Scio weekly press., December 31, 1896, Image 3

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CARLISLE’S
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REPORT.
BURNED
TO
DEATH
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WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.
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THE FARM AND WOMP ' aasount of mutton he did twenty years
XLB j rAnilL AINU HUJlLlj ag0 because he. gets it better. The
with a very active, energetic working­
fleece weighs double, too, because of
better breeding and handling, Good man, or a m an of business, a cane or crutch
San Francisco, Dec. 24.—C. W. Has-
Washington, Dec. 23. — Secretary
Comparative quietness ruled in wheat MATTERSOF INTERESTTO FARM- j sheep will pay, but the old scrubs will is a sign of some infirniative, but he will
have to use one or both if sciatica sets in
Carlisle, in his annual report on the ! tell, superintendent of the Savannah i last week, the volume of business fall­
ER AND HOUSEWIFE.
not.—Germahtown Telegraph.
and disables his hip. Worse than all this,
state of .the finances shows the revenues i mine at Grug Gulch, in Madera coun­ ing off largely on account of the
he may be bed-ridden for a long time, and
of the government from all,sources to ty, has arrived in this city with the re- smaller cash demand and the fact that
(
Immense Apple Crop.
still worse, may be obliged to resort to sur­
have been $409,475,408, and the expen­ I mains of his wife, who was burned to some mills have closed down. This Farmers Owe Less than Any Oth< '; The apple crop this year amounts to gical
treatment. Why all this should be
Large Group of People and lews
about 200,000,000 barrels. In bushels endured
ditures $434,678,654, which leaves a ' death last Thursday night. The body oircumstance was seized upon by the
when the trouble can be easily
Farmers
“
Fail,
”
Commerciall
deficit- for the year ended June 1, i will be placed in a vault here prepara­ short dealers as an exouse to beat prices
it is about equal tt> our wheat crop. cured must be because hejdon’t know that
Speaking, than in Other Business. • New York contributes 95,000,000 bar- Str. Jacobs Oil, the great remedy for pain,
tory to sending it to New York city for down. They did not stop to consider
1896, of $25,203,245.
a special cure for this very much dreaded
I rels, Michigan 30,000,00.0, New,England is
■In addition to the ordinary revenues . burial in the Trinity church graveyard! that mills in the Northwest shut up
malady. It has proved itself the • most
The Credit of Farmers.
col-leoted during the year the cash in
The lady was a daughter of the late shop temporarily—that is the mills lo­
I 40,000,000, and other sections also pro­ soothing and penetrating remedy for reach­
The pessimists, the ignorant and the duce largely. One-half or more of this ing the sciatic nerve and effectually curing
the treasury was increased by the fol- i Dr. Livingstone, of New York, and: a cated at the head of the lakes did—for
| : relative of the Vanderbilts and Kis- I the purpose of making some necessary calamity shouters are very fond of enormous crop is wasted—allowed to its agonies that has perhaps ever been tried.
lowing sums:
From the sale of 100,000,000 4 per | sams. She was married fivS, years ago repairs, and also to get ready for Janu- prating on the “poverty of the farm­ rot on the ground—although it could be
A flowering plant is said to abstract
cent thirty-year bonds $111,166,246; I in Denver to Mr. Haskell, who is a I ary business. However, any excuse ing community,” and some agricultural dried or converted into vinegar. As a from the soil two hundred times its
and from the issue of 4 per oent bonds I graduate of the United States naval will do for the seller tp hammer values journals, not conversant with the facts, 1 “good apple year” is usually followed own weight in water.
ith a. better understanding of the
in liquidation of interest accrued on academy at Annapolis, and was for a down, no matter how absurd or ridi­ have assisted in spreading the idea. by small crops the succeeding season
transient nature of the many phys­
refunding certificates converted during | number of years connected with govern- culous it may appear. As a -result of They have done their utmost-.to destroy it would have been profitable to have BOBNE DOWN WITH INFIRMITIES
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef-
forts—gentle efforts—pleasant efforts—
the year, $4,130, making a total of i¡ment engineering work in various this one piece of news from Duluth and the farmers’ credit. But the real truth made vinegar. This year the product
rightly
directed. There is comfort in ‘
its surest solace in the benignant
I parts of the country.
$111,170,376.
