44 You May Bend the Sapling
But Not the Tree / 4
T h e O. R. A N. a nd Oregon Short
L in e have added a buffet, amoking and
libra ry car to t h e i r Portland-C hioago
th rough tr a in , and a d in in g car aervice
baa been in au g u a rate d . T h e tr a i n ia
equip ped w ith t h e lateat c h a ir cara,
day coachea a n d luxurioua first-class
and o rd in a r y sleepers. Direct connec
tion m ade a t G r a n g e r w ith U n io n P a
cific, and a t Ogden w ith Rio G r a n d e
line, from all pointa in Oregon, W a s h
ington and Id a h o to all E aa te tn citiea.
F o r in f o r m a tio n , rates, etc., call on
a n y O. K. & N. agent, or address W.
H. H u r l b u r t , G e n e ra l Passenger Agent,
P o r tla n d .
A n K i p l H im t i u n .
T I i» B e s t M un W in « .
" I t s tr ik e s me t h i s ioe w ater ig
d i i t v , ” said a C i n c i n n a ti hotel guest,
“ H n l i v gee I” exclaim ed the bellboy,
ae he looked in t h e p itc h e r, “ I betcher
de porter forgot ter waul) i t . ” — C h i
cago E v e n i n g N e w s ..
Prize fig h tin g m ay n o t be a p le a sa n t su b
je c t, b u t it teach es a lesso n —th e in a b ility
o f inui! to hold th e c h a m p io n s h ip for an y
le n g th o f tim e. How u n lik e th e g re a t
c h a m p io n of h e a lth , H o s te tte r’s S tom ach
H itte rs, w hich h a s for liftv y ears cured
c o n s tip a tio n , dy sp e p sia, biliousness an d
liver tro u b le .
B u r lin g to n , l a ., people have laised
(30 ,0 0 0 of th e ( 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 which they a ie
asked to subscribe in stock in o rd e r to
secuie a ne w r a ilw a y t h a t will run
n o rth from t h a t city and p e netiute new
territo ry .
When disease h is become chronic and
deep seated it is often difficult to cure it.
That is the reason w h y it is best to
take Hood's Sarsaparilla <when disease
first sh o w s itself. In long-seated, tena
cious cases. Hood's Sarsaparilla is also
w onderfully successful.
■t
Never Disappoint
Decent in vestigation» h a s shown th a t
a bright green line c h a r a c te ris tic ot the
speotrum of t h e new gas, krypton, is
a lm o st iden tica l w ith t h e spectioscopio
lin e t h a t characterizes t h e aurora bore
alis.
F o r some troubles a G e r m a n p h y si
cian has discovereil a new a n d sim ple
rem edy, which consists in m assage of
th e liver by holdin g t h e b re ath a t the
h e ig h t of inspiration and b re a t h in g out
slowly.
S c e n e r y m id
ta r iu m .
N u tu r» ’s
S a n i
Scenery, a ltitu d e, sunshine and uir,
co n stitu te the factors w hich are rap id
ly m aking Colorado th e health and
pleasure grounds of the w orld.
H ere th e sun shines 867 «lays of the
average year, anil it bleudB w ith the
crisp, ele c tric m ountain u ir to produce
u clim a te m atchless in the known
w orld. No pen cun portray, no brush
can p ictu re the m ajestic grandeur of
th e scenery along the line of the Denver
& Itio G rande Railroad in Colorado,
l ’artiea going East should travel via
th is line w hich is known all over the
w orld as the Scenic L ine of the world.
For any inform ation regarding rates,
tim e tables, etc., call on or address It.
C. N ichol, general agent, 861 W ash
ington street, 1‘ortlund, O r., or any
agent of the O. It. & N. Co., or South
ern i'acilic Company.
J u s t before W. V. S m i t h , of F l o r
ence, K a n ., goes to hod h e carefully
places his beard in a m u s l in bag. A f
ter lie lias entered t h e bed he puts the
bag u nde r his pillow, i l i s beard is
lieai ly e ig h t feet long.
TO
TRAVEL.
I n f o r m a t i o n fo r t h » P u b l i c .
Hlood flows th rough t h e bones of
very young c h ild ren a lm o s t as freely
us th r o u g h th e veins.
C lim a te ,
A b la c k sm ith in G ra ss Valley, C al.,
decided to close his career on t h e a n
Mrs. May Preston Sioaaon has been niversary of nig b i r th d a y , a t t h e very
appointed c h a p la in of the W yoming hour of t h e d a y when h e w a s born.
s ta te p e n it e n ti u i y a t Laram ie.
He waited u n t il t b e clock s t r u c k 11,
and then c o m m itte d suioide.
HOW
“SWIFTWATER BILL.”
Iro p ro v .d T ra in K q u lp n i.n l.
Q u « « r n e ia o f M « l .
I t ’s a wise child th a t knows its own
father when it sees him out in com
pany.
It doesn't tak e much of a m an to
te ll how a thing ought to be done. The
one who dues and does it deserves the
praise.
The man who goes to church may
not enjoy th e sermon, b u t he generally
goes home w ith a good appetite for his
Sunday dinner.
i t is claim ed by some people th a t
baldness indicates great bruin power,
b u t the m akers of alleged h a ir restor
ers keep on getting ric h .—Chicago
Times H erald.
