REPU B LIC A N S
OF
ORCOON.
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OREGON
P R O H IB IT IO N IS T S .
N » » « l» » t » S t a t s Dgkcwva
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Flai-
The Prohibition party of Oregon
The Kepubiioan «tat« su«l eungrea-
•tonal c«inVenturas were held in Astoria held its stats convention in Newberg
lost week. The oragrossuraal »xwven- Wednesday. The number of d e l a t e s
tion, which met on Wodneaday, m o iii - prwent was somewhat smaller than ex-
inated Malcolm A . Moody, of Wasco pecte.1. Interesting sessions were held
rxmnty, io» repreaentative (or the eetxraJ and much enthusiasm was manifested.
The following
nominations were
diatriot.
Thna, II . Tongue, of Washington mads:
Representatives— First district, I -
county, w ai nominated (or represents-
tive tor the first district at the eongroa- H. Peterson, of Woodburn; second
•loual convention held in Ktkgena a (ew district. O. W . Ingalls.
Governor— H. M C linton, of P o rt
days previously.
The state convention met on Thurs land.
Secretary of state— H . C. Davis of
day and oom|dried a state ticket hetore
Halsey.
adjournment was taken.
State tros»nror— Mosee Itotaw. of
The following resolution was adopted
immediately after oiganisation was Newberg
Superintendent &■ public instruction
effected:
“ Kejolved, T h a t the follow ing mes — B. E Emerick, of Philom ath.
Supreme judge— T. E. Hackeruian,
sage be at once wire,! to President M, •
Kinley;
'The Republicans of Oregon, of Albany.
Attorney-general— T . J. Bright, of
in convention assembled, to the presi
dent of the United State«, greeting: Wasco.
W ith the utmost conM etwe in the a is- * State printer— M P. Marqu-uu, of
dom of your adm inistration and ph*tir Forest Grove.
The national platform , which was
ing you the support of the state of
Oregon, we e ip n *e our earnest convic adopted, folio*«:
“ The prohibition party, in national
tions that the M aine was destroyed by
assembled, declares
its
design or crim inal neglect of Spsniah convention
officers, and that this outrage is just conviction that the m anufacture ex
cause for the U nited Stales to A live the portation. importation an,) sale of a l
Sjanish nation from the Western hem coholic beverages has produced such
social, commercial, industrial and po
isphere.' ”
litic a l wrongs, and is now so threaten
T h e S la t e T i e k s i .
ing the perpetuity of a ll our social ami
Goverttor— T. T. <toer, of Manou.
political institutions that the supproa-
Socrt-terv of etste— F. 1. Dunhai, ol sion of the same by a national parky,
('IstRop,
organised therefor, is the greatest ob
Suprvmv jihlg«*— F. A. Moore, of ject to be accomplished by the voters
('olit tubia.
of out countrv. and is of such im port
State trossuror—Chas. S. Moore. of ance that it of right ought to control
Klam ath.
the political action of a ll our patriotic
State p rin te r— W . 11. Lt«e,ls, of citisens u n til such suppression is ac
Jackson.
complished. The urgency of this cause
Attorney general— D. R. N. Bis- -k- demands the union without further de
burn, of L inn.
lay of a ll citisens who desire the pro
Superintendent of public instruction h ib itio n of the liquor traffic; therefore.
—-J. H. Ackerman, of Multnomah.
“ Resolved, That we favor the legal
prohibition, by state and national leg
islation, of the manufacture, im porta
T h e r ia t f o r w » .
“ We, the Republican voters of th» tion, exportation and interstate trans
state of Oregon, in convention assem portation and sale of alcoholic bever
bled, congratulate the people of the ages; that we declare onr purpose to
state as well as of the whole nation on organise and unite a ll the friends of
the unmistakable fact that the dark prohibition into one party, and in order
cloud of adversity, which has hung like to atvomplish this end. we deem it but
a jvall over oar fa ir land, has l«een die- rig h t to leate every prohibitionist the
•ip c ’ed. We recognise that the return freedom of his own convictions upon
of prosperity is line to the restoration all oth»’ political questions, and trust
our representatives to take such action
of the Republican j>aity to power.
“ W e are in favor of the maintenance upon other political questions as the
of the present gold standard: we are change occasioned by prohibition, and
unqualifiedly opjioeed to the free coin the welfare of the whole people shall
_
age of silver and to all other schemes dem and."
looking to the debooement of the cur
B IG G E S T F IN D O F A L L .
rency and the repudiation of debt. We
believe that the best money in the A G r e a t M l» e N e a r S « s * * v l l l s , G r a n t
(o u n ty .
world is none too gq«*l to be assure«! by
the government to the laborer as the
W . P. Mount, of Susanville, arrived
fiu it of his toil and to the farm er as the m Canyon City We«lnes«foy, having in
price of his crop. We condrmn the his possession some of the richest and
OOOtiaued agitation for free silver as most beautiful free gold quarts speci
calculated to jcopanltie the prosperity mens ever seen in this courflry, taken
of tbe coontry and to shake the confi from his recent discovery, the Sky
dence of the people in the maintenance scraper mine. The specimens exhibited
of a wise financial policy: we parti, n were of the pretty w hite quarts variety,
larly condemn as unpatriotic the efforts almost identically the same as taken
of the free-silver agitators to array class from the V itru e m in e , near Baker C ity,
against class and section against sec and came nearer being nuggets than
tion; we declare that the interests of quarts specimens.
“ I have known for several months
all classes and of a ll sections of our
country alike demand a sound and ! past that the Skyscraper would, if «affi-
ciently developed, become a bullion-
stable financial system.
“ W h ile we deplore the imminence of producer of no mean importance,” sai«l
war, we recognize that the country is M r. Mount, “ hut the oast week has
on the eve of war, undertaken for the shown it to be perhaps the richest mine
vindication of the national honor and on the <*oa«L Even prior to the finding
the performance of a work dictated by of the extremely ri i body of ore uncov
every instinct of hum anity: we declaie ered a few days ago, the normal and
that the adm inistration is entitle«! in continuous wealth of the ledga was re
this oonflict to the confidence and sup garded by practical mining men as
phenomenal, the returns from samples
port of the entire people.
