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Strong M nsclep, stead y nerve», fo o d ap p etite, re fr esh in g slee p com e w ith b lood m ade pure by Hood’s TRAINED TO HARNESS A la sk a W h a le F u rn is h e s Mo tiv e P o w er to a B oat. F IH S T o k I t s k i n o i n h i s t o b v Sarsaparilla The One 1 rao B lood Purifier. All d ru ggist# 11. H o o d ' s P i l l s «re th e best after d in n er f i l l # W i l l B e H i t c h e d U p a n d D r iv e n b y S e a to th e O regon C o a s t In A u g u s t , Ho T h e y S a y . UN PREC ED EN TED Mora d R A D S T R E E T 'S RUN. S a lm o s ^ h » B th e L o w e r C a n n e l lo » C a n H a n d la . B le a r A storia, O r., Aug. 8.—The receipts of salmoD a t the various low er river canneries continue unusually heavy and are far in excess of the capacity of several of the paokiDg establishm ents. Today the fish w ere so plentiful th a t one of K inney's men delivered nearly 100, and near Sand Island it w as re ported th a t the w ater was alm ost alive w ith large Chinooks. Many were re ported to have been taken w ith gaff hooks by some of th e men who found them selves in the m idst of a great school of fish. A t one or tw o oan- neries, where too many fish were re ceived, the loss is heavy. Tons of the fish are being throw n overboard at K inney's on acoonnt of the lack of m eans to preserve them until they oould , be canned. As m any as possible have been salted for the w inter nse by the citizens in the west end of town, and were freely given to all w ho would carry them away. Fisherm en assert th a t never since the canning industry began baa suoh a run been seen. If it oontinuea u n til the close of the season, the chances are fa vorable for a much larger paok than had been anticipated. An unnsnal feature ot the situaton is the q u ality of the fish, which is fully equal to those taken in Jan e, the flesh being excep tio n ally red aud firm and the quality of oil abundant. P o litica l REPORT D a o a r t a ln t y H a s a a a b la E ffe c t. C - if a r o r - New York, Aug. 8.—B rad street's weekly review of trade says: P olitical uncertainty continues to have an u n fa vorable effect on trade, and in d u strial and m ercantile lines are unusually dull. M ercantile credits are closely scanned, and in m any cases shortened. The insdustrial situation is less favor able. Among m anufacturers of iron and steel it is regarded as serious in some lines, ow ing to the surprising falling off in the demand. The reduc tion of pig iron is fu rth er curtailed,yet stocks increase. The outlook is for a fu rth er deoline in iron aud steel prices. Chicago offers concessions on pig to bring bids for round lots. C urtailm ents of products in ootton fabrics continues, yet fall purchasers in p rin ts are of sm all volnme. The demand for boots and shoes is also sm aller. Exports of w heat flour included as w heat, from boih coasts of the United States for last week am ount to 2.484,* 000 bushels, as compared w ith 8,074,- 000 bushels for the corresponding week of last year. The to tal num ber of business fa il ures in the U nited States this week is 294, as compared w ith 280 last week. The Increase, as contrasted w ith the corresponding total in 1895, is seventy- three, or an average of ten each day d u ring the week. There are th irty - seven failures reported in the C anadian dom inion th is week, six more than last week and thirteen m ore th a n in tho corresponding week last year, aud only six more than in the like week in 1894. C H U R C H E S OF GRANADA. At O n e. A M a g n ific e n t a n d B e g i a r l r i S o le m n a n d G a r . It w as In Its churches th at I thought G ranada a t once most m agnificent and beggarly, most solemn and guy. I know nothing In F rance or Italy to com pare w ith the effect of th e cathe dral w hen the sun-eteeped streets were left, the leath er cu rtain w as lifted, and we w ere suddenly In darkness In fa r shadow s, vague, m otionless fig ures, p ro strate before It. T heir silent lerv o r lu the strange, scented dusk gave a clue to the ecstasy of a T heresa, of an Ignatius. B ut It w as well to tu rn back quickly Into m atter-of-fact day light. To linger w as to be rem inded th a t m ystery has its price, solem nity Its taw drtness. In cathedral and ea- pllla real If we ventured to look at the royal tom bs, a t the grille—which even in Spain Is w ithout equal—a t the retablos w ith th eir w ealth of orna ment, one sacristan a fte r an o th er