IIE A F N IS S
CANNOT
BK
CUBED
By lo c a l a p p lic a tio n ., aa th ey ca n n o t reach th e
A v a la
F r a n c e em ployes over 6,000 w om en
O nly 65 per c ent of t h e blondes
in h e r c ivil service, tele p h o n e a n d tele m a r r y , w hile 79 per c e n t of t h e b r u
g r a p h offices.
n e t t e sisters engage in m a t r i m o n y .
T h e N a tiona l C ouncil of W om en of
H o lla n d is now fully organiz ed, having
adopted a c o n s titu tio n a nd by-law s and
elected officers. Mrs. K le to k van Ho-
gondorp ia pre sident.
T h o women who ha v e inte rested
them se lves in t h e case of Mrs. May-
brick are greatly disappointed t h a t Mr.
C h o a te had failed to o b tain favorable
action on h e r case.
Q ueen W il h e lm i n a of H o lla n d , has
received from th e D u tc h j o u r n a lis ts
live large bound volumes c o n ta in in g all
th e accounts of Iter corouution t h a t
were w r i t te u by t h e foreign jo u r n a lists
who a tte n d e d it.
T h e m ost costly piece of ra ilw a y line
in t h e world is pro b a b ly t h a t betw een
t b e Mansion House a n d A ld g a te s t a
tio n s in London, which r e q u ite d th e
e x p e n d i t u re of close upou (10,000,000
per m ile.
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Dyspepsia
K l o n d i k e N o te s *
U nusual in terest is being m anifested
In th e approaching tr ia l of A rth u r
Goddard, who killed Jam es P rather,
his cabin m ate last May. He has been
acting very strangely in his prison
apartm ents in the barracks lately and
the police are of the opinion he is in
sane. He is closely watched n ig h t and
day. C aptain W. W. Robinson, jr .,
has sent in a long le tte r saying the
prisoner was severely in ju red when a
boy and th a t his fam ily considred him
p artially insane.
Recently the O ttaw a au th o rities or
dered returned to A m erican territo ry
1,018 barrels of beer im ported by the
A laska Comm ercial Com pany and the
N orth A m erican Trading and & T rans
portation Company. Governor-Ogilive
has ju st issued a perm it allow ing the
shipm ent to go to Dawson and placed
in the bonded warehouse, along w ith
2.000 barrels of other beer, pending a
final decision by the O ttaw a govern
m ent.
Since the opening of navigation, ac
cording to local passenger lists, 9,447
people have left Dawson and 2,899
have arrived there. This aggregate
does not include 1,000 or 1,500 men
who floated down the riv er to Capo
Nome. I t is estim ated th a t there are
8.000 “ broke” m en in the K londike
who m ust get out of th e country or
become objects of charity n ex t w inter.
I. Hobson and A. B. C rane have re
turned from a prospecting tr ip on Coal
and Twelve Mile creeks and Porcupine
river, along the foothills of th e Rocky
M ountains, w ithout finding any placer
or quartz gold indications. They pro
nounce the country barren of valuable
m ineral. I t is a h u n te r’s paradise,
they say, and tho valleys abound w ith
all kinds of game.
Most people eat more than is pood for them. The stomach tries to digest all that’s put into it, but if
repeatedly overloaded, it goes on a strike. That’s indigestion. Rich, over-sweet, in
indigestible food weakens the
stomach and makes it unable to take care of the material put into it. More food taken into a weakened stomach
than the stomach can digest, stays there, forms gases and rots, bringing on all the horrors of dyspepsia. The
only way to cure dyspepsia is to clean out the digestive canal with CASCARETS. Keep it clean with Cascarets,
eat light food sparingly, and give the stomach a chance to rest up and get strong again.
Bo sure you got the genuine CASCARETS 1
when he in nr
W ay
"Sw iftw ater B ill,” says the Dawson
Dispatch, has som ewhat of a “ p u ll” in
Dawson, and has exercised it to the
extent of exterm inating the famous
Lamore fam ily, root and stem , from
the K londike capital.
W illiam Gates, or “ Sw iftw ater B ill”
has had a world of trouble w ith th is
family, and during the spring when, by
reason of prior w ater rights, G ates was
unable to obtain w ater to sluice his
Dominion claim s, they were m aking
him squirm by reason of his shortage
of ready cash. B ut when tho first
w ater rights were consumed, Gates got
his dumps under wash, and once again
the famous silk h at and long-tailed
ooat were taken in hand and "Sw ift-
Mr. H . N . W a r n e r , o f M ln d a n ,
N e b ., . a id :
w ater W illie ” was the Y ukon Monte
‘- I n is m I w n . a t ta c k e d w ith p a ra -
C risto of old.
l y .l a In m y left aid e. Y ou m ig h t
a llo k a p in to t h e b e a d In to m y le f t
H e secured as a s|>ecial a ttractio n a
h i p a n d I w o u ld n o t feet 1C 1 w a s
young girl from P ortland, n o tw ith
o n a b le t o d o a n y k in d o f w o rk a n d
h a d t o b e tu r n e d lu b ed. 1 m a d e
standing he had to s ta rt her m other in
u p m y m in d t h a t I c o u ld n o t bo
the lodging-house business in Dawson
cu re d aa I b a d uaed a ll k in d s o f
m e d ic in e a n d b a d tria d m a n y d o c
and supply her sister w ith ready money
tor«. I w a s a d v is e d t o tr y Dr. W il
to act as chaperone. This young lady
l i a m . ' P in k P ill« for P a le P e o p le,
a n d c o m m e n c e d t h e ir u . e la stH e p -
was a trained vocalist and pianist, and
tern b er. B e fo r e 1 b a d f in is h e d m y
soon cut a swell in the Dawson tender
first b o x I f e lt b etter, a n d b y t im e
I b ad u sed a n b o x e s tb a d l.e a e e
loin, and w ith G ates’ dust soon was a
h a d e n t ir e ly d is a p p e a r e d , a n d I
power.
