Condon globe., July 13, 1899, Image 4

Delicious
Dot
are made with Royal Baking
Powder, and are the most appe
tizing, healthful and nutritious
of foods.
Hot biscuit made with im
pure and adulterated baking
powder are neither appetizing
nor wholesome.
It all depends upon the bak
ing powder.
Take every care to have
your biscuit made with Royal,
which is a pure cream of tartar
baking powder, if you would
avoid indigestion.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
At a spit He J foot ball match near
Glasgow the game became en exciting
that several apectators leaped into the
arena to take part. The police tried to
' restore peace, but were so determined
ly opposed that 19 policemen were
eeverly maimed and bad to be seut to
the hospital.
The smallest salary received by the
head of a civilised government is that
of the president of the Repoblio of An
dorra, in the Pvreueea, His pay
amounts to only $15 a year. He is the
chief magistrate of 13,000 people, and
the territory be rales comprises an area
of 150 square miles. The little state
has been independent since the year
790. "
A fondness for animals led Charles
Wagner, of Frackville, Pa., to caress a
pet goat and tickle the animal's nose
with a f 10 bill. The goatsnapped the
bill: from the man's band and swal
lowed it. The money-eater was
promptly cnt open, and the pieces were
found in his stomach. They will be
sent to Washington for redemption.
Frank V. Balling, of Bine Island.
I1L, was troubled with s stiffening of
tbe ankle joint, and his physicians
tried to ascertain the canse by subject
ing the limb to tbe X-rays. The in
tense light caused tbe flesh to decom
pose, and three amputations of the
leg were necessary. He sned his doc
tors, and tbe jury awarded him $10,
000. - -
"Gelototherapeutieta." says the New
Yotk Tribune, "is a name given to
physioians who treat patients suffering
from various diseases ranging from
bronchitis to anaemia, by prescribing
hearty laughter. A medical journal
suggests that there is a great opening
for physicians in studying various ways
of exciting laughter, such as tickling,
farcial comedies, puns, etc."
A correspondent of the Frankfurter
Zeitung says that Madrid is becoming
more and more demoralized every day.
The present population, he says, in
cludes 30,000 professional beggars, an
equal number of abandoned women and
6,000 thieves; and there are hundreds
of gambling bouses. The total popula
tion of Madrid is but 473.000.
Hawks bave been seen to follow lo
tbe wake of moving railroad trains, to
swoop down on small birds tbat were
suddenly disturbed and rightened by
the noise, and therefore for the moment
were off their guard.
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An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effect of the well known remedy,
Stbup op Figs, manufactured by the
California t'lo Syrup Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form moat refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
la the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevera
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it tbe ideal
laxative.
. In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, aa they are pleaitant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
- remedy are obtained from aenna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to tbe California. Fio Syrup
Co. only. In order to get ita beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the f nil name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
saw rmAiroisoo, oai
LOtnSVTLLlB, XT. WWW YOSX. W. T.
ft sal by all Druggists,--Price SOe. per bottle.
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Tbe consumption of coffee the world
over is growing rapidly. The average
annual consupmtion in the decade
1870 and 1880 was 793,000,000 pounds,
In tbe next decade it was 1. 320,000,
000. Last ear it was 1,680,000,000.
Russia has four universities at Khar
kof, Juryeff, Warsaw and llelsingfoers,
each attended by more than 1,000 sin
dents. The univeiisty at Kief has
3,260 students, that at St. Petersburg
3,600 and that at Moscow 3,400.
Since 1883 military operations in the
Soudan have cost tbe British govern
ment nearly $40,000,000. Tbe exaot
figures are as follows: For 1883 and
1884. 360,697; for 1884 and 1885,
3.383.669; for 1885 and 1886, 4.
348,044; for 1896 and 1897, 798,803.
A correspondent of the London
Academy writes that a bookseller in a
large provincial city recently discov
ered an assistant arranging four new
copies of Walt Whitman's "Leaves of
Grass" on the shelves devoted to books
on gardening.
Dixie Thompson, the "bean king" ol
Ventura county, California, planted
30,000 acres of beans last year. The
crop was 1.800 carloads, embracing
more than 100 varieties. The beans
were sown and cultivated in the same
manner as corn, and were baveated by
special machinery.
A number of farmers in Sumnei
county, Kansas, bave filed with tbe
county commissioners a protest against
tbe continuance of the bounty on wotl
scalps. Tbey claim that tbe wolves are
of great benefit to tbe country as rab
bit exterminators, and tbat tbey do
little, if any, harm.
In the north of Brasil. in tbe dis
tricts in the vicinity of tbe Amazon,
are the forests containing the rubber
trees, the amount of this product ex
ported last year being valued at $50,
000,000, and tbe supply as yet showing
no signs of exhaustion.
