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AN i| I1 ZL Reswi'e of Events in the .¡Northwest. EVIDENCE OF STEADY GROWTH N«Wi Gathered in All the Towns of Our Neighboring State» — Improve ment Noted in All Industries—Oregon. ARBITRATOR NAMED. ON THE NORTH COAST. King: Oscar of Sweden Will Head the Venezuela Arbitration Board» British Bark Zinita Goal A shore Near Gray’s Harbor. Washington, Nov. 12.—The king of Sweden and Norway, Osoar II, has been chosen by treaty between the United States and Great Britain as the fifth official arbitrator of the Venezue lan boundary qi • tion. The other ar bitrators, four in number, are to be designated, two by the lord ohief jus tice of England, and two by the ohief justice of the United States. This is the final and most important feature of the long-pending Venezuelan contro versy. The treaty was concluded in Washington last night, at the British embassy, Sir Julian Pauncefote repre senting her Britannic majesty, and Sec retary Olney the United States. Since the return of Sir Julian Paunce- fote from London three weeks ago, ne ■ gotiations toward a final settlement have been proceeding. Most of the meetings were of such an important character that they were held either at Mr. Olney’s residence or at the British embassy, the two houses being but two blocks separated. It happened that the conoluding meeting was at the embassy yesterday, and special interest was given to it from the fact that Lord Salisbury, the British premier, was to make a speech at Guildhall, London, in the evening. It is the annual event at which the premier usually takes oooasion to re view the status of the most important international questions. For this rea- on it was desired if possible to ac quaint Lord Salisbury of the final and satisfactory adjustment of the Venezue lan question, in order that he might mak§ such announcement as he thought fit concerning it When Secretary Olney and Sir Julian reached their final conclusions, a cablegram was at once dispatched to Lord Salisbury, notifying him of the result. It reached him within an hour of the time when he went on the platform at Guildhall,' and it was-the basis of his announce ment to England and the entire world that the Venezuelan controversy was settled. It was a general announce ment, without detail and without reference to the personnel of the court of arbitration. Thus Washington . and London par ticipated in this eventful scene, by which the two leading English-speaking nations reaoh the amicable means of adjusting the most troublesome inter national question of years. Aberdeen, Wash., Nov. 11.—The British bark Zinita, of Greenook, an iron vessel of 1525 tons, went ashore on North beach this afternooon about five mileB north of the entrance to Gray’s harbor and dose to where the bark Aberoorn was wrecked a few years ago. The vessel was forty days out from Nagasaki, Japan, to Port land, Or., in ballaBt to load wheat, and first sighted land on Sunday morning about 9 o’olook, she being then about five miles off the coast, and abreast oi Quinault river. The heavy current that sets in along the coast, and a heavy southwest gale, made it impossible for her to stand out to sea, and at 1 o’olook she was foroed to let go both anohors. This failed to hold her, aDd she gradu ally drifted ashore, being in a similar position to the Glenmorag, wrecked north of the Columbia. The crew consisted of twenty-seven men, under oommand of James Fraser, and all are safe ashore. One sailor, named McNamee, received a scalp wound, from being struck on the head by a. stanchion, which broke loose as the vessel rolled in the heavy breakers, he being the only one in the entire crew that was injured. The vessel was first sighted by Mr. Damon, of Oyehut, who, noticing the signal of distress, dis pa tohed his eldest boy to Hoquiam, twelve miles distant, for tugs, and tel egrams were at once sent to Westport to the tug Traveler, and to South Bend for tugs, and for the life-saving crew, but before the tugs could arrive, the vessel was too far in shore to reoeive any help, and the orew was all ashore, having experienced no trouble in launching a boat on the lee side of the vessel and reaching the friendly assist ance of the hospitable people who dwell along that shore. MoNamee, the in jured sailor, was brought to the hospital at Hoquiam, Captain Fraser and the balance of the orew remaining at Oye hut to look after the vessel. The oap- tain says that he is confident that he can save the vessel with but litlte if any damage, and