Newberg graphic., January 29, 1897, Image 4

OREGON
L E G ISL A T U R E .
■ its o f T h in g s .
T h e loTe th a t serve« not is selfishness.
IIow many things can you think of
D ow ning, H opkins * C om pany's K svlew
for w hich to be thankful during the
of T rad«.
T h e re has n o t been a n y g re a t a m o u n t A SAN F R A N C IS C O D R U M M E R ’S past y e a r?
K in d n e ss is a lan g u a g e th e d u m b can
o f a c tiv ity in w h e a t, nor h a s th e in te r ­
C L O SE CALL.
sp eak , a n d th e d e af h e a r a n d u n d e r­
e st iu th e m a rk e t from th e o u tsid e been
c o n sp icu o u s th is w eek. T ra d in g from
s ta n d .— Bovee.
a sp e c u la tiv e sta n d p o in t lias b een la g ­ G eo rg; « K. K l e n < l r i c k s o n , a W e l l - k n o w n
All th e law Is fulfilled in one w ord,
g in g , a n d c o m m issio n m en d id n o t have
T ra v e lin g M an, D escrib ee a N ev ei-
even In th is: T hou sh a lt love thy neigh­
to-b e-forgotten
Kxperi nee—
so m an y orders. F lu c tu a tio n s in th e
bor a s th y se lf.—G al. 5: 14.
T h o u g h t H e W a i G o i n g to
m a rk e t h ave been fa irly fre q u e n t, b u t
A L ondon p a p e r re ce n tly offered »
be L a u n ch ed In to
th e d a ily ra n g e h a s n a rro w ed som e­
p rize fo r th e best definition of "frie n d .”
E ternity.
w h a t. S ellers h a v e been lo ad in g up
T h is Is th e p rize definition: "T he first
b u y e rs a ll w eek on every l it t le ra lly , From the C h r o n i c l e , Han Francisco, Cal.
person who com es in w hen th e w hole
j a n d th e la tte r cla ss ap is-ar to h a v e g o t­
G eorge R. H e n d ric k so n , of 506 M ar­
ten th e w orst of th e b a rg a in , because k e t s tre e t, Fan F ra n c isc o , C a l., is one w orld ha« gone o u t.”
In the co-operative age th e ab n o rm al,
se lle rs h a v e h a d m an y ch an c es to buy of th e b est know n co m m ercial tra v e le rs
u n h e alth y a n d d e stru c tiv e g ro w th of
in th e i r w h e at low er dow n th e scale. on th e Pacific coast. M r. H en d rick so n
T h is d ep ressio n is trac ed to m any lias grow n g ray in th e service b u t h is la rg e c ities will be done a w a y w ith.
causes and th e p rin c ip a l one is as m e n ­ frosted h a ir a n d ]> atriarchial heard are T hey a re e x crescen ces on th e social
tio n e d above, d u lln e ss a n d la s situ d e on d u e m ore to a n e x p erien c e h e h a d ab o u t life, a n d h a v e been th e fe ste rin g cause
th e p a rt of th e tra d in g p u b lic . T h e th re e years ago, th a n to age.
| of th e d eca y a n d d o w n fa ll of em pires
n ew s of th e w eek has n o t been se n sa ­
" T h e r e was n o t m uch to hope fo r," a n d republic, from Solom on’s tim e to H E A L T H
IS T O O P R E C IO U S T O L IS T E N T O
tio n a l in any d e g ree , a n d one of th e said th e o ld -tim e tra v e le r w hen re la t­ th e p re sen t. M an's first hom e w as iu
jo in ts em p h asized by se lle rs, a n d used ing his exjierience y e sterd a y , “ a n d I a g ard en , close to n a tu re , a n d now here
TH E P R E A C H IN G O F Q U A C K S .
w ith a g re a t deal of effect, is th e sla ck ­ n e v er expected to ta k e a n ord er again. else can he a tta in his best m oral or In­
en ing in th e in q u iry for Hour. T h e I t is n o t a p le a sa n t th in g to c o n te m ­ te lle c tu a l developm ent. In th e co-op­
n ew s th a t several m ills th a t h a v e been p la te , w hen w a lk in g along th e stre e t,
e ra tiv e age th e g re a t fa c to rie s and
g rin d in g aw ay for d e a r life for th e p ast to be seized w ith a s in k in g sp e ll and sto re h o u se s of com m erce will be tak en
six m o n th s sh u t dow n and a re a c tu a lly th in k you a re ab o u t to be launched out of th e p re ssu re of th e g re a t cities
looking around for storage room for in to e te rn ity . T h a t was th e con d itio n a n d placed w h ere all w o rk e rs by hand
th e ir su rp lu s, is one of th e factors th a t of m y e xistence for a bout six m o n th s. or b ra in sh a ll h a v e an a c re o r tw o of
h elped to press dow n. W h e th e r th is is T h e doctors to ld m e t h a t I was suffer­ G od’s e u rth fo r hom e a n d g a rd e n .—S.
a su fficient excuse for th e d e c lin e re ­ ing from n erv o u s p ro stra tio n . W ell I II. C om ings.
m ain s to be seen, as m an y of th e m ills g uess I was. I had had a n a tta c k of th e
The Wonderful Prescription That Results From the Life
in th e N o rth w e st a re y e t n o t e x p e rie n c ­ g irp p e, a n d m y c o m p la in t w as th e re­
F o r E x p l o r i n g the H en- Pottom .
Work of America’s Greatest Physician, Investigator and
A sp h e rica l box c o n ta in in g c o m p ress­
ing d ifficulty in ilipsosing of tiie ir pro­ s u lt of th a t disease. I c o n su lte d th e
d u ct. E le v ato r system s in th e N o rth ­ b e st p h y sic ia n s in th e tow n a n d took ed a ir, and larg e enough to hold th ree
Practitioner. *
w e st, in th e ir re p o rts, are, of course, th e i r m ed icin e, b u t I grew no b e tte r. o r m ore persons, h a s been in v en te d by
governed largely by fa rm e rs’ d e liv e rie s M y sto m ach w en t back on m e and I a n Ita lia n n am ed C orzetto, for th e p u r­
T h e re is one d ire c tio n , as Dr. G eorge tio n , a n d a t th e sam e tim e we find hosts
a t tiie ir sta tio n s. O ne sy stem o p e ra t­ suffered a ll th e ills th a t accom pany i n e of exp lo rin g th e se a bottom . It F . S h ra d y , A m e ric a ’s first surgeon, d is­ of people s till w illin g to be led a stra y
in g a lin e of houses in M in n eso ta, nervous disorders.
