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A D V IC E 3
R ecent
FROM
IM P R O V I N G
SYDNEY.
H a p p e n i n g « In A u s t r a l i a
th e South Sea Island «.
and
.Pt.
W IL L A P A
HARBOR.
T a y l o r N a y . It C a n I t . D o n # a t
S m a l l Kxjkeiu»«.
W EEKLY
MARKET
LETTER.
[Office o f D o w n in g , H o p k in s St C o ., C h ic sg o
l d ‘r*1 o f T ra d e B ro k e rs, 711-714 C h a in b e r o lC o ia -
u m .c e B u ild in g . P o r tla n d , O reg o n .]
TOPICS FOR FARMERS
D E P A R TM E N T PREPARED
FOR
HOME PRODUCTS AND PURE FOOD.
THE r r U X l S I THEREOF.
that ahoes should be reset every four
A ll E a s te rn S y ru p s o -called , n a u a lly v e ry
or six weeks. With the above precau­
Among the discomforts of life and the l i g h t c o lo re d a n d of h e a v y b o d y , is m a d e fro m
tions the horse’s foot may be kept rea­
lucoac.
“ Ten G arden O rips" is nintle from
fullness thereof, reaching to every fiynily, i
sonably sound.—Massachusetts Plough­ there is that which can so easily mitigate or . u g a r C an e a n d is s tr ic tly p u re . I t i t l ° r *¡*1«
bv first-c lass g ro c e rs , in c a n s o n ly .
M a n u fa c ­
man.
bv th e P A * iric C o a s t SYXl’r Co. A ll g e n ­
entirely cure, the wonder is why we endure u tu in r e e d "T
ea G arden ¡trip s" h a \ e th e m a n u f a c ­
H o g s in H m u ll I-ota.
and suffer so much. From big pains to t u r e r 's n a m e li th o g r a p h e d o n e v e ry cun.
It is neither profitable nor always en­ little aches, which are the wear and tear of
tirely safe to keep great numbers of the physical structure of man, there are
remedies good, better and best. The
hogs together. Besides the liability tc always
choice should always be for the best as the
disease getting among them, there is surest and the cheapest. In chronic or
always a certainty that the strong« acute suffering with rheumatism,neuralgia,
or lumbago, or with the minor ail­
will crowd the weaker from their feed sciatica
ments of sprains and bruises, or of soreness
ing places, so that the inequality lu siz» and stiffness, the elficaoy of St. Jacobs Oil
will increase Instead of decrease. In and the fullness thereof in so many com­
every litter there are always oue or twe plete and perfect cures make it stand out as
best remedy for lutiu. Why then should
weaklings that were born runts, aud the
we stand on the order of going fur it ami
unle8s Kiv»‘n » better chance than their not go at once? In numberless cases the
fellows, they will always remain runts. aggravations ot discomforts and puins are
The best way to manage this Is when from delay. Why should we sutler?
the pigs are seven or eight weeks old,
Poe has immortalized the raven,
take out the stronger ones and wean Whittier tiie robin and Longfellow the
them, giving them plenty of the best snow bird that sung to the monk Felix.
food that can lie got to make growth.
TH E CUBAN SCARE.
Then the runts left to suckle the sow-
A lth o u g h t h e d ip lo m a tic e n t a n g le m e n t w ith
alone will In two or three weeks more S p a in o v e r C u b a is to so m e e x t e n t in f lu e n c in g
O N E
E N J O Y S
take a start that may make them as th e s to c k m a r k e t, W all s tr e e t e x p e c ts n o s e r i­
o m p lic a tio n s . N e v e rth e le s s s e rio u s c o m ­ Both the method and results when
good as the others, so that In later life o p u lic s a c tio
n w ith o th e r m a la d ie s m a y be e x p e c te d
all can be fed together. No other feed, to lo lln w a n a t ta c k of b ilio u s n e s s w h ic h is n o t Syrup of Figs is taken; it ¡8 pleasant
c h e c k e d a t th e o u ts e t.
c tu a l and refreshing to the taste, and acts
without the sow's milk, will do this, m e a n s to th i s e n d is H o s t e T tt h e e r ’s m S o to st m e a ffe
c h B it­
though such other feed should be given te r s , a n a d m ir a b l e re m e d y , m o re o v e r, to r d y s ­ gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
p e p s ia , m a la r i a , k id n e y tr o u b le , c o n s tip a tiu n
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­
and the pigs be encouraged to eat all a n d n e rv o u s n e s s .
tem effectually, dispels colds, head­
they can be made to eat.—American
Among the natives of Mexico there aches an<l fevers and cures habitual
Cultivator.
are, according to Lumholtz, about 150.» constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
A rtificia l D u ck H u tch in g .
