay roll uf Roseland, B.('.,r»nip, Potatoes—40(450c per sack; eweeta, carefully turned to brown it equally the attention of mining men tn that runs over $100,000 per mouth. 2 « 2b4c per pouno. cn both aide: . and then served with direction. Among the mines that had Vegetables—Beets, $1; turnips, 75c; Boise’s first-ice plant will lie instal clear gravy or demi-glace, or with sour flue surface showings and carried ex led and in operation within 15 or 20 per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cab cream,—Philadelphia Press. bage, 1‘»0 per pound; parsui|«, $1; ceptionally high values was the Ox days. onions, 1 'ac per |ound; carrots, $1. ford. As high as 255 ounces of silver Petitions are being circulated in Lin Hops—2(48c per pound. and $15 in gold per ton were obtained coln county, Or.. protesting against the Wool—Valley. 16(4 16c I*r pound; from the ore near the surface. The proposed location of tishtraps in Ya- Eastern Oregon, 10« 15c; mohair, 25 owners decided to run a tunnel and quina bay. per pound. no» have it in 65 feet. A few days Bills are belli* «elicited for the erec Mutton—Gross, l,e»t sheep, wethers since a striuger 12 inches in width was tion of a two-story brick hotel in Lake and ewes, 3*4c; dressed mutton, 7(4 cut in the tunnel, which is believsd to be an ■ <-shuut from the ledgss The view, Or. The owners will 1« Miller 7 '»c per pound, lamia, 6}%Q- Ilogs—Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; mm > carries al*>ut 200 ounces of silver & Laue, «ho paid $2,500 for a site last week. light and feeders, $4 50; dresae<l, pa, ton and from $10 tu $12 in fold. The tunnel will have to be extended Professor E. ft. McAlister of the de $5 00'46.50 per 100 pounds. Beef—Gross, top steers, $4 00<44 50; about 40 feet to cut the le>V*> There partment of applied mathematics at Genuine is'also a parallel ledge that can be cut the University of Oregou has iweu ap- cows, $3.60(34.04); dressed beef, 6'»(4 by the tunuel by extending it another l»>inte«l by the regents as *uj*«rvi*ur of 7J-«C per pound. Veal—Large, 6M<37)»«« »mall, 8(4 100 feet. The ledges vary from 7 to 9 the dralliaM system to be put in at til' 8 *s0 per pouu J. feet in width. university this summer. Mining Naw, and Qo,,lp. The couuty court of Union county. Sas Xrgaelsse Marks». 3»veral large nugget» have l>een Or., has order«*I mad supervisors to Wool—spring—Nevada, 18'4 15c per found on the Mary Ann placers in Che- prosecute all persons who damage the pound; Eaatern Oregon, 10@15c; Val highways by permitting irrigation ley, 18(420c; Northern, 10(3 12c. saw camp. " <O Boar Signature of A stir is reported en West F isher water to run in the roads. H"|e—1U99 crop, 114418c per creek, 80 miles from Libby, .Mont., A Pa- iflc coast Indian in-titu^- ia pound. where $50 ore is reported m an old be organised. A conference of «Isoi- Butter—Fancy creamery 18(419c; claim. 17 He; fancy dairy, tor» interested in the training and edu do seconds, cation of Indians, will take place at 17c, <i«i second», 16'4 16Hc per pound. It is reported in Fargu-on. B. Eggs—Store, 13 He; fancy ranch, that a rich strike has lieeu made in the Cbemawa. August 14 to 19. Washing v«*r amaU and aa raay Neffle L. A vein thr- e tn four feet ton, Montana. Idaho and California, Millstuffs — Middlings. $17.00 '4 • <o Lake M «Bgar. wide of »did ga • . carrying more will be represented and perhaps eial other Western state». 