Superior, May wheat in Chioago sold is this:’While many farmers have been was about three barrels for every man, Age finds
aid afforded by Hostetter’s Stomach Bit­ the knowledge, that so many forms of
Mr. Haskell’s hands were badly down to 79J^c, with, however, a quick in distress, yet, taking the farming peo­ woman and child in the country, but tonic
As compared with the fiscal year
ters, which counteracts rheumatic and ma­
larial tendencies, relieves growing inactivity sickness are not due to any actual dis­
1895, the receipts for 1896 increased burned in attempting to smother the recovery. Another thing that helped ple as a whole, it is safe to say that the t apples will be high, nevertheless; in a I of
the kidneys, and is the finest remedy ex­ ease, but simply to a constipated condi­
$19,102,215, of which the following are fire in his wife’s clothing. She had the descent was the continuation of the farmers have passed through the years j i few months.
tant for disorders of the stomach, liver and tion of the system, which the pleasant
bowels.
Nervousness, too, with which old family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt-
the principal items of increase:
I placed a candle on a box in the kitchen December deliveries by .elevator people. of depression better than anybody in
“Blood Will Tell.”
people are very apt to be afflicted, is promptly ly removes. -That is why it is ti
’ Customs..................;......;....................... $7,863,134 of the house and got upon another box They were very light on the first of the the-country. To-day farmers owe less
relieved
by
it.
The expression “Blood’ will tell” ap­
Internal revenue........................
. 3.341,192» to get some cake and other food to pre­
remedy with millions of-fanilU
present month, as is well known by than any other large group of people. plies to all classes of stock. It may
Profit on-coinage of bullion doposited, '
The human raoe is but a contest of everywhere esteemed so highl
etc......................... ...................... .
1,256,5® pare a luncheon for her husband and I everybody-in the trade, but since that Fewer farmers have “failed,” commer- I | be noticed in. the fleet running and trot-
who
value good health. T'
Postal service............................
5,516,08^ herself. The bottom of her clothing
dollars.
date have increased to such an extent cially speaking, than in any other busi- j
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
There is shown to have been a de­ touched the candle, and in a moment as to lead to the impression that ware- ness. . Some farm mortgage companies I j ting horses, the beef, butter and milk Two bottles of Piso’s Cure for Consump­ one remedy which promotes internal
crease in ordinary expenditures of $4, • her dress was in a blaze; She ran I housemen wanted to take their profits have failed that did an extensive busi­ I breeds of cattle, the numerous breeds tion cured me of a bad lung trouble.—Mrs. cleanliness without debilitating the
of sheep which are bred for mutton and
015,852? .
screaming out into the yar’d toward i and let the wheat go out. Outside ness, especially in the semi-arid region, heavy fleeces, and in the swine, which J. Nichols, Princeton, Ind., March 26, 1895. organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene­
her husband’s office, where he was en­ holders of December were, of course, where agriculture is in an experimental possess meritorious characteristics pe­
ESTIMATE FOR THIS YEAR.
BOUT’S SCHOOL FOB BOYS.
ficial effects, to note when you pur­
The revenues of the government for gaged writing a letter. Seizing a alarmed over these deliveries, and liqui­ stage, but the records of well-managed culiar to each breed. Stockmen must
chase, that you have the genuine arti­
This school is located at Burlingame, cle, which is manufactured by the Cali­
the current fiscal year are thus esti­ blanket from a bed in the office, he ran dated post haste, thus the wheat found concerns in this line of business in the bring themselves to a point where they
Mateo ct>unty2 Cal., in charge oflra G. fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
mated upon the basis of existing laws: to his wife’s assistance and tried to a final lodging place at point of ori­ Central West and Northwest show that must recognize these facts and obliter­ San
Hoitt,
Ph. D. It is accredited at the State
druggists.
smother
the
blaze.
He
was-only
par
­
gination.
From customs.... ........................ . $148,000,000
farmers’ interest is being'promptly met, ate, from the farms the thousands of and Stanford Universities, and is one of the all If reputable
in the enjoyment of good health,
From internal revenue..'.................... 150,000,000 tially successful in this effort, , and
best
of
its
kind.
Twelfth
term
begins
Jan
­
The
foreign
news
is
just
as
mystify
­
and
the
principal
on
many
mortgages
sci-ub
animals
which
fail
to
give
profit
Miscellaneous sources......
............ 20,000,000 only succeeded in extinguishing the
and the system is regular, laxatives or
ing as ever, cablegrams bririg’only par­ reduced or paid in full. “The number of because they are incapable of so doing. uary 4, 1897.
From postal service......
89,793,120
other remedies are then not needed. If
' ——------ flames with a bucket of water.
tial
encouragement,
'
quoting
prices
S
tate
of
O
hio
,
C
ity
of
T
oledo
,
(
__
farms
owned
free
of
debt
in
the
South
afflicted
with any actual disease, one.
