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"Before a FaUp Some proud people ihink they art strong, ridicult the idea of disease, neglect health, let the blood run doton. and stomach, kid neys and liver become deranged. Take Hood's SarsapariSa and you will prevent the fall and save your pride. Itlasted Hopes. In mooly silonce.with lowering brow and fol.led arins, tho young man stood before her. He was a returned soldier, a volun teer officer, honorably discharged from the seiTioe of bis country. He had come back, as he proposed, to make the dear girl happy who had hung upon hia neck when ne bade her good-bye to go to the wars. But the dear girl had received him eoldly. A hustling coiuineroial traveler had ihkcii auvantage of hia absence and supplanted mm in her affections. bo!" he said, at last. "Vou have no remorse rot your faithlessness I" "None whatever." ah "Yon prefer that chap with the sninpie case 10 me, oo you?" "Bather." He drew himself m ntifflw ''mm Grenadine Corkins," he said, leave in is House lorever. I leave , ne added, picking up his hat, "drummered out, but not drummed outl" And as he marohed out of the loom wun a military step the heartless girl uou out -beiu lertl leftl" after aim. ifticago Tribune. Kis! mm 0F NORTHWEST . ",sur8i. - nttreljr different from all kaU Any particular reason for itf" I f1 ntnea. Ready for un in NEBVOUS DEPRESSION. ' k TALK WITH Mas. FmtCHAK. A woman with the blue is a very un comfortable person. She ia Illogical, vnhappy and frequently hysterical The condition of the mind known aa tbe blnea," nearly always, with wo men, results from diseased organa of generation. It ia a source of wonder that In thla age of advanced medical science, any person should atill believe that mere force of will and determination will overcome depressed spirits and nerv ousness in women. These troubles are indications of disease. Every woman who doesn't under stand her condition should write to Xynn, Mass., to Mrs. Pinkham for her advice. Her advice ia thorough com mon sense, and is the counsel of a learned woman of great experience. Bead the story of Mrs. F. S. Bkhwett, Westphalia, Kansas, as told in the fol lowing letter: Deab Mrs. Ptitkhaic I have suf fered for over two years with falling, enlargement and nicer;. n. womb, and this apring, being in snch m Kcuenra condition, caused me to now ior nearly aix months. Some time mgv, urgea rjy mends, I wrote to you for advice. After using the treatment which you advised for a abort time. Mi-rime now stopped. I am now gaining strength and uu oetter Health than I have had for the mutt n t wish to say to all distressed. Buffer ing women, do not suffer longer, when there ia one so kind and willing to tydia E. Pinlcham. Vegetable Com pound is a woman's remedy for wo man a ilia. More than a million wo men have been benefited by It. my life insured "Anv bartiuiilar namn ! "Going to be married next week." ijwi a see, yoi're one of these popu mr imiiows, aren't you?" "Why. I fancy I'm pretty well known." "Well. We can't intmr. un n.lll iiei wia wodaing is over.' "nvnot?" "Becansa them's no loll!., your 1001 mends will do to you before you sot out of tiiwn "nUvUi.,.i - -..v.wiiiuv. ..,, uouier. A Matrimonial M II .In m The avernsre vonmr ,, tiii.,k. k. i. u IlogltlOU IO 111 ft I rV if lie h.i. IKrt in the bank and a stea.lv i,,t ii... a great factor in a l.iva affair Af ter the man is 40 he wonders how he eyet did it. and when he eat pie at uikiii ana nas tne nightman he al ways imagines that he is marrying K" on taou. Atcliison Ulobe Th. Pnw... n S..n.. The r.rmai. Tela...!. i - - ........... ,-, ncariT over whelmed by the recent storm. Apparent Iv serum thim. ..... ..r.. ... 