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LIKE MANY OTHERS M INKS AND M INING Clara Kopp Wrote for Mrs. I'luk hum's A<&* Anici it mm Arc Not s.tli«iltMÌ With the Vic« aud I « lli h Imt 11 did for H«r. Alaska-t'ttiiurii«ii Survey Lui« O ood Territory. “ D eak Mita. 1' inki / am :—1 liave seen so many letters from ladies who were j cured by Lydia E. Pinkham'a remedies j Skagway, Alaska, July 80.— The that 1 thought I would ask your advice I I Work of delimiting the provisional in regard to my condition. j boundary iu the disputed A laska-!’ana- 1 have been doctoring for ! dian territory having been completed four years and have iu that part crossing the Dalton trail taken different pat | auc 1 touching the Roreupine district, ent medicines, but ; the Americans iu the district find that received very little i they have lost a large part o f what b e n e fit. 1 am j they trelieved was rightfully American I troubled with back- ! territory. The survey has been run f achè, i n fact my and the monuments set within the whole body aches, last few weeks by O. if. Tittman, of stomach feels sore, Washington, D. C., and W . F. King, by spells get short of Ottawa, and assistants, who have o f breath and am simply followed instructions as set ' very nervous. Men struation is very ir forth iu the modus viveudi agreed to regular with severe provisionally some months ago by Sec k bearing down pains, retary Hay, on the part of the United States, and the Rritish representatives, , cram ps and back -liter the adjournment of the joint high ach e. I h ope to h ear commission. fr o m y o u a t o n c e .” — The survey and demarkation of tiie C l a r a K opf , K ock p ort, line leaves nearly one-half of the Por- Ind., S e p t . 27, 18Ö8. cupine gold mines in the Rritish terri “ I think it is my duty to write a tory, and it has been the general opin letter to you in regard to what Lydia ion for a long time that the mines— in E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did fact, the entire Roreupine district— Mach of for me. I wrote you sor.ie time ago, was on the American side. describing my symptoms and asking i the Dalton toil road leading to 1’orcu- your advice, which you very kindly j pine city now lies within ( ’umtiliau ter gave. I am now healthy and cannot ritory also; that is, is on the Canadian begin to praise your remedy enough. ' side of the iron monuments set ou the I would say to all suffering women, provisional Ikie. The American miners in the Porcu ‘ Take Mrs. Pinkham's advice, fo r a w o man best understands a woman's suf pine having watched the development ferings. and Mrs. Pinkhazn, from her | of the work of delim iting and marking vast experience in treating female ills, • the boundary, were so aroused over the can give jrou advice that you can get | result of so much mining district being from no other source.’ ”—C lara K opp . ! left on the Rritsh side that they were not long in addressing a protest to Roekport, Ind., April 13, 1899. j President McKinley. Copies of the ] protest have been sent to the chambers M a lv e r n H i l l. of commerce of Seattle, Skagway, San The union and confederate troops eu* Francisco and Portland, with a request gaged in a severe battle on this hill on for co-operation. July 1, 18G2, resulting in the defeat ol I The com mission w ill he in the vicin the confederates. The hill is located ity of Skagway a month, delimiting about 11 miles from Richmond, Ya., the provisional line on White Pass and and one mile from the James river. Chilkoot Pass. The Porcupine placer mines, it is estimated, w ill yield #250,- T r y A lle n ’ * F o o t K a te, A p o w d e r t o be sh a k en in t o th e sh o e s. A t UOU this year. Work of sluicing, liy- this season y o u r feet feel s w o lle n , n e rv o u s draulicking and other kinds of mining en d h o t, a n d g et tired e a s ily , i f y o u have is carried on in the district. s m a rtin g feet o r t ig h t s h o e s, try A ll e n ’ s — j . F o o t-E a s e . I t c o o ls th e feet a n d m a k e s Placer Mine Kxi'llemcnt, w a lk in g ea sy . C ures in g r o w in g n ails, Juneau liuh u full Hedged placer mine «w o o le n a n d s w e a tin g feet, b listers an d ca llo u s s p o ts . R eliev es c o r n s a n d b u n io n s excitement, according to advice» o f all p a in a n d g iv e s rest am i c o m fo r t . W e broujht from the north by the xteauier have 80,000 te s tim o n ia l». T r y it to d a v . lioxalie. W ill'll tiio vehHel Hailed from Hold by all d ru g g is ts an d s h o e d ea lers fo r the north July 18, ¡1 etumpede wax nu 26c. T ria l p a ck a g e F it E E . A d d r e s s A lle n B. 01 in stead, he R o y , N. Y . to a new placer diygiuyx ou (■ lacier bay, about 160 milea distant. Some doubt N ot I n v o lu n t r y . Mrs. Brown— Did everybody in your existed hh to the placers really being society have to contribute to that fund? new discoveries. Not a few believe Mrs. Malaprop— Ol no, it w ' hh made them to be the <Iirtt;ii>Ks found and oper up altogether of vulnerable contribu ated many year« ago by the Russian». Ill any event the liudx are moxt promis tions. ing. It ix claimed for them Unit an H O W ’ S T H IS ? experienced miner can make consider ably more than wages. l-VUy 800 peo V e offer One H undred Dollars Toward for any case of Cutarrh Unit ran nut bo cured by Hall’) ple, it ix oxtimated, had gone from Ju Catarrh Cure. _ , . _ neau alone to the scene of the new dis F. J . ctl ENEY it TO., Props., Toledo, O. The bars in the mouth ol We the undersigned, huve know n F. J. Cheney emeries. for the past 15 veius. and believe him perfectly Glacier hay all are said to contain gold. honorable in ail bn&in ss transactions and lip a n d all r able to c a n y out any obligation s maa« by tiieir Hr in. W 1 st <b T a r a x , W holesale Druggists, Toledo, Advice* From Nome. Advices from Nome received by the Alaxka Commercial Company at Sail W a i . d i n o , K in n a n A M a c v i n , V* nolosale Drug ists, T oledo. (». Francisco state that up to July 10 there n a il's Catarrh Cure ist k en .n t -rually, acting had been lit cases of smallpox in the directly on the blood and in .co u u surfaces o tho system . Pft c 75c per b o ’ tle. So.d by a.1, camp, only one being reported since drug: ists. T estim onl Is free. July 6. St. .Michael has established a iiaii u I'tuuiiy Utfilh* r th ■ liiUt. strict quarantine against Nome. A little suit added to nn egg cools it, According to the records of the cus and the egg consequently heats into s tom-house, 111 vessels huve entered froth more quickly. Nome and 13,437 passengers have land ed. not including those who cam i down 1IOI X T 'S S C H O O L . the Yukon river, nor those who landed Menlo Park. Sun Mateo County, Cal., from vessels which did not report to with it» new buildings, m*wi> furnished the customs ollicers. ami complete laboratories, beautiful sur It is estimated that front (¡,000 to roundings ami home intluencrs. is one ol the best equipped schools tor the training 10,000 persons w ill winter at Nome. o f boys and young men on the coast. It Idle Mine. Picking |T|>. is in charge of I)r. Irnfi. lloitt and is ac credited at the universities. Hend for cat The Phoenix mine in Gr< omvood alog, Tenth year begins August 0, 1900. Gulch, one-half mile above the Golden t • - — ——— —— Fugle, ami opposite the Don Juan, near U p — I lialiove I'll ro to church with Sumpter, Ur., is being operated by C. you thix iiiormuq, Clam. Sho— Indeed N. Chatham and W illiam Sanders, who you won't; you ’ ve ^et your new suit, have a two years’ lease from the own and mine 1 ii . mii ’ t come home yet. ers, C. M. Berry, I). F. Choate, F. M. roreupine— “ I’ m little, hut if yon Barnett and C. M. Collier. The mine tliink you can sit ou mo, you’ d better lias been idle for nearly four years, and the 6-stamp mill and concentrator put try. in by O. B. Hardy are a wreck. The If you would make time fly, uive m ill was run only a short time, owing your uoto payable in 90 days. to bad management, and, though the S wit tup Angel. property could have been sold for $76,- During the defeuse o f Charlefltou, S. 000. it was allowed to staud idle, tile C . , in the war of the rebellion, the un owners failing to agree on the method ion forces erected a rampart upon piles of operatiug. There is several hundred driven into thedeep mud of the swampy feet of tunnels, hut these will not be land surrounding the fortification, and need, the new operators preferring to upon the rampart placed u huge piece sink and follow the ore. The ere is ol of ordnance, which was used with two grades, one carrying black oxide good effect iu the attack upon Fort of copper and the other running well Wagner. The ordnance received the iu free gold. name Swamp Angel from its peculiar “ Rattlesnake” Jones is the name ol location. a Boise man who engages in capturing Reliefs grow in action, hut