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Newspaper Page Text, i JgJ1 j 'J era overcoma Ay Iy&7a r Plakhmm'a Vegstablo vompowsd.. Fffty thousand happy wron tsatrry to this In Gu:,?vl tartars to Mrs. P&ikhamm Menstruation savers strain on nian's vitality. If painful something wrong whloh Is a wo Is Is Lydls E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cempwnd will promptly sat right f If oxoosslvo or Irregular writs to Mrs. Plnkham, Lynn, Mass., for advice. Evidence abounds that Mrs. Plnkham's advlos and modiolus havo for many years boon helping i vw vnomw aw acr oirvilfj. fWW other advloe Is so uw varylngly aoourate, no other medicine has suoh a record of euro. OfiMISH Items of Interest' from All Parts of the State. . COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL HAPPENINGS A Brief Review of the Growth and Improve- menis of the Mny Industries Through' out Our Thriving Commonwealth. " v Elmira has a football team. John Day has three smallpox cages. A telephone line from Huntington to Burns is projected. The sheriff of Grant countv collected 19.413.40 in November. An organ has been nnrohnimil fn the Gold llill school house. V' The Corrallis creamery is paying 25 cents per pound for bntter fat. J.J. Fitggerald, of Sbelbnme. bus contract or 20,000 fence rails. The McDonald 3b Fisher sawmill at Satnmerville is in running order. Repairs to the Blanohanl bridge east of Aurora were finished last week. The Clerks onion, of Pendleton, has organized with nearly 100 members. The Enterprise council has passed acis against bawdy houses aud va grancy. A breakwater is being built at En- gene at the east side of the bridge over TRADE IN WINTER GOODS. the Willamette Malhenr county Tariff Schedule for Manila. Merchants and producers of this coast are watching the new tariff sched ule being prepared by the Philippine commission. The subject is vitally important to all coast states. Still Out of Prison. A year ago Frank E. McDaniel was sentenced to 15 years in the Oregon penitentiary,, but he's not there yet be cause legal measure have prevented. The German mails have been closed to sausages; so yon will be no longer able to write to'yc or friend in Berlin. "Inclosed find fonr sausages." - Stop tho Gough mitd Work Off tho Gold. Laxative Brouo-Quinine Tablets core a coid in one day. Ko core, No Pay rrice zo centa. Fighting for a Principle. A ban rracmsco business man has raed tbe Wells Fargo Express Com pany lor nve cents that be had to. pay lor tne revenue stamp on a shipping receipt. Fire Boat at PorUand. ' ThePoftland Fire department is try lng to have a fire boat boilt to fiehi fires along the docks of the Willamette river. Eggs From the East hince September eight cars of East ern eggs have come to Portland be cause Home sopply is not sufficient. Tble elrnatore Is on every box' of tbe genuine Laxative Bromo-yuinine Tabieta the remedy that caurea a wM la mm stay IrrationaL ine girl with the great, serapbio, Bray eyes complained bitterly of the timidity of her steady company. uive Him tbe mitten 1" advised ber entourage, unhesitatingly. "Wnat. for cold feet?" exclaimed sue. Poisca ooii Poison ivy are among the best known of the many dangerous wild plants and shrubs. To touch or handle them quicklyproducea swelling and inflammation with in tense itching and burning oftheskih. The eruption . oonjisappeara, the auf fere? .'hopes forever ; but almost as soon as the little blisters and pules Appeared the poison had reached t :"7"mt "? wui DreaK out at regula ... ""v"-" "me in a more aegra- MfMlfnn. TLI ! .... .. i"iiison wui loiter in the system for rears, and must be forced out of the blood before vov - i - - l"F.i, permanent cure. ivatire's AiHiete FOR 'Nitire's HIsim. U the only cure, for Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, and all noxious plants. It is com- yuBi exclusively ot rooU and herbs. Now is the time to get the poison out of your system, a rlplnw n,.,i-. -. , --J ......,. uut conaiuon worse. Don t experiment longer with " nu soaps iney never cure. other ilttiga, and applied externally numeroua alraoat blind. For eight year, the poison would break out every eeawn. fii.TOndiii!wasmiicb . one Dome if s.8. 