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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1901)
Women Who have the Blues REVIEW OF THE YEAR BRIEF SUMMARY OF EVENTS OC CURRING IN I9OO. Concluding Year of the Century Mude Memorable by Many Important Hap- peninga: War*« Intern «1 Diaturb- ancea. Great Casualties, Etc# Senate refuse« t® seat U of Psaft- ayivsnla. 2«. Great fir* in Hull and Ottawa. Canada 2? Cloudburst at Waco, Tex*», eight par sons drowned. May. I. Elpksioo in mine near S<vfltld, Crab, ki.is 250 men . Death of Munkacty. Aos trlan painter. 3. Briilab take Brandfort 6. Death of William C. Endicott... .Capture of lusurgvut Genera n Gai a. II. Jeffries defeats Corbett in New York. .. Deportation to Siberia without trial abol ished by the Csar 18. netiwl of Maicking. 21. l uited States Supreme Court declares J. C W. Beckham G overnor of Kentucky. 22 Calvin Klmtnein. negro, l> n hed t»y mob at Pueblo, Colo... Twenty three killed in mine disaster at Cumnock mines, N. C. 2S. British annex Orange Free State. 30 Johannesburg occupied by Lord Roberta’ troops. Dainty Appetito Easily satisfied, a feel mg of distress after eating and more or less nautea between meals, every day —DY’SPE A ' No need to say anvthing anoht me belch ing. vomiting, ’flatulence, beadache, pain in the stomach Dyspepsia cannot be cured except by what gives vigor and lune to lhe »loinach, functional activity tn the whole digestive system The metucine that doe» thi*, a<- cording to tiie results of its use in thous ands of completely cured cases, is Hood’s Sarsaparilla Many and important are the event» that make up the chronological record of Hood's Pilis cure liver ilU; tlie ih > u rriialin* and the closing year of the nineteenth cen only cathartic to take with Hoo«l'i sar»ai>arin*. tury. The manifestation of anti-foreign feeling in China, which led to the siege Coo» Bay Butter. June. Of the legation in P< • i the reht-f 4. Death of Mrs. John Sherman The Coos Bay. Oregon, creamery, expedition of the world-powers, was un 5. Death of Strpheu draue.... General Rob doubtedly but the beginning of change» makes about 250 pouuds of butter a ert* enters Pretoria. in the governmental affairs of that an 14. Death of Mrs. Gladstone. day. cient kingdom that will shake the dy 15. Germav ambassador, Baron Von Ket terer, slain In Pekin. nasty to its foundation» and seriously 18. Italian Cabinet resign» ...Powers take Washington Lands Com« High. Chinese forts at Taku. threaten the integrity of the country. The John Shaffer's ranch uear Odessa, 19. $l,iW.(AM) tire at Bloomington, 111. wars in the Philippine* and in the Trans 21. McKinley and Il< osevelt nominated by Lincoln couutv, Wash., »old recently vaal, legacies from the preceding year, Republicans st Philadelphia. I have been continued through 1YMJ0 and 23. American Derby in t h cago won by Sid for |7.J00. j ney Lucas. .. .Thirty-five killed by wash are passed on to 1901, without having out wreck on Southern railway at Me Lydia E. Pinkham'i Vegetable Compound been brought to decisive official conclu Good Horses Hard to Find. Donough, Ga sions. Organised anarchy wa* responsi 2s Woolley and Metcalf nominated by Pro Horse buyers throughout Washing hibitionists in Chicago. ble for the assassinat ion of King Hum 80. Great Are in Hoboken. N. J., in which ton report difficulty iu tiudiug good lie rt of Italy. To the heat of political 300 lives are lost and $13,000,000 property animals of 1,600 broken to hainese. warfare must be attributed the killing of destroyed.... Death of Rear Admiral John W. Philip. Gov. William E. Goebel of Kentucky, July. and the race feeling between whites and YOU KNOW WHtT YOU AKF. TAKI>O blacks was the cause of serious riots in 3. Twelve lives lost in Hoboken, N. L When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill tenement house Are. New Orleans and New York. Two oc 4. Thirty-six lives lost in street car accident Tonic because the formula is plainly casions uj>on which many human lives at Tacoma. Wash......... Oil tank explosion printed on every bottle showing that it at Parkersburg. W. V*. kills six men.... were destroyed by the elements were the Four children killed in Philadelphia by is simply Iron and Quinine iu a taste great tire at Hoboken, N. J., in June fireworks explosion. less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. and the destruction of Galveston, Texas, 3. Standard Oil works at Bayonne, N J., burn; loss $8.