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NEWBERG, YAMHILL CO., OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1800.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
EASTERN ITEMS.
Diphtheria Increasing Rapidly in Screw Worms Continue Their Rav- The Corinth Canal to lie Opened
San Francisco.
ages in Louisiana.
ill lSt)ÿ.
The Influx of Population to Southern The Mayor of Nashville Resigns Because
California Almost as Great as
During the Hoorn.
the Salary is Inadequate to Meet
the Calls of Charitv.
À lO o t
s i> r
The Idaho Legislature w ill meet at
A tin-plate plant is to he established
Boise C ity on December H.
at Scranton, Pa.
Gg »tore.
Kook cod ami Spanish mackerel are
Oil has Iteen struck near Jeddo, Jeffer
il.:«» K i tiiiií the second tieginning to run on the coast near San son toiinty, O.
Satunla.
I liego.
Secretary Rusk says the pleuro-pneu-
(i. A. H
•«i nt.*, hebt lb*. 1 ami third Fluirà
The United States government build nionia is fast disappearing from the
dii) n tm nil
ing at Carson is finished, and will he United States.
w. r 1 r
H'| h ¡ tv-ri III c ì iig tiriti the third ready bv January 1.
A Toronto paper figures out that the
Satinila) > ci
Joseph Mumford, a business man of drunkards of that city lost $191,0.45 in
San Diego, is a nephew of the late Mrs. wage's last year.
Booth, w ife of General Booth of the Sal
U H I « VI
i F l I t l : i 1 o i t v .
The North Dakota hanking law has
vation army.
l>een d e ilire d unconstitutional by the
The Riverside Pluenix says the influx State Supreme Court.
4 il 3 « r A m t•»* rir.
of population to Southern California is
M ayor . . .
F. A. Morris
Louisiana has a law which ret[iiiros
now
almost as great as during the lioom
It co der
I II. Howard
railroads to have cars sufficient to sep
Treasurer
..Mos» s Yotaw time of three years ago.
arate
whites and b'acke.
M hi - h I uí U
A M. Hoskins
Sheet Commissioner
1‘resident C. P. Huntington of the
l> I*. >tration
It
is
propos d to levy a uniform tax of
, N. C. Maris
Southern Pacitie denies that he lias late
II. c Miles
ly purchased extensive coal fields in 4 per cent, on the gross earnings of- the
A.
W.
I
Washington city street railways
( ’om cilm en
1 < alvlnHtauley Washington, us reported in the Oregon
i J. 1». Carter
dispatches.
Chicago needs $15,000,000 to make the
( Geo. Grayson
A deed went on record at Los Angeles W orld ’s'Kair a success, and looks to the
last week conveying 1,00) acres of the ■ muntr>' for ald ln raistng that sum.
Rancho San Pedro to the Rodondo Beach
The Mavor of Nashville has resigned,
Company.
The consideration named !> cause his salary of $2,400 was not
was $3,000,000.
enough to meet the calls of charity.
b.
Y. W
b
United States Attorney Varian at Salt
The Salvation army in Sew York has
Lake has filed suits for the forfeiture of derided to erect a large building in that
the Tem ple block tinder the escheat law, j city as a memorial of the late Mrs.
claim ing that it is used for immoral ami Booth.
illegal purposes.
A system of naming sub-streets in
The labors of the Um atilla reservation Washington, in accordance with General
appraisement commissioners are now I W ashington's original plan, has been
nearly finished, and next spring w ill adopted.
probably see this line body of land
The general fund of the county of
thrown open to settlement.
00 NOT GRIPE, SICKEN OR
Hamilton, O., is exhausted, and there is
CONSTIPATE.
The buildings at the mouth of the On- j no money to pay jurors, witnesses and
tario Eastern drain tunnel at Park City, court otti ials.
S ude Cune foa S ick H eadache ,
au d a ll tr o u h .e s a r is in g fro m
U. T., were burned the other day. The
In d ig e s tio n o r C o n s tip a tio n .
loss is $(>0,000. Work on the tunnel will j There is a hill before the Vermont
^
Im p r o v e s th e C o m p le x io n
House givin g to women who pay taxes
by P u r ify in g i h e B lo o d .
he d laved a couple of months.
T h * d o s e can b e n ic e ly a d ju s te d to su t th -*c a s *, as
the right to vote at town, village and fire
o n e p ill ca n n e v e r b e tc*> la m e a <!ose. E asy t o taka
The Judges of the Sup-erne Court o f I district elections.
as so m u ch s u g a r
4 2 p ills put up in a s tr o n g v ia l
w h ic h ran b e t a r r ie d in >est pocket, A Arcai Conven.
Idaho
have
qualified
and
drawn
lots
for
lene» to T ravelers and Rusiner* Men. None <;«-iiiiln'#wIII»,
Governor Humphrey of Kansas has
out “ Crescent” Trod»* Mark. Sold Kverywhere, 25e. a >>ottl*i
long and short terms. Hon Isaac N.