doubts iu the reptiles snd selling them to the idleness. Chinese. The Celestials take each rat tler and put it into a bottle of whisky and let it stand for two years. What remains of the snake is then removed and the baUuce is let stand until it clarities, which process requires rive years. The liquid is then a sovereign When a girl is trying to have things cure for rheumatism, says the Boise really artistic and stylish iier mother Statesman. The Chinese claim that it generally brings iu some horrid old will cure the most violent case. It browu teapot w hich the girl wouldu’ t takes seven years in all to make tQe have come on the table at any price. preparation ready for use. A young man who declines to be in dustrious. because his lather had been industrious enough to accumulate a fortune, coudemns himself by such a course to perpetual babyhood. If yon waut people to think your are smart don’ t compel then, to hint a sec ond time for favors they want you to ■how them. PIMPLES “ y t j wll«* had pimples on lirr far#, but • u : n f CASt U tE TS aud they have all disappeared. I hud been liounied with constipation for some Line but after taU In« tn<* first Case* rot J have had no troutde with ihte alim ent. V\> cannot *r>* ak too high ly o f T a s o arete •* E ked w a h u i a n f»70s Germ antown A re . Philadelphia. Fa Northwest Not*»*. ChtirlM Hatfield, of Dayton, Wash., was thrown down on i\ load of hay by a team’ « sodden start, in soeli a way that the tine of a fork passed through his chin luto his mouth. An X-ray machine has been added to the Mppaiatua of the Moscow, Idaho, hospital. A buyer of cavalry horn s lia» just | secured «8 at Kuterpnse aud 30 at Wallowa, Or. The teachers enrolled at th summer scienc« school at Pullman, Wash.. number 190. Colfax citizen* hare subscribed $ l 000 for the Whitman county fair, to be held iu September. KEYNOTE th* OF THE TRADE. i|iruie(1 C ru p C o n d itio n * t i e TT i a F it iic R * o f T h i n g * . ‘ See, the sheriff is asleep,” said the first convict. “ Let us jump from the train.” “ No, we caunot jump n ow ,” object ed the second convict. “ The train is not yet ruuqjng 60 miles an hour.” This shows that even tbe criminal classes read the newspapers, and have an idea of the propriety ol conforming to conventionalities. th (iregt Factor«. B radio i set'• says: improved crop conditions furnish the keynote of the trade and price movement. As a re suit of them nearly all staple agricul tural products aie lower in price, aud at the same time a perceptible livening np of demand for fall delivery is noted in the West, Northwest and South The beginning of fall trade is cons«' queutly more clearly visible in tbe see tions mentioned, while at the Fast the markets are slow to experience this improvement and are consequently rea sens My dull. Bank clearings as yet fail to reflect any (rerceptihle improve meut in distribution, and railway earn ings, though of large volume, are, ow lug to comparisons being made with exceptionally good results last year showing less notable increases troth in gross and net returns. Hog product! have gone lower with corn, as has also wheat, in which con tinned liquidation has been noted, with the result ot inducing partial returns oi the export inquiry banished from the markets by the recent heavy rise. Iron and steel prices are evidently scraping the bottom, if reports from leading centers of cost of raw material ami wsges are correct. Soft coal is going abroad too, a cargo leaving for London shortly. Tin is cornered locally and higher on tire week, while copper is finer An encouraging feature of the wool market is the rather better inquiry fot raw wool at Boston, but manufacturing w ill not apparently do much until the light weight season opens. Wheat, including flour shipments, for the week, aggregate 8.029,381 bush els against 2,829,910 bushels lust week. Business failures for the week noiu ber 202 against 221 last week. Canadian failures for the week num ber 26 as compared with 19 in thil week a year ago. . . . r S teen . W .» k .n or Grip* tut I S s r H0 -TÛ-BAC . . . lA T arR ttÄ H IÄ r and B est Article« known to medical science are used in preparing Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Every ingredient is carefully selected, person ARRIVI DKfABT t im e s c h e d u l e s ally examined, and only the best retained. It is prepared by a combination, propor 4:00 p m. Salt Lake. Denver, Chicago tion and process peculiar to itself and Joslab Flynt, the well-known ex Ft. W orth.Omaha, Portland known to no other medicine, and by which Kansas City, St. Special plorer o f tra..ip life, has collaborated Louis,Chicago and 9:15 a. m. tnc full medicinal power of all ingredients with Alfred Hodder In the preparation East used is retained. It cures w hen a cure is Ooil 1* There. of a book entitled "Tbe Under W orld.” i'ry to realize G od’x presence; the possible. Get only Hood’s, because l’ aola Lornbroso, who has just pub realizing it ever so little has a wonder bait Lake, Denver, 7:00 a. A tlantic Ft. W orth.Omaha, Kxpre.