5... -i- have health be on your guard. Disease ixx-Hsionai aose ol Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will keep the bowels regular and disease at bav. If vou nave indigestion and constipation try it. "So your poodle ran away. Mis Chic?" "Yea I'm , nn i didn't have a muff made out of Lim es Jack wanted me to." Fuck. T. l ?n"t man from Lenore, Who boldly went off to the war; 1 he -beer made him sick, uaisa uiv at lift nwii-atrsmi nuitaa ;..u By the prompt use of old Jesse Moore. Use of senna nmlrpa no nna niAia Bam'a Horn. ..T? yoVtf yo.n owe ,he dnty. Par Tour system bj Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. There's no denvinv lb fiix that tla ton ia on of the has-beans. Va will r.A.U f if . r u j fL,uw it ny oi ourpun- lished testimonials are proven to be not genuine. Ths Piso Co.. Warren, Pa. Life )9 a bis noknr nma in l.;i. everybody is bluffing the loser. FITS TiTT, 2 CVra- 1,0 "or eri.nM bottle and treatise, lilt K. u, jujqSVl Lti ijl Argil street, Ptaiadelpala, Pfc ' Slander is like nmH- it ni. ;i.. -- -" wu. puuu where it finds affinity. A Guaranteed Core. Ifoat riiffinnlf tn.M j . v . m i iimuiv vunsiipaiion. Yet Cancareui Csndy Cathartic are suaranteed IA sHPaa anv wiaaa ab - . e . . .Tail JkT& " .uuaeu. Utug. It delays aie dangerous lawyers must m UfflTU IUI a"A whlt? Sr twelve beautiful tints by adding; cold water. AJHS. Jtuy P"'W ALA. pji ii.ii tor wails an : . wiio ana reii. . ' aw (IHI,, V durable. Put up In dry pow dered form, in five-pound pack ages, with full directions. A Badcot of Oan.ral K.wa Gathered I everal I'aelfle Coast States. 12) IA kalsomlnes are cheap, tem porary preparations made from whiting-, chalks, claxs, etc., and stuck on walls with de- Tft?Jn5,'n,ln"1 "T- ALABA8 TIN Is not a kalsomlna. EWARB of the dealer who fays he ran sell you the "same thing" as ALuVBASTINB or something- Just as good." He Is either not posted or la try ing to deceive you. KD IN OFFERING something he has bought ;heao and trlea to sell on ALABAStlNE'B de mands, he may not realise th damage you will suffer by a kalsomlne on your walla, BNSIKLB dealers will not buy a lawsuit. Dealers risk on by selling and consumers by using Infringement. Alabaatlna Co. own right to make wall coat ing to mix with cold water. HE INTERIOR WALLS bf every achoolhouaa .hnnirt k coated only with pure, durable AUABAStINH. ft safeguards health. Hundreds of tons are used annually tor tola work. N BUYING ALA BASTING, sea that packages are properly la- package light kalso- mine, offered to customers aa a ve-pud package. CISANCB of wall paner Is ob viated by ALAHASTINE. It can be used on plastered walla, wood ceilings, brick or can vas. A child can brush It on. It does not rub or scale oil. STABLISHBD In favor. Shun aB Imitations. Ask paint dealer or druggist for tint card. Write for "Alahastlne Era," free, to ALABASTINB CO- Grand Rapids. Michigan. It's Qnlte the Fad Jfow. They were discussing the details of projected county exhibition of fat tock, poultry and orocliet work. "I think." said the chairman, "that all the preliminaries have been at- senaeu to. An angular man in the back of the nan stood op. nave you invited Dewev?" be asKed. Instantly all wag confusion. It was lerrmie oversight, bat one man's loretnougnt saved the day. Chicago Post. Among His Impediment. "Tonv'e got a lot of baggage," re marked the Washington friend who bad accompanied him to the railway atation. "Yea,'.' .responded the tetiring con gressman, "bat I cairr something on my mind that weighs me down more than all this staff pat together." "What ia it?" inquired the other. "It's my "exl said the departing statesman, with a dry sob. Chicago Tribune. SHAKB INTO TOl'B SHOES. lY;?. T88' a, Powder for the feet i,..,r .i r""u'vBWO"en smarting feet and " the greatest comfort discov. . --' uvtw Biuri-3 iew easy, it is certain rnr-rkiiku: ?ia callous and hot. tired, aching feet? We . w oi.iiiuiiiaii ui cures. Try ?''n2olA-f7 druggists and stores. Evniaafor25c ia stamps. Trial Tlie best is the cheapest, but the cheapest isn't always the best Mothers will find Mrs. Wiuslow's Booth- chUdren during the teething period. On account of soma ant i,l a !.. the plan of organization the pottery trust iias couapsea. 