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ELI. BROS., PUlilJ-lif-.Rb
Subscript ion Rutea—
One year
fl 50
Six mouth-
........................... 75
Adverti-:uw lides mule known on
application.
it also an indication that American
mothers, a. least mauy ot them, are
The open season fo<- taking ralmon 1
On tbe drejarrtion of war with Jap
uot as careful as they should be in
an tbe Kus.iati cou. t and populace, 1:1 the Lo«ei Columbia liver com-
ksiPU . LICANS
counseling
their dunghtJrs againi-t
with most solemn ceremonial,Invoked u.e:i •»»! ii titc.y tticrtilL’g. The 5 .
marriage wi'h uuwort y suitors.
tbe aid of ijod in their war against tcia Budge, . 1 l.e day tefoie, lhutr-
A St. Louis judge, in g-suting •
tbe heathen Japanese. 6o far Russia dav, had this:
divorce to xu American wife from i'.t>
Tbe spring tinning seaaon opens ae-
has got much tbe worst of tbe bout.
English nobleman, is said to have used
Having placed the justice of their corin g to th. ,'ate laws of Oregou
Marien C >un*v
Atade
Then
tiie
foltowing language:
and Wa»hio,:!ou a’ 6 o’clock tomor
cause in tbe hands of God,anl having
row ttorni'
1 from what is known
It is always the wry thf"-" foreign
EJieve r.üí.o Had a Majority
met with liltU else than disaster, if tbe flrst deliveries will be large and ers trer.t their American w.’cs. Am-
f the Votes
consistent they should come to the to the uninitiated would indicate a ! bitious mothers aud cultured dHUgb
conclusion that they are in the wrong large run, but during tbe past week Iters travrlirg abroad are constantly
’n,,' r . • - ich 'ra'>e as these. The t Salem Capital Journal: The Jour
and make reparation to the heathen there lias been more illegal fishing in Ifall
1
tbe river than for a number of years. ' courts a-a
a’e full of such cases. It ual was alone in uot inisrvpreseutini
whom they thought they bad a com
Every cannery and cold storage plant; seems to me that mothers ought to the complexion of tne Marion count;
mission to destroy. Looking at the on the river is ready to begin opera- 1 wake up some time.
delegation to the politicisus of Lane
conflict from any standpoint it is a tions and the preparations to handle
While there are unquestionably nu
It tola them tbe truth when it sail
terrible national calamity—a terrible salmon thie year have not teen equal merous ca»es ot this kind, ere they that a majority of the Marion delega
tion was for Hermauu.
blow to Russian pride and self-assert led in former years.
Tbe difference about the price of I more common, in proportion to tbe
But a jolly abs as good as auy oth
iveness.
tbe raw fish by tbe fishermen and the total number, than are the cases right er substitute for the truth of l Lie mat
packets is uot liable tt cause trouble, here at home? When in one county ter.
Captain Cowies of the battleship from the iudicationt at band, and it in eastern Washington, as is 1 fated to
The cold, frozen truLh is that
is more than probable that the fisher have been a fact, last year, tbe num- great many jollies were handed to tj
Missouri, brother-iu-law of the presi
( men will accept tbe opening price
dent, must think himself the victim fixed by the canners, although some ber of divorce cases equaled one- brethren from Laue as to tbe suppor
in store for their candidate.
of unkind fate. The Missouri colli ! of tbe fieherr eu are talking about a fourth tbe number fof marriag- li-
And the disillusiouization diu no
ded with the Illinois off Pensacola, strike, but there is little chance of censes isxued, there must be some take place until late in the proceed
~
Every
one has thing radically wrong, either in tbe ings It came at last with a du1
Florida, a few weeks ago, and Cap lit material.zing.
