The Eugene weekly guard., August 25, 1900, Image 9

MINES
Klunrtlh.
moo
'inkham
OM thing that quali»
. parson to give ati.
t on ony subjoot /«
^rlenoe — experience
etes knowledge.
»other person has so
|e an experience with
iglo Ills nor such a
Vrd of success as
f , Pinkham has had.
L0r a hundred thou-
d oases como before
\aaohyear. Some per-
8“ f, others by mail.
Is has been going
\or2O years, day after
and day after day.
venty years of cca-
d sitocess — think of
knowledge
thus
led! Surely women
i wise In seeking ad-
* from a woman with
fi an experience, es-
faily when It is free,
you are III get a botile
Lydia E. Pinkham's
etahle Compound at
ie then write Mrs.
kham, Lynn, Mass.
hrding to a return of the imper-
KoniH authorities the total uuiti*
Í foreiguers resident in the open
Lf China, was 13.421 at the end
[year 1«V8.
L Your Feet Ache and Kuril?
binto vour shoes Allen's F ><>t Ease,
jer for the feet. It makes tight or
Les feel easy ; gives instant relief to
Lid bunions. It’s the greatest coni-
L-uvery of the age. Cures swollen
liter- and callous sjuits. Allen’s
kse is a certain cure lor iiigroniug
■resting, smarting. Imt. aching feel.
L. over ;fo.(XM> testttnonials. 11 cures
lou walk. All druggists and shoe
Led it.
Trial package FREE
I. Address. Allen 8. Olmsted, Le
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Chinese newspapers are pub­
in shanghai and the success they
(thieved has led to the establish-
if others at some of the other
borts.
HOW«
THIS.
f-r One Hundred Poi tar I* :
f.-rmy
utsrrii itisi .-an ne* bo cure.I by Hall’ ,
[cure.
I. J. CHENEY A CO.. Prop- . Toledo, C
»under- gned. have knov, n 1'. J. Cbeue>
u*t 15 vearo. and believe him periectl;
1 in all busln ss Iran.*..etion and tin
f ab!e to carry out any oLlig • Lena mod.
I Anu.
wist A Tsvax.
Whoie*al liniK’-lsts, Tolclo. *
W àlbisg , ! Issas A M a "V i . s ,
Vvnolerale Drug iata, Toledo o.
Catarrh (Tire is t ken n rnallv. ae In,
on the blood and in cons »urla e* c
rm. Prl e r'.‘ per 1 k > le. fcu.d by st
U-. Testimoni .1* free.
llunily 1’1.1 r th 0st*
ring the year 1898, 52,661 ves-
I 84,233,500 tons, entered altri
I Chinese ports. Of these ves-
B, uf 239,152 tons, weie Amen-
lers will lind M rs. W ittsiow ’s Sooth-
pitithe best remedy to use for th- -
Hi during the teething jieriod.
(tenant Robert S. Clarke, of tin
regiment, now in Chinn, is prob
■e richest ollicer in the Unite,
army.
Mr. Clarke, grandsot
nncipal heir of the late Alfie«
Ig Clarke, is still in his early
les, is a graduate of Ya
luds a fortune of millions.
AND
MINING
Output ut Mold tor the lot
Will
Keuch
a
Teral
ot
• -'3,000.000.
The liarbed wire telephone line, con­
necting Condon,Or., with several of
the ranches in the neighborhood, has
been completed, and is prououncwl a
“great success.”
The Walla W’alla Watchman has
suffered from “Foo Much Johnson.”
A solicitor of that name made adver-
tisii g contracts for the paper, collected
on them and suddenly departed.
Work has commeuced on the con­
struction of Roseburg’s, Or., new water
system, Pick an<I shovel men are ex-
cavatiug for the reservoir on the hill
between the town ami Riverside addi-
tion.