kept d o se a t our heels, Impudently expect ant. If In unknow n little church our eyes grew accustom ed to darkness, It was th a t they m ight be offended with Vir gins gleam ing In silks and Jewels, with C hrists clothed In petticoats. And If we did once visit the C artuja, It satis fied our curiosity w here other show churches w ere concerned. The word C a rtu ja hung upon the lips of every, visitor a t the H otel Iloma. Foreign ers w restled hopelessly w ith I t Span iards repeated It tenderly, as If in love w ith Its gasping gutturals. We never sat dow n to a m eat th at some one did not urge us to the enjoym ent of Jts w onders. A t last, in self-defense, we w ent. T he C a rtu ja ’s arch itectu re struck us as elaborate, Its decoration an ab an doned as the gush th at had sent us to It. I t had not even the am using gaiety of B ohem ia’s rococo, but w as preten tious and florid In a dull, vulgar way, more In keeping w ith glided cafe or popular restu ran t. B ut to this visit my record owes a place, since It was o u r one concession to the guide-book's com m ands. It pleased us b etter to forget the exaggerated, tortured flam boyance In the kindly tw ilight of churches the nam es of w hich we never troubled to ask .—C entury. T E IL OF « I T R U tng a t m o rn in g or a v en ln g from to o l* low - land*, o ften carries In It* (old* th * teed * of ma larla. W here m ala ria l fever p rev eil n o o n e 1* aaf--, n n lese p r o u o r e d b y m m e efficien t m ed i c in a l M f-g u a rd . H o stetler » Stom ach B itters Is b oth a p ro tectio n and a rem ed y. N o per»ou w h o In h a b its, o r so jo u r n s lu a m ia sm a tic realon or co u n try , sh o u ld o m it to procure th is fo rrifv ln g ( g o u t w h ich Is s ls o the finest k n ow n le m ed y for d r s p e p s ls , o o u stlp s tlo u , k ld u ey tro u b le s a d rh eu m a tism .__________ T here are 1,549 machine* or devioe* for the m anufacture of oordage tw ine and itrin g . My doctor laid I would die, but Plso'i Cur* for Consumption cured me.—Amo* Kelner, Cherry Valley, 111,, Nor. 23, '95. H O IT T 'B SCH OOL ro it BOYS Gladness Comes Colonel F. W. Black, of the onstoms A t Burlingame, Ban Mateo County. Cal.. ICEBERG PHENOMENA. ith a b e tte r understan d in g of the I departm ent, a t Sand Point, Pop Off 1* one of the moat thorough, careful and practical "Horn* School*” to be found on tra n sien t n atu re of the m any phys Island, sitnated in the Sbnnagin group T b e lr P r e a e n e e I n L o w L a titu d e s I , E a s ily the Pacific coast. It prepare* boys for any ical ills, w hich vanish before proper ef of islands off the A laskan peninsula, A c c o u n te d F o r . university, technical school, or for active forts—gentle efforts—p leassn t effort»— business; i* accie lited a t the State and The occurrence of ice in the com para w hile in Tacoma, told a story of a cap h tly directed. T h ere is com fort In Stanford Cnlversitles, and under the able rig tively low latitudes of Cape Horn and tive whale, w hich, if true, proves th a t th e know ledge, th a t bo m any form s o f management of Ex State Superintendent sickness the F alk lan d island« is easily explained, the Pop Off contains a genius in the are not due to any actu a l dls- Ira G. Hoitt. Ph. D., ranks among the first says The P a ll M all Gazette. The ice has line of anim al tam ing. schools in the United States. Re-opens ease, b u t sim ply to a constipated condi tion of th e system , w hich the p leasan t " W e ,” said Colonel Black, " o f tho August 4.— M in in g a n d Scientific Freee. originally formed part of the g reat b ar fam ily laxative. Syrup of Figs, prom pt rie r which, w ith very few breaks, su r island of Pop Off have in P ira te Cove T h ere la m ore catarrh In t h is s ectio n of th e ly removes. T h a t is w hy it Is th e only rounds the vast antarctio continent, ris bay tne first and only living w hale co u n try th a n a ll o th er d lten ses p u t togeth er, rem edy w ith m illionsof fam ilies, and la a n d u n til th e la st few y ea rs w ss sup p osed to be ing to an average h eight of from 150 ever oaptured, tam ed and trained, everyw here esteem ed so highly bv a ll Incurable. For s greet m any v , ars d octors pro feet to 200 feet above and sinking from and th a t w ill work a t th e w ill of its p o u n ce d It s lo ca l d ls e s te , en d p rescrib ed local w ho value good health. Its beneficial re m e d ies, en d by co n s ta n tly fa llin g to c u re tv. In