h a v e n o t b een s o fr e e fro m p a in
a ln o e 1 w a . a b o y . T h e p a r a ly s is
Mrs. “ Sw iftw ater B ill” Gates, better
a ls o d is a p p e a r e d , a n d a lt h o u g h tw o
known as Gussie Lam ore, and her two
m o n t h s h a v e p a s s e d s in c e 1 fin
is h e d m y la s t b o x , t h e r e h a s b e e n
sisters and brother are now en route to
n o r e c u r r e n c e o f t b e d is e a s e .
F r o m th e U a u U e , M in d t n ,
Han Francisco, and claim th a t Swift-
w ater jobbed them , as they were given
eight hours to tran sact any pressing
Or. Williame’ Pink Pilla for Pala Psepla
business and leave th e Yukon forever,
ara never sold Or th* d oion or hundred,
but alw ati In packaooo. At all druggists,
the officials claim ing th a t they were
ar direct trom the Dr. Williame Medicine
too light-fingered in handling m iners’
Co.. Schenectady, N. V., CO carda ptr box.
C boxas 62.60.
dust in the Yukon. I t is estim ated
th a t they had $85,000 each as a result
of th eir stay in Dawson.
"S w iftw ater” is now cock of the
In t h e A frican e l e p h a n t both sexes
ha v e ivory tusks, while in t h e A s ia tic w alk in Dawson and the same spend
t h e y are g e n e r a l / re stric te d to tbe th rift as of old.
n ed p o rtio n of th e car. 't here is o n ly o n e
In aelecting your route to th e East d a u a ea
y t o c u r e d c a t n e .s , a n d th e t I . by c o n .t lt u -
you c a n n o t ailord to overlook the a d tlo a a l re m e d ies. D e a f n c . la r a n ted by a n In
flam ed c o n d itio n o t th e m u co u s lin in g o t th e
v antages and comforts offered by the E u sta c h ia n T u b e. W hen thta tu b e g e t . In-
Rio G r a n d e W estern Railway in coll flam ed y o u h a v e a r u m b lin g .o u u d or im p er
h ea rin g , a n d w h e n It la e n tir e ly clo sed
ection with tlie Denver & Rio G r a n d e fect
d ea fn ess i i th e re su lt, an d u n lea . th e Inflam m a
and Colorado M idland railroads. It is tio n ca ll be ta k en o u t a n d th is tu b e re itn red to
I t. n u r in .l c o n d itio n , h ea rin g w ill be d estro y ed
t h e only tran s c o n tin e n ta l line passing forever; n in e ca ses o u t ot ten are ca u sed by
d irec tly t h ro u g h Halt L ake City, and ca ta rrh , w h ich ts n o th in g b u t a n in fla m e d
c o n d itio n of th e m u co u s su rfa ces.
in addition to t h e glim pse it affgrds of
We w ilt g iv e O ne H u n d red D ollars for any
t h e T em ple city, the G r e a t Halt Lake, ca se ot I n -a in e s. (ca u sed b y ca ta rrh ) th a t ca n
n o t be cu red b y H a ll's C atarrh C are. B end (or
t h e sa lt palace, and th e picturesque circu la rs, tree.
F. J. C H E N E Y <b CO., T o ls d o , O.
U t a h valley, it offers choice of six d is
Bold b y D ru g g ists, 75c
tin c t routes to th e E ast juid th e most
H a ll’s F a m ily B ills are th e b e a t
m agnificent scenery in th e w orld. A
I t ia announced t h a t I t a l i a n e x p e r i
double duily train service and through
P u l l m a n palace and o rd in ary sleeping m en ts on vegetable life w i t h Roentgen
cars, free reclin ing c h air cars and a rays have shown t h a t th e e f f e o t is id e n
perfect d in in g car service are now in tical w i t h t h a t of su n l i g h t.
operatio n via these lines.
A r e Y o u G o i n g K n it?
F u r pa m p h le ts descriptive of the
If so, you should see t h a t
“ G r e a t Halt Lake R o u t e , ” apply to J.
yo u r tic k e t reads via the m ale .
D. Mansfield, general agent, 268 W as h
G r e a t Rock Island route, C IT S Perm anently Cured. N o fltso r nervousne*.
