Condon globe., July 27, 1899, Image 4

uaWy
It is the High
quality of Royal
Baking Powder"
that has estab
lished "its "great
ana wona-wiae
reputation.
Every house
wife knows .she
can rely "Upon
it; that it makes
the bread . and - I
biscuit more delicious and wholesome-
always the finest that can
be baked. . .. '
K It is economy and every way
better. t6 use the Royal, whose
rk - is always certain, - never
Never
experiment
with so
.important;
an article
I as the
human
' food
wo
...
cxpenmen
tal.
There are many imitation baking
powders, made from alum. They
may cost less per pound, but
their use is at the cost of health.
ftOVAL IAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK
A Romanes of Haul Life.
The duchess of Arcos was Virginia
Woodbury Lowery, of. Washington. D. i
C. A distinguished ancestor, -Daniel
Woodbury of New England, once held
the position of secretary of the treasury,
under Jackson, and was afterwards
justice of the supreme contt. Mont
gomery Blair, a cabinet office! during
the administration 0f Lincoln, was of
the same family.
The romantic courtship of the duke
and ducbesa ot Arcos .began over 20
years " ago. At that time be waa
young Count Brnaetti, of the Spanish
legation in Washington, an under secre
tary, whose admiration for the beauti
ful Miss Lowery resulted in an engage
ment, to which the parents objected on
account of the youth of their daughter,
and the fact that Count Brunetti was
appointed to a remote South American
post, where months were tequiied to
send a communication.
The engagement waa ot 20 years'
duration, and Count Brunetti in that
time inherited estates and a title in
Spain. When he returned to Wash
ington he found Mies Lowery even
more beautiful in her maturity than
when he had left her. Mrs. Lowery.
who was an invalid, died shortly before
the wedding of her daughter, which
occurred in August, 1895, at the sum
mer home of the family in New Lon
don, Conn., and was quietly celebrated.
Harper's Bazaar. . .
- ' . Ttae Irony of Fata. ,
"Do yon see that pale young man
eallinn ont 'Casbl , at the ribbon
countei?" .
"Yea."
"Fate's awful funny sometimes.
Ten yeaia ago, when we were boya to
gether, his one ambition' was to be a
mighty hunter and catch lions with
lasso." Tit Bits.
ALONG THE COAST. I
Schillings
Best
money-back tea and
baking powder at
Panel la Shirt-Wal.te.
The really swell thing is the pure
white silk or satin shirt-waist made in
the greatest simplicity of style, and if
worn with a black skirt of net. White
shirt-waists in cotton goods have the
preference, many being of fine lawn,
tucked all over in bias or straight-up-and-down
or Tound-and-round tucks.
The severe linen waist of white, wUh
cuffs and collar, ia wem with the tailor
gown having a cutaway jacket in bolero
style. Some of the new waists show
a cutaway at the neck, having fancy
collar and revers with which are worn
fanoy colored or white oheinUettes.
Woman's Home Companion. I - '
Making Bur of Him.
I . think," said the : thoughtful
mother, "that you ought to ouject to
young Blown paying so much attention
to our daughter."
'Why?" demanded the thoughtful
father. "He impresses me very favor
ably." , -.ft '
'That's just it," returned the
thooehtful mother. We must do
something to make his ambitions moth
er think we regard omselves little
above them socially if we aie to make
sure of him." Chicago PoBt.
Ha Bup.d Not.
The other day when it waa raining
very hard, four or five men were bnv
ing a few glasses of beer in village
beei house, when one man said to the
company:
. "It's drop of nice rain this. It
should stir things np in the ground.
One curious old man, who was
known to have been henpecked during
bis wife's lifetime, replied:
"By Jove. I hope not; I only buried
th wife yeaterdayl" Spare Moments.
Parent of a Prodigy.
"What an amount of dignity Jones
seems to nave developed lately," re
marked Brown. "He's going to throw
np his job and try to get something
better. He says there's no use of a
man with his qualifications filling so
menial a position. And he's always
been such a meek, unassuming man
you know."
Yea." replied Smith, "but 1 heard
that his babv has just got so that it
can say 'papa' so they tan understand
it."-N. Y. World.
Itami of General Intereai Cleaned
From tka Thriving 1'aelBe
"' ' - State ' A "' '
Tfaahlnetoa Stat Fair.
The Washington state lair commits
aion at North Yakima, has completed
the premium list, and the book is in
the hands ot the printer, it nas neeii
revised and enlargeJ to oer, as far as
possible, all the industries of this great
state, and induce exhibit oi products
from the Pauifio Northwest. ifta list
haa been incieased by adding many ar
ticles of home nroduction. and the
pi isea more than doubled, to insuie
greater displays ot native resouicea.
The commission recognises the neces
sity ot honest competition In farming
and " dairying. 1ruit " and - vegetable
growing, ranch and range productions
and all lines of progresi ia .the field
and faotorv. While the state fair haa
not vet reached perfection, the earnest
co-operation ot all interested will make
of tl fourth annual exhibition, t the
best of its kind ever bold In the state
Many excellent exhibits are promised
from the leading sections ot the state,
and Oregon and ' Biltish Columbia
will be well represented. The race
oouise ia in fine condition and several
horses are now training for the speed
contests, tot which latge purses will be
offered. The commission oners flu.