High farming, with improved methods,
Total estimated revenue..... ......'.,..$407.793,120
L ucas C ounty ,
j sa-
He' carried the dying woman into
and depressed dne day with ltitle shows remarkable gains. In the Middle depends for success upon stock raising
may be commended to the most skillful
The expenditures for the same period the house and attempted with the rem­ weak
F rank J. C heney makes oath that he is the
but if in need of a laxative,
or no change, and the next day “a turn
senior partner of the firm of F. J. C heney & Co., physicians,
are estimated at $472,293,120, leaving edies at hand to alleviate her agony, dearer.” Russian shipments were fair and Eastern States farmers have main­ based upon the best breeds of stock.
doing business in/the city of Toledo, County one should have the best, and with the
tained
their
good
credit
in
the
face
of
an estimated deficiency for the year of but she died twenty-four hours after last week. The visible supply for the
Apples for Worses.
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay well-informed everywhere, Syrup j of
keen Western competition.
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for Figs stands highest and is most-largely^^®
$64,500,000.
the accident.
A
quart
or
two
of
sweet
apples
per
each and every case of C atabbh that cannot be Ji6ed and gives most general satisiactiS|^®
week made a good decrease, showing a
Contrast this with the record of fail­
These estimates of receipts and ex­
’ s C atabbh C ube .
reduction of 2,028,000 bushels. This ures among merchants, manufacturers day for each horse will be worth more cured by thé use of.H all
FRANK J. CHENEY.
penditures, the secretary says, are
FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK fl
WILL HANG FOR IT.
was a surprise and much larger than and railroads. The 161 railroads that to it than the same bulk of oats addi­ Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
made upon the assumption that there
“Just Don’t Feel Well^^^H
tional to, its. regular ration of hay or presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886.
the trade expected.
DR.
GUNN’S | ll/rn n>U^H
have
gone
into
receivers
’
hands
in
the
will be no substantial change in exist­ Two McCann Brothers to . Pay the
A. W. GLEASON,
In corn there is a very interesting last three and a half years were mort­ grain. The apples are better than any I SEAL !
imfroved LI VE si riiM
H
ing business conditions, and that the
1
’
Notary
Public.
are
the
Ona Thing to use.
Death Penalty. .
market to report.
Prices have not gaged-for twice as much as all the mort­ kind of roots, and this year they are Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
Only One for a D os ^H m |^®
present scale of public expenditures
the bloo’d and mucous surfaces
Sold by Druggists at 25c.
Olympia, "Wash., Deo. 24.-r-Two ohanged since the last, review.
gages on all the farms in the United everywhere cheap And plenty. Sour acts directly bn Send
will not be reduced. But if our ordin-
for testimonials, free.
Samples mailed free.
In oats dullness is the rule. The States. Probably the actual loss on in­ apples are nearly as good, but the of the system.
more
names
were
today
added
to
the
F.
J.
CHENEY
&
CO.,
Toledo,
O.
Dr.
Bosanko Med. Co.
•ary business activity should be resumed
market is uninteresting. Quotations vestments in railroad mortgages- in the horses prefer the sweet apples when Sold by druggists, 75c.
TYUPTURE and PILES cured; no pay
Hall
’
s
Family
Pills
are
the
best.
and the consumption of articles subject list of names of men who must pay the show a loss of about lc.
JLL cured; send for book. D rs .
past six years has exceeded the amount they cam be had. In nutritive value
to taxation should increase to its death penalty at an early day in King
A million sores of forest are cut P orterfield , 838 Market St., San Francisco,
of all the farm mortgages in the coun­ there is very little difference. There is
normal proportions, there may be, in county, the supreme court having
much sweet in what we call a “sour” down
i
GENERAL MARKETS.
every year to supply European OPlUWI^DRUNKENNESSjl
affirmed the judgment of ’ the lower
try. Our judgment is that, taking the because
fact, no deficiency in our revenues.
“-1’DRUNKENNESS
court in the case of the state vs.
country as a whole, 95 per cent, of the contains. an acid disguises the sweet it > i rialway companies with sleepers on OPIUM
W r B I
wB VI Cured In 10 to 80 Days. Ño
IWlwiiCured
No P-sy-til?
which the lines are laid.
I Cured. DR. J.L.STEPHENS, LEBANON,OHIO.
P ortland , Or., Dec. 22, 1896.
LAWYER STEEVES ACQUITTED Miohael, Jaynes and John MoGann.
loans on-farms during the past twenty-
Michael, the father, and John and
Farm Notes.
F lour — Portland, Salem, Cascadia five years have either been paid in full
Turnips for table use should be put
Jury Caine to an Agreement After James, sons, were charged with killing and Dayton, $4 50; Benton county and or are to-day worth 100 cents on the dol­
a man named Cicero, August 21, 1895. White L'ily, $4.40: graham, $3.75 ; su­ lar
in layers of sand in barrels. When stor­
Three Days.