Dnring the past year the exports ol
watches from Switzerland amounted to
over $13,000,000. The watches went
to almost all parts of the civilised
world.
An artificial sandstone ii now made
in Belgium which has many advan
tages over the natural stone, being bet
ter able to resist, climatic influences
and susceptible of manufacture at
small expense.
Tbe pincer claws of the female of tbe
blue crab, in both tbe bard shell and
tbe soft shell state, are tipped with
red, while those of the male orab art
blue to . the ends.
In a criminal prosecution recently
tried in York, Neb., the jury after a
brief deliberation, returned the follow
ing verdict: "We, tbe jury in tbe
tbove named case, do not believe one
word that tbe witnesses bave sworn to;
neither do we believe tbat any of tbe
attorneys bave spoken the trntb. nor
that either of them could do.so even il
he should care to take the trouble to
try."
In 1898 Tennessee coal mines pro
duced 8,084,748 tons of coal. The
maximum number of men employed
during the year was 7,820. The
amount of coal oonveited into coke was
736,380 tons. The production of other
materials was as follows: Iron ore.
697,777 tons; pig iron, 368,439 tons;
copper, 89,713 tons; sine, 464 tons;
manganese, 1,350 tons, and phosphate,
373,191 tons. All minerals have shown
inoreases over the previous year, those
most marked being coal and lion ore.
The increase in coal was 203,754 tons,
snd in iron ore, 69,013 tons.-
In Great Britain during March
changes in the rate of wages affected
881,400 work people. Of these, 829,
900 received advances In wages, aver
aging 9)(1. per head, while 1,500 per
sons suffered a decrease averaging 3d.
per head.- The net result was an In
crease of about 9d. per person In the
weekly wages of all affected. The in
crease was mainly in the mining Indus
try, where 304,808 persons partici
pated; in the iron and steel manufac
tories, where 43,025 participated, and
in the textile trades, in which 76,164
persons participated. I
AUF WIEDERSEHENI -
Tbe little gate waa reached at last, "
Half bid in lilacs down the lane;
She pushed it wide, and, as she passed,
A wistful look sbe backward cast,
Aud said, "Auf wiederseuenl"
With baud on latch, a vision white
Lingered reluctant, and again
Half doubting If she did aright,
Soft aa the dews that fell that night
She said; "Auf wtedersehenl"
The lamp's clear gleam flits up the stair;
I linger In delicious pain; . .
Ah, in that chamber, whose rich air
To breathe in thought I scarcely dare,
Thinks she, "Auf wlederschenl
Tis thirteen veers; rice more I press
The turf that silences the lane;
I hear the rustle of her dress,
I suwll the lilacs, and ah, yes,
I hear, "Auf wledersehenl"
Sweet piece of bashful maiden art!
The English words had seemed too fain,
But these they drew us heart to heart,
let held us tenderly apart;
She said, "Auf wiedersehenr
James Russell Lowell. .
I WUhelmlna.
- s
K fittfttf ANTED In a publlsh
WaW ing house, a weU-edu-
cated woman; must be
over 30 years of age.
"Isn't it mean- I don't seem to fit in
anywhere. Young girls and old women
are In demand, but a girt of 23 Is neith
er young nor old; a drug in the mar
ket"' WUhelmlna Thurston looked dis
gusted. "You would Just fit la there, WHIT
aid her sister, reflectively.
WUhelmlna went to the mirror and
took the pins from her luxuriant balr,
which was rolled back loosely from her
face and colled on the crown of her
head. She parted the hair down the
middle and drew It back plain, braiding
It and dressing it low. It was unbe
coming, for her rather severs type of
beauty was rendered stern by the
change.
"I have made up my mind," said WU
helmlna, going to the closet and taking
therefrom her darkest gown, a dull
gray, "to apply for that position. With
a stiff collar and no color to brighten
me np, I shall look antiquated enough
to escape detection. It will injure no
one but myself, and I want work badly
enough to add eight years to my age. I
shall claim to be 31."
Alice Thurston langhed. "You are
desperate, Will, and no wonder; bot I
fear one lie will not suffice; you are not
an adept in deceiving."
"You wait," was tbe answer.
Sidney Spencer sat In his private
office, with a bored look on his face and
a pile of manuscript at his elbow. Out
side In the main office tbe clerks
nudged each other and tittered, as
young men will when tbe proprietor Is
out of sight
"Another antiquated female!" whis
pered John Stanwood to bis neighbor,
as a light step on tbe stair was beard.
A moment later Wilheluilua was ush
ered into Spencer's office.
"How old are youT" was the first
query.
"Thirty-one," she said, bravely.
"What experience?"
"Ten years in a newspaper office."