Sample Doae and Dream Kook for 2e. I d stampa.
Sullivan drew the two-year term, thereby removed the Police Commissioners of
„ d r . H ARTE R S IRON T O N IC .
k
Topeka
for appointing a resuhmissionist
( PC R IK IK S the BLOOD; RFC. 1'I.ATKS t h e l . I V F R l
liecoming C h ief Justice. Judge Huston
and K ID N E YS and RF.STORKS t he DKRII.ITATF. d B
will serve four years and Judge Morgan as Chief of Police.
to HKALTH and VIGOROUS STRENGTH o f Y o uth ®
THE OR. HARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. MO.
for six years.
Atlanta, Ga., is believed to be the only
The controversy between the Comstock city in the United States which has a
Tunnel Company and the mining com- j house constructed wholly of pajier from
Only $37.50. Gro it Bargains in PIANOS Write
pantes on he Comstock lias been ad- | foundation to turret.
for Latest Illustrateli Cat a lupi a*. i^".\ddre»N
Daniel F . l l e a t t y ,
a s h in g L o u , .New J e r a o jr .
justed, by which tlio rate of royalt es ! [ \ The final delivery of certificates of al
•; S t** £
f*!
has lieen reduced to 4 per cent, of the ! lotment of the Oneida lands in Wiscon-
bullion vield. Ttiis
w ill enable
the eom- I sin has been made to the general satis-
,
.
i-
. ç S e .
[Hintcs to work lower-grade ores.
j fa(.tj0„ of the ]m iians.
i i î* - - I U ! . - I
The Portland Oregonian publishes a
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statement said to emanate from relia ble! , ■ ec.retaryW indotti lias appointed an
authority that the Rock Island has A n xtliary Board of Appraisers, the reg-
joined hand* with C. P. H u u ii.gton to «la r foree being unable to cope with the
build a line from Winnemucca, on the j P resen» rusE of business,
i Central Pacific, using Pengra pass, cast j There is talk of a Confederate soldiers’
of Springfield, O r , through the Cas- home being erected ut Louisiana. Nine
40'
c a ld c a
cades and connecting with Huntington’s I acres of land and a large subscription of
Oregonian railroad.
j money have been donated.
Diphtheria is rapidly increasing at San
A flaw has lieen discovered in one of
Francisco, and the Board of Health is
the castings of the cruiser Maine that
greatly alarmed lest there la* a general
will cause a delay of several months and
I epidemic which « ill kill many children.
thousands of dollars of expense.
There have lieen thirteen deaths since j
Monday, and there are scores of eases in
Smuggling is increasing enormously
those parts of tiie city adjacent to sewers along the Low er St. Lawrence. The loss
and (lum ping grounds.
There were to the Canadian government during the
gu;
ninetv-five eases and twenty deaths in past year is estimated at $600,000.
S S *S T *
i - —’
the month just ended.
Dallas, Tex., has an artesian well tlint
A bulletin based on reports received yields 1,030,000 gallons of drinking water
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2
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from over 700 farmers in every section every day. W ith the present population
j of Oregon, and from data prepared at there is no danger of a water famine
the State W eather Bureau at Portland, there.
» Cí-s; Ï 5 T e
says I he average of the whole State is:
_
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i
The screw worms continue their rav
Wheat, 20 bushels [>er a cre; oats, 42;
barley, 36; rve, 28; hay, 2 tons per acre, ages in the interior of Jaiuisiana, and
H l & l l l l l 'l l t a
except alfalfa, which averages 4 tons. several cases are reported where they
Almost every section of the State re|s>rts have attacked human beings, causing
the quality of grain above the average. death in some instances.
LITTLE
LIVER
PILLS.
„BEATTY ORGANS
II
Oca
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mili
V)
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O to
Otaca
F. L. P o sso n & So n ,
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
General Agts. for D. M. Ferry & Co’ s
Garden Seed.
Grass, Clover and a ll kinds o f
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc.
Bee Keepers' Supplies.
W e want You for a customer.
a trial order.
G ive us
F. L. P o sso n & So n ,
209 2d St., Portland, Or.
AuccCMon to M iller Bro,.
M ,,a a lt d
E lfr tr lr
Catalogue Hire.
l i^ t > t » -
A florist in L/>ndon, England, has had
the happy thought o f hanging trails o f
moss over and around the electric lights
in liia window. The green and yellow
tints o f the delicate leaves form a lovely
veil for the light, which glimmers
through them without being diminished.
—Chicago Mail.
T liir .t o f W oo d I’ lfO A —
Wood pigeons, in common with all
their congeners, are very fond o f water
They are essentially thirsty, drinking,
not like most other birds, sip by sip. but
as a horse drinks, at one long draught.
W ater is also necessary to them for bath
ing purposes. - Montreal Star.
FOREIGN NEWS.
PORTLAND M ARKET
^ S &
NO. 50.
THE
HOMEBOUND
HOST.