8 . and ewi'f,le Wood of the poiaon, and - uiMtirpcarcu. twyic mi c u I 1 1" n knowing when or how. has accented the new bridge across Succor creek below Barney Malloy's place. Lincoln county has allowed M. D. W elton fo00 on his claim for damage sustained from the collapse of Little JUic bridge. TU 1 .1 iuo uuuj oi young nays, wno was drowned November 3, eight atiiles above uailas. at the Hood dam, has been re covered one mile below that city. UipUin K. P. Wainwright. of the united States Army, purchased 85 Dorses for the government at Hunting . con. me price paid averaged about ou a ueaa. - Tillamook county commissioners nave leased the county sawmill to County Jndge G. W. Sappington nntil April 1, who will furnish road plank ing at f 4 per 1,000 feet. Frank Hatch was arrested at Eugene on a charge of forgery. His offense is tnat of endorsing the name of a man named Davis to a check given by the acme iommercial Company, amount ing to $9.57. . . While returning from the Umatilla house to bis loom in the Chanman building, The Dalles, Fred Stewart, a young traveling man representing the Merchants' Sopply Company, of Port land, was Held up by two thugs and robbed of $45. The Home take mine, located on the North Fork of John day river, seven miles from Lawton, has been bonded to Eastern ' capitalists by the owners, Messrs. Tom Johnson and Joseph Hold- son, for the sum of $35,000 on a year's time. Further conditions of the bond are that the persons holding it are to take immediate possession and prose cote the work of development with a large force of men divided into three ! eight-bour shifts, says the Lawton Standard. Weather Conditions Form a Slight Drawback Holiday Trade Is Excellent. Bradstreet's says: There is a quieter tone and reduced volume of business doing at wholesale in many lines, but this is not unusual at this season, and is partly balauced by a larger interest in retail and bolidav distribution. Weather conditions are still a draw back to the trade in winter-weight goods, but it is notable that a better report comes from the Noithwest than for some weeks past. Southern trade advices remain good, but retail busi ness at Eastern markets is still renort ed backward. In the larger lines of trails new features are not numerous. Textiles are quiet aud rather dull with aeuts, pending the opening of the spring season. Wool aud woolens are still quiet. Cotton is irregular and tbe market Is at a balance pending the publication of the next government crop report, which, however, is expect ed to approximate 9,750,000 bales. The high cost of raw cotton has not yet been equallett by Hie advance in manu factured goods. A hopelul feature this week was tbe taking of . a large lot of brown cottons for exDort for China. The higher trend ot values in Novem ber has been duplicuted in the first week of December, and cereals, long backward in thia respect, have led the advance which, however, has not been teadily nia'ntained. , A better report conies from the flour milling industry, but the demnd is hardly what was expected. Sugar is higher for raws, bot the re fining branch presents tbe old aoDear- ance of iiregiilarity, and another price war is loresnaiionea. Failures for tbe week number 214, against 184 last week. Canadian failures number 27, against 28 last week. UV1 ON TEN CENTS A DAY, as PACIFIC COAST TRADE. Seattle Market Onions, new,'3o. Lettuce, hot house, $1 per crate. Potatoes, new. $18. Beets, per sack, 85c $1. Turnips, per sack, $1.00. Squash 140. Carrota, per sack, 60o Parsnips, per sack, $1.35. Cocumbers 4050o. Cabbage, native and California. lSeC per pounds. Butter Creamery, 80c; dairy. 