$2 50 per barrel.
Portland,*Or., Dec. 23.—Xenophon At the trial in the lower court, the fa­ perfine,
Without in the slightest degree trying ed that way they are fresh, and never
W heat —Walla Walla. 78@80c; Val­
ther
was
acquitted
and
the
brothers
N. Steeves is a free man. This morn­
to cover up any of the evils of agricul­ wilt or shrivel up.
ley,
83(3'
84c
per
bushel.
ing at Hillsboro at 10 o’clock the one were found guilty of murder in the first
Fruit, bees and poultry can be kept
O ats —Choice white, 43@45c per bush­ tural depression, we here enter a sol­
YOU
juror who hung out for conviction cap­ degree. James McCann was a candi­ el ; choice gray, 40@42c.
emn protest against the great wrong on the same land, and a crop of buck­
date
for
road
supervisor,
and
Cicero
H ay —Timothy, £13.00 per ton; cheat, that has been done our farmers by the wheat, for both bees and poultry, will
itulated, and a verdict of acquittal was
opposed him, and much bad blood ex­ $6.50@8; clover, $8.00(39.00; oat, $8.00 irrepressible calamity howler. We sol­
returned to Judge McBride’s court.'
assist in reducing the cost.
For over twenty-four hours the ballot isted between the families for some @10; wheat. $10.
emnly maintain that the farmer’s whole
There are seventy-four stations and
B
arley —Feed barley, $21.00 per ton;
time
preceding
the
crime.
The
morn
­
K
stood eleven for acquittal and one for
history demonstrates his desire and his sub-stations in the United States, in
brewing, $22.
ing
of
the
2.1st
Michael
picked
a
quar
­
conviction. Saturday the jury stood
ability
to
pay
his
just
debts.
Railroad
I
’
LL.
/
M illstuffs — Bran. £15.00; shorts.
ten for acquittal and two for convic­ rel with Cicero, while the latter was $16.50; middlings, $23.00; rye, 90( “receivers,” corporation wreckers and which 576 trained specialists are em­
ployed throughout the year, solving by
tion, but yesterday one of the obstinate working on the road.- In the after­ per cental.
V
trust promoters have made an unenvia-. experiment and study the hundreds of
noon,
the
McCann
boys
renewed
the
B
utter
—
Fancv
creamery
is
quoted
at
jurors gave up and sonWtime last night
ble
record
as
repudiators,
but
the
vast
the twelfth man voted “not guilty” quarrel, and James knocked Cicero 50c; fancy dairy, 35c; fair to good. majority of farmers have, can or will important problems which confront the
tiller of the soil.
and the jury went to sleep. This down. Cicero went home and' got a 20@22j^c.
pay 100 cents on the dollar. More cap­
P otatoes .—California,
Experiments made in the use of salt
morning when the baliff of the court rifle. The two brothers followed. | I 60@70c
ital is the crying need of many farmers,
per sack; sweets,
upon crops demonstrate that it is to a
was called he was informed that an Cicero shot James in the arm, and they
and
it
is
to
be
obtained
on.
reasonable
O
nions
—
85c
per
sack.
grappled, both falling. John dragged
You wlllfindone-eoupozF'
agreement had been reached.
P oultry —Chickens, mixed. $1.50@ terms by proving the farmers’ credit. certain extent beneficial to onions, cab­
inside each two ounce bag
Juror Catchings was indisposed from Cicero out and shot him in the head 2.00; broilers, $1.50@2 00; geese, $5.00: Let us build up, not tear down. Let us bage and celery when used in light ap­
and two coupons Inside each
the long confinement. He beoame so with a pistol. The defense made a turkeys, live, 10c; ducks, $2.00@3.00 inaugurate the policy of construction, I plications, but injurious to potatoes,
four ounce bag of Blackwell’s
beets,
tobacco
and
melons.
ill yesterday that he had to be taken to strong fight in the lower court, and | per dozen.
not a reign of destruction.—American
upon appeal raised many objections at
Durham. Buy a bag of this
E ggs —Oregon, 30c per dozen.
a physician.
Charcoal is not considered a food,
celebrated tobacco and read.
— Oregon, 11c; Young Ameri­ Agriculturist.
The great expense of the trial and every stage of the proceeding, from ca, C heese
BUTTHE ™
though it is used largely for both swine
12c per pound.
the coupon—which gives a
fempaneling
the
jury
to
.
the
charge
by
Management
of
Poultry.
the time and care expended in trying-
and poultry. It serves as a corrective
T allow —Prime, per pound, 2J^@3c;
list of valuable presents and
The conditions for success in poultry­ of bowel disorders and is of value only
the case demanded a verdict one way the trial judge. However, the court No. 2 and grease, 2@2J£c.