the condition of the ship at this time would seem to war rant his statement, as she stood the heavy poundings receievd in the break ers without any peroeptible damage, not even springing a rivet, and she now stands at low tide boldly out, as though in her usual element, instead of in the golden sands of a strange coast. This makes thq seventh vessel that has gone ashore on the stretch of beaoh lying north of Gray’s harbor, all of them being foreign vessels, and all strangers to the ooast, easily getting caught in the same treaoherous current that sets in along this ooast, and sucked ashore in spite of their efforts. This section of the coast is particularly dreaded for the reason that there is no lighthouse or life-saving station within many miles, the nearest being at Wil- lappa harbor. If there had been tele, graphic communioation with the North beaoh, word could have been sent in time to have tugs arrive and tow the bark out of danger, hut the length of time neoessary to get to Hoquiam was fatal, and, when the tugs arrived, no help could be given. The life-saving orew, upon arrival at Westport, on the south side of the har- «GREAT PERSONAL EVENTS.” NO BAD POSTAGE STAMPS. A series of articles of unique interest has been undertaken by the Ladies’ Home Journal. It to be oalled “Great Personal Events,” and will sketoh the most wonderful scene t <f populuar enthusiasm and thrilling hit- torio interest which have ooourred in Amerioa during the past fifty years. Eaoh one will be graphically detailed by an eyewitness, while leading artists have been employed to portray the events in pictures made from old illut- native material. The series has just been started in the current number of the magazine, Hon. A. Oakey Hall, ex* mayor of New York city, sketching the scene “When Jenny Lind Sang in Castle Garden,” whioh still stands as the greatest single concert in the annals of American music. Mrs. Henry Ward Beeoher in the following issue will tell of a remarkable scene in which her husband was the central figure: “When Mr. Beeoher Sold Slaves in Plymouth Pulpit. ” Then Stephen Fiske will portray the furore-and exoitement “When the Prince of Wales Was in Amerioa.” Parke Godwin will follow this in a succeeding number with an aooount of the unparalleled exoitement in New York “ When Louis Kossuth Rode Up Broadway.” Hon. John Russell Young will sketoh “When Grant Went Around the World,” Mr. Young being of General Grant’s party The great scene in the senate chamber “When Henry Clay S^id Farewell to a will the Se nate” w ill 1 figure twice in the Cirst, in a description of “When’ Lincoln was First Inaugurated,” and, next, “When Lincoln was Buried.” The stirring story of the discovery of gold by John W. Mackay will be revived in “When Mackay Struck thq, Great Bonanza.” The series will extend through all the numbers of The Ladies’ Home Journal during 1897. 1 Counterfeiters Find It Unnrnfitable to '¡rouble Postal Authorities. ' Counterfeiters do not find it profita bly to ply their vocation in the postal service. According to an official of the Postoffice Department, who has been in the service for over twenty years, there has been no counterfeiting of stamps during that period. A few years ago the Postmaster Gen eral ordered a reprint of an obsolete desigr of a five-cent stamped envelope. It was a mistake on the part of the de partment, and as soon as it was dis covered all of. these envelopes, about 10,000 in number, were called in. A stamp collector in New York in some way learned that these envelopes were soon to be called in, so he bought 1,500 of them before the postmaster hhd time to send them back to the de partment. After all the others had been called in he had a monopoly of the issue, and he was selling them freely at $5 each to “stamp cranks.” He paid but five cents apiece for them, hence his profit was enormous. There is another incident where a stamp collector learned that there would be a short issue of a certain de nomination put in circulation, so he went to the contractor and purchased $10,000 worth of the new Issue. He at tempted to sell them at greatly ad vanced prices, and complaint was made to the department. An Investigation was ordered, and the result was an un limited number was ordered to be printed, and the man who had invested in $10,000 worth was so badly stuck that he appealed to the department to redeem those he had not sold. this year in valuable articles to smokers of Blackwell’s The output of the Bandon cannery is being shipped to Astoria. Genuine > The sturgeon catch this season at The Dalles has been remarkably good. The tax levy for Clatsop$6unty this year will be between 12 and 13 mills. Insurance men have adjusted most oi ‘.the losses caused by the Woodburn fire. A tannery is being built about 2|£ You will find one coupon in« miles above Bnohanted prairie, in Coos side each 2-eunce e-eunce bag, and two coupons inside each 4-ounce county, and will soon be in operation. ! The Best bag. Buy a bag, read the coupon The wrecked steamer Arago had on and see how to get your share. [ SmoklngTobacco Made board when she went down $653 worth >eeeeeaeft*eeeeeeeeeee»e«^»eeo«HM*a«*eM!