effects are due to th e fact, th a t it is th e 1,100 feet to 1,400 feet below the level m aster. local lie a t m e n t , p ro n o u n ced It iu cn -a b .e. " T h e w hale, w hich we named Bul- of the sea and having, moreover, a S'-lence has proven catarrh to be a c o n s titu tio n one rem edy w hich prom otes in tern al al d isea se, and th erefo r e r e n u l-e sc o n s titu tio n a l cleanliness w ith o u t d eb ilitatin g th e thickness of som ething like 1,200 feet ahoy, an A leut word for immense, was trea tm e n t. H a ll's c a ta r r h C ure, m anufrictured organs on w hich it acts. I t is therefore or 1,500 fe e t It is a solid perpendicular oaptured in the spring of 1894, when a by F J. C h en ey A C o., T oledo, tih lo , fa th e o n ly c o n s titu tio n a l tu r e on th e m arket. It Is tak en all im portant, in o rd er to get it» bene w all of ioe formed by the descent over oalf of some eighteen or tw enty m onths In te rn a lly In d oses Irom 10 drop« to a te.u.i>oon- ficial effect», to note w hen you p u r th e low lauds Into the sea of the ice old. It was then about fifteen or six fu l. It a cts d ire ctly o n th e blood a a d m u cou s chase, th a t you have tlie genuine a rti snrfaces o f th e sy ste m . T hey offer o n e h nn d r,rt cle, w hich is m anufactured by the Cali and snow w hich form on the m ountains teen feet long and though so young and d o lla r s tor au y ca se It f . l l s to en re . Send for fornia F ig Syrup Co. only and »old by inland, and when the forefronts are sm all w as poasessed of considerable circu la rs and b a tlm o n la ls . A dd ress, K. J C H E N E Y & CO., T oled o, O. all rep u tab le druggists. pushed Into depths of about 800 or 400 stren g th , and I can assure you th a t It Sold b y D ru ggin g 75c. If In th e enjoym ent of good health, fathom s large stretches are broken off took tons of patience to bring th e orea- H a ll's F a m ily P llli are th e beat. an d th e system is regular, laxatives or THROW N INTO A C I8T E R N . and float away northw eard w ith the tu re into subjection, sm all as it was. F I T S . —A ll fl a sto p p ed free by D r . K l i n e ' s o th er rem edies are then not needed. If G r e a t N a r v a R e s t o r e r . N o fits after t l e first c u rre n t When they sta rt on th e ir aim "B uliihoy’s capture was brought d a y 's use. M arvclons cu res. T reatise and $2 00 afflicted w ith any actu al disease, one less career, they may be m iles in extent, about by an accident th a t cost two n a T « i a a M a n Blajr» III» F a m i l y a n d D l» - trial b o ttle free to F it ca ses. Send to Dr. K lin e, m ay be commended to the m ost skillful p o a « i o f T h e ir B o d ie s . 931 Arch S t., P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa. and though, as a rule, they break up by tives th eir lives, and the total destru c physicians, b u t if in need of a laxative, one should have the best, and w ith th e collision and erosion it is not ut all u n tion of two large three-hatch bidarkas. L. H. PLATTOR K IL L E D . A ustin, Tex., Aug. 8.—T. E. B urt, The n e t profit* of the South C arolina w ell-inform ed everyw here, Syrup of usual to encounter an island m iles long "D u rin g the oonfusion attending a mem ber of one of the most respect dispensary system for the qu arter end Figs stan d s highest and is m ost lurgely in the neighborhood of the extremo ioe th e capture a large female, accom able fam iliee, m urdered bis w ife aud S h o t T h r o u g h t h e H e a r t W h i l e In t h e vfced and gives m ost general satisfaction. ing March 1 w ere $54,452. lim it S p ok an e C ourt H o m e . panied by its calf, m ade for the w est tw o ohildren, aged 2 aud 4 years, last F o r instance, th e C oldingham e in this w ard, and in a ttem p tin g to ronnd a F rid ay nig h t, aud plaoed the dead Spokane, W ash., Aug. 8.