-a lished a book ou the "Problem o f Hap fully soothing and calming influence Is th e B est M e d ic in e M o n e y C an B u v . Kam a* City, St. 9 00 p. in piness,” is a daughter o f Prof. Loui- ou the heart. Louis,C aicago and Say secretly: "T h e Last. broso, the criminal anthropologist. Lord is in 11 is holy temple (H is tem W hite grapes, asparagus tips and Miss Lornbroso disagrees entirely with ple of the inner man); keep silence, O English walnuts, w ith whipped cream Walla Walla. Lewis- 8 40 a. m. Spokane my heart, before H im .” The mind dressing, uiake a novel and dainty the views o f her futher. ton.Spokane.M in- Flyer salad. neapolis. si. Paul, t no p. in. Andrew Lang asserts that novels are wants steadying many times a day. Duluth. M ilwau utmost If not altogether the only form kee, Chicago«!: Last W o r l d t o K ni t T h i . Y e a r . I a m su re P is o 's C u re f o r C o n s u m p t io n of literuture thut is remunerative now; T h is is th e re ce n t d e c is io n o f o n e o f th e ! saved my life three rears ago. . — M r s . T h o x . nevertheless, he thinks that a new s o c ie tie s o f th e w o r ld , a n d w h ile th e re a re B o b b in ». Maple Street, Norwich N. Y. Ocean Steamships. 4.00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. Froude, Macaulay or Tennyson would few p e o p le w h o b e lie v e tills p r e d ic t io n , Feb. 17, 1900. All sailing dates th e re are th o u s a n d s o f o th e rs w h o n o t o n l y i even now find readers. A substituted forefinger was showc subject to change Albert W hite Vorse, the new editor b e lie v e , h u t k n o w tiia t H o s t e t t e r ’s S t o m by a Koenigsberg doctor at a surgical For Pan Francisco — a c h B itte rs w ill c u r e d y s p e p s ia , in d ig e s congress iu Berlin. He had cut off of the transformed Criterion, has writ t io n . c o n s t ip a t io n o r liv e r a m i k id n e y t r o u bail every 5 days. the patients second toe and sewed it to ten several stories of Arctic life and bles. A trial w ill c e r ta in ly c o n v in c e . the stump of the missing finger. adventure, some of which will soon ap 4 :00 p. in. Columbia River Daily Potato salat! is much more savory if Primary union followed, and the new Ex Sunday Steamers. E x.S un day pear in book form, under the title of 8:00 u. ut. finger could be moved by its owner. mixed with the salad dressing while “The Laughter of the Sphinx.” To Astoria and Way Saturday hot. Landings. 30:00 p. in. Anne E. Holds worth, who makes a ----------------------------- I Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- No Mure ('aiinon »all fill« . .»* >vrup the best remedy to use fur theiy specialty o f pathetic und tragic stories, Science hus retired the pill. A e, - h ilu r e n d u r in g th e t e e th in g p e r io d . 6:00 a.in Willamette River. __ toothsom __ 4:30 p. di . has depicted invalid life In the German E x.buu day fragrant, m ed ica ted tablet iilln the ne< ' o f tlii E x.S un day Alps, In a novel called “ The Valley of hour Cascarets Candy C athartic. Druggist: There is more need of common sense Oregon City, New- berg, Salem, Inde the Great Shadow." It follow s the 10c, 2 oc, ® 0 c. in culinary science than is ordinarily pendence «k Way motif o f “ Ships that Pass In the Night.” supposed, for we cannot become a la n d in gs. ‘ ‘ And now, chihlten,” said the It is reported that an American pa teacher, who had been talking about strong people mentally unless our phys 7:00 a in. Wlllamfttte and Yam 3:30 p. m. Mon., Wed. Puea.. Thttr. hill Klvers. per once contained this announcement: military fortifications, “ can any of you ical beiugH are well nourished. and Hut. and Fri. 