This was true, for while a mere child
she had assisted her father on the
Dally Bulletin, now among the missing
journals. Spencer looked Intently at
the applicant Sbe seemed more prom
ising than the rest "Are you sure you
are 317 You look young, very young."
WUhelmlna rose to the occasion. Her
assumption of offended dignity would
have deceived a keener man than
Spencer.
"I'm sorry, sir, to have troubled yon;
perhaps you require a certificate of
birth. Unfortunately I bave none.
Good afternoon."
"Watt a moment! Pardon me. You
do not understand why I am so partic
ular In regard to age. There are a
dozen young Idiots in my employ who
waste their time In attentions to a
younger woman. Harmless enough, I'll
admit but this Is not a courting school,
and the work requires undivided atten
tion." "I understand. I was young once
myself." She sighed. There was an
awkward silence.
"Thirty-one Is not old," said Spencer
encouragingly. "It only seems old to
fellows In tbe twenties."
"Thirty-one Is a respectable age and
needs no apology ," was.tbe tart reply.
Her gray eyes snapped and she looked
fierce.
"She'll do," said Spencer to himself;
"there will be no flirting." Aloud he
said: "Can yon stay this morning and
help me out with this?" Indicating tbe
pile of manuscript '
"I shall be g'ad to begin at once,"
was ber reply. A half-dozen times dur
lDg tbe morning WUhelmlna caught
her employer looking curiously at ber;
she wondered If be suspected ber de
celt At night he said pleasantly: "I
am well satisfied with what you bave
done." So sbe was engaged.
Much as she longed to appear ber
own pretty self, WUhelmlna dared not
put aside ber' dark, unornamented
gown and tightly drawn back balr.
With these she assumed a dignified,
old-fashioned manner of speech and
action that kept her youthful cowork
ers at a distance. 4
Her desk being In Spencer's office,
and the fact' tbat much of tbelr work
was done jointly, placed them on a
familiar footing. It was agreeable
work, and bad she not been acting a
part WUhelmlna would bave thorough
ly enjoyed It A date In an article one
day led Spencer to tell bis age, 28.
After this she felt still more uncom
fortable, saying to Alice: "I wondar
bow be likes working with bis grand
mother?" One morning wben Spencer came In
WUhelmlna knew something bad hap
pened. In the months tbey bad worked
together she bad learned to note every
change In bis expressive countenance.
She bad also learned to care deeply for
bis good opinion; tbe lie sbe bad told
him weighed heavily. She found her
self wishing that be knew sbe was only
23; five years yonnger than himself.
Would It make a difference?
This Hording be looked at ber so In
tently that sbe blushed. Then be said
Abruptly: "What makes women so se
cretive in regard to their age? Are
added years a crime? You are the first
oue I bave met who confesses to 81;
you art really younger looking, and art
brave not to lie about It."
Poor WUhelmlna. Without thinking
of the consequences, she said hurried'
ly: "I did lie. I am only 23. I ex
pected to be caught some time, and
I'm foolish enough to step Into tbe trap.
Shall I leave this morning?"
Spencer rose and closed tbe door Into
the outer office. By this time WUhel
mlna was gathering np hor belouglngi
and crowding them helter-skelter Into
ber bag.
"What's your hurry?" Spencer asked,
putting a detaining hand on ber arm.
WUhelmlna looked up Into a face so
full of sympathy and tenderness thai
the tears of vexation on her lashes mir
rored the wonderment in her eyes.
"I. waut you to stay, llttlo girl, be
causewell, because, I can't live with
out you."
WUhelmlna concluded to stay. Bos
ton Post
BEDS IN MANILA.
Are Borne what Different from the Kind
We Have Here.
"Look bere! It Is 9 o'clock and mj
bed Isn't made up yet," I beard a new
comer expostulating to the luterpretei
In the corridor of the Hotel Ortenta
We old stagers all laughed. We knew
what was coming, but we contented
ourselves with a smile. '
"What are you laughing at?" the
newcomer asked. "It may be a joke t
you, but this blooming hotel furulshei
the woodwork and that Is about all
There Isn't a stitch of bed clothes, I
mattress, or anything but a bolster."
We stlU laughed. The Interprets
looked imploringly at us and then at
the raw recruit
"What Is It tbat you desire?" be said
finally.
"Desire?" the newcomer snapped out
"I desire a mattress at least tw
sheets, a quilt and a pillow.
"I will go now and see tbe proprie
tor," said the Interpreter, for that wai
whafhe always said.
"I got all ready for bed, raised "the
mosquito netting and found that there
wasn't a thing for me to sleep on." .
