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J NEWS OF THE MINES. luluOUudBBd EXTENSIVE ORE BODY. :Trl: XjJdDHuuQUd ftgaa OroD of Claim Near Wallaee to Be Worked ug ala. Wallace, Idaho, August 87. The Flynn group of claims are to be worked I it one Tha Flynn group consists of 22 claims, located in 1887 by the Flynn brothers. The claims are all ou the Ida I 14 i I 1 - A..flA .1,. tlSVO Been relieved Of Helen-Frisco mine on the Canvon f Simula trOUmleS by fJSrSm I creek side to the Morning miue, t$Memtthaimfm ..... have a continuous lead of over two If"7 miles iu length. Fourteen of the nSSGiOMtBm .-laima have l.non luatantad for aevnrnl years aud the other eight are to be put QUARTZ IN ALASKA. The letters cf a few are printed regularly In this paper If any one double the efficiency and emeredty confidential character of FJIrs Plnkham's methods, write for a book aha ham recently published which contains letters from the mayor of Lynn, the post' masterttand others of her Atlla District Claliue Lota of tha r"ree Mllllng Variety. Seattle, August 87. 11. C. Diers. of Skagway, says that an average or 80 filings on quarts are made in the Atlin reoorder's office daily. The general Kuccesss in placer mining aud quart locations in the camp this seasou, the feeling prevails in Atlin that the future and of the district as good permanent pro ducer is assured. Mou roe mountain is pro lucing rich free millinii quarts, now being worked !". "... .UV UIIWUMIU 4 Vigils IHIIVI ented this fall, and attei the survey h.ts from Atlin, an I not tar from discovery been made Montana parties of unlimited on I'ine creek. The Quarts is being capital win take tne entire property on taken to the stamp mills of Lord Ham a bond and at ouce comuieuce system- ilton and crashed. It yields from $30 awe development upon it. 1 to $90 a ton. The Auaconda property in me minus oi mining men mere is not now beiuir worked, and the mills has never existed much doubt as to the which wete set no there are enmteed in r lynu uroup. it couw nanny be pos- doing custom work of the Monroe sible that a break would occur in the monutain ore mineral lead on wbicb the claims are located, and at either end of which such bonacx ore hodies as the Helena Frisco and the Moruiug mines have opened. The Flynn group has two City Who have made oare miles.of 8me 'ed. between these of Atlin lake is a very esteusive body ful Imaallnallaa aaif uaa r-"""" v. ore oooies in tne ortnwes. tbat it was 40 ner cent ia not tme A lot of work has been done on the No nickel inns that hiirh. property in tne year siuce tne claims verify all of Mrs. Ptnk ham's statements and I claims. The Plnkham claims are sweeping. Investigate tnomm THIRTY YEARS OF CURES A telluride proposition ia being opened a quarter of mile from Atlin which promises well. It has six foot vein. The nickel property at the south end ... i :..!.! j . j t , UV IHMI-TIU Ul U1VKH1 1'Hrnt.ll 1IH. ane of the greatest and most extensive not been ascertained. The statement As to Islvoree. "Mamma," said little Ethel, "Mrs. Gayley's husband isn't dead, is he?" "So, dear." "Then what's she going to be mar ried for?" "Never mind, dear. Yon can't un derstand such things." "Ob, I know," exclaimed the little girl, "it's just like getting vaccinated. It didn't take the first time, did it?' Da Yoar Feat Aeha and Barn? Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes tight oi new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest com mit mworerv ol tne see. cures swollen feet, blisters and callous spots. Allen's Fool-Ease is a certain cure for ingrowing nans, saraiing. smarting, not, selling teet. We have over 30,000 testimonials. It cures while von walk. All druggists and sin stores sell it. 23c Trial package FREE hy mail. Address, Allen 8. Oluisled, Le Boy. N. Y. Our friendships in life are among our greatest blessings. When they are what they ought to be and what they may be, they gradually enrich life. Crusades against noises have been begun in Boston, Providence, Hartford, Buffalo, and even in Philadelphia. have been located, but being deep- mine proposition, the owners have been unable to develop it into a producer. Last year a tunnel was run to tap the lead below the monster iron capping of the summit. This iron knoll is an elevation of fully 5,000 feet aud covers an era almost as large as Wallace. Altogether over 6,000 feet of tunnel has been run on the various claims, and the mineralization has been good in all of it. None of this tunnel worked was sufficiently extensive, however, to ex plore the ore bodies. On the Iron-Silver claim the lead was tupped with a tunnel of 404 feet. The face of the tunnel was quite freely mineralised for a greater part of the distance. From the point where the tunnel cnt the lead a drift of 110 feet was run, all show ing considerable ore. The ledge ia aliout 30 feet wide, and the walls are in place and solid. A tunnel from the Canvon creek side in the vicinity of the Frisco would cut the lead on the Flynn group at a depth of nearly 3,000 feet, and it has long been contended by practical mining men that this is the most advantageous point from which to open up the prop erty. LOOKING FOR IDAHO COAL LOOKING TO RED MOUNTAIN A Sura Thine for Ton. Everybody's const! pated now and then. ni) the only sure, pare, harmless core is t'ascaret, Cendv Cathartic. Buy and trjrl AU druggists, Horses that are not at work daily get bnt very little green food. They would highly relish anything of a suo culent nature especially oaring the warm season. The dry food of winter and summer is not as conductive ta digestion as when varied with green Jood of some kind. Shade trees are) neglected from the time they are put into the ground until they are large. Insects and diseases attack them, but as they bear no crops and are supposed to prodnoe no profit they are left to the ravages of their enemies. The shade tree will be missed when it is gone however and its place cannot easily be filled. Spray the shade tree and save them as they add hundred! of dollars value to the farm. One point in growing turnips is to plant the seed on ground that haa been well cleared of weeds. If the young plants can escape the weeds until the leaves are well oat, half the danger of loss is then over. So plant is hardier than the turnip and the plants only re quire a good start to ensure a crop. The daughter of a tobacco merchant, from simply sleeping in a chamber where a large quantity of tobacco had been rasped, died soon after, in con vulsions. Weald aa a Big Thine for the Kallreaes anil for Lewlstea. The discovery of immense coal de posits near Lewiston Idaho, will -it is believed, have great influence in the fu ture railroad construction in that sec tion. The deposits are located about 13 miles from the mouth of the Grand Ronde river, and if the re ults of de velopment meet the elaborate indica tions, they promise to exert a material influence on the railroad situation in the Snake river country, says the Lew- iston Tribune. The O. R. & N. Co., it ia said, is anxiously investigating coal prosprecta in the basins of the Co lumbia and Snake rivers with the hope of providing and adequate supply of coal for its system and it sncb is the case the discovery of a good quality in sufficient qnanrhv on the Grand Ronde would be a most welcome devel opment to that road. OREGON COAL FIELDS. Sufferers from this harribla malady nearly always inherit it not necessarily from the parents, but may be from sotue remote ancestor, for Cancer often rQna through sereral gcneratLoaa. This deadly poiaoa may lay dormant la the blood for can, or until yon reach middle life, then the first little sore car nicer makes it ap pearance or a swollen gland in the breast, or some other part of the body, gives the first warning. To cure Cancer thoroughly and perma aently all the poisonous virus must be eliminated from the blood every veatagt if it driven out This 3. 