The sound o f a host advancing.
Tramp tramp trampt
Under the windy dicker
And dare of the evening lamp*
Under the steady whiteness
Of the clear electric light.
The sound o f au army marching
Is iu the streets to night
W h e a t —Offerings are m oderate, both
nul «e : \ t i en ery San*
men » m ntslly tvqucbted
-• S-I .. s b. M s ti unlay evening
h m
i i i r n m
k a t iim i
M u h a e rlp tio u F r i r e P a y a b l e
a b ly lu A d v a u e e .
V O L .
A d ve rti ing Bills C o ib -c e l M 'iithly*
m i
One Y ea r
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Six Month»
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ing drags. Shippers are weft provided
against present and near future require
ments, and are not anxious to 0|iernte. I
N<>t to the clamor o f bugles.
I tie English market holds steady, with
Nor to the stormy t**at of drum^
cargoes in light request. Wheat stocks
Not to the luutle's tocsin.
in
Liverpool
have
been
reduced
some
Empress Frederick Purchases the Former
The jubilant army comes.
20,0,H> quarters and Hour 20,000 barrels
2. sweeter music summons
during tiie past.
Home of Martin Luther for a
Aud thrills along the line.
F' lour —T he market is steady and d e
Though each to himself may hear It*
Charitable Purpose.
mand fair. Quote; Standard, $3.90@
And make to the next no sign.
4.0J; \\ alia Walla, $3.00(i$3.80 per liarret.
The patter o f tiny footfalls
Dxrs—The market is firm. Quote:
Thai run to an open door.
W hite,52954c ; grav, 50@52c per bushel.
The mother's tender singing.
M illztitvfs — The market is firm
Her step on the nursery door}
T h « Ozarowitz is to make a trip around
Quote : Bran, $19.50@20 ; Shorts, $22.50 !
Th boyish shout of welcome.
the wor’d.
The girlish ripple of glee,
id 23; Ground Barley, $32.50 ; Chop Feed, j
Bismnrck is to start a brewery at $25 per ton.
▲t the click in the guarded portal
Of the homebound father's key
Friedrichruhe.
H ay —T he market is steady. Quote:
$lti(a l8 per ton.
This
Is the army's music:
The death is announced at Berlin of
Y cubtablks — The market is firm.
Cheerily calls good-night
General von W eyhern.
The merry voice o f the comrade
Quote: Cabbage, $1.00@1.25 p ercen tal;
As he passes out o f sight
The latest decree of English etiquette ('a u li (tower, $i.oo |>er dozen; Onions, I
Into the heart o f the household
is tliat beards must go.
21.jC per |>oiiiid; Carrots, $1 oer sack;
When the day's long work is dose$
There is to be an Anglo-Turkisli Con Beets, $1.50 per sack; Turnips, $1 per
Ami wife and bairns are waiting
sack ; Tomatoes, 50c per liox ; Potatoes,
With a kiss for their dearest one.
vention respecting Africa.
$1(41.10 per cental; Sweet Potatoes, 2 ‘ s
Under the windy flicker
Belgium proposes a renewal o f the " 2 j 4 c per pound.
And flare o f the evening lamp
F ritto —T ahiti Oranges, $4 per box ;
Latin Union for five years.
I hear a host advancing
-icily Lemons, $8(U9 per case; Pears,
-
With steady aud resolute tramp—
Reside being insane, the Grand Puke t la0 per pound ; Apples, 00(S85c m-r t*>x ;
A host o f the strong and gentle,
Nicholas is com pletely paralized.
' ì rapes,$1 .25per iwx ; Pineapples,$3.50
A throng o f the bravo and true,
Russia lias a high tariff. Tw enty per •<4.00 per dozen ; Bananas, $4 ]ier bunch;
Dear little wives and mothers,
Hasteuing home to you!
cent, in gold lias been added to the double, $0; Quinces, $1.25 per tiox.
—Margaret K. Sungster in Harper's Bazi
CiiEgaa— Tiie market is firm. Quote:
duties.
'regoli, 13(414c; California, 9 V 4 1 0 c;
Cuban bandits are terrorizing the isl-1 l oung America. 14 <ai5c per pound,
T h e Salm on's F eedin g Grounds.
and. Planters are captured and held for | Nurs— The market is steadyT Quote:
W here the sea salmon go is as much a
alifornia Walnuts, 14@15cc; other va- mystery today as it has ever been. After
ieties, l.'e ; Peanuts, 12c; Almonds, leaving the coast they disapi>cur. Stray
Frenchmen living outside of France
7c;
Filberts, 14@15c; new Brazils, 20c
number, according to a recent census, 1
fish have l>oen found in very deep water
>cr pound; Cocoanuts, $1 per dozen-
408,030.
hundreds of miles from any salmon river,
B u t t z r — Choice is scarce, while the
T h e peasants are fleeing from the vt- oarket is well supplied with common but their marine feeding grounds are still
entity of Mount Etna in dr.ail of an i .rndes.