000 in piemlums for the various exhib
its and races.: S pacta 1 rates nave Been
obtained from the rail toads, and excur
sions will be run from the cities of Se
attle, Spokane, Taooma and intertnedt
ate nointa. The merchants and manu
factuiers have contributed liberally In
special premiums and with the pros
peot ot ernormous crops there is no
munn whv the fair should not be a
complete success.
Palauea Orala Valajared.
Owlnir to rerjorts of the. damage to
cereals bv heat, the Spokesman-Review
has obtained a statement concerning
wheat in the Falouse and Fotlatoh seo
tions. In the Palouse wheat and other
cereals never looked better. There are
no fielda damaged by heat, squirrels or
blight of other kinds. In the Potlatch
not to exceed 10 net cent of resown
fields are affected by heat, some farm
ra rnmnlainlns that the kernels have
shriveled. The total ot grain damaged
by heat will be quite small, and more
than made op lor by the excellent con
dition ot other grains.
Worth watt New Rata.
Reports of Cape Noroee' merit are
greatly at variance.
Boston capitalist! will visit Spokane
during the coming fruit fair,
One ot the xisiting editors gave Ore
gon new name "Hospitality." -
Total gold brought down from Klon-
dike thus far this year ia $3,570,000.
Juneau will have new 140,000
courthouse, built by the government.
Southern Oregon man found the dead
body ot missing nephew through the
disclosures ot a vision.
Spokane's bank clear ingt in last fis
cal year have increased more than any
city west ot the Mississippi v
Heroes ot 'Frisco's latest poisoned
oandy sensation were formally real
dents ot Vancouver, B. O.
Outstanding Sherman county war
rants have all Wn called in. The
county doe not owe ene cent. w
Sheepmen of Missoula. Mont., ere
at war over attempt to keep them from
shear ing within the city limits.
Golden spike waa'flrlveu In White
Pass & Yukon railway July 6, lu cele
bration ot the road's completion, i . ,
Mrs.' Ilampson, a Saoramento wo-
. . I . .. ! .
man. lias started over me aumuuiou
trail to seek her basbaud. gone a year,
Spokane internal revenue collections
for six months have been over f 8,000
In excess of last year's total col lee
tions. ,,. . - -
Reno, Nev.. Gazette lays automo
biles will soon be used to transport bo-
rax from- Harney county to winne-
mucca.
Apples and pearl will be plentiful
in California, but In Oregon the crops
ill be failures. Peaches from Cali
fornia will also be plentiful, and South
ern Oiegon will be likely to send some
also.
TRYING A COLD BATH.
MR. SHIVVERS HAS AN UN PLEAS-
V, ANT EXPERIENCE.
Hie Heroic Treatment for the Care of
Kheumat lam-When Warm front Hie
Comfortable Bad Ua Bhrlnk from
the Frtctd Water,
i.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
wur Grocers
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Fence and Wire Work..
PORTLAND WIRE IRON WORKS; WIRE
and Iron tend nu; office railing, ale 331 Aider.
Machinery and Bupull-
CAW8TON CO.! ENOIMKS, BOILERS, MA
cfalaerjr.dipplie. 4a 60 FlratBt., Portland, Or.
. ir,irtr -y-i - .
HArUIFltTRY ALL KINDS
...TiTUM at BOWEN...
18 la SS First Street PORTLAND OR.
JOHN POOLE, Portland, Oheoow.
' can rive you the beet bargains In general
uiacliluery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts and windmills. The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by bim, is un
equalled, , ... . . .. . --
A New Dodge for Summer.
Clerk Are we eo'idk to ose the sea
serpent this summer?
Proprietor I think not. I have a
better scheme than that. I shall ar
range to have bottles washed np on the
beach every day, each one containing
a message from some arctic explorer.
N. Y. Journal. j '
EDWARD HUGHES: MACHINERY AXD
Vfblclei; aend lor catalogue, laa-im Front Hi.
Theleaale Drugflate and Photographic
aiiuptlae. .
BLUMAUKR-FRANK DRCO CO. 144 AND 16
Fourth Street. Portland, Oregon.
i
T&4
V -fevrrrj
Rupture
e. h
treaied aclen
tltiral I and
coiiliduntl at-
WOODAMii CO.. 10S twni iU f DM.
pension
BICKf tlRD. Wohlnqtoa. 0. C. llier will re
ceive autck replica. B. 6th N. H. Vol..
Stall 2uiU Corp. Proaevutlus elatina since 178.
IF!
'THE
LIFE
l.so. tvtttlm.
If the world' sreatem
nero, vj Marai nni
.te.d . Wiwlal. Only
i.tauuit lut. h. emmi.
YOU'LL BE WELL
when your blnod geta In the proper condition
when It ia rttb aud furnlahai nourtariment to
to tl.e different part ol the body.