We all smiled pityingly and went on
with our tales of camp and tbe firing
Une. There was no use of trying to tell
a newcomer that bere in Manila we
never used a mattress, a set of springs,
a pillow or a sheet We would have
deprived him of what be bad come so
far to learn by personal experience had
we read him a homily on Philippine
customs. Tbe interpreter soon re
turned and I beard blm saying:
'The proprietor says, sir, that be wlU
end you a sheet, but be Is sorry to say,
sir, that he has not a mattress or s
quilt nor a pillow, except tbe bolstei
that is on your bed."
The language of the newcomer thai
followed Is unfit for publication. Tlx
mattressless and qulltless Filipino hvi
Is a characteristic of tbe country. It Ii
the one thing thai Is suitable for th
climate, and we soon learned to respect
this ske'eton of a bed, the perforated
cane bottom of which enabled us t
keep cool In the hottest weather. It Ii
quite a jump, though, from a comfort
able tick aud linen sheets to" a bed n
softer than tbe scat of a rane chair
but once taken, like other tropical lux
urles. It becomes essential to comfort
and rest Leslie's Weekly.
John Was Heady.
Id these days of proposed interna
tlonal alliances it is Interesting to real
of tbe little difficulty In which a Chi
cago newsboy found himself Involved
and bow bo extricated himself there
from. .
- He bad wandered over Into one ol
the "foreign quarters," on the West
Side, where one can bear almost ever
language except our vernacular, ani
he was set upon by two or three boys
He defended himself bravely ani
was holding bis own fairly well, untf
tbe two or, three were joined by fu
many more, and then the battle begat
to go against blm.
"Say!" be yelled to a group of boyi
watcblng the fight from the sidewalk
'Is there an English boy In the crowd?
"Yes," shouted a stockily built urch
In of about his own size.
"Come yere, then !" panted the youni
American, laying about him with al
bis might "an' we'U clean out the bu)
gang!"
And they did.
Good Reason.
Storeteepers at times resort to In
genious methods to attract trade. The
following is said to be an exact cop;
of a placard displayed in front of s
store In a Southern town:
"Step inside and get the greatest bar
gains you'll ever get again."
Here la an announcement posted bj
a Russian shopkeeper In front of hit
place of business:
"Tbe reason why I bave hitherto
been able to seU my goods so muct
cheaper than anybody else Is tbat 1
am a bachelor, and do not need U
make a profit for the maintenance ol
wife and children. It Is now my dutj
to Inform tbe public tbat this ad van
tage will shortly be withdrawn front
them, as I am about to be married
They will, therefore, do well to makt
tbelr purchases at once at the old rate.'
Simply Calculated.
For finding tbe average number ol
years which persons of any age maj
expect to live there is a very slmpli
rule. If tbe present age be deducted
from eighty, two-thirds of the remain
der Is tbe answer required. This resuli
Is not absolutely accurate, but It Ii
near enough. For Instance, a mar
aged 20 might by this rule, expect t
Uve forty years longer, which is just
what tbe latest actuarial tables glvo
At 40 the expectation of life works out
at nearly 27 years, while tbe tablet
give It as more than twenty-five years
At 00 tbe above rule allows just ovei
thirteen years, and the table shows i
little less.
Postoflloes Named Dewey.
Twenty-eight postoffices In as man
States bave been named Dewey aftei
tbe hero of Manila. This number L
only four less than tbe number of thow
named after Washington.
Wales' Simple Breakfast.
The Prince of Walos' breakfast neret
varies. It consists of tea, toast am
oue egg.
tiny Cv In rtne Condition,
Reports front all over Oregon re
reived at tbe weather bureau indicate
that the h ty orop of the state is In fins
condition. In (act, many declare that
it waa never better. It is late in most
localities, but it is good everywheie.
The recent tains have not Injured the
crop to any noticeable extent, liar
vesting bad already begun when the
rains came, but the wet weather did
not last long euough nor was the rain
tall sufficient to burl the hay that been
cut. the only effect it bad was to de
lay harvesting, which is already lute,
Baagway Future Mining Center.
There is bow every prospect that
Skagway's future as a gieat mining
cenetr is assuted, II all the reports tbat
keep coming in in regard to new dis
coveries of Quarts In this vicinity ar
true, Old prospectors have been at
work for a long time on the hills east
of the city, but bavo kept their opera
tions so very quiet that only a limited
lew knew anything about it. When
ever these men were cornered they
would make a geneial denial of having
made any fiud.
. Cattle Going North.
The Union Steamship Company's
setaiuer Capilano artlved last week at
Vancouvei, B. 0., tiora Skagway,
whither she went with 70 head of cat
tie and 75 bead of twine, beloging to
llurchell & I lower. She will take an
other load of cattle and sheep, the
property of P. Burns. On this trip she
will take up 76 head of cattle aud
about 100 head of sheep.
Hid Invited.
The city clerk of Nelson, B. C, has
invited bids for the new Issue of deben
tuies from sail the banks and financial
agents in tbe Kast Bids ate asking
for all or any part of 60 debentures ol
$1,000 each. .