a p p ea rs, h ow ever, th a t th e in v en tio n is tin c tly says, in w h ich people seem to by th e h u n d re d a n d one n o stru m s
N o rth and S outh D akota, says th a t d e ­
“ W hile u n d e r th e care of th e doctors not y e t a p ra c tic a l «ucceas, fo r w hen need e n lig h te n m e n t a t p re se n t m ore w h ic h irresi>onHible tra d e rs tr$9to foist
liv e ries a re in cre asin g , w h ic h is ta k e n I never knew w hat peace of m in d was. Mr. C orzetto, acco m p an ied by tw o of th a n th e y h av e for m an y y e ars past.
upon th e m on th e p re te x t th a t th ese
to m ean th a t re ce ip ts a t D u lu th and T h e least sound com ing u n expectedly hU frien d s, e n te re d hie sp h e re a n d w as
“ T h is is th e ra tio n a l a p p rec ia tio n of p re p a ra tio n s are “ as good as P a in e ’s
M in n eap o lis a re hound to in cre ase th re w m e in to a cold sw eat, a n d caused low ered to th e bottom of th e B ay of th e d a n g er of q u a ck e ry a n d fake cures. ” celery c o m pound” ( b u t re a lly because
w ith in th e c oining w eek. T h is w as c h ills to ru n u p a n d down m y back. I Spezla re ce n tly , th e a p p a ra tu s fo r c a u s­
D r. S h ra d y ’s a rtic le in th e N ew Y ork th e y m ake a big profit on su ch p re p a ra ­
a n o th e r a rg u m e n t w h y w h e a t sh o u ld w as su b je ct to v e rtig o a n d every tim e I ing th e sp h e re to rise to th e su rfa c e W orld of Dec. 27 should he rear! by tio n s), it is tim e for every one who
fall off in price.
h a d an a tta c k I feared th a t I w ould failed to w ork. U nable to help th em ­ ev ery m an a n d w om an w ho is e v er i n ­ d e te sts fraud to w arn h is n eighbors,
It Is tru e th a t cables are ste a d y h u t d rop to th e sid ew alk a corpse. I began selves, or to c o m m u n ica te w ith the c lin e d to lis te n to th e no n sen sical, b u t a n d tak e th e w a rn in g h im self, th a t
acceptances of offerings m ade from to th in k I w ould be b e tte r off if dead, o u ter w orld, th e th re e m en re m a in e d on too o ften p la u sib le , ra m b lin g s of t r a d ­ w hen h e goes to get a b o ttle of P a in e ’s
th is sid e w ith in th e p a st w eek a re not w hen I cam e across Dr. W illia m s’ P in k the se a bottom . In th e m ea n tim e the ers in p a te n t m edicines.
celery com pound h e m u st n o t be w hee­
so lib e ra l, a n d g e n era l c o u n te rb id s P ills dow n in Los G atos.
I h ave tong su b m e rg en c e of th e sp h e re had
W h en Prof. E dw ard E. P h e lp s, M. dled in to ta k in g som e o th e r rem edy.
h av e been from th e U n ite d K ingdom . stu d ied m ed ic in e a n d recognized th e been noticed, a n d a d iv e r w aa sen t D ., L L . D ., of D a rtm o u th college, a fte r
P a in e ’s celery com pound m akes peo­
v a lu e of th e p ills v e ry re a d ily . I th re w dow n to find out w h a t w a s th e m a tte r. a long life of stu d y in th e m ost recent ple w ell. T hese o th e r th in g s w ork
M arket Qnotntloua.
m y last b o ttle of m e d ic in e o v e r th e At th is tim e th e sp h e re had been lying scien tific in v e stig a tio n
of disease, h a rm .
P o rtla n d , O r., J a n . 20, 1897.
b ridge a t Los G a to s a n d began to tak e on the bottom nine hours, nnd a n e q u al evolves th e
P a in e ’s celery com pound is n o t a
m arv elo u s fo rm u la ot
F lo o r— P o rtla n d ,
S alem , C ascadia th e pills. A t once m y c o n d itio n began length of tim e elapsed b efore It could P a in e ’s c ele ry com pound— w hen afte
•itent m edicine. I ts fo rm u la is given
and D ayton, $4.50; B enton c o u n ty a n d to im prove. I got re lie f from th e s ta rt be lifte d to th e su rfa c e . W hen It w as th e closest possible observance by th e lie e ly to every p hysician.
W h ite L ily , $4*60; g ra h a m , $4.00; su ­ and I d e te rm in e d to give th e p ills all opened th e In v e n to r w as h a lf a sp h y x ­ best p ra c titio n e rs it is found t h a t th is
T h ese tra s h y stu ffs t h a t you a re
perfine, $2.80 per b a rre l.
th e chance in th e w o rld . I w ent hom e iated a n d his frien d s w ere unconscious, g re a te s t rem ed y of o u r g e n era tio n n o t asked to b u y a re m arie u p of in g re d i­
W h e a t— W alla W alla, 83@ 84c; V al- a n d stayed th e re fo r th re e m o n th s, a t b u t all recovered; a u d M». C orzetto is o n ly does a ll, b u t even accom plishes e n ts th a t sh o u ld n e v e r be ta k e n in to a
i lev, 8 0 ('¿ 87c p e r bush el.
th e end of w h ic h tim e I w as a new not discouraged.
m ore th a n th e m odest d octor — th e sick stom ach.
O ats— C hoice w h ite, 09 @ 40c p e r m an, m y h e a lth bein g co m p letely re ­
T hese o rd in a ry n e rv in e s, to n ics a n d
g ia n t am ong m en th a t he has proved to
bushel; choice g ra y , 88@ 40c.
H e r Fcruplea.
sto re d .”
he— m ore th a n h e was w illin g a t first sa rsa p a rilla s a re no m ore to be com ­
Mrs. H a tfie ld —I c a n ’t s ta n d d ish o n ­ to c la im — w hen th o u sa n d s of sufferers pared w ith P a in e ’s celery com pound
H ay — T im o th y , $10.00 p e r to n ;
D r. W illia m s ’ P in k P ills c o n ta in , in
clover, $ 8 .0 0 (fi 9.00; oat, $8.00@ 10; a condensed form , all th e e le m en ts esty a u d I th in k th is sp e c u la tin g is ju s t in ev ery w alk of life, su fferers from th a n a g lim m erin g c an d le is to be com ­
w h eat, $8.00@ 10 p e r ton.
necessary to give new life a n d rich n e ss aa d ish o n e st ns g a m b lin g .. By the w ay, a ilm e n ts th a t com e from overw ork, d e ­ pared w ith th e w o nderful m odern
B a rle y — Feed b a rle y , $18.00 p e r to n ; to th e blood a n d re sto re sh a tte re d I see th a t M rs. H e n d rix h a s a n o th e r ranged d ig estiv e organs, im p a ired n e r­ sea rc h lig h t.
brew ing, $20.