GENUINE J
how to get them.
or another, and when the result was finds no error in the proceedings of 'the
W ool —Valiev. 10c, per pound; East­ raising are: .Warm, light and dry quar­ when freshly burned.
Wood ashes,
ters, clean water, wholesome food, and which are alkaline, are sometimes
announced in Portland general satis superior court, and affirms the judg­ ern Oregon, 6@8o.
a moderate range. My cold-weather
H ops —New crop, 9@10J^c.
faction was expressed. " The Steeves ment. In the opinion, written by
readily eaten by hogs, especially when
inrv Jnnl^ed_up last Friday ^evening Judge Scott, and concurred in by all­ B eef —Gross, top steers, $2.35; cows, ration for thirty hens consists of as they are fed mostly on food of a sloppy
ot
the
justices,
the
belief
is
expressed
fl.75@2.25
;
dressed
beef,
3/
4
@5c
per
much
finely-cut
hay
as
can
be
grasped
and up to last nig&t it was generally that there was. sufficient evidence pound.
in both hands, two quarts of bran, and kind which is acid.
expected there would be' a disagree­ against Michael to warrant his con»
M utton —Gross, best sheep, wethers the refuse from the table for the' last
There is far more danger of giving
ment.
$2.00; ewes, $2.00; dressed mutton, 4o
house
plants too much water rather
twenty-four
hours.
This
is
scalded,
Steeves returns to Portland this viotion with his sons.
per pound.
evening. He was the recipient of
V eal —Net, small, 5c; large, 4J^c cooled, and fed in the morning. They than too little water in winter. During
DRANK WOOD ALCOHOL.
get grain, usually wheat,, with an occa­ the short days and long nights, with
many congratulations, from friends to­
per pound.
- H ogs —Gross, choice, heavy,' $3.00@ sional feed of barley and corn, at noons very little sunlight on the soil, it is hard
day on his acquittal.' His friends in
Portland have been confident of his ac­ And the Wonder is That Any of th© 3.25; light and feeders, $2.50; dressed, and evenings. They get warmed water to keep it at a temperature where the
Rascals Recovered,
$3.50@4.00 per cwt. •
plants can grow vigorously. AU the
quittal throughout, and have resolutely
twice a day, which is liberally taken.
stood by him during the trial.
Mattoon, Ill., Deo. 24.—Two deaths,
They should be kept well supplied surplus water' added lowers the tem­
S eattle , Wash., Dec.: 22/1896.
the result of alcoholism, have occurred,-
with cold ashes, and .receive ground perature until it reaches a point where
A HEAVY FAILURE.
F lour —(Jobbing)—Patent excellent. bone twice a week. Hens should the plants barely exist without making IN GUARANTEED ORDER.
FOR SALE CHEA»
and several men are under the care of
physicians, and more deaths may be am $5.25; Novelty A, $4.75, California scratch for their grain,' which keeps any growth. If the soil has much veg­
$5.60; Dakota, $5.50; patent, them healthy and prevents egg-eating. etable matter, humic acid will be de­
i - i H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
National Bank of Illinois Closes it. nounqed.
A number o'f young men, brands- buckwheat
flour, $6.50; per cwt.
Doors—Was a Large Concern.
i-2 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
ranging from 17- to 23 years of age, $6,25;
The
house
should
be
cleaned
twice
a
veloped
at
a
low
temperature,
and
this
graham; $4.00 per bbl; 10-lb
Chicago, Deo. 23.—The National and belonging to a club having rooms $3.50;
i-2 H. P. Regan, Gas or ^Gasoline.
sacks, $2.50 per cwt; rye flour, $5.00 week, and given a sprinkling of fresh will poison the plant roots.
Bank of Illinois, one of the oldest and in a business block, started in on i per bbl; 10-lb sacks, $2.50 per cwt; r£e lime. To keep the fowls free from ver­
i-3 H. P. Oriental, Ga
___ dr Gasoline.
best-known banking institutions in the holiday celebration last Sunday, On« meal, $4.50 per bbl; per cwt, $2.40, min, sprinkle the roosts once a week
Caught in His Own -Trap,
•^Ï^ h ’ p. Pacific, Gas or Gasoline.
oity, with assets of between $12,000,- young man supplied the crowd with rolledoats, $5.75@6 per bbl; hominy. with coal oil and turpentine, supply
He was a State street cableuaK-Con-,,
i-6 H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline,
000 and $15,000,000, closed today. crude alcohol, and the youths com- $2.50 per cwt; cracked wheat, $3.25 plenty of coal ashes for dust baths and
i-io H. P. Hercules, Gas or Gasoline.