I learned to know that uo difference
thud.
tain Cowles was hardly exonerated of
' what price is arbitrarily fixed at the divorce law« or tbe method of selec
Considering tbe vanishing charac
blame for the accident when about {opening of the season that price ting wive» aud huebands.
ter of a great deal of tbe Harris sup
two thousand pounds of powder ex thereafter will be re-mlaied bv the
poit that gentleman made a great bi
There is no doubt but the Russo- stab in the direction of success.
ploded in the after 12-inch turret, in tiip ily, as th« demand, this year at
stantly killing twenty-nine men and least, will be practically unlimited. Japanese war will be ot long dura
if he bad started a moutn earlier b
¡The price will go up or down accord- tion. The Japs have tbe best of the would have made a great big impreg
fatally wounding several others Wed
I ing to ths size of tbe ru s In the riv
nesday. These big fighting machines er, and it is fully expected that tbe fight on water, which gives them sion on the Hermann forces.
For a late start, and discountin
are dangerous to themselves even good work of propagation will be felt great courage, while tbe temporary
the ‘‘jolly ” support, be made a fin
again this year as there are about defeat of the Russians makes
with the moat careiul handling.
reoe. But tbeio «as too much dispe
50,000,000 hatchery fisb due to ieturn more determined to go on.
i to jolly
d trifle.
¡during tbe present season.
Hermann’s supporters were a dt
war, like every other war in ti e past
The loss of the Russian luttleshij
lined lot of men vbo meant bual
will make a demand fcr 1 ■ ¡. :
Petropavlovsk is sought to be ac
,< -s while tbe Harris talk was large
This
demand
will
horses
and
mules.
Th*’ Hix
J ÍÚ*3
counted for by the statement that the !
ii to Pave something to say.
have to be met by increased prices,
location of six submarine mines I
bn-.r . c t'iirrn J
It is over. Hermann bad real sup
planted by •he Russian cruiser Yen- | The fact r but s ■
.. number of as there are no surplus horses or port, fhat is the moral of it ill.
esei were unknown, the charts having : divorces me g oi d to mismated mules in this or any other country. ■
CASTOÏIIA.
been lost when that ship was destroy- I ¡couples in the United cutes each The horse business certainly has a Bears the
/f
KiM You Have Always Bough
ed by the Japanese. It does not seem year is h san c mmeiit o." tbe people’s bright future, much more so than in
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possible thit the secret of these terri-; regard for tne mprraige relation. I years past
bly dangerous locations should have
been confided to but one set of men,
and those in danger of destruction
with their secret, as finally occurred
Two Days.
Ordinary prudence would have re
quired tbe keeping of a record of tile
Seven Million boxes sold in past 12 months.
This Signatare,
»OX. 25C.
mines in some safe plaoe on land.
than double the quantity of tbe
higher gra les of refined products is
ol tallied from the average crude
petroleum produced in the United I
■••tates ti.au is obtained I rum Russian
• il. The United States produced
nearly 2 6 barrels of refined products
ir. 1902 for every barrel produced by |
I
tbe rest of the world.
‘‘Within recent years crude petro
leum of inferior quality has been
largely oousumed as fuel oil. In
Russia petroleum has been distilled
only sufficiently to meet the govern
ment 'requirements as to the flash
est. and the remainder is marketed as
fuel petroleum, under the head of
residuum. This is also true, to a
certain extent, in our newly de-
veloped flails |n Texas, Luusiana,
and California, Cheap transportation
by pipe lines and tankships has made
this variety of fuel marketable in
distant quarters of the globe that are
destitute of coal. ”
I fluence of the Range Steer.
The infi'euce that the range steer is
exerting on the commercial interests
of the world Is varied and widespread,
says G. W. Hervey, of Nebraska. The
demand that he tian created for im
proved blood has added millions of
dollars annually to the revenue of
tbe tine stock breeding industry. The
place that be is filling in the meat
supply of tbe world can be estimated
only upon a fair credit of the produc
tion of the range, which is much more
thau is produced on the east side of
the Missouri.
Blood Will Tell.