20.00; bran $12.50'418.50. ¡»■r than u- la was ei^-»d ABSOLUTE SECURin. Carter's Little Liver Pills. TO« KAIMM* FOR DiniNUI. CARTERS FOR BILIOUS«» FOR FOR FOR FOR TORFIO LIVER. CONSTIPATION. SALLOW SKiR. TWECOMPLIAIC CURE SICK HEADACHE. In the Muldoon group, near Belcher, 12 tulles east ef Republic, Wash., a strike tu cot per Is rep rted, maue in a t tuunelO A strike is reported on a claim I*- tweeu De ta and < ar'em Outer. Idat. Th«- •• i> high gr* • millinf' *a<1 wa* found near the surface. Nc^asanys have been made. The extent of the Slocnn, B ('.. camp remarkable. Every mountain r a J.-’aD e ' 1 N :r...-a long aor! tted wj G ■ and pn *pe t* p-oduemg (J"1-1' ^uaatitiee g-.d, stiver, mad ail oumwr Hay—W h« at $«, 5b>4 10; wheat ani One day last week two of H. R i«-t iiarley $5 00(4 Heryford’s tnur*>ugbbred yearling bulls oat $6 60 <4 9 54 tee ame involved in a fight, near the 7.00; alfalfa. $5.00'4 6.00 pvr ton. le>t springs. I^ue cuuntv, Gr., whe straw, 25'* 4oc per l«ie. ts.f© fell into the spring sad wer j Potatrww—Early Rcwe, S0(165c; Ore- scalded Io death. gon Burlank*, 80c><»0; river Bur- A proposition for the location of a l«nk«. 35'4®5c . new. 74> '<$1.25. 4 itrus Frnit—* »ranges, Valencia, flax-fiber mill at Eugene Or. ha. I jsmd .»bmitted by E. Larimore, manage' of $J 7.5 « 3 25; Mexican limes, $4 00(4 5 "■(. 4'aliforma lemons 75c'4$1.5u; the Scie factory, lhe Is-ous la $J,5 >' do choice $1,755(2.00 per ls»x m cash. 2 S acres of land tor a site and 1,500 neves in flax It is rejm Tropo al Fruita—Bananas. $1 50'4 -euted that tbe plant will cost $_‘5.‘> • 2.50 per bunch, pineapples. Bum- .«nd will employ regumrly a is, al al ^r-ian lates. «(gt.He pe’ • uda puujg. mis I j ! | i I 1 , IARMERS FOR ilrswb«rry rtpong»- Just a Little Out of Sorts • Yne quart of strawberries, half a cupful of ecld water, one cupful of sugar, uue third lx>x uf gelatine, juice GEMARKABLH «TATEMK^T c* cue lemon, whites of three egg«. That is tbe way many »«nous trouble« Soak the gelatine two hours, or until begin. The stomach gets a little out of ABOLT WOOD PIIEMEHV ATIVC. it is melted. Mash the berries through order s n-^le ted. and chronic dyspepsia a sieve. Mix the sugar with the juice, t ws rhe bi<>od becomes a litt£ im Erar» Post Imprrg tinted Mith Avetk- »«id the letuon and gelatine au I stir pure a* occasional pimples testify and in ariut Carboiiuvuin Endures 1 sos until all are dissoKrd. Stand in a j»au time a lung array uf bioud diseases attack of ice water, aud when it begins tu t ie 'j’»Irin. It is safest tu cure these trou ti lears auti Mill kuuvd. thicken fold in the stiftlv beaten whiten, bles at once by thoroughly purifying the stirring until the mixture begins tu bhiud with Hood s Sarsaparilla. Il main- In an age when wild exaggerated state* thicken. Turn into a mold and set on ealth and cures disease- mwiti ot the» «-ft* ienc> of all kind« of the ice uutil stiff. Serve with sugar flood’s SarsapetriIla article«, from patent medicine» to patent plows hart«, rt’.l th« columns uf the pr<*s. and cream.— N. Y. Tribune. 1. Anirri« »’** <ir«-at*-t Medi> hi, Eric. (I for advertising purposes only, tt Is p ea<- 1 HUBTT’B at'HOOL. h g t« writ« ab . >usehoid Tbe pliuitiu,* uf want« law! t<> tree* whose usefulness has be»« n proved beyund Menlo Park. San Mateo County, Cal., for timber 1« receiving mure atteuttua the power uf detractors tu injure or imi w itli its iu w buildings, newly furnished tator* to compete wi'.h. complete luboratorir*. beautiful *ur- than formerly. Farmer* a ho planted Such ks Avenarius* Carb»*!nt*um. lhe and Toundiugs and home influence*« one ol tree* 20 year* ago now find that they celebrated G« i nan w > -. s.Tvatlve f (»esi rquin|M»ii hclumls tor the training then made good inveatmeutz. It i* the l»th < . ntur> . w !.. » ! «9, 4 de : it- I tiie «»t m»\*» ami voting men on the coaM. It claimed that cherry aud hickory tree* to outia.'t th«- M |( |a 1 » 11 I n in charge 4>f l>r IraG. Hoitt ami is ac greatest preparat ke 1 k w n t.»r itr<*i credited at the univerNilivN f»eud f.