The Albany Herald says that people
who are coming home trom the moun­
tain» report that numerous parties are
hunting Deitnv pheasants. The game
warden and his deputies are doing their
best to stop the unlawful shooting.
k tripping feet—the sparkling
pile
graceful movement—he­
I
lot alone to the bu; Idin maiden,
k-e graces are the right—five
•f every mmatt until the hair
Ins —and regal dignity replaces
(e mother who guards her
gth has so much more t > de-
|to the care and education of
leir ones. She should be a
kt—a cheer—always.
| how many feel that they
[the strength to properly bal-
I’ i home ? The world is list-
keirv and morbid. Its blood
• sluggishly and is full of im-
F* It needs a kindling, in­
king tonic to set it afire—it
Pc ru na,
IE ONE MEDICINE
k world which women may
Fpon positively. Pe-ru n.t is
■or everyone, but particularly
komen. The various weak-
k which afflict their delicate or-
p spring from inflammation or
BUYING
FOR
FALL
TRADE.
Aa liumrnitfluilnoi In Sleet Keperled
> rotu th« W««t.
BradsiYeet's savs
Tra.ie is still ex­
hibiting many of the irrago lari tie« in­
cident to the transition period between
mid-summer and early fall trade. De­
spite the hot wave, with its effect >n
the growing Qlnbutlve emand. ami
also because o* the reports of damage to
the corn crop which it has incited, a
more cheerful feeling is perceptible in
general trade, and the booking of fall
orders for dry goods, clothing and hard­
ware at leading Western centers, and
heavy engagements in iron and steel
products, though at lower prices, are
of encouraging proportions. Prices are
not show tug the precipitate declines
noted some time ago. and among the
really encouraging features is the ad
vance in wheat, mainly based uu ini-
proved ex|>ort inquiry.
Wool is rather firmer than of late
because of the better inquiry, though it
must l>e admitted that this steadiness-
is somewhat at the expense of new
business.
Cotton goods partake of the strength
of raw material, and while weakuess it
still perceptible, brown cottons, print
cloths and wide sheetings, the natural
corrective of reduced pcoduction, art
being inereasignly sought.
While the dry goods demand as a
whole is still classed as backward for
the season.hot weather is ensllteil with
some of the responsibility and trade at­
titude as a rule is one of hopeful ex­
pectancy.
An immense business in steel pro­
ducts is reported booked at Pittsburg
and Chicago, and steel bars are really
firmer with an adiance of $4 per tot
announced bv Western manufacturer!
who have sold their output up to th«
close of the year.
Failure» for the week were 1*7 in
the United States, against 136 last
year, au<l 23 in Canada, against 29 las
year.
Daw«oa, Y
T., August Is —Ths
Klondike output of gold during rhe
yeat lyoy will reach $25, DOO.QUO.
Improved methods of mining, resulting
from the introduction of suitable ma-
chineri, together with a better knowl­
edge of conditions here, etc., cheapen­
ing the
production, auu
and ground
...e . vost of proouctiou.
that was f< rmerlv unprofitable la now
paying
Wages are fairly good, $5 per
| lay and board being the ruling pay,
—-I. while there are uiauv id.e men
__ _
complaining ot dull times, one who
t<a iv wants work can get it.
liie action of the Canadian govern­
ment in prohibiting relocations ou all
the creeks and dosing Bonanza and El­
dorado to locations, ie driving out the
prospector and small miner, and re­
tards «level.iptnment to that extent.
* apital is coming in, however, and
groups anti block* of claims are being
bought up for large workings. It is
the old story of the individual miner
giving way to the syndicates, and
hunting new prospects. Hundreds of
these liming the last spring have left
the Klondike and gone to American
territory, where, it is claimed, the poor
man has a better chauce than here.
Nome has taken the majority, but
many have gone to nearer points.
All early rush went to the Koyukuk,
but late reports from there aro very
unfavorable. Barties just returned say
that very little gold lias been taken out
in that camp, and the ground Jis ex­
ceedingly difficult to work, on account
of glaeieis which overlie the bedrock.
The Forty-Mile and Bireh Creek dig­
gings. Faith of which were practically
deserted in the rusn to Dawson in 1897
and later in the Nome stampede last
tall, are again coming into favor, for it
t as never lieen disputed that there is
mueli good ground there that will pay
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
wages and more.