This will show moreyplainly2,when
It takes time and carefully selected
we understand that tbe range is a breeding to make thoroughbreds,
breeding and producing district, car stock that will reproduce their own
rying almost entirely breeding cattle characteristics without variation or a
and stock cattle of feeding ages; the breeding back t<5 original types. The
export trade in these range steers be Lebanon Criterion tells of a case in
ing largely to the feed yards in the point:
states east of the Missouri, where in
Just three weeks before the first of
the periods of enumeration they help April we B‘t a hen, with seventeen
to swell the cattle population of those White Minorca eggs. The eggs were
districts. Aside from the importa from a choice hen, an l we had high
tion of bells for breeding purposes, hopes for more White Minorcas. When
last Friday came twelve fluffy little
the runge country is strictly sn export chicks came to light, but lo, and be
district in its cattle trade, and re- : hold, four of them were as black as
ceives no advantage in population out crows. We took it as a good joke,
of what other cattle raising sections anil offer tbe following explanation,
White Minorcas have been bred, as
produce.
i such, but for a few year», having
! come from ‘‘sports” from the black
How Seattle Does.
Minorcas, and it is not uncommon
cattle has a very pretty scandal in for an occasional chick to be black,
but for one third of a hatching to
tbe elopement of two people, who. turn out so is unusual.
by the way, had a right to elope, tbe
Th jse chicken ‘sports’* are bb half-
man being the possessor of a two- breeds in the human family. In the
weeks-old divorce decree,and the fair esse of persons having Indian or ne
lady's single state dating but a week gro blood in their veins, though to
backward to the divorce mill. A dis such a small degree that their blood
patch tells the story:
would not be called in question, it is
The night prior to their departur
not unusual for a child of the "sport”
Ellis and Mrs. Johnson were together
at the Bismarck, a Bohemian resort, order to come along, bred back to the
where musio, wine and meals are fur inferior race to a degree that cannot
nished.
The divorced Mrs. Ellis but surprise the parents.
French
found them there and attacked Mrs. Prairie,down below Salem, in Marion
Johnson with an umbrella. As Ellis'
nrose tn interfere between his old j I county, was settled by Frenoh trap-
wife and new charmer, tbe divorced | [ pers, who, with the national charac-
•Johnson came in. He attacked Ellie j I teristic of readily mixing with an in
and drove him from the place.
ferior race, took Indian wives. And
We like a circus, but would give to their credit, it may be said, the
the seeing of all the circuses that may Frenchmen did not often desert their
take the road soon for the chance of dusky wives when civilization finally
seeing such a mixup as those Seattle j closed about them. The Indian blood
people engaged in.
i in their descendants has been pretty
, fairly worked out through several
Makaroff’s Brilliant Career.
Vice Admiral Makarctf, who lost 'generations of breeding with the
bis life in the battleship Petropavlov- j whites, yet occasionally a family gets
sky disaster Wednesday, was appoint- | a surprise in a child with marked
ed February 26 to the command of tbe Indian features, its brothers and sis-
Russian Pacific fleet. He “aa one of ters, perhaps, showing little if aoy
the heroes of the fighting on tbe Kiv trace of tbe aboriginal blood.
Note and Comment.
The KinH Ygu Have Always Bonghi
I
Season.
WtRc JOLLIFL
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Cat
To Cure a Cold in One Day b
Take Laxativö Bromo Quinine Tablets.
K •Xt?
■ .■I .Jj e»! JEBW
Extend the fire limits as suggested
acrosB Olive street to cover the prop
erty where the fire was this morning?
It would be a gross Injustice to the
property owneis. Rente there at pres
ent, and for some time to come, for
that matter, are not or will not be
sufficiently high to warrant the con
siderable expense of brick buildings.
To extend the limits over that and
adjoining property would be equiva
lent to present confiscation of the
same where not already in use. The
rents would not pay ordinary interest
on the land and building Investments.
The editor of
a life
saver this morning. The fire from
the blacksmith shop was eating
tbongh the roof of hie chicken bouse
when be threw the chickens from
their roosts into the open air. They
er Danube during the Russo Turkish
The cattlemen of Southern Califor staid out, too.
War. Makaroff and Skrydelroff, who nia, through Governor Pardee, of that
have since many times been honored state, have asked permission to
That was a splendid rain yesterday
by their government, were at that bring their stock to the’Oregon rang-
and last night, not only for tbe grow-
time lieutenants in the Russian es, on account of the prevailing
lrg crops but the property coutiguons
navy, and volunteered to make a drouth in California.