“ We ate firm ly attacbed to the prin taken indiscrim inately ranging from
ciples of the federal constitution; we $80 to $350 per ton. A p ril 1 a bo«!y of
recognise that representative govern gold was encountered in the level fo l
ment is one of these principles, and we lowing the ledge, a description of which
are opposed to any change in law or would sound mote like fiction than
constitution which w ill abrogate this fact. A t this point tbe lively, clear-
cut, hard quartz is lite ra lly wel led and
time-honored principle.
“ We are in favor of retrenchment bound together by the yellow metal,
and reform in state and county matters. samples going as high as $150,000 per
“ We demand strict economy in pub ton. From eight ounces of tins ore $25
lic affairs, and the abolition of all need was extracted in coarse gold, w hile se
lected specimens would give greater re
less offices and commissions.
“ The salmon fishing industrv, so turns. From the result of three days'
fru itfu l a source of revenue to the slate, stripping we estimate that $30.000
The
should la* fostered, and to that end we worth of ore w ill he taken out.
favor state aid in the artificial propa deposit of gold has been traced along
gation of salmon, and their distrib u the le«jge for a distance of 1,700 feet,
showing an ore chute of very unusual
tion in the waters of this state.
“ W e affirm our allegiance to tiie length, and the le«lge ranging in width
Every particle
pi inci pies of the Republican party of from one to foui feeL
the United States, as enunciate«! by the of the rock extracte«! from the com
Republican convention in St. pouts ¡u mencement of operations last August
up to the present tim e w ill average
1896.
‘‘ We denounce the fusion party of $100 per ton, something unknown in
Oregon as an aggregation of s|>oilen>en, the history of gold m ining the world
who are ready to subordinate principles over.
“ I t is not a pocket ledge by any
to offices. Each of tbe parties to this
compact is w illin g to stultify itself and means, as may 1 * surmised from its ex
form alliances w ith elements which it treme richness, but at times the gold
has heretofore denounced as «langerons seems to be concentrate«! in very rich
and unfit to be intrusted w ith power; bunches though without interfering a
we declare that good government can particle w ith the regular precipitation
of the wealth chsracteiistic of the le- ge.
not come from such an allian ce.”
“ Negotiations aro under way for the
A Western man has designed an end erection of a modern stamp m ill of
less chain pro{*eller for boats in which large capacity, including rockbreaker,
Just as
a double chain of buckets is bung to concentrator and self-feeder.
two sbvfts extending crosswise through soon as the roads are in goo«l condition
the boat, w ith jiower transm itted to the plant w ill l>e forwarded to the prop
the shafts hy piston rods attached to a erty w ithout delay.”
T he Skyscraper is not the only mine
crank section in tbe center of each
in the Susanville district, by any
shaft.
means. Messrs. De W itt and McLean,
Moscow has a hospital large enough O|»erating the Hughes group in the in
to bold 7,000 persons.
It was founded terest of a Kan Francisco company,
in 1764. and at present takes in c h il have completed their shipment of ore
dren at the rate of 40 a day, or about and are now poshing development work
15,000 a year. There are 26 physicians vigorously and as soon as the roads w ill
adm it they w ill have a 10-starnp m ill.
and alsmt 900 nurses.
The ore body exposed by Horace Sloan
last w in ter looks like a bouquet to a
Very Calorie.
The emotional liters leur has just m in e r’s eye, and is already attracting
w ritten a piece of which he was very the attention of mining men. The ore
proud. The editor looked it over and chute is between five and eight feet
wide, and in the neighborhood of 80
then said:
M illin g tests show a free
“ Do you candidly thin k such opinions feet long.
gold deposit of alm >*t $ 9 per ton, w hile
ought to go into cold type?”
“ I don’t know much about the prac a concentrating test w ill go $30.
The (Jem of the Mountains, owned
tical work of p rin tin g ,” was the reply,
“ but I don’ t believe it makes any d iffe r by M r. Blake, of Canyon C ity, now
ence.
Even if the tyjie is oold 1 guess bonded to M r. Mount, though base, is
that article w ill take the c h ill off i t . ” one of the most premising mining prop
erties of that nature in Eastern Oregon.
— Washington Star.
Development wor t is lim ited, hut what
W h e n I t D liln 't < a u n t.
has been done is sufficient to demon
“ Did you givo him anv encourage strate that an ore Ixxly of prodigious
ment?” inquired the mother, referring size w ill lie unfolded as depth is a t
to the impecunious young man who re- tained, and also that the precipitation
fused to consider himself out in the of gold w ill he greater.
The average
cold.
value of the heavy base ore is in the
” <)h, dear, no; none at a l l , ” replied neighborhood of $50 per ton, and the
the beautiful daughter. “ On one or l«*dge Is fully five feet wide in the hot-
two occasions at the seashore last sum t< n of the 30-foot shaft.
About 30
mer I promise« I to lie Itis wife, but that feet alxive this ledge is another strong
was a ll.” — Chicago Post.
one, running parallel and carrying a
Canada's imports fioin the United small deposit of free gold, and from the
trend of the two ledges thsy w ill cer
Btaies increased $3,000,000 last year,
and her imports from England de- tain ly merge together at no very great
depth,
oreased $3,000,000.
W EEKLY
MARKET
LETTER.
V i a , I * t u „ , t . t h i i i « 1» AHw
» f I k « kk w rld
t M ISS
A tear agv wheat tr*«lera were
theorising as to the effects on the prion
»f wheat of a war between Turkey and
:)re«-«x\
Neither of lie»««' ixmihatant*
waa a wheat prodtiwr, but the near fear
I of the contort Involving Russia kept
I the price for a month »w tugiug through
an unusually wide range, and advanced
inotatlon« about KN* a bushel, half of
it on tho Monday following the open
ing of Inwtilitiee.