100 BKWARD SIOO. The readers of this paper will be pleased to Pay of lawmakers. The lawmakeia in Austria and Fianoe are paid $5 a day; in Greece the senatots set S100 a mnntb .n,i .i.- deputies 50; in Germany members of both housea nmiM ahnxt eo tn . day; in Denmark the merobeia of the "landsthing" each receive about a nay, in Belgium each member of the chamber of lepresentativea gets 85 a moiim, m roriugai the peers and com mons are paid the same sum, which is about $355 a year; in Spain the mem bers of the cortes are not paid for their seivioes. bnt enjoy many advantages nu immunities; in Switzerland the members of the national council get $3 60 a day, and the council of states, mH lower nouse, 1 1.60; in Italy the senators and deputies are not paid at all, bnt aie allowed traveling expenses. England ia the only country where uicmuera oi parliament are not only nnpaid, bnt have no special rights or privileges. Chicago Chronicle. Christian tniU... The influences whl! .Imu.i. n.. aily history of a state are fai-reaoh- l r a . . ug. vregon nas many blessings and one of them it that thn young people are enrolled under the Ka.,... ... . v.nri8iian uiuleavor. The societies have been the means of kind- nig nouie purpose and arousing enthu siasm for the work of Christian men ami women. The Oregon Christian Endeavor Dn ion is to hold its 12th tion at Portland, May 86.28, and hun dreds of young people aie planning to enjoy it. It ia aianllnnl .! ... - . - - .'r-...'.ia., Nuvii iur" tune that Dr. Clark, the president of wniiea Hooiety of Christian En deavor, which now has membership i over o.uuu.uuq, U t,a present. He left Boston May 1st, having just shaken ... imi oi uuoa iroin tils feet, and will address conventions in Manitoba, uiaii anu uaiiiorma, before coming to . J" Pr"orBma ia pronounoed splendid," but is not yet quite ready for publication. It ia to be a mass convention, that is. all members of Chriatian Endeavor societies aie free to attend. The Port land - committee are making careful! arrangements, and they offer free lodg. ing to societies with a membership of " ,ur lu"r inoir number, pro- urn eticn nas a dolegate's certificate. In societies numbering over 40, one out of 10 may be given a delegate's certifl- vnm euuiiing to tree lodging when The railroads have given special rates, io v. n. oc . ua, lull fare going, one-fifth faie return ini All l.... ing tickets should get a receipt from the agent showing that they have paid u.i mre, anu mn reoeipt will be conn tersiirned hv tha ).,. i gon ChiiatUn Endeavor Union. On preeeniation At th tana na - - - " pbEi kUUI VVUII tersigned the holders will be entitled to tne reduced return rates. The Southern Panifln nttarm ceptionally low ratea that this will afford a splendid opportunity to visit Pn.ll.nJ A. It.-. .! .1 .. - mat time tne oily will be at ita best, and the people will be prepared to give the visitois a royal welcome. A steamboat excursion np tha Columbia has been planned at a low rate for tha round trip. This is an opportunity not to be missed. ROBERT M'LEAN, Cbaiiman of Piess Committee. CoaaolidaMon of at.. n.n. The consolidation of tha atrs.it ..II. roads of Seattle ia an accomplished fact. Six of the brtneinnl II,,.. I- .1.. - r- ....via .1, OUT. ORI11A Bllll uluit . in 1...... I....... -..v. ni.i m, ra ueeu brought together under one ownership, and are soon to be controlled hv . I executive head. Thursday the !..! whioh has been pending for weeks, and which has been talkml nl In. In... - I . . .mi mill uf five years, was closed by an agreement between tha - ws ivi'i vnoian tives ox tne railway lines Involved. A new company will be organised imme diatelv. with an - . .