nerves. T h e y a re also a specific for b e a u tifu l ring. I w onder how h e r h u s­ vous system s, too poor o r too rich liv ­
If a person needs n e rv e to n ic, a real
M illstu ffs— B ra n , $15.00;
sh o rts, troubles p e c u lia r to fem ales, such as band c an afford to buy h e r so m any ing, in a tte n tio n to h y g ien ic law s, h ave blood p u rifier, a re lia b le d iu re tic , t h a t
$10.50; m id d lin g s, $20.
suppressions, irre g u la ritie s , a n d a ll d iam o n d s?
been a b so lu te ly restored to h e a lth by w ill resto re s tre n g th , ren ew v ita lity ,
B u tte r— C ream ery , 05 @ 40c; T illa ­ form s of w eakness. T h ey b u ild u p th e
Mr. H a tfie ld —H e ru n s a b u ck et shop. P a in e ’s celery com pound, a fte r v a in ly re g u la te th e kid n ey s, liv e r a n d bow els,
m ook, 40e; d a iry , 22'<¿@300.
blood, and re sto re th e glow of h e a lth to
Mrs. H atfield (a fte r a long silence) — try in g ev ery o th e r possible rem edy, and a n d m ak e one w ell, le t t h a t person try
P o ta to e s— Oregon B urbanks,60@ 75c; pale and sallow cheeks. In m en th e y Jo h n . I w o n d er if you co u ld n ’t g e t into b ein g dosed by w ell m ean in g b u t in ­ h is o r h e r first b o ttle of P a in e 's c elery
E a rly Bose, 80@ 90o per sack; C a li­ effect a ra id ic a l c u re in a ll cases a ris in g th a t b u sin e ss?—C leveland L ead er.
com pound a n d m a rk th e w onderful re ­
co m p e ten t so-called p hysicians.
fo rn ia riv e r B u rb a n k s, 55c p e r c e n ta l; from m en ta l .w orry, overw ork or e x ­
W h en th is is ta k e n in to c o n sid era ­ sult.
sw eets, $ 2.00@ 2.25 p e r c en tal for M er­ cesses of w h a te v e r n a tu re . P in k P ills
A rch b ish o p M agee w as once p re se n t
ced; Je rse y R ed, $2.50.
a re sold in boxes (n e v e r in loose bulk) a t a fu ll-d re ss d e b a te on th e e a s tw a rd
On ions— $ 1.10 p e r sack.
a t 50 c en ts a lmx o r six boxes for 92.50, position, w hen d o u b ts w ere e x p ressed
P o u ltry —C h ick e n s, m ixed, $2.00@ and m ay-be h a d of a ll d ru g g ists, or d i ­ a s to th e e x a c t m ean in g o f th e w ords
R E A S O N S F O R U SIN G
2.50; geese, $<1.00; tu rk ey s, live, 10c; rect by m a il from D r. W illia m s ’ M e d i­ “ b e fo re th e ta b le .” A fte r a speech or
ducks, $4 @ 4.60 p e r dozen.
c in e C om pany, S chenectady, N . Y.
tw o. Dr. M agee seized a piece of p a p e r
Eggs— O regon, 15@ 17 per dozen.
a u d w ro te: “ As to th e p h ra se . T h e
C heese — O regon,
12 bjc;
Y oung
W ind pow er is d e riv e d from th e u n ­ p ip er play ed before M oses,’ d o u b ts
T h e se n a te m e e ts d a ily , b u t no b u si­ A m e ric a, lO'.jC p e r pound.
equal h e a tin g of v a rio u s p o rtio n s of th e h ave a rise n . Som e believe its m eaning
ness o th e r th a n th e in tro d u c tio n of b ills
W ool— V alley, 10c per pound; E a s t­ e a rth by th e s u n ’s rays.
to be th a t the p ip e r p lay ed b efo re Mo-
is ta k e n up.
e rn O regon, 6@8c.
T il K S«EI> IS THU V ITAL THINO ! rcs —th a t is, a t a period a n te rio r to his
H ops— 9@ 10o p e r pound.
1. Because it is absolutely pure.
, b irth . O th e rs hold th a t th e p ip er p la y ­
S e n a to r H a rm o n h a s in tro d u c ed a
B eef— G ross, to p steers, $2 .7 5 @ 0 .0 0 ;
2
. Because it is not made by the so-called Dutch Process in
ed
b
e
fo
re
M
oses
iu
th
e
sen
se
of
p
re
c
e
d
­
d ill d esig n ed to resto re to sh e riffs of j cows, $ 2 .2 5 (<t 2.50; dressed beef, 4@
Planting m ust he begun right, else no
which chemicals are used.
am ount of cultivation or fertilizer eun pre­ ing tlie g re a t law g iv e r w h en he dane-
th o v a rio u s c o u n tie s th e d u ty o f convoy­ 4 4 ° I*'»* pound.
3. Because beans of the finest quality are used.
vent the crop being a failure. The first i e«l; w h ile o th e rs tea ch th a t th e p ip er
in g a ll c o m m itte d persons to th e sta te
M u tto n — G ross, b est sheep, w e th ers step is the selei'tion of the seed. Do not
4r Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired
in sa n e a sy lu m , reform school a n d p e n i­ and ewes, $ 0 .0 0 @ 0 .2 5 ; dressed m u t­ take any risks here. (Jet seeds th a t you ! p layed (cornm Most») before, o r In th e
the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans.
can depend upon- seeds th a t are fn sh, p re sen c e o f Moses, w f | :i th e son of
te n tia ry . It is m erely niado th e d u ty ton, 5 la@ 6c p e r pound.
5. Because it is the most economical, costing less than one cent
th a t have a reputation behind them . The A m ra n dined. All th ese a re w rong.
of tho c o m m ittin g c o u rt to place such
H ogs— G ross, choice, heavy, $ 3 .2 5 @ most reliahle seeds grown in this country
a cup.
T h e p h ra se is to l>e u n d e rsto o d a s im ­
in c h a rg e of th e sheriff. N o th in g is | 0.50; lig h t and feeders, $2 .5 0 @ 0 .0 0 ; are F erry’- seeds.
W herever seeds are
B e s u r e t h . t y o u n e t t h e g e n u in e a rtic le m a d e b y W A L T E R
sa id as to co m p en satio n , b u t th e pre- | dressed, $ 4.00@ 4.50 per cwt.
sown the name of D. M. Ferry .V Co., of p ly in g th a t tlie p ip e r p lay e d a t th e !
B A K E R & CO. L td ., D o rc h e s te r, M a ss. E s ta b lis h e d 1780.
Detroit, M idi., Ls a guarantee of quality n o rth end of Moses, looking so u th .” |
su m p tio n is th a t th e stu te is to pay, us
V e a l— L arge, 5 ^ )5 la c; sm a ll, 6@ and freshne>s. The greatest care and strict­
T h e docu m en t w as han d ed to A rch- !
a t p resen t.
p e r pound.
est caution arc exercised in the growing, j
selection, pac king and distribution of their bishop T a lt, w ho looked g ra v e.