Governor to tbe Ullve street fire of the early
night attack on a powerful Turkish j Chamberlain, of Oregon, refused to
morning. Had the roofs been dry as
iroucsld. With a torpedo boat they
u
d#n.
usual the neat of barns back of the
succeeded in blowing up tbe Turk- gerous to admit cattle from tbesouth-
ish vessel, and it was asserted at tbe [ ern district, on account of tbe Texas blacksmith ship most likely would 1
, bave gone. Tbe fire that made the
time thereby made the first success fever. Cattle from that section al
wall of the first barn smoke would j
ful demonstration of the usefulness of though immune themselves might in-
bave had tbe moss-covered roof well
torpedo boats in naval warfare. Mak ; feet tbe cuttie here, and cause a
aflr > had it uot been soaked by tbe |
arotf originated the idea of construc great loss by this disease. The fed
. rain. Tbe McFarland A Lili black-
ting tbe famous ice-bteakiug steamer eral law prohibits the shipping of cat
smith shop and adjoining buildings
Ermiik, which was built on tbe Tyne tle from Southern California to this
|
on
tbe west, too, would bare been I
from his designs.
He visited the state without being thoroughly dip
I in great danger.
Unite l States, 1800*97.
! ped. and quarantined for ninety
days.
A prominent merchant, at one time
Petroleum Production
How many ‘‘suckers” are there in I mayor ami a member of the city conn
The United States Geological Sur
vey Press Bulletin, just issued, HU ill- this country? Over thirteen thousand dl. where he was noted for bis liber
marizes a government report on the —at least a St. Louis dispatch givec ality to tbe flrsmen, asks tbe Guard
information that more than that; to insist on the best possible support
world's production of petroleum f. r
nuniter of persons who intrusted for the fir» department, He suggests
1902. We make all extract.
money to a get-rich-quick swindling | that Eugene is large enough to em-
“The world's production of petro
ploy a couple of paid firemen who
leum in L' ■- Rmoui ted to 185,151,1'89 concert', are entitled to n pro rata,
shall be constantly onTduty sojthere
dhtrlbuticu
of
the
funds
on
hand,
barrels. Of this the United States
will be uo lack of a head when the
anl l-u-ta nr< dneed 91.0 percent. About ‘be only “get rich-quick” pr-
oposition
with
auy
surety
is
to
break
apparatus
arrive- at the rlace needed
For ie"s !>■ -«la has led iu point of
Into a bank vault, yet that might le It Is n hard proposition, look at f
I'll
equivalent to breaking lute the pen- from either -Ido. The expense would
ite.itiary.
te. considerable, w ith but few call-
Vi
for service, still" one badly managed
in
fire at. the commencement might cans’
th
product.. n
a loss that would overbalance the
two i
expense of ‘be nun for twenty years,
For Infants and Children.
al
put the Unit
not counting the general detriment
tbe li t. Ou
1 'int would occur through the loss of
n s : .1 h ie i.i portant adì antage over
r|
Bv.
un’ considerable portion of the busi-
'/S
TL
• i. i ...• pet-oleu n rival. M’re
z'Z Z* • ‘ 'A' 1
a*’f ’•■town.3—
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Open Salmon Fishing
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We are going to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of Lion CofTee. Not only will the
Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we
have always given our customers, but
--------- TWO GREAT CONTESTS-----------
The
first contest . will *« be
on the
July 4th attendance
Louia
World’ - a . Fair: the . second relates to Total
T'L'rfv »* XX
— M —a Txr
t~\r\ a $20,000.00
A - at the St. will
■«•
• be .....
..
P°r Preaident 4 to V- be — cast
Nov. 8, v 1904.
distributed
in each of these contests, making
$40,000.00
on **
the
■J"
—
— two, and, > to make it still more interesting, in addition to this amount, we will give a
to tbe one who is neareat correct on both
sf
eonteata, and thus your estimates have two
opportunities of winning a big cash prize.
a
g
a
Grand First Prize
Five Lion-Heads
cut
from
FLO(
Portlan
Kegnlsr Free Premiums
In Addito f©
the same Lion-Heads will entitle you to estimates in our $50,000.00 Grand Prige Contests, which will
make some of our patrons rich men and women. You can send in as mauy estimates as desired.