*o«M»eett<ie of property belonging to the Coos bay •creamery. The telephone line between McEwen ‘and Sumpter has been completed. Now they will build to Granite and Crackei Creek, in Baker county. Eleven single-deck carloads of sheep were shipped from The Dalles one day last week. Two carloads were for Ta coma and the rest for Troutdale, Or. Milton’s apple crop will bring hei ,in thousands of dollars this fall, for only in that immediate neighborhood has anything like a full orop been ob tained. Mr. Jacobson, who had the contraol for ereoting the Bandon lighthouse, has been awarded the contract for jetty work in Marshfield. His bid was 52 There is no .form of energy that is so far cents a ton. reaching in its benefits to the welfare and comfort of the world asselecirical energy. Seven thousand cords of wood have Opie Read’s new story, “My Young been cut for the Virtue Mining Com Master,” is announced for Immediate a ’T enacious clutch pany in Baker county in the course of publication. Is that of- dyspepsia. Few remedies do more the last three months. One hundred Henry D. Lloyd, of Chicago, is to be than palliate this obstinate complaint. Try men were employed in getting out the Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, however, and you the United States correspondent of the will find that it is conquerable, along with its wood. symptoms, heartburn, flatulence, nervousness new London magazine called the Pro and loss of flesh and vigor. Biliou'sness and The Chinook salmon continue to run constipation frequently accompany it. These gressive Review, to be edited by J. A in large numbers in Nestucoa bay and besides malarial, rheumatic and kidney com Hobson and William Glarke. river. It is seldom they runs as late plaints, are also subduable with thé Bitters. The Scribners’ collected edition of as they have this season. The silver- They say In Texas that the cowboy of Kipling is to be sold only by subscrip side run is very good, and they *hre the future will use awheel instead of a tion. Limited editions on Japan paper, very large. horse. One cowherder in Atchison, Kan both of Kipling’s and of Barrie’s works, sas, already, uses one. Heavy shipments of hops have been made from the Willamette valley dur Piso’s Cure for Consumption is our only will appeal to wealthy book lovers. If we may trust the unanimous ver medicine for coughs ana colds.—Mrs. C. A STIRRING INCIDENT. ing the last few weeks, mostly to Eng Beltz, 439, 8thave., Denver, Col., Nov. 8, ’95. dict of the London reviewers, Mrs. Man land. One firm in Salem shipped 2,000 bales and has large quantities Admiral Selfridge Came to the Rescue Sun spots are believed to be openings in nington Caffyn’s (Iota’s) new novel, “A \ of Armenian Refugees. yet to ship. the sun’s photisphere, or luminous envelope Quaker Grandmother,” Is a delightful through which the orb is seen. surprise of genuine cleverness, with no New York, Nov. 12.—The World Counterfeit coins of the denomina HANDS— For all kinds of work fiirnished free on trace of the “Yellow Aster” In it. The steamship tions of $1 and 50 cents, have been this morping says: short notice. Address Higley’s Employment Of The camera is assuming a large place fice, 142 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. passed on several business men in Boyne, of the. Mercantile Steamship in the field of modern illustration. Clif Salem within the past lew days. The Company, of London, arrived in port If you pick up a starving dog and make dollars bear the date of 1879, and the on Friday from Gibraltar and Mediter him prosperous he will not bite you. This ton Johnson has taken his camera to ranean ports. Captain Fisher told a is the principal difference between a dog Thrums and produced the seventy half dollars that of 1894. and a man. remarkable story to Collector of the charming illustrations that distinguish James Callahan is buying sheep in