'Mr. Browning has declined to furnish tell me what is a buttress?” Minister— Now, little girl, yon want “ Please, Oregon City, Day- ion, & Wa> Land us with a poem In exchange for a thou ma’am ,” cried little W illie, snapping to be a Christian, don’ t you? Ethel— ing« sand dollars. We find ourselves more his fingers, “ it ’ s a nanny goatl” ; No sir, I ’d rather sing in the choir. than ever unable to understand Mr. The recent fad for perfumed beds has 6:00 a m. Ml lamette River. 4:30 p. m. Browning." Girls employed in the crepe manufac lues., Thttr Mou., Wed gained great popularity. The perfum- Portland to C orval and Bat. and Fii. ture are under a curious contract not Herbert Spencer has completed his iug is managed by spreading a cotton lis Ji Way Laud- autobiography, but It is nut to be pub pad, thoroughly sacheted, beneath the to engage in any housework after their lags. lished until after bis death. It is prob lower sheet. By this one’ s bed ean be houis of lalior. The reason is lest their ably not all serious and philosophical, made to seem stuffed with roses or hands should become coarse aud'uurit- L t . Riparia Snake River. Lv. I^wiston ted for the delicate nature of their em 8:3ô a. in. Dally for among the author's possessions is violets. Daily Riparia to Lewiston 9 a.in. ployment. an excellent sense o f humor, aud he P A C IF IC C O A S T TRADE. “ So there,” said Mrs. Ilenpeck, con- . tells a good story and loves to hear one. chitling her remarks, ‘A word to the “ H ow is it that Crimper did not W .H .H U R L B U R T , Among the autograph manuscripts to Meattle M»rk«ti< wise is sufficient.’ ” ‘ ‘ Yes, my have a penny last year, and now he is General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. be disposed of In the forthcoming sale Onions, new, 1 4 ^0. dear,” replied ilenpeck, “ and to the assessed on $25,000 worth of property?” o f the Peel library are four pages from Lettuce, hot house, $1 per crate. average married man a word iu edge “ None of his daughters had to prepare I)r. Johnson's memorandum book, con l’otatoes, new. 80c. wise is hutlicieut.” for graduation this summer.” taining prayers, meditations and reso EAST AND SO UTH Beets, per aack, 85c@ $1. M a g n e t ic C h a r a c t e r . lutions. “ My resolutions are: To con "G racious! That’ s a disreputable Turnips, per suck, 76c. While there is any iron of true man quer scruples. To read tbe Bible this looking umbrella you are carrying.” Carrots, per sack, $1.00 year. To try and rise more early. To “ YTes; if I were Markey I ’d beashamed liness in the soul of man, he must feel Parsnips, per sack, 50® 75c. “ O! I t ’ s his, the magnetic attraction of the charac study divinity. To live methodically. to own such a thing.” Cauliflower, native, 75o. ‘ ‘ Yes. I borrowed it from him ter of Jesus. But let that true metal To oppose Idleness. To frequent divine eh?” Cucum hers— «0 @ 50o. be eaten out by the corroding acids of about a year ago.” Cabbage, native and California, worship.” worldliuess, or rusted out by the airs $1.00(4 1.2B per 100 pounds. “ No, lie hasn’ t proposed yet!” o f cureless self-indulgence, and there L A W AS I N T E R P R E T E D . Tomatoes— $ 1.50. sighed Genevieve. We suggested that w ill be a power o f response iu the poor Butter— Creamery, 23c; ICastern 22c; Inability of the attesting witnesses to the fellow doubtless knew when he was d a y of man’ s completed earthiness. dairy, 17®22o; ranch, 15®17c pound. w ill to remember the facts stated In well off. ‘ ‘ No, l suspect the trouble Therefore it is that Christ takes the Fggs—r24o. the attestation clause Is held, In re is lie doesn’ t know when I ’ m well off, hammer and the fire that we may be Crains leave Newberg for Portland and Cheese— 12c. tiie way papa is plunging into pork!” rid of the clay, not robbed of the iron, stations at 7:55 u. in. Poultry— 14c; dressed, 14® 15c; Thompson (111.) 45 L. It. A. t>82, to be sard the beautiful girl, with a sad and, putting H is own power in ns, Depot Fifth and I Sts., j Insufficient to prevent the probate o f spring, $3.50. LEAVE. Portland. a r r iv e . smile. Ah, love was indeed a greut would make us in our measure magnets Hay— Puget Sound timothy, $11.00 the will, If the signatures o f testator mystery. like himself. Overland Express— " l (412.00; choice Eastern Washington and the witnesses are proved und there For Salem,Uosebnrg, Is nothing to disprove the recitals In , Aslaud, Sacramento, | timothy, $19.00. • 7:00 p. m. Ogden, San Francis- J * 9:15 a. m. ( The Fam ous G erm an Wood P reserver) Corn— Whole, $23.00; cracked, $25; tbe attestation clause. ! co , Mojave, Los An- | j j geles, El Paso, New j feed meal, $25. Right o f the legislature to authorize | [O rleans and East. J Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton, taxation for the purpose o f making * 8:30 a. m.l ‘¿oseburg passenger— 4:30 p. m. Via W oodburn, for"l $ 20 . gifts or paying gratuities to private In Daily Mount i A ngel,Silver- u p,) i, .