(00.(00.... Wm. J. Bryan by that memorable September storm. The nominated for President by Democrats. Epworth League at Frisco. opening of the Chicago drainage canal, 6. Democratic conxeuti u u -inmates Adlal the discovery of the south magnetic pole, E. Stevens m, of Illinois, fur Vice Presi July 21 next the international con dent. aud the Paris exposition were three im vention of the Epworth League meets portant events in the realms of science 11. Illinois Central train robbed at Mayfield, Ky iu San Francisco. and industry. The roll of prominent per 14. Death of Senator John H. Gear, of Iowa. sons who have made their exit from 15. $1,500.000 fire at Prescott, Aris. Because He Stole Horse*. earthly surroundings since January first 18. Dispatch received from Minister Conger In Pekin. last embraces the names of those famed 23 28. Riots In New Orleans. Four years is the very light sentence in statecraft, industry, literature aud mu 29. King Humbert of Italy assassinated. given L. Clark at Colfax, Wash., for 31. Death of John Clark Rldpath. sic. stealing horses. August. CHANCE FOR INVESTORS. The most important events of the year 1. Jester murder trial euds In acquittal. are summarized thus: 4. Adies march from Tien tsin on Pekin ... Tb. Ideal Lasatlva. Flittering Report Upon the Property of the $1,(MM),QUO fire In Ashlaud, Wis., lumber January. No more ancient pill poison» and black yards. Chiapas Plantation and Investment Co. flrsughi», but up-lu-d.te, .cieutihc, h.rmle.», I. Brltl-b victory at Sunnyside laager.... 3. King Al< xander of Servla weds Mme. ■«.aiable. potent < uvarsU Gaudy Calbartlc Earthquake at Acba.kalek, llussia, de Drags Maschin. Pruggiat,, 10c, 2f>c, 50e. The report of the committee of busi stroys «00 Ilves. 10. Pennsylvania express train robbed of $45,000 and Express Messenger Lane ness men sent to .Mexico to investigate 3. Deroulede found guilty at Taris. Battle at Ladysmith, South Africa. killed....LI Hung Chang named as minis Montana Insurance Business. the property of the Chiapas Rubber ■». 7. Death of Dr. Edu aid McGlynn. ter plenipotentiary to negotiate peace.... Lord Chief Justice Russell dies In England. Some way or othei a living is made Plantation and Investment Company 8. George K. Nash Inaugurated Governor 11. French torpedo boat destroyer Fra nice by 1687 flte and life insurance agents Ohio. bus just been made public. The docu II. of Inauguration of Gov. L. M. Shaw, of sinks off (’ape St. Vincent with forty two iu Montana, representing 121 compa ment is au interesting one and gives Iowa.... Wreck of unknown steamer at of her crew. River, St. Mary’s Bay, N. F. 14. Death of Collis P. Huntington. valuable data coneeruing the euterprise 13. Peters nies. Death of Ft.ix Morris, character actor. 15. Floods drown 200 persons lu Japan ... conducted by the compmy named. If. Three men killed and four wounded In Allied forces enter Pekin... Race riots In Public Instruction In Oregon. New York. The property of the company consists shootlug affray In lobby of Capitol Hotel at Frankfort. Ky.... Huiler a forces cross 1«. Death of John J. Ingalls of Kansas Of * plantation of 24,000 acres of the Ti gela River. The department of publio instruction 22. Riot In Akron. Ohio....J. P. Dolliver choicest rubber land of .Mexico, upon 17. Cidcago drainage canal fully opeend. appointed Senator from Iowa. for Oregon was oigauiaed iu 1878, and of John Ruskin. English writer September. which over <00,000 vigorous young JO. mid Death pinoe then the state has rpent $22,000,- art critic. ... Fighting begins near 2. Fifteen lives lost in wreck at Hatfield. rubber trees now thrive. On the plan Spearman’s camp on the Tuge.a. 000 in publio school work. Pa. Death of Richard D. Blackmore, English tation also are numerous mahogany 21. novelist. 3. Democrats carry Arkansas State election. trees, some of which are of piodiglous 24. Emperor Kwang Su. of China, adhlcates. 