000 survivors of the Aztec race.
only remedy of its kind ever pro­
This is a great feature in the local
AN OPEN L ETTE R T O M O TH E R S .
duced,
pleasing ~ to . the ? taste and a ac-
native industries of Formosa. This is
a r e a s s e r tin g in th e c o u rts o u r r ig h t to t h e
. » »~
*
how It Is managed: A long, low shed Is W ex e c lu
siv e u se o t th e w o rd “ C A ST O R IA ,” a n d J C C p tfti)!© t o ti lO S tO IY lclC fi, p lO T D p t 111
built, mostly of wattles and mud, “ P IT C H E R S C A S T O R IA ,” a* o u r T ra d e M a rk . ¡ t s a c ^ o n a n <J t r u l y b e n e f i c i a l i n i t s
which has a thick thatched roof. All I, D r. S am u e l P itc h e r, o f H y a n n is , M assa ch u setts, (»ffe c t g p r e p a r e d O l l l y f r o m t h e m o s t
around the inside walls are arranged
healthy and agreeable substances, its
rough wood troughs, which are filled
fac sim ile s ig n a tu r e o f CHAS. H . F L E T C H E R on | IT liin y e x c e l l e n t q u a l i t i e s C O ITlT O eild i t
up with gralu aud roasted paddyhusk, ev ery w ra p p e r. T h is is th e o rig in a l “ P IT C H E R ’S
on which the eggs are placed as fast CAbTOR IA ” w h ic h h as b een u s e d in th e hom es to all and have made it the most
as they can be procured. In tiie sum­ o f th e m o th e rs o f A m erica fo r o v e r th i r ty years. popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
mer particular precautions are taken, L o o k C arefu lly a t th e w r a p p e r a n d see th a t it is
but in the winter the eggs are covered th e k i n d y o u h a v e a lw a y s b o u g h t , a n d h a s th e cent bottles by all leading drug­
over with quilted coverlets, and far s ig n a tu r e o f CHAS. H . F L E T C H E R o n th e gists. Any reliable druggist who
more care is taken to exclude cold w ra p p e r. N o o u e h a s a u th o rity fro m m e to u s e may not have it O n hand will p r o -
-
-
draughts than is ever dreamt of in a m y n a m e e x c e p t T h e C e n ta u r C o m p a n y o f w h i ch 1 cure it
promptly
for any one who
H . F le tc h e r is P resitfe n t.
native dwelling house.
The grain, C lias.
wishes
to
try
it.
Do not accept any
M a r c h 8 , 1897 .
SA M UE L PITCHER,
which is sprinkled with a little warm
substitute.
T know that my life was saved by Piso’s
water, sets up fermentation, and that
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
Cure
for
Consumption.—
John
A.
Miller,
with the help of the warm paddy- Au Sable, Michigan, April 21, 1895.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
husk. which is continually being
LOUISVILLE. *?•
HEW YORK. N .t
S
tatk
o
f
O
hio
,
C
ity
o
r
T
o
ledo
,
i
changed, hatches the eggs in about
L ucas C o u n ty .
j -*
thirty days. By this simple and Inex­ F r a n k J . C h e n e y m a k e s o a t h t h a t h e is th e
t n e r o f th e tir m o f F. J . C h e n e y & Co.,
pensive process the breeder Is enabled s d e o n in io g r b p u a s r in
e s s in tiie C ity of T o le d o , C o u n ty
to sell young ducklings ut about a pen­ m i l S ta te a fo re s a id , a n l t h a t th e s a id firm w ill
p ay th e s u m o f ONK H U N D R E D D OLLARS for
ny each.
eat-it a u d e v e ry e a se o f C a t a r r h t h a t e a n n o t be
A Washington correspondent says:
San Francisco, Jan. 17.—The follow
O U R R U R A L F R IE N D S .
Kxportsof flour and wheat from both
ing advice, arrived today per steam­ In bis report recommending the im ­
ship Alameda from Sydney, via Hono provement of Willapa river and Mail- ■oasts 'ast week were 4,525,000 bush-
joat slough. Captain Taylor, of the ds, or 700,000 bushels more than the P o t a a h F e r t i l i z e r . a a P r o t e c t l o n
lulu:
previous week, and double the same
k s a l n a t F r o a t P r o P ta in H b eep -H aia-
A very severe shock of earthquake :orps of engineers, says:
"Willapa river empties into the Pa- week last year. Receipts are expected
was experienced over the whole of the
i n g — V a l u é o f t h e H ilo — W a t e r l n g
north of the island, and as far south as hfic ocean through Willapa harbor to fall off. We have now reached the
S to c k in W in te r G e n e r a l N o te s .
Christ-ohurch, New Zealand, Decern ibout 25 miles north of the mouth of time wiiere the exports generally de­
ber 8. Its duration was from one to ;be Columbia river. The entrance to crease; at least they have in the past
P r o tectio n A g a in st Froat
two minutes, and the vibrations were IVillapa harbor Irom the wean has for rears, as the first six months of the
It lias been noticed that the liberal
nany years maintained a depth of over •rop year generally marks the largest application of potash fertilizers, espe­
from north to south.
A terrible storm broke over the Fiji 18 feet at mean low water, and at the exjiort business. There is every indi- cially the crude salts, lessens to a cer­
islands November 11 and again Decem­ present time has a depth of about 21 •ation, however, of a good export move­ tain extent the Injuries which the crop-
ment from now on, as liberal engage­ may suffer from frost. This is an
ber 18, the wind attaining a velocity feet at mean lower low water.
"The mouth of the Willapa river is ments have been for wheat, oorn and item of considerable Importance, espe­
of 85 miles per hour for some time.