Port Kilbreath and others as to why a new edition of Barrie’s “A Window DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED Eastern Oregon. He has already he had entered the port without a mani in Thrums.” bought 18,000 head and will buy 4,000 fest. His ship lay at anohor off By local applications, as they cannot reach the Richard Le Gallienne promises a book more. He buys lambs and yearlings Smyrna, Turkey in Asia, on Ootober 9. diseased portion of the ear. There is only one only and ships them to Montgomery, There had been several riots in Smyrna way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu entitled “The Quest of the Golden Girl.” tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in Gabriel Setoun Is putting forth a col Ill., where they are then fattened for for three or four days, and the din of flamed condition of the mucous lining of the the Chicago market. The prices re another confliot and the cries of victims Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed lection called “The Child World.” Vol you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear umes of poems are about due from A. ceived were from $1 to $1.1’0 per head. of the assassins came over.the waters ing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can'be O. Benson and John Davidson. that evening. A small boat came up t?1’s tube restqret^o its normal T “Tile Political Situation” is the title Washington. bor, learned of the orew being; safe, and an aged man begged permission to ! X?nS .»rover- The total value oi all sohool prop go aboard. With him were six others, and did not visit the scene, as it lay wllloh Is nothing tour «O-rr of I of the book on Africa and- the Jame- the mucous surfaces. I 6OD raid that has Just appeared in Ix>n- erty in Whitman county is estimated three of them women, all Armenian I some eight miles further on. The We will give One .Hundred Dollars for any don from the pens of Olive Schreiner case of deafness (caused by catarrhlt^at can at $280,000. refugees. Captain Fisher assented, Zinita is but three years old, and was not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cureiulend for and her husband, C. S. Oronwrlght The Northern Pacific railway paid its and, in order to be on the safe side, the on her third trip when the mishap oc circulars;free. F. J. CHENEY -St CO., Toledo, O. Schreiner. It Is said to be an unusual Kittitas county taxes, amounting to refugees were registered as passengers. curred. Those who are best acquainted Sold by druggists, 75c. ly able and dignified indictment of Cecil about $8,000. Not long afterwards a boatload of with the coast say that the chances Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Rhodes and his monopolistic company. There has been more travel over the I Turks came aboard. Captain Fisher for saving the vessel are slim indeed, The chemical constituents of the mush James Lane Alien’s forthcoming nov Wallula ferry this month than there | refused to deliver the refugees. The as they believe that she will soon sink room are almos| identical with those of el, “The Choir Invisible,” is by far his in the sands, but there is no danger of has been at any time during the year. Turkish offioer said he would give the meat, and it possesses the same nourishing most pretentious work in scope, length I her going to pieces where she at present properties. Britisher until morning to turn over The total tax levy in Spokane coun and general construction. The plot Is lays, as she is way inside the line of ty, as fixed last week by the county the Armenians. Captain Fisher sought ordinary breakers, ooming in during laid in the pioneer Kentucky days when assistance. An Italian man-of-war commissioners, is 31.8 mills. The fiery English-Virginians began When dawn I the extreme high tide and heavy swell "Actions speak louder the estimated expenditures for the year refused to interfere. their epoch-making movement across of the afternoon. will amount in the aggregate to $183,- came, the United States warship Min neapolis came into the bay. The Brit than words”—ask your gro the Alleghenies. Under Mr. Alien’s "100. TUFTS-LYONS WON IT. exquisite literary workmanship this ish flag was sent swinging out upside cer if we really mean money- new material cannot fail to be produc The Reservation Chief Mining & i down and the Minneapolis lookout saw Milling Company and the Big Four the signal of distress. Captain Fisher Final Game of the Amatuer Baseball back if you don’t like Schil tive of a novel of supreme Interest. FOR SALE CHEAP (I GUARANTEED ORDER. Tournament. Mining & Milling Company, eaoh told his story, and Admiral Thomas Marie Corelli -is preparing to run with $1,000,000 capital stock, have Selfridge, jr., commandant of the Eu- San Francisco, Nov. 10. — Nine ling's Best tea. amuck again—this time against society. 