The latest candidate tee popular fa­
Neat tie Market*.
vor is the Tanana district. Reports
Onions, new, 1 '«c.
from there are generally good. The
Lettuce, hot house, $1 per crate.
ground is three to seven feet deep only,
I’otatoes, new. $15.
overlaying a slate and porphrv bed­
Beets, per sack, 85c0$l.
rock, ami there is plenty of water for
Turnips, per sack, 75c.
sluicing, all of which makes it an ideal
Carrots, per sack. $1.60
counrty for summer working, It is
Far»ni]ie, per sack, $1.25.
said to lie easily approached from the
Cauliflower, native, 75c.
Tanana river. One to four ounces per
Cucumbers—10(a 20c.
day is said to be the usual amount per
Cabbage, uative and
California,
man. shoveling into the sluices.
Sc per pounds.
The recent actiou of the United
Tomatoes—40050'*.
States government in surveying a rail­
Butter—Creamery, 25c; Eastern 22c;
road mid telegraph route from Valdes dairy, 160 18c; ranch, 14c pound. ■
to Eagle City, and its promptness in
Eggs—24c.
pushing through a trail with stations,
Cheese—12c.
etc., along the line, is attracting much
Poultry—14c;
dressed,
14015c,
attention here. The further fact that spring, $3.50.
the various civil officers lor the eastern
liny—Puget Sound timothy, $11.00
division of Alaska, embracing the Koy­ 012.00; choice Eastern Washington
ukuk, Tatiana and Yukon water-sheds, timothy, $16.00.
are now duly installed at Eagle City,
Corn—Whole, $28.00; cracked, $25;
gives great satisfaction. It is a long fee. 1 meal, $25.
step in the right direction, and great
Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton,
developments may be expected in Alas- $20.
ka within a few years.
Flour—Patent, i**r barrel, $3.50;
blended straights, $3.26; California.
Northwest Note«.
$3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; gra­
In Yamhill county, Or., hoppickers
ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat
are quite generally paid by the pound.
flour, $8.00; rye flour, $3.8004.00.
Walla Walla apples have takeu a
Millstuffa—Bran, per ton, $12.00;
third prize at the Pans exposition.
shorts, per ton, $14.00.
Deer are reported to be more numer­
Feed—Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton;
ous in Coos county. Or., than for some middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal,
years past.
per ton, $30.00.
Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef
Spokane’s assessed valuation is about
$20,000,000, and the city’s indebted­ steers, price 7.He; cows, 7c; mutton
7 *3; |>ork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 90
ness is $2,388,159.
Pomeroy. Wash., is rapidly rebuild­ lie.
Hams—Large, 18c; small, 13*4;
ing. and in several cases, substantial
aldea,
brick buildings will replace the old breaklast bacon, 12c; dry salt
8 He.
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wooden ones destroyed by tire.
An evaporating plant of 20 tons ca­
pacity daily is in course of erection at
S|»)kaue. It will handle prunes and
apples, and next year will also engage
in canning.
Mrs. L. .1. Davis, of Jefferson, Or.,
met with a singular accident one day
last week. She was canning green
beans and a can exploded, the content*
striking her in the face. Fortunately,
her eyes were uot seriously injured,
and she will soou recover.
A deal was consummate I recently in
Baker City, whereby 8,000 head of
sheep changed hands and a check tor
nearly $20,000 ;«*»ed in payment. The
sheep were the property oi Gale Bros.,
of Baker, and the flock was one of the
finest in the country. The per chaser
was .Mr. 5ealy, of
will be tran sferre. I
into Idaho as soon
in.
Pat Shine is the n»:m* oí th* chair-
man of the Spokane county Populist
central committee.
The outlook for beef-raisers is pretty
good at present, »ays The Dalle* Times*
Mountaineer. Buyers are offering Ui
contract for cattle at < 4 cent« fur fall
delivery.
The Butteville. Or., hop region is
the largest in the state, ano the agree-
raent of growers to pay 35 cents a l>ox
is having an important lieanng on the
price to be paid pickers generally.
I'orlland Market.
65c;
Wheat — Walla
Walla.
Valley, 66c; Bluestem, 68c per bushel.