8. 8. does, and the only medicine tbat can reach deep seated, obstinate blood troubles like this. When all the poiaoa haa been forced out oc ut system me cancer neeus, ana tne disease never retwrna. Cancer begins often In a small way, aa the following letter from lira. Shirer shows : A (mall simple ca oa rnv law about aa iaea below ta car en tn left Side at niy face. It gae ana m pain or uieoarena eiace, and t fhauid beea forgotten about it had it ot began to loftaas and ka; ft wonld bload a little, then acabovar. hot Vrwild not heaL This continued for soma linte. rhea my Jaw begaa to wan, Deeoming vary painiui. i aa laocar r,sa to cat nod Tha Geological Barvcy Pabllahas Lata lie port oa Thana. Washington, August 27. The coal fields of Oregon are thus summarized by the latest report of the geological survey: ' The coal fields of Oregon, so far as yet known, all lie west of the Cascade range and north of Rogue river. Most of them are among the mountains gen erally known in Oregcs as the Coast range, but others occur at the western foot of the Cascade range. Four fields ill be noticed the upper Kebalem coal field, in Columbia county; the lower Nehalem coal fields, in Clatsop county; tne xaqoina coal fields, - in Lincoln county and the Coos Bay coal fields, in Coo county. Traces of coal have been fond in many other parts of the state. The greatest hindrance to the development of the Oregon coal fields is the lack of transportation. Work Proarosalna aa tha Klmberler. The tunnel on the Kimberley, in the Kamloops. B. C, district, is in 827 feet. Last week a vein was struck on tha ton of the tunnel, at pitch of 45 degrees. Hunches ol very good ore have been encountered, of chaioopyrites and black oxides. The present vein matter is very much decomposed, but so far con siderably exceeds in value anything hitherto taken from the tunnel. This finishes the contract for the 100 feet ot driving. Work is still in progress, and will be prosecuted steadily. Gold-SUdded Koch Obtained In Gald Maala Lad go. Seattle, August 87 Good tidings ol the rapid advance of niiniug operations in the Mount Baker gold fields were taken to Whatcom by 11. G. Anderson, who arrived from Red Mountain, via Chilliwack and Vancouver, B. C. Mr. Anderson was one ot the discoverers of the Anderson-Scbrimsher gold ledge on Ked mountain. In the Blade he gav otte prospects ot the leading ledges in tbat district are most encouraging, aud owners are poshing development work rapidly. Work on the Post-Lambert ledgea has been suspended for a few days, awaiting the arrival ot engine! and fans with which to drive away the smoke which arises from constant blast ing in the tunnel. All miners who have visited the property say tbat it is very rich. Tha Gold Basin ledge on Red nioun tain, in which Charles D. Lane, of San r rancisco, and J. O. Carlisle are inter ested, is said to be a veritable bonanza to the owners. Mr. Anderson met Mr. Carlisle at Chilliwack and tbat gentle man told him tbat assays made from ore taken from the Gold Basin ledge run as high aa 30,000 per ton. The gold can be seen with the naked eve and stands out in beads on the quarts, It is similar to the quarts found in the Lone Jack ledge, owned by English & Son. It appears that the location of the international boundary line is in ques tion, and fears are entertained that Red mountuin and other mountains in that vicinity may possibly be in Brit isb Columbia. According to field notea of Provincial Surveyor Dean, the line is supposed to cross at Box canyon at the confluence of East and West Silicia creeks. ' Owneis of claims at Red mountain have taken out mining licenses in British Columbia and are also making