1-1 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. been incorporated with heaquarters at j ropean squadron, said: husky young men from the feu th A Schilling <c Company She will do it in a story for the new 1-2 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. S*n Francisco 834 Spokane. “We will give you all the assistance played ball in the presence of 15,000 London magazine about to be started 1-2 H. P. Regan, Gas or Gasoline. today and won the amateur I you want. You ’ ll take these refugees people under the name of the Lady’s Realm.' Loggers around Kelso have received 1-3 H. P. Oriental, Gas or Gasoline. I safely out of port if I ’ ve got to bombard It ’ championship of the Pacific coast By the way, Miss Corelli’s last novel,' the encouraging news’ from the North 1-4 H. P. Otto, Gas or Gasoline. waB the final game of the tournament ern Pacifio Mill Company that from the town. ’ ’ “The Murder of Delicia,” has already 1-4 H. P. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline. Admiral Selfridge ordered off the which has been in progress all sum now on the mill company will pay exhausted its first edition of 28,000 ' barge with a detail of marines and i'6 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. mer, and today, the Los Angeles Tufts- $4.50 spot oash for logs. This is an copies, and a new edition of 10,000 cop 1 bluejackets over to the British ship, Lyons and the Nevada Stars met .to de pío H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline. advance of $1 per thousand. ies is in preparation. Though she de with orders to hold her safe from at- cide which should carry off the pen Whether in the form of pill powder spises the bicycle she is certainly both' John C. Smith, formerly an en ! tack. Then the American consul was nant. The Los Angeles boys won the or liquid, the doctor’s prescription for State Your Wants and Write for Prices........ gineer on the Great Northern railway, sent for, and it was agreed the Boyne game by the lop-sided soore of 14 to 3, blood diseases is always the same— a record-breaker and a scorcher. has begun an action in Spokane against should sail at onoe under escort of the and several hundred “rooters” from mercury or potash. These drugs bottle Tea at $175 a Pound. that corporation for the sum of $64,- Minneapolis. Soon bloody Smyrna the southern part of the state became up the poison and dry it up in the Tea at $175 a pound! If a grocer 583, as damages for injuries received was many miles behind, but the cap delirious with joy. The youngsters system, but they also dry up the marrow in the bones at the same time. should ask the average housewife that 405-7 Sansome Street in two accidents alleged to have been tain had forgotten his manifest. from the Sagebrush state played good The suppleness and elasticity of the kind of a price she would be likely to San Francisco, Cal... due to the carelessness and negligence The Armenians were landed at Ellis ball for a few innings, but they were joints give way to a stiffness, the rack drop dead. Yet there is such tea, and of the defendant corporation. plainly not in the same class with the ing pains of rheumatism. The form G. N. Merriweather, a tea merchant island. Gas, Gasolins and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 H. P, California boys. They beoame badly gradually bends, the bones ache, while of Cincinnati, has some of It. A little: A corps of civil engineers are at Coxey on the Grass A sain. rattled, and the style of ball put up by decrepitude and helplessness prema work surveying and staking out the Cleveland, Nov. 12.