-)j i y er- j ' Daily Flour— Patent, per barrel, $3.50; dividuals is denied in Bush vs. hoard except ton, W VV e s t ~ S c io .}* WHICH I'K.ltMANENTI.Y DESTROYS except Sunday. nsville, Spring- i Sunday. Brownsv blended straights, $3.25; California, o f supervisors o f Orange County (N. field an ami Natron. J $3.26; buckwheat flour, $0.00; gra 5'.), 45 L. 1{. A. 858, In case o f an at ) 7:30 a m. ..Corvallis .Corvallis passenger passenger... f 5:50 p .m . ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat tempt to raise money by taxation to be t 4:50 p. m Independence pass’ ngr. f 8:25 a. m. flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.80@ 4.00. paid to drafted men for services in the ♦Daily, fD aily excep t Sunday. Millstutix— Bran, per ton, $12.00: ivll war or for commutation money application is all that is required. It lasts for years. If shorts, per ton, $14.00. C onnecting at San Francisco with steam ship paid by them. your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information to the lines for Hawaii, Japan, China, the P hilippines Feed— Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton; Hid Australia. A subcontractor who has agreed with middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, following' distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle, Rebate tickets on sale daily betw een Port the contractor to carry mails In accord Sacramento and sail Francisco. Net rates per ton, $30.00. W ash.; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn & land, l nrst-cla$ and |11 second-class, including Fresh .Meats— Choice dressed beef ance with n contract between the Unit eeper. Co., San Francisco, Cal. For through tickets and rates ca ll on or ad- steers, price 7 H c ; cows, 7c; mutton 8c; ed States and the contractor. In which tress pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 9@ the latter assumes liability to any per H. R. SATCIIWELL, Agt., New berg Station. son aggrieved by his default. Is held, Or Address. 11c. DON’ T LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A C. H. MARKHAM , G. F. & Pass. Agent. I.awton vs. Chilton (Wis.), 45 L. R. Hams— Large, 13c; small, 13 ' 4; P ortland, Or. STUDEBAKER WAGON. 810, to have no liability upon the breakfast bacon, 12.‘ 8c; dry salt sides, ontract to a postal employe for per 8c. sonal Injuries caused by the subcon P ortla n d M arker. Wheat — Walla Walla. 55c; tractor's negligence, though a liability Valley, 65c; Bluestem, 69o per bushel. in tort may exist. Extent o f the territorial limits o f a Flour— Best grades, $3.20; graham, municipality being a matter o f legisla $2.90; superfine, $2.10 per barrel. Oats— Choice white, 36e; choice tive discretion which Is not subject to gray, 33c per bushel. Judicial revision, It Is held, In Kimball (Y a llow iton e Park Line.) Barley— Feed barley, $14.00® 15,00; vs. Grantsvllle City (Utah), 45 L. It. A. brewing, $19.00 per ton. 828, overruling a prior decision, that Millstuffs— Bran, $12.50 ton; m id the collection of tnxes on property dlings, $19; shorts, $13; chop, $14 pel within the city limits cannot be re Th* only Dining-Car Routt from Portland ton. strained ou the ground that the proper to the East. Hay— Timothy, $10® 11; clover,$7@ ty was outside the range of municipal 7.50; Oregon wild hay, $9® 7 per ton. benefits and therefore not subject to T ht only route to the Yellowstone National Butter— Fancy creamery, 40® 46c; municipal taxation. Park. store, 26c. Fggs— 18 1 a c per dozen. M adt of the Best Materials, thorougnly seasoned, by competent workmen. It star Served H im (tig ht. Cheese— Oregon full cream, 13c. He carefully prepared the small gar* (vithout an equal. Call on our Agent, or address LIAT». 1 U p . Depot, Foot 6th St. \ a r r i v i . Young America. 