The following notice was posted on the pounded a mixed drink of alcohol, wa­ rolled wheat, $5.25 per bbl; whole rolled whitewash the house once a year. To ductor of most surly and disagrfeeabm
temper. When a woman carrying’ alto­
flour, $2.50 per cwt; pearl barley,
doors before banking hours:
ter, sugar and cinnamon drops. About wheat
keep up the stock to a high standard gether too large a bündle for her
per
100
lb
sacks,
$3.60;
split
pea«,
4Jgc;
rr Wants and Write for Prices...^....
“This bank is in the hands of the half a gallon of alcohol was used, and'
table cornmeal, yellow, $1.65 per cwt in the hens should not be kept till over 4 strength boarded the ear he grumbled a State
national bank examiner, by order of several gallons of the mixture was con­ 10-lbsacks;
60s, $1.50; white, 10s, $1.75; years old. In the early part of .March running five minutes straight about the
the controller of the treasury.”
sumed. Some of the partakers became 60s, $1.65; flaked hominy, $2,50 per keg. select about eight of the best hens and perversity of human nature in general
This action was decided upon at a intoxicated, and yesterday John Mad­
W heat —Chicken feed, $27.00 per ton. mate them with a male, possessing as and of the feminine sex in particular. A
meeting of the directors last night ison died. This evening Bert Well«
O ats —-Choice, $24@?5 per ton.
many as possible of the points de­
B arley —Rolled or ground, $20.00 pei sired to be perpetuated. .Only the few moments before he had viciously 405-7 Sansome Str^S^
after the bank had been suspended from man died in convnlsions. The investi«
kicked at a newsboy who dared stand San Francisco, Cal...
the Clearing House Association of gation of the coroner’s jury brought ta ton.
C orn —Whole, $22 per ton; cracked eggs from this pen should be set. This on the platform while selling a news­
Chicago.
light that the alcohol had been1 taken $23;
care
will
pay
well
for
the
doing.-
There
Gas, Gasoline and Oil Engines, 1 to 200 H. P.
feed meal, $23.
paper. At Adams street a portly mili-
Of the sixteen banks that cleared from the Mattoon gas works, and is
M illstuffs —Bran, $16.00 per ton; is no profit in the haphazard system tary looking gentleman and his wife
through the National Bank of Illinois, what is known as wood alcohol, con­ shorts,
$19.00.
of management.—Rural World.
got on tiie car.
two are olosed—E. S. Dyer & Co. and sidered to be a deadly poison if taken
F eed —Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton,
“That is the smallest I have,” said
Warmansdorf & Heineman. These two in any quantity. Physicians express middlings, $24; oilcake meal, $28.
On the Care of Sheep.
are mortgage loan banks and savings surprise that any of the young men sur­
H ay —Puget sound, per ton, $9@10 ;
It is knack and personal manage­ the military gentleman, as he tendered
312 Washington St., Po tland, Or.
Eastern Washington, $13.
sooieties in a small way, and their vived.
ment, and not luck, which will keep a a $5 bill for fare.
_______________
S ugar —Golden C in bbl, 4%c per lb; flock of sheep in good condition during
Sl.25—Knit Woolen Skirts,worth ?2. 15c—100
failure is not expected to affect any
The conductor growled again and
Fatal Bridge Collapse.
dozen Men’s Gray Wool Half Hose, worth 25
extra C in bbl, 4J^c; dry granulated in
business houses. The assets of E. S.
cents, S2.35—Ladies’ Welt Kid Shoe, good
Wheeling, W. Va., Dec, 24 —At
5c; cube, 6J^c; powdered, 5%c the winter. They should enter their grumbled inaudibly, but finally dug
value,
?3.50. Kid Body Dolls, 16e, 23c. 25c and
Dyer & Co. are given at $1,000,000; Littleton, a wire suspension bridge bbl,
.into
his
pockets
for
the
change,
First
winter quarters in good shape, and then
spot cash.
50c. Dressed Dolls, 8c, 15c, 20c, 25c and 45c.
liabiliites, $1,200,000- Warmansdorf’s over, a creek broke down while crowded
B utter —Fancy native creamery,brick be tended with intelligence. It is folly he gave two silver dollars, then 90
assets are $650,000; liabilities, $400,- with people returning home from a 6c; select, 23c; tubs, 21c; lanch, 18c.
to try to make anything out of the cents—all in dimes—and then the bal­
8B g 9 B
■ TS"
Make money by suc-
000. The Security Title & Trust Com­ church entertainment.
C heese .—Native Washington, 10@12c. weaklings, and they should be weeded ance in quarters; He seemed in ex­
Mr. E. D. Jenkins, of Lithonia, Ga., UU U L Si B
Thirty or
cessful speculation in
P oultry —Chickens, live, per poui.d. out closely. It is noticeable that the ceedingly great hurry as he handed the says that his daughter, Ida, inherited a WntAle^Thear^
pany was appointed receiver for both forty people were precipitated into the
7@8c; dressed, 9@10c; ducks, $2@
firms.
case of Eczema, which the usual margins. Fortunes have been made onf
stream. One was killed and two prob­ her.s,
expression of confidence in the future quarters to his passenger. The other severe
3.50; dressed turkeys, 11(312c.
mercury and potash remedies failed to beginning by trading in futures. Wi
Six banks have made arrangements ably fatally injured.