Prices are steady.
Quote; undiscovered. In the spring they sud
eruption.
Iregon fancy creamery ,42 <ae; fancy dairy denly reappear at tin» mouths of rivers.
JEjc; good to fair, 27la(430o; common. W hile in salt water they never jump at
Tiie vintage which is now in progress
throughout France w ill prove a fairly 25fNi(42lc; choice California, 37' ac per a fly; the moment they strike fresh they
pound.
rise freely. When going up stream they
prolific one.
Kuos—The market is firm. Quote: free]uontly stop in ] hk »I s as though to rest,
Tiie Emperor of Germany has decided • Iregon, 30c ; Eastern, 25o per dozen,
and when descending go most of the
to demolish the wall around the inner
P o u l t r y — The market is firm. CYiick-
time tail first, letting the current carry
city of Posen.
ens remain about the same. Turkeys them and keeping head up the river.—
The British governm ent
lias appro*
“ ro
_<d««tte are Globe- Democrat.
printed £3,000 to deepen the harbor of \ ' ' ' ' . .8r’1°* e :
. Chickens, $4,50;
Ballina Ireland
vouug, $2.50(44.00; old Pucka. t6«H|.50;
" K i n o Cur©'* for Consum ptives.
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large young. »7(47.50: Geese, $9(410 per
The odor of cows and cow stables ii
Tiie French Credit M ohilier lias ac- dozen; Turkeys, 13@14c per pound,
quired the works of the Socicte des Me- j Hors— T iie market is weak. Quote: thought to have a curative efTect upon
Consumptives. A hospital for this “ kine
taux for 18,000,000 francs.
I J.'kjper pound.
cure” is aUmt to | be opened at Ueinick-
There is now scarcely a mountain
in ,,,-i,,!!*K«7T(w!10V?A ,* >ry ( K ’des, selected
in
The sanatorium
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. ptiiue, 8(40e, %c less for culls; green. endorf, neur Berlin.
Switzerland which lias not a railroad
selected, over 65 pounds. 4c; under 65 proper consists of a vast circular build
running up to its summit.
tsiuuds, 3c; Blieep Pelts, short wool, 30 ing, in the basement of which several
Balfour believes he can s file tiie (450c; medium, 00(480c; long, 90c(rt huntlnnl cows will l>e kept, and the odor
Irish land question, and cannot be in* »1.25; shearlings, 10(420. Taliow, good o f the stables be conducted to the rooms
duced to withdraw tiie Irish purchase I to choice, 3(93,(lc.
in tlu; upj)er stories. In the center of
bill.
I W o o l — Quote
Quote: Eastern Oregon, 10(2 tho building is a largo yard, for which a
It’c; Valiev, 16(520c per |iound.
whey cure, buthing establishments, etc.,
Lieutenant Schmidt, who was tried in
N ails — Bast, q u otat on s: Iron, f t 20 :
are planned. The surplus o f the dairy
Russia on a charge of betraying the plans Steel, $3.30; Wire, $3.90 per keg.
products is to I m ? disposed o f to the public
of Cronstadt to a foreign power, has been j S h o t — Q u o te: $1.85 per sack.
hanged.
under proper precautions.— Home Jour
nal.
T h e M e r c h a n d U e M a rk e t.
Empress Frederick has purchased the
J
former residence of Martin Luther for a
The market is firm, business brisk
heritable institution in memory of tier but no change in prices.
husband.
S ugars — fh e market is firm. Quote:
T iie French people are contributing Golden 0, 5,<gc; extra (3, 53.,c; dry gran
ulated,
(i'.jC; cube crushed and pow
liberally tow ard the proposed monument
dered,
per pound.
of Garibaldi. This shows a better feel
D uikd Fauns— The market is tir n.
ing toward Italy.
Quote: Italian Prunes, 1 2 ^ @ l4 c ; P e
A Polish member of the Austrian tite and German Prunes, 10c |«'r pound ,
Reichsrath is organizing an expedition Raisins, $2.75 per b o x : Plummer-dried
to inquire into the condition of the Pol Peara, 11(4 12‘ j e ; sun-dried and factory
ish colonists in Brazil.
Plums, l| (fl2 c; evap irateil Peaches,
. ,
124c; Smyrna Figs, I4(416c; California
The French M inister of Agriculture Ki)p)j
per (XJllTld/
reports the iieet-root crop fairly good
II k . nnh — T he market is firm. Quote.
and the complaints of the sugar manu Small Whites, 3'.j(®4c; Pink, 3^4c ;
facturers exaggerated.
Bayoi, 43j ( ! ; Butter, 3^jc; Limas, 5*at
Emperor W illiam will have the sar- I j per pound.
cophagiis of Emperor W illiam I and the I | C a n n e d G o o d s —Market is firm, (.¿note:
Empress Augusta made in Italy from Table fruits. $2.25, 24as; Peaches, ^2.53,
Bartlett Pears, $2.25; Plums, $1.»>5
models by Professor Eneke.