*r cat require l«>ut 30 year* before they are the decay of any kind ><f w odw >rk ab v«» alog, lentil year begins August (I, l'.M) valuable for timber; maple tree* 20 or below ground, from the ravages uf year* an I black walnut 15 year» A Egyptian l*or«'elain. climate, fungus or vertnit but it may be truthfully described as the only preavrva- A French chemist. M. Chatelier, has black walnut tree ia »aid to attain from five whose ut.llt» has been piaetkally established the i.iet that the composi* 12 to 15 niche* tn diameter in 15 year* tested an«! not found wanting Hince the from the »eed. Nut* are alxo a aoun-e discovery of Av* tiarlua Carbo ineutn near tii»n of I gyptian potcvlain from Mem of profit with come grower* of timlier. ly thirty years ago. it has been c >nstant > phis is wholly different from that of employed for the treatment uf w md u Clyne*«* i flam, and this is regarde«! Carter*. Ink I. l .ed 1», the tn ships, bridges, pavements, ties, tele as making it probable that the am ietit greateM railway »vat.ni. of th. fluted graph pol< s fen <» posts h supp 1 - State* They would nut U m - it if it waau t I gyptians ha I a process of their own and hundrcvle of other t onatructions and the twat. in . not a single t as« out of thousands has for making true porcelain. It failed to rendt»r articles impregnated The lan l for late potatoea *hould be |‘i*o’s Cure is the best medicine we ever Immune against rot and decay, whether for all affections of the throat Bnds plowed deep and harrowed fine. The the attacking enemies were climate, soil, Hied lungs \V m O. E nusi . ky , Vanburen, Inti., land should never be allowed to form fresh 01 -a - Feb. 10. llkM). worms or other hoatilea singly or In com a cruat before the plant* are up. Run bination. when properly applied. links—“Has your furnace worked a harrow over tiie field, both latfore The value of su« h a sp« lie on a fat as, all right the past winter?” W icks— and after the potatoea are up. The wkere almost all the constructive work. fr»m haus«»» sad barr - to vine p»*«« iMkd “Oh, yes; the furnace has done its »eed may lw planted about five inche* fwa^e ysstk 1» chierty eaUrely ws.ul, part; but the tires tlatt I have l»euu deep auil given letei culture inatead of caa-Hat be «vewesg mated. Xu farswer wh» »U'M build im it laivu failad entwvlv hilling. Clover sod land 1* excellent applett^s tkca4 ecm-.»my iwm a«b<*d M eow*NMWMi «»H*u any warm th b» ths» for potatoea, and to avoid dixeaae it 1* to d-o w-ltkiTUt It As a-»44i-tix*444»-l k*ee<H-vK»4N« best wot to plant potaloe* ou the aame fx»r the use ef Ave-wariua Carbollnk’wm ft hsMisM. ”—hioMsat U um I twice in aucceaalon. Frequent may be atatod that the preparation is In Mothers will hih I Mrs. W iw»h»w s .*>4oth- Hud «hallow cultivation rather thau expensive. and a few g-allona go a long ws). while application is as easy and a m- it:-.r >vrup the best remedy to n>e f,»r their deep should be given. ple as that of common house paint. A Ohihiren during the teething period. few stroke« of the brush d »ca the work Alfalfa seedv I on light sandy soil in Broom eern i* acaroo and high. The and the article treated mb insured against New Jersey during the month of Au main crop ia grown in Illinoi-a. The de-ay and death A* an illustration of the effl«»tenry uf gust