Moore's Revealed Remedy
purtfle ttie blood, ftrea it health and richne.
t re bu kahj, ncrvonan, tired leeltiig,
biiii down pl, cto., etc. it li.Ter tali.
" 'ai.Hr fluggiil's.
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beneficial
effect of the- well known remedy,
Strup or Flog, manufactured by the
CALiroMciA Fio Sirup Co., lllutrt
tha value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of planta known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect Btrenfrthenine; laxa
tive. cleaniiW the svstem effectually.
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Ita perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
(stance, and ita acting on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakening
cr irritating them, make It the ideal
lasative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, aa tney are pieasan w me
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from aenna and
other aromatic Dlants. bv a method
known to the California Fie Syrup
Co. only. In order to get ita beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN VBAMCZeCO, CAU
TimaVTT.i.a kt. mew TOBK. V. T.
Per sate by all Druggirta-Frlc SOc. per bottle.
- Nortavrea Neere Netea.i
Oregon has 65,000 Angora goat.
Salem will tender the vol nu tears
reception anyway.
The goveinment locks at Lafayette
will be completed yet this summer
Several mysterious murders have oc
onrred in Net Percea county, Idaho.
The Dalles has a balance of over
13.000 in her treasury from last year,
Some districts in Southern Oregon
are sadly in need of rain for the crops.
Canvon Citv Masons' and Odd Fel
lows' tern tile corner stone has been
laid.
A large quantity ot oleomargarine
waa seized in a waia nana Hos
pital.
Spokane is prond of the fact that her
postofflce receipts are gaining on those
ot Portland. . . s .
Spokane will have a swell new clnb.
with membership from both Washing
ton and Idaho-.- . -
The hop crop of Oregon will proba
bly reach 85.000 bales this year. ol
shortage is anticipated.
The O. R. Ss N. took 60 laborers to
Eastern Oregon, and the farmers hired
them all away from the road.
The facnlty of Willamette nmvera
ity has been completed by the election
of science and Latin and Uieek proles
sors.
Several brick business buildings are
being: erected in Oakland to take the
place of the frame structures recently
hnrned. . ' : ; '"-' '
Garfield men have an option on a
township of Adams county railroad
land at 80 cents an acre, which they
will purchase. . .
E. D. Halloway has been telegraph
operator at Pasco for 10 years with
out a vacation, and has sent an average
of 100 telegrams a day dating that
time. - .:
Tom Daniels established a new record
for Washington at the Whatcom Fall
Mill Company's mill, when he packed
66,000 shingles in 11 hours of consecn
tive labor.
Ed. White, who escaped , from the
sheriff of Coos county, a few days ago.
by jumping from a boat, waa recap
tured near Kiveitori and landed in jail
He Is wanted to answer to the charge
of burglary. , T-, 4 - ,
A good many gardeners have made
money out of eaily potatoes, says the
Asotin Sentinel. The very first sold
at 13.6Q a bnshel. The present pi ice
is $3 for 100 pounds, when sold direct
ly to the consumers, and 91.75 when
sold to dealers.-? -r Ay '9 fk '
The Coos connty court haa let con
tract for building a bridge on the mid'
die forkof Coquille. It will be combi
nation bridge of wood and iron; price.
$3,842. The bridges on the Coqui lie-
Marsh field road will be rebuilt as
quickly aa possible. " "
Superintendent Mayhall, of the
Washington fisheries, (tat gone to the
Columbia river to arrange for lumber
to bnild the Wind river hatchery.
An appropriation of 12,600 was made
for it, 11,500 available this year, and
11.000 next year. Work will begin
sometime this month on the Snoho
mish river and Willapir river hatcher
ies. The former will have cost, when
completed, 15,000, and the latter
14,000. " Three-fifths of the amount
appropriated Is to be spent at each
hatchery this year. , (r-
Prairie schooners have already begun
to pass through this valley en route
from California to the Palouse country,
says the Long Creek Eagle, s .While
Southern California is suffering from a
drought again this year, the exodua
from that state Is not so general aa II
was last year. , . .. ..
The potato crop of Coos connty this
year will be less than an average one.
Apples also will be smaller in yield
than last year. The late rains is no
Jou bt the cause of the shortage. Hay
will be light, but green feed is plenti
ful, and the output of batter and cheese
will be larger than usual.
Seattle Market.
Ouions, 90o per 100 pounds.
Potatoes, new, a.cperlb.
Beets, per' saok, $1(31 35.
Turnips, per sack. 60(3060.
Carrots, per sack, (1.
Parsnips, per sack, fl. "...
Cauliflower, 40(3 BOc per dot.
Cabbaite. ' native and California
ti.60 per 100 pounds. f J r
Apples, 8.60dS.5O per ms, i t
Pears, 60e(gf 1.B0 per box.
Prunes. 60c per box.
Butter Creamery, 1 So per pound,
dairy and ranch, 18(3 18c per pound.