It is surprising that
the wheat-eon an mt ng countries abroad,
in antici,«ation of a war involving their
chief stutree of supply, have of late
been ignoting everything except this
possibility, have been m aintaing prices
in spite of a declining tondency at
times on tbia aide, and liave been m ak
ing c*sh purchase* w ith unexpected
energy?
The United 8tates is furnishing at
present half of the wants of the wheat-
importing count n e* of the world,
about 4,000,000 bushels of the 8,000,-
000 bushel* sup|«lied weekly. Would
the grain ope»at«»rs abroad, whose
office it is to anticipate the world's
situation, take phlem atically a wai
which threatened toetnixiirasa even in
the smallest way this vast weekly sup-
ply and which might possibly affix'd it
seriously?
That is hardly to 1 * assumed. In-
dee«!, it has not been tbe fact. The
other able (or a fornight, incredulous
as evruybody ha» tx*en all this tim e of
tbe dRferasieea growing into an actual
conflict, ha« been ignoring fine crop
pro«l>ects at home and large offerings,
and has been making litw-ral purchases
from America at twicea which have
been a surprise to the American trade.
It was really remarkable that Leiter
could sell 200,000 bushels abroad Easter
Saturday. These are indications that
if a detdaraCou of war removed all the
present doubts the price of wheat
abroad would advance sharply.
Tbe effect of war on home prices is
not easy to anticipate.
Sentiment
would l>e a factor.
Q uick, decisive
suoceases exhilirate a nation as they do
individuals, encourage business as well
as national reutures an«l quicken specu
lation.
Any advance in the wheat
price on the other side wool«! be pre
dicted upon some embarrassment to the
export of American wheat.
I'o r ll a n i l M a r k e t.
Blood
Eggs— Store,
1 2 '#c;
ranch,
13
(4 14c.
Butter— Fancy creamery.
19c; «Io
seconds, 17c; fancy dairy, 18c; good
to choice, 17 (4 17
per ¡sinn«l.
Fresh F ru it— Apples, 36c(4 $1.40 per
large box; grajies, 25(4 »Oc; Isabella,
60(4 75c; ,«eaches, 5 0 c ("$ l; pears, 75c
per box; plums, 2 0 (4 35c.
Potatoes— Early Rose, 4 0 (460c.
Citrus F r u it— Oranges, navels, $1.25
($2.76; Mexican limes, $4.00;(44.60
California lemons, choice, $1.60; do
sonimon, 60c (4 $1.00 per box.
H ay— W heat, $32(826; wheat and
Mit, $21(825; oat, $14.60(4 16.50; best
barley, $18(821;
alfalfa,
$14.00(4
1$; clover, $13(4 16.
H o ps--12(4 15c per pound.
Cheese— Fancy m ild, new, 10c; old,
10c per pound.
Www.
Hood S
a
k a n T r a n r la c n M a r k e t.
c e n ta l.
A f r lc * •
Use o n ly one h e a p
in g tc a s p o o n fu l o f.
Sc bi Hi no-'
o s Best Bak-
ing P o w d e r to a
q u a rt o f flour.
Pure Blood
W heat— W alla W alla. 84$$85c; V a l
ley and Bluestent, 87<A88c per bushel.
Flour— Best grades, $4.30; graham,
$3.85; superfine, $2.50 per barrel.
Oats— Choice white, 39<440c; choice
gray, 3?<B3$c |>er bushel.
Barley— Feed bailey, $25; brewing,
$26 per ton.
M illstuffs— Bran, $18 per ton; m id
dlings, $24; shorts. $18.
Hay— T im othy, $12.50; clover. $10
tg 11; Oregon wild hay. $<<4 10 per ton.
Eggs— Oregon, 11 ‘, c per dosen.
Butter— Fancy creamery, 40(<t45c;
fair to good. 35(4 4(8 j ; d airy, 3 0 (4 35c
per roll.
Cheese— Oregon full cream, 13 *,c;
Young America, 18(4 14c.
Poultry— Chickens,
mixed,
$4.00
per
dozen;
hens,
$4 f )Q 4 .5 0 ;
geese, $6.00(4 7.00; ducks.
$6.00 4
7.00 |w*r dozen; turkeys, live, 13(4 13 *«0
per pound.
Potatoes— Oregon Burbanks, 3 0 (4 40c
per sack; «weets, $1.75(4 2 p T cental.
Onions— < »regou,
$2.25(4 2.60
je r
sack.
Hops— 5«4 12 l ao per pound for new
crop; 18»6 crop, 4 (4 6c.
T IIK
T W X M irr il
< I V T t ttv .
Wool— V alley, 14(4 18c P» t pound;
Eastern
Oregon,
8 ( 4 12c;
mohair, ' T h e tw e n tie th cent ;ry w ill brg lo on Jan lat,
l« it . ;.m l em l s u b J«<
l e i i-«l*«t not b e « la
25c [>er pound.
to re«-Xwn lim e from a P I. bat wall««l u n lll
M utton— Gross, l«est siieep, wethers • bout the 54eih year of lh«- • l.r l- lia n era l*eo
pie w h o begin t<< la X r the <r«-»t b e a llh rrslo ra -
and ewes, 4c; dressed mutton, 6 ‘,c ; tlvs, lloatetler’s st
a«-h B>t’ «-r* lm « ie « lia irljr
a lt.-r t h * Aral o ulbr- ak of dt«i**p « ia, m a la ria
spring lambs, $2.50(4*2 * acli.
rh e u tn a io m , )'<>n«npation uervoususaa or Xi«l
Hogs— Gross, choice heavy, $4. *25; n e r tro u b le w ilt date th e ir cure im m e d ia te jr
light sn«l feeders, $3.00<*r 4.00; dressed, fro m th em . ___ ___
$5.00(4 6.25 per 100 pounds.
Draughting eompasaea are- being
B e e f— Gr«>sr, to p
steers,
$ 3 .5 0 ( 4 - m a le w ith a flexible rubber suction
4.00; cow«*, $ 2 .50"t3.25; dressed beef, cup of one end to fasten to the paj-er
6 (4 7c per pound.
and hold the instrument w hile the
circle is being drawn.