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
ttle Markets.
Onions, 90o per 100 pounds.
Potatoes, new, IH'cpur lb.
Beets, per sack, $101 85.
Turnips, per sack, 80(1900.
Carrots, per sack, $1.
Parsnips, per sack, $1.
Cauliflower, 76c per do.
Cabbage, native and. California
$3.00 per 100 pounds.
Apples. $3.60(33.60 per box.
Pears, 60c $1.60 per box.
Prunes, 60o per box.
Butter Creamery, 18o per pountl
dairy and ranch, 13(J18o per pound.
Eggs, Sic
Cheese Native, 14c
Poultry Old bens, 16o per pound)
spring chickens, 14c; turkeys. 16o.
Fresh meats Choice dressed beet
steers, prime, 9c; oows, prime,
0c; mutton, 9c; pork, 7o; veal, 8(8100.
Wheat Feed wheat. $30.
Oats Choice, per ton, $27(828.
Hay Puget Sound mixed, $6.00(8
8; cboioe Eastern Washington tim
othy, $13.00.
Corn Whole. $33 10; cracked, $34;
feed meal. $24. CO.
Barley Rolled or ground, per ton.
$2626; whole, $38.
Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.50;
straights, $3.90; California brands,
$3.35; buckwheat flour, $3.60; graham,
per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat flour.
$3.75; rye flour, $4.60.
Millstuffs Bran, per ton, $15;
shorts, per ton, $16.
Feed Chopped feed, $3133 per
ton; middlings, per ton, $23; oil cake
meal, per ton, $33.
Portland Market.
Wheat Walla Walla, 68c; Valley,
69c; Blues tern, 6lo per bushel.
Flour Best grades, $3.30; graham,
$3.66; superfine, $2.15 per barrel.
Oata Choice white, 44c; choice
gray, 42 3 43c per bushel.
Barley Feed barley, $19(130; brew
ing. $21.00 per jon.
Millstuffs Bran, $17 per ton; mid
dlings, $23; shorts, $18; chop, $16.00
per ton.
Hay Timothy, $809; clover, $7
8; Oregon wild hay, $6 per ton.
Butter Fancy creamery, DOOSSo;
seconds, 37 30c; dairy, 36(3370 store,
189230.
Cheese Oregon full cream, 13o;
Young America, ' 16o; new cheese
10c per pound.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3(94
per dozen; bens, $4.00(35.00; springs,
$1.368 geese, $6.007.00 lor old,
$4. 60 5 lor young; ducks, $5,000
5.60 per dozen; turkeys, live, 160
I6o per pound.
Potatoes $1 1. 10 per sack; sweets,
3c per pound.
Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, 90c
per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab
bage, $101.25 per 100 pounds; cauli
flower, 76o per doien; parsnips, $1
per sack; beans,8c per pound; celery,
70076c per dozen; cucumbers, 60o per
box; peas, 83,c per pound.
Onions Oregon, 60O76O per sack.
Hops HOlDo; 1897 crop, 4O0o.
Wool Valley, 13O130 per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 60 10c; mohair,
37c per pound.
Mutton Gross, best slieep, wethers
and ewes, 4o; dressed mutton, 7'c;
spring lambs, 1o per lb.
Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $4.60;
light and feeders, $3.6008.00; dressed,
$5.0006-00 per 100 pounds.
Beef Gross, top steers, 4.00(814.60;
cows, $3.6008.00; dressed beef,
608c per pound.
Veal Large, 607c; small, IKQSa
per pound.
Son frnasisao Market.
Wool Spring Nevada, lOOl'o per
pound; Oregon, Eastern, 80130) Val
ley, 15017c; Northern,' 8010c.
Millstuffs Middlings, $17.60 0 20;
brsn, $15.600 16.60 per ton.
Onions Silverskin, 60 0 90c per sack.
Butter Fancy creamery, 170 18o)
do seconds, 16017c; fancy dairy, 16o;
do seconds, 1414c per-ponnd.
Eggs Store, 16017a; fancy ranch,
180 190.
Hops 1898 crop, 15o. ,
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $3
O3.60; Mexican limes, $4. 60 5; Cali
fornia lemons, 76otl.26; do oholos,
$3.60 per box.
Hay-Wheat, $18015.50; wheat and
oat, $18010! oat, $14010; best bar
ley, $12013; alfalfa, $11013 per ton;
straw, 40 70o per bale. -
Potatoes Esrly Ross, $1.8001.76)
Oregon Burkanks, $1.650$l-85; liver
Burbanks, 76o$lj Salinas Burbanks,
$101.10 per ssok.