S e n a to r B row nell has in tro d u ced a
seeds. Not only m ust they in* fresh, but
S e a ttle , W ash ., J a n . 26, 1897.
b ill in tho in te re s t of bicyclists. It
ntey m ust be true to name.
B A D L Y H I PI* P.D.
W h e a t— C h ick en feed, $27 per ton.
On a par with the quality o fth e seeds is
d ire c ts th a t a lt trans|M >rtation com panies
O a ts— C hoice, $23 @24 p e r ton.
F
erry
’s
Seed
A
nnual
for
1897,
the
most
sh a ll bo re q u ire d to check a n d tr:wis-
Is is hardly a com plim ent to say th a t a n y ­
B a rle y — Rolled or ground, $22 per com prehensive and valuable h o o k of tin1
p o rt bicycles lik e o th er baggage. T he
k inoeverprinted. Every planter, large and one is “ hipped,” hut anyone is pretty badly
ton.
sm all, should get, read and digest this hipped who suffers with sciatica. It is in
b ill is g en eral in its p rovisions and d e ­
C orn— W hole, $21 per ton; c rac k ed , book before planting a single seed. It is
scribes a t le n g th how ra ilro a d a n d o th er
the hip th at the excruciating pain takes
$20; feed m eal, $23.
free to alt who address the nrm as above.
tia n s p o rta tio n com panies sh a ll convey
hold and tortures. It is just there where IX GUARANTEED ORDER.......
.... FOR SALE CHEAP
F lo u r—(Jo b b in g )— P a te n t e x ce lle n t,
free of all c h arg e s to each passenger,
A W ash in g to n m an, w ho suspoM ed St.Jacobs Oil, with its soothing penetration,
$5.25; N o v elty A, $4.75; C a lifo rn ia
has
done some of its most rem arkable work
w ith a tic k e t, not m ore th a n 100
a colored m an In his em ploy o f ta m p e r­
1-1
H.
P.
Hercules.
Gas
or
Ga-oline.
brand«, $6.00; Dakota, $5.50; patent, ing w ith his p riv a te stock o f w hisky, ot cure. Those who suffer thus, therefore,
|>ounds of baggage, llo w it sh a ll be
1-2 H. P. Hercuhs, Gas or Gasoline.
need not despair of cure when this great
$6.25.
checked and how re claim ed a re describ- j
a llo w e d the d e m ijo h n to becom e e m p ­ remedy for pain can be had so readily, and
i-2 H. P. Regan, Gas or Gasoline.
M illstu ffs— B ra n , $16.00 p e r ton;
ed, th e p ro v isio n s sim p ly e n a c tin g in to
ty, and, in stea d o f filling it a g a in , p u t as it is known as a sure cure, he sure to get
sh o rts, $19.
1-3 H. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline.
it
and
insure
speedy
and
perfect
rhldance
law th o p re se n t p ra tic e s of ra ilro ad
F e e d — C hopped feed, $19.00 per ton; th e liq u o r In hurt lea in a cu p b o ard a n d of the intense misery. There are cases of
1-4 H. P. Otto, Gas or Gasoline.
com panies.
labeled them "poison.” O ne n ig h t, coni.m ini crippling from this malady
m id d lin g s, $24; oilcake m eal, $28.
1-4 H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline.
which
this
great
remedy
has
effectually
ns
he
cam
e
hom
e
from
th
e
th
e
a
te
r,
he
H ay — P u g et so u n d , per to n , $9.00@
S e n a to r S m ith has in tro d u c e d a b ill
i-O H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
cured and restored tlie sufferer to a sound
e
atig
h
t
th
e
colored
se
rv
a
n
t
iu
th
e
act.
condition. __________________
c h a n g in g th e b e g in n in g of th e close sea­ 10.00; E aste rn W ash in g to n , $10.
1-10 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
Seizing
th
e
b
o
ttle
in
m
ock
te
rro
r,
th
e
B u tte r — F a n c y n a tiv e crea m e ry ,
son on the C o lu m b ia from A u g u st 10
em p lo y er ex claim ed : "G re a t h eav en s! * A new h y p n o tic ha*» probably been
b
rick
,
24c;
select,
20c;
tu
b
s,
22c;
State
Your
Wants
and
W
rite
for Prices..
to A u g u st 1. T h is is in accordance
Do yon know w liat you a re d o in g ’? found in Ja m a ic a dogwood. T h e fluid
w ith th e reco m m en d atio n of U n ited ra n c h , 18o.
e
x
tra
c
t
h
a
s
been
found
efficacious
in
D o n 't you see th a t w h a t th a t b o ttle
C heese— N ativ e W n sh in g to n , 12 ’..o.
S ta te s F ish C o m m issio n er M cDonald.
Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 S. T.
V egetables— P otatoes, p e r ton, $16@ c o n ta in s Is m ark ed poison?” T h e c o l­ d e n tis try .
T h ere a re p rovisions for th e re g u la tio n
ored
nm
n
bold
It
oft'
a
n
d
looked
at
It.
T IK L I Y K R Y O F
H I L I O l T4 X t£S9
of fishtraps, by w hich none sh a ll have 18; p a rsn ip s, p e r sack, 75c; beets, per
T h e n he sm elled it. nnd. w ith a look of
a lead m ore th a n 700 feet in len g th , and sack, 60o; t u r n i p , p e r sack, 60c; r u t a ­
m
elancholy,
replied:
“'T
n
ln
't
poison,
Is a p r o n o u n c e d y e l lo w . I t is v i s i b l e in t h e I
no fish w heel sh a ll h ave a lead of m ore bagas, per sack, 75c; c arro ts, p e r sack,
su b .
F se done been fooled a g 'tu .” c o u n t e n a n c e a n d e y e b a il s . It is A c c o m p a n i e d 1 405-7 San so me Street
w i t h u n e a s i n e s s b e n e a t h tlie r i g h t r i b s a m i
th a n forty foot in len g th . O th e r re g u ­ 05 @ 45c; cabbage, per 100 lb s, $1.25;
’H ow d a red you ta m p e r
w ith
It, s h o u l d e r bl a d e , s ic k h e a d a c h e , n a u s e a a n d ; San Francisco, Cai...
onions, per 100 11*», $1@ 1.25.
la tiv e provisions a re added.