Hrmtllr Markrl.
Putatoes— Yakimas, $1*2<4 13 per ton;
f i t th e s p rin c clean«* y o u r system hy
n a tiv e s . $9i«r 11; sw eets, 3 4 C l * r |>oun«l; using Dr. P ru m fe r’s Oregon U1« m » u P u rifie r.
I »ox of 60 ;>oun«ls, $1.75.
Ita< l lto a « la A r e ( o a l l l r a t .
Butter— Fancy
native
creamery,
When once the fact g«*ta firm ly estab
brick, 25c; ranch,
1 0 (4 12c; dairy,
lished in the min Is of the farmers of
16c; Iowa fancy creamery, 23c.
Cheese— N ative Washington, 12(4 tbe Unite«] States that it is more ex
pensive to m aintain > ad roa«ls than to
13c; Eastern cheese, 12' sc.
Egg«— Fresh ranch, 15c; California make and keep in condition good mails
they w ill take active interest in the
ranch, 14c.
M e a ls — Choice dresscl beef steers, question and an era of road building
w ill begin which w ill a«ld to their
8c; cows, 7<47‘ ac; mutton, 84*-*:
wealth, prosperity and comfort, and
7c; veal, small, 8c.
Poultry—Chickens, live, per pound, benefit the country at large as much
hens, 13c;
dress«-«!, 15c;
turkeys, as has the laying of rail ma« I tracks ami
the advance of the steam locomotive.
live, l$c; dressed, 17(4 18c.
Fresh F ish — H alib u t, 6(4 7c; steel Let those engag««l in agii«*ulture stmlv
heads. 7 (4 8c; ralmon trout, 9<4l0c; such figures as those recently issued hy
flounders and sole, 3 (4 4c; tom cod, 4c; the supervisor of New York, wherein he
ling col, 4(4 5c; rock cod, 6c; smelt, 3(4 shows thst it costs half as much to
haul prisluce three miles by wagon as
5c; herring, 4c.
Olym pia oysters, |»er sack, $3(4 3.25. it costs to haul it 500 miles on the ra il
Corn— Whole, $23; cracked, per ton, road. The supervisor figures out that
w ith a system of goo«l ma« ad a in rose Is
$24; fee«l meal. $24 per ton.
Barley— Rolled or groun«l, per ton, the fanners would save an amount
each year equal to the interest on from
$ 2 6 ; w h o le , $ 2 5 .
Flour— Patents, |>er barrel, $1.25(4 $10 to $30 an acre, according Ui the
4.50; straights,
$125;
California crop raised, and would increase the
brands, $ 5 .5 0 ; Dakota brands, $5.00 . value of th e ii land either to sell or
(4$ft. 7«5; buckwheat flour, $6.50.
hold hy a like amount.
M ills tu ff-— Bran, ja-r ton,$16; shorts,
I ’ n l l r e ■« S h a r k C a tc h e r s .
per ton. $17(418.
Fee«l— Cliop|s«I feed, $21(4 22 per
Among the m ultifarons duties which
ton; mhidlings, per ton, $18(4 19; oil demand the attention of the Calcutta
:ake meal, j>er ton, $36 .
police the capture ol sharks in the
Hay— Puget Bound, new, per ton, j If '«ghly finds a place. During the
$12(4 13; Eastern Washington timothy,
ast 20 years rewards have been paid
|1 6 ( 4 i7 ; alfalfa, $11; straw, $7.
for the destruction of these marine
O ats—Choice, per ton, $26(43$.
maneaters, and recently the Bengal
Wheat— Feed wheat, per ton, $23(4 government laid down a scale for these
$24.
payments.— N. Y. Hun.
Wool— Neva«la, I I <4 13c; O re g o n , 12
(8 14c; Southern coast lambs, 7 (48c.
M illstuffs— Middlings, $ 2 3 (4 2 5 .5 0 ; (
Cslifornia bran, $21.00(4 21.60 per ton.
< hiions— Hilverskins, $2.60(4 2.85 per
I.lt lla
L ittle Africa, a lithe, patlte dam'er,
sprang into t«tpularity at Detroit a few
weeks ago, au«l through a ahrvwd m an
la Lira
ager, bacanse a diaw m g card at private
"d inn ers” given by the “ nice” young
men. Two weeks ago the IX 'tio it light
gUArtl gave a “ smoker,” ami one of the
attraclione was the mysterious L ittle
la H e a lth .
W ith o u t hl<wwi « ir v u ls lin s ih o M ig h your Africa.
T h * Seeley dinner danee waa repro
w in s p sa vw aM i»«»t Wvs. w uk«»ui purv i»l«««»t
you rw n n o i tw « <
> » •'• «alt r lv u m , duced in all its Intarvaltng iletnil«.
■crotwla sat»«. plw |M rs, ts’il« « m »njr kl»«l «»( The
little “ w igg ler”
was recalled
k u m o r, jw u r blo«..t la u o i purs
I * you t a k *
again ami again, ami each ttuie re-
Hood'a s * r a a i« * rill* It w ill w aX s yo u r bl»*««t
1 sjxui.b'.l
w ith
a
new movement.
purs aiu t p ro m p tly ’. s its « a a ll lh<-«* trouble«
1 GlaMH'S e lin ked to her honor, she waa
“ I wi»h to a«ld my praias for I ha merita
of Hottd'a harsaiuinlla. I* b*» ’*urv«l ms showeied w ith bouquets an • unina, and
of a lung troubis ami rtultvring of Ihe every effort was ma«le to discover her
heart, and sines I began taXtag it my Identity. Since that two “ q uiet” stag
weight has Increased twenty pounds, ami parin'« have been given by Ifotroit
I can now enjoy my meala ami e a l with select young men, and L ittle Africa,
c«m«t<»rt, I re«'«>mmeml Hood's 8ar»a,»a- the clever little daucei, as nearly me-
nils as ihs best msdicins that it is |>»*.«ibls turned a la Eve as waa consistent w ith
proper entertainments, has been Idol
to find.” C. W Carvy Prineville. Or
ise«!.