& Eggs, sac. a '. -v
Cheese Native. 13c
Poultry Old bens, 16c ptt pound
soring chickens, 14c; turkeys, lea.
w . as m
Fresh meats Choice messed neei
steers, prime, 9c; cows, prime,
9c; mutton. 9c; pork, 7c; veal, 1(3100.
Wheat Feed wheat. HO.
Oats Choice, per ton, 27828.
Hay Puget Sound mixed, 16.00(9
8: choloe Eastern Washington tint
othv. S13.00.
Corn Whole. 33.50; cracked, 2e;
feed meal. $24.00.
Barley Rolled or ground, per to.
$26(336; whole, $23.
Floor Patent, per barrel, $3.50;
straights, $3.90; California brand,
$3.25; buckwheat flour, 13.60; graham,
per barrel, $3.60; whole wheat Dour,
$3.75; rye flour, $4.50.
Milletuffs Bran, pet ,i Urn, ? $ 15J
shorts per ton; $16.;, . 'i
Feed Chopped leed, i(ga per
ton; middlings, per ton, $23; oil cake
meal, per ton, $33." " '
Partlaae Market.
Wheat Walla Walla. 63c; Valley,
69c; Bluestem, 60o per bushel.
Flour Best grades, $3.30; graham,
$2.6Bi superfine, $3.15 per barrel. '
Oats Choice white, 43c; enoice
gray, 4Qic per Dusnei.
Barley Feed barley, fiaio; Draw
ing, $21.00 per ton.
MilUtufJs Bran, $17 per ton; mid
dlings, $23; shorts, $18; chop, $16.00
per ton. ;
Hay Timothy, f 8(39;. clover.
(88: Oregon wild hay, $tJ per ton.
Butter Fancy' creamery, 8540o;
seconds, 2730o; dairy 3637o store,
18(8830. . ' '
Cheese Oregon full cream, 13o;
foung America, 15c; new ebees
.Oc oer DOund. ,
Poultry Chickens, mixed, i $8(34
per docen; hens, $4.00(35.00; springs,
$1.36(33; geese, $6.00(37.00 for old,
$4. 60 5 for young; ducks, $5. 00 (J
5.60 per dozen; turkeys, live, "160
16c per pound.. - ,
Potatoes $131.10 per lack; sweets,
3c Per pound. I L, L -J
Veaetablee Beets. $1; turnips, 90c
per, sack;, garlic,. 7o per pound; cab
base, tl & 1.35 per 100 pounds; cauli
flower, 75o per doten; parsnips, $1
ner saok; beani.Be per pound; celery,
70(375c per dosen; cucumbers, SOc per
box; peaa, StaSc per pound. , - !
Onions Oregon, 60(375o per sack.
Boperf 18Jj 1897 erop, 46o.
Wool Valley, '13(8 18o per pound
Eastern Oregon, 6 (3 10c; mohair,
37c per ponnd. 'J.
Mutton Gross, beet sheep, wethers
and . ewes, 4o; dressed mutton,, 7 c
aorinir lambs. 7Ke oer lb.- r t
. Hogs OrOBS, choice heavy, $4.50
light and feeders, $2. 60 8. 00; dressed,
$6.00(36.00 per 100 pounds.
Beet Gross, top steers, 4.00 (3 $4. 25
cows, va.w.uv; - oressea oeei,
6(860 per pound. ...
; Veal Large, 6(J7o; email, 7,(38c
( ( tea Fraaeiioe Market, j.
Wool Spring Nevada, 10(3 12o per
oound: Oregon, Eastern, 8(313o; Val
ley. W S 17c; Northern, 8O10c.
- Mlllatuffs Middlings, $17.50(990;
bran, $16.60(316.60 per ton.
Onions 8ilverakin,7080c pel sack,
' Butter Fancy creamery. 19 2 le;
do seconds, 16(3 17c; fanoy dairy, 17o;
do seconds, 14 14c per pound. .
Eggs Store, 16tai8o; fancy ranob
I9(322o. r ?" ' ? If
' Hops 1898 crop, l7o. 5 " i
Citrus Fruit Oranges, Valencia, $3
(13.60; Mexican limes, $4. 60 5; Cali
fornia lemons, 76ca$l.26i do oboioe,
$2.60 per box. "I e -? s ti f
Hay Wheat, $18(315.60; wheat ar
oat, $18(316; oat, $1416; best bu
ley, $12(318; alfalfa, $11(313 per ton
straw. 40(370e per bale. '
Potatoes Early Rose, $1.60(31.75
Orsaon Burkanks, $1.65$1.86; liver
Btirbanks, 76o$l; Salinas Burbanks,
1 St 1.10 per -tack... '" .
Tropical traits Bananas, $1.60
1.60 per bunch; pineapples, $3.60(3
4.50; Persian dates, 66o per
poun.
,0m-mlnr, aald Mr. Shlvvers,
thoughtfully, laying down his papor.
i believe thore la something lu that"
"In whatr aaked Mrs. Bill v vers,
"Why, In their 'health hlnte for the
helpless' they any that the reaction aud
afterglow of cold morning baths are nu
Infallible cure for neuralgia and rhou
mntism." explained Mr. Shi were.