The person
passengers
noticed
it,
too.
of
the
sheep
business
comes
from
men
E ggs —Fresh ranch, 34@< 6c; Eastern,
relieve. Year by year she was treated full -particulars. Best of reference give
to clear through other banks, and the killed was Wilber Hammond, aged 18.
Now, it so happened that in the with various medicines, external appli­ eral years’ experience on the Chicago B
of experience, who have before come
25c
per
ddz.
Trade, and a thorough knowledge of tl
remainder of the sixteen are making The dangerously injured are: Miss
P rovisions —-Hams, large, 12c; hams, through periods of great depression up change made a very bad quarter was cations and internal remedies, without ness. Downing, Hopkins & Co., Chicago
similar arrangements as fast as possible. Artie Brown and Harry Anderson, and small, 12J^c; breakfast bacon, 10c; to greater prosperity. Those who rush given. The military gentleman was on result.
Her sufferings were intense, of Trade Brokers. Offices in Portland, (
The failure was a great surprise in .those less badly hurt are Miss Cora dry salt sides, 6c per lb.
and her condition grew, steadily worse. and Spokane, Wash.
the
point
of
calling
the
surly
conductor
into
and
out
of
it
with
every
breeze
of
financial and business oircles. The Jephey, Simmons Fox, William Mays
F resh M eats —Choice dressed beef,
All the so-called blood remedies did not Mill tn CDTC To any address, our ....
cause of the suspension, as given in and son and Bert Carlan.
steers, 5c; cows, 4)4c; mutton, sheep, 5c fortune are about shaken out of the bac-k when he discovered the latter had
seem tc reach the dis» IYI m ILL i J BULL ....... Special Price List of
handed
him
nine
instead
of
eight
quar
­
per pound; lamb, 5c; pork, 5c per business, and sacrifices will be fewer
ease at all until S.
resolutions, are “unwarrantable and
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC.
henceforth. People eat meat and wear ters. That decided him to hold his
pound; veal, small, 6c.
S.S. was given, when
injudicious loans-”
By His Own Hand.
clothing; sheep furnish both, and no peace; he wasn’t out in any event. They
an improvement
Cardinal Satolli’s Church.
S an F rancisco , Dec. 22, 1896.
This circular is issued for the benefit of our
was at once noticed. country
other animal does. In the beginning of had ridden quite a distance when the
Parsons, Kan., Dao. 24.—E. H. Hun-
customers who cannot avail themselves
The medicine/ was of
P otatoes — Garnet Chile, 40@50c; the depression some one wanted to see surly conductor came back again.
Rome, Deo. 22.—In the presence of saoker, chief train dispatcher of the
our Daily Special Sales. Send us your ad­
continuecd
with
fav»
dress.
You
will find both goods and prices
numerous prelates and the best-known Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad Salinas Burbanks, 50@75c; Early Rose, it go that way and began calamity
“Didn’t I give you too much change?”
WILL & FINCK CO.,
orable results, and right.
members of the American colony, Car­ here, committed suicide today by 00@60c; River Burbanks, 25@35c; howling. Low as sheep are, they will he queried frown-ingly; and in a tone
818-820
Market
Street, San Francisco, Cal.
now she is cured
75c@$1.10 per cental.
dinal Satolli today took formal posses­ shooting himself with a revolver. sweets,
buy
more
which
the
farmer
needs
than
that
plainly
insinuated:
“
Well,
you
’
re
sound and well, het
O nions —50@60c per sack for yellow,
sion of the titular church of Santa He had been drinking to excess.
they did when higher, and times point a nice fello-w to try and beat a poor
35c for pickle.
skin is perfectly
Maria del Ara Cooli, to which he was
clear and pure and
E ggs —Store, 23@24o: ranch, 30c; to a renewal of prosperity.' The too conductor.”
assigned by the pope at the last con­
she
has been saved BEST IN THE WORLD.
ducks, 253 per. dezen.
common opinion in regard to sheep is
The military looking gentleman look­
from
what threat­ Its wearing qualities are unsurpassed, actually
sistory. Cardinal Satolli delivered an
BU ttjbr —Fancy creamery, 23c: do that they are but scavengers and fitted ed up.
ened to blight her life forever.
seconds, 21@22c; fancy dairy, 21c; only to consume the weeds and other
outlasting two boxes of any other brand. Free
eloquent discourse in connection with
“You did,” he said. “You gave me a
S.S.S. {guaranteed, purely vegetable) from Animal Oils. GET THE GENUINE.
b , 17@18c.
the ceremony.