i r r e g u l a r i t y of t h e bo w el s. To t h e r e m o v a l of j
Sweet potatoes— P e r 100 lbs, $0.00. w h e th e r you knew It w as poison or e n e h n n d a l l «if t h e s e d is c o m f o r t s , as we ll a s 1
P o u ltry — C hickens, live, per pound, n o t? ” "B oss, It w as dls a w ay. F ’tiui t h e i r c a u s e , I f o s t o t t e r ’s S t o m a c h H itt er s is j
S e n a to r M ulkey has in tro d u c ed a b ill
ad m ira b ly a d a p te d . This p r«-em inent fam ily |
A sh o rt m an w ith th e re m a in s of a
9@ 10c;
d u ck s, do w ay jo lt a c te d ’bout d a t d e m ijo h n m e d i c i n e al>o r* m e d i c s m a l a r i a l , r h e u m a t i c |
in te n d e d to p ro h ib it, as far as possible, hens, 8c; dressed,
c o rru p t p ra ctic e s a t elections. It lim ­ $2.00 (<i 8.50; drossei 1 t u rk e y s, 15 @ 16c. In do c e lla r 1 done th o u g h t youh had a n d k i d n e y c o m p l a i n t s , n e r v o u s n e s s a n d d e b i l - I " ja g " w a n d ere d Into th e M idland, say»
it y. It p r o m o t e s a p p e t i t e a n d sle e p .
th e K a n sa s P ity Jo u rn a l, a n d ask e d
Eggs— F re sh ra n c h , 18c; E aste rn , yoh s’plclons oh me. a n ’ It m ade m e
its th e sum s of m oney th a t m ay bo
m elancholy, foil sno’. I's been try in ’
fo r a ty p e w rite r’s studio. H e lives in
le g itim a te ly expended in se c u rin g a 19c per dozen.
Dcufneee if* m ore com m on in cold
F resh M eats— C hoice dressed Invf, foh m os’ tw o w eeks now te r com m it countries* th a n in w arm c lim a te s, th e K a n sa s, a n d had been w in n in g b ets ou.
n o m in a tio n or e le ctio n to a n y office
y T h e ro b a a n o r e r k e e n a tim e w hen grove-
r rg s h o n lti g u a rd a g a in s t fa ilu re w ith m ore
Cleat is 1 bv th e c o n stitu tio n of sta te or steers, 6c; cows, 5 l^c; n u ftto n , sheep, s itclde o u t'n d a t b o ttle !”
c a re . T h e r e h a s n e v e r b e e n a tim e w hen
ear being very se n sitiv e to a tm o sp h e ric th e foot ball g am es. H e w a n ted to s ta y
F e r r y '* Seed* w ere m orn e s se n tia l. T iie y a re
a
n
o
th
e
r
w
eek,
h
u
t
his
w
ife
e
xpected
for re p re se n ta tiv e s in congress. It p ro ­ 6c per pound; lam b, 5»*; pork, 5c per
change*.
h e b i ’K . F o r s a le by le a d in g
D c trc to u . h n its o f S 'ro v e n e e .
J l a w a le a rs j s e v t eryw
him hom e, so he w as In se a rc h of a
vides for a p u b lic inspection of th e ex
here. I n e is t o n h a r in g th e m .
pound; veal, sm a ll, 6c.
T ile P ro v e n c al sn a ils, w hich feed in M I L L I O N S O F C O O K H O O K « G I V E N
ty p e w rite r to send hom e a le tte r to
F re sh F ish — H a lib u t, 6@ 6; sa lm o n ,
penso acco u n t of any c a n d id a te or
s gourm et fash io n upon vine leaves, a rp
AWAY.
se rv e a s a n apology fo r his no n ap p ear-
p o litic a l co m m ittee. O th e r sta te s have 5@ 6; salm on tro u t, 7@ 10; flounders
is fu ll o f in fo r m a tio n f o r » . r d r a r r a . n d
peculiarly delicious, a n d th e re w as a
ro . T h r r . w ill n r . p r b e a b e tte r tim e
atn-p. "K nn*n* C ity, th is d a te , nin ety - j
sim ila r m easures on th e ir s ta tu te books, a n d solos, 8 @ 4c.
f 'U n a n n te now
to t e n d f .. r t h e 1ST e d itio n , t r e e .
m
u
rm
u
r
o
f
d
e
lig
h
t
from
o
u
r
com
pany
There
is
one
large
house
in
this
country
six
,"
he
m
u
tte
re
d
to
th
e
ty
p
e
w
ritte
n
P ro v isio n s— H am s, large, 12c; b a m s,
a n d p u b lic se n tim e n t in th e s ta te of
D. M. F e r r y A Co., O e t r o l t . M I c h .
a s the fo u r w om en b ro u g h t to th e ta b le that has taken business on its tu rn ami
O regon, S en ato r M ulkey th in k s , is ripe sm a ll, 12 l4c; b re ak fa st bacon, 10c;
"1
h
av
e
th
a
t."
"M
y
d
e
a
r
w
ife.”
"Y
es."
j
menus to ride on the rising tide. Alive to
fo u r big d ish e s fu ll,o f th e m ; a n d for a the signs of bettor times and t«> the best
dry sa lt sides, 6c per pound.
for a s im ila r s ta tu te in th is state.
"V ery im p o rta n t b u sin e ss w ill re q u ire
w hile th ere w a s only th e sound o f enger interests o fth e people, they are now circu­
m y presence in O saw ato m ie for a few
A tialitrup b ill h a s been in troduced
lating
am
ong
families
a
valuable
publica­
m unching, m ixed w ith th e c la tte r on
San F rancisco, .Tan. 26, 1897.
d a y s -----” ■•Let's see.” In te rru p te d the
in th o sen ate by S m ith of t ’latsop. It
china of th e e m p ty shells. T o e x tra c t tion known a* Tits. C harm s A. \ ooelf . r
( ' O M P A N Y S ( O M K F R Y R o « *K \ N P
H O O K OF
P o ta to e s — S a lin a s B urbanks, 7 5 @
a r ti s t ; "how do you spell th a t O saw ato ­
is provided by th e b ill th a t it sh a ll be
them wc h a d Hie s tro n g th o rn s, th re e or C omfort a n d H ealth , which contains very
u n law fu l to c o n stru c t, ow n, m a in ta in 90c; E arly Rose, 70@ 75c; R iver B u r­ fo u r Inches long, o f the w ild a c a c ia : i choice inform ation on the subie« t of cook*- m ie?" "S pell It y ourself. It's y o u r
or o]H'rate any p o u n d n e t, tis h tra p , fish- banks, 50 @ 75c; sw eets, $ 1.40@ 1.60 and on th ese th e little b row n m orsels ' imr. Ke««ipts tor the preparation «ff g unl, ty p e w rite r.” "I c a n 't.” " C a n 't spell
substantial ami dainty dishes, prepared es- O saw ato m ie ? ” he asked, Iu d isg u st.
w heel or o th e r fixed a p p lia n ce for per c en tal.
w ere e srrie d to th e a v id m o u th s am t ihh ially for it by a leading a u th o rity , will
O n io n s— $ 1.10 p )1.35 per cen tal.