-un VHUIIHI stock of t6.000.000. Oregon Nurmal Snh.nl. At tha niealinv nf mul ..u.i n " - .HII..II.. b.,i,iui presidents heM at finl.n, ti.... present, Presidents Campbell of Mon mouth. Anderson nf Drain v,m of A.shland and Raid of Weston. The representatives of the different schools agreed unon a nlu 11 - Ctli iliivinswniwls.rt ma courses oi study and the require ments of graduation. They will leooin mend to their several boards a four years' coarse, to heal sible ftftor next roan liak Af ..Kt. - wa miit t f i" d high schools; a uniform requirement ior aumiasiun, and at least 800 houis' praotioe teaching before graduation. CATARRH OF THE PELVIC ORGANS. The Reason Why So Many Women Are Sick. , at' Woalarowora Will a.H It is the belief at Pnlltnn tl,. ik. wool market will nnen nn In a ..mi . a Of weeka. and that tha .lin n .1.1. year will move off at tha prevailing prices, i ue growers are not inclined to repeat their error of last year aud uoiu tuoir wool ior Higher flguiea. Wool Arriving. WOOl OOntillllna tn Drrlna Tl.- Dalles at tha rule nf ilmm . loads a day. Some of the last year's cron is Duma sninneii mil .... . i. r l " n - wit vwiihi)(i. ment, so the warehouses are able to una pienty oi storage room for the new iup PACIFIC COAST TRADE. . , . t'-vi win do pieasea to feara tbat there is at leant one dreaded ditease . , , u .ni, w vuro 1U ait Its uwe, and tbat iscatarrU. HsU'.t'atarrh Care is tne only PosiliTe cure known tnth. m-i,..i fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dis tfS'. M,u,rea eonntTtuilonal treatment. Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, actinc d rrctlv ntviin th. I,lwl " !''"S nt th. V.;. .L i luueoua annai'es tion i ' .T.. j 'J eiroying tne founda tion of the disease, and glylng the patient strength by building np the eon.tUutloa and Sr!il?h,Ji"!in 5 ts work. Thi A H or m MlnUtar. A distinguished Massachusetts cler gyman tells a good stars- at hu expense. He was on a tramp through the White mountains m'.th ...nti.u. cle'gyman for a companion. One day they mounted the driver's .. f . stage coach. As is often the case, the stage driver was an interesting char acter whose conversation abounded in good stories. The three sneedily be- " inenuiy ana it was with reluct ance that tbev Darted at th .ml ,.i .1.. journey. "I'm glad ter hev met yei fellers," said the driver, on leaving them. "Yer see, I haven't seen a man this summer excentin' mini.t... t Does anybody doubt that these two men had more influence for good on tiiisuriver man all tne duly uniformed ministers ha had met that summer? Anecdotes and Morals. nntv r. th.t ih, r.mm f it . . - . ..... .un 1iid mianrea llollarc or idt cm ti -i it (.41. . o.rr ol t...1.i.T. VJT-r"'" De"u tor ul voassatwauais. AUUfCBI JCHENITCO..Toledo.O. 1 . VIlli.TJH HaU'sramfly Pills are the best. Few men oan keep their good reso lutions and a diary at the same time. Tested and true. Oregon Blood Pari Or. Tha Dark Secret. "It's not dark enough yet," she whispered, as she neereil aari nn and down the street There's no one in sit-l.t " .-.. plied, after a careful survey. unt some one may come round that corner at anv minuta and nuvmniu ... and then I should want to die." Well, then, we'll wait a bit." What dreadful dnorl Hirl iknu t contemplate doing? tie was about to give her her first lesson iu riding a bicycle. Cincinnati Enqairer. Reproving an Archbishop. An English paper tells how the archbishop of Canterbury, some time ago entered an East church during a week-night service, and, taking a back seat, joined in aing .8 uno oi aioooy and Sankey'a hymns. Next to him was a workingman who was singing lustily in tune. Tbe primate was wretchedly out of tone, and his singing evidently npset the workingman. who nat;.ni .. j - ----- r-"'-j the discord aa long aa he could, and then, nudging the archbishop.whisper ed in bis ear: " 'Ere. dry up, misterl Yon re sp'iling the show I" Chicago Kiiromcie. S Ita for a Smeltar. Advices from Grand Forks, B. O. announces that Jay P. Graves, who ia operating in the Boundary country on behalf of a big Montreal syndicate. wliioh is about to rt ..ii... - - - .iimiivi mere, nas anally selected a site on the north bank of the north fork of the Kettle river, one mile and a half from Grand Forks. The smelter will have a