Curious T re a tm en t o f H ydrop hobia.
I recently met a gentleman o f high ed
ucational attainments, who stated that,
in six years’ residence iu the East Indies,
ho had known of three severe cases of
hydrophobia, and ihat each case was
permanently cured. Tho means used
was to take the patient to a pool or
stream of water, plunge him in and al
l o w him to just about drown and then
resincitate him him. In each case, as
before stated, a permanent cure waa
effected,— '*W . T. G. ” in Scientific
American.
How Clowns "MnLe t'p ."
How do clowns imiko up their faoes?
I w ill tell you. They take oxide-chloride
o f bismuth, which they mix with grease,
Strawberries, $2.53; Cherries, $2(<t$,50; rub upon their hands until tho conqiOHi-
A n encounter lias occurred between Black I terries, $2; Kasplairries, ^2.55; tion is thorough, when it is put ;t|ion the
Turkish troops and armed Armenians Pineapples, $2.75; Apricots, $1.85. Pie face like the burned cork o f tho ne,-*o
near Krxengan in Armenia. Seven sol fruit: Assorted,$3.75 per dozen ; Peaches, minstrel. A fter that, common chalk,
diers were killed and fifteen wounded.
$M 2,2 ; Plums, $1.25; Blackls»rrie.s, $1 .H5 carefully dried, is laid on a second coat.
Efforts are b e in « made in influential I P®» down.
Vegetables:
Corn, $1.2» The chalk adheres to the greasy skin, and
circles to induce tiie Queen or Prince of '41.50. according to quality; Tomatoes. tiie face is soon very tlior.aighly whitened.
— Clown in Globe-D. niocrut.
W a’ es to lie present at tiie W elsh Na-j $L15@3.5l); Sugar Peas, $1.40(41.60
I ional Eisteddfod.! to lie held at Sw an- Hiring Beans,$1 |ierdozen. Fish : Salmon
$1.25(41,50; sardines, 8 0 r«ifl.5 0 ; loh
8I1« Nrametl fo Forget
sea next year.
sters, $2(it3; oysters, $2(42.75 per dozen
The British iron bark Embleton lias
The effect of a verdict in the Circuit
Mr. Benedict (to s|xirtsiuan friend)—
The
French
Budget
Com
m
ittee
lias
re
Condensed
m
ilk:
Eagle
brand,
$8.25.
the record of making the longest ocean Court at Newport, K y., is that Mavor
Yes, wo itfid.lled tliut day over fifty miles
trip to this Coast ever known— that is, Reid of Dayton, w ho has occupied tliat jected the government proposal to ad Crown, $7 ; Highland, $6.75; Champion
against head winds. Muilo a splendid
provided that cue is afloat still, for seri- position for two years, was not qualified vance a loan of 60,000,000 francs to the $ii |tor cane
run.
Tonquin protectorate for public works
P ick lbs —Q uote: $1.15c 3s; $1.25 5s
\ on« doubts of her safuty are held by for the office by citizenship.
Mrs. Benedict—John, please hold the
and railways.
B a l t — Quote: Liverpool, $17, $18, $19
some underwriters. The Embleton is
baby for u little while. My arms are so
It is announced at Washington tliat
stock,
$11(412
per
ton
in
carload
lots.
now out from Ardrossan 485 days, and
The financial reixirt of the exh ibition ;
tired.
lias not lieen spoken for months. She the President lias decided not to make recently held in Edinburgh shows a | C o al O il — Q uote: $2.30 per ease.
wj,
publ i c the appointment of a successor
Mr. B.— Von seem to forget, dear, that
C kanrkrkiks — Quod*:
Wisconsin,
sailed over sixteen months a
lefleit of $150,000.
This more than
that infant weighs fifteen pounds and
valuable cargo on board for Puget sound ! ° J*1? late Justice M iller until in Decem- absorbs the guarantee fund, which $9.50; Cape Cod, $12 per liarrel,
and San Francisco.
,H'r at the e v e n i n g of Congress.
C okfk . k — Quote: Costa Rica, 22'so; that my arms are also tired.— Pittsburg
amounts to $123,000.
Bulletin.
Rio, 25' 2 c ; Arbuckle’s, roasted, 204,i
W. H. Shelby of Nevada City, Cal., who . R •* “aid that wholesale liquor dea'ers
The Russian government lias decided per pound.
came to Oregon to get some Mongalian j ' n Philadelphia, who by law cannot sell
Onr Consnrnpt Inn o f Ralalns.
to commence work on the trans-Eiherian
R i c k — Quote: 6»4'c per pound.
pheasants, has returned home. H e se- ^ 8S than a quart of liquor, are selling a
railway without delay, using at first the
Tho Uoibsl States is the largest raisin
cured about twenty pair, paying upon an P 'n* ° f beer with plenty of foam in a
resources of the treasury and afterward !
consuming country in tiie world, and
T h e M e a t M a r k e t«
average $5 each. He paid one young , '4,,art glass, thereby evading the law.
raising an internal loan for the purpoae.
trustworthy authorities estimate the con
The meat market is firm. Quote:
man $150 for ten pair, which lie had
The Nicaragua canal is progressing
sumption at alsiut 2,000,000 Imxes of
Beef— L iv e ( 2’^ (43c; dressed, He.
