Newberg graphic., August 31, 1900, Image 4

A
Million
Women
NEWS OF THE MINES.
EXTENSIVE
ORE
QUARTZ
BODY.
Flynn G rou p o f C I n I iii * N « » r W
He W o rk ed ugain.
h II hc «
to
Wallace, Idaho, August 27.— The
1'lyuu group of claims are to be worked
at on> e
The Klynu group consists of
22 claims, located in 1887 bv the Flynn
brothers. The claims are all on the big
lead, which is clearly defined from the
have been m i la v od of Helena-Frisco mine on the Canyon
fornaio troubles b y M r s , creek side to the Mi ruing mine, and
have a continuous lead of over two
Plnkhmm's advloo
and miles in length. Fourteen of the
m edicine•
claims have been patented for several
yeat- and the other eight are to be pat­
The lattare a f a faw ara ented this fall, and aftei the survey has
p rin ted re g u la rly In this been made Montana parties of unlimited
capital w ill take the entire property on
paper »
a bond and at once commence system­
H any one doubts the atic development upon it.
e fficie n cy and sa cre d ly
In the minds of mining men there
confidential oharaoter of lias never existed much doubt as to the
M r s . Plnkham 's m ethods, Flynn group. It could hardly be pos­
that a break would occur in the
w rite fo r a book she has sible
mineral lead ou which the claims are
recently p ublished which located, and at either end of which
contains letters from the such bonanza ore bodies as the lle'ena-
m ayor o f Lynn, the post- Frisoo and the Morning mines have
m aster,iand others o f her opened. The Flynn group has two
miles of this same lead, between these
city who have m ade c a re ­ two
big producers, and surely covers
fu l Investigation, and who jne of the greatest and most extensive
v e rify a ll o f M r s . Plnk- ore bodies iu the Northwest.
A lot of work has been done on the
ham ’s s ta te m e n ts and
pro|ierty iu the year since the claims
claimsm
have been located, but being a deep-
The Plnkham claim s a re mine proposition, the owners have been
sw ooping.
I n v e s t ig a t e unable to develop it into a producer.
Cast year a tunnel was run to tap the
them.
lead below the monster iron capping of
summit. This iron knoll is an
THIRTY YEARS O F CU RES the
elevation of fully 5,000 feet and covers
an era almost as large as Wallace.
A s to D ivorce.
Altogether over 0,000 feet of tunnel has
“ Mamma,” Haiil little Ethel, “ Mrs. been run on the various claims, and
Gaylry’s husband isn’t dead, is he?”
the mineralization has been good in all
“ No, dear.”
of it. None of this tunnel worked w as
"Then what’s she going to be mar­ sufficiently extensive, however, to ex­
ried for?”
plore the ore bodies. On the Iron-Hil-
“ Never mind, dear. Yon can’ t un­ ver claim the lead was tupped with a
derstand snch things.”
tunnel of 404 feet. The face of the
“ Oh, I know,” exclaimed the little tunnel was quite freely mineralized for
girl, “ it ’s just like getting vaccinated. a greater part of the distance. From
It didn’ t take the first time, did it?”
the point where the tunnel cut the lead
Do Y o u r F eet A c h e and Kuril?
a drift of 110 feet was run, all show­
Shake in to y o u r sh oe» A lle n ’s F o o t Kase. ing considerable ore.
The ledge is
a p o w d er fo r the feet. I t m akes tig h t oi about 80 feet w ide, and the wails are
n ew shoes feel e a s y ; g ive s in sta n t r e lie f to iu place and solid.
corn s and bunions. I t ’s the grea test co m ­
A tunnel from the Canyon creek side
fo rt d is c o v e ry o f the age.
C ures sw ollen
fe et, blisters and callou s spots.
A lle n ’s in the vicinity of the Frisco would cut
F o o t-E a s e is a certain cu re fo r in g ro w in g tlie lead ou the Flynn group at a depth
n ails, s w ea tin g , sm a rtin g, hot, a ch in g feer. of nearly 8,000 feet, and it has long
W e have o v e r 30,000 testim on ia ls. I t cures
w h ile you w alk . A ll d ru g g is ts and shoe been contended by practical mining
men that this is the most advantageous
stores sell it. 25c. T r ia l p a ck ag e F I t K K
hv m ail. A ddress, A lle n 8. O lm sted , Le poiut from which to open up the prop­
Jtoy, N. Y
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erty.