capacity ol 60 tone per day, with provisions for an increase to 3,000 tons. Mr. Graves has gone East to purchase a plant This is the amelter whioh is to handle the output of the Knob Bill and Old Ironcides mines, and poesiblv viiyoi raris, and others, in which Mr. Graves and hia associates aie interested. Slaughtering Deer to Bo Stopped. L. P. W. Quimby, Oregon state game warden, was in Jackson county recent ly investigating the wholesale slaugh ter of deer by the Elk-creek hunteis wun a view oi nutt nir a ain tn i. same by enforcement of the state game law. He will spend $400 of the $500 allowed his office for deputy hire in bringing the guilty parties tn invinnt and arrests may be expected at any time. 8ome time ago 1.400 deer hides were shipped from Central Point. Beattla Mara.t.. Onions. 80o at 1.1 a Potatoes, 135(440. Beets, per sack, tl Ol IS. Turnips, per sack. 60a75a. Carrots, per sack, 76c Parsnips, per sack, 86c$l. Cauliflower. $1.00 nor ,lna. Celery. 86940c Cabbaue. nativo an.l r.iwn.-i. - - vMi.iwiuia $3.60 per 100 pounds. Apples. $3. 00 98 per box. Pears, 60i.ll.fi0 per box. Prunes. 60o per boa. Butter Creamery, SOo per pound; dairy and ranch, 13918c per pound. Egga, 18c Cheese Native, 18c Poultry Old hens, lOo per pound; spring chiokeus, 14c; turkeys, 16c Fresh meats Choice diessed beef Bteers. prime. Oi;: flnisVsV twit c; mutton. o; pork. 7o; veal, 8910c ' Wheat Feed wheat, $30. Oata Choice, nor ton s an Hay Puget Soand mixed, $7,009 8; cboioe Eastern Washington tim othy, $13.00. Corn Whole. $38.60; cracked, $34; feed meal, $34.00. Barlev Rolled Or arrnnni! wua t $35(136; whole, $34. ' " "" Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.85; straigbta, $3.10; California brands, $3.25; buckwheat flour, $3.60; graham, per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat flour. oo. io; rye nour, .6U. Millstuffs Bran, per ton, $16; shorts, per ton, $10. Feed Chopped fee.!, $31933 per ton; middlings, per ton, $33; oil cake meal, per ton, $33. Un. KlitaWikt, W0 roa St, Akron, ft Mra Eliaa Wike says: "I would f' in my giave now If it had not been for your God-sent remedy, Pe-ru-na. Kverybody says 1 am looking so tnuuh better. No doctor could help tne as IVrn-ua did. I was a broken-down woman. It Is now seven years past that 1 was ouiad." Mrs. Purab Gnllita, of Luton, la., also writes: "I was Buffering with the change of life. I had spells of flow inn evurv twit tl.m. which would leave me nearly dead. 1 had given up hope of being uied, when I heard of Dr. Hartman's reme dies and began to use thotn. I am en tirely cured, and give all the ciedit to I'e-rii-im and Man-a-iin A healthy woman is beooraing more and more tare. But comparatively few women who are suffering with catarrh know that this is tha oase. Iheir trouble is called dyapepesta, heart trouble, female weakness, weak lungs, nervous debility; Indeed, almost the whole category of medical terms ba been applied to oalarth of some organ of tha female anatomy. If these women would only realised that their trouble is probably catarrh of tha organs paculiai to women or polvlo or gans, and ours themselves with Pe-ru-na, how much unnecessary suffering would be saved. Mis, U. I). Wnraloll. 1l.rl,.W tv Va., writes tbe following to Dr. Hart- man. This la only one of hundreds of similar letters whioh ths doctor receives iroin thankful women. Mrs. Worstell ys: "I trust that no one will think from thla that I want my name In pub lio for any cause only to let sufferers know where they may II ml relief fioin many ailments. 