Tiie Corinth canal, which w ill sever
captured when chicks and raised by westward. The cost of the work thus
twenty-two |siunds each, which, at an
Mutton— Live, 3t^c; dressed. Ho.
hand. The number which Mr. Shelby far done has been about $3,500,000. In Peloponesus from the mainland of
secure I w ill soon populate the fields of five or six years steamers will lie passing Greece, and will perm it the largest j H ogs—Live, 4,x(45t^c; dressed, 5<^e. average of $3 per box, shows an expen
diture o f $4,000,000 |s-r annum far on*
Central C a!ifornia, if they prosper as through the canal, unless all signs fail, ships to pass directly from the G ulf of 1 Veal—6“.8c per pound,
lain its*— $2.50 each.
dried fruit.— Once a W eek.
well there as in Oregon.
The County Medical Society of Pliila- Athens to the G ulf o f Corinth, w ill lie
opened in 1895.
SMOKKO MKATN AND LARI».
In the suit brought by the Catholic -W phia has taken a stand against hyp-
Th« Tooth Ilnmli for Children.
The market is firm. Quotations: East
The Italian governm ent new*pa|ier8 j
■Bishop of Nesquallv to obtain title to " “ ‘ '" '" . a n d '-as ap,s>inted » com mittee
Hams, 13(4l4c;
Breakfast Ba
In many homes a t<x>th brush would
430 acres of land occupied as a m ilitary of physicians to draft a law that w ill ra- are making unfavorable remarks alxiiit ern
reservation by the United States govern- “trlct hypnotism to Its legitim ate chan- the interview of the Pope and the Em con, 11(41 l ) ^ c ; Sides, 9(410c; Lard, 8)^(4 be n curiosity, and yet every child should
press of Austria, the imperial lady hav 10(40 ;ier pound.
be provided with one and made to use It.
ment at Vancouver the Court holds that \ 111 s‘
ing lieen received with marked favor
This is a duty which cannot be too
the claim of the United States govern-
An important lawsuit has been insti-
A jury in Colusa, Cal., awarded the strongly insisted upon. Cnlnss the teeth
inent to the land as a reservation is prior luted at Nebraska City, contributors su- by the Pontiff, who also extended to h »r
hi* blessing.
Glenn estate $3g,0<KldHiiiagcHngainst the are kept clean they « ill d.cay, and with
in time, and for that reason, if no other, ' n4 fqr a $36,000 lionus given toward the
American nork seized in Germany, it Central irrigation district for right of out good teeth |x'rfect health is absolutely
su(>erior in equity to that o f the plaint* erection o f a packing house, which sub-
iff. An ap|ieal was taken to the United seq lient ly elosed down contrary to the | is'ing unlawfully im ported by the way way for their canal. Before the trial, impossible,— Boston Herald. .
| of Holland, was soaked in kerosene to which lasted one week, the price de
stipulations.
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'fates Supreme Court.
o f t li« P alm .
Tiie Manhattan Club of New York lias make it unsalable, notwithstanding manded was $50,000.
Tiie customs officers will soon lie ap at last taken possession of the old A. T. thousands of poor in tliat country are in
A tribe in the palm region o f the Am a
The Port Reading railroad is the title
------- get
— * it, owing '
pointed, with headquarters at Sunias Stewart mansion, which is to tie its fn need of meat a n d cannot
which lias lieen adopted for the exten zon cradlps the youi*g in |>alm lotvee. A
( 'ity, to guard the liorder and perform ture home
Nearly all the furniture and j *°
Pr' ces-
sion of the Philadelphia and Reading single leaf turned lip round the edgee by
duty on the trains crossing the British carpeting owned by Mr. Stewart was,
Spain is enacting strong protection railway from Bound Br<ok to Port Read some native process makes an excellent
l>-titulary into this country. A t the bought hv the club,
laws. The heavy d o ty which it is pro- ing, the name tieing decided U|x>n for the cradle, and now and then it is made to
present tim e quite a trade is c Tried on
in smuggling across the border. The
Canadian customs officials at Windsor |s>se«l to place on imported coal, and new terminal of the road near Port Am do service as a hath tub.--Brooklyn
the
re|x>rted duties on iron and copper ber. The charter of the rompnny lias Eagle.
numerous roads cross ng the line afford have been ordered to collect duty on all
a pie opportunity for free traders to ply ; implements of
American sportsmen ores, it is asserted, w ill prove disastrous been recorded at Trenton, and organiza
of j
“ Bad-
their avocation. The ex|xjeed Ism ler re- coming into Canada for a d ay’s shooting, to the trade of the country if the meas tion has ts.en effected by the election
officers. The plans have lieen approved ( Many who would not fo r the world
quires the service of several officers. Heretofore the enstom has lieen to re- ure becomes a law.