Several small vessels were blown ashore jonsidered to be in the harbor about 12 •ats. Foreigners continue to buy mod­ cially In the case of tobacco, which Is
and wrecked. The Union Company’s Biles in a direct line from the ocean erately when tiie market gets weak, so often greatly injured hy frost iu early
steamers had a narrow escape from jar. From the ocean bar to this point I that the outward movement will grad autumn. The cause of the protection
similar fates, but put to sea and cruised lie depths are ample for any class of ually cut into the wheat stocks, which which kalult, for instance, offers to
vessels, ranging from 27 feet to as much are none too heavy if the exports are to
about until the storm subsided.
plants against frosts Is found lu two
The mountain tribes of Ooodcnough >s 70 feet at mean lower low water. keep up large. Argentine news favors sources. Iu the first place, on account
an
exportable
surplus
of
about
35,000,-
Sear
its
mouth
the
Willapa
river
is
¡Bland recently attacked Thompson’s
of the hygroscopic nature of the salt,
station there, and after looting the joined hy the North river, which flows 000 bushels, but some good authorities the moisture of the soil Is more securely
store, murdered four boys ami speared in a course nearly at right angles to make it only 8,000,000 bushels. This held, and there is less rapid evapora­
a number of other employes. The mag­ that of the Willapa. Just above the is used as a club by the bears and con­ tion. One of the prime conditions of
istrate and a force of 14 armed police junction of these two streams is a bar sumers to prevent an advanoe here.
visited the scene for the purpose of naving a ruling depth of water over it There will he no Argentine wheat avail­ tho formation of frost Is a rapid evap­
jf about 10 feet at mean lower low able in European markets before the oration aud consequent cooling of the
avenging the murders.
At the Macquarie islands, December water. The bottom of the river at this latter part of March. In the meantime surface of the soil. Anything which
5, four men were drowned by the acci­ bar is lumpy, and the material forming their ligtit stocks will be reduced, and prevents this, of course, tends to dimin­
It appears to be line, iiard sand and silt. they will have to come in as buyers. ish the Intensity of the frost. In the
dental swamping of their boat.
The bark Loongana, which arrived Die bar separates the deep water of Die American visible supply of wheat second case, the presence of a potash
December 14, brought the news of the Willapa harbor from the deep water of increased this week 47,000 bushels, and fertilizer produces a more luxuriant
drowning of Brother Bernard, a mis­ that part of Willapa river below Mail- now totals 38,803,000 bushels against vegetation, and thus secures a more
sionary, and 18 natives, near the G il­ boat slough, which is a small cut-off 53.872.000 bushels for the correspond­ perfect cover of the soli, affording in
bert islands. The missionary’s party, channel, leaving the Willapa river ing period a year ago. Although the this manner a less rapid evaporation.
in three canoeB, struck a shoal and all about one-half mile above South Bend, movement of corn for 1897 was 116,- These two causes combined undoubted­
the principle city on this harbor, and 747.000 bushels, and the shipments ly have a tendency to diminish the
were lost.
As a result of a conference between joining it again about 1 ,'.j miles below 97,45T,I000 bushels an increase in the duuger from frost to which a crop may
the ministers of agriculture of the vari­ the city. Immediately above the lower receipts of 24,000,000 bushels and in be exposed.—Portland Transcript.
ous colonies, a trial shipment of apples and or mouth of Mailboat slough is an­ 10,000,000 bushels in the shipments,
P r o fits in S h e e p .
and pears will he forwarded to London other bar, having a controlling depth they were less than the arrivals of oats,
The profits on our sheep are gov­
of about 14Jd feet at mean lower low receipts of the latter being 1,838,000
in the near future.
erned by the cost of production, by the
These two bars have existed bushels in excess of corn, while the
Reports from the country districts of water.
use of the fodders and straw, the coarse
Victoria show that the cyclonic storm with about tho same depths which they shipments were 7,000,000 bushels feed, which will not bring anything lu
of November 18 did immense damage, have today since the earliest recorded greater, aggregating 104,666,000 bush­ the markets, especially corn-fodder,
scores of buildings being blown down, surveys of this harbor were made, ex- els. Tiie feeling in corn and oats is and by the cheapness of grain. We
oept that the upper bar lias scoured bullish. There is a strong disposition
and many persons being injujed.
can make the fleece pay the keeping
December 8, Jack Griffiths, of Cobar, away from two to three feet since 1892, on the part of many local traders tc of the sheep for one year, on good,
The Trego-
who held the world's record, and Pro­ when the government began the con­ keep on the long side.
flne-wooled sheep and from these cal­
fessor Bax, of New Zealand, engaged struction of a dike closing the upper Kmith people have accumulated a big culations it would leave the owner the
line, and they are getting quite a fob
in a club-swinging contest for the snd of Mailboat slough.
‘‘The principal businesses of Willapa j lowing. Exports of oorn for the week lambs and manure for bis profit. One
world’s championship at Newcastle.
hundred merino sheep, given abun­
harbor
are the the lumber business and were heavy.
Two-pound clubs were used, and, ac­
dance of bedding, will, between De-
cording to the conditions, the evolu­ the fish and oyster business. Located
P o r tla n d M arket.
cemla-r 1 and May 1, make at least
tions per minute were to be counted. at South Bend are three sawmills,whose
Whoat—Walla Walla, 72@73c; Val­ forty two-horse loads of manure. I
After both hud swung the clubs for 40 combined aggregate daily capacity is
c u re d b y th e u s e o f H a ll ’ s C a t a r r h C u r e .
R e ta in in g M oistu re.
FRA N K J. C H EN EY .
hours continuously, tho match was de- about 150,000 feet. It is reported that ley and Blucstem, 76@77c per bushel. scarcely need to say that both the sum­
Four—Best grades, #4.25; graham, mer and winter manure of the sheep is
The farmer who has a little rill, ra­ S w o rn to b e fo re m e a n d s u b s c rib e d in my
two of these mills are to be rebuilt with
lared a draw.
p re s e n c e , th i s 6 th d a y o i D e c e m b e r, A. D. 1SS6.