Let’s take hold' hands, second,
FOR BALE BY OREGON AND
C heese —Fancy, mild, new, 11 @12: -, waste on the farm, but out of nothing very bad quarter which you were very cures Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu­ O^WASHINGTON
MEKCHANTS-^1
The room in which Napoleon died is Mr. Grocer, and dance!
fair to-good, 9@10c; Young America, comes nothing. If there is no proper anxious to shove oil me, but as I could matism, or any other blood trouble.
and Dealers generally.
It is a real blocd remedy and always
ll@12^c; Eastern, 19.322- per pound. food, care’or shelter provided we must not possibly use it I’ll give it back to
now used as a stable.
cures even after all else fails.
expect our sheep to pine away and per­ you. Here it is.”
W eve got some beautiful H ops —8@10c per pound for new.
W ool — San Joaquin and Southern ish. A good sheep will make a growth
The other passengers who had wit­
A Big Lump of Gold.
“We will Leave it Entirely
business for you and with 'coast, poor, 4@5; do good, 4J£@6c; San of nearly three-quarters of a pound a nessed the whole performance laughed A Real Blood Remedy#
In your hands.” If you purchase a
New York, Deo. 21.—One of the
H
ercules G as or G asoline E n -
foothill, good to choice, 6)^@ day the first 280 days, when it becomes outright, their tantalizing sneers fol­
largest nuggets of pure gold of which you, and for and with your Joaquin
h^oiNE, and if it does not do all we say
7)^c; do year’s fleece, 4@5^c; Nevada, excellent mutton. For 600 days it will lowing the surly, conductor to the door, Take a blood remedy for a blood disease;
it
will, you can return it at oir
record has been made that was found
a tonic won’t cure it.
heavy, 6@7c; do, choice, 8'3 8)^c; North­ make half a pound. Such a sheep will
pense. Send for Catalex-:
which
he
opened
and
then
slammed
List
to
in North or South America, is now in customer.
ern, choice, 10@llc per pound.
Our books
American Type
the office of Carter, Haley & Co., Wall
H ay —Wheat, $8@1(,.5Q; wheat and net 6 cents a pound oh the farm, usual­ shut with a bang.—Chicago Chronicle. on blood and
Schilling's
Best
is
the
Second and Stark
oat, $7@10; oat, S6©8 barley, $7.00@ ly, and such sheep, having a large car­
street. It was found in a placer mine
skin diseases
His Return.
in Dutch Guina, on the north coast of tea. Pay every customer’s 8 50; alfalfa, first crop, $4@5 do second cass, will have a proportionately large
mailed free to X&K/
crop. $5.50@6.50; clover,.; $6@8; stock, fleece, f>e it worth what it will.
In
Clubberly—I believe in society, but I any address.
South America. It is in the shape of
50; per ton.
sheep breeding there is but one way of don’t think a man ought to be enter­ Swift Specific LJB
an irregular honey-oombed triangular money back that don’t like $4.50(85
C itrus F ruit —Mexican limes, $3.50@ keeping an ideal flock, and that is by tained unless he makes some return Co., Atlanta,
plate about ten inches long on the base
5.00; California lemons\$l@il-25; do, trying to improve it when it is seem­
Ga*
for it.
line by six and a half inohes thick. It it. We’ll pay you.
good to choice, $1.50@2.00r fancy, $2.50
ingly
at
its
very
best.
The
best
pays
Castleton—Return! Great Scott, old SURE CURE for PILI
weighs 15.64 pounds troy and seems to
@3.00 per box.
There’s money in it
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile» yield •€
be pure enough to sell for $20 an ounce, A. SchiFing & Company
T ropical F ruit —Bananas, $1.00@2?06 in all things pertaining to stock. The man, during the past week I have kiss­
per hunch; pineapples, $2.50@4.00.
average American eats twice the ed fourteen girls!—Truth.
895
or $8,753.60 for the whole mass.
8 m Francisco
Statement of the Government’s Finan-«
cial Condition—Deh^t is Increasing;.
Awfol Fate of the Wife of a California
Mining Engineer.
Downing, Hopkins & Co.’s Review of
Trade.
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