Society was acamlaliatxl, ami L ittle
p a r i l l a Africa supplanted many a sweetheart
1« Anasvlea's «Irvaisat M olieine Maid hy all in tiie affections of eome fast young
*, 11 i t
i
> n
I -
men.
Her admirers have been search
ing the city le de her homage, and the
an* ih r o n ly p illa Io taXa
H o o d s P ills w u h th <od'»S arsap arilla scandalis««! memlx'ra
have
be«ii
•carching ler her to make her trotthln.
It has now l>een discovere«l that the
A N IM A L S AS M O D E L S .
dancer was Frank Hrue-aer. a well-
,
S o m a o f ( h a J ta p s e te e e s a « f a » A r t l a t In known coetumei, who has been having
S k e t c h in g l r « u i l.lfS .
| fun at the «<X|»ens*» of his (i lends.
“ Laavaa from the Sketch Book of an Bru«*ssi'r*s form h asa remat kahle ie*
Anim al A rtis t,” is an article by Mere semblance to that of a woman.
dith Nugent in the St. Nicholas.
Mr.
A C M B A r T H IC K .
Nugent says:
I'heie was an elephant
in the Jardin-des-Planeta that would
T » m an ufiscliire a cheap kalaomine stuck
not post' unless he were |uild for it, and o il llie w a il w ith glue, c la im in g it t«i l>e the
"sam e t h in g " o r “ Juat a» g»wwt" «» Ihe
paid in advance. Then he took pay i(«niX(a
A la h a s lin e , e r Io hnv a m i sell am It
ment in fotaa ami pie. but If these were go«Ml« on such rebres«*ulati«ma w o uld aeem
not fortlieommg, be would delil*erately a cheap tric k , s c iu r re s o rt to It. T a l»e
walk to tbe farther end of the enclosure -afe buy X ll'a-« ltu e o n ly in j-acXwg»« am i
and turn hl« hack. The only way to
line of the heaviest ItMxnnetivea of
get a drawing of this big fellow was to
engage some one to feed him mean ordinary pattern ever mada is now
w hile.
In the same gardens I saw an running ever the Groat Northern r a il
unusually Interesting sight one morn road. It weighs 96 tons, exclusive of
ing. A little sunbear w ith a large the tender.
marrow bone in his shaggy paws was
to o k x w k R iv
to e .
resorting to all sorts of t»ear devices to
T
h
e
reader«
of
th
ia
t-aper
w
ill
pleaae.1 io
get tbe sweet marrow. Bnddenly be laatii th at U iete la at le a » l one Ur« be a.le.|
«1 -raae
lay down on his back, placed one eu«l that «c eic*« haa been ab le to eu r« in a ll Its
and th a t la c a ia r rb l la t l'a i a la r r ti l ure
of the bona in his jaws, and w ith bis •taa«*.,
1« the ,-ui« | . a i t l » s cure Xiiowt» Io th a tn e .li.a l
bind paws tipped the other end of the ftkivra
c atarrh being acu n sttiu iio n al Ute
(tone so high up that the choice morsel •a a r, require« a con«iTlinl.>nal tre a tm e n t
Ila S I atsrrh ( ire 1« taken Itite ru a llT , a. ting
slipped into Ins mouth. I f Ihe anim al d ire c tly upon the blood an d m uceiia anr'a e.
could only have understood the shouts «if th e ajratem. thereby d e a tr e y n g tbe founds
llun of th a d t-raae, a n d g le ln g Ilia p alten l
of approval that greeted this perform •
.
it ng up tha i -■
on an.I
ance, I think it would have turned his • a alTng n a tu re In <1..lng Its w orX. T h e pro
prietors hava ao m uch fa it h In Its r u r a i i t *
head. In on«» of the sketches you w ill iM.werS, th a t th e y offer Ouo lliiu .t rod iK illa r*
»«•e how this leal was accomplished. As *. r any case th a t It fails lo v u r e . Sand fo r 11»I
of t r i l l tuonista. Ad Urea«
a rule I find tbe models very grxsi ns-
r J i H K N K Y a C O .. Toledo , O.
by ilro cgiata, 75c.
tured. True, they keep a sharp eye on 1
U a li's 1'am tiy f i t la at« the heat.
me for the first few days, but after
A treacherous wretch in Flem ington,
that are generally quite friendly. t>f
course, there are some ]«arta of the N. J., entered the stable o f Hohunou
business they «Io not like. The oriole Get«* and pouted n itric ecid upon the
never was liappy when I held liim in cy«w eml ears of e valuable horse.
my hand for eloae inspection, hut a
H I I A K K I N T O T o r n H IIO K A .
Iw au tifu l cat which relielled when I
first placer! her in a bird cage— to keep
Allen’s Foot-Ease, a im w d er for th e feet.
her in front of me— grew so fond of I t cures p a in fu l, swollen a t iia r t ln g feet and
being there, and after I fintsbe«! my ln «ta u tly takes tiie «lin g o u t of corns and
drawings she cried and cried to be put bu llion«. It 's the g rrate«t c o m fo rt litscoy.
of the age.
A r.en'a Foot Ea»e makes
back into the cage. Intense curiosity cry
llg h t-titliu g o r new «ht-es feel rase
I t is a
is the great chata« teristio of animals i certain cure f t ir chilblains, sweating, damp. ,
\\ e
wheu in the studio. They are as much callous a m i ho t, tired a ch in g fret
interested in you and the surrouixlings iia s r over lO.tX» tr« titn o n ia la o f cures T ry
. it today
h.»l«i hv a ll druggists a nd shoe
as you are in them. Thia is especially •tore«
Bv m a ll for .'■'<* in stamp»
In s
the case w ith bird«. Leave tbe studio [■«. kag e F I I K K
A «litre»« A lla n H. D i m j
but a few minutes, and these two- stad. he R o y , N. 5 .
legged fellows are hopping into every
Indications m u ltip ly that the gold
thing. O f course they inspect the
fields of Alaska w ill turn out to tie
paper on which you have been draw
richer than those of the Klondike
ing, and the paints, ami the brushes,
region.
and occasionally vary these proceedings
N U M B r it o n t < is A N D f t MB ro o f» .
by taking a hath in the water bowl.