filings at New Weatmin eter in order to hold their claims in case they find that their claims lie in British Columbia. The lied Mountain Gold Mining Company has a large force of men at work driving a tunnel in to tap its ledges. Cabins are being built for winter quarters. ENOUGH ORE FOR TEN YEARS Tha tenia Crista Company Employ Mora Man. Will Baad ta Blaa Kivar Mlaaa. Crews of men and teams have cone from Brownsville, Oregon, to build the wagon road from tbat place to the Bine river .mines. Relays of men will be at work nntil the road ia completed to tne mountains. Monte Cristo, Wash., August 27. The Monte Critso Mining Company has about 60 men on the pay roll. The concentrator is using only one side of the mill, handling 70 tons every 24 hours. . Some re pa ha are being made and when done the mill will run it foil capacity of 300 tons per day. The dynamo will start up in a few days, then the Burleigh drills will beat work. As soon as a raise is finished, so there will be more air and room, the forca will be increased to 300 or 250 men. It is claimed tbat the Monte Crinsto Mining Company has enough ore in sight to keep the mines working for 10 years. A surveying party ia at work on a line to bring more water to the mill. l J. u Jif. vary : annul was aa larga aa a c alldollar.waearhaari f U . S. and datanata. v an ia givn u a fair trial, , and U waa lemarktMe wkat a woariertol eftaet k had from the vary baxtaaiar : the sora bona . haal and after taking a few bottlea disappeared entirely. Thto waa two yaara aga j thetc ara still bo dsns of tie Caaeer, and my nml aaatl - IS us ere laat of all C " blood Durifiers. and tha . only on guaranteed I purely vegetable. 8end tor our free book on Cancer, contalninsr valuable and interest ing information about this disease, and ruie our pujatcians aooui your case. rVC Capper ta Colon Coaaty. The copper fields in the eastern part of Union county, Oregon, are likely to become valuable property. Property being worked by the North American Mining Company shows ore bearing gray copper in good quantities. Re ports say tbat a great body of copper ore exists in this section. Thirty Thoaaand Month. The Greenback mine, in Josephine county, Oregon, pays its owners 30, 000 a mouth in dividends. Dividend-Paring Miaaa. The following is a partial list of the divUend-paying mines of British" Co lumbia: Camp McKinley paid up to June, 1899, $312,064; the Fern, np to June, 1893, $10,000; the Hall Mines, Limited, np to May, 1899, $120,000: the Idaho, np to January, 1899, $292, 000; the Last Chance, np to April. 1899, $15,000; the Le Roi. np to No vember, 1899, $1,805,000; the Queen hBess, up to July, 1899, $25,000; the Rambler-Cariboo, up to December, 1890, $60,000; the Reco, np to Janu ary, 1898, $297,500, the War Eagle Consolidated, up to February, 1900, $545,250; the Ymir, np to November, 1899, f 3U.U0U. Bashing ta Dawaaa, Navigation on the Yukon rivet closes early in October and there is a rush cf lreight to the Dawson country. Quart Stria Roar Detroit. " Four quarts claims have been located near Detroit, Oregon, during the week, and the hills are being hunted for loca tions. Oldest Miaar. Douglas county, Oregon, claims tha oldest miner, William Kerr, who is 99 and works every day. make no charye for medical advice. US. SWIFT erfCir-IC CO, ATLANTA, SA Good Idahe Mlaa Being Developed. The Klondike mine, in the Pierce City dijXrict, Idaho is being developed by urnnels, and about 20,000 tons of ore have been blocked ont. It will as say about $8 per Ion. Fifteen men are working on the new site for the mill which will be put up at once. This mine is owned by the Oro Fino Mining Company. Klondike Gold. The yield of gold in tha Klondike country this year is estimated at $16,- 000,000. ALL ARE EAGER TO BUY. Country ta Aotlvaty Preparing far the rati Trade. R. G. Dun A Co.'s weekly review of traae says: After a great wave ot ad vancing prices, optimism as to business is generally dangerous. Bnt the top waa reached the middle ol March, since wnicn time reaction has tome to every great industry, so tbat consunirrs are asking whether in some directions the decline may have not been reasonably large as was the advance, and whether buying on the present basis ot prices is not tutrly sure. There are fresh evi dences of weakness in taw materials. notably tha break in structural iron. but each one is availed ot to place heavy contracts. New York is wel coming buyers from all over the coun try in larger numbers than tor many years at this season, in dry goods, gro ceries, in jewelry and in hardware, and if coutracts are not placed to at large a volume as expected, it is be cause of the conservatism ot those who think they may compel some further shading of prices. Reports this week from other important points ot distri bution show the same eagerness to buy when the time seems right. It is be coming moie iipparent that the bottom has been reached in prices of iiou and steel. The decliue was severe and re covery must be slow, but gradual ad vance and moderately increasing activ ity are more healthy than violent changes. In no single division is the improvement moro striking than in any other. Except steel rails, all forms of iron from the ore to the finished pro duct are being sought more eagerly and with less effort to secure further con cessions in prices, but when the secre tary of agriculture was reported as pre dicting Mollar wheat" before the end of the year, the market showed an in clination to disagree, and the Septem ber option fell below 80 cents for the first time in two months. PACIFIC COAST TRADE. Seattle Market. Onions, new, l)o. Lettuce, hot house, $1 per crate. Potatoes, new, $15. Beets, per sack, 85c $L Turnips, per sack, 75o. Sqnasb 4o. Carrots, per sack, $1.00 Parsnips, per sack, $1.35. Cauliflower, native, 75o. Cncnmbers 10(20o. Cabbage, native and California, 2c per pounds. Tomatoes 60 (3 60". Butter Creamery, 25c: Eastern 22c: dairy, 16 18c; ranch, 14o pound. fcggs 840. Cheese 12o. Poultry 12o; dressed, Uo; spring, 13915c. Hay Pnget Sound timothy, $11.00 12.00; choice Eastern Washington timothy, $16.00. Corn Whole, $23.00; cracked, $25; feed meal, $25. Barley Rolled or ground, per ton. $20. Flour Patent, per barrel, $3.50; blended straights, $3.25; California. $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; gra ham, per barrel, $3.00; whole wheat flour, $3.25; rye flour, $3.80(31.00. MiUstuffs Bran, per ton, $12.00: shorts, per ton, $14.00. Feed Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton; middlings, per ton, $20; oil cake meal, per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meats Choice dressed beei teers, price 7ftc;cowa, 7 c; mutton 1 pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 90 lie. Hams Large, 18c; small, 18; breakfast bacon, 12c; dry salt sides, 8Hc remand Market. Wheat Walla Walla. 64 o, Valley, 65c; Blueetem, 57c per bushel Flour Beet grades, $3.10; graham. $2.60; superfine, $2.10 per barrel. Oats Choice white, 87o; choice gray, 85o per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $15.00 ( 15.60; brewing, $17.00 per ton. Millstuffs Bran, $13.00 ton; mid dlings, $20; shorts, $16; chop, $16 pei ton. Hay Timothy, $11 12; clover,! 79 7.60; Oregon wild hay, $697 per ton. Butter Fancy creamery, 4560o; store, 27o. Eggs 17o perdozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 18c; Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $8,009 60 per dozen; hens, $5.00; springs, $2.604.00; geese, $4.0095.00 for old; $4.606.60; ducks, $3.0094.00 per dozen; turkeys, live, 169170 per pound. Potatoes 40 9 50o per sack; sweets, 2io per ponna. Vegetables Beets, $1; turnips, 75c; per sack; garlic, 7o per pound; cab bage, 2o per pound; parsnips, $1; onions, o per pound; carrots, 90o. Hops 298o per pound. Wool Valley, 159 16o per pound; Eastern Oregon, 169 16ct mohair, 26 per pound. Mutton Gross, best sheep, wethers and ewes, 8$tc; dressed mutton, 79 1o per pound; lambs, 5jo. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; light and feeders, $4.50; dressed, $5.00 9 6.50 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $4.009. 50; cows, $3.609. 00; dressed beef, 6i9 1sio per pound. Veal Large, 6H97io: small. 89 8o per pound. free le Fountains. The Woman's Auxiliary ot the Church Temperance socioty, in New York, supports 12 free ice water foun tains in the tenement house districts. They are ia operation from May 1 to October 1, and many letters have been received telling ot the constant stream of children with pitchers, draymen and others who have enjoyed them. The great increase this season in the price of 1c makes It prohibitory for the poor, and therefore the fountains will prove even more of a blessing than heretofore. It costs $200 to erect one of these fountains, and the society de sires to extend the svstem. , Frutu War ta Teaee. Two cannon from the Civil War are to be melted and cast Into a status represent ing peace. What a contrast as great In a way at Ilia change Hosteller's Stomach Bitters will brlngsbovit In tlis health ol any who use It. It cures constipation, dvspepala or weak kidneys. Try it. The curious fact is noted bv M. Mau ra in, in the Journal da Physique, that careful measurements of tho iu tensity af gravitation in different parts of the globe show this to be greater on islands than on continents. The prince of Wales, simple and un ostentatious as he always desires his private visit to be, cannot be fittingly entertained for even two or three dav without an expenditure of 3,000 1,000. Mothers will lliwl Mr Wl...t..-'. c...u !lig SvrtiB the heat rama.lv ,i. f.. ik.i. juuureii uunng tne teething period. Lite is not one grand sweet sona ' at tape .Nome. A Wichita man writing home from there say! "Here lies the ruiiuig ana. , lowering above tne tea are the ice mouutaius, and towering uove mein is uie price oi grub," l'.gs have kept up well in prloea this year and considering the (act that fowls are almost self supporting in sum mer, eggs are almost clear profit coin pared with their oost. It is probable tnat wnen poultry receives as roach attention as other stock more fowls will be regarded at invaluable ad junots to farming especially as eggs sell for cash aud are produced every mouth oi tne year. , ..... . .liBu.v Americans in aru are very niueo exercised over the sale of in toxicatiug liquors in the American cafe, which forms a part of their national pavilion. ' A Wis rrlnler. Aa exchange tellt of a printer, who, when his fellow workmen went ont to drink beer during the working hours, put In the bank the exaot amount he would have spent it he had gone to drink. He thus kept hit resolution for five years. He then examined hit tianlf BiviaiiIII an4 innrtA Vim tia.l nil Aa. posit $521.86. In the five years be ppl had not lost a day from ill health. Gxsrd Year UsnUh Lok Out for tha Weak Point. That reeling of debility, depression and want of energy; that sleeplessness! that poor appstlts; tbat pain aftsr eating, , should be promptly attended to. Hood's , Barsaparllla will give relief and will pre- iui other rlutis d t tlinl would follow a fieraUtent tiffrct of th UH.rttiHIia Ik sal tile. UrnO'nin.t'rl nf llatht llli Anree out oi nve oi nit leiiow workmen H, w,u M trig surest remedy for disease. Is Atnsrlva's Greatest Medicine. ' The people of New York buy dally the milk produced by 140,000 cows. It is brought from farms in New York state, New Jersey, Connecticut, Mas sachusetts and Pennsylvania. I do not believe Pisa's Cur for Con sumption has an squal for coughs and colds. John K. Hoy us. Trinity &iringa, Ind., Feb. 18, WOO. The Paris exposition of 1878 ia com memorated by the Trocadtiro and that of 188U by the Efful tower, both ol which form part of the present exhibi tion. , UNSIGHTLY HAIR Removed from the face or skin with Bell's Revelation . Bjr mall, securely sea'eU, fl.oo. WOODAItD, CLAUK CO., Ag.uta, Portland, Oragua. FINE OLD ...WHISKY... Qln, Brandy, Rum II tun quart. 