three yearn ago has given sev bruah la the salable portion, but *«me Avenarius Carbollneum we publish the eral crops of hay |»er year, and the fall farmers also value the seed a* an im following photographic reproduction of «owing is declared a success, although portant crop. The labor required for two pieces of wood which stood side by •ide partly In and partly out of the the recommendation has been to sow brooiu coin ia about the aame aa for |corn. ground ti^gether with a sworn statement the seed in the spring. concerning the same attached, us aeeu in the picture. Piece of board, perfectly sound, kfto twenty years' exixisure on a< ount cf b« impregnated with "Carbolineuro Avenarius." D mc CASTORIA A For Infanta and Children. Fence post, completely decayed, after five years exposure, on account of not being treated with Carbollneum Aven arlus. Alx la i’hapelle. January IT 189« We confirm tiiat this piece of wood Is a part of a fafice board, which has been exposed to the weather for nearly twenty years This fen. e was Impregnated with Carbollneum Avenarius, and I im always stood tn very damp, mouldy ground (hu mus), around our warehouse Not a sin gle piece of wood m this fence has e1<‘ cayed during (lie time as shown bv above board which «etood partly In and partly out of the ground The fence post srmwn above was N<* mpregt ated w ith Carbollneum Avenarl and wre plat ed tt five years ag<» aiongsl of the board and removed both together in their above •! 11 >n BIEBHNECK A COUMONT. The above testimonial was signed ba fore the Royal Notary In Alx la Chapelle, and Meeeirs fliebene« k A Coumont ac- knowl* dge It as their free and true a<d. | ! AVcgctable Preparation for As similalinglhcFotxlandUegula ling Ute Skiuuiihs and IVvwvis of 1 NF AN t S«**<. H1 L»K I. N ! I Promotes l)igpslion.Cheerrui nefls and Rest Contains neither (Fptiint Morphine nor Mineral. N ut N ahcutic . /.wv* a htcmkh /\ryÁut SroJ' dix Tmna • - aéuar ^od » liirm trod (Tanked | HhnSwp'www The above Is only one out of hundreds of indoic^menta that Avenarius Carbo- j linenm haw received from leading engi neer». chemists, contractors, shipbuilders ; and others aM over the world It Is pub lished as an established truth, coming as It does from a country where affidavits are regarded as sacred, and a breach of veracity Is regarded « mi a religious as well as a civil crlma. f navor Aperteci Remedy forConstip.i lion. Sour Slotnach,Diarrhoea Worms.I onvnlsions.leverish ness and I.OHH OF SLEEP. Far Simile Siflnnlurr of Thirty Years NEW YORK. Japan A nxlous. Japan is alarmed over the emigration of many <»f her residents to this country who are lured here by misrepresentation. This is like tbe miNrenresentation which delude people into iiehevmg that any other med- ineis equal to Hostetter’s Stomach Hitter»* for stomach disorders It w ill cure indi i gestion, constipation and dyspepsia. Any article that I. giown, whether ol the beet or not, costa Homething, and th«« grower mu*t receive at h-a-t tbe coat or he will Hiiffer a In**. The larger the difference between the coat and the price received the greater the profit. It ■hould be the object, therefore, to grow the beat, rather than the aim lor large yield*, a* the market may be over stocked with inferior good», while a demand may exist for the last. The Kind You Have Always Bought Al «> mòli Ihs «»l<l ... .......................SON.S CASTORIA vmc (The Fimoui Herman ..AVENARIUS cinT*ua « somsv . nsw err». Wood Preserver) CARBOUNEUM.. WIIKII IKICM ANKMTI.Y l>KATKOT« ..