18(3 S2c; ranch, 18o pound. fcggs 34c. Cheese 14o. Ben! onto at the Ruak a Coloay Oco-alu Are Economical. v nue other people have been theor Mug, the Rusklnltes of Georgia have demonstrated by actual experience the lowest possible daily cost for food for their nttre commuulty. They have soivea the riddle of how to live at th lowest cost. When forced to leave their Tenuesaee home tbe colonists were uaru pushed, but they possessed stout hearts aud willing bauds, and to-day are ou a Talr road to prosperity. They live aud live well at an actual coat per capita or tens than 10 cents a day. tverytiting they consume bt bought at wholesale, In large quantities, and is cooked lit the community kitchen. in uie community dining-room tables are set for 800 people. Those who do not wish to eat with the crowd are gtveu the privilege of purchasing com. pany stores and cooking.lt at home. When vegetables are scarce tliosa ik. pie are allowed 7 cents per capita a day; mai is, t ceuts for each nerson. hi. little, old, young, sick or well. When vegetables are plentiful the cash allow ance Is only 5 cents. As the conimu nity raises its own vegetables, the art- proximate cost Is only about 2 cents per capita a day, making tho actual cosi or living al Itusklu from 7 to 0 centa a day for each man. woman and cniui. ! - The community dining-room le - a large room, 25 feet wide aud 150 .feet long, where we see nearly 300 men, women ana children seated at long table. Breakfast Is our first meaL We make a wholesome meal on light bread furnished by the colony baker, butter, Georgia sirup, oatmeal, Irish potatoes, milk, cereal coffee and sugar. Dinner generally varies, aecoid'nir ti the season. The bill of fare usually con- bibhj or rice or peas, enns or maca roni, some two or mote of these; Geor gia sirup, beets, tomatoes, egg Dlants. potatoes, soup, bread and cereal coffee cereal coffee Is manufactured by the coionisia ana la one of their main In- aumriee. toe supper, cheese In some form, lemonaue, cake, rice or beans, smrar. grits, mush, fried potatoes, cold tea and oreaa. i he meals are wholesome, sat isfying ami well prepared. Of pnnran there are no little delicacies. As will be noticed, the colonists only ffot muni twice a week-Atlanta Journal. Day in and out there is that feeling of Weakness that makes a burden of itself. Food does not strengthen. 8leJ does not refresh. ' It is hard to do. hard to b.ar what should be ev, vitality Is on the ebb, and tha whole system suiters. For this condition take ' ' ? It vitalises tha hl.uul .1.... ....i . S . . ,,rK"'!? ft""1"". "d is pes lively unequalled for all ruu-dowu or tle oilitated conditions. Must Dispose of Blj Debt. 1 " Multnomah countv. Grnirnn. tiaa aeoi oi 1300,000, represepted by nu paio warrants, and a bill will beut mrougn we state legislature thia win ter to fund this debt in some way. ; Want Better Freight Rates, Faolflo ooase jobbeis are again be fore the interstate cemmeroe com in la ion fighting for more favorable froight awl Houd-s Pitia cure constipation, to cents. Don't Try to Stand Alone, 4 "" uus in me nmvam annh a tmng as absolute personal Independ ence. Try it a year, a month, a ri.. and see. Paid Bl Damages. The Tacoma street railway hat paid 100,000 to those injured and to via. tives of those killed in the etroat nar aouident July 4. OARriKLU TBA , Is a wondvrlu) preparation ' compoaetl ol HKKS4 that act on the 1.1 ear, iwrmanently eurlng eonitlpatlou. . Calls for a "Wake-Up." . The Portland Telegram body tber to wakt un and ant a nwl Li- li-l , . - uiga wiae move on lor tne exposi tion of 1002. Men Are Not Alike. Two men may be exactly alike np to