1 can truly say I have been much benefitted by tha use of J'e ru-na. I feel better than I have for two years. It Is tha best uiedi cine that I know for female troub les. 1 have taken medicine from tha doctors and found no relief; but When I hrni fin taking Pe-ru-na I could see that before I had tnbon th. first bottle that It was doing uie good. 1 recommend it to all suffering women. I think that it ia the best medicine In tbe world. I can't say enough in its favor. You can publish this if you like." Dr. Hartman lias written a book en. titled "Health ami Pimm." .......lull. in, mm. is for women. It treats of female catarrh In all its different phases and stages. It is nrofliselv llhiatralnil Ufiil HiiM.ii laiia common sense talks on subjects which siimuti interest every woman. Thla book will be sent free to any woman who addretses Dr. llarttcan, Columbus, Ohio. out or t.i oHu.NAKv. PORTLAND DIRECTORY. Absolute Proof Oa JLo aU av. . V -Te '"A YOtlr fl&mff xnn lnilrAtt am n.i 1 . 1 . j . .is . 7 . i wii a uuaiai Vftru Will DrintJ VOU &hsnlii nrnnC akA r- l:u- . n, ,. .... for pie People will cure you if you are Afflicted with xrw dUsxts e h. ti-' " "IT 'A "r. - - . uivuu wi nerve, nention wii. tA-A w,lh Vhich yu 4re uffr,n "I will send evidence that wilt ..'..ii.t.. you thit Dr Willi JimV Pink PilK far Dais DL '.1 cure you r . " These nill msitis ; . . a . r m b vsiiucni'a rorm, oil me K3 ah S,v n ljf nd richness to the FilmfJ specific for uch dise&sev at locomotor bt. Vitus dance. SC Atica.. nurrvlrtix rVi.lm:.m partlii paralysis tvnd aliform of VaHne.s either in men or women. " 1 Iffl Bow Mvsintw wu.. . . . " . ' ' "'Ui . ur .-.it. poxss ana waa tiertetl. th VmiZSr H, .PaTtiU riT aapi" .h?.b"l-tnor susr years." " V" -U ' Z1.7 nn kte Only Oss. Nice Tonns Man Clnninrina I- . J 1J am bnnday school) Now, is there any nine uut or SIM Wlin wnnl.l ill.. t ask any questions? Well, little boy, jvut nana; would you like to ask? Small Boy How much longer is this talk in' aroinir tn la.t? Collapse of lecturer. Tit-Bits. Proper Training. A business man is training hia two little sons to repeat invaiiahl I- .... y f ass VVI1- versation, the name of the person to whom they are speaking, as: "Yes, Mr. Browne;" "Good Greene;" "So. Miss Wary," etc. lie musts on una lorm of courtesy, be cause of the special value it may be to the boys in business lifV Tn n . person promptly by name is a subtle compliment, which many times may have a commercial value. Housewife. A pioverb found in one farm ... ... other in every European or Asiatic language having a literature is "Fa miliarity breeds contempt." Its earl iest form is believed to be ol the Sanskrit. A lawyer in DanvilU in ..... . spurious decree of divorca tn olient, and she, believing it genuine, married atrain. film I,.. ... .u. I. ' " ni.!. ,no law yer and recovered $5,000 damages. Chronic toners in K . - - -.vmaiiu are compelled to have their photographs taken. Theso are distributed among the saloonkeepers and they are heavily u.jcu 11 mey sen nquor to them. A new adulterant nf nnVu. I. A t- moulded in the shape of coffee beans. In lialeonjr. She If canital nnnialim.nt 1 I . , .....wvu.mua, ue, I certainly iavor electricity. He Oil I That ia tn aav j , pivier currents to raisin's. Harlem Life. "or Child. The choice of a birthplace is of less importance than the el intPA ft tlan m.tm .I I .. w """" vincago uany news. In Mo DM.... McOoniule Tha 1. 1 -" i jjiayeci ouil Heeler Well, ha .iii checks, oan't he? Philadelphia fJortb .UIV1ICS11 North wast News No Us. An Everett paper mill bas received an order from Manila for paper. Several hundred acres are sown to flax in the Wslla Walla country. h. C. Smith, of Syracuse, N. Y has purchased the Seattle National Hank building for $153,000. Claude Brsnton, who was hanged at "geiie, useo. neiiner tobacco, liquor uvr yiuiaue language. Capitalists are looking for locations at ,-oaane ior a woolen mill and a mining drill factory. Trout and salmon ara hnlm. ..nnk in large numliers in tbe irrigating ungues ui uiiiiias county. At least 20 pet cent of the farming land in the Palonse country will be summer fallowed this year. Treasurer Buchanan, of Benton coun. ty, bas $1,000 on hand to redeem war rants on which interest has stopped. It la estimated that 8,000 new set tlers have established themselves in ths state of Wash in a mo leuiuer. The work of clearing 84 acres of land at Mariowstona