—L. H. region passed about 200 bergs, ono of sand spit th a t ran out several cable bodies in a cistern. He left the olty P latto r, a w ell-known attorney and w hich w as ten m iles loug. The Cutty lengths from the island, it grounded, S aturday n ig h t follow ing the terrible D emocratic politician, was shot and Hark, again, in latitu d e 50 south, lon and as it was fu ll flood tide, the more deed, after advising several neighbors alm ost in stan tly killed in the corridor gitude 47 west, found by cross bearings efforts it made to free itself tho more not to drin k the w ater in his cistern, and distance ra n th a t the east side of firmly It became grounded. The culf, as it w as polluted. H is relatives be- of the courthouse shortly before 6 one berg w hich she encountered was 19 w hen Its m other grounded, kept swim* oame alarm ed a t the disappearance of o’clock th is evening. The shot was m iles long. A t first the mass,« are miDg ronnd and ronnd its m other, and his fam ily, and began an investigation, fired by H enry Seiffert, a restau ran t straight, flat topped and horizontally w ould stirke out to sea a short distance, resu ltin g in the finding of the bodies proprietor and sporting m an, who is also w ell known. stratified— altogether unlike those m et retu rn in g again to its stranded parent. today. B nrt bound his w ife in a The tragedy resulted from rem arks w ith in the north. By the action of the "A b o u t h alf a m ile from the sand blanket, after tying her feet and neck wuves they are en t a t the w a te r’s edge spit w here the w hale grounded is tho together, and then dropped the body m ade by P la tto r in coart, and w hich Into coves and caverns of a heavenly entrance to P ira te Cove bay, and when into the oistern. Both ohildren had Seiffert oonstrued as a reflection npon A B old B rig a n d . Seiffert w as being blue color. Then, os they collide or get the natives and the few w hitos camo th eir brains knocked o n t H is brothers his oharaeter. F ran z Csonka, a fam ous 74-year-old pressed before the oonrt as adm inis m elted aw ay at the base by the action alongside the stranded m onster tho pup have offered a rew ard of $800 for his tra to r of the estate of Rudolph Gorkow, brigand, w as hanged recently for m ur of the w ater, they tu rn over and show made a break for the oove and passed apprehension. a rich brew er, who died here this der a t Esscgg, In Slavonia. H e smoked to the w andering m ariner those fnntas- into the bay, the entrance to whioh is B n rt was a t one tim e a prom inent his pipe to the gallows, slapped the io slinpes w hich aimply beggar all de not over 100 feet wide, though it is full fn rn itu re dealer in thie oity, but g am week. Gorkow had m arired a variety hangm an on the shoulder and said ?6 scription. N atn rally ns they travel tw enty fathom s deep. Jo h n C. W hiley, bling got the best of him , and last year actress about a year ago, and the m ar him : “Do your Job well; don’t m ake a farth er north they beoomo sm aller and the storekeeper at the island, stretohed he failed and w as indioted for embez riage w ar au unhappy one. He brought still more strangely «haped and u lti across the m onth of the oove a strong zlem ent. but his brothers succeeded in su it for divorce shortly before his fool of yourself.” He was the most death, and in his w ill ent his w ife off fearless of the band of Itosza Sandor, m ately m elt away. w ire net. We had lots of sport cbaBing g ettin g him out of the trouble. The w ith a dollar. Sho is contesting the w ith whom he com m itted many rob the oalf, whioh conld not get out. governor has offered a rew ard for his w ill, and there is a straggle over the beries and m urders In the Hakonyer THE CITY SMITHY. “ To celebrate the F onrth of Ju ly , \ arrest. N othing is known as to B n rt's adm inistration of the estate. P latto r forests. T hey w ere captured w ith dif whereabouts, althongh telegram s have represented some of the benefloiaries of ficulty tw enty-five years ago, when N o S p r e a d in g C h e s t n u t T r e e , b u t I'lo tu r - | W hiley and his native servant, hlftoha, m ade an attem pt to feed it and were been sent all over the state and to out the w ill, opposing Seiffert. It bad C sonka declared he would confess to e s q u e S u r r o u n d in g s N o t L a r k in g . "U n d e r a spreading chestnut tree the sucoessful. W hiley rigged up a w alrus side oitles. No m otive for the crim e Is been insinnated th a t Seiffert’s relations m urders only, the rest being merely village sm ith s stands, ” but the city bladder to w hich w as attached six or I known. w ith Mrs. Gorkow were not of a prop child’s play. H e w as sentenced to sm ithy may tje found in a v ariety of seven feet of rubber tube. A bout one- er nature. tw en ty y e a rs’ Im prisonm ent, from DESTROYED BY FIRE. places. I t may perhaps ho in a down h alf a gollon of cow ’s m ilk w as p n t in I w hich he was released a y ear ago, but the bottle, and W hiley and E fteha put P r o s e c u t i o n o f K a i l w a y C l a i m s . tow n street devoted to commerce, w ith i soon a fte r com m itted an unusually G r a ss V a i l . ? S u ffe r e d a S a v e r # L o s s it lu the bidarka and paddled alongside W ashington, Aug. 8.