the tops of their heads. fJnoavnr una head and discover a genius. Tbe otuer reveals an idiot " Our Nation's Wealth. . The material wealth and strength of our nation is in iron, the most uietitl of all metals, Just as the wealth of a human be ing lies in a useful stoniaeli. If voti Have overworked yours, try lWetter's Ktom. ach jlltters. It will relieve the clogged bow , improve the appeiile mid cure wuv4fiuuii, uysiepsia biiu btliousiiese. Indian Tax-Payer, v A full-blooded Indian pays taxes in Wasco oounty. Oregon, his shara till. year being $21.78. !5i60eOeeriCjL(ijreio s s 5 o s 1 Tied up ::, .When the niliacle ftol diawn sad up aud the lth leader, that teastun le Soreness Stiffocss , from cold or over extrrlw. tt laata but a abort lime after St. Jacobs Oil laapptlad. The cure ia prompt and ture, f OeOeOe0eOeoeOeOeOeOeOeOeoSv The Famous Qcrmatl Wood i mm TO CTJRS1 COLO IW ONI DAT Take Laxative itromo Onlni na TaK. lets. All drt'ggista refund Dm n,.... u t.n. ... Z. ." ' ...ia tu cure. e,. w. Urove'a ala. mature is on each bos. S8c. Good Place to Be Careful. Seattle city oounoll la considering riuuoe maxing u a mtttlemeanor to attract crowds on the streets by words, gestures or otherwise. A blow t the Salvation Army, itinerant preacher, peddlers, eto. Better go low. Mr. City Dads. 'V'T GST Preserver mm A VEtiARIUS CARBOUUEUrj '. .r.,", ,-., . .. ......... . 1 JPormmnmittly Dolroym . ..CHICKEN LICE AND VERMIN. tXT-One AppHcAtion b U 'tht b required", 'it la.u' for ycAr.'.' If ' jout dtAlcf cannot supply you, write for circular! ni,Jnformtion to the tt, 17 I atriDu,in Knt Perfection Pile pKMrvinf Co Seattfe, Waah4 Fkher, Thorien & Co Portland, Orejon Whittier, Coburn St Co San Francbco, Cat ., .!', TOOT- poisoned without u, uur pnysicuns, and they will cheerfully give auch information and ad- ux m yon require, without cliarge, and we will send at the same time an interest . eug uuuk on uiooa ana Skin Diseases. IHE IWlfT tTECIFIC C0 ATUIiTA, 6 A. DOCS YOUR HOME TOUCff YOUR HEART? Then txb:)1 want beautiful things In your home. The first things rou think of we sell: Xaiilfli of all kinds. Andirons of every sort. Oas.,lelricapd Oil Lights In endlew variety; A hrlminas preeeiit that beautine Tour home Is the best prewnt. Call or write for photo- ICHCr t'OMPASr, l rir.tStra.t, lort land Oregon. JOHH POOLS. Po.ri.Airn n..- fan rive you the best bargaina In general tijacJunerr, enginea, boilers, tanks, pumps. i t y " " wl'idnillls. Tbe new equalled. petitions nave been circulated for three different free rural deliveries out of Albany, nearly covering the entire Held in all directions around the city. and there are hopes of the same being enaonsnea, out u is not known whether they will reach the depart ment in time for the agent now estab lishing routes in tbe state to act upon them before his departure. The route ont of Shedd has given such general satisfaction that there is a general de sire to have the system extended here. The Wallowa marshal ran in a man for peddling without a license, who de fied tbe city aotborities and would not even listen to the reading of the com- plaint by tbe recorder. He was incar cerated in the city prison for con tern tit oi oonri, wnere ne languished foi two or three days- or- nntil some people arouna town pot np 9 for a jury trial. inejnry tnooght upon the evidence offered that tbe man was entitled to a discharge, and so rendered its verdict. The man is foreigner, presumably an Italian. He threatened to sue the city for damages Poultry 12c; dressed. 14o: soring. 