4. Republicans win in Vermont 3:ate elec War Tax On Mining Brokers. growth, thus demonstrating the rich .... Warren’s forces take Spl n Kop and 5. tion. Death of Arthur 8ewall. of Bath, Me. same within a few hours. S-pokane mining brokers are asking ness of the soil. The property is lo .’7. abandon British forces retreat across Tugeia 8. Great storm In Texas and destruction of congress to abolish the war revenue Gal vest on cated in the department of Palenque, River. Wm. E. Goebel shot In street 10. Republicans carry Maine State election. tax of $50 each annually, in the bill state of Chiapas, and is is unquestion 0. at Senator 12. Storm on Great Lakes wrecks several Frankfort. Ky. now before congress. ably adapted to the productions of rub .31. Senator Goebel sworn in as Governor 15. vessels. Elections In Cuba. ber and the growth of hardwood timber of Kentucky. 17. Great coal strike begins In Pennsylvania. Breaking Range Horses. 21. American soldiers ordered from Pekin. February. trees of great variety. 22. Storm In Texas causes floods. The committee of investigation con 1. Big fires at Dayton, Ohio, and Indian 24. At Lewiston, Idaho, 75 range horses Destructive tornado at Morristown, polls, Ind. sisted of Judge l.ncieu Shaw, Post 2. n $4< Minn. 0,(N*0 fire at Y< nngstown, Ohio.... 25. Death of Gen. John M. Palmer, of Illi are being broken to the «addle, and the master O. W. Maulsbv, Rev., L. M. Sprague, Warner & Co.’s spice mill In Chi work makes a big show every day at nois. burned. Hartley, of Redlands, Cal.; E. A. Gir- 3. cago the corrals where the fun goes on. Death of Wlllim E. Goebel, at Frank October. viu and C. A. Westenberg. They visit fort. Ky... Death of ex Tost master Gen 1. R. N. Parent made premier of Quebec. ed the property during the current eral David M. Key. 3. Telegraphic communication opened be Gold Output for 1900. fire In St. Louis. tween Seattle and Skagway. year, and in their report the informa I. h . Great Tornado at Colilnsvli e. Ill.... Twelve 7. Political riots In Guayamo, Porto Rico. Oregon's gold output for 1900 will killed In train wreck near Escanaba, Mich. tion is vouchsafed that the rubber tree 8. Forty persons crushed to death by col Death of Col. R chard W. Thompson, of lapse of building at St. Nikander Mon* reach over $2,000,000. of the variety known as the Castilloa 9. Indiana. Russia. Elastic* is indigenous to the country 13. Heavy fl ods In New England... .Con 17. astery, Death of ex Postmaster General Wm. U gressman Chickerlng, of New York, com Wheat Crop In Washington. and especially to the lands lying along Wilson. suicide. 20. Death of Charles Dudley Warner. the river .Michol, on which the prop 14. mlts Floods along Hudson River, New York. 22. Death of ex Secretary of State John The wheat crop of Washington this erty of the company has a wide front ....French reaches Kimberley with Brit Sherman. year amounted to almost 24,000,000 troops. 25. Frightful explosion ot Indian Plead age. Under one of these trees 1,467 15. ish Gold bill passes the Senate. Lincoln county raised the proving grounds... .Great coal strike offi bushels. young rubber plants were counted, all 21. Death of Dr. Lesli« E. Keeley, of cially declared off.... Death of Him» most, 6,500,000 bushels, and Whit III. Reeves, English tenor. of which had sprouted from the seed 27. Dwight, man county was next with 6,000,000. Surrenier cf General Cron je... .Million 29. Tremendous exp oslon In Tarrant A that had fallen from the tree during dollar fire In Newark, N. J. Co.’s drug house In New York destroys 28. Porto Rico bill passed by the House. the present year. The trees bloom $1,000,000 in property and many lives. Wheat Crop of Idaho. Despondency ht nromee I« « mental ooadlllon directly traceable to some distinctly tomolo III. WeN women don’t hove the blues, but oompara- tlvely few people under stood that the right modi- olne will drive them away. overcomes the blues, be cause It Is the safoguan of women’s health. It regulates the entire female organism as nothing else does. When the dragging sensation end the backache go, the blues will go also. Read the letters from women appearing In this paper—women who have tried It and know. There are a million such women. ■ I in their fifth year, and may be safely tapped the year following. Nurseries have been established for the propa gation of rubber trees, and all are thriving. A large force of men are employed in building roads, planting trees and developing the property. Managing Director J. W. Ellsworth is now on the property, and his careful