—A complete atrocious m urder, for which he was the bellows resting upon a framework F ro m th e F la m e ., change of polioy in the m ethod of gov executed. Rosza Sandor was sentenced overhead to save space, w ith the nozzle the pup, whioh by thie tim e would G rass V alley, C al., Ang. 8.—A t 8:20 ernm ent proseoution of railroads in the run n in g into the forgo a t the end of a allow them to oomo alongside him w ith fo Im prisonm ent for life, and died In pipe and the bundle to the bellows bidarkas. A fter Beveral hours of pa- o'clock tonight, an alarm of fire was W est tç recover lands erroneonslv pat Jull ten years ago. In H ungary he was hanging a t the end of a rod or chain. It tie n t coaxing, the Indian sucoeeded in aoamled for a blaze in the opera house, ented to them , is provided for in direc never looked upon ns a common crim may lie a forge up on the structure of gettin g Bulshoy to d rink from the ru b i The fire started under a store oooupied tions issued by the secretary of tho in inal, but ra th e r ns a hero of romance. th e elevated waul heating rivets in the i ber tube. W hen the b idarka turned for by lam ert aud Webbe, and spread w ith terior to the comm issioner of the gen He w as a hnndaome man, the best air, or it may he on the seventeenth 1 the shore Bulshoy followed close be great rapidity. Soon the whole b u ild eral land office. In this a ru le is laid ing was enveloped in flames, and the down th a t all railroads against which horsem an In H ungary, and a great fav story of some lo fty steel fram e building 1 hind it. “ For the next six weeks W hiley and adjoining buildings commenced to burn ■nits are now pending for vacation of orite w ith th e women. K ossuth ap under construction, and th e coal for th is sm ithy may be dumped alongside of the Indian fed the pup tw ice every and, despite the work of the firemen, it patents nnder the act of March 8, 1887, pointed him leader of a corps of volun it from a cart tliut has Ixcu hoisted day. The pup would stick his can n in g looked as though tho whole center por shall m ake a showing as to the bona teers In 1849. H is fath e r w as a brig from the street below at the end of ni head o n to f the w ater, close to the land- tion of the town would be destroyed. fide purchasers from the road of lands and like him self, belonging to the o r The fire departm ent of N evada City patented, sim ilar to the show ing mado ganized bands th a t Kept Judges and chain depending from u steam derrick. \ j ing, and look for his uurse9 long before Perhaps it is by tho riverside m ak i feeding time. It was not u n til the fol- 1 oame over to assist the local d epart in the oases of the B urlington & M is police In th eir pay, and preventing ac ing cr m ending irons for ships, or! low ing spring th a t tho aotual train in g m ent, bu t a scarcity of w ater hindered souri R iver and U nion Paiflo roads. cusations by fe a r of the vengeance of alongside the cable road in busy Broad of Bulshoy began to take any definite them so they were of little service un S im ilar recom m endations for the dis the organization. til an extra head of w ater was turned m issal of snits w herein non-bona fide w ay ut night lighted by a flaring gaso j form. A M a r r ia g e W it h o u t t h e B r id e g r o o m . line torch. It may lie in a movable "W h ile y one day said, ‘I am going in to the supply ditch. The tw o de purchasers may retain title w ill here .’he scenes In Vienna were brilliant , shanty set np whore M|py are getting to tra in th a t pup so th a t I oan drive p artm ents did great work and confined after be m ade by the departm ent in all In th e extrem e. T he civil contract o u t rock to make cellar span'. Here him to Oonga or San Francisco. ’ The the tiro to the blook bounded by Neal, cases. The proceedings aoorodingly w as signed on the 10th, the religious they sharpen d rill points, the ham m er rest of ns laughed at such a crazy idea, Cburoh, A uburn and Bank streets. can be h ereafter in stitu ted under the cerem ony occurred on the ll tb , as ap rin g in g on the anvil w hile the bouncing b u t W hiley stuck to his notion. The loss w ill exceed $100,000, It Is act of M arch 2, 1896. pointed, a n d then followed a banquet I steam d rills close at hand are noisily th o u g h t lusurauoe in most oases Is "W h ile the process of tam ing was w here B erth ier w as absolved from all I A B e a t t i e M a n '» L o n g R id e . pounding down through tho rock. going on, W hiley had taken the p u p ’s sm all, and the blow la a hard one to Chicago, Ang. 8.