point, where the gov ernment fortifications are being built, ia under rapid headway, and will Boon uo uuinpieieu. The people of Ashland bava pledged a aura sufficient to pay tha debts of the IIUII1IHI SCHOOL SO that tha nrnn.l. may be transferred to the state. The debta amount to aboot f 3,025. At sheriff's sale of 180 head of horses in Franklin mnnit i.. .i... '- i ..iv vftiinr day, the animals brought prices rang. Ing from 11.60 to $33 per head. There are two copies In Asotin of the book of Matthew translated into the Ness Perce's language by Hev. II. H. Spalding, the early missionary. Oils Haidlnc. a fn vallis, is experimenting with red clover. Ho was so successful with eight acres last year that this spring be i.iuur.u v acres witn tne clover. The Puyallup Indian commissioner haa forwarded a new schedule to the uepartment which, as soon as it is ap. proved, will add a little over 083 acres to the lands already in tbe market. F. W. Morgan, of the Edgewood rami.,, mamatn county, Is missing. Five weeks ago he drove a band of horses into Northern California. Sine then nothing has been heard of him. Tha Walla Walla penitentiary hai manufactured 700,000 grain sacks this year, bat is unable to supply the de mand. The prioe of sacks has been reduced from 54 to $63.50 per 1,000, Portland Market. Wheat Walla Walla. 57c; Valley, 68c; Blueateiu, 60o per bushel. Flour Heat grades. $3.20; graham, $3.85; superfine, $3.16 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 3s4c; choice gray, aiiaiac per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $23.00; brew ing, $23.00 per ton. Millatuffs Bran, $17 per ton; mid dlings, $23; shorts, $18; chop, $16.00 per ton. Hay Timothy, $8 9; clover. $7 8; Oregon wild hay, $0 per ton. ouuer rancy creamery, 8335o; seconds, 3780o; dairy, 26 9 370 store. 17ffl20o. Cheese Oregon full cream, 15o; Young America, 16o; new cheese. 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3 4 per dozen; bens, $4.005.00; springs, $1.268; geese, $8.0097.00 for old. esiougjo ior young; ducks, $8.00(9 6.60 per dozen; turkeys, live, 16 16c per pound. Potatoes $191.10 per sack; sweets, So per pound. Vegetables Beets, 80c; turnips, 75e per sack; gsrlic, 7o per pound; cab base. tlOl.afi nar inn nnnnl.. 1 - " f" 1-11 v.uii- flower, 76o per dozen; parsnips, 75o per sack; beans. 8o per pound; celery, 70976c per dozen; cucumbers, 60c per box; peas, 898X0 per pound. unions Uregon, 60976c per sack. Hods lira mo: iKii?mn Wool Valley, 11912o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 6910c; mohair, 87c per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers auu in, so; aressea mutton, 7Uc; spring: lambs. ?U nar Ih Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $4.60; light and feeders, $3.6098.00; dressed, o.uutgo.uu pr juo pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, 4.00 $4.60; cows, $2.6098.00; dressed beef, 66c per ponnd. Veal Large, 6 7c; small, 798o per pound. The highest house in Paris has eight siones. An Irishman Is manager of a Cbi gu viiuiese rvsiuuraiil. A Maine woman living noar Belfast me nappy possessor of 18 coon cats. bince 1841 themiltlvatA.1 nf 1.. land has dwindled from i onn nnn aures 10 3,OJU.U00, The exuetise of rnnnlnn Atl..tl. steamer for three years exceeds the '.osi oi its construction. On Gorman railways freight brings in oo per cent oi all receipts and coats ....) U 11 . 1 1 uui oo per cent oi an expenses. A New York criminal, 65 years of age, was brought into oonrl on a lettei to waive his 18-uionths' sentence for inausiaiigliter. A full. Brown hno narn.,1 l, . t...... -- w ' -- v . i.i wvi near oungsville, N. Y., was altackel in its lien hv rata ilitrlnir ). ni..i,t killed. The fanner discovered St half uevoureu in tlie morning. A Newfoundland dog waa killed by nk-nining in faaslac. H. J., last week. Tiie bolt came down the chimney, set inu nuuse on lire, passed on to the back yard, where it melted the steel chain oy wnicn the Uog was fastened, aud ainou mm. It Is cstlmntod that Englund's stock of coal Will last 300 reara I.. Nortli America's 600 years. It is not uaeiy, noworer, tliat these supplies will ever be needed, as it is probable tl.... . . . 