"N o." "T h e n I'll go to F o rt S c o tt.”
I
c a tc h in g salm on in a n y w a ters o f th e
eaten w ith a bit of b re ad sopp l in th e I i-.e found in it» page-. Much « are has been
M ike m o n e y by s u c ­
KggN-—St«»re, 191i«i 20c; ra n ch , 2 1 1 L«e 2 2 .
s ta te a fte r J a n u a ry 1, 1809. F e n iiltie s
cess: il s j- e e u ie ti o n iu
p
____________
I | | tS D Irr.S S A B L S
e n u re; and th e n th e shell w as su b je cted taken in it* preparation and distribution,
H u tte r— F ancy crea m e ry , 19c ; ilo
C h i c igo. We b u y ancl
a re provided.
T h e m easure is th e
with
the
hope
that
it
will
l>eju*t
the
thing
to a vigorous suck in g , th a t not a drop
11| pIpi ,woKE*.
•ei l w h e a t t h e r e o n
sam e as th a t in tro d u c isi in 1895, except second*, l H (ti 19t»; fancy J a iry , 15c; o f the sa u c e lin g e rin g w ith in It should needt-«l for h«msekeepers. ami ju st the thing
m a r g i n « . F o r t u n e s L a v e b on m a f ie on a s m a l l
nee
tied
also
for
the
care
of
the
health
and
b
e
g
i
n
n
i
n
g
by
t
r
a
d
i
i
k
i n f u tu r e s . W r i te for
second»,
12
@
13c.
th a t tim e , u n til 1899, is g iv en to re ­
he lost.- C e n tu ry .
household. As a Cookery Hook it will be
f u ll p a r t i c u l a r s . B e t oi reierenc« -
-
I ’heo* o — Fane}r m ili!, new , 10"W O
m ove th e traps. T w o y ear* ago th e b ill
invaluable t«> keep .>n hand for reference.
e r a l y e a r s ’ e x p e r i e n c e o n t h e « hw »uc<. H oa rd of
T r a d e , a n d a t h o r o u g h k n o w l e d g e of t h e b u s i ­
f,iir to giHvi, 7t«tl0e; Yonti£
It also contains full inform ation in re­
passed the house, but it waa d e fea te d 1 le ;
ness. D o w n i n g . H o n k i n s A l o . , U b ic a go Ho ard
gard to the great remetiie«* of th is house,
A m e n i'. i, 11 (if 13c; L im it s , 1 3 e tl-4c.
o n e i - i , \ . -ec of T r a d e Broker.«. Offices in P o r t l a n d , »>regont
in th e sen ate by a close vote.
which provide against M i l v ailm ents,
S p o k a n e a n d S e a t tl e , W a sh .
E
C
L
'P
S
E
M
F
C
.
C
O
.
ByM.il.
Wool-—C hoice m o u n ta in , ft(it7e; p«»o*
If your tea is not good, especially the Master Cure for l ’ains ami A g s i t t i i U n n t r i l . t * » r t l a n < 1 . O r . . IJ S . A .
S ta te P r in te r L eeds ha* fu rn ish e d
Aches. >t. Jac«>n* Oil.
do. 4(4,'io; San Jc■aqniii p lain s, H(«t 5o;
th e senate th e first b atch of p rin te d do foollilili,
To give some idea of the lah»r and ex-
why
don’t you drink water?
FOR PEO PLE THAT ARE SICK o r
ft (■( 8o per pound.
p e n se o f th is o u tp u t, more than 200 tons of
bill*. T h e » tate p rin te r ha* a largì'
" J u s t D o n 't ¥ — 1 Weil,**
H a y —-W h e a t, ♦'N. 00 ut 11; w heat am i
paper
h ive been u-*ed in its publication,
It
is
cheaper
and
better
for
fo rre at work, a n d i* not lik e ly to bo
?£r®
otViUVER PILLS
ami at the rate ot 10u.«Yli> a «lay, it has taken
o a t, 1 ;. .f 10; oat. $6.0 0 (^ 8 .0 0 ; h a rle y .
a r a th e O n e T h in g to q m .
fa r b e h in d a t a n y tim e in h is work.
several m onth* for the issue.
5.00 « f t .50; alfalfa . fft.0 0 # 7.50; el over, you than poor tea
O n ly One fo r a D o m .
The
book
ra
n
1**
had
of
«Iruggists
every
-
g o ld b y D r u g g is ts a t t B c . • bo*
Rut W ill H e lp f t .
94.00 18.00; *t«N'k . 9 5 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 peí* ton.
w here, or by em losing a 2c. stam p to The
P ampios mailed f r e e .
Address
If it
£ood, vour stom­ Charles
T ro p ical F r u i t — B ananas, $1.00@
P a ti» , Ja n . 19.— D elegate* fro m th e
A. V«»geler Com panv, Baltimore.
Or. Beaanko Bed. Ce. Phüa. Pa.
________________ *_
»ilk and lin e n in d u strie * of L yons and 9 00 per bun ch ; pin eap p les, $2@ 4.
ach is glad to get it; does Md.
C itru s F r u it—O ra n te « , naval, $1.50
S te ttin today presen ted th e ir view s to
Sw iss paper« co m p la in th a t th e w atch
th e m iiii* ter for foreign affairs a n d th e @ 2.50; s e l l i n g s «lo, 75c@ 1.25; c o m ­ its work better.
tra«le is in a p re ca rio u s c o n d itio n , ow ­
l ) t P T t'K I C a n d P 1 L K 9 cured- no pay until
m in is te r for com m erce re la tiv e to th e m ini lem ons, $1.00««> 1.25; gm*d to
ing to foreign c o n i|'e titio n a n d h igh I f c u r e d , s e n d for b»x>k. Pa* Ma*«rt*LD A
is
good
©hoiiv.
$
1.50o(2.00;
fancy,
$2
25@
2.50
th re a te n e d in crease of th e ta riff of th e
PouT K ariitn,
M a r k e t St.. San F r an ci sc o .
U n iteti S tates, w h ich th ey said would p e r box.
tea
-at
grocers
in
packages
Fiso’s
Cure
for
Consum
ption
has
saved
A pples— Fancy. $t » 1.95 per box;
c rip p le th e g re a t in terest* w h ich the
n p | U M H- - ITDRUNKENNESS
me large doctor bills C . L Baker. 422* U l ■ U I T I i . w . i . ■ • i . i o i w , . s . f u u T l
A S erv , A loir-'.»?
o o m m o n do, 40 n 75»*.
dt le g a le * r e p í c e n t e » !
t« i ’ [ « £ « •
at
| K tgeut Sk}., Philadelphia, Pa., D«c. 3, 95 C r w . O K . J .L . I T i P N f S I , L E Í * NON.« * 1 . . K P N .U . No. «8«.— 8 .F .N .U . No. 7««
M a n ife s t« I . i u . f l by r o p u l l s f » .