I t is stated that 65 English towns and
cities are now burning their garbage
and solid refuse, using an average of
about 10 furnaces each. Hteam is gen
erated and used for electric lighting and
other purposes.
a
A ll k a a ie rn Syrup, s«* cal lad. u eu slly very
light ru lo red an«l of heavy t e s t). Is m ade from
gluc«jae
«‘ Tea «.«lolv» / i m u " a n ix ie (rum
Sugar < »ne an .I ia s tric tly pur»
I l is lor »ala
bv tlrat ela«a crocers, in « ana ..m i
M anilla«-.
t . I
. r I .. i n ..........e r ftVhVPCo
XI .— ■
n; ne ■*tra M««r«»ea Z»««i«>" have th a m annlsc-
tu rar’a nam e liih u g ra i.b e d un a«ary sen
For many years Theodore 8. Parvin,
of <*o«lMr Kajibls, la ., has been gathering
worka on masonry, ami now has a col-'
lection of them nomt>«*riiig over 3 0 ,0 0 0
voluniee.
AN O P E N
V uu m u tt u«c ftve tcaspoonful* of other lu k in ^ powder.
t 'k e t e k
The magnetic clock was invented hy
Dr. Locke, of Cincinnati, in IK 4 '-48.
The name of Nebraska is an Indian
word, which means shallow water.
P I T I Pertwanesitly Cured No llta o r nereooanea
r n a ancr rlrat «toy-« uae of |»r. K llnr'a Ureal
V e rra Healerer. H. n«l for F K P .B B4.m> trial
bottle aiul treatise, lift. IL U . U1.1NL., Lui., tuu
A.xti ttreet, l*hlla«lei| u i*, p * .
Before 1886 the average number o t
laltor strikes of all kin«ls in thin coun
try was shout 600 a year. Hince that
date the average has been 1,600.
T w o Ixdtles o f Pino's C u re fo r Consump
tio n « ur« «l me o f n ba«l lu ng troub le.
M rs.
J. N ic h o ls, I ’r in ie to n , In d ., M a n h '2»<, IW ».
(krai mined in China is being nsport-
ad to C alifornia, and it is said that in
» few years the Flowery Laml w ill sup
ply the whole Pacific coast
A fter being awlndle«! by all other«, «and 11»«tamp
f«>r 1,articular« uf King (solumon'a *1 ressu re, ihe
O S l.V re««ewer «if manly slrenalb
MAM<),\
I H E M K A I. t o ., P. (». n » l 7«7, Philadelphia. Pa
Klvor.
The GuaiHsna, a Spanish river, after
flowing for 30 miles overhead, vanishes
un lergrouml, ami l o r the next 80 miles
pursues its course as an undergroun«!
river, only apptutring at intervals in
the shape of InkelatS, the ogos or eyes
of the Goa '-ana as they are called.
This is the largest underground river
which has been fu lly traced.
Greater New Y o r k has 1,1 0 0 chuiches
w ith in its lim its, and uver 130,0(0
>1 welling houses.
t!slsfcltok«4 I ISO.
I Baker’s
{$■■1
Chocolate, ?
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cslshrsis«! for mots
than s century as
i l r l i . I . 'n « , 11 i l i l l i . i l l
M ra. F ln k k n m Dactornia N o W o m a n
N«w«d Doepmlr.
There are tunny curable cause« for
sterility In women. One of the tn«w.t
common Is g. icral d ebility, accom
panied by a peculiar condition of the
blood.
W rite frv^'ly an«! fu lly to M r*. IfinU-
ham. H er addn-ae la Lynn, Maaa. Nhe
w ill tell you, frve o f charge, the causa
of your trouble and w h at course to
take. Believe me, under rig h t c«»ndl-
tlous. you have a fa ir ch.»n«-c t«» l«ec«»me
the Joyful mother o f children. Mu*.
L l’CT I . v t l b . 255 llenderaon RL, Jersey
City, N. J .«'»•rtainly think as««. She ».ay •:
** I am rn>»re than proud uf l.ydla E.
Finkhaui's Vegetable t'omjiound, ami
cannot find wools to express the g«s»d
I t haa done me. 1 was trouble«! very
badly w ith the lruc«>rrh<ra and severe
womb pain».
From tbe time I was
married, In 1M3, u n til last year, I was
under the doctor’s care. We had no
children. I have had n early every
doctor In Jersey City, ami have been
to Ik-Ivin lbw p ital, hut a ll to no avail.
I saw Mrs. l*inkhnin*s advt-rliseincnl
in thn pn|«er, and have used five bot
tles o f her medicine. I t has done m«>re
for me than a ll the doctors I ever ha«l
I t has stopped my pains, am i has
brought me a tine little g irl. I have
been w ell ever since ray baby wa»h«>rn,
1 h eartily recommend Mrs. Plnkhaiu's
m«-<ll<'lnu to a il women suffering from
s te rility .*
an d
rte»k fortnhtg
bevsrsgs, has our
wcll-hnuwn
Yellow I Jibe I
on the from uf every
;-«Xsge. and uur
trade mark,**i.a Betts
Chocolatiers,"uti ihs
m r
NUN 11 o n t B R u i : n i IN K .
HAO« OWt-V sv
£ WALTER RAKER
W i l l n ip « (!•« bfos tip
I l Is H n o w n as
WESTERN
WHITE LEAD
W rits lo u i sboiii II
ou r book on
psiuiina a kN T F k U
Cleveland Oil S Paint
Good
Health
I « I h» w n, k I ns is|S is|
« I humanity
h untanII». Ils whs
|.« r« Ibsl Is «sr*>-t«NÍ
lii.l««.!. I« yotir hr «Jtb
Ni I mg you, y uyr an,
billon, vigor. v tla lll)
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DOCTOR
h!*R«*as«|
K h ln w y n
N p i v m iik
Wnriih lh«4»r*tprK N« atuU W •■•lxtie«*, I> p * i |»«»» g I
••wy
kindred c <»$ i 4III4HM <*<»!•••»U m IU m i free
13 ypRrff* i*rlen«* IrrinK to «till t ail or w rite
2*4) Alder Street, Portland, Oregon.