1..- iii.v ventre many uecailea have pasaod win ue gained in other waye. The whale's nose is on tha top of um neai, at least nis iioatiils ara situ aM there, through which he expels ti.o uuiuiniis oi water known as "sjaiut ina." Whales only spout when they . i ti .tromiiit. For 35 vears Hnnr 'Ul.,. k.. owned a farm of 800 acres in Pittston, ra. ue nas always been a poor man. It has just been discovered that tha land contains a rich deposit of coal, and is worth about $1,500,000. DENTISTSC No pain: new pmeeu; (in sold work. Plfeyj'T'" Wrd and Mora Ml. Isuo fenea and Wire Works. HlKTI.ANp WIHK iNoiTwONKHT WlttM" snu iron lenolii(imt'srsllliir,it. sn AMer. Marlila.ry and Supi.ll.a. RAKES MOWERS BINDERS Vrils for Catalogue. H fBnillujciit, Ml Ksst Water Street, PORTLAND, OK. V ..ua MACHINERY. kinds ...TATUM A nntararst la II first Itrsat P0SILAND OS. ran rV. .J!:'! - j-- - - u.rKaiiis in renrral J. acliluery, engines, boilers, Units, pumps, P "d lHlmilla. Th. new slenl 11. i...i...mi ..m , '. I . "rw equalleii. ' u'"""' """" rrtwAiin titTtittva. ..I,...-.. u Tcblclss; Mind tor eatalou. las-m rreiu Ht, PHYSlClAsi fit Krt1rsrt ftAftrLtt BhuUli -a i N.ln ami K,.u.l eurV. llrt hTT""'.! 'fHiALTH RESTORER. An old clock throe feet high is one of the ornaments of a schoolroom in Warren, ill. Jt lately stopped, and Miss Mary E. Gloss, one of the in. structors, tried to act it going. In the wuras sue Htunu a wad ol green backs amounting to $343. A pnise containing $710 was lost by 8. M. Griffith. In Kansas City. Mo. He advertised It and promised to tha finder a reward of half of the contents. Tho purse was found by Miss Kmina L. b'lkington, and on returning it she received $366. Vssnis Mabel Are vou oolnir tn niurn th. ixmr lenow S rillgr Florence (who has just broksn her enfc-ageraenii i naven't decided. I suppose he'll prop.-se to you now, and T al. ...... 1. a. If I a . . a .. monk-Hi i u jusi iiami it over to yoo to save bother. Philadelphia Noith AIllvriUHil a fvnnt f ZZ HOW I 1 TO i WAK15 INKPICTURE8 rm ir mall If rs writs with Carter's luk Lu CARTER'S INK CO., BOSTON, MASS. W. A 1 f 4M 'w -Li i A I. n i l W I DRsGUMN'S'TrPILLS fhllxta.. fetiaa. Muld bf UfuMtIu. aa Franelseo Market. Wool Spring Nevada, 912oper pound; Oregon, Eastern, 10(3 12o; Val ley. 16917c: Northern. Hia in,. Millstuffs Middlings, $16920.60; bran, $15.60 16.60 per ton. Onions 8ilverekin.Riiaannn.. ...i Butter Fancy creamery, 17918c; do seconds, 16 17c; fancy dairy, 16o; do seconds, 1414o per ponnd. Eggs Store, 16o; fancy ranch, !617o. ' Hops 1808 crop, 15o. Citrus Fruit Oranges. Valencia, $3 92.60; Mexican limes, $4.606; Call- lornia lemons. 7fio(aii.2ii! An nhni.. $2.50 per box. ' Hay Wheat, $1815.50; wheat and oat, $18916; oat, $1416; best bar. ley, $13918; alfalfa, $U13 per ton; straw, auoTUO per Dale. Potatoes Early Rose, $1.60 1.76; Oregon Burkanks. $1.65$1.86; liver Burbanks. 75o9al: Salinas Rnrhat.ba $1 1.10 per sack. iropical fralta Bananas, $1,609 1.60 per bnnch; pineapples, $2.60 4.60; Peisian dates, 6&14o per pound liliousness miJt ..w 0nA l""m ' CoMldnt do without th.m. hare used them forsoms tlms 7lir?.',""l'S" f '"0aaeas sad am aow com !i,L0f.1,.fou."1" P"T!r without them ii, " &ww a. ataaa, Albany, N. y. Candv CATHARTIC j. NraAos ttaaa aisienasn "leajsnt. fslstahis. Pntant. Tsate Oond n. Oooa. A.r siossu. Wesssn. or Or" ksT M aS' c ... CURE CONSTIPATION' .'iJT''iLf''- '"W. r.ri'.'rn KO-TO-BAC WJSBa-Stt'i& ii you nave a oontinHoui UtpA ! I nir: if evorv your Uckiyou ,,. .,1 Moore's Revealed Remedy One bnttls makes the blood purer-hrlnss re. lei. Triouuuids have besu lursj. bottle at your driiKKist's. f'.w per Relief at Last jraci i rPMA'l C I wars nll.til. . H.ri"" I an musI. Ankdruniiir.. It. 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