"Cold water right out of the spigot,
without any warm water at all!" cried
Mrs. Shlvvera. , - ,
"Certainly." replied Mr. Shlvvers,
"O-o-oohl I couldn't," shuddered
Mra. Shlvvera.
Mr. Shlvvera smiled a superior amlle.
"Of course It la rather heroic treat
ment and requlrea considerable moral
aa well aa physical courage, but to
man convinced of Its efficacy that la ot
no couaeuuence." he aald, complacent
ly, "and I certainly ahall give It a fair
trial. Besides," he continued, fortify
ing his sudden resolution, "It la not one
sudden plunge, but gradual Immer
sion while you very elowly count elx.
Like this: One, and you put In one foot;
two, you put In the other; three, you
sink upou one knee; four, you kneel on
both; five, you plunge lu your arma,
and six, you Immerse your body. So,
after all. It la not ao very dreadful.
Yea, I ahall certainly try It to-morrow
morning."
However, Mr. Shlvvera did not aeera
so enthusiastic In the morning. Ills
wife let the cold water run, accordltig
to bis Instructions; In spite of reiter
ated Information to that effect, he still
lingered In bed.
Jeremiah," cried Mra. Shlvvera at
Inst, from the bureau, where she was
doing up her hair, "this la the eleventh
time I've called you, and you must get
up. You'll be late for breakfast aa It
la. You needn't try that bath If you
are afraid of It" she added, with a
laugh.
Slowly and reluctantly Mr. Shlvvers
crA'pt out from under the warm covers,
silently casting a look full of reproach
upon his smiling spouse, and Into the
bathroom with the laggard stop of one
who baa something weighing upon his
mind. Then there waa a long, a very
long wait Nor waa it until his wife
bad several times exhorted htm to
"Hurry up, Jeremiah!" that she beard
him any:
"O-o-o-one. Ouch I Gosh!"
Then there was another wait, and an
other exhortation.
"T-t-t-t-twoooo. Ow-ow-ow-wowP
Another wait and exhortation.
Th-th-tb-thrcc e e c e e c," next cam
chattering from the bathroom, tinrucdl
ately followed by a blood-curdling
shout and a tremendous splash. Then
there waa a aucceaxlon ot agonised
yells, and what Mrs. Shlvvera at first
took for a streak of lightning flashed
out of the bathroom, plunged Into bed
and rolled Itself tightly np In the cov
ers. ' '-I ,'' ' '
"Why, Jeremiah!" gasped Mra. Shlv
vers. ........ i
Mr. Shlvvera simply glared and shiv
ered. . .-. !!' '
"Woman," he growled, when he could
control his chattering teeth, "did you
leave that cake of soap In the bottom
of the bath tub on purpose fUar-
per'a Bazar.
itoiT-ra aoHootw
If an in fttaaviVr fiakM Vf at talA fW . Cel.. actored.
lied at the Ontve rsltles. Location, climate.
and carful attention to Mental, Moraiauu
phyaicat training, places ikuhs aniong
the forenioat Bohools for Hoys on tiie
Coaat. 5. CnrotHdi. Will r-otl ill
th new building Auguat win, t,uin ytmr.j
Ira O. Holtt, Ph. 1).. Principal.
nandetlona.
The market Hardeners around Paris
cultivate the dandelion on a large scale
and soli It lor good prices in the mar
ket. -"I ! ' ' ' "' '
44
DoNotGrsspsttheShadovt
. and Lose the SubsUnce."
Afinj) pcopft aire but sfuuhws of thtlr
formtf sttvts. dut to ntgttci of httlth.
Look out for th blood, iht fountain of
lift, th ctut subsUnctt kep ttut pun
by rtguUf us of Hootf Srs4prtil W
robust htAlih tvitt b th rtsult. Bt surt
to gti orty Hood" t, btCAus ,
Xfootfo SaUafa
Trouble Kaauch,
Wheeler I tell you a bloyole U a
great thing to take youi mind off jour
trnnh ua. 1 Bud it invaluable.
Walker Nonsenael What troubles
have you got?
Well, the Installment man ooiites
around every week to collect the pay
ments on my wheel." N. Y. Journal.
An Oeean of Tea.
It has been calculated that some
thing like 1.350,000 pints of tea are
Imbibed yearly by Londoners, and that
the ten ik) t neceasarf to contain this
amount, it properly shaped would ooni'
tortably take in the whole ol Bt. Paul a
cathedral N. Y. Sun.
The total postal receipts for this year
are estimated at $100,000,000. against
$87,640,000 last year. New York
Stands at the head of the list ot slates
and territoriee with $16,000,000, and
Alaska comes lust, with $15,000. lu
the table showing: the average amount
contributed by each inhabitant of each
state to the postal iovemies(whicti coir
atilntrs a nrettv fair suaae of the in
tellectual development and activity oi
the Doonloi. Maasachusette elands at
the head, with an average last year of
$3.30 per inhabitant.