14c; new cheese 10« den plot, while Ills wife, deeply Inter S T U D E B A K E R BROS. M A N U F A C T U R IN G CO., per pound. Fast mail for Kalam ested In his labor, stood watching him. 320-336 East Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon Kelso, Castle R ock. Win- Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3.00® After he had put In the seeds and lock, C hebalis. C entra 3.60 per dozen; hens, $1.50; springs, smoothed over the bed, his w ife took lis, South Bend, M onte- •ano, Aberdeen. O ’osta, $2.00®3.50; geese, $4.00(5 5.00 forold; hls nrm to accompany him to the Olym pia, Tac< ma, Seat $4.50(4 9.50; ducks, $3 .00® 4. 0 0 pet bouse, and ou the way she asked: tle, V ictoria, Pt. Tow n send, Ellens burgh, Ros- dozen; turkeys, live, 14® 15c per “ When w ill the seeds com e up, lyn , North \akim a, pound. Sprague, C heney, Spo John?” kane, Pullman,’ Oar- Potatoes— 4 0 ® 60c per sack; sweets, Are the best that can be made. Nothing Laying hls hand caressingly on her fleid. Farm ington. Mos- 2(4 2 *41' per ponnn. I ’OOa m cow . F niontow n , Gen- shoulder, the smart man said: is or can be superior to a Mitchell Wagon, ‘ etee, R ossland. B. C .; Vegetables— Beets, $1; turnips, 75c; “ I don't expect them to come up at Trail, B. C .; Nelson. B because it is made of the best material— per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cab C .; KaWo, Missoula, all, my dear.” by experienced workmen—which, cou Butte, A naconda. Hele bage, 1 *»c per ponnd; parsnips, $ 1; “ Y'ou don't:” she exclaimed. “ Then na, St. Paul. M inneapo pled with 65 years' experience in building onions, 1 tgc per pound; carrots, $ 1. lis, Kansas City, Oma why have you gone to ail that trou ha, C ouncil Bluffs. St. wagons, during which time the manu Hops— 2® 8c per pound. ble?” Lon's, C hicago, Wash W ool— Valley, 16(4 19c per pound; facturers have had but one aim, and that ington, New York, Phil With a smile that springs from su adelphia, B( st m, and Eastern Oregon, 1 0 ® l5 c; mohair, 26 to produce the best possible to build, is a I F all points E a-t and perior knowledge, he answered: “ The per pound. Southeast. guarantee of quality. If you buy a Mitchell Wagon, you get the best that can be made. Mutton— Gross, best sheep, wethers seeds w on't come up. but the plants A G E N T S E V E R Y W H E R E .—If none in your vicinity, we will sell to you direct. and ewes, ii *4c ; dressed mutton, 7® and flowers will, by and by.” Send for circular. Vet he was wrong; for hls neigh 7 *yc per pound; lamlts, 6 l3o. Hogs — G r o s s , choice heavy, $5.00; bor’ s hens got Into hls garden, and the ID A Y9 to M inneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City and St. Paul. light ami feeders, $(.50; dressed iceds did come up.—Collier's Weekly. DAYS to Milwaukee and C hicago. $5.00® 8.50 per 100 pounds. PO RTLAND, ORECON. DAYS to W ashington, P h iladelph ia, New Beef—Gross, top steers, $4.00®4.50; P a s s i n g o f the O ld M aid. York, Boston, and other Eastern Branches at Spokane, S eattle S alem , V c M In n v Ille , cows, $3.50® 4.00; dressed beef, 6 *«® The old maid o f the past sour, scan poiuis. M ed fo rd an d La Grande. 7 \ o per ponnd. dal-loving. sharp o f temper and o f fea M ention this paper. Veal— I .urge, 6 l» @ 7 '« c ; small, 8® tures -is now almost an unknown Baggage checked through to destination of 8 '»0 per pound. leket. quantity. The unmarried woman o f For sle e p in g ca r reservations, ticket*, maps ln « » I l I O w h o h a d h a re- to-day who has passed her twenties in Daytons Fly Killer ind full inform ation, call on or write lr c with a B».n F r i n r u r o M a r k f t t . cheery, active, buay. and usefuL Gen ehwap Well Drilling Out il? toofc our adsUe and r? e d a few m inute* even W ool— Spring— Nevada, 13® 15c pet erally she Is In business or has some hon *!)! One o f o u r m o d ing«. w ill rid your house « r n a n i l r « t * c l H * t ........ pound; Eastern Oregon, 1 0 ® l5 c ; \ al special art, profession or accomplish of H ies and X osqnitoes. No mark or stain left on list. Gtn. Piu. Apnt, ley, 18« 2 0 c ; Northern, 10® 12c. ment to which she devotes herself. Portland, Or. the ceilin gs or walls. H oi»— 1899 crop, U ® 13o per Anyway, she Is not Idle. She finds W ork» like m agic. Price t& 5 M o r r is o n S t., Cor. T h i r d . rth ” f «ir tllng with It last year od did ST.«K»0 25 cents. W rite for b ook pound. many things to employ her hands and Tlmre (!?