13 15c turkey, 18c. Hay Puget Sound timothy. $14.00: choice Eastern Washington timothy. $18.00. - Corn Whole, $23.00: cracked. S25: feed meaL $25. Barley Rolled or ground, ner ton. Floor Patent, per barrel. tS.SOi blended straights. $3.25: California. $3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00: gra ham, per barrel, $3.00: whole wheat flour, $3.25; rye floor, $3.80(34.00. MUlstuffs Bran, per ton. 114.00: shorts, per ton, $14.00. Feed Chopped feed. $10.00 per ton: middlings, per ton, 20; oil cake meal, per ton, $30.00. Fresh Meats Choice dressed beef steers, price 7c; cows, 7c; mutton 74; pork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 9( 11c. Hams Large. 13c; small. 18 V: breakfast bacon. 18c; dry salt sides 8c. . Portland Market Wheat Walla Walla. 6454j"o; Valley, nominal; Bluestem, 66j'o per bushel. Flour Best grades, $3.40; graham. $2.60. Oats Choice white, 45c; choice gray, 42c per bushel. Barley Feed barley, $15.60 brew ing, f 16.60 per ton. . Millntnffs Bran, $15.50 ton; mid dlings, $21; shorts, $17; chop, $16 per WJU, CONTESTING FOR HONORS. Chinese Uudergo Kxamlnatlona While In Their Closed Cella. -lue i Diversity of London a few years ago admitted to Its Initial exam lnatlons about 1.400 students and pass- eu one-nnir. There are four different examinations In the Chinese university. , The first Is for tbe degree of "bidding ucuius, corresponding to our B. A. j The examination Is held In every pre- fecture. The second Is for the degree ! or -i-rouiotea Scholar," or M. A., and Is held in each provincial capital. LI- . uung-ciiang has never advanced be yond this degree. The third Is for "Fit ror oitlee," a sort of D. C. L. or LL. D. I The fourth Is for admission to the Han- lin academy, or "Forest of Pencils," i which makes the successful scholar one of the great men of the empire. Each degree Is open only to the men who have won the lower degrees. The lowest Is open to anyone. "A man of talent,", as Dr. Martin says, "may raise himself from the humblest ranks to tbe dignity of viceroy or premier." xno. iaua can be more democratic than China. In each provincial capital Is an exam (nation hail. It consists of long rows ot ceus open at the end and Just large enough to hold a scholar with his bed ding, teapot and food. There are 12,000 ceil in the Canton ball. A great wall surround the grounds, ami at the end Is the ball where the officials sit.; The candidates are ail admitted at the same time, assigned to their cells and the gates are sealed. If a student dies, as orien nappens, his body is put through a small hole In (he wail. Each exam ination lasts twenty-four hours. Then roOTSOKB. OCT ASK. A powder. At this season yottr feat reel swollen, nervous and uncomfortable. If i i , fm or tight shoes, trv Allen's Foot-Kane. It mi.,,,! ....r... makes walking easr. Ouraa ..J sweating fret, blisters and callous spots. ......... ,,,, uiiiiioiii oi an (Main and s a certain cure for Chilblains. Hweattn. Dhiiip or Kmted Kt. Wa i..v. ... . (JO testimonials. IWl get looUore get -. . wu. ooiii ov ail Jrtiggists and shoe stores for 2Ac, Trial package Jsai Address, Allen 8. Olai- mi svur. rt. i . Grondcsf Ofor fo. OO Arlington SSSIE 5?M FOUL BALL BKARIMa Drs Need XT" Draa-ra. a THE FINEST. tMranajMBaajitl inst da 11 v, hut-.. ttuunlnc Mwhluela sua nuria. Oregon's Capital City. The official census gives tha nonnla. tion of Salem, Oregon, as 4,258. Kather small and disappointing, but it must stand. afothara arlll fl,.1 XI wi-.i l .. i ... ... . . h uw a Dootn teg Hynip tbe best remedy to uae for their ihildreu during the teething period. Rkh Willamette Valley. The Willamette valley. Oreoon. la one oi uie noneet on eartb. and ia da. veloping slowly. But a stroke of light. ning will strike it some day in the shape of new life and then she'll jump w tne ironi wun m bound that will surprise the state. Pour Motion Feed " "'"ima 'ivivu i aaaiaes uaso. nouMo tooi area i. nseoia aa. , flair Tlilaa tin Mlintil. alr.l..l Naadle, Aatuualta llobbla Wladr , rrs Ntltih Magalator, Aatoualta Taaaloa JUIeaaa. J QWC SHIP FOR INtPCCTION wfa AeTl4iuwnfet faith nn your