Our friendships in life are among our
L O O K I NG FOR IDAHO COAL.
greatest blessings.
When they are
what they ought to be and what they YCuul<t be m Itig Tliiu*; for tlie Itwilrouda
may be, they gradually enrich life.
ami for Lt-winton.
Crusades against noises have been
begun in Boston, Providence, Hartford,
Buffalo, and even in Philadelphia.
A N u r. 'I'lli■!„ l « r You.
Everybody'« con«tlp»te<l now .m l I lien, »n<|
the only «ure, pure, harmlp«* cure in Cmrnret*
C .n d y Cuthttriic. lluy unit try I A ll druKKiMs,
10c. 25c.50c. ______________________
Horses that are not at work daily
get but very little green food. They
would highly relish anything of a suc­
culent nature especially During the
warm feason. The dry food of winter
and summer is not ns conductive tq
digestion as when varied with green
food of some kind.
IN
ALASKA.
Atlin D istrict I I k I iii « l.ota of ths F r . . -
MIII lug V ariety.
Seattle, August 27. — II. C. Diers. of
Skagway, says that an average of 20
tilings on quartz are made iu the Atliu
recorder’s office daily. The general
snccesss in placer mining and quartz
locations in the camp this season, the
feeliug prevails in Atlin that the future
of the district as a good permanent pro­
ducer is assured.
Mouroe mountain is pro lacing rich
free milling quartz, now lasing worked
at Atliu. The mountain is eight miles
from Atliu, sn I not far from discovery
ou Fine creek. The quartz is being
taken to the stamp mills of Lord Ham­
ilton and crushed. It yields from 4120
to $90 a ton. The Anaconda property
in nut now being worked, and the mills
which weie set np there ure engaged iu
doing custom work of the Monroe
mountain ore.
A telluride proposition is being
opened a quarter of a mile from Atliu
which promises well. It has a six-
foot vein.
The nickel property at the south end
of Atlin lake is a very extensive body.
The percentage of nickel carried has
not been ascertained. The statement
that it was 40 per cent is not true.
No nickel runs that high.
LOOKING
TO
RED
CANCER
E
Many Americans in Paris are very
much exercised over the sale of in­
toxicating liquors in the American
cate, which forms a part of their
national pavilion.
U N S IG H T L Y
C op p er In ITiilon C ounty.
H u sh in g to D aw son .
Navigation on the Yukon rivet closes
early in Octolicr and there is a ruth
cf Height to the Dawson country.
B e ll’s
T h irty T h ousan d a M onth.
• befantv
dog a few bottle* disappeared
entirely. TbUwaa two yeara ago ; Ibere are etill
aigna of tb « Caocwr and ray general haatln
I - M m k » u i* a a La Plata Mo
I U th« greetert of all
I blood purifier*, and the
wily one guaranteed
purely rentable. Send
for our ire« book on
Cancer, containing valuable and
at interest
log information anout Ibi« d
and
write our pbyaiciana about your cnee, W«
make no charge for medical advice.
TMC t w i r l (PACIFIC CO., ATLANTA, 1 1
O ldest M in er,
The Oreenhack mine, in Josephine
Douglas county, Oregon, claims the
county, Orrgon, pays its owners $30,- oldest miner, William Kerr, who is 99
000 a mouth in dividends.
and works every day.
Gootl Id a h o M in * It** In * D r v o ln p n t.
The Klondike mine, in the Fierce
City di/Crtct, Idaho is being developed
by Daniels, and about 20,000 tons of
ore have been blocked out. It w ill as­
say about $s per Ion. Fifteen men are
working on the new site for the mill
which w ill tie put up at once.
This
mine i* owned hy the Oro Kino Mining
Company.
( o s l s a d l*«,rn l»iiM .
K lo n d ik e G o ld .
Tlie yield of gold in the Klondike
country this year is estimated at $16,-
000,000.
G o ld O utput T ill* Y ear.
Director of the Mint George K. Rob­
erts, estimates the w orld', gold output
thi. year at $300,000,000.
I ' . r m s n .n l H old V .ln *.
Several A.torta men have formed a
Mining experts .ate in the Portland
•yndicate to develop coal lands near Telegram, August 33, that they be-
that place. Petroleum t. alao expect- I lex ed the gold vein, in Fa.U-ra Oregon
*d to develop oa thi. property.
are permanent and of good depth.