—J. S. Coxey them was very bad. The winners will turely take possession of the body, and, of this goes a long way and five ounces HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL/ new sidetracks and other improvements it is but a short step to a pair oi of it constitutes his stock. contemplated by the new management ■ has a new doctrine for 1900. His plat get the sohool boys’ trophy given by crutches. Then comes falling oi Very little of this tea is ever brought MME A. RUPPERT’S FACE BLEACH, of the Northern Pacific Coal Company form declares for the demonetization the Examiner. Muoh interest was the hair and decay of the bones,—a con to this country. Indeed, little of it is at Roslvn. A work train with a crew of gold as well as silver, state owner taken on the coast in the series of dition truly horrible. marketed anywhere, as it is extremely Contagious Blood rare, and millionaires, even, if the price of about forty men has arrived and the ship of railroads, highways, water games, which was participated in by POTASH lew Turk. Poison—the curse was no object, would have difficulty in men have been put to work grading ways, telegraph and telephone lines; nines from Oregon, Washington, MERC UR of mankind—is the and preparing for the new sidetracks. municipal ownership of street-cars, Nevada and California. most horrible of all getting hold of It. water works, market-houses, eleotrio Harrisburg Mills Start Up. Oakesdale seems to be. the leading. light and gas plants; employment- of This $175-a-pound tea Is. known as diseases, and has al- fired the the Ceylon golden bud. Itds the pick potato market, as well as one of the1 surplus labor in public works; worn- Harrisburg, Pa., Nov. 11.—The r doctors. Their pot- ings of the first tips of the blossoms. rmtlphli) leading grain markets of the Palouse an’s suffrage; state oontrol of the li- Chesapeake nail works resumed this ash and mercury The greatest care must be taken in the country. Every day large quantities | quor traffio and the eleotion of presi morning with 300 men, after an idle bottle up the poison, picking, and nothing but the bright of potatoes are sold there, and two firms ’ dent by direct vote of the people. ness of three months. The Lochiel Chicago but it always breaks have already bought twenty oarloads, | Coxey has called a conference of all the rolling mills puddling plant and the forth again attack golden-hued tip taken off the blossoms^ or 600,000 pounds of potatoes. It is friends of the initiative and referen plate mill at the Paxton rolling mills ing some delicate All the picking of this grade is eare-i estimated that this is only about two- dum and advocates of the above prin also resumed, as did the Dauphin organ, frequently fully done by hand. The process of the moqth and drying these tips is as delicate as the: thirds of what will be brought to ciples at the Lindell hotel, St. Louis, bridge works. This plant has been throat, filling them picking. The annual output is esti Oakesdale this fall. closed for some time. for January 12 next. with eating sores. mated at 12,000 pounds, valued at Shows a stylish shoe; but does not show MME. A. RUPPERT says: «I appreciate the The Lillis Lumber mill at Old Ta half of the shoe’s strong points. S.S.S., is the only $2,100,000. that there are thousands and thousands of Full Force at Carehops It is a plump calf, calf-tipped, has tough, fact coma will have all of its machinery in To Locate a Deep Water Harbor. the ladies of the United States that would like known curé for this soft topping, reinforced lace stays, extra to try my World Renowned FACE BLEACH: But five pounds of this tea has ever Sedalia, Mo., Nov. 11. — After work place and will be ready to begin work disease. It is guar Washington, Nov. 12.—The com broad outside and inside back stays, solid but nave kept from doing so on account of double soles and slug heels that can’t be the price, been by the middle of this month. The mission, consisting of Admiral Walker ing one-half of a force on half-time for anteed purely vege- been known to have reached the United: which is 12 per bottle, or 8 bottles run over. Portland’s Greatest Store offers taken together |5. In order that all of these capacity of the mill will be about 50,- • and four others, recently appointed by several months past, the Missouri Pa table, and one thousand dollars reward is States, excepting a few pounds placed this shoe to its mail order customers as a may have an opportunity, I will mail free a special bargain. 000 feet per day, and the company will the president to locate a deep-water cific shops here today put a full force offered for proof to the contrary. It on exhibition at the World’s Fair. A sample bottle, safely packed, plain wrapper, on never fails to cure Contagious Blood rich lady residing at New York wrote IN BOYS’ SIZES, 11 TO 2, AT $1.80 PER PAIR. receipt of 25 cents. FRECKLES, pimples, ipoth, employ twenty-five men. The com harbor at Santa Monica or San Pedro, of men to work on full time. black heads, acne, eczema, oiliness Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism, to Mr. Marr, the agent of the Ceylon IN BOYS’ SIZES. 