■ IIO ali«*r first duy’a use o f Dr. K lin e’s Great
ington street, P o r tla n d , Or.
and you w i l l get t h e best. N
erv e R estorer. Send for F R E E H2.QO trial
P u l l m a n palace sleeping cars, ele gant bottle and treatise. I) it. H. 11. K L IN E , Ltd., WO
A rch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
T h e Princess of Naples is said to be
in c lin in g o h a i r c a i s " f r e e , ” and lib ia ry
th e most beautiful member of u r e ig n
buffet c a r s o n a ll th r o u g h train s. Best
T h e Princess of Wales has m ade such
ing family.
d i n in g car se rvice in th e world. P o p u a loving hobby of m usio t h a t she p l a y ,
Piso's Cur« for Consumption is the best lar personally conducted excursions w ith m u ch sk ill tb e piano, h a r m o n i u m
For a n d z ith e r.
of all cough cures. — flenrgu W. L otz, Fu- oueo a week to all points E as t.
bucher, Lu.. August 20, 1805.
full p a r tic u la r s call on or a d d rsss any
Mothers will lied Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth
tic k e t a g e n t, or
A. E. C O O P E R ,
It a ppea ls t h a t Miss E nid Y andell is G. A. P. D.. C. K. 1. & P. Hy., 240 ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during tbe teething period.
not th e only woman sculptor m em ber
W ashington stre et, P o r tla n d , Or.
ot the National Sculptor Hociety. In
M a ny a n im a ls in d e se rt
regio ns
a d d itio n to Miss Yandell th e society
Mrs. Tower, t h e wife of t b e A m e r i ne v er h a v e any water except tire dew
includes Mrs. 11. H. K itson, of Boston, can am bassador, h a s t b e re p u ta ti o n of on vegetation. A parrot in t h e L on
ami Miss Hussite P otter, who, like Miss being one of t h e best gowned women don Zoo ia known to h a v e lived 62
Yumlell, now lives in New York.
y e a r s w ith o u t d r i n k i n g a drop of water.
a t th e R ussian court.
E n g la n d has one Hook of pu re m erino
According to Nilsson, the zoologist,
sheep.
th e weight of the G re en la n d w h a le is
100 tong, nr 224,000 pounds, or equal
J u n e hugs are thick in p a rts of G e r
to t h a t of 88 e le p h a n ts or 440 bears.
m a n y th is year.
A t Brody school
c h ild r e n lately g a th e red 26 1. hundre d | Mine. Melhu c a u g h t cold at a b o a t
w eight from a 16-aore Held. Home one ing putty on tile T h am es not long ago,
has figured o u t t h a t th is m ea ns 1,270,- 1 a n d had to give up singing a t Mrs.
000 J u n e hugs.
tlgden G u e le t’s party, where she was to
huve been paid (2,0 00.
F i v e women, C la ra B a rton, Anno
llo uligny, M a rgare t L i m n e r , A nnie
W h a t are known as “ tida l w aves”
Wheeler and Helen M. Gould, have re have n o thing to do with the tides, but
ceived tiie th u n k s of congress for their are supposed to be causd by e a r t h
valuable services in th e cause of mercy quakes. T hey do not, thoie fore, a p
in the lute war.
pear a t regula r inte rvals.
E um » In V T h i n g . H I . O f a
la e . . a o a - O l h . v K lo n *
d ik a N o t ...
»oRing to a heiress, do you?
•* F o r s i x j f i m r m 1 w a s a v i c t i m o f d f a -
« P * la in its w o rst form . I cou ld e a t n o th in g
ut milk to a st, and a t tim e s m y s to m a ch
w ould not retain and d ig e s t ev en th a t. I^ast
March I began ta k in g C AS< A K K T * and staoe
then 1 have steadily im proved, until I am a s
r
Judge S. O. Morford, form erly pro
bate judge of Y akim a county, W ash.,
has sold his property interests on Bo
nanza, H unker and o th er creeks to
Tom K irkpatrick and Dr. Bonner for
$95,000. He w ill retu rn to his W ash
ington home n e x t w in ter and live in
peace and happiness th e rest of his
days.
The governm ent is building a wagon
tra il from C aribou crossing to a point
below W hite Horse rapids through
Watson valley and around T hirty Mile
river. This w ill lessen th e distance
on the w inter tra il fully 100 miles.
I t Is estim ated th a t fully 40,000 tons
of general
m erchandise has been
shipped to the Y ukon valley via St.
M ichaels and W hite Pass. There is an
abundance of food a t Dawson to supply
all requirem ents.
10 c.
25 c. 50 c.
D RU G G ISTS
THE TA BLET
Thomas M ahoney, general m anager
of the N orth A m erican T rading &
T ransportation
Com pany, has p u r
chased th e m ercantile holdings of the
B ritish A m erican Company. The p u r
chase price was $100.000.
CASCARETS ar* absolutely harmlaaa. a purely vegetable rompouns. No mercurial or othat «amarai pill poiana la C a sca n te. Cascarela promptly, effectively 111 p erm a n esti,
care every Siaorier ol tbe Stom ach. Liver sad la testm ea . Tbay aot oaly c u n coastipatioa, but correct any and every form ot Irn guU rltvo« tbe bow els. loclu41ig«U rT bm aaaddya*B tary.
P leasan t, palatable, potent. T aste good. do good. Never sicken, w eek ea or gnpo
Be sure you get the genuine I Bew are ot im itation * and sub stitu tes ! Buy a box of CASCARETE
to -d a y , and 11 not pleased In evnry inspect, get pour money back I W u taua lot booklet and 1res sam ple t Addisse STBRL1BO REMEDY COMPANY, CE1CAOO or NBW YORK.
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n i n t ic r h e w «••tit’ii« o r o f h o w lo n g « ta n .lin g R tW illl
fr o m it« uw* will ««tont«h yoft. I t » a h s e tu ta ty ««r«,
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T h r o u g h r o l a r » a n d T o u r i s t N l» » |> ert
i l i u l u g a n . I It uflVt S i u o k l u g
L ib r a r y C ors.