HICK DL'S
Ug. Co..
PO RTLAND, O REGON.
R A T C L I F H *
ighwe .
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CO. Lid, 2
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THE BEST LEAD IS THE LEAD
THAT WEARS 10NGEST.
Tested and True.
The Old
German
DOCTOR
LEOPOLDS
1
Dorchester, Mass.
6.
URIFIER
LCTTCR TO M O T H E R S .
Accor«11ng to the computations of
Prof. Humy, the black race embraces
a I »out one-tenth of thn living metnliors
of the human species, nr 150,000,000
individuals.
Riding along a road in India, I saw
the following iiiataiic«« of a big ele
phant's tim id ity , which I venture to
send to you;
The elephant, riihlen by
a hi iliout, was folli>we«l hv a small M a l
tese terrier which, intent un Its own
affnirs, trotted beside its master, m ak
ing «M-cMsioiial Instinctive invcallgalluna
by th«« to*<lsidv sfler the manner uf
«logs, w ithout
i*erticularlv nulioing
other trsveh’is.
From the first- mo
ment the eh’phant set cy«-S un the dog
he never l««st sight of him . turning from
side to rhle always with an eye on the
small suiuisk eml huirying nut of Ills
way whenever he approached.
The
tim id ity of the une sn < the confidence
of Ihe other were itrosistihly amuaing.
— Isiiniun Spectator,
MOTHEKfl(H)I).
W e are asaertlne in Ih e r.surta our rig ht to the
e ic lu a o e ne« o f the word
CAWTOMIA, and
" I 't l C M K H a c A h l o k l A . * ' aa uur t ia d r M a rk .
I, D r. Samuel Pitcher, of lly a n n ia . Maaaachuaetta,
waa the origin ato r of " F IT C > IK K * * C A 8 fO B lA ,'*
Ihe tam e that baa txirne and d.<es now bear Ih e
(ac «(mile signature o f C H A Z. I I . P L K T C H K Ito a
every wrapper T h is is the o rig in al P IT C H KM S
C A s T tik lA *' w hich haa been used In Ihe home«
Of the in«>1 hera o f A m en , a for over th irty y e a r*
Gs>k Carefully at Ih e w ra pper and see that It la
M r Ii» « f you A jr v n /u n v i AeugA/, and haa the
•ig n s tu re o f C H AZ. I I F L K T C H K B on tha
wrapper. No one haa au th o rity from me Io u««
ray nam e escept The Centaur Company o f w h k k
Chas. I I . Pletcher ia President.
A far. A g, /Ayy.
HA M L K I. P IT C IIK M , M . U
T I h O i I I I j r i sm * .lr |« l« s n l.
H w l ll <»f ( ur«al.
A church built ol coral is on«' of the
oitrlokltlee **f the l«le of Mahet on«« of
the Seychelles Island* in the Indian
<MMwn. The K«'vi licll«'a Islwiitle, whi«*h
arc sii;.|sM«>«| hy ninny to lie the site of
tiie Eden of Old Toata.ncnt bisloiy,
f o r m wn archipelago of one liu itiir a d
ami fourteen islands, ami aia sltuafol
alx'Ut 1.400 miles east of Aden ami
1,000 miles from Zsnsihar.
They ns*
steeply out of ilm sea, culm inating in
the Isle of Malo«, which is about 1,000
feet above the level of the iH'ean.aml is
nearly tbe eentgr of the group.
A ll
theee islands are of coral gr«»wtii. The
houses aro b uilt uf S|>eelaa of massive
c«»ral hewn into square blocks, which
glisten like white marble, ami show
liie iU M 'lv e s to the UtUlust a«lvaUlage III
III«» various tint«*) green of the thick
tropical palms, win»«' immense fern-
like leaves give pleansaut ami much-
in'e.|«'«l alia.le.
The»«« |>alma grow as
high as 100 feet and moie, overtopping
ls»th the houses and the ixiral built
church. They line the seashore ami
cover the mountains, forming in many
places extensive (««rests.
SPR IN G EYE CRAIN
B A G N E E D L 18........
I'ltln nr «rllh l ull»» Tbs l * « l iiM rilr In lb » ra » r
h»i
I w«| by all «•» k « •« » ,« pur «si» l>y all (« «
vrsl tn«r« bai'di«« «tor»», ur by
W I L L A F I N C K C D ..
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lrs«-1n( • sn«t
n A n n S.r
r f i»»<‘,n<
’»«t l«>«-sllnf
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K l l l l N ' o r lo«l or loirir.i Irrw
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IV * M U TR T U B W A M B .
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In Rarrsls Wstgklng from *16 n,
Il»s.
44C.PerLb.
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For Ih s S|i»*«ty. aste raot n*rn i»n rn l rors
N * r • » U S , 4 1, r n n l r »11,1 M||«< l» t ,n«r»«r«. •« « »
In their n>"«l sears, »t*,1 forms, l k m I» n„ man
In tbs w.,rl«l who h«» «-ITWsrS so many p -rn ,« n rn l
<-u,rs in both M»r, » l o i W o l n r r i c i Ir.'Uhl*» »liK 'k
Other t«by«l' » „• o l .w k n«i*lr-lsr«t ability bad g iv ra
upa» b 'i - i r - « * • ib » e m in -n i si*» lallal
N K i t V i n S I* K i t 11 I l k ai,'1 all I I . a ilrn .lln g
s llin ro la .o r V o i N «r M lh h l. K A O t.U an<1 (ti ff
M E N , rb«»«*r<,l
<>r ,irglrvt»<t or In,prop
r rly trr»lr«t ««.r«. caualhg 'Irani*, wnkkbvss «4
b«r1y ao'l brain. Sitalnr««. Iblllng ni-n m ry, Is. k o(
• ,,-r g y anit o«,n(l lrri. r. |i»ii>k In b a k. loin« a«,<l
kldorva, sod many other «tlalraaalhg Symplon,k.
it,tim ing nn* tor «i'i«ty. bualbr«« or enjoyment or
lire | ,r Its i’-tUT» c»a fu rs you, n * rasilsr who or
«h a t baa (all«ol.