#3.40;
superfine,
#2.26
per
barrel.
far
more
valuable
than
that
of
the
vine or draw running through his farm . — *— ,
A. W . G LEA SON ,
Percy Cuvill, upon bis return to largely increased capacities.
Oats—Choice white, 35®36c; choice horse or cow. Its manure on high- along which a Hue of shrubbery has J se al j
N o ta ry P u b lic .
"The lumber is mostly shipped to
Sydney with the mile and live-mile
priced land that requires fertilizers grown up, when cleaning up his land,
championships of the world to his San Francisco in small schooners, as gray, 33@34c per bushel.
H a ll's C a t a r r h C u re is ta k e n in t e r n a l ly , a n d
Barley—Feed barley, #19@20; brew­ cannot be estimated at less than fifty offended by the sight of tills, Is careful a c ts d ir e c tl y o n tiie b lo o d a n d m u c o u s s u rfa c e s
credit, was accorded a reception hy the deep-draft vessels are denied charter
r te s tim o n ia ls , free.
cents per head i>er annum, and I should to clear it away, lest he be charged o i th e s v s te ’r a. F. S en .1. d C fo
H E N E Y Sc CO., T o led o , O.
swimming association. MuKun, a New for cargo from this harbor on account ing, #20 per ton.
Millstiffs—Bran,
#17
|ier
ton;
mid­
be
inclined
to
put
It
still
higher.
The
S
o
ld
b
y
d
r
u
g
g
is
ts
,
Too.
with negligence and unthriftiness. The
of tiie two liars above mentioned. It
Zealund amateur, recently run half
H a ll’s F a m ily P ills a re t h e b e s t.
dlings, #21; shorts, #18.
profit Increases just as the market consequence is that when the ruin falls
mile in one minute 50 seconds. No­ is claimed ttiat, were these two bars re­
Hay—Timothy,
#12.50@13;
clover,
value
of
land
and
the
cost
of
keeping
the water is carried off rapidly, taking fo A r p f te a r r t i b c e u in l a g r s s w o in f d K le in d g hy S a o ll lo o m t h o n e r 's s , T s e r n e a d s u u s r e s , ta m tiie p
moved, the mills located on this harbor
vember 20, 11. Craemer established
N o m o re r h e u m a ti s m ; n o m o re la m e b a c k ,
s t r e n g th .
M A SO N k ik n e y tro u b le s , n e r v o u s d e b ility , e tc .
new world’s record for the mile walk would tie able to compete with mills of #10@U; California wheat, #10; dc increases. The Western grower gets more or less of the soil with it. The C O N H E i.Y M I C r e A n L e w C e O r ., o P. f m O. a n B ly ox 717,
P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa.
oat,
#11;
Oregon
wild
hay,
#9®
10
per
the
lamb
and
about
one-half
of
the
T
h e c a u se of a ll d is e a s e a n d w e a k n e s s is o v e r­
warm
sun
coming
out,
soon
dries
lip
at Auckland, llis time was 0 minutes, Puget sound, Columbia river ami other
c o m e by th is g r e a t life r e n e w e r, D r. S a n d e n ’s
fleece as the profit on each sheep.—In­ aud evaporates the moisture. This is
deep-water Pacific coast ports in the ton.
A Boston genius lias invented a fire E le c tric B elt. I t p o u r s e le c ’ric ity i n t o th e b o d y
27 8-5 seconds.
Eggs—18(320c per dozen.
diana Farmer.
r h o u r s a t a tim e , b u il d in g u p v i t a l i t y a n d
a great error. Every one of these ought machine tiiat will squirt out fires witli fo
foreign lumber trade. Whether the
re s to r in g a ll th e o r g a n s to t h e i r n a t u r a l h e a lth y
Blitter—Fancy creamery, 55 (3 60c;
to be carefully preserved by retalnlug sand instead of water.
lumber business of this harbor would
V a l u e o f t h e K ilo.
c o n d itio n . S e n d fo r fre e book.
C A U G H T BY A C A V E -IN .
On any farm where corn does well, the shrubbery, if already there, or
lie so extended or not may be ques­ fair to good, 45@50c; dairy, 40@50c
SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT CO.
tioned,
but tliero can lie no question per roll.
more cows can be kept on a given num­ planting it, if already taken away or
F i v e M e n E n t o m b e d In a T u n n e l N e a r
2 5 3 W e s t W a s h i n g t o n St., P o r t la n d , Or.
Cheese
—
Oregon,
12*^c;
Young
BEWARE
OF
MORPHINE.
but
that
the
present
trade
would
be
ma­
ber
of
acres
by
using
a
silo
than
with­
wanting.
Want
of
proper
care
in
this
Anaconda«
Please m ention this Paper.
America, 12‘#c; California, 9@10t out one. Corn produces more cow food
respect more than counteracts the ben
Anaconda, Mont., Jan. 17.—At an terially benefited, as the vessels which per |Kjund.
Special forms of suffering lead many
early hour this morning the discovery now carry tiie lumber experience delays
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, #2.50® per ncre than any other of the ordinary etlcial effect of all the trees that are
was made that live men were entombed on account of these liars. One flood 3.25 |>er dozen; broilers, #2.00(32.50; erojts raised. When it is made into planted. Another method of assisting a woman to acquire the morphine
In buying seeds “ e c o n o m y in
r e x t r a v a g a n c e , ” because th e cost \
in a tunnel which the Anaconda Copper tide is required for loaded vessels to geese, #5.50(3 6.50: ducks, #5.00@6.00 silage there is less waste than when In retaining moisture is by forming habit. One of these forms of suffering
of cultivation w asted on inferior seeds
cross
the
two
bars.