¡PENSION
r i AIMANTS FDR I
....F A S T T I M E ....
A n te tft NATHAN I
__
HCKFONn Washington
hinfton. 0. C.. t h e y w ill r e
N erylce and S c e n e ry U n e q u a l l e d .
a r*| m
i Mb N
Por T icket« a n d a ll in fo rm a tio n a p ply ts
AHh Corps. P ro secu tin g claim » s in c e 1STS. you r n e a r e st « s e n t , or addreos
A. B. C. DKNNTSTO*.
C. P. an d T A , P ortlan d.
R. C. 0T B V SW A O. W. P. A .. ftoattW
Rupture
t r e a t e d *e<en-
R elief for W om en"
H. M S » rn 1 !»
- -A
I*' Writ«
m
Wkf*. ftlw»y« rwtlahif. »mi without mil oQtiftl.
_ ftol.lbf ftlftlruirwiw.il» m**t*i bo«, » rt-Bak
8*« «ftton in niu«. W bit* ami R«d. Tftk* fto oUtftr.
Jr**«* tin t*
A m t m i 1 8 c. B«w VwcAUt#
DR. GUNN'S '“ l ” 0,“ 0 PILLS
ttfiCftlly ftUal
confidenti ftl-
|T.
P R . MABTET.'N B O O * .
French Female Pills.
f*ml«rxt by thtwiw»n.1« of ««ti.R.^1 |«>||««
lURla WMtMk All USI FAIS.
ft m
I
I r
II
Staff
U r c f t t a r m a ile d o n rvQ urta.
l' »• '
k
* «t «” t
tar* «».l Tawuoi. in*!« of 1 >K. I l k r i l i
t ( o u ein S y r u p . T a » t« * G o o d .
In t i m e
S old by d r u a s tu t a .
C O N S U M P T IO N
i
YOUNG MEN!
plows belts smi windmills. Th* new
pieel I X L windmill, sold by him, is u n
equalled.
O N E F O R A D O S E . Our* flirk H . a .t a rb *
*a,l D r , p r y . a f irm *** T l m | . . .,.,1 r » r t ( y t h .
Blood. Aid IHffe*tion f tn dP r ev s nt Rbiou»: *«« P o
no t G r ip s or Bicken To co nv in ce vou w« will mail
r
*»« B« D K H l K A M t l
« O . , r h l l M t * . . f r B a y . a.,IS by I T , « , i , u .
C N WOODARD A CO . 108 feee a S St . Ps finto.
,
CURL FOR PILES
I ’ HI N» à Pi!«* BfAtv.* • nt Matar* »ul o*u««> itehino
Tin* form, »• well «• N m.l, n «« d iu « o r Protru.ltug
p.|«s «r* . ur«l I » O r. l o M f f k O ' l PM» H » m » u *
8tw*ft ite hi up «Bit bleedift« A b*> rb« t«i»orft
J«r «t ,<rtif«.t« r M u jh fB iil ft-«ti«*fr*B Writ*
a is »boat yuwr a « sb PR f o S k V KO, Pb. «u* . t*o
j
m. r. n. * .
\ V M * ,< a r t t l n g
"
s im U m
this
TRADE
A C T IV IT Y .
I * a t* r u l H u a ln e s a o f t h * C o u n t r y
F v r w s r d a t a G o o d V im cr.
G o*»
B r a d a t r e e t ’a eaya:
W ith compara
tively l i t t le «took or o t h e r speculative
a ctivity, and w ith few strong new fea
tures p r e se n tin g them selves, th e gener
al business of t h e country goes forward
at a good pace, and w ith unprecedented
volum e for t h is period of the year.
F a l l t i a d e a c tiv ity would a ppea r to he
at its m a x i m u m , j u d g i n g fiom advices
af a c tiv ity and s tr e n g th of d e m a n d re
ported a lik e from W estern and h a s L r n
m arke ts, a n d shared in also hy most
South A t l a n t i c and i n te iio i Southern
s h ie s .
Iron and steel are q u ie t b u t very
t t r o n g at the E ast.
L i t t l e im p r o v e m e n t seem» to be noted
in w he at though th e g o v e rn m e n t tepoit
was tetnporuiily a ti m u 'a t m g . W ea the r
c onditions are p a r tl y responsible for
I ha b e tte r d e m a n d for b u t te r . The
s tr e n g th of cotton goods is notable.
L u m b e r re ta in s a ll its old s t i e n g t b and
some new buying is responsible for a d
vanced qu o tato n s a t se veral centers.
T h is is tru e also of most b u i ld i n g m a
te r ia ls w ith t h e exception of brick
which is r a th e r weak owing to repotted
over production. Wool is firmer a t all
and higher ut some m a r k e ts a n d m uch
i n te r e s t is ta k e n in t h e n e x t L ondon
wool sales.
W h e a t (in c lu d in g flour) ship m en t*
for tlie week aggregate 4,000,0 00 b u s h
els a g ain st 4.363,903 bushels last w eek
8,675,291 bushels in t h e c o r re sponding
week of 1898, 0,299,948 b ushe ls in
1897, 5,966,352 bushels iu 1896, and
2,892,259 btiBhels in 1895.