Flour—Best grades, $3.10; graham,
$2.50; superfine, $2.10 per barrel.
Oats—Choice white,
87c; choice
gray, 35c per bushel.
Barley—Feed barley, $14.000 15.00;
brewing, $16.00 per ton.
Millstuff«—Bran. $18.00 ton; mid­
dlings, $20; shorts, $14; chop, $15 pel
ton.
Hay—Timothy, $110 12; clover,$7 0
7.50; Oregon wild hay, $607 per ton.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 45050c;
store, 27 He.
Figgs—17c per dozen.
Cheese—Oregon full cream, 13c;
Young America, 14c; uew ciitawe 10c
per pound.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3.000
3.50 l*r dozen; hens, $5.00; springs,
$2.5004.00; geese, $4.00 0 5.00 for old;
$4.50 0 6.50; ducks, $3.0004.00 per
dozen;
turkeys, live, 16017c per
pound.
Potatoes—40050c per sack; sweets,
2 hi 2 l»c per pounu.
Vegetables—Beets, $1; turnips, 75c;
per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cab­
bage, 2c per pound; parsnips,
$1;
onions. 1 *,<■ per jiound; carrots, 90c.
Hops—2 08c per ;«>un<i.
Wool—Valley, 15016c per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 16016c; mohair, 25
per pound.
Mutton—<>ro»s, l-est sheep, wethers
and ewee, 3\c; dressed mutton, 7 0
7 ‘«c per pound; lambs, 5 ‘,0.
Hogs—<ir<MM, choice heavy, $5.00;
light and
feeders, $4.50; drenaed,
$5.00'<tH 50 per 100 pounds.
Beef—Gross, top steers, $4.00 0 4.50;
cows, $3.50 0 4.00; dressed beef, 60
7*,c per pound.
Veal—Large, 6.',07!«c; small, 80
8 He per pound.
*»o Fraaeiaeo Markos.
Wool—'pnng—Nevada, 11013c pet
pound; Eastern Oregon, 10014c; Sal­
ley, 16018c: Northern, 9010c.
Hope—1899
crop,
11018c
per
pound.
Butter—Fancy creamery 220 22 He;
do second», 21'«21c; fancy dairy,
19c; dosecon is, 160 18c per pound.
Egg«—«tore,
17c; fancy ranch, !
22c.
Millatuffs — Middling«. $17.00 0
20.00; bran, $12.500 13.50.
Hay—W heat $8012; wheat and'
Grass and water are loth reported
oat
$8 OU <11.00; fleet tmrley $8 500 ;
short in the mountains of i.raut coun-
P°f the mucous lining.and Pe-ru-na V. Or.. and many bands of sheep will alfalfa. $6.00(47.50 per ton. straw,
F ’f ■ f >r catarrh in any organ of f<e in poor condition for the winter.
25 0 37 He per bale.
ry Any congestion of a rr.uco' *
l'< tatoea—Farly Roee. 3(‘ •< ^c. Ore
From August I to 11 Walla Walla
F1»» simply means catarrh of the
laf’evTed. Thia is why Pe-ru-na sent Xi0srloads of finite and vegeta­ gon Barfmnka, 9Oc0$l; river Bur-
yll sorts of troubles where “'h- - bles to the North Central states.
state».
The tamka, 3u085c; new. 10 1 H'.
F* fail.
If there is a catarrhal •hipmente cons listed
principally of ap-
Citrus Fruit—Orang»».
Valencia,
’
I
the matter with you anyahvra pies, pears, plums,
», . p’tatué» an-1 onions. $2.7503.25; Mexican litnea, $4 000
will «.ure y A
The fund for work n 'gw road I«- 6 u0. <afiforma lemons 75c0$1.5O;
do choice $1.76 02.00 per box.
tween Eugen’ and E '• n • r ’ »r , 1
Tropical Fruita—Bananas, $1.500
re»p
—
ta
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Vital
ot
th-
reached
bnn<h; pineapple«, nm
I-ane
ntv ’s 1W ea
$5,241.50. Of 'O’
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pet
and mal. reman «aléa.
cumuiiasl’ nera sut • ribed
O
1 a pauy fúyU. aouad.
tbs Lu kJ Boy
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Cais sometime» plows worthies* In
the di struetieu of ruts, but it ia due to
til* «reding ut the cat».