2 1-2 TO 6, AT $2.20 PER PAIR. sallowness, pany will supply the cargo and rail Southern California, will meet here or roughness, or any discoloration or disease of Cancer, or any other disease of the tea-growers for America, at Chicago, the skin, and wrinkles (not caused bv facial Bellefonte Glass Works. New square toe, if you prefer, instead of trade, the Northern Paoifio tracks pass •next Monday to organize and outline blood. If you have a blood disease, point shown. We will pay the express or expression,) FACE BLEACH removes absolute Bellefonte, Pa., Nov. 11.—It is an take a remedy which will not injure you. and asked him to try to procure for her ing directly in the rear of the plant. mail charges on these shoes, and will ly. It does not cover up, as cosmetics do, but its work. Congress appropriated $2,- send one of our new Fall Catalogues to it is a cure. Thomas Powell, of Little Kalama, 900,000 for the work in connection nounced that the Bellefonte glass Beware of mercury; don’t do violence If possible five pounds of this remark Send for my book “How to be Beautiful,” free each customer who has not received one. Cowlitz county, killed a cougar latt with the building of the harbor, and works will start up, after an idleness of to your system. Don’t get bottled up! able and expensive tea. Mr. Marr was on application. Address all communications or call on successful in securing six pounds of the Dur books sent free to any address. six years. Forty men will be em week, measuring from tip to tip seven $50,000 for the expenses of the oom. MME, A. RUPPERT, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. precious article. The New York lady ployed. feet. Room 6, Golden Rule Building, Portland, Or mission. • PORTLAND, OR. gave a check for $1,000 for her five 302 Washington St. - R. C. McCroskey, of Garfield, has A Close Call. ■ ■■■■■■■ Make money by sue-' pounds. Mr. Merriweather, who is a Ulll tn EDTC To any »ddress, our . . . Creates a Problem. harvested his crop of mangle-wurzel U LHI cessful speculation In Clatskanie, Or., Nov. 11. —Today, personal friend of Mr. Marr, received IYIAIL l U I nLL ...... Special Price Liat of IBS VW n F 11 I Chicago. We buy and beets. The ground he plowed in the Angus McGilvery, while riding along Salem, Or., Nov. 12.—The decision ■ ■ ■ I ■■■* ■ ■ sell wheat there, on HOUSEHOLD COOPS, ETC. fall, and put in first-class condition, rendered yesterday by the supreme the county road between Clatskanie BEST IN THE WORLD. -’■VSoFlVl» five ounces of the extra pound pro margins. Fortunes have been made on a small cured. beginning by trading in futures. Write for yielded about ten tons to the acre. court, estopping the building of a and Marshland, narrowly escaped being full particulars. Best of reference given. Sev Its wearing qualities are unst>rpassed, actually The yield from the spring plow was not branch asylum in Eastern Oregon, cre killed. His horse became frightened, outlasting This circular is issued for the benefit of our eral years’ experience on the Chicago Board of two boxes of any other brand. Free Alas, ’Tis True. country customers who cannot avail themselves Trade, and a thorough knowledge of the busi Oils. GE* GB vuinj B. quite so large. But the total amount ates a problem for the next legislature fell about fifty feet down the grade from Animal “Things ain’t right In this world,” of our Daily Special Sales. Send us your ad ness. Downing, Hopkins & Co., Chicago Board FOR SALE BY OREGON AND of feed from five aores is enormous. to deal with. The present building is among some rocks and was killed in «»-WASHINGTON MKKCHANTS-^H said Perry Patetic, bitterly. dress. You will find both goods and prices of Trade Brokers, offices in Portland, Oregon, right. “ WILL & FINCK CO., and Dealers generally. and Spokane, Wash. He finds that the beets make excellent now crowded beyond its estimated ca stantly. McGilvery jumped off and “What’s eatln’ you now?” asked Way 818-820 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. and cheap hog feed. Fed in connection pacity. Its inmates include, besides caught hold of some brush, thereby worn Watson. FOR PEOPLE THAT are SICK or UPTURE and PILES cured; no pay until with pasture, they make a feed upon the insane, inebriates, morphine fiends, saving himself from a horrible death. “J“ALSf" * Feel Well,” cured ; send for book. Das. M ansfield & “I was thinkin’ of money. A mug P orterfield , 838 Market St., San Francisco. which hogs will thrive amazingly. 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