Sinoe J u l y 1, t h is season, t h e exports
of w h e a t aggregate 42,012,798 bushels,
a g a in st 36,469,091 bushels l a s t year,
a n d 44,602,700 in 1897.
B usiness failures foi th e w e ek n u m
ber 149, against 123 last week, a n d 173
in t h is week a y e a r ago.
P A C IF IC
COAST
H enry P ilts is accused by Edgar
Mizer of converting to h is own use
$1,500 from th e French H iil claim .
DKPABT
roa
TIME SCHEDULES
From Port and.
A rrive
Fast
M ail
I.ON p m .
S a l t L a ke , D en v e r ,
F t . W orth, < Mnaha,
K a n s a s c i t y , St
Lout «, C h i c a g o ,
a n d East.
Fast
Mail.
6:45 p. m.
Bpçkana
Flyer
i:2u y. in.
W a l l a W a lla . R p o
n ane, M in n ea p o
lis, St P a u l . D u
l u t h . M il w a u k e e ,
CTitcago a n d E a s t
Spokane
Fiver
8.oUa. m
1:00 p .m .
Ocean Steamships
Fiom Portland.
4:00 p. m.
P o r tla u d M arket.
W h e a t — W a lla
W alla,
6 8 ® 60c;
Valley, 59@61c; B lu e s te m , 60@61c
per bushel.
F l o u r — Best grades, $3.25; gr a h a m ,
(2 .6 5 ; superfine, ( 2 .1 5 per barrel.
O a ts— Choice w hite, 8U@40c; choice
gray, 86 @ 38c per bushel.
B a rle y — F eed
barley,
(15@ 16;
brew ing, ( 1 8 .5 0 pe r ton.
M illstuffs— B ra n, (1 7 per ton; m i d
dlin gs, (22; shorts, (18; chop, ( 16.00
per ton.
l l a y — T im o t h y , ( 8 @ 9 ; clover. (7
@8; Oregon wild hay, ( 6 per ton.
B u t t e r — F a n c y c ream ery, 45 (3 50c;
seconds,
85 @ 40c; d a ir y ,
80@35o;
store, 22)^ @27>^o.
Eggs— 20c per dozen.
Cheese— Oregon full cream ,
12o;
Young
A m e ric a,
13c; new cheese,
10c per pound.
P o u l t r y — C hickens, m ixed, (4 .0 0 ( 3
4 . 50per dozen; hens, ( 5 .5 0 springs,
( 2 .5 0 @ 4 .5 0 ; geese, ( 6 .5 0 @8; for old,
( 4.60@ 6.50 for young; ducks, (4 .5 0 ( 3
5.60 per dozen; t u rk ey s , live, 12>g(3
13 In c pe r pound.
P o ta to e s— 6 5 @ 75c pe r sack; sweetB,
2 ( | 3 ^ c per pound.
V egetables— Beets, $1; t u r n ip s , 90c
per sack; g arlic, 7o per po u n d ; c a b
bage, l ^ g @ 2 c pe r
pound;
cauli
flower, 75o per dozen; p a rsn ip s, (1
beans, 6(36c p e r pou n d ;
celery,
7 0 ( 3 75c per dozen; cucum bers, 50c per
box; (teas, 3(34c per pound; tom atoes,
2 5 ( 3 30c per box; green corn, 12)^ (3 15c
per dozen.
H ops— l l @ 1 3 c ; 1897 crop, 4@ 6e.
Wool— V alle y, 12 ( 3 13c per pound;
E a s te r n
Oregon,
8 ( 3 13c;
m ohair,
2 7 ( 3 30c per pound.
M u t t o n — Grose, best sheep, w e th e r s
and ewes, 8)^c; dressed m u tto n . 0 ) s (3
7c; lam bs, 7J^ c pe r lb.
Hogs— Gross, choice heavy, (5 .0 0 ;
light and feeders, (4 .5 0 ; dressed, (6 .0 0
(3 7.00 pe r 100 pounds.
Beef— Gross, top steers, 3 .5 0 (3 ( 4 .0 0 ;
cows,
$ 3 .0 0 @ 8 .o 0 ;
dressed
beef,
6 (3 7c per pound.
Carrots, per sack, 5 0 ( 3 75o.
P a r s n ip s , per sack, (1 ( § 1 .7 5 .
Cauliflower, 76c pe r doz.
Cabbage, n a tiv e
and
California
( 1 ( 3 1 .2 5 per 100 pounds.
C he rrie s, 75 o (3 # l.
Peaches, ?6@90c.
Apples, $ 1 .2 5 ® 1.75 per box.
Pears, ( 1 . 7 5 ® 2 p e r box.
P ru n e s, (1 per dox.
W aterm e lo n s , ( 1 ( 3 2 .5 0 .
C a nta loupes, 50@75o.
B u t t e r — C re a m e ty , 27c pe r pound;
dairy 17® 22c ranch, 1 2 ', < 3 17c per lb.
Eggs. 36c.
Cheese— N a tive , 13® 14c.
P o u l t r y — 13® 14c; dressed, 1 6 l^c.
H a y — P u g e t Sound t im o th y , ( 7 @9;
choice
E a s te r n
W as h in g to n
tim
o th y , (14.00.
C o rn — W hole . (23.50; cracked, (23;
feed meal, (23.00.
B a rle y — Rolled or ground, pe r ton
(21; whole, (22.