Not trQ,
compelled to work, they will not do *o.
The be t cats are those that are n<?t al­
lowed to come to the houae, being giv en
The skin is the »eat of an almost end­ a little milk < me a day ¡at the t .Qu.
less variety of diseases. They are kn wu lhev u ill thru »pend a large portiou
I* various names, but are —Í
tv the of their time seeking rat* and will
same cause, acid and other pvxaoua m
work industriously.
the blood that irritate and miarteiv »nh
the proper action of the »kin.
The first essential in the keeping of
To have a smooth, »oft skin, free from live-t’H g for market n uevei to allow
al:«rupturn», the blo*si mu»t be kepi pure
any anin al to lose rtesh. A pound lost
aud healthy. The many preparation» of
arsenic and potash and the large number means two pounds to be gained. It is
of face powders and lotions gei-.erallv not the most fo«wl that make» the great­
v.sed in this class ot diseases cover up est gain, but the kind. Variety* of food
for a short lime but cannot remove per­ promote» digestion aud will give la-tter
manently the ug’.y blotches and the red, results when vonceutrat«»! tood* are
disfiguring pimples.
used exclusively.
BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.
Cittrn»! vi&llanco t» th« price
of a boautiful oomploxion
when such remedies are relied on.
Mi II. T Shobe j - 0 Luca« Aveuue St Loui*.
N!
s.»Y4
My daughter
afflicted t« r a ear«
with a Gi*hguring erupción on her face, which
re>'.4t<d a I treatment
she wa« taken to t*
celct'iated health spring* but received no be tie
hi. Many medicine« were pre«crit»ed. but with­
out result, until we decided to try S b S , and by
the time the fir*t bottle w a* finished theeruytu 1
l-egan to «liaappeat
A dvien Iw'ttie« cured h< r
c- «upletely and left her akin perfei'tly sm < b
She is now se' enteen year* old. and n >t a sign of
the etn liar ratsing disease has ever returned
S. S. S. is a positive, unfailing cure for
the worst tonus of skin troubles. It is
the greatest of all blood punfiers, and the
only one guaranteed purely vegetable.
Rid blood makes bad complexions.
punties aud luv igts-
¡3. 1«^*
rates the old and
make« new. nch blood
that nourishes t h e
body and keeps the
«kin active and healthy and lit proper
condition to perform its part towards
carrying off the unpunties from the body.
It you have Eczema. Tetter, Acue, Salt
Rheum, l'sor asis, or your skin 1» rough
ami pimplv, send for our book on Bhod
and Skin Diseases and wnte our physi­
cians r.bout your case No charge what­
ever for this service.
5WltI »"ECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, GA.
t'aiie Nome is situated on the shoie
of Behring uea at the mouth of Snake
river. Seward peninsula, centrol-west-
ein Alaska, U. S. A., 65 degree* north
latitude aud 166 degree* west longti-
tude, aud, by ocean route, distant fiotn
its base of supply, Seattle. 2,700 miles.
In making the ocean trip from Seattle
one »team* westward for 1.900 mile»
aero«» the North l'aeitic ocean to
Dutch Harbor, on the Aleutian archi­
pelago, and thence northward 800 mile*
to the laud of gold, passing eu route
the gov eminent’» M’alrookenes ou the
1'ribyloff islands.
In Utica, N. Y., a block of new
apartment houses has ju»t been fut-
uishe.l with a complete installation of
electric cooking utensil* in each fiat.
The electric kitchen furniture consist*
of three round platter» or ”»tov»a, ” an
oven and a broiler. It is declared that
meat* broiled on the electric gridiron
are much more palatable than those
scorched an 1 chaired over red hot
coala. The electric
“stoves”
are
placed on an ordinarv kitchen table
when in use, and when their work is
over, they are stowed away in a drawer
or ou a shelf.