•(' men who ref aso t* tu se »rood no vire when let. Dayton Hardware Butter— Fancy creamery 1 9 ® 20c; brains. She has little time for gossip it Is off er e d t h e m «*■ i a s’ ! ver plat* *rl Cir*»n!r r-free. Co., Portland,Oregon. M%>. - TIFFIN, Oil IO. do seconds, 19c; fancy dairy, and less Inclination. Culture and occu 1 C O M IA .1 \ X E H. WOODWARD, 17c; do seconds, 15® 16 **o per pound. pation have broadened her nature nnd Ixx al Agent, Newl « r /, Or. Egg*— More, 16c; fancy ranch, given her charity and wisdom. Macon hat a firm of O N E F O R A D O S E . Cure Sick FTeedar he and Dye- 20c. y »m tiie l*e*t wav *" * P'-mpirs. Purify the B:®od. Aid Dlgee- Telegraph. oner? If vouar. tloa. ! rv\-,T.t !U ’ usn^ee. I> >not Gripe or Sh kea. To ¡ 50 YEARS* Millstuffs — Middlings, $17.00 ® • « mi a- il L JL il II* n,Äi •*"’ ï'*fr»e;?u !iD ox. '¿’«c. D R. EXPERIENCE 20.00; bran, $12.60® 13.50. no nu low small of arve 60SANK0 CO.. Pt U»4»t phi*, r*. Sold by Druggist*» Hood's Sarsaparilla ..A V E N A R IU S ..CHICKEN C A R B O U N E U M .. LICE AND VERMIN.. C N ORTHERN PACIFIC RY. M itchell W agons 1 I^jglppp MITCHELL, L E W IS & STAVER CO. Ilian Well Machines, Here's a Proposition A < .lll> W i t n e s s . i to y Hay— \\ heat $8.50® 10; wheat and A new flouring mill is going up at Kendrick. Idaho. It w ill require 300,- oat $6.00® 9.50; l>est barley $5.00® 7.00; alfalfa. $5.00® 6.00 per ton; 000 feet o f lumber. Heavy freight trains are being run straw. 25®40o per hale. ... CURE CO N STIPA TIO N . ... •t.rtlaf R.aed* lMBf««r, « luCaf*. MMlrtll, !«• T«rt. Sift - .sd P u r e s t A. D. C H A R L T O N , OR. SUNII’SuvnPILLS n electrica l or gas A female w itness, possessed o f a rich MAIL «nitini if tou c’on- US , brogue, was on the stand In Jmlgs s u l l I H F . 1 0 9 1 N II % I t M K ! I t o , 0 1 » ITS* w * s i r r r » . Iaa r t l * i i i i . O r e g o n . $4 cold spextadrs »rerrgUssr« lHmovan's court the other day. Her and . asr, warranted ten yrars. with ou r e« s tin tin g mar bine, tongue moved so rapidly In the narra to fit y ou r cyea o r B o iw y refunded. HARD W O RK IN G WOMEN >ur glsA-e* will porm saeutiy cure headache. tion o f her story that her words were Potatoes— Early K«v>e, 60 4 75c; O r 00 t • «s4 1). R. A ? numbering as high n e w ,la ia m e d eyes. « ; res. actunsatwas. tsk e wrinkles Can find lef ou* o f yr*»r face, cross eyas m ade lo «ee straight, ft M* gou Burbanks, 80 ci4 M ; river Bur quite unintelligible. Finally tbe court At U5 cars to the tram. ttg _______f — “ » » « H «■ -«U M »».». Interrupted: trouble* ill Th* Ha atington. Or. . jail is c mpty banks, 3 5 ® 98c; new, 70c® $1.25. “ Hold on! Not so fast! Not so fasti J O H N P O O L . PoB T iA ffD , C a r o n * , Citrus Fruit— ('ranges, Valencia, for tl: X» timo ill tinnoth*. U U ro Moore’s Revealed Femedv ca n g iv e t o u t h e S beat b a rg a in s in gen era l $2.75(43.25; Mexican limn*. $ 4 .0 0 « Thla man (pointing to tbe court stenog coiviug A tlioiuiig h cleauiuj. tuau in nery, e n g in e s, b oilers, ta n k *, p u m p s, Thousand- tde rapher) can write about 300 words • 5.00; California lemons 75c®$1.60; u . p ws b e lts arid w in d m ills . T h e new t: A c imp!if of y sitrs a g * two i mpiti minute, but you are going at tbe rate of • »cel I X L w in d m ill, so ld bjr h im , is u n ni arsiii farmers diUV* » few pilaii t«» pro- do choice $1.76(42.00 per box. 400. Give him a chance to catch up." eq u alle d . Tropical Fruits— Bananas, $1.60® CLAIMANTS FOR tact a flxh tmp loca tit>n. Thf wer» “ Arrah. why dun't yez git a good Rr. * » oh» X. r . X. c , Its. 1 1 - ivteiit lutiti |I<1 )0,000. this l>«mg (he 3 50 per bunch; pineapples, nom man. Jedge? What does yex kape a • ICfcFOIV Mishin ften. D C . : e *i re 4® 6Se per ‘ k rot' es B it It N H Vois. -utfT W a s a writing balan* X t»« $ u : 000 the price they inal; ren tan dates, a d v a rtia a iw slow skate fur, at all?” was the re«d j Anfc Cwrpt Prw*4Kuiiag W.A.OM autvt IATI f V n u l i M vaia gonad. a s k e d fur t k n u fis h in g c h u m . retort,- Detroit Free Preen. P E P If PEN SIO N P atents T RADE z u » n a » D e s ig n s CONVNIGHTS Ac. Anyone sending * sketch and description n i y tutelile ascertain our opinion free whether an lueent'toa patentable. Communica ------ is _ probably ---------, --------------- — tions H st U net Í \»eo«fldei,tial. --------------- ilo L H Handbook andtx on Pateóte free. Oldest icy for aerunna aeon est r agency patenta, Patenta tekr en through Manu Jk Co. recele« tpttim l n-Wtra. — . without charre. In the Sdentine American. ___- ____ Jtelv Illustrated weekly. I I arrest dr. eelatine «f any artentlic lu ___ m a __ i - . 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