Biliousness
'*1 h a v e us ed y o u r v a l u a b l e C A S C A -
K E T S and tlnd them perfect. Couldn t do
without them. I have used them for some time
for indigestion and biliousness and am now com­
pletely cured. Recommend them, to every one
Once tried, you will never be without them in
the family."
Low . A. M a u z , Albany, N. Y.
CANOV
W
C A A T T H
f l A R
n T I l w
C
W
a
b t v d c a ie t o
Chicago
Po rtla n d
•racial
9.15 a. m.
Salt Lake, Denver,
4:00 p m.
Ft. Worth,Omaha,
Kansas City, St.j
, Louia,Chicago and j
East
Spokane
Flyer
• :00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
Walla Walla, Lewis­
ton,Spokane, Niin-J
neapolis, St. Paul,
Duluth. M il« an-i
kve, Chicago A Last1
4.00 p. UL
OcaanSteamfthlps.
A ll tailing dates
lubject to change
For Fan F rancD co-
Sail every 5 days.
4:00 p. m.
Ex. Buuday
Columbia Rlvar
Daily
SUamers.
Ex «unday
00 ». m.
To A storia and Way
kturday
Landings.
10:00 p. m.
L
9:00 a. m
Ex.Sunday
7:00 a. m.
Thur
and Sat.
4.00 a m.
Fuea.. Thur
and Sat.
Lr. Riparia
1:16 a. in.
Daily
Wlllamett* Rlvar.
4:30 p. m.
Ex.bunds/
Oregon City, New-
berg, Salem, Inde­
pendence «k Way
Landings. ___
3:30 p. rn.
Mon., Wed.
and Fri.
W lllam eM * and Y am ­
h ill Nlvara.
Oregon City, Day-
tou, dt Way Land­
ings.
4:30 p. m.
Moil., Wed
and Fri.
Wlllamett* Rlvar.
Portland to Corval-j
Us 4 Way Land­
ings.
Snake River.
Riparia to Lewiston
Lv. Lewiston
Daily
9 a m.
W . H . HURLBURT,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do
Gooa. Never Sicaen. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 26c. 50c.
CUR E C O N S T I P A T I O N .
The most important discovery made
by the Harriman scientific party in
Alaska, is that glaciers are receding.
A hitherto unknown fiord with a beau­
tiful stream running into it was named
after Mr. Harriman. Many animals,
supposed to be rare, were fonnd to be
plentiful in Alaska.
A n it T i
Sait Lake, Denver,
7:00 a.m .
Ft. Worth,Omaha,
Kansas City, St.j
i Louis,Cnicagu and
East.
I
Atlantic
I s presa
9:00 p. in
“ Then he isn’t a real count?”
“ Bless yon, no! They call him
'count’ because he was once a referee
at a prize fight. ”
r » A O I MAAN
...
We w ill give O n« Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by H a ll’s Catarrh Cure. Bend for
circular», free.
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F. J. C H EN EY A CO., Tel«do, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
H a ll’s Fam ily Pilla are the beat.
...
S l i r l l z * H rm r a * ( o n p u r , (k ir a g o . M o a ire a l. . 1 * » Y o rk . 3 tl
u n T H R A P Sold and guaranteed by ail drug-
N i l - I U -D A U * 18 « to ( T R K Toeianeo Hahii
EAST AND SOUTH
At the battle of Hastings, A. p
1066, the weapons being swords and
battle axes, 500 fell mortally wounded
out of every 1,000 soldiers.
H A IR
R e v e la tio n
trains leave Newberg for Portland and way
stations at 7:öö a. in.
Depot Fifth and I Sts.,
LEAVE.
Portland.
ARRIVE.
Hy mail, securely sea’ ed, $1.00.
W O O D A R D , C L A R K Si C O ., A g e n t * ,
'
P o r t la n d , O r.-gon .
PARK A N D
WASHINGTON
A. P. Armstrong, LL. B., Prin.
STREETS
J. A. Wesco, Penman and Secy
F IN E OLD
...WHISKY...
Gin, Brandy, Rum
12 full quart«. $9.00. Per gallon, $•_>.:*). X X X
PORT AND SH E RRY, $1.50.
A IL
GOOD
GOODS
Orders for $25.00 and upward delivered free to
hearest Railrt *d or Steamer Landing. Blank
Cases and Kegs.
LO U IS C A H E N
OPEN ALL T H E Y E A R
Illustrated Catalogue, College Currency, Business Forms, Speci­
mens o f Penmanship, Etc., Mailed Free to any Address.