to utter a falsehood are yet eternally schem-
Farm produce and merchandise are run quire a small deposit, which was re-
The repressive measures adopted by by the Board of Directors and sent
Russia against th e Jews are hearing the office of the Secretary of (State of ing to produce false tmpre.s>ions on the
armai tb s H m duty free. T ho British funded.
border is guarded more carefully than
Railway projectors have lieen figuring fruit in the gradual tmllapsc of the flour New Jersey, and advertisements for bids j minda 0f others respecting facta, char-
for the construction of the road have actera and opinions.
the American.
on a route from laike Huron to laike On- I m ill industry throughout the country. been authorized.
Articles of incorporation have lieen tario, which, if operated, would cut out G'*' capital in which was ail found by
N orway has more earthquakes than is
filed for the Washington Social Marriage 428 miles of lake navigation and twenty-
Jews.
The new F'reneh ta riff is a heavier
Bureau, w th its
headquarters at Ta- eight miles of canal between Chicago I A clause In the new French tariff blow than the M cKinley law against the generally supposed. Dr. Hans Reuseh
coma. The object
of the incorfsiration an*l Montreal. The railway wonld lie gives the President and Cabinet full
export trade of Austria, for while it does records twenty-three for 1887, all but
shall be to aid and assist in all and every sixty-nine miles long, and the estimated |*»wer hi retahate to as great extent as not affect <iermany, exrs>rtation from three, iiowever, being very slight.
honorable manner those persons desir cost $12,14k),000.
they choose upon articles cx|>orted to Austria to F'rance is almost entirely
ing to marry in securing a desirab'e hus
Tw o Japanese students of the Michi France by any couotry which discrim i checked by the new tariff,
An “ inch o f rain” means * gallon oi
Austrian
band or wife, and to aid, assist and en gan university have created quite a sen nates against French products or in any news|>apers are crying out against it.
water spread over a snrfacoof tiewrly tw*>
courage a.'|iiaintance and social inter sation by eloping with two Ameriran way erects harrier* against the F rench
square feet, or a fall o f about J00 tons on
course and corresjxindence Ijetween |(ar girls. The Japs are Kulautaro Kuko- trade.
The tariff negotiations between tier an acre o f ground.
tica who have the object of matrimony shima and Rcitaro Tokano, b .th of no- Rqasian agriculturists are counting many and Austria have resulted in a rc-
in view , for which a reasonable compen hle families and graduate» of the law upon expect**d European repriaals for duct
1— *' ion
- of
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marks
in *l—
the -»-••—
duties —
on rve
W hat w e ought not to do, w * should
sation w ill he charged. The capital department last year. One of the girls the new tariff to find a larger opening in j and wheat imported from countries bav-
not ever think o f doing.— Epkgetua.
stock of the corporation shall be $10,600, was Miss F'uller of V|>silanti, who is F Jiroim n markets for th eir corn and ! ing commercial treaties with Germany
divided into 100 shares of $100 ea- h. quite young, of good fam ily aad hand- cattle.
Nntnerouw deputations have and Austria containing the favored
Six hundred thousand FVen<thmeu ow s
The business is to be conducted by a some. The other woman is considerably axke<| the governm ent to apply to the j nation clause. Thisw riirin clu d eth eim -
board of trustees, nam ely: G. Ham il older and well known in certain circles, , Western Pow er» to facilitate the im por- i»>rts of those cereals from the United shares in the Panama canal.
ton. W . R. M iller and F. 0 . R eilly,
There is no trace of the fugitives.
1 tation of Russian - h i lie ai$d meat.
‘ states and exclude those from Kussis,
In v a ri
Address, G r a p h ic , Newberg, Oregon.
CAPTURING
Tlclous
P ierces
A SWORDFISH.
Mounter, Tlelng W ou nded
t Block I* him! Boat.
A man stands on a little platform in
front of the tmw armed with a harpoon
having a sharply ami deeply barbed
point, so that in piercing the fish, if it
goes in far enough, it cannot tie easily
got out, let the fish be ns ugly as he may.
The iron is so arranged, in connection
with a pole and cord, that the cord can
be detached from the hai |Mxin, the pole
pull.nl buck, and the liai'|>ooii left firmly
fixed in the now maddened fish—the
line, a very strong rope, 300 feet long,
being fast to the iron and the other end
secure on t'.io vessel. This end is imme
diately fastened securely to an empty
barrel, which is then thrown overboard,
and it marks the course and position of
the enraged fish.
It also enables the vessel to send out a
life boat to haul in, tire out and, if pos
sible, capture the ugly fellow. And ugly
he is, if he is a young fish. I f he is old
and heavy, lie is much quieter— even
with a harpoon in him.