Ladle Caa Wear ahae
One sUe ainallir after ntlng Allen's Foot-
Ease, a nowdor to be shaken into tit ahix
It makes tight or uew shoes foe! eaay;
alvos iurtatit rrilef to corus and bunion.
It's thsgreateat coin dirt dlacovery of the
sk. Cures swollen feet, Winters and cal
lous snots. Allan 'a Foot-Eae Is a certain
sure for Innrowlnir nail. awatlurr. mart
hut. hot. ai hltiir Oct. Wa have 30.000 tr.tl-
monlal. All drtiMiats and "hoe atoros
B.'ll It. 23c. Trial itat-knice VKER by mall.
Auurva. Allen o. uiniawo, ue noy, n. i.
1 1 "
The "corpse" questioned the coron
er's Jury at a recent Inquest In Mary
land, Proceedings to determine the
use of death had just begun, wlion
the subject awoke from the trance in
which be had lain and asked what it
was all ahont.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mereary,
Aa meraurv will aurclv OMtror the Mtu ot
inteil ihi completely u"rnKe ine wnwic
trm waenenienns it inronin me aiucnm me
lace. Huih arilolea iwu'u ne'er ne ! ex-
aval on liri'urliilloii Irom reuutaul nhtal-
oimi.a ineuaoiaie mmw win ao ten nu
lh koo.1 vim ran iioMlUir Oerlve Irom them.
Hall' Catarrh cure, mannlariurea or r. i
riiriip. A Co . Toledo. 0..ounialna uomersorr.
ami I ukftn luiemailr. ai'tlns dlrmtlr upon
the blood and mnrooa orloe ol in araKia.
n buy Iiik llairi:atarra lure oe ur rou tn
a lanJ Intarruotloa
"I declare, Maria, this Is too irrij
tatlng to be endured. I told you 1 '
didn't want to be disturbed, and here
somebody has suddenly sprung a most
Infernal clatter on me. What does It
niean?" - ,
"There wasn't any olatter, my ur.
"What was It, then?"
"Why, I Just happened to paw ,
through the room In my new red aud
yellow shirt waist, that's all."
"Well, don't do it again." Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
O. A. Dewev. a Kenosha. Wis., barn-
ware merchant, mocntly ordeied a lad
dor from a Chicago house, and attut
waiting a reasonable length of time
wiote to luqtilie why he had not ie-
oeivod It lie was Informed that the
ladder had heon shipped by mistake to
Aduilial Dewey at Manila. A tracet
was sent alter it and It was ovei taken
Just as it was about to be placed on
board of a stenmoi at an rranuieou.
Doaton is conducting a !goroue cam.
naiun aunittst the smoke nuisance. The
superintendent ot streets has Juat aent
a circular letter to an me coat uem--r
warning them against tha sale ol low
grades of soft coal. In the missive be
ays: "Your attetlon Is oalled to this
matter now so that tneie may oo nu
cause for complaint oh your part later
on In the event of trouble, and that
your oustomers may be fully advised as
to the action which tins department
will certainly lake union proper coal
Is used."
atlll More Count.rf.lllnf.
Tim Becret Brrvlce has hint unearthed
another band of rtmiiterh-iiers, and
I cured a quuntlly of bogu hills, which ar
verv cievariv aectiiea, i ninn " "
value are a'lwavn aelectrd for iiuitatloii,
notably Honte'lter's . Stomach lilttera,
whU h ha many imiiatora but no o.uala
for dliionler like tudtgetloii, uvixpia
and conntlputluii.
At nresent England sells Colombia
nearly 70 poi cent of the cotton cloth
need by the latter, ami me unite.-
States only about II per cent
Bare J net Ice.
Many gruesome atorlee are told of
beautiful Venice, which masks murder
with smiles. A foreigner of distinction
who visited that fair city during the
last century, having had his pockets
picked, Indulged In some harsh expres
sions against the police. Some days
afterward be was quitting Venice,
when bla gondola waa stopped and he
was reoueeted to step Into another,
Monsieur," aald a grave personage,
are you not the Priuce de CraonT
Ye." "Were you not rohbea last
Friday V "Yes." "Of what aura 7"
Five hundred ducats." "Where were
hv?" "In a areen purse." "And do
you auapect any one of this robbery?"
A valet de place." "woum you recog
nlze blm7" "Without doubt." Then
the Interrogator pushed aside a dirty
clonk, discovered a dead man holding
a erreen purse in his hand, and added
You see, sir, that Justice baa been
done. There la your money; take it,
and remember that a prudeut man
never sets bis foot again In a country
where be has underrated the wisdom
of the government."
It Is a fortunate thing for the humor
lata of our own country that the Gov
ernment Is less sensitive In regard to
the representatives of the law; or what
would become of the stock policeman
Jokes?
The
Maid and the
Miracle
H
1
H
made
Telt
the aennlu. It I taken Internally,
In 1'ult-do, Ohio, by V. i. Coeuei A
oioniai irre.
Bold by iriiii. price iae. per Dome.
Uall'a Faulty I'm are tlte beat.