attention to,the affairs of the company has received the warmest commenda tion of the directorate. The committee pronounces the proposition of the Chi apas Rubber Plantation and Invest ment Company to produce rubber for sale by cultivating the trees in large numbers as a feasible and practicable enterprise. The only trouble thus far encountered has lieeu the scarcity of labor, but plans for overcoming this have Lean perfe< ted. It offers excel lent returns for the investment of small capital, and an iniesttnent of |2.5O a month for forty-eight months will in sure a fine annual income after six years. The companv has a guarantee »tuck deptsit of fl00,000 with the American Bank and Trust company, of Han Francisco, as an evidence of good faith with investor*. The officers of the company are: L. H. Bonestell, president; L. 8. Sher man. first vice-president; George T. Hawley, second vice-president; Dudley C. Hates, secretary. The offices of the company are rooms 68-64 65, Crocker building, San Francisco. Send for prospectus Expensive Views. At a recent London larok sale a “View of New York in 1674’' cost the purchaser $2,000, which is less than it occasionally costa the stranger to get a view of New York in 1900.— New York World. Stops the Cough and Works Otf the Ootd. Laxative Bromo-Quinina Tablets cure a cobi in one day. No cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents. To Benefit Rural Communities. Rural free delivery and good roads •■e twin improvements wl io i will do m 're than anvtbing else to relieve life on tl.e farm, especially in the west, of mauy of its social drawbacks. — Minneapolis Tribune. n«Rrisi.n tri i» th» original herb tea for th» eure o( con- vtlyation and slek headacbe; 11 la a apeciflc for all dl»- • ordere of atomacb and bowela Should Be Fed on Oleomargarine. It would ue a proper punishment, if praticable, io feed the longresemen who opp'oe the bill to tax oleomargar ine and process butter on these pro» ducts for awhile, instead of on genu ine, fresh “vw butter.’’ March. November. 1. Relief of Ladysmith by Buller’s army d. Death of Congressman A. C. Harmer, of Pennsylvania.... Fatal mine di aster at Montgomery, W. Va. 7. gSüO.oOO fire in Philadelphia dry goods district. 8. Theater Français In Paris burned.... Lead, S D , has a $1,0 0.0 0 fire. 9. Boers make flrat overtures for peace. 12. Fifteen lives lost in tenement house Ore at Newark. N’. J...General French (Rrlt- Ishi occupies Bloemfontein »... President Kruger, of Transvaal, asks United States to mediate between his government and England. 14. Preaident McKinley a gns gold standard bill. .. .General Roberts takes possession of Bloemfontein.... Marriage of Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett and Sephen Townsend. lrt Gasoline explosion causes six deaths- at Columbus, Ohio. 17. One below zero at Ch’cago. 19. D«ath of John Arends Rlnghim. 22. Failure of D. Appleton A Co., book pub lishers. 28. Death of Gen. Piet Joubert. 30. Columbia Theater, In Chicago, burned. . Miss Viola Horiocker found not guilty at Hast I nr s, Neb......... Death of Archibald Forbes, famous war corresp ndent. 31. Colonel Broad wood’s convoy ambushed by Boers near Bloemfontein. 6. National election won by Republican can dldates. ... Murder of Pearl Forbes at Leavenworth, Kan. 7. Liberals win Canadian elections. 10. Steamship City of Monticello wrecked in Bay of Fundy and thirty four Uvea lost.... Death of R. G. Dun. 12. Death of Marcus Daly, Montana copper king.. .Death of Henry Villard, railroad magnate. .. .Close of Paris exposition. 15. United States auxiliary cruiser Yosemite lost In typhoon off Guam. 16. I’reston Porter, colored boy, burned at stake at Limon, Colo. 20 Tornado In Northern Mississippi and Southern Tennessee.... Death of Chas. 11. Iloyt. playwright. 21. Iron Mountain train held up at Gifford, Ark., by six men ...Gov. J. C. W. Beck ham, of Kentucky, married.... Storm tn Northern Ohio and New York.... Wreck of steamer St. Olaf off Labrador; twenty six lives lost. 22. Death of Sir Arthur 8. Sullivan.... President Paul Kruger lands In France. 27. Death of Senator C. K. Davis, of Mln nesota. 28. Thirteen persons killed and many In ured by collapse of glass factory roof in Ian Francisco. 30. Death of Oscar Wilde In Paris. i December. 