20 to 40 Per Cent
•Daily.
That’s Good Interest Isn’t It
& SON
BAN
F R A N C IS C O ,
We can name a Stock which pays about 20 per cent per annum now and will
nay about 40 per cent before the end of this year if bought now. Thi( stock ie
steadily advancing and will go much higher.
C A L IF O R N IA .
Overland Exprcsi
For Salem, Rosebu rg,
Aslarnl, Sacramento,
• 7:00 p.m
Ogden, San Francis­ * 9:15 a. m.
co, Mojave, Los An­
geles, K1 Paso, New j
l Orleans and Fast.
* «:30 a.m. Rosebu rg passengcr- • 4:30 p. m.
f Via Woodburn. for
Daily
I Mount Angel,Silvcr-
Daily
except
ton, W e s t S c io ,
except
Sunday.
Brownsville, Spring-
Sunday.
[ field and Natron.
) 7:80 a. m. ...Corvallis passenger. t 5:50 p. rn.
f 4:50 p. m Independence pass’ngr. t 8:25 a. m.
Established uO Years.
Another Stock we can tell about that will be a Dividend payer and is now
selling as a prospect.
W e will be glad to advise you about these stocks and any of the others on the
Mining Exchange. Write us.
WAQY, HENQEN & WAGY
f
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ORTHERN
PACIFIC RY.
(Y tllow atone Park Line.)
REFERENCES: Exchange National Bank, Colorado Spring9, Colo.; Mer­
chant«’ National Bank, Portland, Ore., and many others.
NOTHING BETTER MADE
( The
You can’ t make a mistake it you get a
Famous
German
am
A VENARIUS
. . M it c h e ll. .
Mitchell, lieuiis & Staver Co.
PORTLAND, ORECON.
DR. GUNN’S uver PILLS
ONE FOR A DOSE. Cure Sick TTeadsche and Dys­
pepsia, fir mo r Pimples, Purify the Blood, Aid Dig»**-
tloa, Pruv rut UtllouRness. Donot Gripe or Sicken. To
Si2SJ¥!£ L 4!S-ir i l lni*,l,,* ® P efp®«5fuMbo*.a.io. D R.
B O S A N K O C O ., Philadelphia I*». Sold by Druggists.
Here*a a Proposition
Isn’ t it reasonable to suppose that a firm of
30 years experience could tell you tlie best way
to get good value for your m oney? If you are
making improvements in your house, or build-
in’-i a new hou«e, no limiter how small or large
the sum you wi**h to >pcnd in electrical or gas
fixtures, fireplaces, msntel furniture, etc., you
w ill save money and be well suited if you con­
sult T H F. J O H N It % It It K I r 1 0 , 9 1 F ir s t
S treet, F o rtlw tid , O reg o n .
The only Dining-Car R ou t« from Portland
to the East.
The only route to the Yellowstone National
Park.
D e s tro y s ....
..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN..
»W O n c
application is all that is required.
It lasts for years.
If
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circulars and information to the
following; distributing agents; Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
W ash .; Fisher, Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn &
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
E. Ca ATKINS & CO M PA N Y (me.)
PORTLAND,
DROPSY
13 D T> T (AlMisT FREE.
K «T «m »iio Diop-y a ad it« com-
ilio.tion« »specialty for twenty
e«ta with t l . meat weederfnl
iuccets. H it-c a re d m «nj thoas-
• ud c««*9.
IS. E. I . 32II1T3 SC93,
Bex H,
A tls a ti, 0 «.
Fsed a few minutes even­
ings. w ill rid your house
of Flies and Moaauitoes.
No mark or stain left on
the ceilings or walls, j
Works like magic. Price i
25cents. Write f«*r book- I
let.
Dayton Hardware
Co., Portland. Oregon.
Preserver)
CARBOUNEUMaa
. . . . P e r m a n e n t ly
J O H N FOOLS,
P o r t l a n d , O regon .
can g iv e y o u the best bargains in general
niachin ery. engines, boilers. tanks. pum ps,
plow s, belts am i w in d m ills. T h e new
•feel I X L w in d m ill, sold bv him , is un­
equ alled.
lagiu’s rig Miller
Wood
SA WS...
REPAIRED
OREGON.