T h e P o p u lists have held a caucus and
How th e Betiaon Men Set I'p T h eir Or* issued th e follow ing m anifesto, w h ich
gives th e ir side of th e ta n g le iu th e
g a u lia tlo n In the H om e.
j house:
T w o o'clock T h u rsd a y o i last week
“ To th e P e o p le ’s P a rty of O regon:
th e B enson m en succeeded in o rganiz­
T h e und ersig n ed , y o u r m em b e rs-ele et
ing th e low er house of th e leg islatu re
i to th e leg isla tiv e assem bly, ask y o u r
w ith a m a jo rity n u m b erin g th irty -o n e .
loyal Hupjiort and th a t of a ll good c it i ­
T h ere w as a large crow d of spectators
zens in our c o n te st for such an o rg a n ­
p re sen t, as it had been announced in
ization of th e house as w e be lie v e w ill
th e m orn in g session of th e house th a t
re su lt in econom ical a n d re m e d ia l legis­
organization w ould be a tte m p te d in the
latio n th a t w ill m ake a n h o n e st vote
afternoon. A collision of th e factions
w as expected, b u t n o th in g of th e kind and a fa ir co u n t |sissib le in O regon.
W e a re c o n te s tin g fo r a f a ir org an iza-
occurred.
A t 8 o ’clock, w hen T em porary 1 tio n of th e house, in o rd e r to m ak e pos-
S peaker D avis m ou n ted th e rostrum sible th e passage of th e B in g h a m re g is ­
a n d called th e m em bers to order, an tra tio n b ill, th e l lo l t judges-of-eleo-
a u d ib le ru stle of expectancy passed tio n b ill, and an a m e n d m e n t to th e c o n ­
aro u n d th e house. T h e *|>eaker d ire c t­ stitu tio n p ro v id in g fo r d ire c t la w -m a k ­
ed C lerk Moody to call th e roll, and the ing by th e people by m eans of th e in i­
tia tiv e and re fe re n d u m iu its o p tio n a l
follow ing answ ered to th e ir nam es:
B enson, B ridges, B row n, C h ap m an , form .
“ W e a re assu red by e m in e n t law y e rs
C onn, C raw ford, D avid, D avis of U m a ­
tilla , G ra tk e , G u rd a n e, H ogue, H o i* , th a t th e B in g h am re g is tra tio n b ill is
H udson, H u n tin g to n , Je n n in g s, L ak e, c o n s titu tio n a l, a n d lik e ly to be effec­
L a n g e ll,
M arsh, M e rrill, M isener, tive. T h e llo lt b ill alloW BCounty c e n ­
M itc h e ll, N osier, P a lm , R id d le, R igby, tra l co m m itte es of each of th e th re e
F im th o f M arion, Som ers, S tan ley , p rin c ip a l |s> litieal p a rtie s to d e sig n ate
T hom as, T hom pson, V a u g h an , V en- one ju d g e of e lection in each p recin ct,
a n d c o m m itte es of th e tw o p rin cip al
ness, W agner.
T h e first form al m ove of th e Benson p a rtie s to each n am e one c le rk of elec­
m en was m ade by B row n. He left his tio n in each p recin ct. T h e in itia tiv e
desk a n d cam e forw ard to a position a n d referen d u m need no e x p la n a tio n to
ju s t in fro n t of th e s|>eaker’s ro stru m . O regon P o p u lists. T hese m easu res w e
B row n addressed S peaker D avis, a n d , be lie v e to be a ll im p o rta n t in o b ta in in g
b e in g recognized, began a speech. H e h o n est e le ctio n s a n d co n tro l by th e peo­
ple of la w m a k in g in O regon, a n d th e re ­
said:
*‘W e h a v e sa t h e re fo r te n days in by p re serv in g o u r lib erties. T h e situ a-
o u r effo rt to organize th is house. B u t j tio n is th is:
“ L ust J u n e th e R e p u b lic an p a rty
th e ru lin g s of th e te m p o ra ry speaker
h a v e a t a ll tim e s been adverse to th e elected th ir ty - e ig h t m em b ers of th e
p o ssib ility o f o rg a n iz a tio n . If he has house of repre se n a tiv e s. O nly tw e n ty -
been co n scien tio u s in h is ru lin g , I re ­ e ig h t of th is n u m b e r h ave ag reed to act
to g e th e r in o rg a n iz in g th e house. P a rt
spect h i m .”
B row n th e n w ent on to recite the h is ­ of th e re m a in in g ten R epublican m em ­
to ry of th e fa ilu re to o rg a n iz e an d , con­ bers su p p o rt M r. B ourne a n d p a rt do
c lu d in g w ith th e s ta te m e n t th a t it was not su p p o rt a n y c an d id ate . T h e P o p u ­
now “ o u r e a rn e st purpose and ste ad fa st lis t a n d D em ocratic m em bers ure s ta y ­
re so lu tio n ” to proceed w ith th e b u si­ in g o u t u n til su c h tim e as a R epublican
ness, offered a form al re so lu tio n , as fo l­ m a jo rity m ay ag ree upon a c a n d id a te
of its ow n for sp e a k er, or u n til a suffi­
lows:
‘‘R esolved, T h a t th e p re sen t te m ­ c ie n t n u m b e r of th e m u n ite w ith uh to
porary B e a k e r, K. J . D avis, lie, and he assure B o u rn e ’s e lectio n , w h ic h w e be­
is h ereby rem oved, and t h a t D r. J . N. lieve w ill e n a b le us to o b ta in th e
S m ith be, a n d he is h e reb y elected m easures h e re in nam ed. A s long as
Speaker pro tem . in h is stead. T h a t R ep u b lican s a re th u s d iv id e d , a n d it is
E. R. L ake and F . S. S ta n le y be and possible th a t w e m ay, by p re v e n tin g or­
th ey hereb y are a p p o in te d a co m m ittee g a n iz a tio n , fin ally e le ct Mr. B ourne,
to escort D r. J . N . S m ith to th e sp e a k ­ a n d probably o b ta in th e le g isla tio n b e ­
fore m en tio n ed , w e feel it to bo our
e r 's c h a ir .”
T h e re ad in g of th e reso lu tio n was d u ty to th e p eople of O regon to sta y
greeted w ith g re a t cheers by th e lobby. o u t— w ages o r no w ages. W ith th is
Brown raised h is hand in p ro test, and k n o w le d g e of th e fa cts, w e fe el t h a t w e
appealed to th e sp e c ta to rs to keep a re e n title d to y o u r su p p o rt fo r o u r­
selves a n d o u r a llie s .”
silen t.