— Mr. Sheneman is the cerem onies considered obligatory There m a y b e over it no spreading | m ea su re fo r a set of harness, and both the city. chestnut tree, but the city sm ithy docs he and his native spent the n ig h ts for In Chicago, a fter a ride by wheel from upon one of bis rank In the H ofburg. A n I n d ia n » T r a g e d y . not lack i>' .iiivsquo surroundings, and several weeks in m aking It. Tho oil- Seattle. H e left the coast J a n e 1, ex T hree d ay s la te r the new Em press Vlnoennes, Ind., Aug. 8.—Thomas the uiry blacksm ith may easily bo a ! max was reached on F riday, Septem ber pecting to reach Columbus, O ., by Oc w as handed to her traveling carriage P rath er, a farm er, aud Miss Maud by the A rchduke Charles, and am id m ighty m a n .—New York Sun. 20, when for the first tim e, probably in Delay, daughter of a w ealthy farm er, tober 1. A fter be bad crossed two salvos of artillery , which scarcely tho history of the w orld, a 4-year-old eloped from Sanborn, this oounty, and states on bis journey he made such drow ned the cheers of the populace, H o w t h e Q u a r r e l H egim . twonty-flve foot w hale was successfully drove to this olty and were m arried. good tim e th a t he decided to keep as she set forth. H er Journey through " I dream ed last night, ” said Dick, p u t in harness. far ahead of his schedule as he could. W hen W hiley and " th a t I wont out in tho woods and ] E fteha, after p u ttin g on his harness They then drove back to Sanborn, when Shortly a fter leaving Seattle Sheneman B avaria au d W urteuiberg w as one long au altercation took plaoe between ovation, for these countries believed found a barrel fu ll of go ld ." started for the shore, Bulshoy ns usual P rath er and Clyde Delay, a brother of reached the desert whioh exetnds from th eir w elfare to be bound up w ith " T h a t was bu lly !" exclaimed Johnny. Prosser F a lls to U m atilla, and In a t | started th e bidHrka, und in doing so, the bride. P rather fatally shot the th a t of F rance. On the 20th her cor "Y o u gavo mo n wholo lot of it, d id n 't ! made the discovery th a t everything new brother-in law in the abdomen. tem pting to cross the thirty-five miles you?” tege, h a rin g passed by w ay of Stras- I was not ns it should he, and then he The elopem ent was planned some tim e of sandy fields the tourist nearly lost burg. w as m oving tow ard Soissons.— "C ourse n o t I bought the bang up- \ reared and plunged around at a lively ago, b u t P ra th er's m arriage lioense his life. He oould not ride the wheel C entury. pest bicycle you ever saw w ith p art of rate, lashing tho q u iet w ater of the hay was forcibly taken from him by m em through the sand, and had to dism ount it and spent tho rest for can d y ." and pnsh it ahead of him . A ll the into foam In his efforts to free him self bers of the young w om an's fam ily. A l l H e W as l i t F o r . “ I w o u ld n 't he us stingy as you a rc ,” w ater in hia oanteen had been con , of the offending harness. Bnt the har T he A m erican says th at In an Irish said Johnny, “ not for $1,000,000. " — N e u tr a lity P r o c la m a tio n . sumed before he had covered half the ness was well and strongly made, and Chicago T rib u n a W ashington, Aug. 8.—The president desert, and when he reaheed the Co court recently an old man was called there was no shake off to it. Bulshoy has issued a proclam ation bearing date lum bia river he fell exhausted on the Into the witness-box, and being old and , kept up his antics for two whole days. a little blind, he w ent too fa r In more of Ju ly 27, again oomm anding citizens bank. I and for the first tim e since the episode senses th an one, and Instead of going to observe the n eu trality laws In re of the battle, next m orning ho refused A N e st o f M u rd erer». up the stairs th a t led to the box, m ount ; to oome ut the call of eith er W hiley or spect to the Cuban insurrection, and V ienna, Aug. 8.