There will be
a
Wash
departr
the Rus
that n<
militar.
caught
paratua
spies b
The am
principt
ing todi
ents of ;
use the
3^000:00
ggjT
Printed blanks to
Lion
vote on found in
Portlai
eastern a
state tell
in some ]
ded. The
line out
The O. R
will be n<
days, as t
bridges a
grnat dan,
tain distr
On the
traiu has t
in the Iasi
most ¡sola
Coffee Packages and a
every Lion Coffee Pack
2 cent stamp entitle you
age.
(in addition to the reg
covers the expense of
ular
our acknowledgment to
CALIF
in
you that your es=
J
either contest:
timateis recorded.
to
free
one
premiums)
vote
WORLD’S FAIR CONTEST
Wnsfwll! be the total July 4th attenaar.-e at the St Loula
World a Fair? At Chicago. July 4.1893. the alien .nee wm >3 ’73
For nearest correct estimates received in W '. n st e <
pans a office. Toledo. Ohio, on or before June 30th. 19sU. w* v
give first prize for the nearest correct estimate, second prize 10 t.-.e
next nearest, etc., etc., as follows:
1 First Friss
..................
»2.600.00
1 Second PrLse
............. l.QOQ.PO
2 Prises -r »500.00 each
....................
1.000.00
6 Prises- 200.00
............................ 1.000.00
10 Prises— 100.00
....................
1.000.00
20 Prises- 50.00
“
........................ 1.000.00
60 Prises— 20.00
.......................... 1,000.00
260 Pris*.— 10.00
••
....................
2.500.00
1800 P t -»> —
5.00
“
....................
9.000.00
2139 PklZEti,
TOTAL,
279
»20,000. J
The 2 cent stamp
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST
What will be the total Popular Vote call for President (vote*
f 'r ell candidates
at ' the
election November
8. 1904? la
.n n V 13 *1 l combined
AC” --orirslo va
o .1 S zv *
E* nearest
a ?" people voted for President.
For
cor-
re
in Woolscn Spice Co. ’s, office. Toledo,
Toledo O..
0.,
4«* a 4^«-«.*
am .~
.....
oa or I.
we w-.'l
will zv
ffive
first prize ¿ for
the nearest
cor-
rcct c
■:U . 'i-.e to the next nea-e»t.etc
------ .etc..as followsi
...............
1 F.rst r-t-3
»2,600.00
..............
1 Sv.cnd . .: Ir»
1,000.00
2 Pr' ros
1 each .
...................... 1,000.00
5 pi Uos— ;’CO 00 ••
........................ 1,000.00
10 Prizes — 105 OO "
........................ 1,000.00
20 Prizes— 60.00
"
........................ 1,000.00
60 Prizes— 20 OO ‘‘
........................ 1,000.00
250 Prizes—
10.00
••
........................ 2.600.00
1800 Prizes—
eoo
••
..
........................ .9,000.00
L13& pb :
a.
TOTAL, »20,000.00
__ —4279
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PRIZES
COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF
LION COFFEE
JupposeTT
this mornit
tion with th
for 16 years
scandal wi
a judgment
tbe supremt
-ai.
C!»trl’ tilJ : : the
addition to which wi
wa shall give
giva $5,
$5
i Publia
i rum. —aggregating
aggriga.ing $45,
i .j, 000.03-In
uuj . uj —m audition
i
to Grocers' ( has (see particulars ¡n LION CSFFEE cjsosi making a grand total of $50,000.00.]
WOOLSON SPICE CO., (CONTEST DEP’T.)
Eureka,
of Judge J,
throughout
morning fit
•»
TOLEDO, OHIO.
Franc
e crei
except to .
who bad ci
the Examitu
been despon
fully expect
himself.
I
statement th
iu a land c
when as a un
ether man.
was suppose
court's delay
cision.