A new use far the phonograph has
lieen found in New South Wales. A
candidate for office found it impossible
to visit all parts of the sparsely settled
region he wished to represent iu the
legislature, dictated his speech into »
phonograph, had au orchestra plav a
few pieces into the machine, and then
sent a number of the machines out over
the country in the hamis of political
workers. He sent'a picture of himself
with each machine, ami had the work­
ers give the pi-ople a description of his
life and his ability. That man de
serve* sueees*.
Liberia is uot such a desert as you
mav thiuk. The limited trains on tiie
Siberian railway have most everything
one could ask for in the way of oom­
forte. They have a library, a piano, a
barber shop, a gymnasium, hot water
as well as ice water, double windows
to protect the passengers from dust,
heat aud cold, a writing room with all
necessary material«, and an observa­
tion car at the eml of the train. Each
train I ihs a doctor, who remains aboaid
to administer to the care of passengers
free of charge. The time from Irkutsk
to St. Petersburg is seveu days.
A vagrant lad was arrested in Phila­
delphia tiie other day for some misde­
meanor. aud in response to tiie <pues-
tiotis of the police justice, lie declared
that he was 14 year* of age aud au or­
phan. “How long have your parents
la-en dead?” asked the sympathetic
justice. "Over 20 year»,” was the
prompt reply of the little liar.
Supreme Court **u«tnlns th«*
’s
BREATH
Little Liver Pills.
Fvery ll«»y hih I l.lrl
should learn to write nnh I i i .irter s Ink,
tieuaiKe it !.* the hot m the ivorld. “Ink­
lings m Ink," free. Carter’s Ink ( <>., Bos-
tull.
—
_
The pasture gives the best reunite
when cattle, horse and «beep are al
lowed on it, aa the gra>s will be tlmn
more evenly graaed. sheep will take
off NNveds and certain grasses that the
larger animals refuse. When the past­
ure begins to tail remove the auimala
to another field, »0 as to permit the
grass to make grow th.
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CATHARTIC
Living for great things is living in
the spirit, the thoughts, feelings mo-
ti\es that make all living noble. Onr
age is full of false ideas, false stand­
ards.
Pleasant Palatabi« Potent Ta«te Good.
Good. Never S h tan NN eaten or unov UK- .'*><-
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nt-
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Man’s character is the highest pro­
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SAWS
Solid Tooth
SAWS
Band
SAWS
Shingle
SAWS
Cross Cut
Hand
SAWS
SAWS
All Kinds of
SAWS
tl Portland Branch,
j; eo First Street.
saws ...
repaired
(The famous
(iernitiri
..AVENARIUS
Must Bear Signature of
Wood
Preserver)
CARBOUNEUM..
....Pormanontly Dostroys....
..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN..
rADTTDC FOR
ru" HEADACHE.
nt-*UAL"1
LAN I Ino FOR DIZZINESS
ITTLE
FOR IILIOUSRESS.
PILLS.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
IVER
FOR TORPID LIVER.
One application is all that is required. It lasts for years. If
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information to the
following distributing agents: Perlection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
Wash.; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn &
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
DON’T LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A
WAGON.
STUDEBAKER
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COM PLED 0«
.
<’KS1 IÍWK Hu>’ <U*.
tSF cìnti ««rely Vegetable.^t^v»**^»^
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
In the oourse of a speech at the re­
cent general council of the Reformed
Episcopal church at Baltimore, Bishop
Steven« rather astonished his coworkers
by declaring his fondness for tol>ac<-<>.
“I smoke,” he said, "and I shall con­
tinue to smoke. I don’t believe the
use of toliacco is as bad as it has been
descrila-d; I believe it is all a piece
of will worship. < iod has never said
anywhere that we shall not be minis­
ters of Ilia Gosfiel if we do use it.
<>od provide«! for every need in nature,
aud I thank God for my cigar.”
Tee Ont» Will Pro»* 1 hsir Merit.
A <-h«»p *'Z|ierlmrnt. so ehesp on» rsnnot
• fiord not to trv o, h t” n lieaitn 1» st st»t<-
Try < snearets < snd) < alUartlc tu-lsy! AU dis*
gluts, IO v , 25c, 50c.