Tropical frnlta Bananas, $1.60O
1. 60 per bunch) pineapples, $3,600
4.60; Persian dates, 006fe per
pound.
tinrleue tUHtom,
In China guests at dinner run around
between the courses. This is supposed to
kern the rllgfstitin in good condition, but
the himtling AmerU'nit needs something
cine, ami nitre nt noining Better man ito
tetters Htonmch Hitlers. Ii a man or
woiiihii U surteriiig with constipation. In
digestion or any stomach trouble, it's their
rauil il tney tioiri get wen.
The coal production of the United
States is at present nearly five times as
great aa In 1870.
44 A Gentle Wind
of Western Birth
Tttts no rottitt story to hununtty tfun
tht tnnounctmtnt iht Me httlth-ghnf
tnd httUh-bringtr, Hocxf t SnpHu,
tttts of tht birth of an m of good hlth.
Bis ths on MtUbtt specific for tht curt
of m blood, stomtch snd thtr troubus.
3fccd& SaUafMllfq
Clerks In Havana receive from $39
to $65 per month, according to their
value, those speaking English com
tumid ths best wages. A suit of
clothes costs from $25 to $50; a dress
suit anywhere from $U0 to $100.
A New Brunswick, N. J., burglar.
being tumble to sumtte any money In a
house ha broke into one night recently,
accepted a small check in lieu tbsieol
from the owner of ths promises,
' The T.nnkt vinnrtl 111 rtaao nf e mnn
who, while sharpening a knife, out off
a portion oi ins nose, ine piece was
found and sewed on, and the operation
waa crowned with perfect success. .
"Topoka is ready to greet the Twen-
tiein nanans wan boundless hospital
tttf ' rAmarltea iiMweimnHP ff that nltv
vi .. - r r - - -
This announcement might be enthu
siastically received by the volunteer
but Inr the fnot that on tha iirecmlinir
day the same paper bad said: "Our
- , m
uream oi luxury is oi a uriiia oi pure,
sold water and a breath of fresh air."
riTS Prmiwiillr OoteU. No "Uor iwiwhi
i . . . . ,.
III eru-r llru ilay'i uae ol lit. Kliu' urwl
perre nmuirar. Bn n inki VI.Qw
bottle anil troll, I'R. U. U. HI'"K Ltd. Stl
Art eut, l'uutiiuie. n.
More newspapers are printed In lbs
United State than in England, Fiann
sod Germany combined.
Mothers will find Mrs. Wluslow's Booth,
lug Bvrup tha beet remedy to one fur their
ouuureu aunng tn teetmng perluO.
The soli of Haiti Is so rich that two
crops of coffee, cocoa, ginger and bu
pin are raised yearly.
IBAKl INTOYOVIt ISOII
Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder lor the feet
It curve painful, ewolleit, smarting, ner
vous feet and instantly takes the sting out
of oorus and bunions. It's the gralt
comfort discovery of the age. Allen's Kotit-
r.aiie nianei iigut or new snoes leer easy.
It if a certain curs for tnrruwlna Kail.
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
ittn. no nave orer oo.ujj tesumouiale.
Try it today. Sold by alt druggist and
shoe stores. Ily mall for 2fto. in sumps.
Triul package VRKK. Address, A lieu &
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
A ton of oil baa been obtained fiom
the tongue of a single whale.
Remember that you can buy J rune Moore
paid furonltiiitry whlnkey. Kor sal by all
It ipm I tuna eta4ialiMa anl ! en irui ml m
In ten year the prod uol Ion of steam
engines in Germany has been mors
than doubled.
WANTED love n't Wfimm everywhere to ole
Iribute (Mmh- end etlvertl t'oillofma (iroiiye
rrup; fa wr !v end eti?nM-e pejili emmtt everv
week; imMlculein fur t vent ln,, t'At.l Pi IK.
NUoltANUk.V,.Ur'CO.,Beji t'nUHUiwo, Cel.
Berlin has followed the extmple of
London In forbidding cabmen to nse
cetaia streets unities they have a pas
senger. Piso's Cure for Consumption has been a
lamlly medicine with us niura lsiw. J, H,"
Madieoli, 2UJU Are., Chicago, III.
The value of diamonds mined In
Cape Colony in 1898 was $17,781,
940.84, and the not profit thereon was
$8,651, 639.37.
ltd neat Vane Rowels.
Your txmeln rn tut trained an well aa vour
miiM-lt-a or yotir liralri, CaM-erota Canity Ca
thartic! train r"ir boeeli lo do rig lit. All drug
iiu, loo, fiuts.
Japan has considerably more than
half as many inhabitant a tha United
States, though bur oountiy is 33 times
Its area.
Beware at Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Marenrv.