part, Write roar nam, tmmt ..rtl.o Klcirau and railniail aiipvioc iim viaiuif, aaaiu map able bjIrXiliL . O. I)., alia erivllriia uf auialnaUiiu, this parfn'tlr eonatnKtoa. full liah Hearm. No. aw rliit.a Ma China coiuulrt.. II autnnl Iba Marhlaa la par faatly aailafavturv aud nwllr aa renrMaait aO.au pri.w In ar.rr aar ana worth Mmiii Uian Bf other uiMhlna jno baa arar aaan a.l nnM In H". "!.b, fV'.fl Uia.nl lli. iMlanradua, SU.ei and ehariiM and tha mariiin la iimr. If Ifaa , nt,i.r.uirr nam na raiurnMS al our 4 rvr Rao alii ba rauiraad to roa la full. THE BALL BEARIK8S , ah,a an rnriloa ana afford .'-'i.- - id aw aitara- I ' Tiw ban ara laraa 'alaa, ami fnna Si uxtl alaal and nalat. narwt tal M,hu, M. adjuatad hjr laa raaa aa aa aa ap ue aamat inaa 'r. V 1 ,' IM '- I a- 00 I Full Betll Essr!.i;. DROP HEAD. i UK. l ata Pi-r anejweTi.K sttoMura) fa; sttai Sua ;aa. All Attachment Free '".V'i""..-.' Oaa rjetar m a-ubatar, ana abln l .law. , laa.iaa aa ot rar h.iun,r dilt.tanl WMllI, uii la It aa ln.-a. nna ln-a.r, ta braldar, ana quiliar. -r 'UuJi.L ani rn.a, aa ihi.lun.r, aian fu..ib.aur and" Kl' jar .ii, kukwaa, win a.l, an, .u caa, akt aa) ln.rucllua biw. TMt POLItNtO OAK COLDINO CAsTtSIBrr wili pi-a ,,. ,rtl,, ai. m..)..l rh.. a.Ma m V ,',r,"'hi "aoM.dlloarll. baad ranaaa) ami .vnllakallna ,.r. ,rfaaa aMS. Kb, la. nMrllUM I. abiaad IITiaiaimm aa a.iH...... .jrTATT Sad for aat Im.1 ai.. ..liu ii .. . . . -wnwn www. e. weMTJr-.iSSL T i I fl Kaeeva JU IBTeas- 1 J II BOW'I TOIlt CASH BUYERS' UNION, JiirtBlSclS: ftnt AaUuauJ Hunt aCalraga. aula laiix. a 'a el Ta taliiaM. r-'lnta la aalaHInf a MralaaC 18 vri oner una nnaana ikh iMFaw.rf rm,M ease of Catarrh Uat ran not becoreJ by UaUa Catarrh :uro. r.J.cnKNKY4C0.,Iropa.,Tolelo,0. Wathanndaral.nMf h.w. b.n.Te I .tTTl t ... .... t; Ji" . t v.r.""r r.' honorable In all busln ss tranaartioua and In social H able to carry out any obllgaUoos made "I ...... HI Ul. WSWTaiTsfSX. Whoieaalo Drtilsta, "Pole So, " WauiNo. Vikham A Marvin, nnlAMla Ikru. I.. ,.i..i- i . UalrsCatarrh Cora lat k.n ...n. Irecar ou the blmai .ml V..n. ....i.. thesrat:m. frl . u. i . i u , drug: lata. Testlmonl .Is free. uaii ayamllvi-u)- r-tb-Leat. Bl Time January L The Afro-American league of Port. auu aro preparing to oring tne new year to the front with a gigantic entertainment. Hay-Timothy,l2a 12.60; ck,ver.$7 1 'n'Ttllr From private . letters received hy M. G. Hope, of Vale, it is learned that the Ocean Wave mine is making a splendid showing. I.' N. Clark, a mining expert, has tbe development worst oi the mine in cbarge. and in letter that was received from him he says that seveial fine nuggets have been taken out lately. In a former let ter he stated that tbe gold is not oon fined to the rich vein that ia being fol lowed, but tbat small particljs of it may be seen in tbe dirt over tbe entire face and walla of tbe tunnel. It is his opinion that it wonld pay to mill tbe whole bill on which he Is workinir This mine is an extension of the Golden fcagle, which is owned by Portland capitalists. ine Ldtkeview Rustler save that John Green, of tbe West side, who has Deen drilling for artesian water, has succeeded in getting tbe water to rim within five feet -of the too of the ground, at a depth of 101 feet. A eve m A. Beison, 01 (JOttage Grnvn. anM bis undivided one-half interest in tbe reeic-a-JBoo mining claim to G. Mendna- and u. G. McFarland. Thi3 ciaim i, located in the Uobemia district about one mile south of the Musidt mlna The consideration was f 000. v It windmill, sold by him, Is un. :... tl .lilt Alt a i-uutiil bvrup, In iiita. Holi hr ll tt t rauii. i i '1'a.liaitiuud. CsO f I lT driiKK'"!. f" I Kicnara Lster, a vounz man whn nas oeen working in a Coos countv In. ging camp, ia in jail at Koseburg. charged with grand larceny. He was arrested at Ulalia as he was on his way from Myrtle Point. The case of Casey .vs. Crook county, involving the validity of the cooaty road which tbe oounty court establish ed about a year ago through the lands of Casor, near Powell Butte, has been decided by the circuit court against the county. The court decided that in establishing the road the oounty court ftcted without jn ristlktion. g 9.60; Oregon wild hay, $6 7 per ton. Batter fancy creamery, 60 65c; store, 82J6c g8 80o per dozen. Cheese Oregon full cream, 18fc; Young America, 14c; new cheese lOo per pound. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3. 76 a 8.60 per dozen; hens, $4.00; springs, $2.003.60; geese. $6.0008.00 doe: ddeks, $3.605.60 per dozen; turkeys, live, lie per ponnd. Potatoes 60 06o ner sack: nriati. 1 Mo per pounu. V egetables Beets, $1; turnips, 75c; per sack; garlic, 7o per ponnd; cab bage, lc per ponnd; parsnips, 86c: onions, $1.75; carrots, 75o. - Hops Aew crop. 12ai4o ponnd. Wool Valley, 13(14o per ponnd; Eautern Oregon! 10 12c; mohair, ' 26 per pound. Mutton Gross, beet sheep, wethers and ewes, 8J4C; dressed mutton, o,9 7o per pound. Hogs Gross, choice heavy, $6.76; light and feeders. $5.00; dressed, $5.00(88.25 per 100 pounds. Beef Gross, top steers, $3.6004.00: cows, $3.0003.60; dressed beef. 6ia To per ponnd. Veal Large, 6tc: small. To 8c per ponnd. per oniy to return ror two more sieges. A paper wltb blots or defacements is thrown out Such Innocent questions as mis are proposed to them: "The art of war arose under IIwang-TI forty four hundred years ago. Different dyn asties have since that time adopted different regulations In regard to tbe use of militia or standing armies, the mode of raising supplies for the army, etc. Can you state these brledyr The men who pass these examinations are a lot of pedants, arid as the deserts and primeval as tne patriarchs. Leslie' Monthly. Kaaelly What Tan Wan. A handy little box (Jim rlcht for a lart.'a nurse or a aentleinan'. vrai n.wk.n r , carets r'anilr t'.ih.rii .,.. 111..A dma-alata, tee. uie. ' -I' Adversity and Prosperity. Prosperity and adversity are alwav. in procession. Kacb by turn precedes the other. 1 I am sure Piso's Cure for rniiaiimr.il.... aveil inv life three an u UoBSijaMaple Street, Norwich, N. Y. 3 San Francisco Market, Wool Spring Nevada. HOlScr ponnd; Eastern Oregon, 1014c; Val ley, 10(3 17c; Northern, 9al0o. Hops Crop, 1900, 13,I7o. Butter Fancy creamery 23f28te: do 5 seconds, 25c; fancy dairy, 223 23c; do seconds, 21 o per ponnd. Eggs Store, 40c; fancy ranch. 30o. ' Millstuffs Middlings, tld.isn a 19 6); bran, $18.00918.60. Hay Wheat $9ai3k: wheat and oat 9.00(312.50: beat WU to an ' -W..W- a. ' ' aiutua, i.uu3 10.00 per JO(gvso per bale. HI Banjo a Barometer. lucre is a young man about town who is always prepared for all kinds .or weather. No matter If be attends a function when the night Is cloudless , and rain alls before he goes home, he is always on hand with an umbrella, much to the delight of the girl wltb him. -. , .,, For a long time his secret remained undisclosed, and he was looked upon as a weamer prophet who could glv points to tne local bureau. However, it is no longer a secret, for the young man confessed not long ago the reason ror his invariably correct proguostlca. .un ui iiumjr nvuiuer. no is a very rair Danjolst, and It was noticed that he always, played on his Instrument Derore going out at night. When the plaintive sounds were muffled, he never neglected to take bis umbrella, but If, on the contrary, the sound was sharp nu ciear ne went without It. - me ueaa, or sounding board, of a oanjo is made or sheepskin, and in damp weather It expands, and the head comes tight as a drum. This la the reason ror his invariable good luck In "picking" tbe weather, for he owns a natural barometer. Travels of a Mood Corpuscle. .The mileage of the blood circulation reveals some astonishing facts In our ton; straw, personal history. Thus it has been cal culated that. aaHiimlnir Ilia l..a,i . i. . Potatoes Oregon Burbanks.45nai. 