The police force in London is an
One of the baffling mysteries of
army in itself. An official report is­
sued by the city show* that the force nature is the pio that melt* in the
number* 13,564 men.
That is 19 mouth but feel* solider than a brick in
the stomach.
policeman to the mjuare mile.
It i* impossible to please your
fried Is; if vou can say agreeable tilings
to them vou are accused of insincerity;
if you sav disagreeable things they get
mad.
5,000 For Flying
,
|
Our government is to devote S l <00 for
experiment»'nr with riving machines f.»r Hood
Sarsaparilla
u^e in the artin
i bis is u large sum and
Is
America's
Greatest
Medicine
Price fl
yet it cannot compare with that s|»ent by
those \N ho exper inented with
t ailed
IlvmlHI' '4 cure liver ills; the lion trr tsiin« .ini
dNNpepMti cures
lake Hostetler s >lum
a< ii Kilters It is made expres*!v to cure only calliAit , to lake * tlb Huudj tSMrsapMnlla
constipation, dispepsia aud all stomach
tiisvrders.
F.ac i of th« 1« province* of th» Chi­
ne»« empire is ruleii bv a governor or
lustvgd of a little po*itiun io this
governor-gen. ral, who is re»|>oii*ible to
world exalting a man to honor, it is
the emperor for the entire administra­
service that exalts man and inake« him
tion, political, juduial. military and
worthy oí any poattion in thia world.
fiscal.
Aivav trom the idea that some haiv that
Pisti's (’tire cannot b«* h».» highly spoken
you must have position to tie great.
of a* .1 cmigh cur«* I \V o B kiin . 322
I bird A n . . S . M inn. .ip«.i.
Minn., Jan.
(i, I’M Ml.
Kuut-Kasr
Trade Mark.
Justice Laughlin, m Supreme Court.
Buffalo, has orilcn'.l a permanent in­
junction, with costs, aud a full ac-
counting of sales, to issue against I'aul
B. Hudson, the manufacturer, of the
foot powder called “Dr. Clark’s Foot
I’owder,” nnl also against a retail
dealer of Broevklyn, restraining them
from making or selling the Dr. (Talk's
Fia't I’owder. which is declared, tn the
decision of tile court, an imitation and
infringement of “Foot-Ea»e, ” the pow­
der for tired, aching feet to »hake into
your »hoes, now so largely advertised
and »old all over the country. Allen
8 Olmstead, of Le Roy, N. Y., is the
owner of the trade-mark “Foot-Ease,”
and he is th«> first individual who ever
advertised a h>ot powder extensively
over the country, lie will »eud a sam­
ple Free to any one who writes him for
it. The decision in this eaae upholds hi*
trademark and renders all parties lia­
ble who fraudentlv attempt to prosit by
theexteusive “Foot-Ease” adveitiioyg,
tn placing upou the market a spurioiNs
and similar appearing preparation, la­
beled ami put up in envelopes and
boxes like Foot-Ease. Similar suits
will be brought against others who are
now infringing on the Foot-Ease trade­
murk and common law right*.
-W- -----------------------------
The dependencies of China sre Man-
chnrta. 362.000 square mile», with
7 500,000 soul«. Mi ngolta, with 1,288.-
000 square miles and 2,000,000 souls;
Tibet, with 651.500 «qnare miles and
6.000,000 soul«; Yungaria. with 147,-
500 square miles aud 600.000 souls,
and East Turkestan, with 481,800
square tunes and 580,000 auul*.
A strong, defiant purjsise Is many
banded, and lays hold of what ever is
near that can serve it; it lias a mag­
netic power that draw« to itself what­
ever is kindred.
Made of the Best Materials, thoroughly seasoned, by competent workmen.
Il stands
Call on our Agent, or address
STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING CO.,
without an equal.
320-338 East Morrison Street, Portland. Oregon.
Mitchell Wagons
Are the best that can be made.
Nothing
is or can be superior to a Mitchell Wagon,
because it is made of the besl material ■
by experienced workmen
which,
cou­
pled with 65 years' experience in building
wagoru, during which time the manu­
facturers have had but one aim, and that
to produce the best possible to build, is a
guarantee of quality. If you buy a Mitchell Wagon, you get the best that can be made.
AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
if none in your vicinity, we will sell to you direct.
Send foe circular.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO.
PORTLAND, ORECON.
liranvhes at Spokane, Seattle Salem. McMinnville,
Medford and I.a (Jrande.
MriitloD this paper.
personal supervision for over HO years. Allow no one
to «ieccive you in tills. U'ounterfrlts, Imitations und
•• .I ii-t ■!«*>g<i<><l ” are but Ex périment ». atol cmlanirer the
health of Children—Experience agaiu-t lApcrlmenU
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a liarmicna substitute for Ca»tor OH, l’aro.
goric, l»r«<ps anti Soothing Sirups,
It is I’lcasant.
It
contains neither Opium, Morphins* nor other Marcotte
ttubslancc. Its ttge is its guarantee
It destroys Worms
anti allays I’ctt-rlsltncss. It eures Iliarrlnea anti \l in<l
Colle. It relieves Teething Trouble», cures Constipation
ami Flatulency. It assimilates th«- l'o<>«l, n-gitlat« » tiro
Stoma« It anti Itoweis, giving healthy anti natural sleep.
The < Itiltirt it*» I’uiiucea Tiie .Motlier’s I riciitt.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
HARD WORKING WOMEN
DROPSY
Can find quick and permanent rellaf
for *«rh»us and «trm^th drsiruyin<
trouble« in
10 Dirt TRÍAlMÍNt ÍIK.
mads Drop«/ »ad Its com-
• specialty for t*«sts
ti» most wosdsrtsl
ass cored assy tassa­
Moore’s
Here’s a Proposition
Dt'lei’s fili killer
Isn’t ft reaMinabi«? to
that • firm of
years riperiener couJd tell you the fiest way
to a< t «1*01 Nai'ie for your mon«« * If ion ar«
making improvement* in your bouse, or foiiid-
inz a new house, no matter how *rnall «>r iar«e
rhe sum yog wish to «pend in ele* tri«-ai or gat
fixture», fireplace«, mantel furnitnr«, et«- , ,«»u
will *■*»• money and be well suited if ion ‘‘on
TIIH .fOIIS HtllKf. II <«>..•! Fl rat
•street, Fartlaud. Oregoaa
Fsed a few minute« ereo-
Ing*. will rid vour hou««
ni File* and M.muuttoea.
Ni» utark or sta in left <>n
tbe cwlilgg*
t>r
waila.
Works ¡|«>- magi«
Pr rw
Xfi uents
Write for
l*-t
>IMr<! W*rg
Co., Puri la rei. Oregon.
SURE CURE FOR PILES
“OHIO”
ITcìflS'. P'lee pr-duc« tnoi.iin* and«••>■
u h’n«
Th » f rm. a* well a» P Ind. K -e-1 < r L‘r ir •• tiag
r e* are • ured hy Dr.fiossnko'« Pilu ffemedy.
Mt. ps Its bifirf aa«t h
d ’i« Ahaofws tum«»r«. v a
jar at druiraiat« or ««nt by n.sP T”**•’»«■ free Writ*
r « afiufft y our < k J» h . IHMAMC“ F> >«*« *•*
Kaillig* Cillen
ct«p mil
JOHN POOLK,
Pomswn. Oiroof.
btirgaiiis in gwneral
ii a< blurry, engine«, boiler* tank*, pump«,
px'we, tzelta and windmill*
Ihe new
•trel IXL windmill, aoi«i by him. ii un-
eq < i a 11 ed.
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B^«t
NA rite for Catalogue
cmii |tiNg you tit« be*t
TAKI IN A ORBWlXlItrr IU.,
Fartfan«1, Orwg«»w
o
In Use For Over 30 Years.
ir*.-:'.?»’;: pension
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Kruse* ui i ng < taiuss slue« l«?fi
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Revealed Remedy
ThouMfida have n«»*d it and thousand*
! h » w praiM* it I; rare« permanently. It
per bottle at your druggiat’s.
ti. I ■ «Miri ton.
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