F l o u t — P a te n t, p e t b a rre l, (3.5 0;
blended str a ig h ts, (3 .2 6 ; California
(3 .2 5 ; b u c k w h e a t flour, (3 .5 0 ; gr a h a m ,
per barrel, (3 .6 0 ; w hole w h e a t flour,
( 8 ; rye flour, (3 .7 5 .
M illstuffs— B ra n,
per
ton, (15;
shorts, per ton, ( 1 6 .
F e e d — Chopped
feed, ( 2 0 .5 0 per
ton; m id d lin g s, pet ton, (22; oil cake
tueal, per ton, (35.
from
Sail e v e r y flva day*.
4:00 p. m.
Ex. Sunday
Columbia Rlvor
tteum trs.
8.00 p. m.
Ex S u n d a y
S aturday
lu.uO p. m.
To A s t o r ia a n d Way
Landings.
4:30 p. m.
Ex.S unday
Millametto River.
<*:U 0 a m.
K x.Sunday
O r e g o n Ci ty , New-
b* r g, S al e m dt Way
L a ndings.
3:30 p. m.
Willamette and Yam
7:00 a. m.
Mon., W ed .
hill Mvsrs.
Tu es .. T h u r ,
a n d Fri.
a n a Sat.
O r e g o n c i t y , P ay -
to n , ¿ W a y L a n d
ing*.
8:00 a. m.
Tue*.. T h u r
a n d Bat.
Willamette River.
P ortland to Corval
lis & Way L a n d
ings .
4:30 p. in.
Tue*.. T h a r ,
a n d Sat.
Lv. L e w i s t o n
Lv. R i p a r i a
Snake River.
5:45 a. m.
1:43 a. m .
D ai ly
Da il y
R i p a r i a to L e w i s t o n
Ex. F r i d a y
Ex.S aturday
& COLCORD,
OLIVER
TRADE.
The rem ains of Chester Payne H ughes
have been shipped to Seattle for in te r
Veal—Large, 6)u@ 7tac; sm all, 8(3
m ent. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H . Hughes, and died as the ice 8 t^c per pound.
Sonttl» m arkets.
went out of the river on th e 17th of
O nions, n e w , ( 1 . 5 2 ® 1.50 per sack.
last May. J . L. Bell, who died on De
Potato es, new, 7 5 c @ ( l
cember 20, 1898, has been exhum ed
Beets, per sack, 7 5 @ ( 1 .
and sent to his old home in W hatcom ,
T u r n ip s , per sack. 50c.
at the request of his son, J. H . Bell, jr.
—Indianapolis journal.
THIS IS
FALL
Agents,
Newberg, Or.
W . H. H U R L B U R T ,
G eneral P u iv n g e r A gen t, P o r tla n d , Or
E A S T AND SO UTH
—VIA—
T r a i n s le a v e a n d a r t d u e to a r r l r e a t P o r t l a n d ;
D ep ot F i f t h a n d I Sts.,
LEAVE.
P ortland.
1 ARRIVE.
O verland Express— -
For S ajem ,R o stb u rg ,
AßDtnri, S a c r a m e n t o ,
• 7:00 p .m .
O g a g n , San Franci.-i- • 9:16 a m .
co. M o ja v e , Los A n
gel es , El P as o , N ew
O r l e a n s " n d East.
J
• 1:30 a. m R f ts eb ur g p a s s e n g e r — • 4:30 p .m .
r V i a W e o d b u r n , f u r -!
D ai ly
I M ount A ngel,Silver- |
D al ly
except
^ to n , W e s t 8 c i o , > e x c e p t
Sunday.
1 B row nsville, Spring- [ S unday.
[ field a n d N a t r o n .
J
t 7:30 a. m . ..C o r v al li s p as s en g er . .. f 5:50 p. m.
f 4:50 p. m
•Daily.
I n d e p e n d e n c e p a« s ’n g r . f 8:'25 a. m.
fDAily e x c e p t 8 u n d a y .
R e b a t e t i c k e t s on s a l e b e t w e e n P o t l a n d , Sac
r a m e n t o a n d J thii F r a n c i s c o .
N et r a t e * |17
first-class a n d $11 t o u r i « t . i n c l u d i n g gle ep er .
Ra te * a n d t l u k e t s to b a n t e r » p o i n t s a n d F.u-
ro pe. A b o J a p a n , C h i n a , H a w a i i , t h e P h il i p ,
p i n e s a n d A u s t r a l i a , c a n be o b t a i n e d fr o m
J . li. K I R K L A N D , T i c k e t A g e n t,
134 T h i r d s t r e e t , P o r t l a n d , Or.
R. K O E H L E R , M a n a g e r .
C. H. M A R K H A M , G. F. & Pass. A ge nt .
P o r t l a n d , Or.
ORTHERN
P A C IFIC RY.
(Y e llo w s to n e Park L ine.)
T h t only Dining-Car Route from Portland
to the East.
T h e only route to the Yellowstone National
Park.
ISAVK.
11 OS a. m.
I B n . P e p o t . F oo t titll St.
ARRIVE.
F a s t m a i l fo r K a l n m a ,
K el so , C a s tl e Roo k, Win-
lo c k , C h e h a l i * . r e n t i a -
lia , A o u th B e n d , M o n te -
s a n o , A b e r d e e n , O co s ta ,
O lym pia, Tacom a. Seat
tle . V i c t o r i a . Ft. T o w n
s e n d , E l l e n s b u r g h , Ros-
lyn,
N orth
Y akim a.