C h isel B it
SAWS
Solid Tooth
SAWS
Band
SAWS
Shingle
SAWS
C ro ss Cut
Hand
SAWS
SAW S
A ll Kinds o f
SAW S
Portland Branch,
BO F irs t Street a
I Ua. Depot, Foot 6th St. |
I DAYS to Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City
and 8t. Paul.
^ DAYS to Milwauaee and Chicago.
U DAYS to Washington, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and other Eastern
points.
Baggage checked through to destination of
leket.
For sleeping-car reservations, tickets, map*
nd full information, call on or write
A. D. CHARLTON,
list. Gen. Piss. Agiot,
D O N 'T L E T Y O U R H A R V E S T S E A S O N F IN D Y O U W I T H O U T A
STU D EBAKER
W AGON.
E. H. WOODWARD,
Local Agent, XewVsrg, Or.
PENSION
SO Y E A R S ’
E X P E R IE N C E
LIFE
P atents
loore’s Revealed Remedy
n ted in be to f restorer to heal h.
1 at your dr«
CUTLERS
T R ADC m ARK .
D e s ig n s
It
C ory r i g h t , 4c.
Anvone tending a sketch and de*cr1nt|nn n a y
gntckly ascertain our optato« free whether an
fn r*ntioa t* probably patentable. Communie*.
tien* « n ctlr confidential. Handbook
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•ent free« <7idest agency for securing potent«.
Patent* token «¿rough Mann k Co. fecalV
flpseLsd notées, without charge, ln th «
CARB01 ATE OF IODINE
POCK I r i n h a l e r .
A guarantee*! « > e for Catarrh and
Consumption
A ll IV uvg s’ -* |L (V
f. I. SMITH IC V Fifh'i. I . l d g ' t I
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V V "“*
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w ritin g
■ • a t in a t h i .
...
to «H «.rtl»w rw
iwo.»
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Portland, Or.
* » » Morrlaon St., Cor. T h ird .
Doesn't seen i worth livin g to a «lek woman.
!*he freN tire <1 and weak da> a fer day
What
she need* • no thing to give her the vitality
she once had
Is ree
cures
a r r iv i .
F»6t mail for Kalam ,
Kelso, Castle Rock, Win-
lock, ( liebalis. Centra­
lis, South Bend, Monte-'
aano, Aberdeen. O -osta,
Olympia, Tac< m , Seat­
tle. Victoria, Pt. Town­
send, KUensburgh. Ros-
lyn. North
Yakima,
Sprague, Cheney, Spo­
kane, Pullman,’
Gar-
Held, Farmington. Mos­
Il :00 a. m. cow, Cniontown, Gen­ 7:50 a.
esee, R( ssland, B. C .;
Trail, B. C.; Nelann, B.
C.; Kalso,
Missoula,
Butte, Anaconda, Hele­
na, St. Paul, Minneapo­
lis, Kansas City, Oma­
ha, Council Bluffs, St.
Louia, Chicago, Wash­
ington, New York, P h il­
adelphia, B< at > i i , and
all points Ea-t aud
Southeast.
CLAIM Akl» f OK
• to *1 A HAM
Washington. 0 C thev w ill re-
•ICKFO«
R th N ll Vols M llf
eeive quick .'-cent ng Claims linee IRTA.
20th Corps p
V
fDaily except Sunday.
Connecting at San Francisco with steamship
nes for Hawaii, Japan, China, the Philippines
nd Australia.
Rebate tickets on sale daily between Port-
nd. Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates
7 flrst-clag and $11 second-class, including
eeper.
For through tickets and rates call on or ad-
flress
H. R. SATC1IWELL, Agt., Newberg Station.
Or Address,
C. H. M A R K H AM , G. F. «& Pass. Agent.
Portland, Or.
N
318 and 319 Chamber of Commerce,
P O R TLA N D , OREGON.
Q uarts Strike N ea r D etroit.
Four quartz claims have been located
near Detroit, Oregon, duriug the week,
aud the hills are being hunted (or loca­
tions.
TIME SCHEDULES
P«F a »T
Removed from the face or skin with
d pain
The copper fields in the eastern part
of Union county, Oregon, are likely to
become valuable property.
Property
being worked by the North American
Mining Company allows ore hearing
gray copper In good quantities.
Re­
ports aay that a great body of copper
<re exists in this section.
D .R > H .