It is the
younger, livelier fellows that are so full
of ugly courage— that attack and kill
whales, and attack, indeed, pretty much
everything in the ocean, unless it may
be the sea seiqient and the devil fish.
That they will attack a man, even a
bather, who is in water not over liis head,
and kill him, too, unless he can make
wonderful time in getting into shallower
water, was proved a few years ago in the
case of a young Catholic priest who was
attacked w hile bathing on the California
shore, in water just atxive his h i;»; ho
was fearfully gashed and nenrly killed
before he could get ashore. Sometimes,
in its fury at being har|>ooned, it rushes
at tho small boat and thrusts its ugly
sword up through the bout's bottom.
W oe to the man it hits!
Our harpooner fastened to a fish that
was secured, as it happened, with little
trouble, though the har|xx>n only pene
trated a little way into his big carcass.
He pro veil to be 10 feet 5 inches long,
anil weighed undoubtedly 450 pounds.
Much larger ones have lx>en caught, but
rarely. W e also secured two others, not
so large. And it was with the second
ono that there was an exciting time. He
proved to lie “ a young man” among his
fellows, and an ugly young fellow, too.
Having him well hur|xxined, and the
barrel going dancing at a great rate
against the wind—for it is a curious and
hitherto unrelated fact tliut a swordfish,
when har|xx)iied, always rushes off to
windward the life boat put out to secure
him after duly “ playing" him. In it
went a Block Islander belonging to the
vessel, and two courageous passengers.
By the time they reached tito barrel, they
were a mile from the vessel, and could
he seen, with a glass, pulling in on the
line.
They worked the fish a good while.
When a swordfish, finding himself har
pooned nnd ho)xdcssly held, really gives
up the fight, lie suddenly turns and goes
to leeward. The men at the lino under
stand what that movement means. They
were still “ playing" this fellow, and ex
hausting him, when, having several
times had him hauled in close to tho
bout, so that liis blue figure was dis
tinctly visible, and as often permitted
him to go 100 feet off or more, some
thing happened which caused the captain
of the steam yacht a mile off, looking
through liis glass, to exclaim; "T h e y ’re
in trouble I ho lias struck the boat!"—
and to order on instant start for them.
Ho was none toe soon. Tho enraged
fish, withdrawing some sixty feet, had
mudo one of those arrowliko rushes upon
tho boat, which can he situated in its
velocity by no oilier fish in the sea. The
sword pierced the bottom of the boat a
hule one sido o f tiie keel, near tho center
— coming up Hourly tw o feet. Fortu
nately men have learned ero now not to
sit down in a boat engaged in hauling in
a swordfish. By standing (as well os
they can) their feet present a smaller
surface, and hence a diminished chanco
o f Ixiing hit. Last year ono man’s hoot
heel was partly tilt, knocking him head
long.
In tiie present instance one of the men
had a narrow esca|ie of hardly ten inches.
But tho men were saved. Indeed, the
lioat, being n «hell lifeboat, would hardly
liavo sunk, although it was already half
full o f water and the men hard at work
lading when tiie steam yacht reached
them. The vicious fish was repeatedly
lanced through the heud and neck till lie
got com|xiralively quiet, when, in haul
ing him up the side, with the harpoon
purchase at the shoulder and the long
grappling luxik at the tail, a slipknot was
successfully got over his wide forked tail
—and then— we had him. But for this
last grip lie would have turned the boat
over. But tho way he lashed the sea
with that tail was a caution. — Hartford
Times.
Another C on for Insomnia
“ So many cures for have been advo
cated for sleeplessness that I am
tempted, ” writes a correspondent, "t o
|nro|K>un.l my own recipe, which, if it
insy appear somewhat impracticable and
far fetched, has at least the a (vantage o f
simplicity. It is merely this: When you
liave tumbled and tossed alx>ut one bed
until your pillow seems to be on fire and
your sheets red hot, turn into another— I
mean another bed. You will find the
sheets and the pillow refreshingly cool,
and it is prolxihle at all events that you
w ill go to sleep. The recipe is not in
fallible, and it is of course necessary to
hare another tied to turn into, which is
not always pctisible. But when practica
ble it is worth trying: and if it fails one
can always fall hack on the undoubted
fact that there is no universal cure for
sleeplessness. What is one man’s meat
is another man’s poison."— P all Mall
Budget.
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It it Ing t h « F in g e r N ells.
The wife of a well known iron operator
in Pennsylvania is lieautiful, w itty and
accomplished, hut she bites her finger
nails. She says she cannot help it. She
acquired the liabit in childhood, and has
tried every means to break it up, but
without success. A t times she has suc
ceeded in resisting the inclination until
all her finger nails are triumphantly
long, but invariably they disappear as it
by magic the first time she is disturbed,
annoyed or rendered nervous. She d o ««
not know when she bites them. Sim
suddenly finds them all gone. Her doc
tors tell her the habit is incurable except
I fo r very strong willed phlegmatic par-