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN*. An attractive-look Ing, delicious and simple deaaert t* made by lining a CkPOne application is all that is required. It lasts lot years. Il mould with la ly linger*, *tb king each your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information to the one to the aide of the dish with a little melted gelatine. The center is then following distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle, filled with boiled < ti-tard flavored with Wash.; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn & black coffee and atiffened with a little Co., San Francisco, Cal. gelatine. A cupful of whipped cream stiired in just a* the cuatar 1 is poured into the mould ia an improvement. CHAMPION Au excellent plan to get two crops oil the aame land ami at theaani«’ time, is to drop seeds of *we«-t corn in the aame row* with the peaa, placing the aeeda of corn aeveral inche* a|*irt thinning to a foot apart after the plant* •re up. The corn will finiah it* main growth after the |>ea* have ssBaed growing, though for taller Linda the corn serves a* support*. BIINDtiR .. Beat On Earth... Eccentric Sprocket Wheel, chain pulls on the long spokes when doing the hardest work, which is compressing the bundle, ty ing the knot and discharging the bundle. We guarantee a gain of power of 16 2-3 per cent at this time. Some notion of the coming deluge of Force Feed Elevator, warranted book* on the South African war may be had from the fact that an American to waste leu grain than any other. publiaher now in Ixtndon was within a Send for Catalogue. week ol his arrival offered the Ameri can right* in 25 war lajoks. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAYER CO. Sour Slomach ••After I was $•«■»»41 $• try < «•<<• ■ CTa.lv *•«•«»«• < ,<<»•■!. I». e Mr 1 *«r »st i. a »«-’F r»a<1 »t.apa an4 S»F brad a * a . » - u« < aa»»r»ta I fea- «'<» Mr wife baqa.au uaa« iba« *ub baneflria raaa ta for »oar eiowaeli JO» «■«Hliw<4 11'1 lou$r«M SI «I Lu»»» MO First znd T*vlor Street», Poetland, Oregon Branches: Salem, McMinnville, La Grande, Medford, Seattle, Spo kane. HARD WORKING WOMEN C»n find quirk snJ permanent rrllsi for -xriuiia «h«l strtn4ih destrujiBg trvubirs in Moore’s Revealed Remedy •and* 1 av .«♦«! It »nd th* i-an>iN i per iMrtll» at your din««lit’». 1i Can’t Afford to Miss It. F «aa»«'- Palatasi* Poteri oed Wevar « *•» Weaaaa or ... Taata '.ood Ds Mk lx- a«c cull CONSTIPATION. W »»M, «I „ IQ-Tt-BIG ■*«*. V*M~«. ••*,«» ... V» Y«tt ran t aff -rt to negtexA Ilia New t oiombtan Ire frate It l'»‘ -lai»»« -tn a»ery bo»t»eh Id. f«»r • thir<* r.■■ t'.ar frat»- ha» over a • ui pfiaL«^. All tbe heal tn»«» tbe ruoai lbwlea*l <>f up * ha r hot a«» »motta alali for th» new • >»f «ra ifhta matt»« $»erfe>-t »-»»mbuMiut« arid a • ■►ar white flattie navra > «n half yuuf ftiei bilia f «r j art e ular« uiaf ratua a»«d full «ira» ripUon. ap- I icTrtf .lull' f 4KKI1IT CO , Mi «Irei • tr«at, Furlland. <>res»»a SURE CURE FOR PILES HIM* i' i»a pr Jtt- a m *tur»* and raoae ft. hlnir Ih • form, a» well a» H ind >r »»trudluf I -• are ■ ur»d for Dr. ■oeantao’« Rila Ramady. “ I*« Itrhlaf and l> aa>} nf Ab»>rha tumuftt. Wa •r ai <trq<ff»u or »eat by mail Treat '»a free Write DK. BOtAMK). Fb ada Fa hjo about poor caoo. pension || BICHFifto. WashinfteR. D C.. the* will r- * • R H 'tai! 4)th Corp« Froarvuting claim« tint 1»7« JOHN POOLS, PoBTLAWD, O mwov . can an» you th» baat t>ariraiiia in cmeral n a* binary. •n<tne«( boilers, tank*, numpa, piuwa. bait« and windmills. TM new •te«l I X L windmill, auhi K»y knu, i un equal led. w. r. n . v. *■ ••«<’ IUHH writl»! tw ad vert I Mr« vv uaeatiua thia pa>aa.