Hood*s Sarsaparilla
Life is not one grand sweet song at
Cape Nome. A Wichita man writing
G old-8lutl«l«xl Kock O btain ed in G o ld home Irom there says:
“ Here lies the
Kanin L e d g e .
rolling sea. Towering above the sea
Seattle, August 27 — Good tidings ol are the ice mountains, and tonering
file rapid advance of mining operations ahote them is the price of grub.”
in the Mount Baker gold lields were
Eggs have kept up well in prices
taken to Whatcom hy II. G. Anderson,
who arrived from lied Mountain, via this year and considering the fact that
Chilliwack and Vancouver, B. U. Mr. fowls are almost self supporting in sum­
Audersou was one of the discoverers of mer, eggs are almost clear profit com­
the Audersou-Schrimsher gold ledge on pared with their cost. It is probable
Bed mountain. In the Blade he says that when poultry receives ua much
the prospects of the leading ledges in attention as other stock more fowls
that district are most encouraging, and will be regarded as invaluable ad­
owners are pushing development work juncts to farming especially as eggs sell
rapidly. Work ou the Fost-Lamhert for cash and are produced every mouth
ledges has been suspended for a few of the year.
days, awaiting the arrival of engines
and fans with which to drive away the
smoke which arises from constant blast­
ing iu the tunnel. All miners who
have visited the property say that it is
very rich.
The (¡old Basin ledge on Bed moan
tain, in which Charles D. 1-ane, of San
Francisco, and J. O. Carlisle are inter
ested, is said to he a veritable bonanza
to tlie owners. Mr. Anderson met Mr.
Carlisle at Chilliwack and that gentle­
man told him that assays made from
ore tHken from the Gold Basin ledge
run as high as $80,000 per ton. The
gold can he seen with the naked eye
and stands out iu heads ou the qaartz.
The discovery of immense coal de­ It is similar to the quaitz found in the
posits near Lewiston Idaho, will it is lame Jack ledge, owned by English &
believed, have great influence iu the fu­ j Son.
ture ruilroad construction in that sec­
It appears that the location of the
tion. The deposits are located about I international boundary line is iu ques­
18 miles from the mouth of the Craiiri tion, and fears are entertained that
Itonde river, and if the results of de­ Bed mountain and other mountains in
velopment meet the elaborate indica­ that vicinity may possibly be in Brit­
tions, they promise to exert a material ish Columbia. According to field notes
influence on the railroad situation iu of Provincial Surveyor Dean, the line
the Snake river country, auys the Lew- £ .VproVed'to cross at Box canyon at
iatou Tribune. The (>. M. * N . Co., the confluence of Eat
last and West Silicia
it 1 m »aid, ia anxiously investigating creeks.
Owueis of claims at Red
coal
pronpiectn
in
the
basins
of
the
Co
mountain
,
, ,
,
,
. . . .
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have taken out mining
luml.ia and Snake m e n with the hope, lioWMe, iu British Columbia and are
of providing and adequate supply of | , lg0 maklng
at New Westmin­
coal fur its system and if such is the ster in order to hold their claims in
case the discovery of a good quality cano they find that their claims lie in
in sufficient quantity ou the (irand British Columbia.
Bomle would be a most welcome devel­
The Bed Mountain Gold Mining
opment to that road.
Company has a large force of men at
work driving a tunnel in to tap its
OR E G O N COAL FIELDS.
ledges. Cabins are being built for
T h e G e o lo g ic a l .Survey I’ lib lU h e * a Late wiuter quarters.
Guard Your HomMh
A W l « a Prlutwr.
MOUNTAIN
Hhade trees are neglectod from ths
time they are put into the ground until
they are large. Insects and diseases
attack them, but as they bear no crops
and are supposed to produce no profit
they are left to the ravages of their
enemies.
The shade tree will lie
missed when it is gone however and
R ep o rt ou T h em .
Its place cannot easily be filled. Spray
the shade tree ami save them as they
Washington, August 27.— The coal E N OU G H ORE FOR TEN YEARS.
add hundred* of dollars vulue to the fields of Oregon are thus summarized
by the latent report of the geological
farm.
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T h e M outo C rU tn C om pany W il l Soon
K m ploy M ore Men.