19.00. Psr gallon, fc'50. XXX rum a.v BUEKUr, fl.OU. A IX GOOD GOOD Orfers for g-'l 00 and upward drlirerrd free to rarest nnr.eu or Diramer Landing, hlens iaaw auu .rga, LOUIS CAHEN & SON Established 80 Years. AM FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, jam, NOTHING BETTER MADE You can't make a mistake It joo get a ..Mitchell.. Mitchell, Iteoiis & Staver Co. PORTLAND, ORECON. Dn.ounn'spiLLs ONI FOR A DOSf. Core tick rTaadasheanS tire- paiMla. hvaio-ar'lnsiu.i'urirr theHluod, Aid tiler- uvu.rnT.ffBlltl loUMiaia. Ihi.MUffu...... ii Aa fa ii 'J A AA. 1 P ree i i ii 1 1 lies . ffle. t R. BOAWKOCO..rtiiMntia,rauidiirl)niaUta. Hero's a Proposition isn I II reasonable to suppose that a Arm of ou 7i-er experience coma leu yon Hit best way to act ximi.1 value for rnur monarf If tmi making imiirorviiirnu In yonr lioiise, or build tns a new hmise, u mattrr how small or lama me ..in wmn to ftpoiia in riwirirai or ass fixtures. II railaitM m...tAl n...ii.. Will UVI nintiitr a nri ha aa!t ...Ita.l (..'.''...... suit Til t; ,f o ti N HAKKKa'r 4.U., 1 First K treat, rorllaail, Oregon. if; .u t. hip, "1 i v f ".- Lufua, W. It fit all tut tAn.. I ut tm. frjirl hr drufrvint. SalSr Ts g4J z. Coal and Fetroleaaa. Several Astoria men have formed Ootd Output This Tear. Director of the Mint George E. Rob erts, estimates the world's gold ontpnt this year at 1300,000,000. aa Franeisee Market. Wool Spring Nevada, 11(3180 per pound; Eastern Oregon, 10(9 Uc; Val ley, 18 18c; Northern, 910o. . Hops 1899 crop, 11(3180 per ponnd. Hatter Fancy creamery 32 22 Hoi do seconds, 21 21c; fancy dairy. 19o; do seconds, 1618o per pgmnd. Eggs Store, 17of fancy ranch, 22o. MiUstuffs Middlings, f 17.00 80.00; bran, $13.60(3 18.50. Hay Wheat $812; wheat and oat 8.00 11.00; best barley $8.60 alfalfa, $6.00 7.60 per ton; straw, 25287tO per bale. Potatoes Early Rose, 80 76c; Ore gon Bnrbanks,. 0Oc$l; river Bar banks, 80 80c; now. ltf 2c. Citrus Frn it Oranges, Valencia, $3.768.25; Mexican limes, $4.00 6.00; California lemons 75c$1.60; JOHN POOLE. Pnrr...n n f you the best bargains in general machinery, enirinea hll.a ....l. Hal., z :.a r r. j ' i i . w iiiiiiiuiis. j as new '". X L windmill, sold by him, is unequalled. V DROPSY 10 DAIS' TREATMENT FREE. Cava asada DrenrVand Itaeom- iiioeuops a specially jor twei sets with tat aoit veader acoeas. Hay oerad aaai tho far tventv Bolt wondsrful arsd aanv thana- aid eases. i t., r-Jjrz a. a. a. sasaa s soaa, fcflfM J Bos I, Atlanta, 3a. Biitei'sjll Killer Used a fa- minutes even trigs, will rid your house of Flies and Mosquitoes. No mark or stain Mt on the ceilings or walla. Works like magic. Prlne 26 cents. Write for book let. Dayton Hardware Co., Portland, Oregon. ",V.V haS PENSION BICH0. Wjihlno'.SB. I) .. tl.t will to. wive quick replies. H. lh N. II. Vols Htaff 'Dili Corps. proM'cmlng claims since 117. P Permanent Gold Telns. I do Choice $1.762.00 per box. Mining exnerts said in the Portland Tronlce! Fruit TUnanos 11 KCiHi syndicate to develop coal lands near , Telegram, August 22, that they be-' S.60 per bunch; pineapples, nom I tbat place. Petroleum ia also expect- : lieved the gold veins in Eastern Orenon Inals Persian dates. taUa l td to develop oa this property. I are permanent and of good depth. I jemnd. LIFE ro"irt sm worth living (n a sick Woman. Hhe leels tired and weak day aflr day. What she nerds It something to give her the vitality she once had. floore's Revealed Remedy Is recognised to he hi r rentorer to heallb. It cures. l. (si at your