Before
tiie
harbor
dry-cured.
Cows
eat
the
whole
plant,
ponds,
and
surrounding
them
with
is a dull, j; irsistent pain in the side,
Mining Company is constructing for
alw ays largely exceeds th e original
per dozen; turkeys, live, 10(311c pet
ears, butts and all, and do not leave the shrubl>ery and trees. This might and accompanied by heat and throbbing.
cost of th e best and dearest seeds to
water-fluming purpoaes under a bluff throat (distant about 19 miles from pound.
be had. T h e ben t in n l w a y n t h e ’
South
Bund)
is
reached,
tiie
tide
is
coarse stalks, ns when field-cured. The ought to be carried on to an hundred
M bs . L ucy P k a s l e y , D erby C e n te r, V t.,
about half a mile beyond the city
c h e a p e s t . P ay a trifle m ore for
Potatoes—Oregon
Burbanks,
40®
60c
ears of corn are soft and easily mnsti- fold grcaaer extent than is at present
says:— “ I w a s very
limits. A large quantity of powder, ebbing. As insur^ice companies pro­ per sack; sweets, #1.26 per cental.
m ise ra b le ; w a s so
wliioii bad been carried into the tunnel hibit vessesl towing to sea on an ebb
Onions—Oregon, # 1.75@2.00 per cuted and digested; so there is very lit­ done.—Western Ploughman.
tle waste of grain. So the silo saves a
w e a k t h a t I could
for the use of the night shift, was ex­ tide, they are forced to lie at anchor in sack.
S tr a w for F a t t e n in g Stock.
great amount of work I 11 husking and
h a r d ly g e t a ro u n d
ploded by some means now unknown, a rather poor roadstead, called North
Hops—5
(3
16c
per
pound
for
new
In all grain-growing districts straw is
grinding corn, which is necessary when
th e h o u se ,c o u ld do
wrecking the face of the tunnel, which cove, for about 24 hours. During the crop; 1896 crop, 4®6o.
plentiful,
and
where
it
is
used
as
feed
winter
southwest
storms
frequently
an d alw ays g et y o u r m oney’s w orth.
n o th in g
w ith o u t
is about 180 feet long, anil resulting in
Wool—Valley, 14® 16c per pound; It Is dry, to get It in proper condition it Is reckoned, and rightly, ns food of
F iv e cents per p ap e r everyw here.
fe e lin g tir e d o u t.
k A lw ays th e best. Seed A nnual free. A
a slide of earth, which closed the tun spring up, and vessels maybe barbound Eastern Oregon, 7®8o; mohair, 20 for the cow to get the full benefit of it. very inferior nutrition. The idea of
D.M.FERRY4 CO., Detroit, Mich.
Another thing: If one has a silo, the
** My monthly
nel completely at a distance of about 40 from ono day to a week after leaving ®22c per pound.
using it to feed fattening stock is said
periods had stopped
feet from its entrance. From the mo South Bend.
Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers harvesting, cutting into short lengths ] to have originated with Joseph J. Me-
"I am of tho opinion that the most and ewes, #3.50; dressed mutton. and storing tlie fodder in condition to
and I was
ment of the discovery of tiie accident,
so tired
feed is all done at one wholesale job chi, a Loudon alderman, who a gener­
diligent effort has been made to reach advantageous and economical method tP„e; spring lambs, 5 l2c per pound.
ation ago made Ills name famous by Ills
and nerv­
the miners, concerning whose fate the of improving these bars is to drudge u
¡logs—Gross, choice heavy, #4.00; early in the season, when the days are
ous all of
deepest anxiety has been felt. At 10 channel through them to a depth of 20 light and feeders. #3.00® 4.00; dressed, long and the weather good.—Hoard’s writings iu agricultural topics. lie
largely
imported
linseed
meal
for
fat­
feet
at
mean
lower
low
water.
Near
the time. I
o'clock tonight, those engaged in the
Dairyman.
#1.50(35.00 |>er 100 pounds.
tening beeves. But he found that If
was trou­
rescue work felt sure that the noise|of the lower shoal mud fiats, which are
Beef—Gross, top steers, #2.75(3 3.00;
W
n
t
e
r
i
n
g
t
h
e
S
t
o
c
k
.
cut hay was used to extend the ration, bled very much with falling of the
For Accidents or Sickness, for Klon­
the “ miner's signal” reached them covered at a two-foot stage of tide, ex­ cows, #2.50; dressed beef, 4)^ ® 6c per
A good well of soft water is neces­ only a small amount of the linseed meal womb and bearing-down pains. A
dike!1, Traveler, Rancher or Family,
tend about 14^ miles to the nortli and pound.
from within tiie tunnel.
sary,
especially
for
cows
giving
milk.
about
one
mile
to
the
south.
At
high
could
be
eaten
without
cloying
the
ani­
friend
advised
me
to
take
Lydia
E.
It was proposed to drive a three-inch
Veal—Large, 4 l,® 5o; small, 5 jj ®
The water should be pumped directly mals. If clover was used still less of Pinkham’s VegetableCompound; I have Pries < 5.8 8. WOODIBfl-CLME 4 C0„ Portland, O'.
pipe through the mass of earth that tide this forms a wide expanse of wa­ do per pound.