2. Discovery of south mngne.lc pol« an nounced. 4. Burning of Kansas City Coliseum. rt. State Court of Appeals decides that Beet ham I» Governor of K»ntuckr. 7. Dam carried away by flood at Austin, Texas. 11. Oxnard bill passes House. 12. President signs Oxnard bill. 14 Paris exposition formally opened. 19. opening baseball season... .Floods In Mississippi. 21 Extensive f rest fires In Manitoba and the Northwest. 8. Congress meets. ... Explosion in Ch'cago and Northwestern power house In Chicago kil s five and Injures twenty persons. 8. Great Indiana glass strike declared off. . ...General strike of Sants Fe telegra phers ordered. 14 Fredonia, N. Y., normal school burns, the janitor and six young lady students losing their lives. 16. German training ship Grlesenau wreck ed off Malaga; 1(M) Ilves lost....Two ne groes ’ynched at Rockport. Ind. 17 Fire In Brown Hoisting and Conveying Machine Company's plant In Cleveland causes loss of $6<>0,000.... Negro lyuched at Booneville, Ind. ANOINTING WITH O L. “Barry.” April. Indian Relics Manufactured. The recent severe storm that extend-1 sd all along the coast from Alaska to 6onlheru California ha* a number of wrecked ships to it* credit, the last one being the Alpha, which is report ed a total wreck on the coast of Van- couver island. The loss to shipping in Minnesota Flax Seed. consequence of these several wrecks The Miuueseta experiment station has runs into the hundreds of thousands concluded that flax seed grown for of dollars. reed in Minnesota is identical with Ths Boes l’r«.criptlon tor Malaria Russian tlax, aud probably equally as good as that imported from Europe Chilili and Fever is a bottle of tiroves, lastelese Chill Tonic. It is simply at a high price. iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure. No Pay. Price 50o. Strive lor Punctuality. In all business affairs strive to gain a reputatiou for punctuality. The Twentieth Century. We now stand at the threshold of the twentieth century, and the nineteenth i. a thing of the pa-t. Il will, however. I»- known as the century of invention and discovery, aud among -nice of the greme.c of these, we can truthfully mention Ho»- tetter s Stomm h Bitters, (lie celebrated remedy for all ailment, arising from a weak or disordered stomach, such as dv.- l>epsia. indige.tion, flatulency, constipa tion and biliouanea». Graveyards Too Big in China. Dead ancestors are said to occupy to much of the arable land iu f hiua. Famines would be less frequent if the country was not one vast cemetery.— N. Y. Journal. Must Furnish Gas. Court Decides Contract Void. The Montana supreme court in a case betweeu a water oompany and the city of Helena, has held the con tract void, on the grouud that thereby the city contracted to incur an indebt edness beyond its constitutional limit. DON'T GET FOOTSOKB. GBT FOOT- ■ASK. A powder. At tins season your feed feel swollen, nervous ami uncomfortable. It von have smarting feet or tight shoea.tr' Allen's Foot-Ease. It resis and comfort makes walking easy. Cures swollen ai sweating feet, blister, and callous spot. Believes corns and bullions of all pain and is a certain cure for Chilblain., Sweating, Damp or Fronted Feet. We have over 30,- 010 testimonials. Don't gel tootaore get Foot-Ease. Try it todai, Sold hv all druggists and shoe stores tor 25<- Trial pa< kaee Fax« Address, Allen 8. Olm sted, I.e Roy, N. Y. Scrofula THE OFFSPRIMQ OF HEREDITARY BLOOD TASHT. Scrofula is but a modified farm of Blood Poison and Consumption The parent who is tainted by cither will see tn ths child the same di^e*»« manifesting itself in the form of swollen glands of the neck and throat, catarrh, weak eye*, offensive sores and abscesses and of tentimes white swell ing—sure signs of Scrofula. There may be no external signs for 7 4^ r a long time, for the disease develops slowly in some cases, but the poison is in the blood and will break out at the first favor- able opportunity. S. S. S. cure* this wast ing destructive disease by first purifying and building up tlie blood and stimulating and invigorating the whole system. J M Seal«, 115 Public Square Nashville Tenn •aye Ten ye«ra ago my ««ngater fell and cui sk Zro1T lh‘* W0U0,1 (be elands o* the aide < beimc of attended t«> try 8. tirely. ’• r her face became ewullen and burated the beat doctors hare a ad elaewhete