— A fter a six w eek's ed those th a t led to the bench. giviug notice th at all violations w ill the Aleut. H unger, however, soon tria l a t A gram , the Stenjne band of T he Judge took the m istake good- : brought ibm to his senses, and on the be vigorously prosecuted. The presi thirty-six persons, charged w ith n in e hum oredly. dent oites the decision of the supreme m orning of the th ird day, as the native teen m urders and nnmerona assaults ‘‘Is It a Judge you w ant to be, my was ont on the bay in his bidarka, court iu the W iborg case in order th at and robberies, has been ended. N ine good m an?” he asked. citizens may not be misled as to the Bnlshoy came meekly alongside and teen members of the band, including "Ah. ssre, your honor,” w as the re m eaning of the m ilitary laws. tw o women, have been sentenced to ply. “I'm an ould man now, and m ebbs Mr. E. D. Jenkins, of I.ithonia, Ga., seemed to beg for bis much delayed breakfast, w hich was given him. O i l T a n k K i p l o d « d . death. N ine have been sentenced to it’s all I’m fit for.” says th a t bis daughter, Ida. inherited a severe case of Eczema, which the usual New York, Ang. 8. — Two men were tw enty years' im prisonm ent "F ro m th a t day Bulshoy made no E ight m ercury and potaBh remedies failed to more trouble, and W hiley oould pull fatally Injured and three others se were acquitted. S p a n is h B lo ttin g P a p e r. relieve. Year by year she was treated the guy ropes attached to his harness verely burned by the explosion of a An English exchange says “th a t In F # m a l# R a c in g C o n d e m n e d w ith various m edicine t, external appli tank a t th e Standard Oil C om pany's Spain there are m any m anufactories cations and internal rem edies, w ithout as hard as he oould w ith o u t causing Toronto, Aug. 3. — In tb s works, a t Cravens Point, Jersey City, of pasteboard, blotting and packing result. H er sufferings were intense, the pnp to dive. board bulletin issued today, the Csna today. The fatally injured are: R ich and her condition grew steadily worse. The novel outfit Is expected to be off diau board condemns fem ale racing, paper, and these goods are exported to A ll th e so-called blood remedies did not the Oregon ooaat betweeu A ugust 6 and ard C unningham , and John G oldsm ith. the Spanish colonies In large q u an ti seem tc reach tbedis- 10, as the party would not leave Kar- The works were set on fire by the ex and announces th at the board w ill h ere ties.” T he blotting paper Is so poor, after blacklist any track upon which ease at all until 8. luk before Ju ly 20, and they w ill oome plosion, bnt the flnmcs were ex tin how ever, th a t the greatest care must S.S. was given, when guished before much damage was done. fem ale riders are allowed to race be be exercised to prevent It from literally au i m p r o v e m e n t south in short and easy stages. fore the publlo. becoming "blotting" paper. If the n a I>riw *n O u t b y C r e ta n » . was at once noticed. " W hat are we going to do w ith F l » y # d W it h M a t c h # » . The m edicintf was him ?' T h at w ill depend on circum- tive article w ere not so very cheap, A thens, Ju ly 80.—A large body of continuecd wttn fav stanoea, b u t it la our in tention on nnr M ussulm ans supported by T urkish G ran ts Pass, O r , Aug. 8.—The resi- A m erican blotting paper might be sent orable results, ami way south to stop for a day or so a t all troops w hile engaged In pillaging the denoe of George Burgess, in the out there; but S paniards are very econom now th e it cured skirts of town, took fire today and ical. and ns a rule regard price rath e r your skirt edges with I sound and well, her the varous sum m er resorts along the A dom ali district of Crete wore attacked burned w ith alm ost its entire oontents. ■ESI IN THE W OtlO. th an quality. Oregon aud C alifornia coast, and 1 by 1,500 Insurgents. The la tte r drove j skin is perfectly II* w ea rin g q u a litie s <r* n n in r p a ss s d ,a c tu a lly o u tla stin g t a n b oxes o t an y o th er brau d Fre* clear and pure and have no fear but w hat we w ill be able the M usiulm ans and T urkish troops Some little girls were playing w ith ( m m A n i m a l Otis. I O T T H E t l l M T I N B . W ith o u t P h o to g rap h y . she has been saved to use B ulshoy's w onderful power to out of the d istrict inflicting serious matches in one of the upper rooms and F O R 8 A fifi BY OR KGO N AND set fire to a table oover. There is no D raw ings on paper can be trans from w hat th reat make a barrel of money. Who knows (^-W A SH IN G T O N tH lirU A N T a -W l insurance. ened to blight her life forever. ferred to wood or m etal. If executed In but w hat. Colonel Sellers-like, 'th ere sad Dealer» gene tally. A m achine