One point in growing turnips is to survey:
The
coal
fields
of
Oregon,
so
far
as
plant the seed on ground that has been
Monte Cristo, Wash., Angust 27.—
yet
known,
all
lie
west
of
the
Cascade
well cleared of weeds. I f the young
The Monte Critao Mining Company has
plants can oscape the weeds until the range and north of Rogue river. Moat about 00 men on the pay roll. The
leaves are well out, half the danger of of them are among the mountains geu-
erally kuown in Oregon as the ('oast j concentrator is usiug^ only one side of
loss is theu over. No plant is hardier
range, hut others occur at the western I
m' " ' handling .0 tons every 24
than the turnip and the plants only re­
foot of the Cascade range. Four fields hours. Koine
Some repaiis are being made
quire a good start to ensure a crop.
w ill he noticed— the upper Nehalem lin‘* w*leu done the m ill will run it
The daughter of a tobacco merchant, coal field, in Columbia county; the full capacity of 800 tons per day. The
from simply sleeping in a chamber lower Nehalem coal fields, in Clatsop dynamo w ill start up iu a few days,
where a large quantity of tobacco had county; the Yaquiua coal fields, in then the Burleigh drills will be at
been rasped, died soon after, in con' Lincoln comity and the Coos Hay coal work. As soon as a raise is finished,
vulsious.
fields, in Coos county. Traces of coal so there w ill he more air and room, the
have been fond in many other (tarts of force w ill he incieased to 200 or 260
the state. The gieatest hindrance to men. It is claimed that the Monte
the development of the Oregon coal Criustn Miuing Company has enough
ore iu sight to keep the mines working
fields is the lack of transportation.
for 10 years. A surveying party is at
W o rk ProgroMMiiig on the K lu ilif r lfy .
work on a line to bring more water to
Sufferers from this harribls malady
The
tunnel
on
the
Kimberley,
in
the
■early always inherit it — not nrceaeerily
tlie mill.
from the parents, but may be from some Kamloops, B. ('..district, is in 827 feet,
remote ancestor, for Cancer often rflns latst week a vein was struck on the top
D iv id en d -l*a y lug Mine*.
through several generations. This deadly of the tuunel, at a pitch of 45 degrees.
The
following
is a partial list of the
poison may Uy dormant in the blood fur Bunches ol very good ore have been
yean, or until you reach middle life, then encountered, of ehaloopyrites and black divi.lend-payiug mines of British Co­
the first little sore or ulcer nukes its ap­ oxides. The present vein matter is lumbia: Camp McKinley paid up to
June, 1890, $812,904; the Fern, up to
pear»
Breastit, or some other pert of the body, very much decomposed, hut so far con­ June, 1898, $10,000; the lla ll Mines,
siderably exceeds in value anything Limited, np to May, 1899, $120,000;
yes the first warning.
To cure Cancer thoroughly end perms- hitherto taken from the tunnel. This the Idaho, up to January, 1899, $292,-
« so d o u s virus must be finishes tlie contract for the 100 feet ot
aently all the poisonous
000; the I-ust Chance, up to April,
slimlnsted from the blood —ere try vestags driving. Work is still in progress,
1899, $15,000; the Le Boi. up to No­
if it driven out. This 9. 9. 9. . does, and and w ill be prosecuted steadily.
vember, 1899, $1,305,000; the Queen
■ the only medicine that esn reach deep
R ohi I to K in * K iv rr M I iif «.
Bess, up to July, 1899, $25,000; the
tested, obetinete blood troubles like this
Crews of men and teams have gone Rambler-Cariboo, up to December,
When all the poison baa been forced out
of the system the Cancer heals, and the front Brownsville, Oregon, to build the ; 1890, $60,000; the Reco, up to Janu­
disease never returns.
wagon road from that place to the ary, 1898, $297,500, the War Eagle
Cancer begins of tan in s small way, as the Blue river [mines. Belays ot men will Consolidated, up to February, 1900,
following letter from Mrs. Shirer shows:
A m i l l pimple ctqM on mjr liw about a « tacb he at work until the road is completed $545,350; the Ymir, np to November,
below tba car on tb« taft aid« of my face. It gar« to the mountains.
1899, $30,000.
or I ucootcd -
, and I ahauld hare
4t«n about it had it
a o f b « (u i to inflame and
& ; ft would bleed a
little, the* n b orcr but
would not beat. Thla
cootiaard for acme time,
when ray jaw began to
•well, b i c v m l n i very
painful The Cooler bw-
gaa to eat and epread,
•ntU it w i i at large aa a
half dollar, when I heard
of 8 A • and detarmto-
F r . . I c . F oun tains.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
An exchange tell, of a printer, who,
Church 'temperance society, in New wheu hi. fellow workmen neut out to
L o o k Out f o r t h e W e a k P o i n t » .