Into the trough of a morning; after the the oil meal could be eaten. But when taken five bottles, and think it is the
ter,
and
for
this
reason
the
channel
ILLUSTRATED
had filled the tunnel. This plan was
S e a ttle M arket.
stock have nil been watered, let the he used cut straw which lias not pro- best medicine I ever used. Now I can
followed and a 20-foot length was suc­ through tiie lower shoal should not he
Butter— Fancy native creamery, rest of the water out. The cattle should telds, a good deal of meal could be eat­
work, and feel like myself. I used to
cessfully driven. A second section was less than 200 feet wide. The channel brick, 30o; ranch, 16(3 18c.
be watered twice a day. Water fresh­ en with relish, and the animals fat­ be troubled greatly with my head, but
CO _
F R E E
attached, ami, to the joy of the anxious through the upper shoal may be reduced
Cheese—Native
Washington,
13o;
ly pumped from a well aI>out twenty tened faster. But when he fed Indian I have had no bad headaches or palpi­
S B uell
spectators, it penetrated the mass of to 100 feet in width. The waters of California, O’oC.
the Willapa river carry but little sedi­
feet in depth, will be about the temper­ corn meal with cut straw, less of the tation of the heart, womb trouble or
earth.
® Lamberson
E_-gs—Fresh ranch, 23c.
ature of t>0 degrees; tills water is pleas­ corn meal would be eaten than when bearing-dow n pains, since I commenced
Immediately, at 11 o'clock, commu­ ment in suspension, its course is short,
180 FRONT ST
Poultry—Chickens,
live,
per
pound,
and
for
12
miles
above
South
Bend
it
ant
for
the
cows
to
ilrluk,
and
they
will
to
take
Mrs.
Pinkham's
medicine.
I
fed with cut hay. This vindicates the
nication was established with the im­
P ortland . O r .
liens, lOo; spring chickens, #2.50(3 drink a large quantity of it. Let the
is
a
tidal
stream.
For
these
reasons
it
practice of American farmers, who gladly recommend the Vegetable Com­
prisoned men. Four of them were re-
M ake m o n e y b y s u c c e s iu i
is lielieved that a dredged channel 8 00; ducks, #3.50(33.75.
water out of the trough after the cattle 1 feed much Indian corn. and compara­ pound to every suffering woman. The
s p e c u la tio n in C h ic a g o . We
jsrrted alive and well and one dead.
Wheat—Feed
wheat,
#22
per
ton.
b
u
y a n d s e ll w h e a t o n m a r-
have finished drinking, (■specially of an tively little oil meal.
use of one bottle will prove what it
The work of reaching them is going would lie fairly permanent.”
__
g in s . F o r tu n e s h a v e b e e n
Oats—Choice, per ton, #19®20.
The estimated cost of this improve­
evening, aud with a board cover the
can do.” -
m a d e o n a s m a ll b e g i n n in g by t r a d i n g in f u ­
on vigorously. The men through the
V a ln e o f a H one M ill.
Corn—Whole, #23; cracked, per ton, trough over. This takes but a few min­
tu re s . W rite fo r fu ll p a r t ic u l a r s . B est of re t-
improvised speaking tube, reported ment is as follows: Dredging at lower #23; feed meal, #23 per ton.
e r e n c e g iv e n . S e v e ra l y e a rs ’ e x p e rie n c e on t h e
The bone-cutter is as necessary to
shoal,
260,000
cubic
yards,
at
20
cents,!
utes,
and
It
prevents
ice
and
snow
from
C
h ic a g o B o ard of T ra d e , a n d a t h o r o u g h k n o w ­
that they suffered neither thirst not
Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton, filling up the trough. This is oue way the poultrymnu as his feed mill. It
le d g e of th e b u s in e s s . S en d for o u r fre e re f e r ­
hunger, but they wanted candles. It #50,000; dredging at upper shoal, 100,-! #22; whole, #22.
en ce book.
D O W N IN G , H O P K IN S & Co.,
enables
him
to
use
an
excellent
and
of keeping up the milk supply and
C h ic a g o B o ard of T ra d e B ro k e rs . O ffices in
is not learned how tho explosion oc­ 000 cubic yards, at 20 cents, #20,000;
Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef, keeping the stock in sound health. cheap food, ntid gives him a profit
P o r tla n d , O reg o n a n d S e a ttle , W a sh .
engineering,
contingencies,
etc.,
#7,000;
curred.
where he might otherwise be compelled
steers, 6c; cows, 5 '„o; mutton sheep,
total. #77,000
Horses, sheep and hogs need water fre­ to suffer a loss. It Is claimed that a
8c; |Mirk, 6c; veal, small, 7.
N e w < 'R t i H « l l » n M i n i n g l . i u v * .
quently.
but
If
the
water
Is
ice
cold
they
N orth went N ot««.
bone-cutter pays for Itself in eggs, and
Fresh Fish—Halibut, 5®6c; salmon,
Washington, Jan. 17.—In a few days
will drink but little of It.—Baltimore really costs nothing. Bones are now
Antoine Maxine, a half-breed got J
the treasury department will make into an altercation with John Emanuel, | 8c; salmon trout, 7® 10c; flounder» American.
one of the staple articles of food for
M o o r e ’s R e v e a l e d R e m e d y w ill d o it. Three
T o A n y R eliable M a n .
known the details of tiie arrangements an Indian, at a dance at Little Mission,! and sole, 8(34; ling cod, 4®5; rock cod,
poultry, and no ratio should have them
G e t i t fro m
. M e t h o d * o f P r e s e r v i n g K ick *.