druggist. CARB0LATE OF IODINE POCKET INHALER. A gusraiitccd Cute fur Catarrh and Consumption. All UniKglsts, tl.ou. W. H. SMITH CO., iuff.li), M , Prop's. CUTLER'S M. P. M. D. Mo. as 100. VVUKM ft nentiea th rising to advertisers Dieaae i - . a paper. Will Vaccinate Lobsters. An enterprising London piscicultur ist has invented a lymph with which he proposes to vaccinate young lobsters to protect them against crustaceans. The vaccinated lobster will have a pe culiar scar at the base of his tall to distinguish biui from his uuvaicinated brethren. Iloon't Plus sure all liver Ills. SD oenta. Shipyards la Oer naar. There are 80 shipyards in Germany, employing altogether uvarly 00,000 men, and together they constructed last year 628 vessels of all kinds for the jiavy, the merchant marine and for river trafflo of tha larger description Of those yards five ara used for the construction ot naval vessels, having an aggregate capacity tor the simultan eous construction of over 40 ot tha largest ships, 28 torpedo deatroyers and 80 torpedo boats. DEAfHKSa CANNOT CTTRID iousnGs: "I have need yoarvalaehle CAarAa RETS and ttnd them perfect. Couldn't do without them. 1 have used them lor some time for indigestion and blilouansaa and ara aoweom- Rtetely cured, tieoouiinend tbent, to every one. noe tried, you will never be without them la Uta family." Kuw, A. Maax, Albany. K Y, CANOV 11 SVanM SiSUha Smub, a..-,. Cta. Ouoa. 2Tar S4u.o. WeaAea.ur Qnse. Wv, lua.Ka. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Slarilaf InMl tawMUari, SaaUMl. IMa tars. MS KflaTO.RlC "M rM' snarantrad by all dree IsU'lU-PAU ti,u w t1! starneerwo Haolt By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion ol th ar. There is only one way toruredcaluess, and that la by soutiitti- tlonai rsnwties. nearness iscauswu ay an in. tamed condition ol the mucous lining ol the Kii.licblau Tub. When this tube gala In. Bamod you have a russbllug soand or Impor tant hearing, end when It IS entirely oloeed dralneas Is ilia result, and iinlaea thelndainma. tion can he taken out and this tube restored to lis normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever) tilnaeaeea out nt I't era caused by catarrh, which Is nothing hut an inriamea Condition of ihsmuamia surfaces. W will give One Hundred Hollars for any ease nl peal nea (canard by catarrh) that oaa not he cured by Halt's Catarrh Cure. Send lag circulars, Irse cHKNtT CO, Talede,. SnldhyIruiglta,?M Hall's Faatlir flits are th bast. The most important discovery mad by the llarrlman solontldo party In Alaska, Is that glaciers ara receding. A hitherto unknown fiord with a beau tiful stream running Into It was named after Mr. Harritnan. Many animals, supposed to be rare, were found to bt plentiful In Alaska. "Then he isn't a real count?" "Bless yon, no) They call him 'count' because ha was onoa a raferea at a prise tight." At tha battle of Hastings, A, O 1068, tha weapons being swords aud battle ages, 600 fell mortally wouuded out ot every 1,000 soldiers. y f7 JtiJrj aS PARK AND WASHINGTON STREETS A. P. Armttrong, LL. B., Prin. J, A. Wesco, Penman and Secy. OPEfl ALL THE YEAR Illustrated Catalogue, College Currency, Business Forms, Speci mens of Penmanship, Etc., Mailed Free to any Address. 20 to 40 Per Cent That's Good Interest Isn't It We can name a Stock which Dave about 20 Bar cant car annnm nna ..J afn pay about 40 per cent before tha end of thla vaar if k,,.i,t ti.i. .i..k i. steadily advancing and will go much higher. Another Stock we can tell selling aa a prospect. about that will be a Dividend payer and It now We will be g'ad to advise VOU about these aturba and ane nl tha l Mining Kscbange. Write ns. WAGY, HENGEN & WAQY 318 and 319 Chamber of Commerce, PORTLAND, OREGON. REFERENCES: Exchanae National Hank. rv,W.,ln chants' National Bank. Portland. 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