T h e m a n ife sto is sig n e d by tw o se n ­
“ W e h ave serious b u sin ess to d o ,”
ho said. “ M r. S p e a k e r,” in te rru p te d a to rs a n d tw e lv e re p re se n tativ es. I t is
R id d le of D o u g las,” ad d ressin g Davis, said th a t th e re m a in in g P o p u lis t s e n a ­
“ I desire to e n te r an e m p h a tic protest to r a n d re p re se n ta tiv e s , w ho w ere o u t
a g ain st th is proceeding. 1 am against of th e o ity w hen th e cau cu s w as h e ld ,
th is re so lu tio n . We h ave heard some fu lly indorsed th e m anifesto.
o p in io n s read on th is floor from S ena­
A s h o rt session o f th e houBe w as
to r H oar of M assachusetts, and from
S enator T h u rsto n of N eb rask a. 1 tak e h e ld S u n d a y , th e te m p o ra ry speaker
i t as a piece of im p e rtin e n ce on th e h a v in g ru led t h a t it wus necessary ac ­
p a rt of th e sen ato r from N e b rask a to j co rd in g to tho c o n stitu tio n .
offer un so licited advice as to w hat we
T h e house h a s ag ain fa ile d to organ-
should do in Oregon, and o u r answ er!
should bo in th e language of th e g reat . izo before T u esd ay a n d th is d e fe rs th e
a n d o n ly P ennoyer, ‘You a tte n d to se n a to ria l ele ctio n u n til T u esd u y , F e b ­
y o u r business and w e’ll a tte n d to o u rs .’ ru a ry 2, a n d , o f course, no b a llo t can
“ I w ill ask th e speaker to p u t th e be ta k e n on t h a t d a te u n less th e sp e a k ­
q u e s tio n ,” said B row n, " a lth o u g h I e rs h ip problem is solved before T u e s­
realize it is a d e lic ate m a tte r for h i m .” d a y of n e x t w eek.
“ T h is w hole proceeding is o u t of o r­
d e r ,” re p lie d D avis, coolly, “ and 1 d e ­
c lin e to p u t th e q u e s tio n ."
“ I w ill th e n p u t th e q u e s tio n ,” con­
tin u e d B row n. “ A ll w ho favor th e
reso lu tio n w ill say, a y e .” T h ere w as a
loud chorus of ayes. " T h o s e opposed,
n o ." S everal y e lls of " N o ” cam e
from th e lobby.
“ C a rrie d ,” cried B row n.
S peaker D avis c alm ly w atch ed th e
progress of e v e n ts a n d said n o th in g .
S m ith was m arched u p b eside D avis b e ­
tw een L ak e and S ta n le y .
W h en he
w as o pposite th e sp e a k er, S m ith , w ho
is a v ery sm a ll m an, ex te n d ed h is h a n d
to D avis, w ho is q u ite ta ll, and th e re
w as a n aw kw ard h a n d sh a k e .
T he
crow d b re a th e d a sig h of relief and
sm iled . T h e re w as to be no trag ed y .
I t w as ju s t p lain com edy.
S m ith
asked th e pleasu re of th e house, and
Som ers p ro m p tly got on h is feet and
road a p rin te d reso lu tio n rem oving
T em p o rary C h ief C lerk Measly and
a p p o in tin g R. It. H ay s, th e B enson
caucus nom inee. S m ith p u t th e m o­
tio n a n d i t was declared c arrie d , and
H ays took a place beside C lerk Moody.
C h ief J u s tic e Miaire was w aited U|s>n
by a c o m m ittee, a n d he sw ore in th e
m em bers. Conn th e n offered a resolu­
tio n to proceed to p e rm a n e n t o rg a n iz a ­
tio n , and it carried. H . L. B enson, of
Jo se p h in e , w as placed in n o m in a tio n
for speaker. T h e roll of th e m em bers
sw orn in t^as called hv H ays. B enson
got tw e n ty -e ig h t votes, B enson, G ra tk e
a n d M isener v o tin g b lank.
A c o m m itte e was a p p o in ted to escort
B enson to th e c h air.
C h ief J u s tic e
Moore sw ore h im in, nnd he m ade a
sh o rt speech of th an k s.
T h e follow ing officers w ere th en
elected:
A s sista n t ch ie f clerk , H. S. Jo rd a n ;
rending c le rk , F ra n k H o tte r; c alen d a r
clerk, E. W. B a rtle tt; se rg ea n t-at-arm s.
H W. M u rphy; doorkee|>er, S. W.
W h ite (colored.)
T h ese w ere th e B enson caucus nom i
nees. T h ey w ere sw orn in by Ju s tic e
Moore. B ridges presenter! a reso lu tio n
e m p o w erin g th e S|>eaker to a p p o in t
th re e pages, n m ailin g clerk and one
u p s ta irs doorkeeper, and it w a s a lo p te d .
T hom as offered a re so lu tio n e x te n d ­
ing th e u su al courtesies to ncwspu|>er
m en, a n d th a t, too, was adopted.
T h ere was som e discussion as to th e
proper w ay to notify th e sen ate of th e
house o rg a n iz atio n , b u t it was finally
se ttle d by a d option of a re so lu tio n by
B row n, a p p o in tin g a c o m m itte e of two
from th e se n a te a n d th re e from th e
house to n o tify th e governor th a t th e
se n a te a n d th e house w ere organized
a n d ready for business.
S en ato r H a rm o n 's b ill to reg u late
salm on fish in g in R ogue riv e r fixes th e
olose season from A p ril 15 to J u n e 1,
and from A ugust 15 to S e p tem b e r 15.
I t m ake* it u n law fu l for a nyone to
tak e sa lm o n w ith a tr a p or w heel of
any k in d . It also re stra in s th o use of
se in es a t a n y |srin t above th e m o u th of
th e Illin o is river. A p e n a lty of not
less th a n 9 -5 and not m ore th a n $200
line, or n o t less th a n ten days or m ore
th a n six m o n th s’ im p riso n m en t is pro­
vid ed for v io latio n of its provisions.
F en ato r W ade has in tro d u c ed a b ill
for th e re tu rn in g to U n io n co u n ty of
m ore th a n 93,900 th a t was paid in to
th e s ta te tre a su ry as taxes. O f th is
a m o u n t, 1,708 was paid to th e sta te ss
a n a sse ssm e n t on ra ilro ad p ro p e tty .
W EEKLY
M ARKET
LETTER
Turned His Hair Gray.
[BEWARE OF FAKE CURES
Take Paine’s Celery Compound if You Need a
True Remedy.
Do Not Allow a Salesman to Palm Off
Any Substitute.
PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND ” \K ES THE SICK W ELL AGAIN
¡Walter Baker & Co.’s
H*, . Breakfast Cocoa.
Cheapest Power....
Rebuilt Gas and
.Gasoline Engines.
Hercules Gas
....Engine Works
FE R R Y ’S SE E D IN R O IL
WHEAT.
^
is
S< killing S In st
J