M a rv e lo u s a p p lia n c e a n d o n e m o n t h ’s re m e d ie s d o se s w ill m a k e y o u feel b e tte r .
recently concluded with Canadian and fatally stabbed him with a butcher 6c; smelt, 2 lw®4c.
Fresh Fruit—Apples, 40®90c pei
t o n t r i a l, w ith o u t a n y a d ­ y o u r d r u g g is t o r a n y w h o le s a le d r u g h o u s e , o r
In the consulnr reports for December omitted. They nrv food, grit and lime, o v f a n r a c e r e p p a o y w m e e r n w t, ill b y be t h s e e n fo
Minister of Interior Sifton respecting
re m o s t c o m p a n y in t h e fro m S te w a rt A: H o lm e s D ru g Co., S e a ttle .
box; pears, 25® 75c per box; oranges an interesting account Is given of ex­ all combined In one, and the hens will w o r ld in h e t r e a tm e n t o f m e n , w e a k , b r o k e n , d is ­
the transportation of goldseekers and knife.
e d f ro m e ffe c ts o f e x c e s s e s , w o r r y , o v e r ­ y e v v v v T v V7YV»
(nrvvw
periments made lu Berlin to test va­ leave all other foods to receive the cut c w o o u r ra k . g etc.
Tiie state board of audit and control i navels, $3 .76 per box.
freight to tiie Klondike. It is learned
H a p p y m a r r ia g e s e c u r e d , c o m p le te r e s ­ I
w
‘ ’ CHILDREN T E E T H IN C .’ *
,
t
o
r
a
tio
n o r d e v e lo p m e n t o f a ll r o b u s t c o n d itio n s . P M b s . \ v in sl o y t « s o o t h ix o S t u f f s h o u ld a lw a y g b e N
bone.
If
cut
fine,
even
chicks
ami
rious
methods
of
preserving
eggs.
All
that tiie Canadian government is about lias rescinded the rule which it adopted
S»n rrancl.ro Market.
T iie tim e o f t h i s offer is l im ite d . N o <J. O. D. f u s e d f o r c h ild re n t e e th i n g . I t s o o th e s t h e c h i ld .« o f t- ^
ducklings
will
relish
such
excellent
s c h e m e , n o d e c e p tio n , n o e x p o s u re . A d d r e s s
u m s , n 1 l»i y > a i l p a in , c u r e s w in d « » lie .a n d is
to issue new customs and mining regu­ of taking from the old soldiers wht
Wind—Nevada 11 ® 13c; Oregon, IS were treated on July 1 and opened at
NIAGAÜA ST., k h t e h n e s th h o e st g re
m e d y f e r d ia rr h o e a . T w e n ty five cent# a j
the end of the following February. Salt food, while turkeys grow rapidly on ------------------- - - 6ft
are inmates of the State Soldiers’ ] ® 14c; Northern 7® 8c per pound.
I b o t t le . I t is t h e b e e t o f a l l .
lations for that region.
Ill KFALO, N. Y. b
a
j
—
—
—
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water, salicylic acid, rubbing with salt, it. To meet with success requires the
Home 25 per cent of their pensions.
Hops—12*,® 16c per pound.
O r d e r « « ! t«» E g y p t .
Millstuffs— Middlings, #22(324; Cal covering with bran, etc., did not pre- j use of the best materials, and green
Sherman county farmers have not
vent the eggs from spoiling. But eggs bone t>eats all oilier substances as food
London, Jan. 17.—The morning pa­ sown as much ground to grain this fall ifornia bran, #18.50® 19.50 per ton.
Onions— New red. 70®80c; do new varnished with vaseline were all good for poultry.—Poultry World.
liers announce that the first battalion as is customary, owing to the fact that
at the end of February, and so were
ot grenadiers, now at Gibraltar, has they were kept busy harvesting unti silverskin, #2.25(32.50 per cental.
Keeping G r a d e F o w l s .
Egg*—Store, 22(3 24c; ranch, 25® those preserved In lime water and
been ordere.) to get ill readiness for ser-1
harvest have devotee
The grade fowl Is all right for poultry
those
preserved
in
a
solution
of
water
vice in Egypt The other line bat­ their time principally to getting theit 28c; Eastern, 15® 19; duck, 16c pei
keepers who keep fowls for eggs or for
glass. The llnte water sometimes gives sale as poultry, without trying to be­
talions are under similar orders. grain to market, leaving but little timt dozen.
the
eggs
a
bad
taste,
the
solution
of
Tiiere is evidence of preparations for to devote to seeding. What grain was
Cheese—Fancy mild, new, 12*%c; fail
gin as breeders for sale alive. The i « >
..FOR...
water glass causes the egg shell to grade can never tie depended upon, and I M >
to good, 7 ® 8c per pound..
an important campaign.
sown early in the fall looks well.
break
easily
on
Immersion
In
trolling
Citrus Fruit — Oranges,
navels,
the grade roosters should be killed off
The action of the state board ol
water and putting the vaseline on eggs every year, and only the pullets kept.
A F l l l h m t t T Citptitreil.
equalization in raising the Jackson #1.60(32.60; Mexican limes, #4.00(3 take* too much time.
Havana, Jan. 17.—The Spanish gun­ county assessment 50 per cent on stock» 4.50; California lemons, choice, #!.5(
When It is desired to replenish the N >
boat Algaria lias captured off the coast of merchandise lias caused a storm ot (32.00; do common,TSc(3#l.25 per Imx.
flock a full-bred cock of one or the other V > •
T he H o t S h o e E v il.
of Cuba, near Manzanillo, a fishing criticism and protest in that country.