... ...j n .,. ui.livj IU, RHI OI
micll and eompleiulT deranee the whole t
- - ..v., -i.e. . ,.imi,n hi ut'vu. mi r-
facea. Much artmlee alitiuld Dover bo Ueed ex.
eil on prvu-rititlone fiom repiitahle phyal
elaiie, aa Uiedaniaae tbey will do It ten fold In
tn K,nii juii ran noaaiuiy aerivo from tnea.
tlalt'a .'.!-.-V. . . . . . - - . L. i. .
w.iiuipil.lfq r. e,
Cheney A 'o., Toledo, O.,oritalni nomercarv,
smile lAkon Internally, noting directly noon
m ,, Hiwwiuianwjta i ,ii yaieni.
In bovine- llell'a f !etArrk rtiM fr.e a.iM ..M
the lemilne. It la lekun Internally, and ma.
In ThIkiIii. Ohio he . J Ckiiu. L l TiL.
Bionlala iri-e.
Kohl by iiruegiata, nrloe "flo. per bottle.
Unit's Famlli full are tb beat,
A gigantic scheme Is on foot to buy
op the vust timber snd mineral lands
throughout West Virginia and Eastern
Tennessee, and build railroads to all
the principal points to open them to
trade."
have been Heine: OtIClMRTI tar
Insomnia, with winch I bave been afflicted for
over twenty years, and I can ear tbat Caaoarets
bave dven ma more re lief tban any other reme
dy 1 have ever tried. I ahall certainly reoom
nend them to my friends as belni all tbey ar
represented.'' Tuoa uiixamo, Kigla, 111.
Plaaiant. Palatable, enun, Ti.ta nui ru
Good. Mevar Sicken. Weaken, or Orlie. Wo. W.tde.
... CURB CONSTIPATION. ...
SteHieg ewe oeaaaef, Ckkefe, aeatenl, lee Vera. II'
KH.Tfl.RlR n,n n ""'d all lr
KU'lU-BAll (late to tfVMBToMoeo Habit
"THE nrUrV" h world's resu-l
LIFE OF UtflU etnad. Isanti Sftele. Only
I. SO. SelM fret. 1. 1, WUU, I Ilia, il, (eMail.
ipki CANDY
If CATHARTIC -si
Tot attna aieaiisnsu
n,'i"tu)l tmiii iiftifsi Talis? t 1
J Deal t:i,ub Hyrup. TaateaOmid. Dee I 1
i l In lime. Hole hv 1n.nH.ie. I f
f -"W-,1 w., sr. n 1 1 Vi" -, J3' . W" ' t
Ittlii t'S HUUdk,
Menlo Park. Ban Mateo Co., Cal aocrada,
tied at the UiiiVvmllies. Location, rllmate.i
and careful attention to Mental, Moral ana
I'hyslt-nl tntiuliiK, places llnlu's among
the foremoet Mchouls for Hoys on ths
dam, 5. K CAronl (f. Will re-open til
the new hullillng Atiuimt lftlh, 1,9th year.)
Ira G. lluttt, l'h, !., rHo'll.
Taooma will probably pavt nearly
mile and a bait of streets this sum
nisr with fir blocks.
The largest lonve of bread baked la
ths world are thus of France and Italy.
The i'plp" bread of Italy I baked in
loavet two or three feet long; while in
Prance the loavoi are made in shape ol
very long roll, lour or five fuel In
length, and In many oases even sli
lot. ,
In Sydney, New South Wale, ths
treet iai linos aro owned by ths inu-
iiioipality, and ho farts are charged.
Homeless folk, it Is (aid, uae thorn at
night instead of going to cheap lodging
house. -
Far away from oivlllsatlon gesture
language Is (till exttint In Austialla.
Home of the tribe possas such au x
callent coda that it i almost at ill.
clent as ths spoken knguage.
Schillings
Best
Jrpan Ceyloa
English Breakfast
Oolong ' Ideal Blend
lea
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DENTISTS.
LAN J Oil I II V, N.W. eor. Third and Morrlaoa
u . a... -..1.4 .... I . u
Penee and Wire Works.
PUKTI.AND W1RR A 1HIIN WOIIKH: WIHK
and Iron leucine,; nrrti-e relllna. elf. UKAIiler,
Machinery and nuilee.
CAWHTON A CO. KNOINKN, UOII.KItA, MA-
emnery, aupinioa. wou eiraiHk, roriiend.ur.
RAKES
MOWERS
BINDERS
Trite l Catalogue.
J. i ikihuTifA
tM Kaal Water Street,
PORTLAND, OJt,
i
MACHINERY. 'L Kps
...TATUM A BOWIN...