York, supports 12 free ice water foun­ drink beer during the working hours,
T h a t fe e lin g o f d e b ility , depression and
tains in the tenement house districts. put in the bank the exaot amount he w an t o f e n e r g y ; th at sleeplessness: th at
They are iu operation from May 1 to would have .pent if he bad gone to p o o r a p p e tite ; th a t pain a fte r eating,
October 1. and many letter* have been drink. He thus kept bis resolution sh ou ld be p r o m p tly attended to. H o o d ’s
received telltag of the constant stream for five years, lie theu examined his S a rsa p a rilla w ill g iv e r e lie f and w ill p re­
of children with pitchers, draymen bank£ account and found be had ou de- ve n t the n ervou s prostra tio n , ch ro n ic d y s ­
and others who have enjoyed them. i posit $521.86. Iu the five years he pepsia and o th e r serious diseases th at
The great increase this season in the had uot lost a day from ill health. w o u ld fo llo w a persisten t n eglect o f these
sy m p tom s. I t 19 the safegu ard o f h ealth
price of ice makes it prohibitory foi the Three out of five of his fellow workmen as w ell as the surest rem ed y fo r disease.
poor, and therefore the fountains w ill had become drunkards, were worthless
prove even more of a blessing than aud were discharged.
I . America's Greatest Medicine.
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heretofore. It costs $200 to erect one \
The people of New York buy daily
of these fountains, and the society de­
Hoon's P ills cure »11 liver ilia 25 cents.
the milk produced by 140,00(1 cows.
sires to extend the system.
It is brought from farms in New York
S h ip y a rd * in G cr nany.
From W a r to F «a c e .
state, New Jersey, Connecticut, Mas­
There are 39 shipyards in Germany,
T w o ca n n on from the C iv il W a r are to sachusetts aud Feunsylvauia.
employing altogether nearly 60,000
1* m elted a m i cast into a statue rep resen t­
men, aud together they constructed last
I d o not b e lie v e I ’ iso's C ure fo r C on ­
in g peace. W h at a contrast—as grea t iu a
su m p tio n has an equ al fo r cou gh s and year 528 vessel, of all kinds for the
w av as th e change I I os te tte r's Stom ach
co ld s.— J o h s F. B o y l e . T r in it y bo rin gs, navy, the merchant marine and for
lud., Feb. 15, 1900.
H itters w ill hringabou t in the h ealth ot an v
river traffic of the larger description.
w h o use it. I t cures co n stip a tio n , dt spepsia
Of these yards five are used for the
The Paris exposition of 1878 is com­ construction of naval vessels, having
o r weak kid n evs. T r y it.
memorated by the Trocadero aud that
The curious fact is noted by M. Mau- of 1889 hy the Effel tower, both of au aggregate capacity for the simultan-
rain, in the Journal de Physique, that which form part of the preseut exhibi­ , ecus construction of over 40 of the
largest ships, 28 torpedo destroyers and
careful measurements of the intensity tion.
30 torpedo boats.
3f gravitation iu different parts of the
W i l l Vaccinate Lob st er s.
globe show this to be greater on islands
D E A FNK9S C A N N O T B E C U R E D
An enterprising London piscicultur­
than on continents.
ist Das invented a lymph with which By local a p p lication , as they cannot reach the
The prince of Wales, simple and un­ he propose! to vaccinate young lobsters dfsea.sed portion of the ear. There is only on «
to cure deafness, and that is by constitu­
ostentatious as lie always desires his to protect them against crustaceans. way
tional remedies. Deafness ia caused by an In­
private visit to he, cannot be fittingly The vaccinated lobster w ill have a pe­ flamed condition of the mucous lin in g of the
Tube. When this tube gets in­
entertained for even two or three days culiar scar at the base of his tail to Eustachian
flamed you have a rum bling sound or im per­
without an expenditure of £3,000 or distinguish him from his uuva :cinated fect hearing, and when It la en tirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the inflamma­
£ 4 , 0 0 0 . ___________
tion can bo taken out and this tube restored to
brethren.
its normal condition, hearing w ill be destroyed
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth-
fo rever; nine cases out ot ten are caused by
ng »Svrup the best remedy to use for their
catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
children during the teething period.
Made cf the Best Materials, thoroughly seasoned, by competent workmen.
without an equaL Call on our A fe n t, or address
It standi
S T U D E B A K E R B R O S M A N U F A C T U R I N G CO.,
320-336 East Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon.
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