Hay—Wheat, #13.60(3 15; wheat and
of the breeds from which the cross Is i •
Power that will save yon ntooe” and
Fitting the shoe hot, so frequently made should be used. If a third breed O
smack from Jamaica having on isiard a Merchants are trying to arrange a meet oat, #18(3 14 50; oat, #U ® 18.50; best
»i >
♦< >
make you money. Hercules Eogines
cargo of war material, niodicines and ing, to lie composed of one represent«- barley, #11® 13; alfalfa, #11® 11.50. practiced, cannot be too strongly con­ Is introduced Into the strain the >c
>
demned. as the sensitive structures be­ progeny will be mongrels, ami good I ►
are the cheapest power known. Burn
< ,
clothing.
[ live of each firm, to take action in thi clover, #10.50® 12.
neath
the
horny
wall
arc
seriously
in
Gasoline or Distillate Cwl; no smoke,
Fiesh Fruit—Apples, 50c®#1.25 pet
for nothing for any purpose. Most I £ i
matter.
It is proposed that the repre
r r « « l « l n i t «»f H i « F r e n c h Me iia te.
>
fire, or dirt For pumping, running
! sentatives shall select three of tlieii Urge box; grapes, 35(3 40c; Isabella, Jured. the pores In the horny tissue farmers try to experiment with too 0<
>
Paris, Jan 17. — M. Loubet was ■ r*' i number to take immediate legal actior 60(3 75c; pegches, 60C(3#|; pears, 75c closed, and the secretion of the hoof many breeds. More than two will re­ I M
dairy or farm machinery, they have no
I, ,
seriously Interfered with until the hoof sult In practical ruin to their flocks.
elected presidrntof the senate today. to prevent the county clerk from enter­ #1 per box; plums, 20(335c.
equal. Automatic in action, perfectly
Butter—Fancy creamery, 28c; dc finally becomes brittle and easily
M. Scheurer-Kestner was defeated for ing tiro 50 per cent additonal assess
safe and reliable,
broken.
The
majority
of
shoeing
smiths
Th<*
T
h
T
m
i
o
n
t
c
l
.
r
Hutton.
seconds,
26®
37o;
fancy
dairy,
26c;
re-election to tiie vice-presidency.
ment.
head for illustrated catalog.
Have you a thermometer button? It
goo. I to choice, 24:3 25c per pound. argue that It requires too much time to
obtain
a
perfectly
plane-bearing
sur­
The
French-Flagstaff
Mining
Com­
Is
the
latest
tiling
out.
and
consists
of
Potatoes— New. in boxes, 46 c® fl.
N o h i t n j r r «»f Htmrvat I on .
face on the both fhe foot and ahoe with a tiny spiral of glass tubing contain­
Seattle, Jan. 17.—The report of Ma­ pany lias determined to adopt the ns»
The
city of Rahway will soon posse*»
jor Rucker, who was sent to Dyea re­ of cyanide, which is necessary to treat ihe largest dome in the East. It is to the tools Intended for that purpose: ing the quicksilver, which Is fastened
cently for tiie purpose of recon Hollering the ores from the deep levels of tbs be erected over the New Jersey stats that the shoe can be made to I>ear all to a small metal disk or button that
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around alike much easier anti quicker may be worn on the lappel. A clrcnlnr
the ground preparatory to starting the mine. The company also intends U reformatory.
actnnl horsepower)
put
in
dry
crushing
roils,
instead
of
Bay S t, San Francisco, Cal.
by
placing
it
on
the
foot
hot
nnttl
the
scale
locates
the
mercury
with
refer­
goverment relief expedition and to in­
The famous Louis XV drswing-room foot is charred wherever touched by ence to the heat. So when any one
Price, only SlSS.
terview persons returning from Dawson the 10 stamps additional, aa projected, j
on tlie need of relief, lias been received and will suspend mill operations foi suite, com|>osed of a sofa and six arm­ the hot shoe. No doubt this Is the most wants to know whether It Is hot enough
chairs, with old Beauvais tapestry, has rapid way of fitting shoes, but when for yon. all yon nt-ed do U to point to
here ami forwarded to Brigadier-Gen­ a month or two, to admit of grading re­
been sold in Paris to a London dealet we take Into consideration the harm the button.
quired
by
the
new
installment
ol
ma­
eral Merriam at Vancouver tiarracks.
for #70,000.
chinery.
Meanwhile
drifting
will
b«
done by such practice we find that
While tiie exact tenor of the report it
ng an d 1 o ratin g OoM o r
M i * n n i t e r s food.
o r h u r le d ir**a»urea. M . 1*.
Peru balsam with nine times its nothing tins beeu gained, but that
not known, it is stated that it dis pushed actively north am) south from
He asked the maiden to fly with him.
R . B o x 337,6ouibi»f;ton,C onn.
the
main
shaft
at
tiie
600-foot
level
1
much
of
the
value
of
the
horse
has
been
1
weight of collowion is advised by Pro­
courage« any unnecessary expenditure
But ah. what did she do?
N. r . V !
N o. 4. ' 9 * .
lost: for of what value la a borne with
She merely »aid: “Are you one of
of energy and money in carrying out
Lewis county tax collections for tin j fessor Klein for an elastic and water-
I V H E N w r itin g to
a d v e rtis e r« , p i’
•ut
a
aourd
foot?
It
U
also
Important
Those
crazy
inventor»,
too?”
wwwf
coating
for
«mail
wounds.
the proposed expedition.
■ t o m b of November weie over # 2 7,000,1
m
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