The good Dean Swift once said: I
never knew a man come to greatness or j
eminence who lay abed In the morn
ing.
Mfas l.ner Tucker the danshter
a Dromlneul farmer of Veraalll
nd., va the ileum of narvou pro.
tratlon. Moat of the time ah waa
ronllned to lied, and waaoa the verae .
ol hi, Vllua' dance, il wa a ptllCul !
eaae which medlral aoleoce (ailed to
conquer. Fluallv a dorior prescrib
ed lr. William' Pink Mil fur fata
l'aopia, ilu father ealdi
W beiaa swing the pill at oaea,
and the neat day w could ae a
chaas for the better In her. W
ave her one pill after each meal
uultl the waa eoilroir well. Mhe ha
nolbMBak-kadaralnre. Wetbiok
Ucurituot mlraculuoa,
Taaiia Tvcata, Mrs. r.Tccaia."
Mr. and Mra. rrank Tacker, helnt
duly (worn, tate that the turesulug
1 true lu every partleular.
Hcoa JonNsow.aallM in iVae.
frum Iht (iraUiti-i, I'trMili, Ini.
flTC PermanrotlT Cored.
rue i,nr rtraa t
Ho nu or nrrreutnrat
n or Ur Himr iiilrml
NVrv Hvauirr-r. arnd rr rKKR evj.OO lemi
txilllraiMl IrralM. I) . K. II, a Linn.. LM.,
aruh Mrret, I'blhuleliibla, fa.
Canolaa Fruit.
To prevent the cans breaking when
pouring In tho hot fruit, wet a ciotn
and fold It several thlcknesaea; lay
this under the can and you will nevei
break a can In filling It unless It was
cracked before. A silver spoon placed
In a can and allowed to rest upon the
bottom of can will also Insure the safe
ty of the can. When the final screw
ing up la accompiiHiiea put the can in
a dark place and cool. Light will fade
the color of the fruit and will cause
some kinds to spoil.- The dark Is al
ways beat for all canned goods.- Ex
amine the canned fruit after a week's
time, and If Intact then It will keep for
years.- It cannot iau to ue luiaci u wie
cans, tops and rubbers are perfect.
Sometimes when a can is uimcuit to
open one will try to Insert a knife nu
der the edge and get It started. This In
some caves will bend the rim of the
cover a little, and such covers should
not be ufted, as a little air lu likely to
force Ita way through the opening aud
cuue dlnanter. There Is uo ueed for
anxiety about the keeping of canned
fruit at all, if clean cnus, new rubbers
and ruff14 overs are used. Oruuge
Judd Farmer.
Uncle Joshua "We's got tor have
some more coaling-stations." Undo
Judedliih "What do we ueed 'em ferV"
Uncle Joshua "Why, tor accommo
date our navy. We're goln' tcr have
bigger navy, ye know," Uncle Jede
dluh "A bigger navy? We don't need
that, either." Uncle Joshua "We
don't? How'd we defend our new
coullng-statlona, then V-Judge,
At the railway stations In Russia
books aie kept in which passengers may
snter any complaint they may wish to
make.
Heniemher that you can buy Je9 Moore
A. A. Whiky for the mm price that Is
tmiil for ordinary whiakev' For sale by all
lirat-claaa dealers and druKglal.
Dr. Hoeers. of the Northwestern Uni
versity, claims that there are 17 bogus
degree-conferring "colleges" In Chi
cago. ' ' '
Mothers will And Mrs. Wlnslow'a Booth
lug Kyrup the beat remedy to one for their
children during the tcetblng period.
Some men are so vain. A man in
St, Louis went into deep mourning (or
bis motber-ln-law because he thought
black was becoming to him.
rim's Cure for Consumption has saved
mo large doi-tor bill. C. I. Bakor, 4TM
ltegent 8q., Philadelphia, Pa.,. Deo. 8. 't.
Several towns neat Boston are to
have steam motor omnibuses toon to
tun in streets where there are no cars
at present. - - -.
Dr, WHIIaai' Plek Una tor fal !
are aM Ml i Ik eeiea at '.
tut elaar ia kas. l elll.
f tft heia Ik Sr. Willi-. kwkx
C., teKcti, M. V,. Ml seals M tea,
WW.
10 MilllS
ha.mn'i Inoert Catcher will rloar
la V? Jl ! hUM ol thtm. I'rlre 60 ranla.
vj Write lor book Irt. Aienl wanli-d,
2iiT " AdilrHMT PAVTtIN HAHliWAHl
7a CUMfANY, I'ortland. Oiunn.
...OO EAST..,
VIA .
Throu
Thee of Tain.
Mnyklnla of plla lurhliiar, bli-cril IriK all
naltilul. terrible torture, but are all oolfklv
cured by ( '( re la Candy Cathartic. All drug-
gut, iuc, tlx, wo,
An offer of $33,000 for three orchitis
exhibited at the Atwerp horticultural
show has been refused by the owner of
the flowers.
I'alana and Tourlat Nleenera
Iiik and lloffnt Minokloa
LI bran Car.