S p r a g u e , C h e n e y , Spo
kane, Pullm an,
<iar-
fleld, F a r m i n g t o n . Mos
cow, U n io n to w n , G en
es ee, K o s s i a n d , B. C.i
T r a i l , B.
Nelson, B
C . ; K al s o ,
Missoula,!
Butte, A n a c o n d a , H ele
n a , St. P a u l , M i n n e a p o
lis, K a n s a s Ci t y , O m a
h a , C o u n c i l Biiiffs, s t.
Louis, C hicago, W ash
i n g t o n , New Y o r k , P h i l
a d e l p h i a , Bo s to n , anti
all
points E a st an d
S outheast.
7:50 a m .
8 DAYS t o M i n n e a p o l i s , O m a h a , K a n s a s C it y
a n d .St. P a u l .
DAYS to M i l w a u k e e a n d C h ic a g o .
4}a DAYS t o W a s h i n g t o n , P h i l a d e l p h i a , N e w
Y o r k , B o s to n , a n d
o ther Eastern
points.
R a v a g e c h e c k e d t h r o u g h t o d e s t i n a t i o n of
ti c k e t .
For slee ping-car re serv atio n s, tickets, m a p s
a n d f u ll i u i o r m a t i o u , c a l l wn o r w r it *
The fire lim its of Dawson C ity have
Ms
| been defined and the chief of the de-
! partm ent is com pelling ow ners to re-
W ool— B p tin g — N e vada . 12® 14c pet
Porlliad, Or.
[ move all ten ts w ithin the lim its 24 pound; Oregon, E a s te r n , 10® 14c; V a l - 1 Asst. Gel. Piss. A« nt.
• 35 M o rris o n S t., C o r. T h ir d .
hount after notification.
ley, 17® 19c; N o t t h e r n , 8 ® 10c.
Henry Coon, late foreman, and P eter
O n ions— Yellow, 7 5 ® 85c per sack.
Wvberg are charged w ith stealing $3.-
E. H. WOODWARD,
B u t t e r — F a n c y c r ea m e ry . 2 5 ® 2 6 c ; ¡
000 worth of gold from claim No. 36 do seconds, 2 3 ® 2 4 c ; fancy d a i r y , j
I- cm al A gent, N e w t# r t. Or.
on Bonanza creek. The com plaint was 2 1 ® 23c do seconds, 18® 20c pe r
tiled bv the N. A. T. & T. Co.
pound.
60 YEARS’
The telegraph line has reached a
E g g s — Store, 2 0 ® 23c; fancy ranch,
E X P E R IE N C E
point on the Yukon river 150 m iles 25® 28e .
south of Dawson. The work is being
Hops— 1899 crop. 10® 13c per pound, j
| pushed ahead a t the rate of five m iles
C i tr u s
F r u i t — O ranges. Valencia. !
i»
_________________
( 2 .7 f i® 3 .2 3 ; Mexican limes, ( 4 ® 6 . 0 0 ;
A. D. CHARLTON,
W lld * r * s B r l g a d » .
G eneral Jo h n T. W ilder's brigade
ia to have a two days' reuniou a t
C hicknm aaga park in Septetnbet on
tbe annveraarT of the battle. D uting
the encam pm ent tlie en tire battlefield
will be visited and the abaft erected
to the honor of the brigade w ill be
dedicated.—Chicago Chronicle.
Miss Cree Stanley ia the first woman
wo. « » -» tft ' member of tbe Sydney t A uatralia) Trade
t o . « v e r t í a * * , p i . . . * len d Labor C ouncil, being the delegate
gsgar.
1 t f the F e m a l e Employe Union.
C a lif o r n ia lemons,
7 5c® (1.50;
do
dioico, $1.75 ® 2.00 per box.
H a y — W h e a t, ( 6 ® 9 i 4'; w h e a t an
oat. ( 6 V , ® 8 ‘q ; best barley, « 6 .0 0 ®
7; alfalfa. 6 .0 0 ® 7 per ton, stra w , So® i
SSc per bale.
P o ta to e s— E arly
Rose,
60®60c; ¡
Otegwn B u ik a n k s . (1 2 5 ® ( 1 50; giver
B u rb a n k s. 50® 70c; Salinas ButhaDka,
9<V ® 1 15 per sack.
T ropical f r u i ts — B a n an a s, ( 1 . 6 0 ®
2.30
per
h u n c h ; p in ea pples, ( 2 ®
4 OO;
P s t s i a a Ja tea ,
6®6V( c
pe»
W illi
T
wadc M a w h s
D is io n s
o p y r ig h t s « c .
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fld flftC id . Handbook
Handbook On
on Patent
Patent*
•»ut free. < *id.*st t e ' n r y fur ie. urir.* p a l l a t a .
P a t e n t s ta k en tb r o a c h Mur.a g Co. reo«lv«
notier, w it ho ut charge. In th*'
Scientific American.
A h«nd**>-neÎT fftnatratad week!*.
c ita tio n *f any scier tid e J.-urnai.
fsar ; four
m
T ersest ctr-
T erm s. %5 a
k» $L ^ ' I by ail r**»id-« «r«.
S t e r z it e li! »