has been Invented by S.S.S. (guaranteed p u rely vegetable) may be m illions in I t,' for if one In M assachusetts the lieutenant-gov crayon or o rdinary w riting Ink. by cures Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu w hale oan be tam ed bo can others. The some genius which w ill do typew riting phpp T o 1,1 «nr .. m oistening tbe copy in a strong solu matism, or any other blood trouble. and the addition of figure* at th# same ernor does not become governor on the tion of caustic potash and alcohol. R I I I L l u r n L L ....... S p e c i a l T r io * L i s t • ( <** BIAS death of th a t functionary, bnt only H O U SEH O LD G O O D S, ETC. It is a real blocd remedy ami always voyage w ill be tlie first of its kind tim e. D ace the copy face dow nw ard on the since the creation of the world. acting. cures even after all else tails. VELVETEEN K » n T h r o u g h • flr ld g o . wood or m etal, ru b down with a folder, T hie ctre n lsr li tsened for th e b en sfit o t ou r — " I am having m ade in Seattle a co u n try cu stom er« w h o ca n n o t a v a il th e m s -lv e s B IN D IN O o r take a proof on an ordinary proof RL Joseph. Mo., Ju ly 81.— A freight 11» C o m p l e t e d t h e C ir c u i t . strong but lig h t boat and w ill take it o f o n r D afiy H r-c.al Sales, Send ns yon r »<*- press. T his la nseful Inform ation for d r e s s You will find ^ t h L« w . « ^ r i . e . r ig h t I t keep* th e m dry find whole and 1J, to the cape on the pilot schooner and tra in on the V andall* railroad ran Ban Francisco Aug. 8. — M orris Olt»- those who wish to obtain a tra n sfe r of Take a blood remed\ fy for a blood disease; then we w ill discard our heavy w hale through a bridge near C raw fordsville, m in , an apprentice St*C B M arket street San Francisco. Cal. never fades. in G. S peir’s e tonic w on't cure it. boat, when we w ill he able to make Ind., th is m orning, k illing Conductor ladles’ tailroing shop, was instantly a design or label for the purpose of en If yottr dealer w in not graving. ns a die for embossing, or oth Fow ler. Brakeman M cK euneaud F ire O u r ( books much faster speed w ithout eudangering killed this afternoon He w as sittin g supply you we win. on blood and the young w hale, for the load he has man John Herber and seriously In ju r at his sewlug m achine, his feet on the er purposes w here photographic m ate akin diseases SempTes ebe's and K i r e i .'i me Tee Are. got to bring down from the north is ing Road m aster J. 8. Brothers and iron pedal, and attem pted to ent or rials are not accessible. » t l * O n e T h t o c to m ailed free to ’ H em s D resanukieg V id e E u , , . . . y j Engineer Bowman. Th* wreck was . .O p t L ° " « f e e ■ D o s e . really too much for him. brush aside the electric wire* w hich •o ld Çy P r e s u m a .1 t S c . any address. t r M lu E m m a M Hreper o^the Ljdw s Homs oaused by washouts. B u t fo r H er. Joo-nsl, giving T sltikl« pc-s-s nulled fer ÎSc. • » « a a u M f r s * . Sw ift S p e c i fic convey power to the m achine. Hi* M attress sa le sm a n -D id you ever stop ►. (ssasks Mss. C*. All lntoxlo«ted m usician was arrested Co., A t l a n t a , _ * R- * * • c«.. F. O Bax «se. N. V . C ity. shears m ust have touche I the wires, Prisoner* in th* Bangor, Me., jail to think th a t you spend one-third of in Baarburg, near Meta, not long ago. Ga. for a stream of sparks m arked the con The policeman who locked him up for are to bs supplied w ith potted plant« ta c t O ltsm an’s body completed tbe your life In sleep? S U R E C U R E for P IL E S go! all about him , and a week later The to care for to tbelr cell» It is be circuit, the fa ll strength o f tbe current C u s t o m e r — W e l l I m i g h t , p e r h a p s . If r o * C H IL D R E N T E E T H IN G It w e r e n o t f o r m y * U e ~ S o m e r r i i i * p n .itÇ s 2 % s g g ‘V oi i m ¡4«l ô b v r : : m usician was found dead from (larva- lieved the cere of tbe plants wtU have • m u Vr »II r ---- * * ------ en elevating and reform ing influence. coursed through his fram e, and w ith s J o u r n a l . Hon. c r y he f e ll over deed. W —Eczema PLUG All Her Life. N o matter how much you are charged for a small piece of other brands, the chew is no better than “ Battle A x .” For 10 cents you get alm ost tw ice as m uch as of other high grade goods. AXLE Waterproof FRAZER GREASE Duxbak mu rn A *n5, . f t & Real Blood Remedy. sss MRSTwi Ñ S LÔWS^rV^,? ° ». f . ». Xf. k $•!.—*. ». » . tT. Vo. m