M B A H M B N . Ils rra ln rrt Insl vlg'-r an<1 VI
Is llly In w rak m m . Organ« of ih» h«Hty whb-b
bsvs tiren wr»k<-,iwl throogb «tl—»«», overwork.
r«< r««i « or liiill* ,*ilo ita are ,r« i" ,* ,l in fo ll iv '« » r,
■ trm g ih sod vigor through hl*ow n »«• <-*««fol sys
isin of tre a t,orni
V t l l l l i l l F I B . hy«tr< . ele. •« •U ln a »„4 |.n -
der, ir a s of tbe gland« I reeled with iintslllng «U'»w»a.
s i n I A I. I , | H R t u t s. Inflsrai
charge*, etc . whl« h, I f neglected nr Improperly
treated, break down Ihe ay«ieni, ran«* kidney aud
bladder <ll«e»»e« air
D I S K A M R * O F W O M R N . F ro n ti* and ss-
|M-,'lsl aiien iloii given lo all their many ailments
t t l t l T K I f you ars aware of soy irouhls. |«O
N O T 1 U I.A Y
t a l l o n i » llalel life belay. Ify o u
«annot «»II, w rite him
III« valuable boo a frea to
sll«"(Tkrera I'o N n iJ I.T A I IO N V ltK K and <-<>nB-
dent'sl at «'(It«'« or hy leller
E. M . RATOLIFPE, TO tint In. BIHU. BUI
Make money by sut-i-sslul
• |*« oisil<,b In « h li sgo. Ws
buy soil «eli w Iisat up mar.
________
Shis.
Fortunes hsvs been
made un a sm sll Ireginn ilig by trs d i.ig in tu
lliré». W rite (or tuli I's r tlu ils r a
p e ti «,< rsl-
e r r o r e given
Several year»* ex |s*rienre on Ih s
C h irs s o llosrd of T ra d e 'a n d s thoiough kirns-
ledge n l the |,u « ln e ,.
Herid for our ires refer-
enes trook
lx W N IN o. IIOPK IN H A C o .
Chiras«, Ib.ard of T rade flrokerk
Offliss In
Portland, Oregon and Hrsitle, Wash.
Cut this out and send with writer.
M p a ln ’ a I 'n d a r g r o o n d
THE SEITTLE THIOING CO.,
I t i Occldsnld Av«.. Issttls, Wash.
YOUR LIVER
la It Wrong?
Get It Right.
Keep It Right.
A toara’ « lla v a a le tl Ite m e d y w llld o lt. Th
dos«i w ill tnako you (eut hettsr. (let It |r
your druggist or any who least«, drug house,
front htewart a Holmes ÜrugOo., Mssttle.
B. F . N.
w
n
H B N w r l t l o s to s itv w r tls s r s
m a n ti« ,n t h its p a p w r.
IT .
p lw as ,
ALABASTE
A I.A H A B T IN B
t »
W IIA T 7
A ls ’ s o lu e 1» a d u ra b le and n a tu ra l r o a tln y
for w all« sod « ellln g a e n tire ly d lffe ra n t from
Sil k tia o m ln e preparation«, made ready lo r lias
in « Ute or tw elve b e a u tifu l tin t« hy th e sim ple
add lio n o( w ater f'a ti-a i m ake being adapted
o m u w ith cold wat«-y, put up In <1ry powder
o rm , In f>
pai-kages, w ith fu ll d lr r ' tlona
on every pa«kagc
W MAT
AKB
B A t .W D M I N B A T
g a la o ra ln e a a re c b a a p u n ip o ra ry p ra p a ia ttn n i
• re a tu rk on the w a ll W ith decayin g a n im a l
glue.
A lah a atln e la a rerrr-n t. w h ich goee
throtigh » p ro« e; • o f a s t t l n g , hsraena w ith age,
,-ao lie re-coated um l re d a ro rs le d from tim e to
tim e w ith o u t h a rin g lo waah and arrapa off It*
old costa before -en ew ln g
M IC H
M IC B N B N B
P a rtic u la rly
th ro a t and lu n g
difficu lties
w rongly a ttrib u te d to othe eauasa, la th e re-
»ult of u n s a n ita ry c o n d itio t i o l w alla and call.
Inga, T h in k ol h av in g bedroom « covered w ith
E^aufestoisd fraa uksJXa, *Jaya, * k lt.i.|, SI« . | leyara of moldisg four psata to feed vsraln,
» o h paper to lihta them and absorb th e mol«
A lah a slin e Is sol«l hy p a in t dealers e v e ry
lu r e of respiration, and an a n im a l g lu e c u ltu re w here
A»k your dea ler (or card of tlnta.
g roun d on Its fa« « for <lla«a«u garius; this hav
T O D K A l.B Itk .
Ing strong colors added, lik e a colored a h lri, to
hide the d ir t, Uhan Ihluk <d
it..- nasty
Do not buy a law stilt or an Injunction w i’k . , ,
p ractice" o l rep ea tin g this p ap ering, w ith o u t
I t n ila t lo n A w )
rem o vin g tha old, am i a nu m b e r of Ilm e», at «heap knlaonilnes,
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pause, and la p u rify in g and sweet arnellliig and ha»ttne ( iiinpany ow n (ha fig h t, sovsrsd t,v
n ils cracks. W all paper frea would he d«arur lettara paten t, to ntaka and sell w all Oi.atlng
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i th a n A lab a stlu a if s o il of rem o vin g pap« r la adaptvd to ba tsla ad w ith nuld w ater.
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