her without any benefit We decide«! b. S , and a few bottles cured her co «Mi /Th ma^ea ne* «a<l purs bloxl to nourish «nJ strengthen the body, «nd 1* a positive and gafe cure for Scrofula. It overcomes all forms of blood poison, whether inherited or acquired, and no remedy so thoroughly and effectively cleanses the blood. If you have any blood trouble, or your child haa inherited some blood taint, take S S S and get the blood in good condition and prevent the diseaas doing further damage. Send for our free book and write our physicians about vour case We make M charge whatever for medical advice. By a decision rendered in the appel Most Powerful Gun In the World, late court of ludiaua, a company deal It is claimed by experts that the new ing in natuial gas must provide for a 12-inch gun recsutly made and tested customer who has paid in advance for for the navy is the moat powerful gun his supply. in the world. At a trial test it tired a projectile weighing 850 pounds with a Pendleton Retail Clerk*. velocity of nearly 2,700 feet per second Retail clerks of Pendleton, Oregon, Its maximum range is 21 1-6 miles. now have 100 members iu their union formed last fall. The Famous German THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. 0A. W ood Preserver Complete. Parke—I had no idea that your new an house was finished. Lane—Oh, yes; not only finished, but all my friends have had time to tell me how much better it might have been.—Puck. AVENARIUS CARBOUNEUM.. ....Permanently Deatroya.... ..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN.. Coming to the Coast. Railroad and other comiauiaa inter, ««ted iu immigration report that mote people will come to the const to make homes this year than last, or for sev eral years back. «W“ 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: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle, Wash.; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn & Co., San Francisco, Cal. To Tell the Age of Fish. UPRIGHT Science now claims to tell the age ot fish by their scales. No scientist, however, has yet discovered a method by which to tell the ago of a fish story. TO CORK A COLD IN ONK DAY Straight and strong is the statue when the twists and curvature* of Take I-axative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's Big" nature is on each box. 25c. Bad Showing for Married Men. Lumbago are cured and st raightened out by It will be shown by the Unite-I States census that fully 1,000,000 mar ried women are employed in the fac tories of the country. It is rather a ad commentary upon the married men of the land. NOTHING BETTER MADE You can’t make a mistake it you gsts ..Mitchell.. It la well to remember that U tRrial.il TKA eleaiiae» the system, purlfle. Ofc blood, regulates the liver and kidneys, and cures chronic constipation. Jacobs The Idaho wheat crop this year is placed at 2,800,000 bushels. Big Steamers in the Oriental Service. Storm Causes Heavy Loss. Indian “relies " are now being turned out in regular factories, one sf which is located in Wisconsin The relic makers have a secret proveaa by which an ancient appearance ts im parted to bones, pots, arrow heads, etc. aa >S-9-»3-9 5-9-33 JVIitchell, beiuis & Staven Co. PORTLAND, ORECON. Women *• Telegraph Operatori. Four hundred women are employed as telegraph operators in the postoffiee building of Manchester. England. siothem will find Mrs. Winslow's Rooth- 1-g Hyrup the best remedy to uae for thri» iblldren during the teething period. The O. R. St N. company now has Man and Hu Money. four enormous steamers tn tlie Oriental Income Tax In United Kingdom. service, operating from Portland, the Money is always a great bother; ba In the United Kingdom an income net tonnage of each being 9,000. the tween the desire to get more and fear of losing what we have, men are of £170 per annum will pay this year 10». tax. Before Sir William Harcourt kept all the time in hot water. Never Missed a Trip. arranged matters it would have paid During the recent heavy etorina £2 10s. along the North Pacific coast, the steamers of the O. K. Sc N. company between Portland and San Francisco never missed a trip, anil only twice Thia algnature la on every box ot th* genuin« For Infants and Children. were they delayed, aud theu only a laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabiota few hours. Uia remedy that eures ■ cold in one day I CASTOR IA DR.QUNN’S^PILLS The Kind You Have Always Bought Sold Six Tons of Wool. Chickens Will Show Themselves. Hix big Northwestern poultry show! Signature of George Chambers, Ontario, Oregon, sold this year's wool clip, 12,500 are booked for this month. At Tacoma Maine Scalp Bounty Law. Jan. 1 to 5. At Portland Jan. 7 to 12. jKiunds, to Boston parties ut 11 At Spokane Jan. 8 to 12. At Pullman It is the taw in Maine that the cents. Jan. 24 to 27. At Seattle Jan. 23 to 81. | |x>unty for bears must be paid when At Lewiston, Idaho, last of month. the animal's nose la shown, and in Washington School of Mines. ■ ew Hampshire the money ta payable Louis Patuaud, of Everett, bus draft One That Corns Never Bother. *u exhibition of the ears. ed a bill for a school of mines in The author of a love story never sees Washington, to present to the legisla- DBAriTISS CANNOT HK <TRBD the corns on the feet of hi* hero. ■ tare this winter. Washington National Guard. The national guard of Washington has 79 commissioned officers and 7h8 enlisted men. "Barry,” the most famous of the dogs Artillery Company for Seattle. attached to the hospice of 8t. Bernard, The annual report of the adjutant in <lead, aud the niann«-r of hi« taking off was [>ecullarly sad. He had bounded general of Washington recommends and the gladiator, of old to anoint the 1 toward a distressed traveler, open- a battery of artillery for Seattle, so as iHxlr with oil*. And us the olive grew j mouthed. after the manner of his kind ■ to receive instruction from regular ti|M>n the .tinny Ea.tern hl 11» and on the | when heated or after prolonged exer army officers, at Fort Lawton. .lo|«* of grinter and leaswr Greece, a. tion, and the man. mistakingly alarmed It doe. to-day. It I. probable tliat the at his aspect, killed him. Fifteen Acres of Strawberries. luxurious idler. In the lxitli. of Cara- j He had, during his existence of ten H. Hobart is preparing to start a 16- «•alia u«ed for anointing their bodlea 1 years, rvseued forty live, from Immi acre strawberry farm uear New What- olive oil tinctured with Oriental per nent death, and one incident tn his ’’com. Wash. fumes. A» for the Roman athlete*. ; career is especially memorable. they were In the habit of udng the In one of his life-saving expedition«, Electric Lint Between Seattle and Tacoma. freahly expretnted oil of the olive to give he discovereil a little boy, senwlesa In Jacob Forth says the electrio line agility and aupplenwta to tbetr limb.. the snow, ami fast succumbing to that between Seattle and Tacoma la assured, Some of the groatlieautie* of fatal slumls-r which precedes death. aa details for its construction are whom hl.tory babble« have alao t>een He licked the face and hands of the about completed. prone to the uae of oil. Mme. Kecamler | child till he had warmed him Into con w-a» In the habit of partaking freely of sciousness. Then, crouching, he In Over Two Million Bushels of Wheat. olive oil with her food and lined It alflo j dumbly eloquent ways Induced him to Over 2,500,000 bushels of wheat for the bath. Iler beautlfnl akin am! ; mount, and thus seated, the hospitable ■ tear complexion were doubtleaa due to welcome and succor of the monastery have teen shipped from Lincoln coun ty, Washington, this fall by the Great thl« rather than to powder, or paint. • were happily reached. labtwil «po« her with a bru.h or a pow | Barry 1» to have a monument erected Northern Railway. |cr puff aa modern patent medicine to hl« memory, and there are name« High Railroad Taxes. etwlnw would hare many women tie thus commemorated far Ima worthy Northern Pacific railroad taxes were humanity's regard than bis. lie v«. paid in Latah county, Idaho, last week, in the countrle. where the olive oil amounting to $7.000. Queer. 5ourl.be«. .twh a. Italy. fnedi<-«l practi tioner. ti«- the oil very fnely for a ho.t ; “Queer. Isn't ItT” Ih» Only Snr. < ur. *n4 I » a t a n t a « - .. << a ll.ll-f for of ailment». Fever patient« are «nine- . "What's queer?" r nie« aoothad In Italy by coplou« Inuac ' "That night falls." ion* of olive oil. It 1« maintained In the I “Yea.” Levantine countrle* that tlie n* of oil ‘ "But It doesn’t break." HilTKI, VMK4IJ.I4, “The day break».'' * NR** DY* r KF* I A. HKHHfHK. <4- • xtnrnally prevent» rheiimatiam. gout 1AKHH, IltOLP, HKi'M MITI*. 