NMII First Sheet P0RIIAMP OR.
rvana v" I 'ni v e vna"D
can give vou the beat banialiis In aeuerai
inauuiucrr, eiiKinee, miners, (ansa, punipe,
hi.... 1 . . j ...... i ... i . i- i . '
eMir-iB, leiii, emu wiiiuiiiih. i lie new
steel IXL windmill, suld by him, is un
equalled. vehicle.; eernl lor catalogue. led-IW front rll.
a-tiwiiin lll'iiuv,' uai'IMVItmv ana
Wkoleanle lrru(lata and rknlogrnphln
nurniiee.
Dt-l'MAUKR FKANK MU'il CO. 1M AND
Koiirth Mtreei, I'orlland. Oregon.
Rupture
treated aplen.
lineal I y and
eonffdenti a .
'V. fi'UMJIahaa
khan.
C. H. WOOOAa CO.. tM feeent t , fe tits.
..GO EAST.
VIA-
f bronvh faliM rl Tourist ftlpr
oUiHiMg inn u nti niuvaing
Llbrnry Cars
....FAST TIME....
For Ttrhu and all HiformtUion aniilv lo
your nearest agtiul. or rilrt'M.
a, n. I'F.iin inhis,
a la A a s i .a
v. . m. urn i. n . tuiV'Miiu,
R. C. fJTBVKNS, O. W. l. A., rieatUe.
ir
KVKPENSION
I r BIUKFUNO. Waehlnsfoo. 0. .. ther will re
1 1 reive oulck reoltea. II. Mil N. H. Vola.
SttS 2Utb Coroa. rroeeoullng claima tine l7a.
HORRIBLE BODILY PAINS
have their foundation In the Mood-1 ( It le
pure, healthy and nourishing the entire hody
will tm well. Thouaande ol aufferltig peopln
have been cured by .
Moore's Revealed Remedy
A remade lhal alvea health and hannln,.
qoW'kly and uleaaanlly one dollar per bottle
juur uruitaiai a.
y. ex.. la rMnaeaovijiePvOai
rraie r-" ,-r ,ni, iNK-atawmiiyi i-artl,-.
V1-! aua and Teeuavoeleet t UH, lAMTIxl
K French Femala Pills.
f Tlrt b, IhoeetiMl, ,rf aetlrileS todlei aa
v eare. alar,r.ltat,l.aiMlHlMeftaiiMueL
S ea t l Jllu Wt.ll. anJW Tu. n iTUr
nnab Jjruf Uukil a Set fewlSU, aw turkOtta
CURE FOR PILES
0R.GUfirrS'T;"vo.vR,oPILL8
SS'ff.f0? CV B,' Headaehe
and Pyapepala, Remove Tlmpl.iand Purify the
Blo.d. Aid 1'ljTMtlonandPre.enl Rlllouaneaa' !.
DollirlpeorHlrt.n. Tooonvlnea you, will mall
U.,Jhllada.,AV,ouna. Roll by Urugglau.
CURE YOURSELFI
Ilea Hlf W f, unnatiirai
dlicliariiHa, luaaniuialluna.
Irrllalleiia or alr.ralluiia
IpOiaeeaa reembran. ,
1 -.. -. Mu. MtllH-
g.nl or iKiieuuuua.
old k IteaacUla.
er aent in flaln wrapaer.
Ir nipr.M, er'Hiil. lot
Circular aeni un reuaeat.
rOUNG MEN !
i '?,''r',,'"dOlitrSIM)k.vHpMlne. II
le the ONI,Y ini-diuine elil.J, will cure eaA anil every
leu.. Nil CASK, known It hae e..r fali.,1 to aura, ni
uiattw bear aerliiua or erf h.. leng Mending. RmuIw
Irc.m Ita uea lll aM-ml.h you. It la ahi "il.lr
pravniu elrirtnre, anil ran lie lek.n wlUieul liinunvZ
aleni-e anil deU-ntiim Irnm bualmm I'ltll 'K, gl in. fnf
aale by all reliable ilmaeMe, r ennt Preuald u ainiaaa
putluly wrayiMd, on nli nf pHi-.. by
, , . i'i'Ht ciiiaicLOo.,chingo,iu,
Olroular Balled en reuiiaet, ,.
K. r. N. V.
NO. S-'.
WMCW writing to advertlaer pleaae
wentlou tbla paper, ,
JHffilL
Thit form, m ll Blind, Hlilltif r Prrtrutling
HiM lictiln unit blfttnhuf, Aim'Tlii tiimur. (Vic &
JftrAtdruKaia4.aiirMM t.ryiail Trr.ati.wrrM. Writ
m aovul f tu mm. 1 K. ft tH AN K O, fbiUda., P
tm I i.t.ra.
M ; M fturaatM. IS
aej eel M MtUi.r.
ar" " ejPr,r,au mkmhh,
ReliKlEnat OHlNinm (la,
VACiaoiaatri.e .p"l
a'awfttnviriiaet -mHmmmwmimmmi