'sixty-nine times a rrifnnret or niiin.. .... Salinai Barbanks. 90ctKiKr rf.'hpflrt nrPHMliraV tha (Ulj Aa. a.. 1L. - - - - w a sssoi J av- r uivwil jkjlSVSJ J IIJSJ burbanks, 80(g75c; sweets, , 6080c. , ot 207 yards in the mlnule. or sev. Citrns Fruit Oranges. Valencia . mlIe P hour, 108 miles ner day 12.76(88.25; Mexican limes. $4.00ffl and el,32 mlle P'" Kar. If a man of 00; California lemons 7nalt ko- jeara of age could have onn alnirta io choice $1.76 2.00 per box. blood corpuscle floating In his blood Tropical Fruits-Bananas, $1.60 'f ,iave tra"'eJ D 60 per bunch: pineem,W ZT. I thlt ..m. 5.150..SW) miles. Inal; Persian dates. BAAUn m A suilla k iiis n.n.ii,.. r - r" . - v .mi. v4 Ifuiuiu. jueari. a light Be Cartful la Debate. If Inclined to anger when debating. rememuer that it cools slowly and sometimes leaves permanent bitter ness. . TOP RNOIV WHAT ton ARM TAIIXO When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing tbat it is simply Iron and (juinlne In a taste lesi form. No Cure, No Pay. BOo. Give Equity sad You Get Equity. . Jie wno seeks equity most equity. Greed and avarice are at war with eqnity. v WANTED. Women anrl alrla tn A.. .Im. i.. ... (heir Immra. We furnlah all material aud par fr.m 17 u 112 week It. Kimtrlai,. a m,r....... Hand aiampe.1 .vloii to . sk 1. leral all'a Ce., 84 Menree t , Cklcjfe, III. . ' Blj Pish Story. A report from Port Townaend. Wa.h. ington, says 14 tons of herring were oaught at a single haul, but whether by one or one thousand nets was not stated. Bs Careful la Censure., When Inclined to censors, hesitate, ' censure la necessary, exercise it witn discretion and charity. What the Cows Are Dolnj. The food commissioner of Oregon re ports mat 0.000,000 pounds of butter were made In the state last year, also 1,600,000 pounds of cheese. riCR WEKK man wun rigs to introduce onr poultry lood among farmers. Address, with stamp, Aotne Mfg. Co.. Kanaka City, Mo. The Meal Proscription for Malaria Chllia and Fever is a bottle of Groves. Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and quinine In a tasteluss form No Cure, No Pay. Price COo. ' Wants Small Fortune. A Seattle fireman named JJrabor was thrown from a hoan cart an killed. Mrs. Brabon Is after tas.oim oi oity money and will get something. IM GARFIELD TEA We have a combination o( simple HERBS tbat bas given tbe world Its greatest blood purifier. Rich Alaska Copper Mine. A big ledge on Prince ot Wales island, off tbe coast of Alaska, owned by Heattle parties, shows copper valued at $93 pel ton. It You Needs SAWMILL, ENGINE BOILER. 2.f1nJ, t"' ""b'eerv, H . v"--v Will Liar ia vrii. ,,. i.V. . login and prlcre. RUSSEU at QO.t Portland Or. ' mCm ? ' ear Inra a.,rf I Ja aw '"Va"i """" tor i UaV niicu i hii. hi NKKHAI.lTl A.: SlTltTliti;. i;l,,...:,lf',,c,'l". MKAUAt: II k. t a k it if , I'lionr. MitfrNt.'isrf ra r aj . - - - n i' m it i K.a, r to Huv a ix. in. tortar .IU b.va it In lb. bm. I ft sav. .i.AVrlns anil dmlur'a bill M.milw ciillilr.ii a iim. t milaliia nn ouiala nr alli.r harm. 'irJL"i..'r",.i.'L",""lr "d e-'awntraiad. 'tyrw-m. or aa will aarul yun li).iiid , .Mi .-111" ""nte. A.-i.i. w.nlwl. whs snusiiK vm CMfUf, 17 AV Mt Uti K. ver f" Hi i . .i i imi.... Wgva aasLa-' CUTLER'S CIDEOLIIE of I0DIKE i A aTllnraaiisaa4 s"k.. I... . " Connimptlon. Il.uu. i Biii 14A. W . V, HI M AUIwy am a ... ' " 'ifi SB., rutjiio, i.i, frep't. tor I m o PluPtES NOTHING BETTER MADE Toa ean't make a mistake II yon gets ' ..Mitchell.. Mitetiell, Iteiuis & Staver Co. PORTLAND, ORECON. 'CAFNESS or HARD-HI AMINO rroyrnmtlnr.nlinnonlrt""h7ia All enaas in? 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