1.4 uid other kindred malndle. which are | "Tea." «.RIFrR. MlliKli, If IC F WR4K- NK®** < K» KPI 810 *1 MKNP m *. »w Hl . "But It doesn't fall." iggravated hy external chill«, and that j • botti* tn«ar ko » hav* It In th* botta«» ft w f| ••v* atjfflpr n< and «Itiríor*« bi « Harmlaaa n»r •be InteTMl nee of the oil remove» the ■ "No.” oxlc condition of the blood, which . “Queer, isn't ft?” load* to the generation of throe mala I And tie was gone American Picto Uea- I rial. \nctent ll.e of Unguent, for Supp!.- nr.., Be.'ity «nd Health. It wm the custom among the athlete, ® RHEUMATISM ONE FOR A DOSE. Cura Sick Headache sad Dya- pepala» U -mote l’huplet, Purify the Blood, AM Dice»* Preventlllllouaneta. D >not (»ripa or Sicken. To ivlnce you, will mall Mtn« e free Dull box.z^c. DR )IANKOCO., rhiiak.iekia. Pa. Sold by Druggleo Holte's School. Holtt'a School (for boys), Menlo Park, Cal ha- more atudent. and lain lietter condition than ever spring term l.-glna January 7th, 1901 Send for catalogue. Ira <>. lluitt, Ph. D, Principal Hill Celebrate Hrs Fiftieth Anniversary. Kansas will in 1904 celebrate the 50th anniversary of her admission lute the union as a territory by holding an interstate expovition in Topeka. Church Incorporated. iy local application«, aa they cannot reach tba dl.ca.ed portion nl the ear. Tb*ra I. only on» way to cure d'-alneM. and that la by eun.tltu- tlonal reinedie.. peafneaa la cauaed by an In flamed condition ol the mu> ou. lining of th« Eu.tachian Tube. Whan thia tub» get* In flamed vou have a rumbling sound or imper- fect hearing, and when II I* entirely cl-ued d- altie.. ia th. raaull, and unleaathalnlianima tion can be taken out and ihla tube real »rad to It. normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine catwa oht ot ten arecaut»aby catarrh. Which la nothing but an Inflamed rondltionof the mticoua aurfacea We will give On* Hundred Itollara for any ease of Tieai neaa icaueed by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall'. Catarrh Cura. Send lor circular*, Ire». _ _ . • _ F. J. CHENEY a CO.. TateAo. O. Paper Money at a Premium. CANOV CATHARTIC si. I. S. SE1I« J SOME, Box M, Alleata, OsJ THE BEST NEW YEAR RESOLUTION.. TW KEELEY Mend for rekdins matter to the Keelajy Institute, 314 Aisth fit., Portland, Or. A guaranteed Cure for Catarrh and Consumption. >1 (JO. I» Lock B«>1 145. W. I. SMITH A CO., Buffilo, I.Y.hH’s. ■ - - * -, Small Town, Big Hops. Union, Oregon, a hamlet in Clacka mas county, having barely a doseo hop C. lifo nia Crops. yards, marketed $25,000 worth this Reports from the Agricultural val I falL leys of California say that pnw;>ect> Pia-i'a Cur« 1» the beet medicine we ever for good crop« were never bettwr tt.ed for all affection* of the throat and The ground has been just right foi lung. —Wv O. E simlit , Vanburen, In<l , Feb 10, WOO plowing aud see-ling. REATH 10 OAII' TRLATMEf.7 HILL Hkvaunad. Drapiy aud ita oaa- plicatiopi a «peaiahy for tweaty par» with tils m«»t woadorfal incoas». Hav»car»dB»ay thou. Sold by Drugglata, 7fc Haifa Family Pill» ar» tb» baat. The First Christian Helen e f'hur h of Lewiston, Idaho, has tiled articles of incorporation •« I have < <«•«'A ■ KTB •■<• *e * (*r.d and rffacnva laiauta tba7 are «imply w <> d darfal My daushter and I ware rx>th*rad with •i< k »u>mK< h and >>ur breath waa very bad After taking a few d«*ee of f a «rar ata wa |»*v* improved wonderfully They are a <raa» help la tba famlif w it HKi mi .* a M agii . 1127 HittanhouKa 81 C idcidds U, Qbio DROPSY Paper money is at a premium in Nome. Miner* find it more convenient than gold, and pay aa much aa 2 per cent in advance of its face value for it. TOX* HSIW RESTORE«: hair to Ito 1 r g nal rrtloy. remove« dand ruff. Btrengthene and invigorate«; no Maine. 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The firM things you think of we sell: Mantels of all kinds. Andiron*, of every sort. Gas, Kletric and Oil Lirhts ir endless variety. A < hr let rnas prevent thst beantifles vour hom« is the beat present. Call or wy<te lor photo graphs and catsloffurv 1 II F JOHM H 4 K- HKT COMPART» «1 First *traat. Port land Oregon. >1*1 .............. IV H KN writing ta advartiaars Vv manti«»» this paper. piaa*«