....FAST TIME....
fitrylr nfl Brnery Unenualli-d.
Fur Ticki-ta and all lulormatloa apply le
your bearcat an tut. or addreai
V A B. !. URNNISTON,
O. V. and T. A , furtlaud.
B, C. BTEVENS, 0. W. f. A.. Heattl.
Retiiimimot,
elief for Women"
-WJta. gWit fr, tit plfcl,tBlliiBtsilOak Wrtw
U4f fit! Ihll HfMik.AUliUUlllMI rKrtll'tte
brt ut) Tw4Hlavoruaiti vf 1H. MAKl fc.Li
French Fesntli Pills.
lTtai4wMl by IbftVMlirii nt Mtlaflekf) hMtlaaasMl
f.fiJwnrwMMablftaHl WllbvtllMI -lUL
-lil ttr Mildntif tfiti lu imi txi, rraiMth
im mm airier,
fl n tfio In BiiMt. Wt
Wnuvk Drug CuMt oi
isc. aw iwkOit
Sour Stomach
After I rae tadated ta try CAaCA
MKTS, will nr be wuboul lli.ts lu th boo.
Mr lleer waa In a rerr bad thaiie. and mt kad
aobad aud I Had Momaeh trouble. Moa. ali.ee la
In CiHinu. I feel Sue. Mr ell batalMi ued
Ib.io wlib tMueSelal mulla for aour nouiaob."
lot. KaaaLIMa, UMI ConrM St.. St. Loult. Mo. .
I
I SURE CURE FOR PILES
iTTjiriNiPHWPruip moisrtnrarlMUiei lUiimtg,
'tilt fiirm u weill t Hltfi4, Hl1lii or Prilrtifl)n
'Um ftr otir J h Or onko, .! Hamad;
itiitM liftbtnt fttiJ blM.iiia. Ai.f"ritum'r, kwi
Javr atailaf at I aiat ftr e)H t lit fllft . TPetfttlM ffM. Wfllea
ftbouluar ftM. UK HOHANKO, Pbit4av.. Fc.
ax. f lilaHviU
tl rfj riTUAann . i 1 rnu
fl .IT IBIw
VWWWvV a!. 1 . aa-T1l
V X. niBi jaaa aaajaraeiD -ar "im i ni T m
rait flood, no
1...ant. P.l.tftble. PiiUnt.
Qood. Kim klku, Wakn. or tirlp. HW, Hi. MM.
... CURI CONSTIPATION. ...
sura. aiif CMirur, cam., Miri, Vm. ail
MTA RlR Hold ana fiirnta br all drng.
I U-BAw itio!Vtfc'IViliaioo llablk
or. curirrs t;vr" pills
ONE FOR A DOSE. Cure 8lk llcdnoha
and Djf pe)la, Hiuo Tlmpl.i and Purllr th
lllood, Aid I'l-riitlun andFraranl lllllouiu.ai. e
natUrl-xorrtliik.n Toooii.lnc rnu.vnwlll mall
umpl Ire, er lu II hoi lor IA. Ilk, llOfiAN K W
CO., rhllada.,(youaa. Hold I17 brumUU.
CURE YOURSELF!
Um Hl i for ii,.. I,,.. I
dlet'liamna, Inn.uinmlliin,
Irrllallnh ur ulcralluu
i( uiueoua ai.ml.t.n.,
i M.Mt.a, I'.lnl.M. and not aairlu.
ieEvhs OHiatinai Ro. "t or aoliouum.
1.0 r"! m1 " MrwawlaU,
"or Milt la alalu wrappar,
n, .irrna, rr.p.ii, u.
ai.ro. or I hiitllM. a-j in
Circular i.mi un rnjuoit.
YOUNG MEN!
far Qoiiorrhfra ftnd fllt mmi Pat).' Okar HrHUn.
it-
I
frifiti Itei um wil eWtonUb
I aw,, i - - naawi m IT- V dar
-1J I
I mS -a wa
.uKis mm ALL USk
i. Turn u
Cviufh nrrup. Tmui
In tlma. Hold by rlruRi
21 1
uoX V f I
mm
nrrhfra ftnrl fllMt mml I'sttMCft UkftV Hntwinn. It
Id ONLY tntxIlo.M whkk wlU euroj twb and aver?
frAMt, no fjaHK known il nu avar raiieni to oura, no
tnattar bow wtiotw or (rf how Wtig aiaviirllrtf, hoaulta
you. u ainuiiiiai aaia.
tirovruU atriftura, antl can Ita laaan wtitiouk ltiobto
lit-nr- anil ilUititlin from bufllnt-a. I'hIOE. MUO. bum
a, I by all rHai.la tlniiryiiU, or a nt priymuk b aiprawSj
tilaifilf wrapuexi, on rtlii of prim, uj
I'AhHT CUEMlCaL, Oa, OtaloM. Ul
CUtniiar malrtd oa raftuaat.
Me P. N. t.
NO. 80-'.
llHBlf writing to
Vf mention tliU ar,